The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 1, 1892

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T r Ji i c f r y p t 4 I IF YOU SEE IT IN l IF YOU SEE IT IN 12 be c UU w tin ttCbt r UU r ITS SOII c ITS SO no I vni TY xn i iii NEW Y011K THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 182C01lYIiiHT 1MI2 l n BYIlfl SUN IKIXTIJM AND ITHUSIIIXG ASSOlIATION I IIIl1 I T i i U iN CIIOLEAIIEIWAT LA1 rl I Twentyfour Cases on the I Moravia from Hamburg ALL BUT TWO OI1rn 1 1CuJIS DEAl II II I I Tho Ship and Her Passengers De tained in the Lower Bay I PRESIDENT HARRISON AROUSED He Returns toW sllington to Consid er Measures Against the Plague A nl re k or the I lirn e e n thn InivIi Within Twcntyonr Jour Alter Hiif Hnllerf from Itnmburc lilt n Clmn Hill or lleitllh from the Acting Amerlrnn CuB utIt wna Cholerine My iheMilni Doctor but Dr JrnMn Hyn the lyn I lama llmerlbed Him Wcro Tlione or Anlallc Cholera Meny Mor MMp Tram IMnBuerldden llle OB the Wn to New forkCity AullmrltleB Alert to 1rtTent nn UptdemlcGiiniillnE the Pu rity or Our Food nnd Water tupill The Teutonic the ClroI and llm IceBdaM Dtailncd nt limriiBllKC i Characteristic Citlcrrrlse or tbe World I J Filly KebultedIt ICeportcrB Driven Atrny From the Mornvlu Which They 01 Were About to llonr nt the Husk of rtprrnrttmc the DUenve IB TbU CI A ship bearing the plntruo IB t In port At 10 oclock on Tuesday night the HamburgAmer Scan steamship Moravia dropped heranchor off tho Quarantine station on Btaton Islandaftr a voyage of two weoks from Hamburg during which twentyfour of her passengers were p stricken with Asiatic cholera ot whom I twentytwo a frightful percentage died and were burled at IOn The ship ro malnod at anchor in Gravesend liar tho greater part of yesterday and todiiy will bo ant to Hoffman Island whore everybody and everything about her will be dislnfectnd Then the passengers and crow will returned on board the purified ship and detained there r to await developments but whether the plague will b stayed and prevented from reaching the shore Is a question The Moravia Is one of tho older hips of the HamburgAmerican line She is of small Ilze but when she tatted from Hamburg on Aug 18 ens carried BOO Bteerago passengers I and a cr w ot slxtyelcht people all told In view of the distressing condition ot affairs that was developed on board within twenty four hours after her departure the following bill of health of the acting Consul for the United States Is a matter of unusual interest M t Sill OF HEALTH COSnULaTC OP TUB AMERICA UNTIID STATES or HAMBURG Aug 161802 L the undersigned Vice and Acting Consul of the United States of America for the port of i Hamburg do hereby certify that the German steamship called the Moravia of Hamburg of the registered burden of 2730 tons whereof Thotle is master navigated by about 6 men i and having on board about 000 passengers I being in all about 668 persons on board Is I about t leave this port for Now York f I hereby further certify that In this port I and vicinity and among tho shipping thereof good health prevails without any suspicion of plague cholera or epidemic disease whatso ever Given under my hand and seal of this con sular office the day and year above written sz ClUKLER IT IlUBKK Vice and Acting United States Consul Beod250 No 225 THE FIRST CASE With this document known to shipping mer chants as a clean bill of health Capt G Thelle hue ships commander sailed away at 4 oclock on the morning of the 18th On the next day J while the ship was Etlil in narrow waters franz Kutazinsky a bubo of 1 months was taken with cramps and Surgeon Israel wan called t attend It lie found It in a state of utter collapse A brief examination served to end the surgeon in haste to the Captain This babe was in the throes of Asiatic cholera and I was absolutely certain that tlio plague would spread Thero was a consultation between the nm eels and then the silloru were set to work to prepare a hospital vhore tho clclc could ho l Isolated A place wan found In the coveted

portion at the stern of the upper ilAok known t seamen an thn turtle back Jhu nallora were put at work cleurlnc out the usual dun riBKe to bo found thoro and beds woru pro p r for the usa of rrothor nnd babe Here I they were brought and with thorn Fredorlch 5 llolloubaoh a tuba of 9 I month with his mother who was stricken very noon after the Kulczlnsky child ws nttarLed Deforo the day ended still another cain hud developed and by the end of 4H bourn from tho time t the ship sailed ten patients Buffering with the ploguo had boon curried to the lioiultul BEAT FOLLOWS snirriv Meantime death had followed closoly on the heels of the plague Tho tno little ones man honed soon succumbed to the inroads of the disease They were sewed up lu their bed dine with suitable weights and hurriedly cast t to the SOl The mother of the first to dlo arlanna Kulczlnsky was ahlu to see tho rude burial of her chili but she had already caught the Infection and three days later the too 1 wrapped In her bedding and cast over F beard a the child had been As saId thero wore two deaths from the dis ease on the second day out of port On tho third there were no lens than six deaths from cholera whlo ono other a hoy named Chrla Bhurdltowltz died of nrart dUeif To add to the Ulroro of the situation there cure developing nearly u dozen canes on this day Then came 1 lull In tho death rate for but two died on tho Jlst ami but two ou the 22d but OB the 2Ud the alarming number of the Wore ovorcomu In spltu of the precautions take Then oncu moro the plague was re stricted for none died during the three days following f and aUn that two died on thu 7th 4 sd one tiAch on the 28th and 20th fly thU r tlm tho ship was olT tho American coast tIOLFIlINE BAYS DII IRKAEt The story of the ship since she sailed Into IhA lower bay late on Tuesday night Is not without Interest eon though tho plague had I at 1 been apparently ovorcomo Indnr the rulo of j tho Health oniocr mi Bllhs are lioanlcJ after I sunAct or before suiiil t Tho deputies of he BU1r J flinlth Oflkvr nro out howivoi it a ronsonix I bly niiily hour In thi nioriilnc tnt yestordiy on ourd a hinntl tug t utcd 1 fur the urpnfc they I i tilL 11 I for thi t v lull lounl t among I the ships that h1 nrrlved during the night Among HIPSO wan thn Moruli l lni well up ahovn the Ouarnntliin itock ut the hrnil Ir f tho I procession su to sjionk us I her Captain was I iiultiSUM of being allowed to ro to t hil pier and wis anxious to git thoro nulell It I therefore happened that fllio was the butt vet Rol of the llott which the health offccis lltod I Dr Tiiltaadci who nmdo the visit assisted by Dr hnnliorn says thntoti boinllnctho ship I ho nrw lthlnr unn eat 11 on r thl t Iminl I I grant The vero of tin usual rlais hroucht I from tho iiiith of f Kurcpn and hal only thn nAiritgct ntnotint of dirt and ill triSs about thorn lie was mot by Dr Israel thu Oilp8 smcuon who hd tho way to the nlllcu They I did nut converse on iho t WRY htafls Dr 1riil I did not talk I English uud Dr Tnlnmdiu tliu iot talk anything cio 1r Israel btuuht out the cnn bill of luilli l which tlio t Atncrlcnn Vl etonsul had 111111 i 1 t ly given t Ilni nnd linn piosoitit t nnotlinr repotlln I t Irrinan which lu mlt of I his lurk nt t auiiuatntaiuM With that lanuuutiu Dr Talmmlgo very roid uiulpnstund It said tint twontitwo ponons Imd dliil 1 of ohoteilni nnd two wuto htlll HI of the Us fine lliouch convalescent Ho tlli not wait tn talk with In ono iiinult1 I matter ftntlior than to I I tho Cnptnlii that ho must not Iciue tin nucliiniijo until I 1 further oftler nnd thcu t 1m mitt husta tu report thu iinttor to hU chief Dr Jenkins Tin snip KENT TO me townn IHV I was now niter 10 oclock and tho chip had been lyin inntir hours among other shllllno I and tluowitig refuho Into the Lav where It might possibly do damage evun though tho clmncisof Its doing no were emote But It was not allowed to remain thorn long As soon at the Health OIHiirlen mod tho t con diLlon of affairs ho oidoied the Moravia tn thu lower bay and xoon lifter 1 dock she not bur anchor and steamed Into up r Inlstolre1 over rice end Day where she anchored about half way hetwion Until Beach and Nortons 1nlnt her cite was in a safe location and tho Health Officer could have tlmo to 11 CIal t fend off tilt long looked for invasion of the plague Dl JENKINS SIT THE Unit First o all he decided that ho ought to the orniino for himself tho exact natulo of tho disease of which the people had died Un therefore sont for Dr John M Ilyron baotorl I oloelst to tho Health Department imd for a chemist With these two and Dr Hanborn Ills deputy ho boarded tho tu and steamed I over to the Moravia soon after oclock In tho afternoon Ot tho results of this visit ho said on his return I We visited the vessel as you know and In spected all the people on board Wo found thorn all apparently well except two who were convalescent Dr Israel the ships physician said that no one had been taken ill for five days Mobt of the cases he had hal were taken sick vary soon after the vessel sailed from port and some of them died within twenty four hours The last case died he said on the 28th al I though tho list as made out from the log says tho 2th Ten cases ware developed during the second twentyfour hours outof port Out ofthetwentsfourcasos as you know ho said twentytwo died I asked him about his diagnosis of the oases but he had kept no written record or history of thorn The temperature he said was subnormal wasory low In fact When asked what tho temperature really was ho said he had not used a thermometer but ho knew by the feeling of the patients that the temporature was very low They were in a state of collapse As to the other symptoms he said that the discharges were at first fa cal and these wore followed by others that were watery and white Were they rlcewaterdlscharses1 lacked and he said they were Then I asked what his diagnosis of the cases was and he said choler ine I suggested that tho percentage of deaths 22 out of 24 win very large for anything but genuine Asiatic cholera but he thought not and explained that those Immigrants had all been crowded together in cars for several days and had been travelling long distances before reaching Hamburg They were then hurried immediately on board tho ship so that they left port In a very weak ann debili tated condition At that I remarked thnt tho Hamburg American Company did not seem tu have ro Qiilrod these passengers to rest for four or live days and meantime clean up and disinfect themselves as the agents here had said was requIred of all passenger To that of course nothing was said In reply We wanted to get excreta from tho patients for tlio culture of tho Kmras but could not Uvurythlng about iliade id bedding and cloth ing Included hud been thrown overboard 10 love Dr liyron got 1 plucn of 1 blanket and ploca of hoc both ot which Inl a a had been soiled and tonight will ondeivor to sot tho ARIItc cholera germ Irom them I ordered the Captain to boll whatever wator helmet on hut Wo will login disin fection uf Ih I s hip tomorrow I tho vlll I I bo sent to lower Quarantine In this morning rite pasxencers uill te landed on Hoffman Inland whnro they will bo Inliivil and their clothing tllkinfcclcd rue offortixeneKs of the bnthinc may bo judged by thu fact that nhiii homo torn an other vessel wore bathed today this ufllcors of their fchlp did not recognize them I on their I re turn bccuUDii they worn fio clean Tho ship will also be thoroughly dlftlnfnctcd Tho pas scneorn will then bo I rolurned to their bhlp and hold at leant hive days Cirnunislimcoh futuie ilnvelopiiicnts mutt determine whether they will be hold longer or not CHOlfllA fiR JUNKINR THINKS Was them am thing to Indicate that other ORS might dCHhI were there any people in I Ionditlon to excite your special atten tion V was asked No except the two convalescent cases One of thC 1 was the mother of one of the children that I had died Was thorn any ildenco that tho illpcane wui the deadly Asiatlncholiira lathor than Iho mlldT fioculled IliolonnoV Thin fact that co many died was good evi dence Tlio doitor could not give a good du sciiiillon of the dlseatu ho did not lull good Gorman but ho was MIIA about thn rice water discharges I do not l nmv of any dhease pro ducing those discharge excupt cholera Of the officers of tie slilp Dr Jenkins MId that they did not try to nltlilioll any Informa tion md that the ImmluinntH ai ra of the usual class brought from Hamburg Ho usel the Captain whoro the drinking water on the ship tAle from lie said tliat It cnnw from lie Haniburu water boats That ts It WUB the lle Hamburg water IjtUIUNTIXKI srXllErS CIIELItrUU A SUN reporter and an artist went down to ira ond Jlay In thu iiflernonti and steamed hrouud the Murala et bucti A distance that the I khtp and pas cngnrs could be easily seen Several hundred people wero on the upper I dock They crowded tn the shil le of lie shin And I cllmlicd on thai rail hero they loolcod much I hike farm children hnlntlnir on a gate They talked cheerfully to each other and some of I them shouted and wavid their hands In pleas j Inc fashion to members of the tug a crow I t was obvious that no line on clerk was worry ing I vorv much over tho cholera or the pros pect I 011 bath nnd disinfection ciuEArwisTic usTntrntHB or THE WOULD TIlt Interest shown in lie arrival of tho first pHauo ship In this harbor was so great 11110 II WI es tfrday that several of tho newspapers hlicd tugs to convey nowscathors rind artists down the hay Among the rest t whs tho llnri Homebody In the 11iirM otllco conceived the Idea that hero was an nspoclallv good oppor tunity for dlplnylng the enterprise peculiar to that paper ThAt l something must be tie done by the HorW that no other paper would iloTo To Insure thin result eight mon wore do Inllad to go on boird 1 tug whtlo City Elhtor Godilanl was sent along In charge of then I They steamed away to tho Quarantine pier whote n stop WaS nindo until after Dr Jenklni had 1 gone olftn tho Moravia Then HIP World tug followed nt some dis I tance I and finally nne krd up on the oppoMto I I fllo i of thin big hip an the dntore tu I was leavIng Here Coddrd attempted to force some of his men on tho fhlp In I deflanet ftiin law and In plto of tho fiit 1 that the men who wnnt PU board the ship would not only I um i the risk of becoming Ill fee1 eil thvin vhr IJut what Is of more conse quence i oiihtt be ery likely to ring I thin I I 4 j U I 7 j sxa i5 j j 1 TIIS MPIUVU plague on shore and spread I through thu I I city Of co urso the attempt was n failure I Although Ito olTort to vlolato thu law was cunningly I planned so that Doctor lonklna would bo evaded In sawtho tug and prompt returned to the ship whore he put Deputy I i Sanborn with orders to shoot any ono who should attain try to violate the law nnd de I cency In that way This ordor was chen se rlously and thorn Is no doubt whatever that I j I Dr Bunborn would have obeyed It had occi I I slon required i Having mado n failure Mr Goddard ordered I the tug back to tho Quarantine pier hut be I I fore I was reached the Quarantine tug eamo alongsIde and Dr Talmadce was instructed to arrest Goddard and his ssbtnts There was 1 stampede at one hut they wore all gathered in some from hiding places tn wMuh they had sneakel either through fear or from a proper lon of shame I I For a time tIle Dctor In his Indignation WIN of 1 mind to send thorn tn Hoffman Island I I and there bathe and disinfect thorn Intl detain thorn for ten days to mako sure that no ono but themselves should suffer fo their folly but on considering that they wore rather the victims than tho willing Instruments of a i i vicious employer and that they would suffer from the contempt of all lawabldiug people hu let thorn go In breaking of tho matter I I afterward ho Bald he was astonished that any one of the newspapers should at tempt such an outrageous act and much regretted tho lack of a senco of honor that wis apparent 1 wan not a pleasant matter for him to be obliged to report to force In enforc ing the late particularly under such circum I stances as these I I TiE MOBAVlAfl DEAD j I The list of the dead shows that all but two were children Thirteen of them were Poles and the rest were scattered among other na tionalities Tho following is tho list of the dead in detail tttllt I Af 10 JnilA Or Agf ho oA i i nt lniitr Kulczlncy r I iiiihi Tnisl ll ili imn Koncnbaili tm I t i ratlin Austria in luiunni M lkulkp 1ull1 I mlhf lleivr 10 Ilioe IMS Sltiinlltnwttr l ti I n IUIA K ID llmrt 1K I M I itliullrc iuUa 8 i yr llntm ID cthlrrinv M itli Menilel yrs lulan ID riiulrriii Virrll 4j 1 1 e II rs 1iiUllJ Ill Ilinlf 111 MutliulLlr Kbl yrn lliMni 20 Iholeiln Ileriiitelli litti ti let 2u ri Ililalnl li i Imlrlliv LInt tit M I r iJ 3 r j ini I i iiInrih hi h da M I 7inthis Ir I sIa I 21 1 i hol rliif Mtrel U 2 rn lolin l 2J Clini rii e Khiini M I 10r r rniKKii v i hotel tin nI k an 1 t H 1110 C ltiii riiiunn Iorit I i yi n tiuii4 l 51 rnriiritii it ifni Il itiie lllutiif i 4 ii roluiil it i riiiierlnc I rnliii Iilc a a I ro 1iilitihi L i ilert i aiiitrluliiYlt IIIHI 7 iitii K 1iUnl l l olcrl i rbj hrt rt luII1 7 I In eil c Ialui C S r ruiinil S Ililtilni Curii ikii S iiiillH I ion i JH i liniiniir I 11H Illnillli I I llufllic jr IVInti I 1J ttinI rile IT 1 Jin c 3irAXit tiiiic Iltd VnTni mntlnn fr 11111rrw SIanv Aim e Ship i in tliu t tVti 1 ii f liimliiM I u At the ofilcoof Ito hinnaliirgnnerieaii 1ae et Company at 87 Ilioiiluny nothing was Known of what had happened m was happnn tHe on hotid HIM Moravia until Irtu yrntfiday afternoon ami thn agenU had noodldal infoi niHtloii of tny kind to give to thu I many in OUlrutH All I I the t news they I had they I got ft out tho afternoon nnnspaporii anil it ivai from this source tliey first learned that more than a score of thnMi r NlaK pa 1 xongeiH had died of what was described an cholerine nnd might bo choluia and that tho dieided plaruo hal reached this continent by onto of I their flllll Tho news cicatcd a great deal of excitement in thu ofllce and mory effort MIIH made tn put autlioiitltf on the Moravia information about the state ofaficims Till Lmil lions the general jrrK nUJi ncnl ol tho I Una iald about 2 oclock that t hn hid no official Ihfontintloii vliileor nhoiit Iho ileiths on thu Moravia Iliiiv 1 know ot flit i essel ar rhal mil front all they hail hraul supposed thnt u I IVorythlnjf t I was all i I right aboard her No woul had hrnl l received direct from the Milp and IIDIIO rinild bo obtained Mr liois said thn com pair hail a tug down tho I bay I tnlnu to coin iii atia ICtit ii with t ito I Morila l and get her apuiH I hut up to that I tlniinothing hail heen heard from tho tug Dr Jenkinss oleo was telephoned to but no dellnito Information i could ba ohtaiiied tlieie Dr Jenkins was aboard the Moravia It was paid Liler In tho ittornoon Mr loas received a telephuno mossago saying Twentytwo deaths Zion chllorlno on board the Mou iiu Tnh was nil thn Information the agents had at H oclock thin l u11 tlmo for UoMng thn of lice They WITH still using exiy effort to nL tutu more news and dncldml to keep the oftlon 11llnll i I wnrd nan rtot eMil I from thu t 111 they had out trying to get tho Milps paper Wllhnut live lispers theatentH wero an much in tho duik at to the condition of affairs on board the Moravia as were thu people making Inquiries Thieve were many people nt the office of the company early in tho day Inquiring about the arrival of the slilti and 1 friends of theirs wore i I ahoard her These peoplo had lot heard that anything was wrong on the ship and they I I scathe no commont when Informed that she i t was btlll deUlnod down the bay Later In the l nfleinoon the number of callers JnoronKed greatly but sllll not very Ian o thorn Imd heard of the sickness mi the ship Jim news had not yet spread over thf pity Toward evening numbers of pyirln heinn to come In who had heard that thero was cholnnt or some thing like It on the Moravln st ill they did not show much anxiety or ovnn Intoret The greater number of them were IolNi flii ninti nnd llu slan Jews row of them knew Posi tively that their frIend wore on tho MmnUii and as is usual most of thorn canto to lltol out from tlm companys advance list nf ta i ieni s whnthnror not the friends they elected nero on that particular cshol Some of them luxe hoard that thoro Is 1 rlii Iota or rather wlnkna I the Moravia S all nnn or tlm t clerks who hail I hron answer IneliniulrlrA I nil day hut they ilo I u ot II tv any anxiety about I Thu ponnln o this class know very little about degrees of stekiinss and rtlffnioncis InillsoiHi i I I s Tliey would I I thin1 1 no iioro nor less I of holaratlmtof I measles or any othot dlsoase Wo toll them the ship k do talncil bonausj of slrkniss and thny ate patl find and C3BWiv t wait thi I a limn I I whiit her pi nerr i will ho i lauded Onu I r two In I nulrers luvo sliuwn homr ecltoinont I pub I I ably having hintid i of r lit images ot Iho chol era In Juropi I but uviii tln t i did i 1 lot show crt alnrn and i vrurnoiiMlj I I i pilliid i In all nmo tWl people eallnl n i lie Ham InirKAiiuiican coinii m fen jcntentav to I imiulro about the Moinx I U I piolabl3 that the number and thoir anxiety will lit I much greater toil i when thn t full i I details I of b tho t trouble t on t hit ship nail the t present clrcutn Btancohof hOI i 4oner nn nnwn The Moravia Is one of tun oldor ships of the HamburgAmerican CuimmnsB line hut is I still ratud H flrstclnsK vessel Situ wn3 111 I In lb8J and is of 401X tons register Site does not carry tiny cabin piis niiLi s ocpt perhaps two ortluniim or exceptional clr cumslances She entries only stjeraKO pas senceis and fr lcht Thu oouipany has two sr ices ono of express bout Irinprliiins tm Hirst Ilhraar1 this iiEnsla Victoria tho Nurrainnia aid the Cln to tl t which run be tween Hambuig bouth Inpton ArId New York tho other tho r gi1 ervion ot tilt oiJtr BtcTtmtfr uriuiig teCTe rhtnhnrc anti Hew Yo k and Hal burg and 1iltlmnro Tho Mornvhl with her 3J steerage passcn gers sallcl from Hamhurs on Luz IK On Aui 17 tho agents of the company In this city milled to the agents of tlm company In 1 Ham burg the t Treasury circular l uul n that dale requiring that all immIgrant be thoroughly Inspected at the port of emlai kation and Iollt Inrt lmlal klion Ind their butgguge thoroushly dlslnfectoil ThoU circular would reach our Hamburg agents tho day hofore the Moravia sailed paid Mr lions yesterday and I presume al the passengers on the Moravia would lo Inspnctrd nnl their biurie and clothlna disinfected in accordance with Its requirements 1 have no Information on tills point hut wo havo blOm taking every possible precaution since the first outbreak of the disease anti if these pre cautions could bo in any way bettered by thu suggestions nub 1 requirements of the Treasury circular I nn certain It would bo done We han lecn doing over jtlilnc In our potter to prevent the cholera coining hon on board our MFeK and I think I am safe lifnym that tho Jlornhvf passenzirs were inspentu and their t lnloiiKiiiRsillslnfiitoil In aeeoidineo with the full reiiulieinumsof tho United ytates Gvuirtinient We IIIMJ olr own boarding IIOIISOR In Ham burg iiiidur the closest inspection und llitso Immigrants nnuld hoenrnl for In titan dm Ing i their t stio I m i Mamlmrg I I tien Spiuldmg I AciiHlanlecrtHry of tlm Treasury sIlnllC If Ilu Inspect oil tlies lending I houses ibuiil six weeks nio and iiiunnuneed Ihol t Fat i ClcoIY in oxeiyway t Tho Immigrants I I t coma to I lnn I hurir by rail i il durlm their tinilt urn undnilncpiislion by tlm ovnrniiunt and the blotter OrllIInt flu t thoiouuhlj looked after JIi ry no sl ilio I poeautloi i in tiilen I to iiihino thu I health ol thu people I cannot fay anything alcJii thin Moavlt I tills ro tgi lifiauo I hll l no liifoiniatun Ihllr i 1 in InoimnUnn would CIO from the I i his puporH mi i 1 Ihu I I I lmunot it ruviied I nor cal I ret any taut dinel from thn shin lint I ciu niHiiiii ii that t no hio done n ei j thin g In our PI I nrt I prison tlu liibi l ns leaching Atiiitlra by oar ships I I I nm cMuedliuly I 1 hOI If tutu disease shall havu ciopt In hyiriro tels hut as et 1 no dj not knov tlmt thN Is the eaie anti oiin H I hopufnrthu hest Tlio MoraMi li I I timid port on her last encrn voyage olJIII 1 I t I 2 for Ilamtnug I i u UM 1 i Miun muti COMIM ITOM HAJIIIIII Thero are now ho MIMIIHJIH of thu Hall biircAmiilean la lot lumpanyh lino on tlmlr way fiom llambiirti I thIs olnlrl ioiir of them tame u iimmthmiu direct to Ihs 1011 and oiu IH I hound foi Iallimoro run brlni sleenue piDsiiiceis floii linulniirairJ onnhi l itg only I ciibln paisciii 1 i Tlieciitnuinbci r of stoir tug ii Knsiiih I I hair wnv lucre fi nm Main buigls not known but It Is i nultn iroi 1 the peopln lull iiftir llm 11 tigers by I i the i ti ore i la The last of the t uttt l unerl loft 111 I but g iesten uii fun Hilda left Hninbiiu for New York on Kiindny Aug 2 1 with I 41Jl I hleeraga iniHseu I gnu n nut nliulyei calIn rnssengoi hits It dui hern about Kepi a i Thu Normannla I left I Southampton for New York last huturJuv Aug J7 Site was to have sailed i from lliiinhurs I I hut i day before Lut t Ito I company had I aim ogeul that I sit 0 bhoulil not go to Hamburg Hit suit brines HJ stoorngo liahsunsors from IfHiiiburg They wero taken from Hamburg to iMjuthampton by spnMal transpoit Mlco of the HamburgAmerican Guai mini and piif ticallv come direct from Hamling In addition tolhuxe I 4S tleeragu parhi I iuer thu t Not unuanut I a brings HS1 cabin passnncitlb Slit Is I attn ului here on Sept a ihu Wlcliid sullod fiom Ilnmhurg for Now York on Aug H She brlngo 157 cabin pa senceis but noroin lImo steerage Situ Is I duo heie on heit t 10 I I lhe Heandl1 stalled from Hamburg for Haiti moro on Aug 27 She has on board 1 full complement of steerage paesengois but the nsvnth In this elty cjo not know tho number Him carrlos steerage passengers only The llohemlii tailed from Hamburg yester day for this port Bho also brings a full com plement ol steuragn pascengois but thu I exact number has not boon cabled to the agents hon Site I duo here about Hont 13 The Uoherolan is l to bo tho last steamer of 4 tho Ham burg American linn to carry sleenigo Ii pifengers In this country unlll all danger of spreading I cholera In over 111 I t ut itch t limn I I thohhlps of this line will carry only cabin imts i MligoiH na freight Tlu f ur Me ti Co a prllnvr the 3ti roM service wi run unl In tnenn New York and Southampton Ito ithor shins irihh run between Now York and llatu burg UMinl lur an lnl In regard In than fli ornso PRS CUCP f now on thoI WI In t thlM t colt 11 I n gent Doat I sit hI vosletday them srtie no pnftlblo duubt Unit t even nrrniutlon nid h1 I ltkrn befirithiy omharkod to privpit I their hilnuln theiliol otn or any othn dls ao vrlth I I them t riutiiiiTfu TOO rntiM INIT n IMIITK lleldis Hut I flool Of passenger et nit itt Sit I fiS nil tliilr way hen rrl Infeolnd inch Ihirclta I fleet nf BOVPII ficlKhtirsilt sea They arc iliut II between Sept and fcpt 12 anti I carr ciew arlni I g from tw t ntyflv t tn t tlfty I men 1 hal nit ftiv tlinninri of thin Hghtei f with lit or I lei 1 art tire tin t pinhr l 11 Ii dato nf tarml tab imt iMMiivm t 1 n iliiolni Vn t 10 i ii t 1 I ill ATU Jl I i M m trtn II A a 1M I II C 0 lUiinjloiiliH I Am l cpt II I Tttiile MII J trfi ii IIOM I Avrwnr ipptiitM tuv Jl sop 7 Iii K miitrr il lnli A i i Jrt vjit 18 I Tin in cos Ity I I nf r wateliltig for tho t disease i on frelKhtcih Wai shown at Jllddlphl i I oroiurh KnglaniL Tlm i ilu il ii rut was brought t thero t by I I the I ciew of tho t frelchtei i Colon i who wet 0 Peraiitle 1 to co acloro to ihulr homot IUIJ pc tIitis 14111 S 1JIi I Mr Itvlinnx lo Wnnlltstim to fniiHlilcr I I III for hr t CxctnxliiM I Il thl I IMnuoe I Piuslileiit Iimi thin n wis jrpatli onnocrned i oui Ito I nI 5 rrou 111 I i t I in i t hut thu t steam sldp Jloiavli had nrrlvO hn Inn had twenty two iliatlit from oliulera ilurliif tlu i ojngo i rII Ji 1 i nnrs I Jtlt tJter 1 Itiivh on at Mr lleds coutlry I I hotnont White Ililiib trot it wnq soul over M Ir i I heldi rrhutn vlto ulvins 1 an oiitllie t I i of thu I I ii ClW H I t I m IrimodlUuly I I coIn in tin kit teil or t I tile 1rosldniil iSenitoi Spomnr ot WIs ll et il Wl vtbu IIII if III urn il 1 1 11 llIK I I JJepuliiiuiii I sliiiatlnn In the NnliMletn I htatcs Ivltles 1 1 waBlnuodlutflyil I lrIJ1ol I 7Tr i Held I n nit CVI Ciugi Joined tlio lrut i dent mud Mr SPOOIKT and difCfsod 1 till i gravity thu non s Later II sv reporter I read a thec1 match to tho t Iloeident 1 nhlli thj t i i Ktals of c till ariial I of tlo t jl luu avis Till i 1rcsiden ixpressed the keenest Interest nnd his face vas sraitoa marked degree ns hoI tuld to the repoitiir I It is my duty tl uudon nil other conskl eriitlons and return Immentately to Washing ton 1 have had the situation before my mind I thought of it serloiifly ou my way from Loon I I I Luke I huvigUon the sujett loch thought I am convinced that all the owers which the l tiuiieral ioverninent havo conferred are being oxorcked I The only absolute tafety though in My opinion Is entire nonintercours with the in I ftctuJ codntries There it I no power In the Rpneia Gu ornmeit however to declare such I an act I vill cinlluue to give the situation i the gravest con lierati n and all suggestions will be promptly I tt nit upon Tho Preldont then reqnestpd Mr Held to I communicate with Chairman Hackett notify Ing I him tlmt the proposed return trip to Lonn I luke must be al nmloned as It was Ills Inten I tion to start Immediately for Washington I AMI oclock telegrams regarding the situation I lion were received fron AttornnyOenernl I I Miller and Kccretary of the Treacury Foster i I Th President left Whlto 1lalns at 10 t 4 oclock I nnj arrived at the Grand Central Station un hour later Ho was thriven at once to Jersey City where ho took tho I2 oclock train for I Waehmuton oer tho Pennsylanla road i Ihu President will list confer with the men IIIS I of his Cabinet and then with Dr Wyman 8iirciHinOoneril of thin Marine Hospital er 1 it e llm lrtsiil oct I of thu I opinion that the I Stat and Navy Pepartmunts have been j I i paileilnrly vigilant nail that Dr Wiman i has bcn ineriotio in his duty III i evtctlns tic stictest vigilance from tho local i nuthinri 104 itt itll llm Ulantle feaboard ports i Tho Prohloit nnd his faknils dlcussed the I i aihiaillltl 1 I i of convening ut n cxtiaonlmaiy a i teiiloi of Coniitoss for lie I purpose of closing I 111111 tll to fortfldn vessels Tills would mean complete and ahfmlulo iFulatlon both for inssjugpr Hnd frulilit traf It Ihciu wuru dlulputlles adunend op position In this Mizgpstlon It was nrlllI d I i that It winlii ritilro nearly tlility I 11n Ill 11 iII I i I CIIf1 I us to COIIoe lit this retied of limo join Ito I II to I seeiirea Miiorum u and to sot tlm I leg I uhit I Vii i I maelilnory i i I unilni i way ly I which I tlio t J ud iii ry I oimlitoes 1 of f both blanches could agm I ill on tt ieolslo Hun of policy I Pythat j t I limoS I I frost will I bn here Then to u I I IhoiiBanil I of American abioid are on I ltel r ita IIOIIIP This suggestion had not n feith I eiH weigh with the rrrsldent It wnfa tho dealest iood for the groilost number In his I cvtfinntlnn It wa1 Iho opinion that all I I that can bo dono nt pre ent Is for DILI 1 local aiithoritks at QuaiTntlno and at all other stations on the const to I pxerclso tho sternest scrutiny on nil Incoming I I fteanishlps to put In operation thoHinerest Investigations nod with tho full nutlslanen of tlm ttulo nail Nivy UopartinpntH and Ihe Marine Hospital service Ihu danger maybe 1Irrlfll Tlu 1ieslJent U I Ihorounhly aiousml and ho I uill i it I root porsonully I the t mc at bode at ties cnt nt his command jut JJIFStriENT MAY Wind UM l r NONINTrn COUll15 WITH INnCTI1 POITS WSittxriTos Aug 11lrelllonl Hurrlsnii Is Ire pareil to deal I heroically I I i Kith tlio cholera ijnetlon and u public declaiiitfoii front butt on thn I Hiihjcct Is I hourly expected This I fact leikeil l nut nt time Treif nrv Department Into this aftfi noon when U was nucertalned thnt although thn President wnri a participant III a political I jollification j I I mectlns i orn liii run on i it 1111 I 1Icnlo lit Wit I ttt litw fell Ophlr I farm hn i i WH In 1 constant ccitt Intl itictit ion with i t Ito t Treasury ofllealMiMatlvi t 1 Ihu cholera out break In Now Wik hatboi Thorn titus great L I consternation throughout tho uiocuthc de I partments when tho news reached horn lint t t twentytwo deaths from cholera occurred on i I tlm steamship Moravia her on passage over I to Now York from Hamburg Instantly thorn wd ii Kuiiprilly Ivpritfl I in ot opinion from I n11ilnl rif il I li 1111 I im l m Yutvo thut KMCU liu t iiili n Him needed al iio I AtloiiiidiiiiMl Miller Ilii ltliln tutu pust fiwdu1 C f i iifillt I i I I1 I u 1111 nnilninilrrii in liwsiml J hi thitlm tilt it 1 Plitnlb lufiii tutu I I I 11 1uMl al Unit tin law IIU IM fine i M tint LlCIJI 1 alllpl mi tlinlty IM un iiueriiie Ihl I I iit now im I II 0111 iiit in tn iliok MI uritlfM fiom In frrtid iioits t for un In Llnlto peiiOil This Infoiriutloi lil tiro a ly I IVHPI t tin 11 Miiit by I IllMtu ii iiuiiy 1nl d two I utmVs Oil iislntlnmti I I In Tl Si m I nm in un Hi thai i oflilihiuil 1 thlMiMio 1101 I Tut I will lianlv hit iiitu to nIt SUto D I irinpit iiDiiilH IMI I ui Im Uluiiui rielll ll 111 tcInJIIIIII1 tlllt till lllK hs irneil fur Iho Inilul tads I to Issue l tiiinlnSurii u IMH unaiio i i vih tllh u connlilm I wliiia o N I iplili mlu Kuii Ailliuf olitai SpaiilillMv who liai fn ililpiiliy tied ire I ht t lhi Iusliliiit IIIH I II M wir toluol iili iiriUiitliri 1 lu tIn Hi1 of t tutu M i h M inn 11011111 Is kis ionic I what in tlnr I IIII ufur un hit ituw witli UtuiMidNiiiil Miller and i otirii i tlit tin Mu tliim li I hIIIII fro 11ittly llml miv otiUiuenelis 111111 i I i nn v piliinln it inN i i i Alinint rviry piomirent dii ulniviilunlclnl unit n cnpy if Tit 1 I t oifon him to t Iny aid the iliiiliUoitlod i HiixcMlun hunt mi extra i uehiu of ronsO lj Illed 1IoIII1 wlin ills iisl lumi Mn n y porons cnittnd that thin rrpililiil Ims iiminii ihniitvt t net wlllmit vititlni furl I on CM ss tu iii otnl ln III tt raiurulu Illiiy M8slii I ind tin MX i iIt ntllIiUs I 11 111 lltfniil lit 1 tlu liicht II I I II JainiM Iurtliu i when h s Id at lim I 11I1 jtslcl uvtlia tin puillwelnri dmalided th it t tu ioM Ill IJI 1111 with or fitIn lit vtMirant ol uw Flioll at rii I p i iiiiihlt Iniiiilirratloii liili dinei rrIIII f fioluri i iniiilfed I it tat 11 i lain lie i Ifditiil tin iipp itiif tI I lit Con K illMf h 11 It uonirisiiv lolniluintilv tho if iem iiiiil t i srir atiiiit il mlijlit tui In ni nee of f tin pill Ho health ciiinsl liu liolca i r lIII J ht I i tIII 111 fotliils hlmsiIf In1 I I id the llbuii 1 rnisiiipt 111 I 111 upuli 11 Ilond I ieiLtl in nf r tlm u loii iiuantliHi I uv now In C ta An t wl to pio nt III I In to nlrlon nf 1 oiiiiiKioii lflil lnfi tiniix ills abk n in tIlt inltil Miliitii u i iril at lt I iI HIli sti 11111 1 Ia t un I 17m iiti r t 1 tat tiicalul lint si linn In f thIs uliMpiiutiit not diclirul l tliit tlm iic sloth nol eon tliuii In it i v ur II lonw 1llhllll four MIII fium the dill of its approval i Tims It v ill lio 1 Miii tIlt tli net of 18TH ueimtciie I In 10100 oilj until hint 2 IJvt At 1 U ittlmilluM lotIIto1 i iiiiAlsum1 I of tin IIP uf C h m II 11 l 1111 I ind in al ivent l in ol 11 TnN 10011 i il N I hi r i 11111 Illh a I thin of r tin1 riinipion lnriliit I tie nn nalltlid repeal in a Ilulin Iarato subtitutiiii no itiei inovlkioiis In liee of th i u rijii aiod 10 vii as tle oticinal tatuti In utliei jrdi tho I rtiiiil nf C n npivllng Miiliito iivlxes i thu orli mil act Tho reoml I sect ho of the t present act I prmidc Wlienver anY Infectious or pontnslous I illspiiu bhall nrpctr in any fnrel n port or I country it nil whcneer any v F n l ti ill I leivo h tiny InfiCid I feral gii PJI i nrhalig i t on I oirl I goods tOll pisoiicers I CIIM from tally place 1 I or dlstiic l inieetej viin elioleiiv or yall w fever hlnll nno tiny foreign port bound lor the United States Consular nllkei orotlui luprcMiitiixe if i 1 thi United Miilo lit or nat I est such foreign rT6T MirttrlnrTiSirirt l5 j gao innrmatlun thereof to hue ui pixIMii ur I pLonJoneril of the MnrliuHbipitii1 I servce I and blial roJnrt to him tIlt ninie tin date of depart it ic and I tlio t pint of ilctiiKitloii I or such vos cl nnd shall also make the same report to the lIt dlii Officer of the port of destination i In the United State nnd t the I I i consular i o filet rut of tlio Cnituil Stat04 Hhnll I i milk i weekly I reports of the t Sit nllnn I I condition I n nf thl poits lit which I they nru roppeitholy ttatlonid ant the bald KurceonOeiieral of the marine hospital fcor vice t hall under the direction of till ieeretary I of tlm Treasury IIP chnignd with thc execu tion uf lion provisions of this act and Khali frame all needful nlS and legulatlonn t for t it ut purpose which rules anil 1 regulations I t shall 1 licbiilijcct to I tin t i a lirrovi i1 nf tlm I tel I dent but such rules and 1 rrculitlons I shall I I not conflict with or Impair any winltnry or rjuar antine lutes or ipgiilatluiis of tiny Male or municltul I authorities nov eclt I mig or which may hereafter ut enacted MONitt ro rtiHT AV rrD itn In thin Suniliy Lhll ApproprLitUm bill the President Is I tOil hlrlI in his dlscritlon In cafe 4 f an tot 111111 I or thrvatunid t i pjidiuilc to i make use of a sum of not eAceedlni MdDODO in aid of Statu or lotii Hoards ni ntlivrulbo in hi illorptljn III iireiontlnc and Kiipinissing j I tho hpriail of f the t mime Thu rucoids show I lint tno ad of r InTH was still in operation in i IK S when tin mnllpo AIB prvvilent In Canaii III mJer hi t protect our iiUtliorti I flintier from liii 1lIIh ft small IIIx I T H 1 i I llimilton then iiWon irm iilof tilt Marine I Popitil H tKp with lit tupprostii of time into j I i iiecietaiy i Maiiiilni r I g anil 1rebldont I I Clcnolaiul II I ifiptie i t a sTles of f tI 11 Li indent quiiruiitino i iicu i Litioiis wiijtt were in omen as lutweon Om iiuand IIi nlluil Mates none Oct 1018ii5 in thu I full nvlng Mueh Many other kKiil aiillmilllos I I I In I addition to tl i I K AtturneyCiulicriil t held that under th I tut ou ijudlfd nut thin Ilvsldint has wldn ilia cHtion and would bo jiibtlllcd ri i nlnolunlhs of Hie cllUvnv of thu niteil Stalri In resort ini to oxtrunin ineiiiiires in tutu proenl enier ccnu lint littlo relief Is to bueiuctud rile an etii xoskiuii of Congress lu the lust plucr It would I 1 riiilio i i suvuial week to t Rpta iuoruin I of both lloiibi I tuiget tier In I Wihlnj I ton Desidis rongiCrHinen arc not Ignorant nn tliu Mlbject ot liniiilunitliMi or at Jrat tiara Is no ucvusloii for lucia to be Tlnyworo niulo iiwiiin of thin lenllilii ionilM n of apnlrs likely tn follow tho ptutliM of innkini the Lnilnl blutes tin diinuilni ground for nil tin I miiloshiMi fitiiiH of llnrope I t Ab huforn clatod I in i th I oili iiilchi h ocr twenty propoltluiis to i I isn HID I iniiiii ici iat lou IIUVH wuiu a mltt I d ilurinu 1 i lie I luH I Mission of Conuiubi lull Pitulii InllnonceH ivttt e cmi oil to proient IIen I r coniii I tmttt ion riidurtliHcitciiinstiinii I il would MPIII like a wnto of titan aid initial to i nil Cjnrs back to Washington ullh I th i i ii ix ret aLIen t f tocur ins any relief In tlmt ill ti Hocrelury Ilislerufllio rruiuryDepiirtmont anti Altornivlipnoral ti tier lint n long dolt hiiltnlion on tlm hiilji l this iifiiiiiooii unit it Uunderbtood I that I the t i greed that llm I 1rosl 1 dunt may usu hU disiution In placing re St riot Ions u Cii o siih pomlng i from infuclod I i portr or liiuinf tim board pasbongcrb or goods from Infected ili trioth bueretaiy 1ustir and Assistant Secretary Kpauldini eonulted lodny on the cholera tilt intiiii century i juiut I r sal ul that t I thu t Truas ury olllclals liad I done tvr it uI lag that I reoinod I nocissiiiy HO fir to t meet ito I eltuitlou and that nothing futi titer wuih be dune at present except to stilitly unforeu tin riiiilllitlili und tuike all tho preruutloiib po 8lhlt aKiiliibt thu llitioductlon uf cholern All hue Stub and city health I oflliurs wi j work I ii g in 1 lint ninny with GmernniPiit ollkliiN lo this unil Hiiicuoiilieiieral t i Wiiiiin of lie miirlnn has pllul Fcnic has loiiupbtcd i Ihu I Health ofTlrurs located at Montreal juihcc and Oionb ihlaiid to notify him of any euspcctrd emigrants coming from afflicted district Into this coun try Or Wyman la nnncoromlttnl nn lothe nUollliood of cholera gutting Into Nun ttrk Ho says from his Information that Dr ipnklns I Isilnuitf his ntmnst tn Innont It As to tha clot Ml in ot affair n Liverpool Huicpon I General I Vv unit ii niilved I u cablegram today 7 I fumut Coniil hilt umutitu us follows l i is I 1 if TMI IIKII r j fillliiK h Inday I pf fli hIll iinatiiiiflned lpforu pmlmrkliiR All I elothliiif I iiiil I ascnKi it th I f nut glu I y ul Itt ii fected b uliihiir I i imocs Iassenccrn alroudy sun html it iiI pronounced pcrleptly I oafo liy I local I iiutliotltle wlio uru thorough iilhe to dun KIT ntiil tiltIng liorous ruisuret tuprotont HIM i hitIll j L ii i liint t atitluty t t i mnt mi his ntnotin thiiso I per I i ii vui lmM rel itlvosiind I I friends t rats tti Ii ng In I bti rosin An Intlnitlni I I I was thrown I out to I il Hint uno of the reasons why the President l I InIt tiH totiki Mimmiuy action and close I mil iiirls I isainst i nil a nrlun vessel for an In detlnlu period Ih IKVI f i malt prominent I Ariierietiis t i with their famlll I s who are tray I ellinc I th In nut wish to t u In iniirnnttnod on the I nthi ulit ThiMVlfo I I a nit daiiuhterof Seer j I tarvthnrlu In4tii h u rid i the t diuichtir ol Hoe relaiv Husk nnd moral Senators and Hopre I n titlvs of mtiru or less distinction are anX Iniii t c t homo lpfitrii the t Imps are put up The President i lll return to Washington to ITt on ow m riilii I to I tnkp I a huinl In the light against iholira AttonuyGenural Miller and s m tnry 1iHte1 l nt tin conclusion of their I ionlrriiicu this nftornion teleuraphed the li inliut a diliillud iiptoiint nf time situation and I In hitler rertrds It uao serious enough to dinmiid liN i i Mtipp lien rio Im Immediately I teleuriiihol I I h tteietim t i foster that ho would i leiui Sow Voik i oi tln inldnlulit train I ieiiitiirles IlmrlfH I hOi tp and Klklns and AttiriiPV i I tliniinl I Miller I h tire Ito t only members I nl I tli I IuMtiPt I intwln I thu I city t hut thu Secre Im I of Mutt I ii may ho I her lomorrow I TlnuMVlll bo a uldinit meeting tn consider tlm I clmlrri itlish lou mUlti It Is irobuUo that tinliiveiriiinl I I i I I will I imqnu iii eont mol of all of I tin ill iranlnin I Millions j t Niittar ih i nips 1ostpr when titt at his I hniimi tilt tn nlclit saId that ho IIIIR no fault tollnd with tl n Main health authorities but soiiu piiiplu ill ii ii tOt 0 scared about cholera i flu nihiT IIPIICO It mutt y Im I necessary forth Ilisident I to t take somit netloi to I allay i the I iinvi ty exlillni In MiHous qunrters The hppttliiy 1 u riulol wir I tint I his I wlfi and I daughter I whn Irivi IRUII travulllnilr t I I Ilirop I ailed from IHnrt ool todny i Secretary Ilisler 1 I lint pnia cit tn t accept the Nil tl mill i imraiinio i iiOiositl m yet as he lolil h ilia lIt iiuitlu nil and ntitu lniltli oft ces urowoilI t t tigihiir liiirnionioiisly anil I tTcmliy Wlill AtliirneyOniiontl Millar dues not i niplain t of thu I Main imrintlno no iti lie roiituiuls that I In the prusunt Rondl ilinof I I a lair i tl unior uyntitm at all polnttt In eli tnl1 stat woiilil pnimlily lie moro pit utlxi I AMXIIIII u irritnry s t 511111 Jog since tiara I is no ilurir of an infntnl tiul beliur I iim il froii 1unantiiir while thero Il I the sllKiiK 1 iiligeol the tllsfiisi nn Imiird Un him tin I i nlations niwln forte XO HPS may I bu held In ijimrantine for an Indennitci period i ns luiii tis thiro Is riiiuon tnbellovu they lira j I in an unhealthy I condition niAur TO Mir A v Ki n Kir c it l I 015 Iv I he lleultti I Ilunrfl Aid tlllieiCllr l rl irlmeil I i j IVnliloit Wilson of tho Hoard of HP ilth ro i eehwl nins nf the death froii chnleii nn I lioard Ihu luraxlu wIthin uttundln tim miot introt i thu lion i ii of Et I tuttle and Appnitlpa j lu nt in thu Mayors nlflee lie Immediately ininmunkiitcd with lit Ioncini nt Ouarnn llne I I unit when u In reached bin ollici mis tila grain wabiw litltif him ToiiiMNsviLin Aug 1118fi2 r lr in i ri flu ini n A S s Moiivln nrrfvml last uvfnlnz reports twenty tliatns uf ehildron and two iidult Lust on litli mst Ships hiucoon pronouncoB iliiMMcholorni Ship sent tn lower bay for uiuipletu illslnfuctlon All pus pnuurs will bo held for iufpoctlon WILLIAM T JtNKISB President Wilson had had a conference with Mayor Grant and they had ngruo that every preenutlon po sihlu sliould Lo taken to pre vent thin disoiBu from Rotting into flue city 1residcnt Wilson was peon later by a BUN re porter Whit effect will time arrival nf cholera at Quaiintino havo on limo Health Board he was asked It will cause us to hasten our precaution ary measurus ho runlled The Hoard of Estimate antI Apportionment granted today our request for 5tX5 to continue in service time Eiimmur corps of phisicluns and this will cnubl us to retain time corps for e month loiigur Thulr term of duty wttt to endo n bbturday Tho Hoard will icunpolnt them at tomorrows meeting The pity will be redis trlctud and the corps iiFsigned to cholera work on Saturday They will devote their attention mainly tu diarrliuul diseases The Hoard line aureid on a site for a laza retto but has not its yet acted ofTiclally W have just completed u department for bacterl olosiril osanilnations In the rooms lately oc cupied by tho plumbing and ventilation de partment at 4Ji DloockPr street The rooms limo fitted with the mot Improved apparatus und need but one Iliture tu makn the outQt complete Thu department will be under tha Fiipeivihluii of I hlef Chemibt Martin who re humiA his w irk tomorniw Ono room Is ab solutily duliiruof and this will aid the work hint ill it il t Ihe I uJvuntasas that t will accrue not only to tl i hut Health Dnpartment but also lo thu niedlinl irofHhIon In this city from the 110 of tlio duftiirnof room In connection with tin iPiUms of thin diomlBt of the Health jiijurtniftit air manifold and of great Im poilnife At present there does not exist la tin Inlted Mates in connection with any hialth dorartinent n single room of this kind suilin loom properly equipped with appar atiirt for that study of microorganisms will nniiMo the t chemist and physicians of this des partment to make InvestIgations upon the foN lowing I linos 1 h 1irht Todetprralno the differential diag nosis in otscurn casts especially between fol Ilcmilir lomishhiths mind diphtheria At present it is practically impossible in many cases to dllTorontlally dlagnotn these two disease By means nf thin lintproof room differential dl agniieli will bu easily and comparatively raildly ofTpctud econd To make scientific Investigations In regard to flue bacilli of cholera yellow fever anthrax und other bacteriological diseases ThlrdTo estimate auantltatlvely the number of hncturlaln Croton water which I of great value In connection with the chemical iinulyulsof that water made weekly and to effect th separation and Identification of the various RpcoluBof bacteria occurring Croton water for the purpose of dotocting disease producing epacleg This will be a most Im portant aid to determine the deterioration or lmproouipnt of tho Croton from a sanitary standpoInt There will alfco be a thorough bacteriological examination of water In lakes and streams In time Croton watershed Fourth To effect bacterlolnulcal examlnii lions of milk meat and oilier foods for time prebenco ol tuherciii liaullll and other din tasuproduclnu hjmcles und determIne tlio ruitlitt uiul actual viluui nf different disin fectants AK Kpoclflc germicides In regard to tlio dancer from Impure water In thu Croton watershed continued 1rosl dent Wilson tlio Health Hoard has done Its duty It now remains for the Aqueduct Com missioner tu tako measures to keep tin water pure rroaidont Wilson also raid that to malts Cro ton Luke us nearly pure as posolblo It would hn necessary to remove ntlcatt5000 dwell lags stables and other btructurcs and that j Tile Ncsnlc Itnnlr if America Ilnlliil Ittllrnol Mitmi Ithkli VaIy Dlrlilon ciinlnn It llic new linr comment Ing Tni r ty Sepi i I Sen Y ik In iOuninltr i huRst ln and Stagsni 111a Wllh Ihruutli iuIImsn iKrpen and parmnr curt Tt lni liart Soot ot LIUiflJ it at e10 A U su4 780 e M flue Spirlal Frtncti KuRibcr of Aiuiin rnnlnlni lbs lintel koUrclioti of couiplc ilrrlr by irrrHt frtnt Irniten ever reunltO by a maxailnt let lt ortrj wIat4iL t4

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o If t 2 0 t THE SUN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 nSHZ u v ma the last analysis made of tho wator showed It to be In a ROod state IX THE VET or AN KHDIMtC The Health Board received a letter from a n railroad company yesterday requesting In structions In cue ot an outbreak of eholorn This caused the preparation of the following circular coplei of which have been sent to the ferry and railroad companies and to the big r factories this city clllluT DcrAiiTMrNT 1 I lluT 1IrAnTMrsT NKW IOIIK sept 118112 f YflfPr fititttftidn Hf Jnrfo 1 Kaitrviill inimnrtorVM 4 fi I ttwi IVt ftI

Should cholera appear In this city a tern pOlar placo for Isolation and detention should bo provided In lorry houses railroad S f depots factories Ac for ouch A may betaken III thereat or while riding on ferryboats or S railroads street or steam within this city S j This room should bo easily reached and have a watertight floor Persons suffering front 5 4 vomiting or purging should be placed In the room nt onco and tho Health Hoard Immedi i ately notified In It should bo placed a barn of disinfecting fluid corrosive sublimate ono i part to 500 pats of water which null should S be freely poured on all suspected cholera dis charges vomit and dlarrhcral before tholr rot mOTI which should Immediately follow ills S Infection In a proper receptacle to a plnco of safety When thoroughly saturated with the disinfecting null the discharges may he thrown Into the river or sewer Alt surfaces soiled with choler discharges J 4 should ho thoroughly scrubbed with the disin 5 i fectants car being taken to permit none of S thedlsclmree to pass Into cracks In tho floor 4S or through them to tho surface beneath Tho water closets nnd I urlnaln should In S S kept constantly and thorough cleansed nnd disinfected Tho floors of for boats ferry houses rail 5 road car and depots should ho scrubbed I 55 dally after thorough disinfection They should untIl niter thorough sprinkling be notbeswept unt olor thorulh Aprlnklnl with tho disinfecting solution and the sweep I k I ings should bo disinfected again before being S thrown Into the sower or river I The nboo regulations arc Issued for tho gotcinmunt ot railroad ferries factories Ac S In this eity only ns regulations will doubtless k be issued upon this t subject by tho Sfatn Itnnrd llojltli Iloirds of other nf Health anti by tho II lh Bordf eit los eitoJr orjei of the Hoard of Health fimitsd I Wusnv IrcsldiMi i S llMMoss CLUK Secretary I j c Thli titutinn 10 I pn nnniK Hilt I mm h Kept In I ft S tlglit Imrrel 1 with I ftiiltfllile Inn t ct wiirrK IIIK rntis wnt IF sTrntrn President WIIi n allowed nn Inspection nf f tho t looms i wher tho t biictonologlc i examina I tions will take place They ore on tlie first 1 floor of tho building at the southeast corner of Mulberry and Illcceker street The dust proof room whore tlio bacilli will bo prepared fo mlcroicopkal examination Is prothlod with nn electric fan and thn t window IB I hoi msticnlly semcd In tho othnr and larger room are incubntors condensers nnd oilier sclent I lib apparatus Each Sanitary Inspector will lo l supplied wllh a storllired bottle wrapped In nciqtt In hermetically scaled I tin foil and nc n hrrltenll Nll S I tin box Thi will obtun spaclTiens nf chol I era germs for examination One of thu Incti bators Is huated the natural tomporuturo ot the human bOll The germs will bo plncej i in this and their peculiar clmracterlstics de R i S telnpcd 1 i Two physicians woro detailed vcstcrday to S reimin In tho Bureau of Contusions Disearus at 300 Mulberry str ot itt night and the bu reau will now bo kept opiMi day anc d night 5000 tan n ry srrrtA i frllTnRs Tho Hoard of Kbtimntn and Apportionment r met In the Mayors oflleo yesterday and at the i f request of the Hoard of Health provided a fund f of MOO to ho expanded In pnving for the ser S vices of fifty physicians to be appointed spe S cial for tho Board Tho provision was made by the transfer of tho amount asked from unexpended balances In tin City Treas ury The physicians to be appointed will do i veto their attention to 1 special sanitary tn t Election in Iowof the possibility of on out break of cholera in the t city S All of the members of the Hoard of Estimate t worn present except 1iesldent Arnold ot tho i i Hoard of Aldermen who Is In El rope and Comptroller Mvcrs who was represented by I Deputy Comptroller fitorr1 S TKISO TARE OI TiE WATFIi StTPI S The Construction Committee ot the Antis duct Commission mot yesterday afternoon and adopted this resolution t Krtolttd That tho chief engineer he and S hereby Is Instructed to cause Immediate and minute examination to be made of all sources S of water supply under the jurisdiction of the S Aqueduct Commissioners and to take such S measures as may bo necessary to abatu in sttntly any nuisances thnt may bo found re S porting his action to the Commissioners fin I their Information and approval f I S This resolution was adopted In view of the I S choletas nearness to I the city President S Duane and Commissioners Scott and Cannon i I were present at the meeting HARD AT W01IK IEAMXC Tit STHFFTS S Superintendent liobhlnsnf thu Htieet Cleaning I S lug Department reported to acting Commis S sioner Dalton yesterday that ho had prompt enforced his orders toqulrlng that all the streets In the city bo kept cleaned and put In a good sanitary condition Ills report shows S that elery street Is cleaned least oncu a day and that those in the more densely Inhaoited tenement house sections are swept and clenre I of garbage throe and four times I day and the Button flushed The Superintendent also re I S S ports that he has supplied tho Inspectors at S all tho dumping boards wills largo quantities S of lime with which tn whitewash the I boards i and disinfectants with which to treat the gar bage dumped into the scows Acting Commissioner Dalton promptly sent S tho Hiipfrlntomlouta rcpoit to Mayor Omnl S withi this letttr letl wih Xrw YOUR Aug a 1802 115 5 Hs lp J 1 iV JIv Sin Heretvltli enclosed I beg to forward 1 you a communication from Mr William lioh bins general diiporintendent of this depart ment In rosponsu tn the Instructions sent him 1 on Aug t7 Instant In which his attention was S t culled to your loiter to this department IB n1 questing that additional efforts bd made a to Insuring the thorough cleaning ot our streets t avenues Ac so that If posslbla the metropolis may not be visited by time terrible epidemic f now existent In portions of llussla France and Germany Itespecttully WM DALTON Deputy and Acting Commissioner ot Htriat r cieanlig S CienoralSupeilnteiidontRobblnBu report Is S 5 NEW YORK Aug HI 189J S UC Wit fntt try itly and Aj1 I itii joii j EAn SIR I would respectfully report to S you In conformity to your letter of 7th lust t 5 in which you cull my attention to 1 communi S cation olh Honor tho Mayor requesting that I the Ddpartment ot Street Cleaning In connec tion with the Hoard of Health and other de partments of thu city Government make nil is possible preparations In thotouehly cleunaa S I the city so ns to avoid tho introduction of Aulatio cholera now prdvalllug In some pails of Europe I have taken S the following action s Orders have been Issued 1 by me to the sev f eral district bUDerintoudents foremen dump inspector and other officers of the depart I S ment to be extraordinarily vigilant and altin of five to tholr seteial and respective duties Q S inlilltlonnl sweepers nnd curlmon huvo been S r addod to the districts comprising the more S thickly populated parts of th jy HO lint ono of the street thereof are now being 11011 soil the sweepings removed therefrom three and four time a day tied the gutters are beIng flushed with water rise other S nt enues und streets arc cloauedat leist 1 onco 1 In every twentyfour hours amid thu ashes emil garbage ali street sweepings remotcd As an additional precaution I Imtn fur S nUhed to cads of the dumping boards of tin department nufllclonl quantities of lImits tlr S whitewashing purpnsot and also dUinfce S bS tHtits to ho used freely on the material col lected nnd dumped at thasame I beg to unsure yo i tlut overt method of S f carr log Into effect this desires of ils Honor 54 js the Mayor as expressed In your communica tion to me will be faithfully iittended to Very respectfully Cicnoral WILLIAM Ruporlntendent HODBINS Acting Commissioner Daltnn said that everything was being dons by his department to keep the streets In 1 clean condition and he added thnt the citizens generally could assist slat the department tory materially I they would be careful attendlngto their anrbaee and preventing the fouling of tho streets CITY AUTitonmrs NOT AIAIUIFD I believe that theiiiinrantlne restrictions already established at this port and the pre cautionary measures against tho invasion of cholera taken by tho local health authorities are all sufficient for the present said Mayor Grant yesterday The notification to the steamship companies that all tessols from European ports must submit to a quarantine of from two to live days nt their own expense will Impel them to ho most t careful ns to the sanitary condition of the passengers whom they nccept mid the possibilities of tho plague gaining n foothold horn are mlnlmlred The Mayor expressed these views before news of the deaths from the disease on board tho Moravia bait been rccclted Ircsldent Darker of the Tax Commission said saidI I nm In favor of nil restrictions which will prevent the advent of cholora In this comihjr The restrictions which hnte been placed on Immigration anti tho quarantine regulations established I think will bo lost cfTocllto In protecting this city ExplainIng tho part which the Department ot Taxes ami Assessments will play In taking precautionary measures against the spread of iiolern should It appear In the city Ircsldunt Darker sail Ftory deputy commissioner has been In stiuctod In oxnmlnlng property for the pur pose of assessing Its tnluo to take notice of anti report on nov snnltniy defects In build ings that tiny may be rcinodlcd at onco Tho deputies hne all been assigned tn new dis tricts this rear and their examination must of nee sRlr ho flier thorouch thnn I other wise would lo They bate special opportuni ties to sec how tenement houses are kent 101 opposed t IC tln t absolute prohi I bit hon or Il I 1 igrat iou snld Commissioner I of lim hue Works Ollroy I consider thnt tho dnncer from iholcrn Is quite nsgreat It not greater from tho t impoitntlnn I of coil ma omelet comim mail l ties ns horn eontislnn through ImmlKrallon 110 I not think t I theionl t I h dtnuur Is to t bo nppro hendpd from this port to much as further noith At Montreal thousands of lirmlcrants lamlnd and tho qunrintlne regulations are JIlml mutt lunrntle relulnton mo not nonl iy so strlet us they are hole I do not fear that thin this eo will llnd lodgment here InssoneerB J from Infected poits t or on plagunstrlekon alt I is tho ild he kept In I most rigid quo rttui I ii a bn lonz ns h Ii ore remains among t them t the t slightest tstigo nf tho disease Iho city authorities niii aklng every posslblo piccnii tlcnngnlnht the cholera and will continue to tb 10 o flS hong ns the slightest danger exists In I this t department ctery lurciu Is working with might and mull to car out lie older which I fiato lezirdlnc precautionary mca ures to be taken by them I expect to hear reports as to tho work ilonu befoio the end of tho wecl ivrt vn f IT lANTS NO Fxiin SFSSION i ll general sentiment in Wall street was I that no special session of Congress should bo enl nCI t tako lecaullons m against tho t In trodiictlon of liolcia Into the Unlteil States I was tho opinion of hanker and brokers that s ich action would create a panicky feeling In the street henry Ciews said he thought the quarantine regulations wore ample for our protection He had great conlKlcuco In Dr Jenkins the Health OfllcJrof the port Ho hid watched Dr len kinhs work at 1uarnntinc and was satisfied that ho was making etor Etcamship comply strictly will tho regulations An extra sos sU n of oncros Ml Glows thought would haxeaxerydntnnglngofrcit upon tho business of this I countr which was now very Rood 1 I 1 1 Tnppen of the Inllatln National Dank was also of tlinoplnlon t hit nn extra session of Con jrcss would create 1 panic in business circles nu this side of thin water He didnt see how nnspoiiinn of immigration could bu mcoi iplhlird Micro were wo to draw tho line Cholera could be brought In by second class pasengcis t or firstclass passengers anti could hO Introduced Into America br way of Canada as 11 T IMwird Simmnns of the Fourth Xatlonal hank agreed with Mi Tappon ludne E l Henry Lacombo of tho United States Circuit Court did not think it was a question of immigration hut of cholora You wont keep i out of this country by restricting or prohibiting immigration ho said Chol era will como In the cabin as wot as the I steerage i 1 am in favor of tho restriction of immigra tion mot decidedly Postmaster Van Cntt said In cases of this kind wo cannot be too careful I might seem hard to protcMit Immi grants from Hndlng I on our shores but it would only be just to oui own families lam In favor of an extra session of Congress to citu tho President authority to suspend Immigra tion altogether until such time as nil danger of the dread disease will linvo passed This department will do all In Its power to prevent tho disease from entnilng through the mails The mails are all being thoroughly fumigated before they lento the ships 1 7 isr ntr IT qr1AflY11VI HtTtlMl Skips Eiiimiacd and InilrJ Tlie Trnlonlr Clrcnxlii 1 and Vrrarfum llrld l was a busy and anxious day at juaraiitlne ycflerilny Ihn dlscoteiy that the Aslntlo plague had broken cnt ou thu Moratla and that cholera urns actually the port of New York eamnewlthi n shock to everyone A great hoot 01 ships Is on tIn wily here and hhlps rom the choluinlnfecteil ports tire nrritliti every day so thai whether oilier atomies are clo ud 01 not i will take IH t thu rrnouicoiof the Q mare tit ins 01 this I port to I kolato I ito t ills 1 ease teMIAI Iarly In this Jnv thoFrloslainl Ito Vccmlam and tho Clnishla wcie still at Quarantine be sides tho Moravia the Kllntbhlre from the 1aat Indies lie San Mnnns from Caltustun and the Mineral from Ilntnnn whl h arrltoil later Hexornl sailing vessels also 1f hot during the night This durlnl Fllnlsilro rocolted a clean bill of health at Toi oclock and tho t Italia from lie Modlterranenn pnssod through four minutes later At 74fi this Mineral and the Cololado were passed DIK Tnllniadico and hnnbome vcin tired and looked worried Thin iiiiiiiiml worl was bcfglnnlng to tell on them I health Onicer Jenkins was tired out too and roso a little later than hIs siibordlnntus hpn Dr Pull mndgtt saw Di Jenkins shortly befuiu tIJ l niiuk ho tame buck and announced that tho health office lad reronsldoied II deel lon uf tie night befoio regarding the rrlebland and that she would Im nllowed to proceed to liar l wharf ttith hercnbinanil steerage pa songerf It Intended thut the steerage I was stoeralo pnBBeugrs should be sent to Hoffman Island but tho tassel and the baggage had bean so thorough ly fmmmnigated and disinfected that Il was con alUered there could bo no possible danger The Teutonic nrrit cd at Quarantine at 10Iri A M I leI mails wore fumigated on the steam boat barge Starr Tim Voendam and Clr eneMa thu former with TOii and tho Inter with OI stccrngupnusencoiHwlll bodetalned lllr e lied c ultl i I this I lIIlhl g ur tomorrow I At t noun the Inspection of tho Teutonic was completed it nit I Mull Iii mid Keiso agent for the White rilnr line was informed by Dr Jenkins tint all the Mpolan baggage must be fiimljatcd and that t the t ship would bu held at least until Inda Ihero weietUlT fleerngo passengers on the Teutonic or whom titu I tteie from tho Cal tlnunt time rest t being Kngllsh Scotch unIt Irl B Immlgrantb add taloon passengers anti 2ii I cabin passcngerH Among the saloon pus rengers wero Judge Ingrnham of Sew YOlk and Lord and Lady riayfair of London The nilin pUH eiiers who made declarations under cuh that they had not been In uny l cholnralnfected port for ton days prior to Aug 24 the day nf soiling woro nlloncd to procood to lie oily In the afternoon Only some of them however availed lliomsolt of the permission Tho fumigated mails were forwarded to the city at 1140 M t At 1050 oclock tho Vrlosland passed up tho bay Tho coaster Kansas City arrived from 11 oclock Throughout Sannnnh a little after out tho day n connlwlio ships arrltod from nil directions until 1 fleet of them stood out against the horlron In carrying out tho precautions I have prescribed wllh regard to Iho cholera snld Dr Jenkins yestcrclnymorning I An ttflX bus to do It In such a manner that the com panies will not bu Inconvenienced to nny I creator extent than Is consistent with the I welfare of the people i All through time morning before cholera was discovered on board of tho Moravia Dr Jon Ilscoorod Ilns many anxious consultations with his deputies They nil feel now that many dormto are the way horn from cholera In fected 110 districts that tholr hands will bo full As Dr Jenkins ins nhslnt a good part of the day onboard of tho Moravia Dr Tallmnclgo had to t stand the t brunt of nil tho npsah a of honrd the ocean people who had friends on liners A party of people who had friends out board of the Teutonic could not understand why Ihoy could not bo allowed to board her Why Fall one ot thorn shes not from 1 cholora district I dont ace whoro the rule hold here Jut Dr TnllmndKe 11 and the members of tho party hid to pocket their disappointment Doctor with questions Others worried the Ilh II stons about tho difference between eholorn nnd cholerine One or two of tho people on Staten Island expressed fear that cholora would reach thorn through tho nlr from qunrnntlned ships One man said to n SuN reporter that ho had serious thoughts of leaving Stnton Island for that reason When this was told to Dr Tallmnatlgo ho said It cannot bo too distinctly understood that choler I cannot bo taken through tho air 1 Is not In the alt rite only way to got tho disease Is to take the germs Into tIme stomach nr Dow els cither with tho t food or through t the me dium of contaminated water Tho germs must 1m be swallowed In somo way or jon cannot hatn cholera lioleii Is Infectious but not contnulous I might bring cholera norms with mo and brush ngnlnst ton hut unless stomach as they might tho germs got Into tho acrm by passing Iho linml to hue in a hundred wnvs hI l1sln mouth by eating nnthing handled bVr near Infected pooplolhero would bo no cholera Tho food anti ospoelnllv tho drink Is what should ho particularly oro watched In time of cholera lhmo I Immigrants of tho Italia wero landed at Kills Island enrly In tho morning and 10 examined thare The santo thing will be done other arrive on with alt immigrants who steamers wih 11 which luuo no dl oiso on board and the now quarantine ICKU which hntepnsscd Iunrantno ICIU liition Tho 1 steerage passengers from tho ClrcnsPia taken In anti Veomlnm numbering lt38 were tugboats 10 Hodman Island to receive salt water bat hi s and to hnto I their clothing i fumi I gated The Veendiim camo fton liotterilam and HIP Cirenssln from Glasgow Miortly botoro sundown this first contingent of lImo Clrenssias passengers who had been Hoffman Island tvcro brought on n washed on loIm1sllld I tugboat to tho little docK nt tin quarantine lot and station Thov were a healthy looking stllol Semite them looked frosh mini 1 rosy In spile of sCle their long voyage A few ot thorn wero in clined to giumblo Ono of them began to s hy treated us like doss when another brolo In with Now dont talk that way It was nice I tell ynum to bo bntld Ik a baby llnthln liv your self Isnt I In I whea It comes to hnln some body elo bathe you Thats right said several in chorus wo liked it boss Its prim See m face how It shines Tho cleaned passengers wero sent back to tho ship which had boon thoroughly ntor hauled in the mean time The summit course will bo observed with regard to tho steerage pissengersot other ships Quarantine Commissioner Andorsoii left nslt harden attl Ito oclock jest onlay mor in on lie New York Health Department simmer Stnto of New York to visit Ilnffin Islnnd Tho boat stopped nt Quarantine sta tion und took Dr Jenkins on board and limo party proceeded to Hoffman Island where they remained set oral hours Dr Tallmadso In the mean time had the station to himself nnd probubl had the busiest limo ho eve had in his life 1 was said nt the ofllco of the Quarantine Commissioners yesterday morning that time entrance to this port by way of Hell Onto would cholera broko not bo cotorod by thorn unless choler out In torni port from which vessels como by thnt route In caso cholera nppcnra nt an part of Sam Scolnll Is said that n heilth sta tion will be established hoonl liltoMon I 1 I on tlm Sound and thaI two i II leiami will bo stationed there hue Inhn from Bremen on Aug 2 reached Quarantine at about I oclock last etcnliz with lour orfivo hundred steerage passenger1 hho was not boarded last night but will be in spected by tho Health Officer and lib stuff nt daybreak this morning I Is I fenrcd thnt them may bo cholora on board for before she sailed there were many was In which cholera could reach Hremen from the Infected district I 1IUIT IVVWKHS KAlllllt 18 or Ticm In u Pole rourl elltrs tsr hklmmrit Milk Arrr Too hcn tho poice Caplalns of Ihn nAt olle preclncls stalled out on Wednesday night each with I I a squid of men t hi ore was much speculation among limo lesldeiiUnf r that qiiai ter as tot I hulr object It wasnt long though until lie whole east slilo was aware that a mail on the fruit voucltfis was In progress At ito I Iter prOlrls Esse Market Police Court yoblPrdu inornini I I I I I fruit tenders captured I In I the t laid wire annlgnod before Justice Hocan and about two thousand friends lelutites und Smpi tliixors I of the t pilsoners thronged I the t eouit room nnl hun t sidewalk outhldojo loarn I tho t re sult of Iho I arraignment In I front nt the Fldriilgo street station was a row of f moro than fifty push cart containing fruit good ant bad and small boys wero at nil tIn neighboring coiners munching oars penchcs tipples mid melons purloined from time carts Tin raid was caused by Instructions ro coRed II Ito police Captains on Wednesday afternoon I hey wore nil summoned to head quarters and Instructed In regard tn thu pre cautions they should take against cholera Tho Captains or the east ildo precincts worn OHpeclall Iliiitlnuiil tou o every endeutnr to stop the hnlo nf iiniipe and nturrlpi fruli Cnpt Cross of tho Ddrhlgu street station de lulled twcutv len In bquadsnf flte Most t of them wnro plain clothes amid thcli doscont nn the tenders was n mirnrlsu ilpt Coq mid his men woikod In Issex Mjikut lmllnw and hector streets with thu result that elghtysflvon poddlurn sjicnt HID night in tho Kldridc street station Cupl Inklns ot Iho Dolancey street Rtatloii gntlicreil In twonty throo tlolatois ot tho law mostly In Itldgn street und Acting Captain Clam I ut tho Filth street station arrested nine Out of the eightyEiiton mIn ancsted by Capt Cross six wore Italians the otliois He brews They protested loudl liltit t they win u helm Illegally arrested Ono tondeiln his hurry to get awny collided with nnnthci and tliu t rontonlsof I his curt wero Slit tt ereil In I Iho t I u 51 not lie dlil not unit to timid out thu extent of the damage but kept on going leaving his cait behind Tho curt was afterward claimed bv Its owner who lakes I bublncsr of letting carts at tt cents a ilnt Pich Hnmuof the ar rests were for obstructing thin streets flue xendeiB license NO Ills that ho shall keep moln remaining In plucu only mot iiiio o on I long enough to supply a ountoruer Justice Hogan talked to tho prisoners about tho possibility of choleras visiting this city He told them thnt I i should spread here they undoubtedly would be the greatest sufferer as It would protably uffvct them moro thuu any class In the city so for their own benefit t they should stop tho sale ot bad fruit anti unito with tlm authorities In trying to protont tho spread of tho disease nttjtwoof thin elghtysoton men arrested by the Ildrldun street police tho twontythrco nrrcstod by the Dolnncoy street police and the nine aiieslod by tho Fifth street police wero hold for trial In 30 ball ouch The others wore discharged Almost nit tho carts wero clnlmcd by thn owners and all limo good fruit was returned to them The bad fruit was takon away In the city offal carte WK XltKl I wr IUI1F MHK TOO The Hoard of Honllh hns stnrtcd n war ncnlnst flue dealers In Impure or adulterated milk Yotlrlnr ono ofhofloartlofhleaithm In spectors hnd nrrnlgnud beforo Justice Iran In Ito fTcrson Mnrket Court Joseph Matthews 1atrlck 1edro nnd John Hohon drlters for Wllllnm II Nolon 1 denlnr of Katonnh N Y Tim Inspector falit Hint on various occasions tho milk hanilled by the drivers had hcon found to ho skimmed Justice Hjnn hold tho drivers InSJDO each I v tritiK l cit F4I 101JT rrn IVrcnn Ion Tulrn o Hug Mill lift lniulrd Tho news osterdiy that tho Hamburg stCnmor Moravia hail had wuiitttvo deaths from f i cholera 1 I ho nago to this side and thnt tho dreaded scourcu was so near at hanil Incited tho heiilth iuuitluorit lea of Jersey City and Hobokcn to renewed efforts Tho policemen tompornrlly detailed to tho sanitary Kiiuad were kept busy sett Ing notices from Health Inspector Ilenjnniln on otvnurs and occiipnnts nf r houses In tha tonnmont housu dlstrletp l to cell up their premises The stonmer Sorrento from Hamburg was docked In Jersoy City I 1 yesterday to unload somo sugar tOt tho Miitthlos sugar house nt the foot of Washington street Slit butt nn bond 4M bales nf ings consigned to 1ellx Solomon Co hiP itSSitti street Now York Tlie steamer was nt llrooklyn before she 011 to Iursl I I ity Health Officer Jenkins had given n ceitldcato Unit the rags worn free fro tm Infection I but Health I I I u Inspector I I irlfTln I nf Ilioukltn I I rCtl seth to I mugmi Ice the I turf ihictito nnd nlsuufii e1 to poriutt I thu mugs to boun l luiineil I WIu tlm slonmer eame to I Tcrspy Cltvn Iluhtci w is nnleied ovum to take olT the rags Iuslih nt Ieenet h until Inspecioi Hiiuaiiilii of the hlaithi Iliiiid hniiduf it and sent two pn lieemcii ilnwii tn the pier tu liretent tho un loading of hut I rigs dcoiui J 1 Cnilci nn ant t of Solomon A t Co nppoaled to I tin Ircsiilent and Inspector tn iimmlt tho I rags to hu unloided hut they worn 1IIIIIhCI I t u refusal I Cartel I m n I 0 presented that tin rigs left cn Hiimburi 1 Aug 1 I be fore 111 IMM nf ilmlciii hail deteloieil there that tIty had hi en laekcil i in a hydraulic piess tutu then ttas nn posslhln dangur of ontngliui but tin u Ill thai s icniaineil obilur nto Ills probible that t the rigs wlllhntuto hit sont hiek tn llamliuig II its 1 same firm has neonliniment of ra gu oii thoMoratin t I t Thin stoatnei i tinman I Jrill I from Leghorn is I him ut the Iteil stu Mfliiinshlp dock in leis 1 I Clt i t with 1 I consignment of UII i i bales nf tags whieh the t authorities wi I i not allow to bo unlouk Iltl IUlll AT 1 KlltULTII Hoard ot Ilrnllh to SOr mint st I NllUnncn Ait Ahnlrd In 24 lIters IMAMll Alls HIThe Tloaid of Health has orden a house to bonso Inspection of f the h 0 h u Uh iiuiiiicuL iiisinci 5 Still an nuisances inunn must IIP nbnto I in I ntyfour hours or It will bedono it tilt on ner s expone The glitters ol all I st stun Is at t EI I thttt It I tort are In I ho 1 flooded iut 1 w iter frivn hydrant Hucksters from Nowail aro tn bo stouped from peddling do cioeil fruit I t and timetables In Il 1 city A lommittce of 1 two physicians hato been niipointecl tomakoan Intesticntlon of Ito eon illtion I 1 I t nl I Itt elt ty water I aCi ilnst which mitt utter oiis oonipliints hato been mado rut mil titans Irom some nf I the factories along thu shore I of M a ten Nlanil I sound below I hllralietl h unIt I will also I hi t I ii t net tgatvd nnd tho t stenches Mlppro seil 1 he it I aim nI I is j to lust ask out Ii I sy llm I Health I lioinl I I to morrow night to ap propriate JiOii fn nnitir purpo ufi All theMpiecaiitious I mo hum taken to iirntunt tlm introililrtloi nf ttinlmit soul In get tlio city in good Minltnivprindltion to witlitand a IIY i I tatlon I here of the rldciic ir I it should break out In AvnarL Jho Newark Honid of Honlth huts Issued a clrMilnr instructing the peojilu what precau tions I to nhoertc In th etent of cholera Ilk Ink Its iiPicnrnnc Its tnnnr Is I about the simo ns tlu circular issued by tho Hoard of Heilth nf tlilscit t t hu s mitar inspectors nf Newark are tlk inc enemy piucantion against the scourge liii niu suing ii mon g thu I tenement t Ito muses iindilolnu eterything to lean i nut tho dirty t rooms and back arils ImnilsinnC uiulkhr Tr nrr llonlf Information was brought to CJpl l Weber Superintendent of Immigration yesterday tint t boturnl of thin boats of Capt Moorus Meet 1 used to transfer immigrants from Pteam lni docks to Iihis 1 Ilind went being used toiarr Immigrants from iletamcd xes els at CJuajantlnB suspected of hat ls chol era ollolr I to i hull ma an Island I Col I WIt was Indignant and sent for the manncei of tho I boats ami 1 demanded if I f tho lepoit was true rue mnnagi saul one nf tie boats haul been usd I to tiniisfcr lIt Immlcrants I fiom the steamship i tlrcassla h to Hollnian 1 I Island and another wasto hn mesh to take off the steerag seof pnssuiigerii r th I 1 ieiiilini Jueu I otter e alt he did u I not proposo to tak ihaiicos mu nil tumid tho t in ii 110100 I i f IIY of t ito Moore bouts wen ntel I lo sertleo to llpirmaii afterward Islaml I I they could not conic stlo IleI i ills I 1 I Island I o lrii l ill 1our In sour or liulcrn St Mnrki hospital proiosns tn form 1 pIty siciansnnd nirsei toluntcer u u corps to t u give flee f i iii ed hal aid I nursing nnd i to t rut uply modi I ii ii to I pour pel sons rciti leg III i thn I dlstiiit I t hulott I oniteentli itreot east of Uroiilwny In elI nu cholcri Hliiiuld bicomu upldoiiilo in thu lh senns nnd otheis wihint to mussist t In Ihu moteinent aro inciuesteil tn I sond tholr names tutu adilru ses In tin M 1 Marks HciMiil Iil Contrlljiitlons I will ho mpti i i ut the hospital and lnowlcdijed itt t Io uhamly papers Ill IliiTtliio Mnrku 1 rcil Thou proNlslon mallet m was ikmoialiriil 1 by I I he cholera ni ws tterilny and littlu biisinoss trite dOII 1 11 I othei m iikels Keie more or Its s I fiuct I sit and them I was I general dlspi Hlllfiii In I eliso 1 nut cnntints w In in limit WI uh possilili i nttnn scoiud u dei him of 11 points pcileu li J 10 I 2 IIIilti i I t nnd t I llm I Iirlcn of wheat full u c I bushel I t or I wheat i ilWH bushels were ngaged for export Arllon nnlir Slulr llrallli lllliorHlc Anns Aug 11rollowlni Is I copy of a circular uildrns cnl today to thus Local Hoards of Health I I throughout I dm t Mule by tho Stile Ioaul of lleiilth 1 HI imur lour attention t nuilnul tit tU pulitliUcil rrinrt if Imtrn Iiliif In lr I iiii I iikHm anil Cirr limn 011 it l rl t itjlcllu Iw I III itt inlet I stale or HI nil T ilnnicer of inffit ni Iiiinut0r tSti lo I inniilereil tutu iMiil hi rim itul ii lit la I ii rr Rnt nil pr i IUIMHJ Wiuir u i lariiiiiurl iuujuttiou Hut mi HiMoan luiiil be IRIII eu icijii inl In I Ink I nil itiuiiTe ir I ih loner iiroinllnn o use nilnii lirulll utuottui 11 ihrar KUIM N In itlmlil en IKIO I I mllll iiiiit ir cultist 1 i ripirtiil m I uoiiuu tit I uu i mil in ikf hiiili MrriiiueiuiniH ut If1 If t iiecvan fnrtlif lnirr liii ti u u iii nt inlui t mil j M l iniuliu fruit Ihrr i Ililli i m Illlt u Matr All ia Os I i ius illxmr I nil d li itilil ill 1111 a lie I r luinnl in u KUItuI lii 11 ii v nlhl All 1t I MHJI nillij i tfl mt I iiir4lilllie I Hie I si piitirn i nm t tiillliitnl in I in 111 1 nileiitlnil iif iUtrllflr I llielriuillrini lileilllinlliill ll it I is I nil jiilne mill 1 lliUl ijrliiintt iiolii il In IPtrcraui Hint II nil narll lli lirnllli aMlliiirillr llil rii lril tniir trillion ii i nmiH cnlk I in ililiu on 3 sec tluii a uf m tie Liiiliuni IAH v 01 i rssuteiu full my it I it n 111111 i u Mirotat Ufriii n lininUrnn indrd at Ilullraore nuTixioiiF AUK iiihuut North German lloyd steanisluip Knrlsi uhe from Ur mon nr ritcd Ht her dock today and dlbchaiged I I 800 iiaisonucri 7MI of I whom came In the steerage No t unit nf ehnhua was found nu bo ud Tin unspiwiM I ciirefnll lini iteil by Oot einmunt hlIluII when suit pasHeil thn llllt 101 111o lalus esenlay and iiKam at Jinuantlnu this I nuiililnu Jhe haivaii nf I 111 i Immiuiuilt was thnrniivhlt I fuinlgateil with steam Iho I ImmiuiantH left foi llm WOlt this otonlng 4 ui taut 1 Inr I MoiU In Sn Alilunli Sts ANTONIO ng 111 protent tim IhI l era from entering Ii ore from the t south tho t Hoard nf Ilcullh hun ordered tint Iir thorough rotiotntoil I A strict r ttem l of In ppctnn 01 all persons enlrrlng from Mexico lias lieen estat ll ieil Jim I iiatsciiKct coailieb finni IUIIlltoo Interior points here In thu republic will nUu be Film luml me I Ihi Ucll lor lUt isst i morisu4Jc TH 9wI4LST rnutrktrl iirnihtar in A cnmforl til cleat weit uuiituuit iictu Pruiuisg uul OnToonklir I usk Sil alin iitIn tuiue jiineof fiinillure mcu xin le IhiintiKlrilicpomut an olil Ulinnea leatr itt nili proof Irtiiluni 1 irublo svu u lit ooo ltlirmi Will iurllu imcdftt c iu jnowjs CnrrinflH r C ONE WAV TO SAY S rIME S tviniotif11 VithlotiT AmsimmTloNAt fIST loll SlAy ImAi I vous S AMVJUITIHKMENT S lii liii AMIRKMN iisri icr UKKHRNMK uiltiMf itt iur mtttsf AilirrtiMnj Actncltiyei S On not Hill tint inmcnlent S FlandrauCo S IPOWX mwx 372 374 376 BROOME STREET ll TOWN I BROADWAY BIST ST 7TH AV ELEGANT CARRIAGES in1 Ill ih nrsT cuvin FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY 1 AMI Of VIler VAKIETY OP IIK3IOV r IIIOIC AND ViiOIIT a KTOlK sustNmi i LIIICIha hi rLAGDESTUICKEN HAMBURG TllltER I1VXDKI llt 3IFTV71 nf Ills VCCltlllKD TKaTbllttli I Morn linn SOO Nc w Ciiksf 1 Ch ince for he ttoiiio In lie V t Two flit3 tlmn PnKlblc to Remove All ilia Nick in the ItoipltHli Mrillcul Alii Niimmnncil from llrrllnTlin Ortuleu Mlnry nIOIII fist Tower ia 1 i Stilt Are Almost 1 xrln lively the Victim1 Cnll C cr Vnltinlrrr Nimerllnntly Inxlbln to Hlnnip Omit the Plnicnj hereto rlolii i lltirtnls me Drtnytit rir Luck of Jrurf illccer iI i I Hvtinuin Aug 11No adonuito Idea l nf I tlio situation In I this t phiRUihUlckcii ell i N I fiunlslicd bj till incagio nml fulo J loporls of tho ravages of cholcii cixon out by lust t ituithiuri this ycstculays roc mil as olllclally nnnoiinciMl inado It appfar that t tho I resilience had rim mit orhumh Ii abated As II inatloiof fact thcro irene moio than HOO fresh cases yostertlay anti aou lUathc TonlulifBtask for lie irrnollKgirs numhcM IJO bodies llin people realize now that they lmo boon docohed nnd nlniot I I a panic Is the result Tliero has bon a startling clrnn for flit wnro lit flue last forttel ht liourK t KiiiUlon blight IIIH fallen upon the I city I t Most places of business eio closed today Shuts that tried to do business were onon n tow hours only Most of tho hotels are entIty and somu otthem t cli seth All I I public RulherincH liau been prohibited by tho pullvu uiithorltlo The excuse of tho Rnnltary ofllocrs for fill nlshlng inadenuaton ports of tlio spread of tho pHgno is tli it nil modlcit men are sooor whelmed with work hit I they have no limo 10 IIIno reports It niiiRt bo admitted that tho I estllencn Is I practically I I bojond I thn I eondol of the authorities It is no Inngvi iiosslblo to inort the nick tolhn hospltitls Only those Mrlclm In I itt ti Ic places nro promptly h tiikaii I totlm t I iuma ret tti t HundiudB I I tire ul yi mug of tho t Postllonci I In I Iholi I r Iniinus Modleal I uld has at bust been summoned from IVrlln and a corps nf itlijHli lulls fiom thnt I I iltv I Is on the way hero thl I i xiiilnc i i A hcny I rullllllt I oven I mig inu liar hid a hllulltly Imnenclnl ifTcct t lion git tin I mim iii hoc of now iasps today t ein I onls InKiKShcd nt Tlio oflkial icport fur ii halt ts nu gum iuhi to ito t truth t Thoio is uieit mtsoiv nnionc tho lower cla sus who mire not only tho nlmosl oclutvo victims ot 1 the t plnciie i but I who ill tier alo from many prlatlotis entailed I I bythe I comln i of tho pestilence Sooril breweries nro sup plying the ilenmnd for Illtorod water by semi Inn It In their wacuna for free distribution nmoiiK the poor rite lollco hno found It IlIcc san to use lorco In ninny dices In their work of disinfecting houses when the cholera has inided horn is a riotous fooling prou lent csp ciall tunoru tho masses which tho newlupors mitt soberminded people llnd It haul to strain There nro loud demands for tho punishment of tho medical Inspector who wnltlns till four diys alter this disease bad mado its appearance reported hunt lie believed thcro was cholera In Hamburg Ihu I papers today counsel tho people to wait Until fli nrcl Ic nnbt 1ififrtfi rlatnti tln v tK V pn 0 S v ufl S u I punishmoiit of the derrllcts The authorities today miul an appeal for help to private ph siulans and olunteor nurses whom It asks to aid tho exhausted hospit staffs Tho best medical authorities It time city express tho opinion that It will hnnlly ho possible to tamp out thin phiKiie before October The suburbs aro now nOlicted In almost the Fame proportion as tho city itfculf A cam ass of tho hotel tonight Hhows only thirty stinngers III town No American us far ns known have fallen victims of tho disease Tho mortuaries hiu proton entirely made qunto and new bait houses are lid II g built It ban been difllcult to obtain Kravedlcgors enough tumid boma bodies hate remained un Lionel thieo or four days on this account It Is I said howetoi that todays dead will all bo burled beforo mornin 11 lmlr1 1 i Ir Their lr cooler and the sky has been over cast hlncu H I oclock this morning Itoports to tho Hoard of Health show the detolopmcnt of T fresh CIIROS and 27H deiths This is a de crease since jestord i ofi7intho nUmlier of cast dm i eloped ansi o4 tl In the iiu rum ton of ili I itl its Tho j ooplu of I hu cit y feel no encour ncenieiit howoter to XIuct on this account tlio immediate abatement of the disease So many hopes hino been raised by oftlclnl an nounfonients In the lust week onl to bo shat tered within tho next twentjfoni hours that public conlldon Is eutlrel gono The panic seems to lmo taken complete posSeston of tlui city Kii bod who can In olllnl 01 f11lIrJn to heave s veral keep or iii tho largest Hotels contcmpluto closing their houses should thoplnituo bo nt UN pres ent hciuht nn Snturdii Shops arc closing bt the tcore tithei bee uihecholeia liis iipiioirt 1 ainoUL the oniplojuLS or bocaiise thopropiio tons hato feared torcrnaln In town to conduct theii business No accurate estimate of the it ii iii loris leaInc the city I dnlli I I is to bu hail hut they mo now well up III tho thousands Knllwny trains riinnliiK to Iubeck Itostoek and oIlier seaside towns are crowded nt all ho urn although Hxtrn cats hart bean at tached to all of them In most ot tho less frequented streets POI ROil tuny walk u half mllo without meeting n half doen persons and in soteral streets w hero I all tralllo has h u been fortilddentheMlenie t I I iml liuienoss aro broken onh liv hit I pass ing of ph slclnns nnd health olllcers At t almost utciy turn hearses or deid wagons are met jot tlio t burials do not keep pirn with the deaths It is I said that in tho w holn city at fewest hoillcis which Hlinilld lime been hi tcrred t IIIsht still await h irhl An oxtia UICII II II rr elTort was mail toia i to rciacth the perilous condition of nlTnirs and all burials hiiMi been made aealnst JtKi I jestonlut but Ito increase I of mortality I the t result of bad weather yesterday has lounteibalanced Ito ueitloiixnf t htm lit hoi It io lhA pli fcpnnsnf the itT aro fertility over worked and mnu hate been olillged to give iii their duties I out iuarmri I y that t bits may rest Those 1 attached I tothn I I Ik I I ilth t llotnl I are ie tim pietci tc ehaiisted t and fndaj thu I I Iloanl Issueil a i all for IO moro ti lelietn the I pies out foiee wliieh has wmki steaillh titit ami night for limo hiht w el flip iotiirninonl Is MiTdtn bo threatened with diniciilti In hand ling I I thn t i maiU as Mtetal clerks ami io tniiin I hate iliiti loi ed today synptoiiis of tin dual erim multi a itunhe i scents imminent tlirou I hout thoilepnitinent t The most romnrknble hnngo that ban come otei thuclt I t s memuimirk oil ill i llio i iluclH t nloni t lie hmmtrmuur All thu meiirxliin steiuneiH nml Hmnll pleasure cult lie idle ami lies rteil Th sumlhjmimz craft which touch huts liiouulaih and inn 1 the I I u water fiont with tlmr t I fiiirs niu nl I most lotnll ImkliiL Oiilva f vvi f the target stennishlpK whleli run tn ituls ah iutlie in I r man cxiht i rout In vie iiiiinteniipti d their I trade I t 1 jhio dockers host littlem inn mploi mimtUil iiiotof them I liiiNPliomonu fir belt I families hhouhl Khlpnlni btislnet lul imlvo within the next ttook tho I timid tin Ir lainlllus will bo upon hit turgeui htaruillmi In tins siiluirhs Itnrnbeck and ltcilhi iiliiuilorr wheio hut largest number of aes Inis been report uuh to I that tlio I pooroi fninilies I I ate suflerini for nmiiv mieCiuusi I i out of life h I In I runniitinu of Inck of worl for lit invii ami iln I ilosiuir of Hhops wlioie I hey hut o been iiLViiloini I d to trading t fm ercdir flit Altona I suit huomit t is this I I otenliin I batn ordered fiix1 beds at tius I iItuutluum f Hospital Thedlriitor nf the I ohnmuellni hliDet hitts pltulwait stileken with liii eholein lilt thin iftHrnoon and tin hoiu huhir I tun phNiuiaiii of his stnlt Hinciiiiitieil ti I mite illoiHe Mini pofctlilPli lire lepoited m this I etenliii to bo ill Ihiut 1 report nl tlieila I I foi Alt oummi hows that I iliure han been 1 flesh m tai nndJileathA In Iulipck 4 1 fresh utsos weieillHcutereil to iliy Notts Ins bui n receltod from hlol that I Ito tunimul I luox has bioken nut Ihoie I and thiil t Illtaou patients tutu iuiriiitii in the hospital ANTWIRP AIIJ 111 lflmtm lyinioiic IaN that nliiH cases if 1 cholera hato been fuuud In JlnllncH JIma lliltUli Consuls ropoit to his Govern nifiit on thneholora In this cltysatsthiit them have been IlftjIhe cases and nineteen deaths In this city 5jf ULU4 1HIIIK trsr W1I11CP Clisrft Iei oilril from Iliillauil lo I llnn iii SlrnniHlilii l I iirsi illllunv I lillMN I Ails 1 h ho Hiitltiiiiirijfi pats that t all I gums I uio on tfl5U mu gun linlns I i am t tn hn tuotided ttlhu a mlstiliu of laiidinuni nnd ethei with lust rumilhiults to administer fiom twenty I to t thirt I y drops of the I liquid 1 to I nil person seUed with cholora finiptomn trhlln trntclllng Thin Jterli antenirr declare limit the t retorts nf tho Inadaquiilo I usuu porvis lou of passengers Ironi Ilnmburc Is duo to a mix taken Idea that nil fciiili passengers should bo examined whereas examination In needed onlyot persons showIng symptoms of lllnus Two deaths hate occurred at he Moallt IloiiHalfum iholcra nnd there are twenty four cases In llcrlln and two ntCharlotten burg Snlillnry precautions are unabated There Is sicnt imbllo auietr but no panic Uhodonths from cholera nit iepoite1 of the Ilutmuiti oat Illk and her dinahier I nt 1Intten Kco Hutu gury Tlmratoneisaiiil I 1 heribiitchtor were s pondlna u I inrt of thu siinunur nt Holltto I land lnii llio t I news u tm cam iki to tho t Island i that I I choleia hud loaihed llamburs I I tho t liaioness got filsheiicd nnil h istcnod back to HmiKiiy I I Slictratclled I I b l wa ol Hamburg I Vhelhersliocontrii ted It ore t lie ill semtso frouii whlih situ tus tliinc is not nmn IXIMICIV Anj he ftir f Jit im cml Ctanls I who tseto si I Ink en wih I I u eholoin tester day ji t astho tvce nlnulti stuhalt i for tho 1 nltcd Mates Imto I con No ntcil at 1ntUillt Ilosplliil lliniliKo is eMillentl siuntid for Isolation tho I crcunili nbnul thu toe Jillnl belim llftten inivt m In elent nml well guarded against Inlriiflnn Iho nttpiullng hilt ysieiu as sa i tint t them t is now nn doubt Mluletot hut Ihn ih t t i ulth tthlili thevo four Itnsilatis are u um lii tel ed N I A satlc chol era of the I simo Itjio I as thai I ithi kim h a lauliig In 1erslt nnd In Iho m mghmms of lus la fiom which tho unilirinnln enn hlllt is bellotud Hint jut uhltm uuull tunIs ate iilTccted the nnlst nlilet Is ell ainl the uliutul t tutu guile remutlons I ate I ciim tillin llin Imu Kauo nf nil iMtilgrintk destined for mericii was fumln aleil In iliiyfn pn sem o ot Ihn MIHM luau uithUl mid the si mutt i rilceisn liver Iool Ilie Cnnsjll hiiMpj epie s ed himself siitlHlled ullli the illsliirecllon the rniiolar Mill was ifllMil tn the 1 laVMuo thus tieiitnl and this wus inmlo a nuiuasiny prellm jnniy tttnmt o liking thu I IIUKIIKU on hfillll Mill I elllluilllltH itt e Hi i Inspected and lliOMi who aileued In lo In niixthing Ilkn puoi lipiilli t inn mjeeteil hu cluinll ness niiM healthy iipppniiincp nf thu rmiilluu tian nilgiiints ntokeil prnlfn Irnm ItiHpeolltin ollleers llm mo t nliinllolmblo omliriants weio thoso I from Suit I uuutuuttr n Iurope I nl thoiuh min nf thee i hoist otldcuitly prepared fur tlio t I t onb al I itt washing I I tout tiol s us lino I ot tInt misieeted cimsu of cholera nt Islington has proted fitnl limit I vIctim dloil lOday lhut 1 mcmlieis ol tlui erew of tin I steamei deioiia fiom IlnmbUii ii lit umut sick wltli HiipiMiTil holera nut Imnrotini Iltut I sanitar anlhorltlns lontlntiu to oort tho itt miiit lirdtutuil bun i holh In Lundnti and olhet lliiljsh polls iiKainst lie cholera nnd them t is stront publlu leellni In fntnrnf 1 ex cluding all vusstis I fiom lust I Infoetiil lilacs tutu thu nntiiieiit mid nf niittlni n top for the present to tho t tru inslt ncrons I I mint lint a I ti of continental t I I nih I gram ii a destined I for America Imr I 0 I Allllcl meillcal vxnliluur nt time tuulvurilty I nf IMInlnili sacs In an article on ihokra I hit hIgh mpuiatilio fatois ilcnol oi unlit but that uonio of flue most sui u oil ilemies b I ito tajied with tho I great eut U ry In the winter Iho inltary authorities nt the port of Iolth until illnbiirub I hcotlaml hurt keening n tlgllant I lookout for tho I I u Hamburg i Hteamor oDlen due at that t poll tonight i I m Time Cob Ion Is known to I hae c iutult rut nn ion I id Tlio Ninth lermnti I lovd Ktoanur Trays wit It h sailed u I from New murk nu Vug Lt for Iliumen I arrlted today nt Southampton nml I proeiudcd nn its oatre to Hremen althouch informiil I I thut t t theio Is ehnb ru In I that I port Thu Iintish I isa nil of I ttui nu I iii mm s hunt mm Proilut etl u tilnntart saiiltur mminlssioii under Mr iitiii I mitt I I its inltni I m Inspuctor I HOBHJH h tint eoinpiiied with tho eondltloii of thlnus I prior tu the eholera eplilemle nf Wl hit inn mtuury Icmditloii of tho Iast Kiul ol London Is excellent Flue lhorpool stoimshlp companIes Inure rot miseul inlaki t ns passeimers any hurt igruers who come fiom Plates infected wltbuholura lion Plait tint American Consul at Cork has nnttfUd tho I mt gout of tho transatlnntle I lines I thnt pnsspncprs whoso elTects are not thor nuuhly tiurllled with sulphur will not bo al lowed to t land I in I the fulled I Mates Tho com panies announce that all bane is will bo sub jected fn fumigation foi six 1 hour llio disinfecting t Imoceiss will bo under lie Inspec t Ion ii American olllcials Thoyiicenstown acents of the trinsitlnn tlc steanishlii compiinles bnto erected disin fecting chambers at tho I docks and are busy tonight fumiiratini the baimaco of pansen pers for tint sieiinshlps ity of New York lirltnnnlc and Ohio I Kin tho smallest snteh oh its fumigntod for six hours flue ninturlals used in list iiioccss of disinfection art sul phi um rout s null gas am n solution nf carbolic I acid lien lohr 1 1 11 i ho ill tho I lmu lied States Consul I nt Cork assisted lvn corps of pli8leline is superintending I tho I fumigation Ihe m nounci ment has been Hindi that nil passen gers who do not arrive In tlino for the full process of disinfection will not he allowed to sail ion 1I at HISS this rule will be enforc ed to thu letter Tones anil liberals 1 tin It a in I ilicinc the dotuinment to prohibit immigration during the t precut I on no ou Ito I Continent t I ofeholnra It Is doubtful I if I f tho Internment heeds tin ro iiuest Experts l mum now prottv unanimous in declaring that tha prvsont system of inspec tion and quarantine in olllriont to protect the country frcuun any s iioiis Intaslon of thin clhs enso The eases nlreuly reported as hntlng broken out In ondon I and elsewhere in Eng humid 1 crept In befoio the ioternment bad had limo to perfect its plans Otto oh time orders of hue loenl Internment Bonrd is being harshh critlcisod It Is that which empower sanitary olllecrsto ommimitytime bilges cnsUs and tanks tf f hips and disinfect them wheneter coiihidorocl necessary It Is feared that moio harm than good will come of such opi rations is irnny or tho fanitnryofll eors morelt emiit the contents of these ro ceptacles into rivers 01 docks whence nny florins ot illseao that may he l pros nt urn lIkely to bo sprc id brn i least It is suggested that t it would bn licit I ei tn boll I the t ontonts of he tinH Ao but Ihe m oIllcialR reply that this would le I too hi n job ti bo donu with any onllnary nppllam 01 force of men The sleamslnp lenient which runs be twei n lhorpool ansi Jlnmburi bus landed nt Inlmniith i i four semurit tim ill of Lholciino She his lioiii quarantine IFNNA Aug i1ltvo fugitIves from Hnm hui 4 Imtn illed from cholnii nt a hotel In Hn eiil itch Itohemla a short distance over the I frontier I i from Saxons Tho tlctimsttero I histunlni homo by rail when thu yinptonib detolupeil Tho inic liiif Ill us publishes n letter from r prominent nluslrltn of this city now in Ilnmliinu hIt smut that lImo haiiltaryma ililnni of the I mtinU ipalitv is in hut greatest disorder Ni imntions for n iosltite visit of limo inlPPtfim had been iiindo and now that t tie stoui rg is I swii ping tho I I t ilty l et Mthliig I has to be I liupiotised I I lie it 10 i iii alice nor iitt Is I altoncthii I too I small to I attend tn tlio t dn iiiiiinls in ulo upon it nnd SiXty landaus Imto been I hiiuil I ii s unix I I tar tumnl U Iants In I thnso t tohlcles patients me pliiced font to each hin ilnii and thenaic ilriten to I Im iiltnlh Often wlien i the I itt lututut uttui placed In I thosoeontey I Hixisthe I tim it tuim oiuuty in a ilyjng londitlon Vfilelitful I dUiasL called I hot black itst ti I Icnce has appuniuil at uiifkirchon 1 and llata ek Hungai Sixteen cases are thus far 10 lath ed Ihoxhtims I are entered with blnek linilH fiom whleh InfcitloiiR matter is dis chum ngoil ThoilNiice I Is I thought to bcukln I I to the I myMnrinns malady ttlilch accompanied the choloia is Ieisln AMSTHIUM Anc iiA death from cholera has icui i Id nt iironlncen ninetytwo miles from Aiifteiihim and capital nt t the t iron mucus nf that name irnnlnircn is ncessto to large vessels by minml Theiunn who died fiom cli oh era at Cl ron I mm Cen linn tome finm llamliuiu Tuirnts ug 1 Ihe cholori nfler IH straying tlniniiils I Is now on the divrojse In Teheiin Flit ulutulit fiom the uhliusu yts tenlny aniniiiitid tnt 2tii n uhmrtiusu ot i0u as c ompalud with tluts number of deaths muihirletI l ten dajsngo Hnissrih tiuur HI 1rof KrtnlnKen bacteri ologist nt Hunt I nltersity siys HHTH is I no doubt tho u illhcibu nt Antwerp Is I tliu deadly AslatlThnlera Vhuhie thus eimuuhit inns as to clinlnni aio said lo be imiirotln In Antwerp tin IMM is u etldellth IXtemlillg In hirusususis Thtie lune bnen two fatiilcah s In tliPMilrirhnl tills I tj hlttumu An llThteo cholera inlimti linto lieen ndnillteil to lImo City Hoxt ii ln e i oclock uut tinlii nltuinoon t itt a of 1 II I em ci hoi ItlilN Vug III I h Olllilal rrtilinhfit th it mil hug tm pnt flit dath Illtinnii imiitm iitfui i Inn finii el illlnn hato hiioh ulinitt 1 I Hi hospitals Ihiideitlisilinini l Ihn I miii IM S d woie lueiittoni llm I iniiiibiruf lulnnts it pn sent is i IJJ 1 list utt Sn 11 ntpril lliennfhiliI mil lug Im lulling Sultuhiusm lltiisil wlii iis en KHgeil in M rnnti ndliiL thu liiinii 11 and billial ol i Imlei i tnlliiis IK is am M tloo t whndieil nl Hi I phiRiio tnila heie I tteietlnittliin ilealh fi s liolera In I la tie te ti ril it MblloiH in I n s 1 tutU lllt III laign iiiimbeiK Tbci suits n i lu i ictl ealhataii i ml and Mtmal h lel I hers I are hahl lo hate l ei n i iiined tit the e olohlng necchhltnleil l b tho t plaiiie Iltlllnnl iuig III hut nf lie Iusslnns Mllckon wllh latiei hnletii illo I tl 11 eteli Ing at t Ito 1ailhlll Hospital Illlri isles nl ffiiuitljtos Thicc cases ol smallpnx tti rn discovered by the Snnltnii Imiioctnrb ierda Mniiu CnimaJS eats old nml u iii angelo Iegnle l t tiara iihl nf 111 h jh i uniboii shrill nml I m i Puthii il t luii old ot Ml I ilnhilh Mieit weio suit ti I u Soitli Ittoh r Ihlainl Tint lion e i th iroiii u disnif ted ind HID iiuijtluts eui MI i IP it d AVSDfS fiAflAXTINlf Ii Otrossi IsIs Itrlan Qurhrp timid its Cholera VlPllnllonp The lplrtrmlfof J ae n 1184 I a I g yifnrr Sept lActto slops are being g tikon by flue Dominion lotcrnmont to put tha o JUHiatitinu station at Orosse Isle f miles below here In n state of oniclency Vessels from Hamburg PUSH up tIme rIver for Montreal d r once a week together with ships from other Kuropenn ports sumo earning emigrants and S a others freight Of Into thin Irosso Isle station S 5 huns linen losing Its leptitatlon as a wellor mu deicd pi icu nf quarantine J his is owing not to tiny buplneness on the a part of lie modicnl blnff but to time pnrslrnony sta a of tin iotciiimunt utOttnwn which has re fused to make appropriations large enough to IETl carry nn the sortlco ns it ought to bo carried Tlri ri on Quebec has boon scourged by cholera and riJi hills favor in times past and the people ore a thnruforo nllt o to time existing danger I p Oroseo Islo Is two nnd onehalf miles long i and n mllo across It was purcluibed by the Ciotcrnmunt from tho Irtulno nuns during the cholera epidemic of IRtl Until 18114 llritlsh millioninon worn stationed on the island to enforce tint regulations governing Li xcssols coming In from scum Time medical staff I tnkos possession nt tho middle of April and remains until the end of Xotombor by which into limitation Is closed by Ice r lImo cholera invasion of 1HI2 appeared in this city on luno 8 of that year when an emi grant from Dublin died In a boarding house on Champlnin street Ho hind come out In the S brig Currick which hunt passed Inspection at Orossulslc Irt I patter on the subject written somo ions ago by Dr Mnrsdon a Quebeo c phslclnnof hIgh repute It is stated that no fewer thnn flftysK parsons died of cholera la one house in ISU ik1 Tho day after Hoche time Dublin victim died seven duaths from cholera S wore reported s hi and flue disease spread with astonishing rapidity Dr Mnrsdon says It was true Asiatic cholera During tho 5 summer 30000 to emigrants from Ireland nirUed In Canada in juebcc They came In slow illequipped snlline oesels tInt passage lasting from four tlj to twelve weeks crl Cholera ann ships fever which resemble erl cholera In some respects were rife among thorn nail as time authorities wore wholly un prepared for elicit nn outbreak time mortality was great The dead were thrown Into deep trenches one tier of cofllns unplaned boards knocked together anyhowstanding upon an other Mnrsden know of at least one case of mu premature interment Death came With appalling swiftness Dr Toronult attending the sufferers went out one wi night to cot his supper Next mornlughe was tim not nt his post It was found that Poreault had died during limo night and had been il burled before daylight Tho Irish emigrant wore limo principal victims for limo welltodo citizens were able to quit the town and BO e north S In many cases emigrant parents died cay Ing their children behind them Thin children tu wore adopted by the French Canadians Some are living jet bearing Irish names yet un able to speak English The disease hung di about this region until 1834 when broke C out afresh In 1847 and 1840 there was S a visitation of ships fever with some to cholera In lr 18V2 and 1854 ships few c with sporadic eases of cholera of a mud typ hi was introduced 4 lomoino tInt Quebec chronicler says thft 7 num ber of deaths from cholera In 18JS wai A Y4l whIlst time niimhor In lau was ZSOft Ill 184 und 18411 about 12IM deaths occurred 1 from 8h pb fitter In 1832 1847 and 18ri4 s r it when uuot deaths were recorded the disease trims brought into Canada by emigrant shlpa S coin nc up the M Lawrence but Dr Marsden thinks that In tIme other years mentioned It was brought to Uuoboc from the United States At Orossn Isle nn enormous number of doiths took place In nil thoso sears more es pecially In 1K47 and 1H4II when the Irish fled acroKs the Atlantic In thousunds from famine Ti plius iysomtlery and ships fever decimated thi fugitives who rnado for Cunadn ABA ctono monument hears witness SOOO found gnievu itt iiosho Isle alone et Hero nirnln many orphans were taken I u charceol hv 1 rench Cniiudlanfl Mr bhehyn a iKcvntll TieiiRtirorof tin province of Qnebeo I a is a Ihleia oiphan nnd eo Is Mr Flynn formnrly Mlnlxti of Crown Innds As the ma jority of the pmlurnntH were Jloman Cathollo t hit tisl I of t till tumul I hit to tlio spiritual wants of lhn iii log foil I upon tho Ironoh Canadian pilcsts wno did their duty nobly Two Prot Istnrit olcigyiiien lent a hand and gore up C their Ji i t According to nil accounts the iliolerii of l Si fJ diHnppearod when winter set a In hut thai out with tie return of spring I U libus 1 ei lard time historian of Trench Can Ida IMTO a prominent part In looking after flue stttiuuems of IBIH antI 1847 Hn wrote a 0 Kinphle account of Orosse Isle and iho scenes which he ItiioHSocI in 1847 Nearly lOlKX niigrunts uiriked thai year At Grosse Isle C hfin Wurui Quit two doctors anti half a dozen muttrsuss S Tin hospilnl rontalned n hundred beds bout the uildillo of May thin llrst emigrant W MilpapiMied Before tho ond of May 710 Tl it Ifiilt worn crowding trusty Inch of apace In SI I I huts luupImumi mumiul nhedsuud in hue toots erected lo mncil t thituinerifpno I iii tin mtddlB of lune tint machinery of the liiiii lii inline I I uu had utterly broken down and the land wis n Mist pesthouse without mean nf properly caring either for dead or dying S on t Sauce PSCU oniihlrdof the passonirore died mi thciuijnuo The dews were no weuk iiid that the I uptains had come difficulty IB W niaUinuliind In migrant I who passed Inspection nnd wore wilt i onlheii I I I journey westward cirrled the t In S o fetion with tinin t tu I Montreal mid loronto V K whenee It spicuil Intotho border Motes him J 1 T ti Rim lfl at ur was hot with ht iiu rains which tim tilled th beds and tints with wntor Men women and children huddled together In the cool nilitstriing I to ksiu i thrinsvUns wnrm of und putting for hosts In ibis itiitny of death b JIM ii plmiiH went InUii tu a shelter at St Iloeb I t r ihn I I t 1 rencli iiinrii u itt of Qumoboc l city hauiv iiolino i prlobts Miecumbid to the fever a At Montreal MX Hulpii Inn Priests died At in Jutl lou and Montreal I tu I lust twentynine I ii twIt dieil Two of tint nuiiH who farted In tln honpltnlh uflpi iruiiil went with several iu 1uihth ItO tuhuiji us to tho t lei I ei hospital at Tracadle I In Now Jinnisuicl i an institution managed by 0 nuns lire it Improvement Inure been mado at Iii rossi hului buy Dr Mtitlzimhert and others a liiee thosn DI II Jiu Moreotr the Dominion Hu I loteriiineiit has nt h ngth bean made to un 1 W ii I urusi antI that I I It I I miiMtit nnd act iiulcklvlf I i f It S thu w studs to u waul nil tho iihiciiii now HltlnB Io 1 nips S oidliaBliun I ruceml lust I I i rolls I llo U lo I n Inolc iirim nt onci anrtiniim ii bin up iitiirh lmNeilienl huen I de iatch t i I Diilu suiJii ilmuit uxpeila will follow mi chink nil Iho mullipllcath of rnihod running to vi I Iii Isiiuiuihuuiy 1 i till th rumuhu tif f i rumiuslui tunis liiiHiiit i Nm lmtgumul rllculurly from the I itlhi I in i nlioi UK timing tetbolb ctoji lemlei II l llllillll lu i h miiu i KprtMd of ilinleii lulu titus I nlted Mniim if If l any 11 ilmiii nit should go a fnothnld In this inrtof i i niili ISur Atnoieiiin unity test utosurtul i Sm that ee thlii llal cmi IJK hut I ie will hut 1 minim I l bliss Cunailiaii the uulhoritics to keep t tooiiiue at I iv t fill Jlieil M loth hnii us nii dlepotud to think that it the IUfii ni ni not Itt lookiiil fun on this side iii of tIlt Atlantic ecept lerliHtt in Inolatml hIt liife until the spring rhuity mild that If the cities on Ito fcealioaidnru Veit clean and peo lust like i iakonnblHprpiautlons against drink us hug bad water nnd outing tainted food there will bo no cause for ulitrtu erou than 5 s

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f 4 THE SUN THURSDAY SElTEMiihU 1 I8i2 3 FRICK VISITS HOMESTEAD IIK MARKS AX INHFKOTIOX OF T1IK I HOHKH AND la 1LKASKU Two rUk rl B Me Obtitla Cmrtm ot AmIilmd l Alinelallon Indc and flet n erela Wkleh They R eVm ail In I H Hear k Inc Whet Mtrlkcr Ars Chaired with Cnii plrncTIncl let of Ihe HOMKSTKXD Aug SLHonry C IrlcV Chair man of the CarnIe Steel Company Limited visited HomeAled 16dny for the first time I since the 1 ooKbut of thscompanvs employees k Ito was accomPnbd by a iletectlre He Inft l ritttbtirgh un bhH85 oclock train on the rittsburgh Vlrglnlftnnd Charleston flail roud and remained In his scat until the train had reached Munhnll station oil the Carnegie properly Ho wns met by Hupnrlntnn lent Potter and othnrof the oompanr officials The party proceeded to a thorough Inspection ol the works after which Mr Frlok expressed htmiolt as satlsned with the condition In which hn found mill and work num To the workman ho said that they need hay no fear of discharge or that thur would not b well taken oar ot PiTTtniuRnii Aug III lohn Wl er John 4 I MeUon and James F Olbson who were at k rested this morning on the charge of rioting a at the Carnegie plant at IHiquean on Aug 4 41 had a hearing this morning Two Ilnkerton dotoctlv testified that In the pursuit their business they had secured membership In the Duauesno Lodge of the Amalgamated Associ k ation They produced their working cards P giving thorn unquestioned entrance to all the gulhorlncrt of the workmen and the meetings of th organization In this way they attend ed muetlngH ot the association prior to the riots In which reiolutions supported by the defendants were presented providing that the ii men organize into squads and guard the mill allow no one to enter and keep nonunion men out The Ilnkerton detectives gave their names as K It Tyler of 214 West Sixtyseventh troet New York and Joseph Knelp of 110 Ouyrey street Philadelphia Trltrs card was in Volunteer Lodge No ion State of Pennsrl Tanla Duiiuesne and ho was put down as n carpenters hi ior Io joined the lodeu about July 22 Knolp joined the same lodge at the ama time and Is put down as a tin roofer A part of Tyler crossexamination b Mr Cox wns jia follows You took au obligation that you would not reveal spy of the secrets or did you swear that you would reveal all of the secrets Do you want me to answer both ques tions r tionsOne One answer will be enough Yos sir You took an obligation that you would not reveal or would That I would not Whom did you give Information to about Gibson and Wiper Well I was sent out them for that pur 4 pose You joined purposely to discover the se crets cretsYog U You sir not the secrets I was to discover I whether there was to be any attempt at riot ing Then you gave that fact away immediately I before the riot came oft Well In my customary way I did You were In the employ ot the Pinker tonsYes Yes sir You went up there and took a false obliga tion for the purpose ot divulging the se creta f This was objected to A part of Kneips crossexamination by Mr Cox was as follows You wore pres ntat the meeting held on the night of Aug 3 In which there was a reso lution passed with reference to preventing people from getting into the mill 155 sir What was that resolution There wus a motion put that they allow Done of them tn go In to work What did von vote for 1 To join tho squad and go down and pre rent theui and to USD force On he direct examination for the Common wealth Tyler teitlllod to bnltiKon guard with tho squad 011 tile night or Aug a lIe xatd a part of them were armed with revolvers and part with clubs and stones and that they etopptd men from going in by persuasion and by force when necessary linoip dave similar testimony They connected the dntendnnti with tnt mob The defendants wait hold for I court S No further search was made In Homestead today for the missing Pinkerton rltlo and it Is 1 now believed that the search will be discon tinued Hugh Hois left them this afternoon for Pittsburgh to surrender hlnieell and give ball on the conspirai ihargn Before hel ift he stated that hu had seventeen additional in dictments against the Carneo officials sev eral being In the Unltuu Btatoa courts which hu Intends to push Mr Ituss said furthei that L il he has received a letter from his former home ten miles from luny Castle Scotland which contained the following The authorities hero have much dlllb ultv In provcntlng tho J young men from marching over the hllle to Cluny Cattl9 and making a fricassee out of Andrew Carnegie That the ntrlke at tha Carnegie Thlrt third troet mill U broken Is firmly believed I his g morning twenty of the old employees ap nmirod at the mill ofllco and applied lor waik 3 hey were heaters helpers and roughii Superintendent hcott said that their appllcn tons would llo them but llttlu good as nearly iVery plucn is filled and the company his no ntontion of discharging any of time now work 3011 to innke places for the old HHvnntrllvo colon il tuillers wore put to ck In theCarungin Twenl ninth street mill 2ils morning In I tho Twentyninth I and 1 Thlr I I ythlrd street mills of tho Carnegie Mei Company aro sixtynum furnaces Tho olTl rials state today that within u day or two tlioy wlu Mve iOO colored Iron workers and n MI 111 eict number of puddlors to man both mills in all department Mlcbar Wte for Ul rr A rorrtiiiE AUK fl1 The following circular 4 was issued from the Ihiliulelphla and Heading Coal and lion Company lievdiiuartors hure at noon today The collieries drawn lo make return of prices for coal sold in August by which to de termine the wages to bo paid for the lust hilf of August and fIrst half of Hoptember have Bade the following luturn Ht Nicholas th humId tibia and Heading I Coal and Iron Cnmpauv 211 110 1aglo Hill 207 810 Tlionia ton JiBl Bear Hun titil Alaska 25f 51O Thn average ID S2IIU irl0 and the rate of warns throe percent above the present hails Ibis IH hither wages than have been paid iluue 1BSU A TI QVIKT IN nVFFAIO epIity Nbeiir VTItbdrawB amnl Ihe Pallee 41 I Aluue FrotactUB Mullroiid Preprly I BtrrKuo Aug blThe last deputy sheriff was withdrawn from the railroad yards this morning There are u few extra police Htlll on duty but only as a precautionary measure tl lvarrthlng is quiet and time yards are fairly well cleared of the glut of freight causod by the strike The Police Hoard will now invostl gato til charges lu reforunco to the conduct of pollcuLin during thu strike Kotli VH will hn sent to the railroad authorities and voiy body else who have complaints to make against the polli1 to appear before the Com nilHbioners and mako tboni All person t bo have teen auotua UB i rltlclnlng tho nuliiu will La subpti nuoJ The invustigatlon was to havu bugun this morning but nobody appaarml at Ioiico lluudijuartuis to complain against the officers STIUI tihr Aug 31 Tho llrst Instance whore the labor organisations the Mat have tnLn a stand against the htatt militia for going to ilulTalo hi htluli the strlkii has ooiiirretl at os vvigo The locul oiganlutlun In Oswego of the Knights of Labor Invited the Tort tighth hiiparatuCompany to turn out with them on Labor Day bat when the tonipiuiy wont to Ililffillo sereral niiiinln HHLid the Master Workman to withdraw the Invitation In tha mean tlmft I I the company hehl n inoetlng lust night and withdrew their acceptance ol thu In vitation Hlol to Play lime Ktioro For homo lime past Mendelson Iliother Im potters of bilk at 21 Greene street have noliml Hint I Mime no was stealing silk hand kiichlufs and small jileces ot silk from their tore hoy 1 suspected Max Itelss an 18tear old ei rand boy in I them employ lIme boy I Was watchtnl amid on Saturday he was caught irt Ing to pawn two pieces of ollk worth 5I At tlii jiireihon Market Court yesterday jltailailgulliyHiV was hold In r uO for trial Jlr MnnileUon said ho thought Holes had taken JKX worth ot silk II used tbt money to pluy the races flIt HRICK ii nitna tint Coniliiclei trmIs AVIio We Kllltn net He eil tn Ibie Ileen sits Cnnoc of It nonuNoroVi Aug 31 Coroner Do Worth toilny bogan nn Invosttgntlon In n fatal rail road accident whlrh orctirrol Intt night at Yhlto Hills and which resulted In the killing oTCoiiductor lllrhard E I Low Is of train IHJ and nglnncr I hub ottraln 1UD Tho evidence so far obtained makct It appear that time dead conductor was tho person most to blame for I ii o itcli lout Tho two trains vvflro running onllio same track on tho Camdon anti A in boy branch of the United Itallroails ot Now lereoy one being a regular castbound passongor train duo hero nt 8UO while the other consUtpil of a number of empty passongor cars bound tar a rniIn anil which wern VNlhlcattlng I It I I down Conductor Iowl rvcelvod orib rs to lay iaai at HoriiiCi to allow tho uxtra to lass but upon arriving I at lorutuc ho it rId n shoit consultation with hl englnmT and said that t hn thought they could make v It Ito II Ill bnforo tho extra in rived limo cnginctM did not thliiK I i so but Lewis Is reported to have said Go ahead wo can make it The engineer started time train and made a suocosfiil run until within n hundred yards of Wit Ito Hill I I I station wheut ito I en gin a of thn I Mieclnl sinldenU loomed up before him lie nlilos killing Conductor Lewis nnd Luglnoor llule HaggagoMrstciHhlnnof thowoktTiiiuiid train and Itnggngo Mailer Jeer of time regular train were seriously limited but It Is believed that they will recover None of the pastcnuors worn Injured Doth locomotives were completely wrecked and It was not until early this this morning that the wrack was cleared away Conductor 1owis leaves a wife and two small children In Tren ton SHAKCVI iff JKitsrr cur Pellee Hnnexnl ITolindmen FHlrnltuen and Woornltn Ti i n rpred Time Jersey City Iolloe Commtsolonors de cided at their mooting yesterday evening that a general shaking would bo bunollclal to the dcpurtment After a long conference they do elded to make a transfer ot Sergeants rounds men doormen and patrolmen The question of transferring Captains was conslilored but nothing was done In their cases The following transfers were ordered Ser geant Iluckboe from First to Seventh precinct Sergeant Archibald fiom Seventh to First Hrgtant Nont a from Sixth to Third wergBiiia C 1flifl from Third to Sixth Hergeint Item don from Koeond to llilnl hurg iint llitteisby from llilnl to Second ergeunt Aohl loben fiom Seventh to lotirlh ctgeint Coward from Fourth to Seventh lloiindtuan Hannolly from First to Sronnd Itoundsnmn tliinnon 0 1 from Second to llist I I u I to mmiii simian Itlchanls from Seventh to Thlnl HoiiniNninn LlwardH front Ihlitl l I u to t Sevnnth IJnoriiinn ulte from Third to Second Doorman Illg gano from Second to Third Doorman UNlii from Fouith to First Doorrmn Watsifl from list to Fourth Fight putrolmun wore trans ferred liii general order giving notice of the changes was read In each station trIton tIm watches wore being cliungi at midnight Hi reel Car Men ttarsnteu it Strike INPUVAPOUS Aug 1Ihte Street Car Km ployoes Brotherhood met at 1 oclock this morning to consider the case ot lohn Woiloy an employee who had been laid otT two weeks for striking a passenger who was an employeo In the companys repair shops rita llrotlei hood asked a mitigation of punishment and yes turday received a letter from 1retldont Fien zeli zolldecllnlngtocomply time ronuept After an hours discussion this morning it was de cided to sintt a comraltteo to t rr idont 1 run yell This was done attli A M tool home time after that eentleman with the commit tee returned to tho nnioting ilr ronrell I made au ndiliess to limo itrothcriiood as oitn that tho I comnan had thou a nothing i to justify I n strike Ireiident Fronell titan bit tho meeting and after some discussionIt was do elded to BO to work this morning on Iresldent Freii7 ll s promise th it Worley should be put back to work within a wtk and that threo other discharged men should have fair tihiR It Is asserted that local politicians are urging on the strike in hopes of making political cap ital out of it Wasted loGeta Howard From th Railroad IUKHESTFP Aug 31Georga V V Adams tho man who claimed to have saved time west bound Now York and Chicago limited from be ing wrecked near Enon on the night of Aug M last by removing n Pile of tins from thu track has confessed that his story was part of a scheme for obtaining a reward from the company Adams a few momnnts buforo the I train was due iemoud I tho I obstruct i Inn I hired a bullet I through bis I hat and another through bin leg and rtpnrtid the alleged at tack upon the train He is now tuidur arrest and has signed a writtei confetelon Mr Mlddleton No iiaim Mrs Polly Mlddleton ot 410 Fourth avenue Brooklri who nas arrested for talking about Mrs Mlnnlo Huutei gf Coney Island road Fiat ho sit win brought from the ilayumi and street jail in a coach to the latbuih Town Hall yetorday mom ntng to be examined us to hit sanit Ur d N leirisnf I limit I bush who watt assistant medical superlnteniknt at the Kings l ount Insano isvluni tom ten recta contiuiti d the t examination u Ho I I nulil he talbd tn llml imnt symptomh of insanity luntiuj Hvveenn allowed her to go lIar trial wllltuko place on Saturday Huina LUic e ti HI l i Ciin vio Aue Bvmtrremu Lelanil has a griuvniuo againM the ell vvlik hu is ditr ininml to settle I h In tho I courts Ho I is i ii r maul mmg tohloin I time ircuit I cml a S1M l ilamnun hull against the citY nun I dm a hike 111 unl wns at his home nnd his mnstlll vas inving with the ehlblion mlniis his nuuli MtluiiDH do catchois juinid ovnr tho finn tluevv n noo u ovr tha anlnul i lucl and druggi him howling to the sO cit He wis too big to put In th box si was lied to the curt eland got thn doj i tk tlm net da t but hu was to badl I i t injined i thai I hu died I lit onrurd will sull Trtlit Owing to limo lack of fncllltio for tho rapid coaling tit I wet vesreli at the mimivy yard tho work of putting SOt tons of coal Into tlm I bunk ers of the gunboat Concoid Is muiihm a blow iiio MISS that time vensel oull nut mt t mtvmmt i on her einiigoncy voigo to emticlii ynstui duy It was Kind by I omit mum mm titter hi Ito ymtur day tifternoon that tlm I oiKonl would prntii bit be reddy to Mill this mornini uinl would probably stop at urai na a pur in tho Dull oat I ii mItes iilmut i iventllv o milts I from Voneuela on her our to la I dn ma The tipI 11 I HmmiMij ill nn Oilllni I I I Two thousand t persons p ih 5 eiich to go on thn excursion of thoTamn I uy Idy of time A iinttd Dletrkt to Limit m lion yot em tdn Ihu Iron Htenmer Sirlus nui id ih party nhleli boarded her at tho loot of lsth tiei1 i Ihu ruin which fell I wttrm I the t bnal staited and also when thu exurrloi 1st lamlnl illii not luterfdra i with thelt t r iinjo inent m I and tlie outing Is spoken of by all who atlcmled ux the t jolliestof I i tim season All I i thn lending i I politi i cians of uiuii New ioik were among ExperU t Kxumtsie Ilir Melt uiiolltini Opens llour Otto ElIOt of Mare Ehmhiitz 1 Son Andinw J Post and William N MiPordnH experts yesterday began an examination of the Mctio polltnn Opera House to aHfort iln tho cost of rebuilding Thfiywlll i Mibmlt tholr I repoit to Irecldentlames A ltunvolt IT tlmo tot net vvniksmoetiugof Ito I htuatui rut llUtors I m i It was tald estiirda that I limo einrlK have Imuu directed to repoit also upon tho I I t fMMbll Ity of converting the opuri lions into u hotel Did lie Hlenl I be Uo 1ulisi ol SnrUx I STvMionn Coon Aug HIA fmuu timer soaioh ot tim ehTofls of ieorge Innnnr an eccontilu clerk whose dentil wn nipoitod hit tuthiuL uhut uinl among whose tutoiftttI umme mini f on sit urda last i 7Ii l in stimuli coin IIIIH lesulted i in till t llisi OVOI y Of rUU pllilS i Of hOckh Jllll i t SlllrtH I eat h tnt it collars ii miii CII Its u buhcl I of rnnk wear siiventei n Milts of I f clothes many shoin and silk hints it nil ci x lavgo trunU t lllled I i i I vvilh dry goods H is tlioiuht thai thn ii aro lie I accumulation of r eir tiiUon I piccumual from btorou whuru hu was uinplotd AII Array Uocrlrr Klllnl Jtsvgswommrut Aug Ill Oeorgii fioone l a deserter white attemi ting to escapo from time gunid at 1 ort Leavunworth this morning was shot anti almost jmtantly killed Boone was a corporal In Light lattor II Second Aitll hart and was broiigut huio fur dusortlon on Aug 21 i from ion Jfcllonry Ho vai availing trIal on that charge Where aterdat Fire fere A iti OO 4120 tint avenue James Kearns limit IIIXl I1 I VI I J Wl 7 West Twfntyeljhth itreet ellan I millinery ilamaiiefjoo a 4i itH Dtlniiccv street no it Iujgm e 4 41 ihiiint t o VVtt lath sevenih street Hi dunace ll iO J 4 flirt tiginti em meet Jaruti Holler ilmae On 7 o 104 Avenue H lmnii I blatnmas damage 1110 7 40 llllralelh stitCh Kor rli Iiltly no damage 1110 Ml tuicm smith mtuui luuibir yanl 11IK tlltlllSH tAtll MA ILUEI1t The Operation nf the Kr amid thus S uttdi IOHM lied Torpedo float Walrfnr WAHHISOTOV Aug UThoro Is one source of satlifaetlon for John null In the mimic war which bin ships cam on summer after sum mer namely that lit always wins U U true thai tho rule works both ways and thatho nlsonlwaislooes but tho predominant feel Ing no doubt Is that whatever laurels are won arm gained tjy Ililtlsh shlpi and sailors and that porliar the losing side might have been stietessful ngatn Frenchmen or other adrer series It must but admlttej however that any feeling of complacency Is apt to bo a llttlo disturbed by tlm series of accidents which al ways occurs and by the shortcomings always developed Critics too are eager to pickup and magnify faults so that the Hrltlih tax payer mm after all bo left In MOmo doubt as to the mill etTlcloncy ot time Meet he maintain In this sixth of a series of nnntial manau res therehus been an obvious purpose to con tinue the studies of 18tH and 1801 upon the methods and possibilities ot torpedo warfare nnd the means of meeting It And once more some advocates of tho torpedo craft think they hnvo Imrdlv hnd n fair chance and wore so handicapped as to ln uro tholr failure One llrltlsh service paper says that the Delfust Lough mamruvres were considered by many to mao buton nothing more than a farce Tim surrender of tha Blue Squadron was inevitable In the taco of the enormous odds opposed to It HIP torpodo an a weapon did not have many opportunities and when used did not prove your useful Hut this last conclusion U not accepted by all observer and some evidently consider that tho torpedo flotilla made much trouble for the battle ships Thit fore aselgaci to the innnoouvres con sisted of sUtynvo ships and twentyseven torpedo boats divided at last year Into ml lied mmmi a limo f1t Tho former under ViceAd tnlral Fairfax consisted of two divisions one of olghteou ships Including some of the finest nimorclads In thn navy under Hear Admiral Adeline and tIme other of sixteen under Hear Admiral Fit Hoy while there was also u cov ering siiuailron of thirteen ships and six tor pedo boats undor dipt Churohlll as senior ofllcer Oppodng this channel lloM which had itslieiuliiuaitus at Ioitland was tho lllue Squadron ot sotmmmtewfl ships and tweumtvuune tormdo 0 toats unilei limn I Admiral I I M John senior office on thuciHstof Itelaml 1 J hare was ulsothu I I t llelleiiiplum I u u for puelal soivlcu iiio 1 pioblnm seems loi e to ilettuinine what two ngllsh 1 Hiuutlions could do In home waters against a birnlgn suuadron peihips from lirest und I herboure as lepiisented by thn I ill itt lluet 1 ito lied I ii eat was I 0 attemmi lit cuitiilu nniniruvros and tho llluo fleet to trims trato them t i I Iho minauvilng Hiea vviut bo I tvvtuii4t and Tll i nou I hi latitude and 4 S ind D west longitude limo first point to attract attintlon is tlm numerical dlspurit between theuiiponentB for uhihie the lieu Itoel hud at command N battle ships 4 coast defence you si Is 17 crillseis 12 gunboats and U torpedo of lHril the I bnats with it personnel mini llluu tluet had only ii i battleship ttcrulsers 4 gunboats 1 torpndo boats mm nil a torpedo I I I depot ship with il I HjT men Lven this did I not fully represent the odds becausfl In lutirlaxa 1 tleitwerc m found tuch upleuilld iii cut aria or Llads us the new llnyal ovorelgn 14150 tons the Ketibow Alison and I ampfirdowuof 101UO each and the llodnoy 1 1 and Howe of 10 liOil I I vvhibi the Hoot of St John contained SULI i nrmorclads no th Iron Inesheuthed North amiiton and Nelson of 7H 111 tons the Shan i inn i of 5 m 8tIO and tho t huts imur of 4011 Of i course tho iiu stlon of what was expected of those vunsels must tio takun into consldora lion In viewing tithe disi uity of force but it I is not Sit prising that t the I iiifcil Niinc aiettr should h ive expn fed the somewhat contemptuoiisi 1 t ritlclsm mit read y quoted It Is obvious hoHevei that the real object of thin naval authorities was to pit toipeilu boats against battle ships to semi what tlm foimur could do Hi I I nee hey concentrated hattie t fourths tho total foiceof thi funnel In tho kline tleot and gave the lied hoot all the most aluablo battle Imltmu Vs bus been said some writers think tint a portion ot the torprilo i boats offectod tory serious damage hut the icsult is accepted as being disastrous to the Uluo side and this wits probablv hoped for ngland 1 has nevet neglected torpedo war fare and has perhaps been disposed lather to magnlf than moiloiate Its possibilities Heo rotary lumr in his last report credited Client llntalu with tho poshession of lir torpedo I boats or more than any othiir muntr and lii moro than I lance which comes nearest to her Nuvertliiles the Interest of LiiKland is that toriimlu lioat uliul not bit alileto I neutral Ie the novverfiil unl costly battle ships which are hi r mainsouice m of m iii tune both for ufl I grossionanil I dufen Heneu I t sho would natu rally i t iijolce I to llnd vin lie m wn torreilo boats un iual to the I task ol rhist roy hog her homo snuulion 1 m lu I mlmli I I warfare mind would and will conclude that I an ineinys toipeilo I tlotlllu i ould do nu hettur loin before iat the torpedo operations In cluded a raid I of nlna I boats fiom 0 liirrnsey 1 upon llm fleet at 1h mouth hey I averted limit iiniler the rubs they put Inii 11 mini ol tin en bittuhhli sand u cruiser vulunil at mer l100MiiiO l ni moiotbai m a doun time the coat ol HID tot ppilo I oats stipiiiSlnit the li tter also i to t havo I pvrfshed still t I I I tnuv I got no ofll clal dei Nlon to that elltpi bei IIISH the fails they leliod I upon Wum ie disj uted Last voat the torpedo boats wero a dt eiiled iilui f u Turning I non to I Home details of the recent nuinii vre we llnd onn tot 0010 bo I a it wit cit the I t Anithiisa l was towing I at night i near i sunk tiy gutliiu iimlei that I vusstlh rtern and being struck h I my hti iiropellor while i torpedo boat I No 77 i on a d irfc night ran into mil sank No 7 the iiivv being saveil Still In toipHilo boat maiii uvies collisiniii mtiM iju looked fur as sex ipcy und i i Cfiilment I ur o Cm diiloush I I pi letised Anothei notihl point v It is tlm nil inlriillt snavvniili iiulltls shown by the Il0al Suvnreluii which proved hand in the ronghist Mawi Shu is the pioneet of the tight liige1 armorclnds in the liiitish misty iiol irioii h IHO GlItl Tlny tor II I hllil Pi om UraMMlnK ul Wnmlimmt Cnnii Mirrolin Aug tl A feminine lifesaver at in I Lats of age Ih n ram t hlnj und thn cottager of ito hanUunie llttlo sboii re sult I I S oolmont I t among whom art t4etmmtt mar loeph 1 I Hawl I Iy nnd I wlfo are proud of mae timmut have u Sim Is Mamie Mason daughtei of J r II M tmmotm of tho I sterling Organ Coiiiimn I liiiiuliigham Imiut I iiturility the four eir old uimtiimlit i of time Itev Uovvnll Lee of ilerby I was plHlng in thecovo 111 fmommt f l of the cottage if ii M lionlsoll I ol liinlgeporl Ihuru was a strong suit running anil going too fui in tho t I i water tlm i llttlu Otto was suililenl I tu swct oft hei fftit anil wus rapMly carrletl out Into tim siunil Miss Vn ni was bathing neni ID and heiiiing hit child cry darted into thn watm to save her Sims Is I an oxpuit nnd Mione wllnm toi her no unit coma rumahumul I hue fhlhl In hen nileuvur lo rt limit to the Miiiu the Li u jiil mapped hor In such a iiiaiinei as to I m hi I mm mitt hint timovemim o mat e and Mlsn l Mason l begun to grow weak At till junetme Miss Evelyn doodsell 17 tears of age ituughtrr of O W ioodsill of Bridgeport lieurd the I cries of the two uhll ilrrn Shim ha 1 un oinpllHliid swimmer smith Boning the danger the two chlldien nero In sho nt onco plunged I into t thu t watur to rescue thorn I Mthpoweifiil i I I I strokes xlin niaile I her wa Hnllll towunl the ilrowning girls and In n cool vnlettliild Minn Mason what to do lly this tlinti the latter had got tne I leo I child nos unconsilouh on onci aim and wus brltnr able to tmmmtmmuge her MKs mod ull IalnmdMatnmH fears and tnlllng hut lo I imImlie hut dUengaged hand nn hoi shoiildr xlu starlnl foi tlm In aih Ml hei htienglh and skill weiu IiOeih fir time w tvitf ama blgh und the uinloiloVi was strong nnd to llm swliiimni It iciiiioil is tlioiUh thn litHh vas IHI ceiling I lit sty iittuiir whn h i I rin the stiuggllngglilh seeiimd l with ft in nml hit not kiintv vvh it to do b I hul hull NflUr thehss Mis t imtumisc ki pi biiivel i win mini anil bv a girat elloil ilungeil thiough tint suit amid uiiilertow to hIm bumict Ullllngh mils IHillril In tlm I iii gliU Ui be 01d ion I n of tutu lueakois M ibsu Cio jdht U and Miss Miium cmi tlml evhiillnted Tin two olihir Ulls vcio tuki Iitotliuir I liume Hhein they hpcwdil Hi I lOMTfil tlicii htiength It vas thong I at fliM tlmt hut liltlf hem gill wan nil aid but at lust I uit lestored I to i onscioiibiiuss t and In h a few das she will havi oiulnh riLovoioil llotli time vnupg llfn MIVRTS uiu limit bur Inns of iooiiMit and tlm lotiagnts cmuo d nnoiigh fui Ilicin I It is piopuiiil to havu N n ntoi llawhiy hilng tho I muttm to the attinillDii ofongies I and ask for uold maculate fiji HID two girl IIici IUIHSI It u iinlsoiiiu girl Piomlnent in itrMgoport ioiitr and ih known for her pluck and strong will llllU Tvvtl Vrrt tif li lill Worth S IOIIOO Judge Ciiogorlch of time Court of Common Jlcas has glVfiiiLuilulg liurskowlti permis sion to auo Isaac W Turner and William II Tlmhurmnn proprietors ot the lodging house 5i I Howery for SloOOO damages Hnmkowlts fiiystlmt I in I Februaiy I last I the Health I I Hoard leuinveil from tie I houao sum venal Ilrsunu atllh i tod I in lth t tpluib fever and that I he took t a loom m theie fcul iicntly undnr reprrsentn tlons limit then was no dniigiir of the fovnr Ito dmluim Unit the houhe was not properly dlslnfaitid and that Im contracted the rover and from reb 1U to May 13 was on Wards Island CAMP L1EB AT BUFFALO THE NATIONAL aft I nil UAlXKn JHtatt si mm nxraiiiKf r i Inoklnc Mleetilnc Quarters Una Proper torn mlnnrr Huplrilc They Mroritlly Mide the Heat arms herd Hllnullon liuprnvliied Nporl suC omi inr Mni ol Privates la the National fluaid mil nil kinds ot time at Buffalo during the iwltchmons strike It was the first occasion lint many of tlutini foul boon In active service and how tIme private fared depended mainly on the kind of oftleers her had anti especially limit onicor In charge of the commissary ilomrltnont Camp life I I at ieeksklll I I I In u Itil nil ny school picnic I I I compared with service In thn lluffalo viirds nut Feoksklll camp Is on n hlKli hlnl well drained and cool If thorn Is timmy hiocrn blow Inn limo men have tents with two men to the tent and a cot for each man utter fit to drink flows from a hidrnnt at time end of the companys street Every man has two blan kets a mattress and a raised pillow with wash basins towels soap and other reasona ble comforts of life Ho It fed by contract at a lame Bating pavilion when ho Is sure of enough to oat even If he may hind fault with the lack of variety Thore are no malurliil BLiimcoveied pools no clouds of cinders and no swamps at his door Almost all nf the man In the National Uuard at Buffalo had formed their Ideas jf f mllltair camp life from Foeksklll experience and come of them regarded their manner of living at Ieeksklll as a teat ot their soldlfily qualities because they had to be up at 5 oclock In than morning and there was little variety In ho meals furnished by the State 1 here was also n limit to the amount ot luggage which a pri vate could take to 1aeksklll with him Ho was expected to eat it all Into otievnllo vvhl h could not readily contain morn limn omit null of civilians clothosan extra Lair of shoos and enough underclothing and shirts i I to glvo him a change every othoi day during the week of cutup life Somiio win utIto wore in the habit of putting on a clean shirt every morning ro ganled it aba hardship that they could nut bring along inuro than throo or four shirts wlthou t a good deal of extra trouble Tho gun rd duty wits also somnwliat distasteful though tliL t sentinel a hud little t i houses to whluh they could go when It WAS raining hard and even if they got wet they could change their clothes at tho coming of relief and wrap theni sohes in warm blanket To limos Inexrorit need young men fluflnlo camp life was u evolution i They had to glu so hnrrindly that they Imd not time to make coin plot preparations and they found tait what clothes they took along the y would IIRMI to carry on their backs Mao they w re notllled to take ritioni as tot a while at least they would be dopondent on themselves for food Tho notices sent out hr the regimental and company commanders omitted allay icturence to time gorgeous dross uniforms In which tho men look so well onpiradc and told them to i take their fatigue unifouns only leaving ut home hut brassmounted helmets the oinu mental cords miami plumes und the ti omm blum bioisted coats Vhn the men assembled ut tlu niorlet logo to the special train waiting for them though they vveru all attired In fatigue uniform thov were laden ii many dlflcront WHJS hour of them know how to provide a days rations that would not smash when put Into n huversnck and tossed about Tho wives und fond mnthos had nut up elaborate luncheons with jell es butter cake pies and delicate dishes such as patties and salads lit the tinir these lunh eons hud been carried in time haversack ID I the train they weie uneatable meSi of less value than u can of corned buff or a pound of hard tack home of tin men brnughtdressmg cases I with thorn in their knapsacks and relied on time bhopiil i Buffalo for changes of clothing Almost everything was overlooked OM cnt thn I stirply of drinkables The men had lanteen which wet U vailouslv llleJ wth whiskey biandy readymade cocktails uurythlng ex cept watut Bobldos u good part of the knup I sack and hiversack bpico was taen up wit it bottles of whskc or beet Ihe moil vvuro hnamiimm m until u eiuippeil i with lothlng Many of the conn any commundors watmd their men to lulls wooiii mil ilunnol Hhlrts I with tit a mu and to li I msu mu tylu ate shirt i and fixings ut huiiin but this warning was intro iiutmtl followed lot V a small trai lion of the mull tculird I tint m I m would line I u great Ui ul of guiid iliit y and iiiauhln to do und that au nxtta IMII of tliuu uldi t t hoen wou 1 ilu moie tn kiepthfii teil liom gutting bits I I oral 1 tli in an thins t I se lime tho I ii ighl the were going soninuhor whore it was rmmcmmsmm i loi hem to look trail ami linn put on neal tilting ihuis it Iamhm timey woiild uuamm In ui i nti with the 10 It of main lilltered foot Jhp full Iliulumfiit of n pinat Iniiiiilfil his knap itk with bis imyom 1 1 oat lolled on tot of It his ri lit ba onot ill I it S iLil ibbaul i haiiinj ti I m un 111 hem is r l iult M lo I Illltd with i aitililge I I eaiiletn IIHVBISUI and tiitmI undress unit rm j Tin mild not iiulinlo I lanKut in Huin iaxes where the I men i on liann liliinket aimiipel to them ha 1 I di witlir ut them tat first immla I linn to I Mil i till pint i up a plate n italIc a fork maui a splat In sumo eases m t hey forttot f thee I ut nsls I ut tin I u ns not thai fault ot the eon p inj oinniiindeis win DIM the mnn thn tnku mimiiy at ItulTulo i was not going u I l Ilk amp llfo it Iuekbkill if thn i us military dl ipllnv begin Tliu i men it DIH put alit i tin I ohl ishion u matson i gel uir it out ml i hi worl Mr on the lail 10 id himu I on kl m1 i i ilong Pttlt well when a nliolii seit MII illownl to the in in us br Hulling the I in mm i I a i mutImi to fact tho se it bebliil It nnd Htt ingiii tliiiiiishlons lion ontalU eiigtliMsi I ii iiifoilaljle bma itii fuji twu mi u Luuld bo m lib wild krtapsnA und uxiriouts for boNtuis nid 1 pilliws duirds I w en btuiifiiid at ttiu il ii s ut ftho irstn pre vent men from gcttijic mit nt the siutions here I wa little le p in ill t the I i out miles tliu llrsl night I lie I di Nero a amen kind fur the mull Ilinugh ol nh mi IMMH mural s mu make tail and noisy nnoiigh Lu limit lint I mm burt fuoumi slnoi inggnn Hi 1 tiiimnii VM in ililtleiiunous too Ilmmy mild not kn iw lint hit the tialn I might biideiailod 01 thai th Mist thing the would have to t do on their in iviti would i I form In linn of luttle and tight an aim of at nh tutu J Inn hail I re id I ml f tin u I reiiptiiin I u the h Iiiikorton men gut at II niteid ciii I the would not IIIHO be m siam mmritmi to allot sith I Limo siiuiH kind of greeting VII the tiimm had to oat on tint trip to I Itubiln wlih h luok lirtcon orlt in lioiii a t usa a uhut I uux m found I to Ii eiit ible in the content of tin Imvorr ickx and wh H lie I lullioiil a him h inters all ntodin a time phuuh whiro miami men weie 1 peimittudto vet out und iisn thrin lheairlv I cii it Dili faRm liiingivuml thirsty ll re are liunilieil I of t icHtulirantH but th liim did nul irmim ut tllilll Hill b lijlst but were tilkiii nit to the m i ami desUnuti br lirl I den Doyle I lure the hardships b gall Iliick ut Hufialo to hue past art luwlands MUIIU nf which urn hwumps ut all times and tin remtlndei bu come Hwumpy after a rain I hesH trncts tho uillroad uomiMviiles hud liken t for i their lluf tale yards and had jia luull llllud up with ashes and rifusuia site foi thulr IraikH ruiiiir Hliips and freight lion f ihlsmuilii I thn land not II llnd up all timmi inuro swiiinp us the drainage from the it imoluirmami t seitud In thu unlllleil i duprts ions A s I tliu I i cud Is and crnsslngs wore hem tlm Irmpi Heiet ntto occupy thin I unplmsinl I section So pro vlshm had been madi fui them 111 tints nnd no blanketh hud been sent on ahpid time commissar mUm ma tmamummt hud not stinted und the I only I water to I hand a I wub that with which the iiilliond a company washed Its earn and upplie I its engines 1 ho mun worn put on guard ilul i t mit OIKV wilhoii b reumk fatL and with I ml otlmr fond than usia itt they hud brought with timiii Thuy I served that ii nit ml mm y I noel iiimil t with nothing I to eat ut all home of thecnmm I inds wei fortiinnto IDIOU II to In1 stitlonid mar clmip iallronl hMaiiiunth luit tin Hint eumpaii tu urrl D near n lostiiiirunt iiti UP nmj diink up KBII thing about thn priMiilse Iliellist I night tlm men slept whet ii I lull ould on limit giummand bo Iwiiii I Ilieti I Kks iii fielght ems and uiotind Ira liii rmiilao ulfluil I on uf thum hud sholter from the fug und the nUht damp I hero tuma hill he steel p in i the inoinlnc thn comnilssai dep irtment wet In sulllckiit operath n to glue iiiut of tho I mun lollre I ui thi t i tliuo I the men nf thu I cumpinlos be gin to hunt around fur rations fir f thmnimacihvus llni tvnUli bin out the hakerlit In them neigh builiOjil und the sink oftini Illng milkmen A milk wagon and a bikeit would siipnl uLout a coinpaii and a hall with lolK cuke und milk II the men hud in un mrmittnd to giioui of thu t earnp I and I skirmish for them I selves they I ammo iii limit it got aim omag ii to out but h they I wnro kept in I camp i And in i a tlm I hi ret ingl m month toarrhK on constant guard duty Many of t Its men WITH on continuous dut I t for t urinal fumt houis m and tliurn t Wet ii cmlsm a where men mvtre not toilet cii tom thirl I I m I six and forty hours these men did not hae a mmiimah from thu t limn I I they i left New ork until lucy were rolimcd from guard The second dm one mat mu p of seven hundrid men got for breukfaHt a Mind wich nnd u cup of coffee aplfco for dlnnci un other samlw Itll und colTeo for supper third biindwlcli aid cufTi This dutaihmcnt taut second night slept In H freight house whom the men tears crowded togethc so i louely on I the floor that I In I man y matins mu mini I tintchlntr t his I legs would push ho lies d h ol Ito I man next below him I and uonsequentl I Imd to tiietmju with his leg lent for lack of room tot rmtult theta All this on a floor cut up with railroad 54 tracks ant1 1 with no blankets Some of the men hud hustled around and got straw to put mica the floor but hero was not enough for nil ify Ihelhiid t t ilnr ninny of tho t coniluinlus anti regiments had cut looso ft omit tho I Hbtto com mlssurj i department nnd wore Mtliplrltitt thimselxes wlfh I food Such orflanlrntions fared pn IIv wcllas thure was plenty to eat to be bail In lluffulo und any mini who hnd tlig nccissiity money or credit could go Into limit mill eome back In ri fow hours with a truck load ol proTlhlonhuml a portable stoe lhe I o tttim a t it to mmm ilium its v ii lob icons fed tlln best J himep that depended on tilt State ComtnlSKirr huduprelt luinl time of It throughout lh State uouuht things by wholnsah and this lilbuted them wholesale bus I onn eont 1iinr for Us subslntnticn one day got a barrel of hiird lack and than bors of canned in oil This woe enough hard tack I and tan tictt meat faa throo t companies probnblj eomo other ulmmultily got threo times it shnrn I of u coffi and potatoes and corn third comptin three times Its shareot mont and I I sums and I i oatmeal I 1m breakfast one tnomlnu i u onn innipaii Imd ant Ira cmah sii r and milk and nothing else another company hud a I Ig tub of pork anti beans and h t third cnnipam hud n Ixiilei of colTnc and a nskct I ot sundwldies After while tim limit of differ mil coma I miles would trade dishes I ot ont ma eat fur pork and bums mmiii tin cups of milk for cups of colfue I hn men who wni a loft to look out for them elMs got alone best Ilia Emil I numtd a let them use time oll passenger cars and freight cars un tho Mdlngs nnd in otto vitae u company cot tho un of un old sleeping car In the freight car the men llgged nil bunks of timber which they made facILE comfortable with straw and pack ing In the I passenger cars they took lao seats aPart and tim silo comfortable beds in I that yy lino I comiuiny with u freight car and nn oil ploMi iiniiln an excellent kill hen ami h raising acompam fund h vkid out tholr I rail iortat ultli addltli I I nil things I to t out I hu p Muto ugreed to I pay the I men a dollar and I a iiuaitei u I u iluy which they t expect to re i ele somii lime lly tho expnndlturoof about twodollarN u adiDthemrn f In I same companles tier able to get a portable stove a COOK and enough food to live Hall I Tha State doubtless bought h huge t quantities ol raw material but It got to the privates In such a way that thero was a great denlot wastennd they had to sup Pi omen t the SimileS iirovlslons or go hungry Ill Ihotlme I I u mat it ma hn madu a breakfast off a hunk of Cornell biet hardtack and u cup of watm with I m thn t same menu for dinner I an l again for suihmipit lie fools like suspendlna eat ing foi n while or mallng a meal olT beer and whisker ion u hiingn Thesu liquids could always hmit I procured as them war ten saloons to mil iHStaiirant around the car tracks iimei I men went bxslnnlng to get along with a tali dogrne of comfort when the strike was de clined oil They had roofs mer them and something softer than a plank I under them when tlii t I m it y slepl I and I iaev had emuan mat ismuta ry riepaitmints of theli own that gue some u ailet 1 to I thoir I food 1 I hey had hfiome I used to b i ping nUlits with time nwltohlm engines blowing around I them nnd i tram nut disturbed ht thn m sound of an ocuisional suit from some guard Then they weio beginning i to I have soiun tun I A lmorl h tvtry comam miami v got u mas cot of some kind I lioop A which was sta tioned t In I the stockvaids got a ram Another coma m put I got m snvcial blnoded thlfkflns in a iiDstoii ins mniin i and ociaslonulh hud cock gilts limo 1 Aubllin ioiu anr niudo u speclalt ot dogs und the I membeis of tin coiipanv on limits nmiln Itiipointlo nttimrai tmmoaummlu vithm lime Mnest dugs they could llnd wandeilng around thn streets I ircumstiinces obliged them to return several of these dogs to their ownnrs hut the I tomm i mien t took enough dogs homo with thorn to I stait nMinall I dog show Ihu Signal Corps had a m cut for a mascot liLa thn t cut i s i Iliped tin t m before their return I IIM nameof the lust in meot wus stiikor In i very oompun If I them was mom than t one i mascot Hie I otlmr mascot was usually I tailed cam Huso mas cots were deck d out with ribbons and thuy were mland cmefully taken coreof hi the coh 01 nd mascots whom almost I every Liunpuii in lumP State kcps around Its armoi lliese 0t broil mascots Cit line to tin known by the I gen srul i numo of Hnstnug Lhevwomii uniform I tap and hlnuse smith tttttuuimmh to I the dllTerent musiots that the men biought in lime 1 meii got aceiistomed In u little while to the scares w hi eh voi e thn foundation formally of tlm t wild I stories piintid In h thu I I lliilTalo I m pa pers tims I oil stove vvhnh one company hud In I a fieight a car eploded i onn morning I about oclock vvhilo m I tho compuii y co k was prepar ing I hieikfust I he car caught Ihe and the t lire was put t out in a short I tlm One t of t ito I HutTalo I I iftornoon pnpois liased onthls I a story oinee nihilism It the striker and an un siic Osful I uttnnipt to burn up one of hue I torn lunies I while I I the I t wore peaceful m t sleeping Ilia explislon was an accident with which the strikers Imd nothing at all to do Quite a lit might bo made of occurrences somowhat like i I I this a whleli tyort sh mat p1 o accidents or in vvhich a vlvnl imuglnatlon made news out of a trilling t Incident i JIae pilvatosof limo hifforent regiments and commune i got along very tuei ll h togethet I It tVitS u tacit uiuleistanding that any private could pius the guard at any titus without the counteislgn dillers had to have Die coun tersign mil so did even one except privates lime I privates tiP immh t would make excursions to I some restaurant to get enough to eat and I wnen I tiny I n tinned a t hey were nxpeetoil to bung with them a few canteens full of beer limp I pilv Uf in ohout prett well except It cuns win t r the1 t I u were ii ilL long I on dut y One hatn aim led at 1 post commit tw i mi fiom his lump for thirty h n without i itlief Hi linill had a I faintings i 1 mil Iind to hn nuiseil for u d npi ofdivs oversights like this ynru not mimmm i ii anh hem titer did happen the pi I vales muttui I Ii thin1 up is fima as thm conhl am im I tliemselve t without formal orders 1 lie elleet I Hi llnll il i strike on Dm prhates will I n to iimatP P rieatei haimoii and gfiod foillni between the regiment In addition to I teat 11 mimi llmi i that mmp lifn at leoks ill und sol tllnriiu I in Nnw oik no m very illtTorciit 1 from guurd iuty un time llulTulo wamps uiu 111 nr Iatrhk rnch f the voleiin IHgman of ril7i hethvvho I fornenil u I y l wm i litfour rears guurdecl u the lu l i id Mieit m railroul Cado cruising win le tin lennshaiii und Central m ids in tii u I lita ettiOav omit d 70 lIe did dut foi foiird en houis ihiilv at this rosslng and had mi suporioi for vigilante He m tired a few viar urn It tikes six II umen now to giiaid vlut Ijiifh mimI oupnsihtant did I ol lohn I ihiitun I u udlng luvet of the I umbiii Ia I ctiintv liar and u prominent Demo iitn politician ibed at his homo In I u hiistonn on mmeemhay motnlng i aged SS He I onto tnittuii cii thn I Ilftjfourth Ionnsylvanla i olunteer duiliu tho civil war Un was In tlm I Kislituie In isijil 17 nnd was defeated fii f I I Coiigies Ii l y tlm I I Hon I Daniel J 1 Morrell in 1HIH houiis I IliuiPgan who wits Mayor of West IlolKil MI tom snvcnil yeais died about 11 ocloel esteidii t nionilng at his home M ouitlimlt stieit in limit linen of cotihump tlon t Mnoi I iiinegin vwis 4i years old and Jem u wldon und si million He was a biothei ut f thn linv Iather Ilnnogan H J of St 1ntcis u I ti lug lercn 1 Clt I apt Inssi it Iurnoll of llnllalro O died Hii esti idav nftni u lingeiIng Illness He was I n thirtvthlrddegrjo I i i Mason thu onlyono I of lint I ilegn In I Helmont county Ho Tot incil u m lived I t In I nstMrglnhi and was Urnnd Matii Mason of Unit I Mate vimne Irmson n wull known 1atnrson auc tion t ti tiled esti nlny utter revuratl uvemtka Iii nts liul suiveil thiough the wur In tho sn nnth m I Neworv Heavy I I At till eny and was a iiniiiil 11 of Ilruigut 1oit l A It l Minn esner mc yam iity aelress a niece of El I lla VSosner thn I nale I Impelsonator I diod late I on ii I utihi I I night h of toll so na ption mit liar home i 1 must I ourth I u St Rot uit Wllllnm i i I Val lIck of Peru Ind nnd one of tho t I t I nlon I ollli nrs vvlio escaped from lIbby I 1iipon I through t thu t famous tunnel died yes tcrUu lllllr I Punic In Monlirnl Mtni illume I Amug 81Oroat excitement wns cuund to daybya report that a essol from Hambing with cholera on board was on hor tvu up tlm St Iavuonee Mayor McShano at once ortb rvd limit moil leal hoiilth ofllcei to pre vent hor fauna entering port It was soon httmnmm cut that t tlm I trnmon had passed I Father ioi m it mat 7 l RI 1 M last night and that t nil wore well I on I boaid I ThoCromon I loft Hamburg on Aug 11 I I inlay after limo breaking I out of the I clmlnii m t with I m lH I passongein nud a guinral eaign for Mnntreil I Mm culled I lit Antwerp i on u tlm litli nnd I i ended on hnl ouge fhn bus In i n ttoppi d it thu irossB Islu iinaiun tlnn st itlon in I will not bu ullowedlo pn ceod to Mont u eul until she lias been thaonumgahy ills lntemiui llm I Uinngi I nill bo landed on tho is mil where tilt will Imvn a bath und tlioii clleitH will I u dlliiliCtn I J ho most ot tlm passim get rim mm iii I Mull I to do iiermuu i Ihe i remnn brought ovm imt 1 bales of rugs from lluniluig I vvhlih will bu lulidud on lirotdo Isle mmxiii mimi Still Oil 11 1ellitoi Secietii of Dm Pineial Health lloiird sas tliat llm Hoard Is tnlly iillvo to tlm gravity of f thu situation ami in doing all It cm to prevent that scourgo from gaining an ntrancu Into I u nail a Mrtmtoi Allison Milk III only iiniiulKii Hpeerli 1svtmmmy Aug lliSemaatot Allltun opened the Iowa ItupuhUcan campaign i huru t Ia i s after noon In a carefully pn piired ppuech fully throo hours In ngth llm speech dealt on tlruh with imtlonnl politics and was ehlelly an iiiraignmcnt of Ito rucord of the present Congmss I It Is given out by the Ilopiibllcnn State Com tnltteu lint tlm I speech dellvirod hero toUnv will bu ividel clrcuUted In the Main and will he the standard document uf Its literary Inirimu It I I is i the only speuch senator AlllEOn will deliver this campaign Us he will soon co abroad le represent thlB Oovarnment at tfi international monetary conference rczuzxn MSITt OF lfltEHK There Is no truth lathe report that t tiff Now York Yacht Clubs special race for schooner on Ilept 15 has been abandoned for lack ot entries Quite number V yachts have en tered and a number ot owners of faust schooners whonavo not yet formally entered have slgnllled their intention of taking part Among tho yachts which are sure to start mo John 1 Ilrooksi Insca Clerk brothers Ai con 4etmhcy and Marshalls Atlantic 1nlph X Kills troaiiols It H Ialmors Muriftierllti anti llnyurd ThnyersOonstellatlon Them In no truth In tho report that William K Vundvibllt hnn ordered u big steam yacht to rpplaiio the Aha which was sunk otTloltock Hip Huh last month That no will probably build one not tear thrro seems to be llltla doubt but as yet no decision hits been reached In the matter Iho Itayswatoi acht Club of Far Hock away has been making considerable prociets of Into It now boastiof a membership of over UK and nt the last meeting over twenty now members were elcetoil 1 ito now club Iioifso which Is now under couroo of erection will cost ovor ft 1001 and will be one of llm llnost un Long Island I Tho I annual regatta of tIme club will bo held on Labor Day Blurting at 4 P I M IheHorieshooHarbor Clubof archmontN V will hold n spachil naptlm launch regatta tomorrow Thr regatta is tin open one anti hnnilsnmo P prlres mo offered to the ii rat and Hccimil boat In each class limo launches will bo classified us follows Class A undnr VM feet water line Class hi Jl tent and under jti feet Chaise C over IO fret Six prices are offered In nil a Stm cup to the first boat and u J5 cup to tho second boat In each class In addition to the above prizes Clement Gould of tin Oas Euagtno mind lower Company offers a 30 cup for the launch covering the course tn the fastest cor rected time This course will bo nine miles a threemllo triangular course bolnc sailed over three tidies Fntrlos will bo received by theso members of the Hecatta Committee up tot oclock todii Sept 1 care oflohtonice box J7 LarchmontN t ihtnrtt Noel L H tfpence John Nellson and W A Uoddoe Jleisrs Hoelwv and Marshall I tIme young own ers of tlm schooner jivcht Atlantic havo long boon anxious to havongo at Italph N Llllss fast hchooner Iroutiols and for a time It looked as though a special race would hj ar ranged but negotiations toll through How ever they will both tuoet In thoLarchmont special schooner race on Soul IK and In the Now tonk vBcht Clubs racoon Hopt in iotho public will probably have a chance to hind out which Is tlm faster bout Than steam yncht Alicia owned by H M Flsgler which lost her tuopnllet wheel by strlklnr a sunken log hiu had her repairs and Is now Itimug 1 ouT Liirchnont The regular open all regatta nf tim Larch mont acht Club on Sept 10 will probablv be tine of the larcost regattas held on the Sound this year fVapt Itnrold A Sanderson of hut yawl Xonparolllo line been nminlntml McoComnio dore of tho urchmont I Yaciht lub in place ot McBCommiidore Joseph 1 II I I Sterling I roslgned The yawl Noma tin tel I it atttacted grout m atten tion in thin run of the New York aeht Club llevt this year from Mnrunl Haven to Marble head by setting what Is known as a mlrun staysail She astonished every one bv boating the cutter Clara ovnrtl minutes from Chatham to Marblehead and at one time logged over 10 knots pn hour which wus faster than her ow ner or nny one clime thought slut could go It is tmli that itoal Jhelps Carroll Is tho owner ot the now IHMoot schoonet which Is to bo built by tho Horreshofls next year It Is jufct possible that it Is for John Loo I enroll who cbnrtered Ohnstor W Chaplns atnpa foi a tut on the const of Labrador rut members of the Larclimont achfClub era Interested just now in collecting u library for their handsome clublhouse on the Sound Mr Horitio I I Hurpur Is the Cia ni ruamaima of the t Llbrar ommlttoe and under his charge tho ntmmnamwr itt books hns rlflon from twenty or more until I I I it I now numbers seveiul hundred well chosen volume The club now boasts of the llnnst library belonging to any yacht club In the country Got Lean Abbott tteam yacht New Jersey Is now lying at Tebou doclr South Brookbii having just returned frcnn the cruise of the Sew iiochelle liicht Hub Jhe lioernor by tim way Is commodoie of that organisation I 1111 King Jr Is the new owner of the schooner liriinhllde Shots now on the wuyn at lebos dock where un illumination other hull is being made preparatory to putting her In comnilsblon The schooner yacht Sachemwhlch was char toted for two month will go out of commis sion today ut Tebos dock KxAldtrmu Dunce Want to Flay Phil sac tr Phil Canoy U In alailng firm there does not ap peal to he the illiMMt di ubt In tlie mind of any one who know nanylhlUK about handball that lie can taker almost auybndyantl heat any two menu bo ooutd bo rotlnred But It U thn lai k of tila iny form Induced by huts nine weeks training of Sullivan that teteral auiMtluint playarn are i atcut lilt aua non i when tha want tu play Itie champion and cry mirpilsliiKlr ex ITKIUII Jamel lliinnos P iilmnf thine He lias ex art sted liiuitfelf n tel uumc ronllli Hint t Prnf i ntfvlni and hlmittlt tan beat mi y lair in AmTlt a for a ulna ut enumuaid 4 muuio or u ii i of it ultuer e tomoc inlet 111 it are alluw tUt nmler il e iiu am err lulws 1 tlon I an lo kni out 11 u Ibe i amateur rants houever said the el Vltlrrllltttl lintln matter win Ironiflit to the attention nf l jufly and tim tin1 tuird it Hie niinieuiun rhalltnen ol j amen illilu m m iil htm fou ue his arrnal irmi t uuu d uriiin I U lotiLo I lnn inl iemieil hu ilerl all is I his usual riitum titan in geuui 1 Clinpali alidlfiiv um of tlioni i plueid smiles fir which he luau b me noted lian I h binten he uitlui L in a a v cry modest f irt of wa andriAll I think a man can met i huts rul nl hioiilfoill the same a al all other alhletU nHTilse llerolhivve t bet n nine lotiu neekH MHIU Irum t t lie cuiirl and in that m ton a hate inly hit tIme halt nini mr twin 1 kniw that I am Hoiiieuhitt mil cf ire ir an 1 1 tonI blame sum tmouh y H hn U iii t iOUs to nn i et in tnlheiiiurt i An ruravir Ininne li rom t iuieuh 1 tic in a man lint m nny mnui1 1 shunt 1 be inrefnl of when lalliliiv iihuut I uu tljnll an i he I efomi mor ilnnifrrnut wh n lllitl te el rale 1 iilnsthoi Ct Kglns brLiuiirs hn artner Siam u am al uu in the swim snl If Mr Dunne alKl Ihr hru I frhstrr art I bar I u I for men to beat hut tie I t want to tin ke mi IwtlLmeet t thum upon my r lurn irmn New tlrlealih ant I my partner bhall 11 ni itlier than iHiuen Dunne Ir i Ttua matth bus been line 1mB I a the a ex Aldeimnn said Cit C niu lust i it rat JUKI the I nap that he has bt I en limkliiH for inr m some i To iiiorrov ullerni on at tame llro it l n Han i I II ash Tliih t court those ill Llmerulk rixnli vtiijur luhn i i nrlm rarmotU and tapt Illiam tim t will mrei a nin and b m mutual atrreetuenl the t 11119 ilitied i ijut ittitm of luperlirily betue n them will be f rtver settle 1 President O linear f tim Inhll Vlurl ell rnntt nil Club can klr and hurl with an ol th m hut uhen it comei tit handball he mnt mknnnle lintnferliinly lo santa men an Vlika O lit nnell mitay Font Hill Ever and one or two a other nn i Tutslav t I inns I tuVC a his man wtiu looks ver mm h Ilk m l Imrlt t ii ci art 1aruell a ttrribte beatilir O Hrien tbrilik but Z mines In the IWO Kiinies The IlnntliM Iliive u tImid Time a mimt siircrssful lay s iport MIS enjoyed by the mlcuaisrA l thesamiiri l Hiintie Ae tlatlonon Tues duty ted nn tin1 ocimli r In Ir annual online games and Hho le milaa 11ami I mat held at Uolinell I Orove Cllug t lmt lit lie hlnoilard bi artr is a well known turnte m anl u laini iiUr of his frlenil took advan take nf tin iLin I fll mil anumi anled him TIm gaines on tin rin Irr i tlii wtre the feature anil attracted more th ll usual attention Thn results follow Ilrltaie si rat enW nn hv M dirarnn SimS Hail striii h VNon ov uv iioidman istileli I i Itflu si rali h I ally andnWcn by Jatnei olii hnndnljard Ia h Srralcn flon by 1 Mo anmimey iLmti mint tin t T elve iiound Slant Hi mratchVemi by Dr HraniiHitn il II t tert V m inflm IVitniollar X ratcb tm potntnfn one ard apart Won lo s rihiurir i lime i minute i einii l Thrst ieccui late hiialia Won by J m Murpby and J 1 llinitlfV lime I 111 stconds line hull VII i Run MrulchWoii ba A S Malloy I J II Villain strcond iliasclull name betucen Married ind Single Hen Wyii h tile vurried Met htore lutol I he liircril Vrn llua Fetr on Record Tin lsnkt Venittin I ftitTtr held In the world will take in e on thin Harlem River on salnrda repi 10 lOnmitiM umini a I H i ucheutt si ntglil I The ommlltee uf Arraiuim nts held a meetIng or Tuenliy Dlln Tlio fumYtmus huh clubs were representetl VVyanoke rrlnd ihlu MiUitt Lone Mar Mttroiinlllan I nlim Iamt lest liltm u i res tin I U c A and mipnrell It a a all I I tu I make tin start at the Manhattan rust Club t lht I C it lll beabuut 1 forty barges and t H iualt bualkiill liiiinheii a In line I flue ciiurse nil it Ir from the M inliallan i t Knat tluli to second Aienui llritlte atul 1 rtliirn I IIUu Hrl lye 5 niinrr I odertd by the Daunlleis Tom l luh will he awiirlfl m the rluh Imvilih thti prettiest dei ratel bert Inhe Juilmd b a louimitti of Isdlm Tie i lull that will iei p open house n on the nlnht Of III runt and V lii preaem spri U in I mu i inrlll for dvmtit c HI bf I tie llanntlrsii I lone Ktar IrlviiUhlp JMIIII uril AtalsniJ Mild Union Vlilttn ttmus n lie relure i ItOI 1 lu huricrii vm be lime Astoria Newark va rnini an I Miiwaaabaka 1IieriIng Sena Tim uloaUoiuiiy I iiuUiij will boil a iaci meet u a Lull r Day II is reported thai deorne Tiyl r tin MinhatUBA C rniT call reline mit tbeendof Im iar It I lull iii MarlIn the aummueicmIam i i racer n inilnis lo u lltl I W Aslllllffer III a J4 i Ii mull r rate lur Mm VI in trlLiie gIll muni h nf I isltn role Jill inllinn SunIs AIILJI I llm run WAS mud in trn hours coin I u muui I il i I Ailumi won the Itif I mile tinrk I u rnfe of thti I I ur re liucle i tub Mull luwrrni tie luO nnn rotfird by 44 4 rreronrts Ills I I tlini C an hnuri aut a utica IN t la lv uc nils I I Males Illlllhi d FCiolld to liurlailil mar linurs H uilnulei V J r seron l II Urrlsou t ltile trfr rds bare leema I mills un the isjrtv whirl i t The rritni prufeslnnal rsrei lav at cell heI i mim the ordinary hie ilei ma onti i iry l u Mes ii ere tacci in the ctitny rai e at the Stall 511 sitiart iiir ten erause I HID I ridrrs utre aciustunie t It riuiumtt i lie hth wlietls and tlm I traik was nut plied lor safeties Woin f aliy was sic wi jnr her Oltotla When she wai a Child sims cried foi Catlorta Wbtv she baeaoe MU the clung taCasterta Va e haS CMIcrai ah far thsm OaMortk I Dr LESLIE EKBELEY llasesUhllihed at Illiin U I ltiumd I While llamas I K T Instltutei for tht cure ci Altuiioll Morpliiue alail Nervous IHients lur I helms adJitu or call M 5Yealce7EaiSlhie 1 i I Jit ribs JfiTKRKST Of vrcrIXO Mullen Which the Racier Hoard Itnvt Item JllsicuftMlQB C Several Important qnenllonn hat been tinder fidrlso fount for some time by the HaelniriltonM cfllie I A VV tune of the matters that haie teen dlsiuiwd Is 1C a mill eta lu violate the icnall ot aiispmiliajl place upon hliu that under Ihe I eiKllntr mimic tin fiirthsf punishment rnull be Innirlel The ulslotant thi theAliiption nf the hollow Ii I Ultlnn In I the racing I mien will teiil oiii ti nugiilrril t a An pert m under nuspenmoB win ah til enter or compete In any rare tn puhnc nrfor a prire shall he liable to further nuspensiim for sncl i nntempt of Tnlei at th illti retlon ot the National iirlnK II nutl Tin Itovr 1 IMVO bat otcaslon t nol that tn a cer tain ihstrlcl the referee hisS laVen npr u hlmselfi ii tfllalllsti his rights of changing the quattfcatlonn of a rate violating the elilnlof the rule If not actually breaking them Itefercncn Is t made tv the ruDnlnrnf trlnl heats to qualify men for Slum final nf a race and allowing the stralch men to rid In HID Una wllhoitb winning their pmdtlnn in any or DPI trial hunt tin the snvt t the h Itoartl Hint I thi ra reese had noTlRlit ta so run a nice but as the rulei slutfe his dnQtsloa It innl wldrti 1mm tl vnit ttlmn In the event s place u Reierees mute warned for the tnlure tuat they hate a to iithltiirnn tines giving Puns mm an adtantnro over Tj auiot tier unless u in so noinuiatet in ttie prtRTamiiie of events and Hi a know beforehand rxnrtij i what Vint nfa rate thel I nni nUrlCK It I to or thin the tollow taut amen llmnl ban been adoiHeli u irt 11 hat his I derision tinea mt conflict with my nf these t rnlts In w mitt h cite u u tintnt must he mail prices belt I tit the ippral made 10 the luring itmmsnult Tnilptrack names i tame 15 Ho foilotTinir lass been ad led And mil the winner or r iittont In tho trial heats shall t mpete tn the final itme llailnr Board hat also pawitit lImp followMhs Arifvfir lust flu uaatCttunu hell he awirdeiior asp t race meetings or events which onIon on suuda ft rhe Hoard teeiirnlre ito urotvlintneeesMiT for cal claltlmeri thouth the iatene or tIle lessen will preji vent them front putting the mailer mm roper j work f Inr h shape previous to lit fall tournaments The pre j emit Hoard will take no action tn the matter but will ft recommend the adoption of oilitlal timers to the next llaclntf Board i The Hoard hate also derldKil flat the running at the N national championship t f the Ieami has ilearlyv trnven that inc i iiatnptonslilp evnntH nhoultt be throw n open tu all 1 A w members and they recnm 1 mend that the system at present in une nn tbe hatlfinal d chainpionshltt iiueatlin tmahnllsied and aiopen child m plrnshlp established In 111 blair 1 The foilnwlni clubs hare bern njlotteil dateS for rare 1 I misu Medina tm t Ithyile Ituiim I Sepl 7 ami Sm New burirh o Athletic i limb Kept r i antnn l o Hlcyci I luau Sept rum IMinmx Mleh 111 tele rlob Sept Il1j m Mr liiv Ctcllni llnb ItjdlanaptilK Sept Band toi jt lirlnwnre isity Pair Aeotuitliiij lieluware n Sept T ami Ill v VI 0 I A rhlladelphla ccii l St Maryland ni cycle Clot Baltimore Si ut Jl or 2J Dark f rounty laIr Atsolntlon Ireenvllle O Hepi Ita Halllmore riub between Holland and VVnU Sept lea lltk lear Mifrllnrn stnckton IaU Sept 10 and 17 Kockland Count Industrial Aeuuclsttnn iteW City N i V bepl fl I 7 H aimi 1 Pr roairllkeeVitlA Bloyole Club i sepl 17 VI ihlle Athletic Asnitclatlim Mobile Sept mum Metroinbtan 5 eet itlnn I jiIInt clnbi Mw orV city 1t lid P11 t tlca I vi tl nun Climb t ToeMlitv elonlngi rieneoa ytleri tivd S V sept 20 Itamiuoroctubi SeptlJ Traipuhnoter HI New Loniton hew I ifnoi Ainr 31The second day of the trap shonttnic tournament ojeuel hue morning with a frost breero from the eanlward m the faces of thu shoiteri A drl7llliB melt bell mart nl the day lutllio men shot from nn ler CUM r The winner of the t C Mnlth trnph was I D Vllller Sr Sprlnerlold N lwllk 1 ft emnrf 4loiitnf H iossihle Vi Followinir were the eienu and ie iai uteri or tlrst and eec Iltid nteney tint lrei 1 Ten tlniulesVmrutt nionev scene o Itkkev slrntnr Hales savaitt li roy anil lanirdont perond oni llrleiitiiall null ColLin Selilai Cue e5 and tuilauiSl I Second Kvent five Falri Mrlt money crone u Hrollnall I and VV imner nerind mone Savage Miller Vllpalh Itoikwell Utrlon 1 ami Ratai Third iviml I Tw nl liliKlbH Unt moons score IP W VVolsleuin feet ml money Breltnalt and Millar IH I IHI mural Ivent Itteen ihigueuIatst niont sear 15 Wtllev UavK unit Vllrj atti ioii mone van Dyke llreltnnll tct well and lerl I llftn Ivrtit Twmit hlnnUn Urit monev tore 2O VVulftlenriotli I soiond mone 17 I Van De smage and Wagner ltli Ketit Ten SangueeFist fluency crone IO nrellnall Itlfnrlon SmigiaA Mrontr Connor Hur bridne Tmker lonit Ion nnd liuuuk welt leirond monur VanUjke M II It listen Miller Woliteniroft tenor Anuar anil sieri Seventh 1 lent 1 Iflv tiimuclumnl I C Smith troph eon ten Wontu I I D Sillier non 4 Poet Wanner lm 1 ynrton MrBlap nnd Rockw ll secoinl with 4H saaK and Collln third with 47 iKhth I I vent rirteen toiKlen Pint money seers 14 Aitiurnndl illlmi nceoiid mamma score ill Diokej Pup ice I H tii It i iuiui lllef u Mntll Event Tun siiiklen tint money snare 10 VI t II H Leroy Vllrialh Ii leglee owell and Port eiond money Connor Wllley Mrons Sterry dried an I lyoniioon Tenth Kvent fen i0ntleFtast mousy score t t Breltnall VVoliteticroft VVIIIiv Inaction saul I ollln secniimi money Llltnax Conch VVagnar Leroy Slurry S and Tucker r Ihe bUhent crates of thf tnr were Kxpflrt Clans i Van Dyke KH47 ten cite VVolutenrroft Uf 57 Ama teur Breltnall Pout selittaj anil Leroy 111 17 per eciut o i It Picker of Boston who was to captain the f ant ern i In tile chainplnnBhlpihnnt hTldn sac railed to New lliimp hlr to ninht br adeipatch announciDf thai tile otil ion bad b en nerlniuly injured Philter AVtm thn Clani Medal The rejcnlar monthly shoot of the Olenmoro lto1 and hut l tub was hell vcnterday at Dexter rack The principal e ent was for the new diamond badge pre lnlsHy II Claust he winner rf the best nine ihooti to be the owner The andrea ut seven blrtlR paSta were S A J Kppift 2t arils O It Thuter Jr 1 27 J arts 7 H leien 2u4 nrils Hr llnehme 27 arfs o w Llunvilun 21 finis J WVrbarh 37 yards 4 I A Mil 27 vards m lam 1 K Muur l2ii juris 0 Uhppli J7 aria tl c vinient 15 jnrdsl C I lult brct lit Ji S arm il I srblleman J7 i rl fl T T direrton I 20 I mum 4 r i Vrutimt 2H sara 4 t Tliniiiison 5 yards 7 W llarte 27 yards I 1 I Voting JHynrds at VI E llavden 25 yunrul im II fl lilac 25 anls Ii rh tlrn for the mrdal rehUlltd R 1hister Jr J tThomi son 2 SMeepflnkes at three birds recoiled its follows W llarte T 5 mImuutc 2m T i f 1 ttjerton I 1 Thompson 2 VI Il I llujiln tm J 1 Vnlinz I W toiliacll 1 U I iiuiumti I o I InKlrhrilit U Ihlster Jr a 1 J A Still I I hlieman I In malt h shorts I K Thonjpmn and T TI Uertna were s t tuners In I a mat h Irani shoot I rhompgosj andJ Voungdefealed I A stm nnd M lladen Whn Will Give Con Klordun a Fluht t In u letter to the Illuttraird Ann Con IltorJan rltlBr from ondnn 1 sain 1 have done alt that wan i OH ihlo to item on another mntch with lack 1 Slav In I nsn otter el lo bin JackOIlrlcn the Welsh champion or any lmhlhea weIght in iiklnipl I If I full In netlinu on a match here 1 Intend to rcttire to America 1mm two or tiOei ekll tmume anul it lit iuoO Cfly O1l iuetre any o eluuuiulltui limb m iraner taltly amitti ot Auntraita or icier ttuher I emma ileet eitlicr ci them or amay nec mnuuili laree I icitr u4Cksufl Is lnatelimng trougl Eeglsnml lnlnr flu r lw iuluaiit utiimiule 1 u atsOt put nit I mu a lilt the new as lie 1iuii1 LCCS awl Jauk iiiuufl mile ilrommluiym itruimf ltSy I auttumueee I nimmiit lout I kick eumelutsninc l ui not time emmaly nan5Jumiihn this m luruglit cuuat no A uaecea 511 imoppeim mtaml In lngiauil meuumiu ii AloenicAiis Ireat C m womauter slmmit Jaded euiy e talum I ii thue came way Iii Aierlemt f stanten Atioti wuu Is umuututuiul tu hugit A am I n Im bone ames aireaul Stan ii ulu l lrsn arid I mItt as wult at I as tat mnite rue piuluim iueml iuiuclioi im luuu this CleTenest boxer eemi tu EutlAlul hir nsuv tce 1 maotwmthehamiultng ius defeat iuy I melt IIulmuuuuam hut I slunll tilmik he waDis all lila CicVerflCes ti boat AudItS l uilbbuns A Young and Vlgoiou Athletic Clnh At ameetlnicof tliel mpire City Athletic CIt bald at llelsers Assembly lloonu timid I Thirty third nrret hut night It wan unanimously decided to lean a house and nt it up with all the mo Irrn appllam ft Our am 11cm uI eierclsei Thefollowmir comiultl were appolule i Is sei lire 11 sultuhln bullllni llmisrest llrennan ti on roy and 4lallnr rtiej T il lepirt at a mcotiiig ti be held in the early part nf m vt week v The t luh In now in a mlum ml ill I iue condition the mem btrshlp haink lucre isel with t inch rapi I sin Irs aato demand the pobieistm of a p rmanent cluo hoisi t IlronUljn Flrl Holt ohnn lamej Mortimer siiperliiteuilcnt of lire Wettmlnlttr Kennel I lub of llahylon I t i iniito li Wa sterdly ml and oerfected arrinm raenta fir Hn klni flritdoit atlnw II mil tue T at tin Union tlnhtlliK ynilini the Urnirnt ivn ie rlnl 1 i I runnt H4or Myrtai avuniir on uv m l 24 an t Jo ndli nod Ends npnria TheChaniplonihlp nmmlitee of the Amattnr Alit tell Cnltli time fulled i htMe4 having rnnrKe of the annual i hanipltn il mrling tn tie held Oct thai iTOilntel Ilie folliiwinii local oominUlM Cn edt van srhalfk Mainaltan A t J t H Anderion Wan nitlin A l I I I Ulailhurst New tent A I TI w iisnii ew Yuuri A I llUkh 8 Hart Xavier A A II Dinise iuivmk mienS A A and B AlHuiali bt Ueorgel C i C f I ii Nonlun cit s ed n who now resldei In Jersey C air lallelstlht Juuluu r clod n1Kn yasterday and ac rrauuul mill cuuimlcug recently Iss led by Joseph I tnvel mark Un I eiiimpiDii diver Norlm agrees toarranixa niMlrti In tllir aralliSI thfi ihaiiipUin for IVltaklde the list int e to bt between seventy five and eighty eel i mi mum reClaii tlor from I an aititn lent seventy ntefsii in UMion wliilt euvtninark I hss a rtoonlot mitt tmg eikllly led i Capt ii II fowler lime ihnmpion ruin ant revnlvtr shot of Kurupt writes lo t the 1iHftlitHlii thai he wilt kerMit a malth wIth liof John Loris Ihe American nIl s tumiutllmi If he 5 III utimui 1 a depoitl nnd articles of niirtemenl m the f t tin 11 tn l uiidoii or be will arraiif a iiom aiitl hunir mutch for uoi4i si le nd the chain pinnstilp of the uilrimh I the first tfi be decided Inlx ndo1l Vtinlnnd anltin i unl in New Voik each party to drrray his own opeuaeC ilther tn i llnj Lift 1 in Ion or Itlchard h H AS in lie final stakeholder T v i nunifSatnps n i who HJIH deflate four menU ages ty I Inhn Whiiinsii in n tieth nrtmi contest at Miner JlralrK I Ii aim n iii 4 to hv anolbir go at Whitman J alilcalleda Hn m Ms mill sit eyenlug 10 challtuov him for i lie Cililil innililmr lh I C world nnn the IJta tmt 11111 meUi Ihe I maieli to anm off 1lvB Weeks sitipate J articles are sunrd mit I the Inner lo take all the gal ricelpis Samps m nut 5 that his molari wore in oi if cm lltlon u ilu tui inatili nnliiat be can now Un thirty loiinU more Futn lime first time ii time history nf VTRslilnjton rank tlieie will be I ft rli kit trntne playad there on Saiurday sept J4 The uame will Ie l plAyplon tue Mccaiivu t ut r a le lliniini l iHntlll triilrrcl In William ii l Khrncl thirl base initn ftht Hnoklyn Hnrehitit lit in lutmeu The clubs w ho will la are lie llrookljnft l a umi 1 New t Vnrki Pillletmii is at present irhtierlxl with the Man lattnn I i rue kt i lub I ai il air irrviin I keeper Harry I I Ters frtrnirfly uf tIm p Manhattan t rn kels I will om lire the inline and ill ni nnl he and ieheni k wltl iuu iu jnrdi In dtclui a staudlUK dliprt AC lu nto U tu t lastrr man Rrcrlwr of Ire item TIIKSTOJJ Aug Vlcerimncollor flint to day nppolnteil Thomas 1 Curley of Camdoii as rcielver of the Iron Hnll to mvinii ui its affairs In Nutv Itrney Mr Cutlet will be ro iiulred furnish bonds m llinsumof I JKJOOooo It Is estimated that limit Hum Involved in late htntn Is I about 1 I UI m00a

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Lij b 1 I A THE SUM THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1892 t I p THE BORDEN DEFENCE ENDS p THE SFKKCIlEa Of TUK COVXSKT WILL CLOSi THE CASK I h Mar Mdle1 TeXInony to CootUi he lroieenllonThtorle Mnr hi l HllllnrO WIu far lh Hel ne Testimony p lo a Ntrimce tl Ner the Ilorileii Haute p OB Ik l iiy or the Murder Wo There I 9 Imprint m llumun 1ori In Ibe lln FALL IIIVKB Aug nl 1Tho testimony In the 1 hearing ot Lizzie Harden Is all In At 8 liO j I oclock this afternoon tho defence rested Tlio 4 prosecution had nothing to offer In rebuttal 4t t consultation with District Attor end alter a oonsllaton Ator I ney Unowlton and Lawyer Jennings Judge oclock Blalsdell adjourned court until 10 oil tomorrow mornlusr when the arguments of r fcofll bldcs will ho loHvflrod after which Juitco Blalsdell will decide whether ho will hold Liz j kio Borden for the murder of her parents k The most Important testimony of tho day trenfftboulntt the case of tho defendant and corroborating the statements nnd opinions ot crrolortna nnt i Prof Wood was given by Dr Frank W Dia per of Boston tilt MtdlcAl Fxamlnor for Hut I folk county After telling tho result of tho U ntopsles hold at Oak Grove Cemetery on y t Augll Dr Draper upset much of Dr John r testimony for tho prosecution and agreed with Prof Wood that whoever murdered Mr t t nnd Ure Borden was necessarily spattered p with blood Dr Draper as well as most of I the witnesses called by I the defence was t originally summoned by tho proucutlon i T Dr llnndy told ot seeing a man pule f11 i Wild oyed and haggard near the liordan t the minder Mrs ti tfouse about the limn of mnlior MrR j I 1 Dr Chagnon and bur daughter swore that about 1 chuck on tho night before tho mm r dor they heard what thoy bollcvu was I man j trying to climb over their backyard fence Into i the Borden yaul Two other witnesses testl r l led that soon alter the murder thoy saw an h Impression on the hay In the burn that looked us though It had been madu by 0 man lying on J l r It I few hours boforo thoy saw It Tho other witnesses xumncil by tho dofenco testtllcil f It chiefly to small hut nlUceH Important details t It was evident today from the qulot of hit li court room the attention of tho audience tho j I buslnossllko manner of the lawyers the atti r tude ot thu Court and most of all from the do r ii anorof Llzzlo Ilordcu that the end was forward dilnklug near Thu acouad loaned Crwllllllklu f In every word of testimony title was nervous when she entered tho court loom this mornIng i lug There wm nothing of dollanco or hostil ity In her manner she hurried to her eat rind sat down immediately t Her lips quivered and tho muscles of her J F tAco twitched She clasped and unclasped U her hands nervously Sho spoUo I few wouls I 1 to Lawyer Adams and then buried hoi face 7 In tho folds of u shawl When any duimging t statements wqre wrung from her witnesses on t crossexamination she closed her eyes and t r c assad l her baud wearily over her forehead Only once did she smile That was when C J Sawyer rambled through a lot of details Among thu visitors today were Congress I man Jullua Ovi nr Burrows of Michigan all Lawyer lloger Foster of New York Tholon crcssman wore n gray suit with a I Ions frock i l cent and carried a tall white hit Mr Foster wore a I Yachting suit United States Senator p Mitchell of Oregon who was In court seter tiny did rot get I seat today Marshal Hll 1 hard was the first witness culled by thu do I I fence Ho said that he was uotlllod of thu murder 1113 oclock in the mornins Ho told how ho detailed the I ollco about tho f houseund described Ills tcnrches of the house t I on tho day of tho murder und on the following Saturday While ho wns testifying tho pillow I h shams and tho boil spread spotted t i 1llol blood which were taken from tlio hUll Ilood Ito room in which Mis murdered exhibited Marshal Bordon was wero lhlblt1 shal Hllllurd was Interrupted to allow Dr j f learned to corroborate Dr liowon who testi fied yesterday that he found I II Hordons t arms folded beneath her breast Instead of f clasped ovr her head osseveral witnesses for the prosecution stated Whel Mnrshil Hll hard resumed tilt stand he said that neither I f lal rClum nn the t tiny of the murder nor that on the following Saturday levealed n pattorn in i i i sample of dress goods In her evidence at the inquest IUzia Borden swore that I ho had f n sum pin pIco of dress goods In a trunk in tho enmlln attic hut bought some dress goods bile said i at Taunton llllliard said that no dress goods Illard cooal i was found In the trunk in tho attic State Detective Seaver followed Marshal tv ColoIeI Hiiliuid UotoelvH of his march In conjunction i with the Marshal and corroborated him in re J gard to the statement that no drss goods was found In any part of the house John Don nelly a hack drlvor followed DetectiveSeuver nolY said l thlt trlor reached tho Horden bouse j shortly uftor IJ oclock and after valking nbtiut the 11 yard went Into tho barn Ho went I tin stairs in the barn to the haymow Tho hay on the north skin 1 of the burn was closely t packed and looked as though somu one had teen I lying on it I bore tho Imprint flans f 0 betl Ir Don mans form In crossoxamination Mr nelly became badly confused Hu said that ho l 1 could not tell whether the Impression on tho hay won nearer the form of a dog than a man t noltol How doop was HS askud District Attorney 81x Incho said Mr Donnelly How wide was it1 OnO foot said Mr Donnelly after much f i deliberation delheraton Vas it a circular Impress i Yes It was round Then It was only I I foot lone 5 No a foot wide q j we But wide If root circular it was as lone as It r t I j down Yes sir said Mr Donnelly and hesterncd Dr Frank W Dracnr tho medical examiner of Boston and of Suffolk county next took tho r t Doaon said that ho had been rrc ent at t t the Oak Grove Cemetery autopsy und had taken notes of the proceedings After dnsciib jngthB Injuries on Mr Burden he said that In p his opinion the wounds hal been made by Homn edged Instrument ot considerable j oml ed6e weight such as a heavy hutchot or a big F I OPIICCI with a sufTlclently hard hladv Ho did I f i not wih an ordinary no made them Tlio cool of the blade ot an axeaioroundud tvhllo the wounds wet Inflicted by an Instru ment with square ends The witness then described tho wounds In detail num bering them as ho did so Jhe said the wound at the loft temple wan the cause of i F death The thtuknvN of Mr Dordens skull at the thinnest point said tho witness con tradicting Or Uolans testimony was one elxtewith ot an inch The thickest point was r threeeighths of un Inch through I saw evi i dence ofa crushing blow caused by tho blunt r end ol tho inntruinuut i IDtrulult f II you made any experiments with i h blood so as i to givo aa opinion as to tho direc tion It would comoV i I f tou 1 have lad COIO experiments 1 pricked my finger with a lln und let tile blood Cal on a pupur Blood thrown up In forco from un In pIor 1100d I I truiiiont would ho the shupii of u pear and I I thii stern end of tho pear wdVhl bo outward t Blood 6nl small Instiumcnt and striking upward upon a surfulu would hoof the saint t bhnpo I supt ost those wounds woi o Inflicted f with a weapon very hal olnt cannot tell Ihe I V foroeof tho blows dellveietl nor whether they j wore struck by I right or left handed person I can only approximate within sixty minute of C the time of f dealh by the state of coagulation Kfc vt 1 the blood l mv no uvidunca of uny artery t paving been cut I think however that tho temporal artery was in n WHY and If It tutu epa cut through with nchnrji instrument the blood would have spurted upwind Tho distance HIUrtua tance of a 1 blood Himrt from an aiterv varies from two to llvo feel 1 have ccn It cpirt llvo f trot from an adult t t The murdoror must have uoen simttr with Mood I flu blow on thu I Ifjikot Mrs 1Ihl was 1 mlnbloiv I I dout It tu think It was Intended to go there j t n hen Dr 1 lMnpi I r tlnished h u h I court ad iou i riiut until 1 ucloik The I J crowd itt it od In h I u the t HiatH 1 tl Jintll tliQalternooiuossloii Many had brought luiicli I 11 Attheopenlnpof t t tho t a It e mum session 1 Dr Hiindy I 551 I Od I hit I hu Ii tot been a wild I I efuil iiiiin hear the llordtfii lioubo I the mom jnsoftliuinuidor I t t I hUlbiliu h story that I lias t een I rntlrntlr worked on without result 01 rell f Mrs Doha I I i Mnnly I of JOil I I Second h street ulsn i L sadru hut BIIO saw I wildniuiinered man ut tho gatuwuy ul Mi 1 Itoii nn house about ti 1 F Ioel on thl lorllnl of the murdei Iloll lr f tliiignnn anti lieu daughter 1 sworo that I at 11 I 1 clock oil the night id I Aim i Iheyheaidu I I rlnolnthyiUck 1 b l vnnl and thought I was a f jaiin linbing Mr Ilordens fence but did not JnvestlSHte Mfred C InrkKon corioboruted r t lUijkiniii IoiiUHlly uhout thai imprint on thu Iny I in the tutu ii IOIIII t i t ighuiu bworo that Q thio hiah tnt ohii V Mii o in tlio t iinco ovit 1ltll by Ito I body of I Ire Lordeii In tlm spam 1 luuni jiuU Mut Iliuiu lot tuu him when slio r email I out In the SIa Clmrlf lu Itei Sawyei toll how ho Imp i r nwd to rniiuh thn t IIOUHH 01 Mr Hordnn after Ihn milrdur 11 h t tol llmol I was unh iii in i tutu A I Jiiuies lord 0 I lumler h I dealer told I how I ho I u cipuneil th u tnt doorot tho t lolo hoii n two I My 4 nllr tyi iii thor nicn I It h t wan Ihougiit tu Us looked I T Jlii liowen h sw rn that t It I wif end 1 liiMvlui thedffciiojteiehivl 1 HrJJce told her of thu murilur ItisthigifiiPnl iiilnion lion Innight Ihrt hlillii tlm icrliiiumy mm lie I sulliilent to hold Iliirlu Itoi den tlicro Is J nothing but her own ttntoirent I ccrl usly I HI n I hef i II Juni Tho viixunvrU I lustiiu to i uigiit i r iu 11 TtUllXa OfKll 1HK CMttJMtfY ConBJent neparli from Iliit HonlhThe Hit unllon In Indlnnit All of tho members ot tho Campaign Com mittee of tho Democratic National Committee with tho exception of the three assigned to the branch hnadiiunrters at I hloaao and Sen ator M I W Hansom who Is busily engaged In the prosecution of the Democratic campaign In his own State 0 North Carolina were pres ent In conference at headuuatters yesterday llpntdov SluMihan who arrived from Buffalo tho night before to assume charge of tho State headuunrtors was one of tho earliest callers and st ent most of thin day with Chair man llarrltr and his other colleagues of tho Campaign lRn Committee After Mr bheehan conference with Messrs Ilarrity and Whitney they were satisfied that to permit the thoroughly organized Democratic machine to ad smoothly and ollectivuly the antisnapper small boys muut bo prevented I possible from meddling with II LlouUGov Shoehan said that ho had not read Labor Commissioner Pecks teport on the In croa o ot wnges since tho McKlnler bill wont Into operation alt tneretore was not prepared tudlscuiHlt tl Tim momhers of the Campaign Commltteo present bolilos thono named worn Senators Gorman and Drlcu becretaiy Mioriln Treas urer Uoonrtvclt and Messrs Hmalley and Oulncy llesldes the consideration ot tho sit uation In I BIsldl8 I Htnll the I committee listened with special Interest to I reollR t front National Cominltteemelt Miles Itoxttof Now Icrsey mid hush 11 Gordon of Virginia and lldltor 1 1 0 i MattheWM of tho MemplilB I JiciHr ia rcou the condition of the canvass In their respoo thve Status National Oommlttecman fionlon of Virginia snld I Dally Improvement I In the Democrat c outlook In my atato Is I vlfiitjlf Situ party Is thoroughly I atouod und oouductlfig thin most active canipuleti In many uuLucUI oal check has been given Ihn I 1eoplos itni ty ni cuvin ant at all points and that narty Itself Is disintegrat ing I Its I I members hay colD to uiiderBtiind thou tlioy have been math tools ot by tIm Ho itibt I cut ii i uuit huts and no mittui how gieat ItO poverty and business depression which his brought 1 their pnty I Iltl I holng they era not prepaied to t sever lifelong I I associations nnd nivoko u upon the t Old Dominion the horrors which every Southerner believes Inseimrablo from the Torco bill I I it ron itoits and uniomlt tlnc t h work on our hart I hel levi wil I I carry the State for the Democratic electors b the usual iii flint t t y IIJoII political situation In Tennessee grows brighter for the Democrats with each day 1nlolt an Mild Tdltor Matthews I I tutor tho direction of p Chali I man William II Carroll I of our Mate zecutlvo Committee the party is lieoomlng thoroughly I I organised There in no disposi tion to I moderate the power and influence of the hiid I pally Our leaders are going at tho cork juiut it thouh thitY hid 1 serious light I on hall Chief Justice Turney Is I an excep tionally strong candidate for Governor am his candidacy Is I ctcatlng unbounded onthusi n II among old and young Democrats alike Ihel hlnl party has weakened Itself by en ilorsing joY liucliauun because tho substantial I fatpaying i I i voters art cqin ptdled to recognuo thin fact that his administration I has not been I for tho welfare of tlic t Mate His I hesitating course in I d 1101nl I h with I tittu II hon tins gained I him I favor wil no portion of tie community 1 thn caiivusd 11011011 progresses 11 the belief grows among the people of the I otith that It is necessary to make the rosin tection ol the Fore bill Impossible and I thiiVk It will be found that the vust majority Ihln I wi of Southern men will vote the Democratic ticket stiuight as they have always done tcl1 O I U htealey of Indiana tho veteran Washington I correspondent who Is In thin t ciy ahllllol i up the t political situation In this t Mate h called I at heuhiuartcrs h u with chiiflilng tat fri tin ills hOle As I view the t situa tion t IIWS said ho there Is I one certainty In this campaign and that is that Indiana will givo her vote for Cleveland and Mevennon I IMVU not tho t b t pllghtest doubt of I Promi nent Iepnbllcans admit I to I mo privately Men who havci been here and given glowing inturvlews i rugn rut ng liepublican HUCCOSH in tliit Mate when pinned down In nrlvutu con versation lulniit that they dnnt johtusvo what they FillY on tho subject President Harrison Is I managing 01 tin campaign in I Indiana I Iii in uelf nnk is i not making a success otjt His treat ment of Col Dudley to whom he owed so much has made him thousands o enemies In his own pacty Then the State Is I full of dlsap polntd ntllco seeker and Cleveland will best the President by I n very comfortable margin li I njiniln I 1 I Meyers of HarrUburg I said that tho light against Quays return to tho Senate In the western uart II tho Mate will result great Legislative gains to the Deincrnts and xrlt Ihlt it must necessarily nflectthd I hluipitbi lion disadvantage vote on the national ticket tu its considerable State Treasurer Tlliott Danforth war one ot thi visitors at headiunrters Others were ox Concressman Valieo of Connecticut Major Charles S Jones of thoM 1 OKII Iteiniljln ox Senator Genrgo Itaines of Ilochestor exCon gressman W r Southard of Brooklyn James Mclntoshof Wisconsin lioburt Irvvln of Sa vannah Alex Hose of Charleston Excise Com missioner fldreV9ut1d John D Crimmini TILTUfV IroN fiit FlOIT verT llj tied Town In foutli Carolina Aeuluit Him hut lie AVon CIIAKLESTON t C Aug nhe groat bat tle between tho opposing factions of tho South Carolina Democracy is over and tho Tillman or one gallu boy regime will bo continued I For two years rite light was very hot but no blood was plod Tlllmatis popular majority will probably exceed 10000 In 0 tolll oto of UOOUO So far as heard from tho Conserva 10000 tives have carried six out of thlrtylho coun Ies giving thor I representation of I sixty four delegates In tho Convention The Till man les have certainly carried twenty counties and havi 17J delegates There are nine counties yet to bo hoard from electing Tho Tillnmnltus claim eight delegates eaoh Tlmanies cnlm allot these Both Hides are pledged to abide by tho result of tho Drlmary and thero will bo only one State ticket In the field Intlutolcctkn In November unless the Ocitla platform party in tho Democratic Convention which will moot on Sept ail shah nominate a Presidential elec toral ticket not in accord with the national Democratic I platform Tho Cormurvatlves are almost entirely sue cosslul in the Congress nominations Thu ro cut may bo I summed up as follows In I the t First district W IL Brawloy Coiifieivatlve Is I leOlected I by t a handsome majority ovnr William I liam J Strike Piesldont of tint Tarmcrs Alli ance This Is duu to I great extent to the heavy voto polled for Jlrawley III Charleston In the Second district Congressman II I D Till man I who had tine t Alllam opponents has the lead hut may have to eutorn second pri mary The Congresunian Is a brother ot Icy Tillmnn but receives the full strength of the Conservative vote In tho Third district Con gressman loorge D I Jnlinstone who vyux sup port cd by tho Conservatives boat A C Lat men tho Tlllmunlto who Introduced the platform in tho State Domoeiatle Conven tion in luno denouncing Cleveland In the Fourth dIstrict Shell tho father of the Tllltnnn movement In I thU t State wan leficctod In h HID Put Congrorsman Hcmphill i Coniervntlve 1 1 probably lllrOihln Vt llul I St rail Tllliiiiinlto The sixth district IK In doubt ami Is claimed by Molaurln thin Tlllmanlto candidate I hun Seventh district IH I still i I I I In doubt with olianccn In favor of E 1 S Morse Concoivative The voto on the Hlhhct 01 prohibition will Irohlhilol not bo known until tho onicial returns conio in In tile election a peculiar feature was the fact that the Conservatives cairled every city nnd town In I the t state They had hoped to got t tie factory vote In I thn t Piedmont 1 t region hit evidently I failed to t doso hl Farmers ADI urllII mice which Is I tho dhuotlng spirit of thin Demouraoy of South Carolina now swamped the Conservative at tho rural polls CI1h1hIES n ILIKTI ioit coxaitms Tho ICejiiibllrun NnmliiHtlon In Ibo New JuinllululU Illmilcl Coiixixn Aug 31rIte Twontynlnth his rich I Ilopublleaii Connress Convention I was called to order at a T i oclock this afternoon and tutu il ci hit I ftrd of Tlmira t was choton Clmli lit it fl Tlio new Twentyninth j al ibti hot Is com priced of tho ioiiHtiuaof CUuiuung bt iuboii hchuyler and Seneca The last immcd county had two sots of delegate present both claim ing to be regular After wianglltig nearly all day among thcmsnlvos thu contest WIIH taken Into tho Convention I which after considering tho ijnastlon for titer 1111 hmir admitted I tho tegular orwhat h I Is known as IIJ t I Sweet faction t j lie nlllnlt lOl o candldntos being In order Chemiing county named W II I ompton o liiniiM Schiier nomlnutoil Diulul Iloach of alkllliiliit McUljeiiejIIIHV laced I in lioiili nation hnilus W I illletl of I Addition benecu seconded 1 tie I nominalIti ol Ilcnch An infor mal bullit gave I Compton I Voles lleach I 11 unit lillluti I 111 1 i I h mung then vvithdiew CniitplonH I flair and rmother formal ballot gain lci 111 votes I and Kcuch 1 On mo tion of Hliooa u unty Mr OillcttH nomination was nuido iinunlinous and following I speech of 1 nccciitiiiiiu by tho candidate thoLViiiventlon I ndiouined Mr I illicit i I I the t h riomlnoe Is Til 1 years old lit Tfis Totmasier at AddUou undor Haves and UarllclU antI is I cii old soldlir Inaur I 1 r 17 r Chisiuts loiiUU 111 But llAiinp Aue tlMr Dlalce Is Im proving undur the masniKo treatment nnd Kwu lisii inoriimvntiuriiiUiO i JI l s now trjlng I ut 111 v hI ufi mtloun Ill half mfildlllou tu hits II 1 a diZ Z AW A r4NlXti 30 BK BKftT UI Ho He Annlled a Polle ma la the eta lloii Iln e 101 Just after midnight yesterday morning a tall welldressed stranger walked Into tho First precinct polico station In Jersey City and asked to bo locked up 0 I cant lock you up the roundsman said unless you commit lomo orlme or misde meanor Tho stranger belled earnestly to bo taken Into custody but Roundsman Flannelly was obdurate Cant do I ho exclaimed 1 little Impa tiently to I you want to be looked up you must commit some crime At that moment Policeman Frank Kelly ono ot the smallest mou in the precinct entered tho station He was citizens dress Ho had no sooner 8laton opened tho door than tho stranger sprang at him seized him by the collar and demanded his watch Kelly not understand Ing tho situation grappled with his assailant and a roughandtumble wrestling match en sued which was HvolT for n tow moments Iloundsroun Flannelly laughed heartily nt first hut Heclng that the affair was getting hit serious ran from behind the desk flout fop aratcd rRI combatants Tho stranger had accomplished his purpose however Ho was made prisoner and gave his name as John W Brown Ho said ho was 30 years old but I refused to give his ooounationi or residence When he was arraigned before Police Justloo hI nrrllnod leloro Ioloe ODonuell yesterday mornIng It was evident I that his mind was uhThcted BfTeptod tlit I didnt try to kill tho man he said but I I am willing to take ten years for It Where do you HYO 1 asked the Justloo 01 le That Is none of your business answered i hotle havo there and tho prisoner You my name tlor that Is all you need to know Just send mp up ni for ton years and 1 will bo obllced to you Tho prisoner whoso name II probably not Brown IH a very respectable and Intelligent looking man er le has the appearance of hay itig been on n protracted spree and is I uppar ently on the verge of delirium tremens Jus tice ODonnell remanded him until today jtrsr JIKK AN AUb1UCAY Leo Charle Kne for UlvoreeHI Wife Ale Conspiracy In an action brought by Lee Charles for an absolute divorce from Mary Charles Judge tllceerlchof tho Court of Common PlOD yes terday reserved decision In hor motion for counsel fee and alimony Tho court attend ants say this IA the first divorce caso brought by a Chinaman In this city Mr nnd Mrs Charles wore married In 1 church in Oliver street on Nov 18 last Hho Is only 17 years old anti is a daughter of Law Chung a welltodo Chinaman leI mother Barbara Is u mulatto Mary IB a vivacious girl whoso features suggest neither Mongolian nor African descent Mho wears her hair in a knot on her head but her appearance Is very girlish nnd she would not attract attention t rac uttirfid In short dresses After tho marriage Charles took his bride to the tenement JH Mott street It Is occupied by Chinamen and over trt I the hall Ioors hang fins and other carts ot flshus On tho Mrst floor is the general merchandise Irbt chandise store of Lung Chong k Co Charlus says ho Is 0 clerk In this firm earn ing but V10 1 month and his board His wife says ho has I large Interest In the concern und In I a partner In other stores She believes he Is worth SI I 0000 le in his action for absolute divorce Charles makes his fellow countryman Une Toy co respondent Ung Is a young laundryman who lives in harlem and hag kept his pigtail Mary says her husband who had tired ot her formed a conspiracy to ruin her She says that she was I ordering I ng to leave her room when her husband nl friends forced their way In Three days after sho had Ung arrested for his conduct When arraigned before Justice Dlv verhe was sent to the Island for six months in default of bonds for his good behavior She says her husband subsequently secured his releaso by going on his bond BKAT THE lOrrCEJy He Had llcrn Rent Out to Break Up the Gang or Loafer Theres tho copper that put me away for ninety days was tho remark that Patrolman James howe of the Second precinct of New ark heard last night as he was passing through Morris avenue near Now street and tho next Instant he received a heavy blow on tho nock Bovvo drew his club R throe men throw themselves upon him One of them supposed to bo John Curley took Boo club from him and hit him on the head Bowe fell and was kicked and beaten unmercifully by tho toughs Thoy mado their escape than und half an hour later Howe entered tho Second precinct station and in a dazed and incoherent manner told his story Ha was sent home titter the Polico Surgeon had dressed u I scalp wound for him Later Thomas Kinney and Joseph McDevett were looted up on suspicion of being in the gang CurIo who has just returned from the penitentiary and is said to have been Howes chief assailant is at large as is 0 man named company OBrien who is suspected ot being in Curlays Bovvo was on detail duty being sent out to break up tho gang of corner loafers of which his ussallantK wero members Hu was to moot two other ofllctirs In Central avenuo und arrest the members of tho gang many complaints having been mado against them A Straightant Republican Ticket In North Carolina VASHISJUTOX Aug 31T B Eaves Chair man of tho North Carolina Republican Com mittee had a lone conversation with Secretary Foster Commissioner Mason and other He publican leaders here just before his visit to New York from which city he has just re turned i is understood that at this confer ence the programme to be followed when tho I Bopubllcan Convention maotii in Italoigh on Kept 7 was practically agreed upon I was thought advisable to put a straightout ito rmhlfran ticket In tho field with Judge William P Bynum as Gubernatorial candidate In case ho can bo Induced to accept the nomination When last hoard from ho declined to permit tho ute of his name 1 ho persisted In his re fusal James K Boyd of Greensboro Is to bo second choice It the Convention will not uocept Mr Boyd the name ot Judge Purchns of Statosvlllo Is to lie presented us third choice Thn fusion with the Third party 1 plan urged by Dr J J Mott has lost favor Meetlac or Colored Hepublleaa The Colored Republican County Committee hold 0 meeting at lull West Twentyninth street last night which was presided over by I President K T Matthews Dr Milton Williams I made a speech on tho necessity for concerted action on the part of colored Republicans no I matter what silo thoy took In the Derrlck hiulth fight for membership on thn I htnto Committee Thero was consider able talk about sending delegates to the State 1 Convention of colored ItopumlcunH to bo held In Tiny on Sept t and a resolution was adopted asking the delogutus from New York sen that this city Is lint disregarded In time distribution of ofllces The lutist lon ol secur ing a pnimunent meeting place for Iho com mittee was referred to tho Executive Commit tee with power flint Revolt In tlm Aldrrmanle Board There was much speculation among local politicians yesterday as to what effect the ac tion of certain members or the Board of Aldermen thu ut Tuesdays men In leaving Council chamber days meeting may havo on their chance for renomlnutlon and return to the Board nut placn of Aldorman will be much more de sirable next year than It has been for many tears owing to tho lengthening of tho term to I wo yearn und thu power which thu oxcNo law confers upon tin Board to giant ullnlght I liquor licenses 1 was suggested ynatorduy 1luor thut t the iiiipuient revolt of some I uf the t Aldur men Ia result in their being turned down in tie pKiBiurloj not 1 month New Jersey Dcuiocrnl letting to Work The Executive Committee of tho Democratic Society of Now Jersey held n conference In Taylors Hotel JOIBBJ City yesterday after noon with the Advlsoiy CommlUiio of tho samu organisation Fncouraging reports were received from all parts of the State 1 was decided to hold a nmss meeting In Camden on Sept I the day prior meotnl Convention ol Dumocrutincluhx There will be a pimidonf Ullormto chubs iiftturthiu convention Orver Cleveland will h h be Invited I toattoud I thl t Conven tion I was decided at t the conference to begin the ell cubit Ion of campaign Ill Iuro lt onco ant not wait for thu Democratic Slate Wii IJolocmlc Committee to ant Another conference will bo held on Sept III i Ibo Dear aAd JHumli Vitarant Kntd I Wa Tough A vagrant with a painted tin sign on his chest was captured by the Newark police yen turdny The sign Informed the public Hint hut hcaier was deaf and dumb and also poor When he was being led to his call he recov ered tile speech and romaried This Is tough to be nrrokted two hour utter getting Into town Hu WitS tent up to thu pon onlar for uinuty Lllflb t4i WHERE IS JORDANS BODY I IT WAS JOT ON TUB ILAIFOnM 1181IE UK HAl BEKV WOKKlXa Whea the Well Caved In a Roof Wo Foraitd Ur th Ilalform I avlac n Mpae He ta Feet Hl aIII Tool Cone The whereabouts of the body of welldigger Peter Jordan who was burled In Farmer Coxs well at Great Nock a month ago whllo bricking up the sides I now a matter ot un certainty Contractor Henry Bahr who was engaged a week ago by Coroner Schonck to find the body yesterday reached the platform whore Jordan was at work thirtylive foot from the bottom of the well and where It was generally believed b all who knew anything abouttlie work I that tho body would bo found But Hie body was not there and It was with workmen signalled to an uncanny feeling tho shnnlod bo drawn to the surface again Instead ot finding a disfigured body on the platform weighted down by tons ot sand tho workmen burst Into a kind ot cavern the blackness and stillness of which wore ap palling Thor stood eroot on tho platform on which Jordan worked and their footsteps awoko weird echoes from the hollow well be neath Homo of the wooden wedges used by Jordan In his work lay around whllo tho boards of the platform woro as even as when ioardl 11aUorm laid by tho burled workmans hands When the rescuers had partly reeovoiod from their astonishment they obtained a candlo and by its dickering light began to explore tho cavern I was 0 portion uf thu original well solid as when first put together Tho planks ot the sheathing which bold bank tho sand whero ho wits working woro nil In tact for over throe foot above tho platform Tho caveIn started far above where Jordan was working and tho plunks which burst out from the sides ot tho well formed a roof ovor tho solid sheathing seven feet high Scarcely 0 handful of nand had crept through the crevice to the platform beneath Cold sweat poured off the rescuers during their brief examination of the place The sight of their own shadows cast by the sputtering candle was sufllclont to mako them start The disappearance ot Ihu body made them feel creepy Contractor Bahr has boon engaged hazardous undertakings for tho greater part of his life and la not n bit superstitious but yesterdays developments came near gutting tho better of him When the men had somewhat regained their composure Contractor Bahr loosened some bricks from the able ot tho well and threw them down luto the black pit beneath lit platform Thor was a hollow sound as they struck the water and silence followed The well was throe feet and eight Inches In diame ter and the platform which was composed of throe loose boards left a small space on either side Among tho theories advanced when the platform was first reached wits the ouo that Jordan had had warning In time to raise one of tho boards that formed his platform and drop Into tho well beneath trusting that tho platform above would l keep out tho sand until he was rescued Beyond dropping u lew bricks down the well contractor Bahr took no other means of ascertaining whether tho body was down thero or not Ho was positive that tho body was not In the bottom ot the well Neither the bucket or any of Jordans tools were found on or near the platform and Bahr believes that Jordan saw the walls above him bulging and hastily throwing his tools in the bucket caught hold the rope nnd shouted to his helpers on top to hoist him out and that he was naught by the falling sand when a few feet above tho planks that roofed over the place he had just quit This theory Is I partly borne out by Jordans helpers who say that they heard him cry out to man the windlass as the sand began to fall The men sprang to the windlass but they wore under the Impression they had only made several turns when the rope became taut As It only takes now about half a min ute to hoist a bucket from the bottom of the shaft It Is probable the men drew tho bucket higher than they thought as the man who first seized hold of tho windlasn had time to call his companion to his aid before the rope drow taut According to present figurine there remained only six feet of Ihe well unexplored The well originally was 108 feet deep When It caved In Jordan was working thlityllve feet from the bottom or seventythree feet from tho sur face Contractor Bahr began sinking his flrst shaft fortysix feet from tho surface at the hot torn of the circular shaft abandoned by Wil liam 1ato and his men when the sand showed nn Inclination to heave in the side of tho well again Tills shaft of Con tractor Bahrs was simply n wooden box 4 t feet square built of heavy twoInch planks It was 14 feet long and was forced down as the sand was dug out underneath On thin way down the men found the rope which was fastened to thn bucket and for a tlmo It served a guide AH they dug It out it got In tho way und several times they cut It oil even with thu ground and finally lost It alto gether Tho cavity discovered yesterday was seven feet high making in all 17 foot between the surface of the ground and tho platform that had been gone through leaving only six feet more to complete the distance of 7U feet from the platform to the surface Contractor Bahr fays ho will find the body in this portion of the well today After satisfying himself that the body was not in tho wolf 1 beneath the platform Bahr started his men to filling It In More than fifteen tons of sand irene required to fill up tho thirtyfive feet and it was about quitting time when the men finished tho job Tills morning the small shaft eighteen feet long which was telescoped insIde the larger one on Monday mornlnc will bo hoisted out and tho hide filled t up Owing to tho pressure on the Me shall Bnhr says it will be Impossible to rauo it so tin will cut through tho side about the spot whero hu things the body will ho found and will then tunnel underneath until he finds It TJftT KILLKH TilE DOCTOR Deputy Sheriff Went to Arrtit Dr Lyon and He Shot at Tuem WIXNEMISSETT Ha Aug 11Dr D S Lon leading physician of thin State was shot and mortally wounded by Deputy Sheriffs Perkins and Austin at 5 oclock this afternoon Ho was resisting arrest lesterday 1 afternoon Dr Lyon presumably a lit of temporary insani ty eliot at his vUfe and his flftoonyoarold daughter A warrant wns sworn out against him anti the deputies wont out to make the arrest t arrusthei Perkins presented thin warrant Iyon fired at him but missed Then 1 POlkln anti Austin returned lire shootlngsoven times Only two shots took effect one ahoy Lyona left I eye and lodging In the skull thn other be tween th eyes penetrating the brain Dr Mellette wini wns Immediately called to attend tho wounded man sue that lucre U little hOIo 01 bin recoveiy Dr Iron Is 51 years old a graduate of tho Ililverdlty of Virginia hue t University h i of the City ot New Yoik one of I tho unlvoiHltles of Berlin and of Yale College class ol 1 nit He Is alto a prominent Democratic politician Coy Flow r lit mIir illroiiducl RAHANHO INN Aug ill Gov Flower anti party returned here itt 2 oclock from Iholr trill to Lako Placid Stops woro nuido at the Am persand Algonquin and Millers Saranao Lake House The party passed tho night at the Mirror Lake Hotel Into this nflvrnoon thedoveinor I started on a Ilphlng trip t vvllli h P I K i irlswold of Albany and others Hu was quite successful landing sovoiul larKoslzed trout Tomorrow I hu Governor will start for Smiths Lako Ho U I Anxious to go deer hunt I ing and Dr Samuel I H art oC Albany will probably arrange a party for lint puri i IOItJ Dr Walter H Webb t has ofTeied the freedom lila hunting preserve Tonight tho Governor held un Informal rucoptlun in thu parlors of Hurauao Inn I ol lnmiiut In fioail IIiullli AuuNy Aug illDr W K I Mllbank of this city who has just t returned from un European tour which he made with Col Daniel Lament of Now York city says Ihn icports about the prccaiiouB condition of Mr Lamont are un true und that he lit not siiflei lug from an un lurgemtnt of tIn liver I Dr Mlltank sari thllt Col Lutnunt was In good health when he loft him Iwo weeks ago The trip abroad had greatly benefited mm nK ho had been suffer Ing from norvoiis prostration caused by over work lleforn sailing I the t Doctor advised Col lamont not to return to t IhU country during the I catul paign unit ho will remain ahioad until October or ember spending good part of the tlmo m bcotluud III Andaver heresy use to reap BOSTON Aue Itfho Andover heresy case will be reopened tomorrow Two clerical complainants have demanded that tho Hoard of Ylvltors resume their Investigation Into the doctrinal soundness of Dr Smyth and the IIrat hearing in tho how series has been itS signed for Thursday The meeting will be held at thu Mansion House on Andover Hill but If tho precedent of C foimer year Is fol lowed the publlu will bo admitted and In that cabo adjournment to Dart let thn pel will have iu be made IL GLADSTONE ATTACKED Of A COw She Kaoeka Him Dowa and Trample OB III but It Eaeape Scrlon Injury LONDON AUB 31Whllo walking In Hawar dou Park yesterday afternoon Mr Gladstone was thrown down and trampled on by n straf cow Ho was severely shaken up but wag not seriously Injured Tho cow was bought br Paul Jonas one of Mr Gladstones tenants on Thursday at tho Chester Fair She Is a heavy powerful animal and previous to the fnlr had suffered no restraint She became ugly when tied In the barn and botweon Sntutday anti yostor day broke throo halters Yesterday noon slit again broke loose ran through tho open door and entered the woods around llawardon Castle Mr Jones men otter a short pur suit gave up tho chase although they had boon warned that the cow was dangerous No notice was given tho pooplu In Ito custlo that tho cow WAS loosa In the woods and III tho aflornpon Mr Gladstone after a drive with Mrs Gladstone alighted tIn park ns Is hU custom to walk the rest of tho way homo Alto carriage had hardly disappeared when thin cow crashed through tho bushes directly In front of Mr Gladstone Ho stood Btlll An soon an tho cow sap him oho charged furi ously Mr Gladstone tried to dodgo behind a tree but the cow was upon him In a moment Site knocked him down trampled him and tried to gore him but us her horns turn back she was Unable to plurco him with them Sir llaOstone regained his prosencoof mind after tho first shuck and lay perfectly tlll t un til tho cow paused for u moment when ho slid from under her jumped nnd run The cow pursiied him but ho managed to keep tho trees between htm and her until she wearied of tho chase Sho Bcamiiorod off and Mr Gladstone walked home Ho was nervous und Bomowhut bedraggled but otherwise appar ently unharmed Ho drove In tho park toward evening Today ho attended church and but for 0 noticeable paleness seemed to IIUNO re covered completely The news of Mr Gladstones encounter had hatdly got itbroad whim It wan learned that In tho IVenliiB a guest ot tho rnhtlo whllu out walking luaU been attacked by the BaIllO cow nnd had been seriously Injured This morn In n hunt for tho cow was organized rind she WUB shot load by Tom Balluy a young inca of local celebrity Linouciiini CKXSURKD Many Cnatulunrn IhlnU lie Slum Clone Too far In His AtlitcU tin hue Queen LONDON Aug tlMitsI of f lie newspapers today condemn tIme obstinacy shown by Mr Lahouchvro In Insisting after Mr Gladstones assumption of entire responsibility In thin mat ter that Mr Gladstone was not responsible for Laboucheros exclusion from tho Cabinet They dcclaro that Mr Gladstone hiatt fully re futed tho allegation as well as snubbed the ullegator TIm Uhrmihlr Iaborand Liberal or gan is a notable exception among the London newspapers on this subject rite Chronicle ex presses time belief that the question of royal power ought to bo threshed out The Iatl Mall flaieHi Liberal pays The Premier in complying with tIme objection of thti sovereign to a nomination accepts the whole responsibility Ho can Insist upon his nominee If ho chooses but If hu dons not think his proposed colleague of stifllclent Importance to justify the necessary pressure bonus no right to shelter himself under thin objections of tho sovereign The V niiimx llairttr Conservative Bays Tho lladicil view of tho Queens position and rights Is of more importance than that touch rracked vase Mr Labouoheres reputation for decency If tho Uueen acted us described she was absolutely justified On tho strident con stitutional theory hint the Crown has a choice if the Iromier begins a course of hardly con cealed revolution with n chance majority de pendent upon the Irish vote the sovereign might dismiss the Ministers dissolve Parlia ment and appeal to tho country The Uliibr Conservative says It Is an ex ceedingly strange doctrine that holds tho Crown THIS no port of right to an opinion as to the choice of Ministers Cass aro easily con ceivable whore tho neglect of hue sovereign to intcrtoro would bo u grave broach of duty A Victory for thf Ameer LONDON Aug 31A despatch from India says that the forces o the Amoor of Afghanis tan Imva won an important success over tho Hazaras The latter alter a severe conflict in which 4i0 of the Afghan troops wore killed were compelled to ovuuuatu Kamsun which place was at once occupied by tho Afghans Much discontent prevails among thin Ameers troops owing to lack of buppli and many are deserting ArcenllnuM Finance LONDON Aug HI A despatch to tho Standard from Buenos Ayros says Tho budget will bo presented to Congress tomorrow Tho rev enues are estimated at ft lOI 10000 and the expenses at 1UIUUUUOO Tho political af fairs of the country are still unsettled It is said that hefior Plaza haadocliuudthu Finance portfolio Note of Iorelcn llutiprnlns The Swedish steamer Dymphma has been burned at sea No lives weiu lost Tho head of dock No 4 at Dromon loaded with cotton and spirits was burned yesterday Thin damage Is estimated ut Sl oOGO The lllght Hon rohn Morh y Chlof Secre tary for Ireland hns gone on n vilt to Andiew Carnegie tho American iron millionaire at the I lodge at Loch Hauuoch Perthshire icotland The Salvation Ariuv at lustbourne Eng land will I I hold an Immense I parade today to celebrate tho repeal of the law prohibiting processions with hand accompaniment In thut borough flit repeal gous in forcu today rite Belgian minors tlrlven through the violence of Trench miners to I leavn their em ployment in I mines I In tinnorth I of I Trance I are returning to IKilclum full of hatred towaicl the French and crying Down with Irincu I They threaten reprisals I against thu I rroiich for tho Injury done them Babcock Will Gel Hie Mousy cud u Wile WAUKESIU WIS Aus ilTle engagement James L Biibcook of Ann Arlior Michu and Miss lUliv Stanley Duller of this placo Isun nounciul Mr llabcoik is lie young man who for tlm last two t year Ims boon t mada tho t tar Bet of more cc iii iii ii tt i cu thin it fiom women than tiny man In I tho I cnuntiy i His I i I uncle Luther I James 1 thought t n gnit deal of Mr hut hjootk When ho died In ho left him all his property amounting 1 to I Mioral hundred unit rand clotlai on iimdltion that lie marrlud within llvn yoani If I f h i u failed to I do so the us late was to bo divided umoni tho heirs Fimlnurit 1 Sloviiiirni orrifliir I mill Ctitlu Itirriuio Aug Ph I lot eastward movomont of flour and gilt i ii from thn t i t oet ttu runt git lluf 1 faIn for time month of August shows an In crease of 51 lll7in 5 1 banlift l In I the t recid its of flour anti an Incriiim of liJVMs usholi in HIM recolplM ot giain IMlmalliig iloiu as wheat uta compared with I it IB smm month ltst 1 year Tho riMoiil1 tot the I nionlli vom 7 buuiuoi Ihe I iiiinlpjH from tlm ijatum ing i of navigation i it tit t ii wirulliWOiiJ I t biishols ns ngnint JiiOJJbH bushels iu tho sumo period lut I ear Tcnnt rr Ciiu Iota Mart Hurk to tlie Mine Kthiirnir g 31Thin ninety convicts who wore nlcastfilnt Oliver 1 h Springs by min t ers during I hit recent mining t ran hi a In I Kast TonnessiO loft horo tonight for that placi In chaigiiof Ivvontilhoguard i Ipon rpirh I ing CoiilCiiik i soviiityllvii f soul I ors will I I au company IlKiu I to their destination nnd ru main on duty I here t Tomorrow I 00 convicts will bo M itit to Titcy i City In cllillgn ol 101 guards ODD t huudied and forty inure will be retuineil thiro In two i or i tlnoo t days aud Jift will Im sent to Inmaii latei Clilldrcu Kllleil by llKlilnlnic LtttflEm Dot Aug illFour ions of rQvtn folliiiK and twit I eons of Mrs Hill a widow ncr playing In a barn near HI 1auls Church his utlernoon when the i tutu II U I no vrax et i tuck by llghlnlng ytilorColllnsaiid I Ira I Hill isutre liiKtantly killed and their bodies teirlbly din llginert lnvin Colliiiti itita sevornly uhocKed Iurhaim fatall i A liriise t btamllng outside wits jtialjvud by Ihu bolt liu Vi HI fliO YISAIU Cal AHB 31A vltlt was made to tho housuof Chris Ihaiih ono of the Collh traIn robberi livdeloetlves jesterday Two lags of Hllvfr containing idtuut lr ni worn dug un on hue promises iansutijbontug are ttlll at lane rxvoid llwatlotwer Mllclitll Wiintt DUarcr rnoMDGSin Aug Ill Tranlc Mitchell the Bwallower has been hunt for into sword n i M v rt v t i t suuii iiuiw ivi somu looking for his wife Hn has begu proceed Ings for a divorce Mitchells wife was LouUa Wilbur und wits a during luroback I rider at one time TllK BBBllIFF aVXOLBD TltE JOB A Good Rhaace to taplnre Bank HeVbet tint Four or Then JK eu e OAtucoR Cal Aug niA daring attempt was niado early this morning to rob the Bank of Cayuoos Fortunately the offlolals of the bank had got wind ot it and wore prepared for lie robbers About midnight five men wont to the rusldonco of Bank Manager Slmmlor and forced nn entrance with the Intention ol making Blmmlor admit them to tho bank Blmmlor knowing of thin attempt was at Limo bank In company with County Sheriff ONoll and throe deputies Ho left a young man WIllie Waterman to take his placo Tho rob bers cauturod Wntcrman and ho led tho man Into tho bank Scarcely hud tho robbers entered when Iho ofllcors demanded their surrcmler They ut once tried to escape and the ofllcors opened lire on them Tho lobbois llrod back As a result ott of thu robbers was fatally wounded hxHherlfi A C Meloon wm wounded but not seriously flit four other robbers escaped Cayucos Is u coast town near San Luis Oblspo anti Is reached by the const steamers whlfli regularly Mop i t on their t trips along the coast and by the sties of time coast lImit which connect It with the town ot f San Luis I t phlspo It I I does a largo bus theta with H rich ilolrv country Ihe location of the town is fitvoutmltie to ut bankrobbing en terprise as It linn n i hack I countiy I ot fontTillln h I sparsely nettled t I I nnd well I timbered I h and watered It would have been easy for n gang of robber after securing their plunder to croBs tho Santa Luchi Mountains by any of the numerous roads and get into thin plains country east of the Salinas Valley It Is Idle to talk of captuilng tlio robbers as they had u good start The Sheriff bungled tho canons bad as the railroad detectives did ut v isullu rucuntly IlJIl AT ritKsn 1OD A Drrullrit Incomotltr lilt nnd Knocked u fielEtit Train Utr the Trark A train ot about thirty empty freight cars bound vest on the Long Island llallroad was run Into by a derailed locomotive of thu Bush wick branch nt Ficsh Pond about 4 oclock yesterday morning und hue entire train with the exception of tha first tluoo cars was ditched blocking lie two main tracks of tho road for several hours The locomotive missed nn attempt to make n flying switch from thin east track to the Dushwluk track and jumping huts rails ran Its nosu Into thin westbound freight which was passing nt tho time lImo first thruo cars of the freight train were safely by vvliun the locomotive knocked thu fourth cur from the track AN each succeeding cur paused by it encountered the locomolivo and went bounc ing from tlm truck Tho freight train Wait oi a down grade sod was under conMderublo neudwiiy linforo the ongluonr was aware of the accident the whole liain I with I Ito exception of tho Hist lime t cars was floundering liotwenn the rail mak ing kindling wood of the ties An they went rumbling by tlm Fresh Pond station splinters Hew In the air from tho shattered plank walks that lino tho tracks theie und u BUI ull Hide platform was knocked out of shape When the train reached hit Orand avenue crossing the cuts began piling ou ton of each other It took tliroo wrecking crows more than six hours to Clear thu trucks 3JIK T1WVH1K AT ZIONXOWX Money and Food Went lo he Lockedout Hebrew from Phlladelvkla MAYS lAxmxo tug 81A representative of the United Hebrew Charities of Now York city visited Xlontown today and brought enough money to keep the lockcdout cloak makers from want until It Is decided what to do with them Early this morning a supply ot food arrived from n Phlladelpla gentleman who had learned of the condition of the starv ing Hebrews Never was aid more thankfully received A subscription lund has been started for their relief und already nearly a hundred dollars bus been raised There is no sign of nn adjustment of the trouble between the company and the poople and they cannot got tho I money due them They are loath to learn their homes which tire partly paid for and the society will do their best to settle mutters in their old channel ABAXltOXED AT SEA The Crew or the Itrlllih Ilnrk XeTado llroujlit Into 1ort YeMtrrduy Capt Harold his wife and the crew of the British bark Nevada arrived here yesterday tho schooner Harold C Reedier having been taken from their waterlogged vessel about lOOmllos south 6f llattoras on AugJ4 The Nevado was bound for Barcelona from Savan nah vvitii a cargo of lumber hho sprang a leak In i u gale and when tim 0 licecher foil In with her situ huttdtwelvt foot of water In her hold It may have been tho abandoned hark Nevado that tlio schooner Din E Latham which got in vederduy from Furnnudlna Flo sighted southeast of Hattoras on lire The Nevada wan In the track of coasters anti It Is likely that sho was sot ittlre bv some philan thropic skipper OK TlllKF CAVOHT Almrjr Pnrk PolIce Arreil mite Man who ICullbed Paine und Everett Asrinv PAIIK Aue 11Thus morning the Ashury Park polico succeeded In apprehend ing ono of tho lightfingered follows who havo been preying upon tho summer visitors George Brown of Now Brunswick was arrested on information gained from ono of his former pain When taken before Jnstlco Borden Brown confessed that ho was guilty of the last two robberies reported those of Italph D Palno the Yale athlete anti Boyd Everett of the American Book Company Blown was re leased only lust Sunday from 1resholU jail whore hu had boon conllnod for petty larceny Tho pollcu aro still at u loss to account for the many other robberies of tho season Father llcnrlcl Very Inw Pirrtiuuiinit Aug 31 Father Honrlcl tInt venerable President of tho quaint I ouomlto Society is believed to bo dying A member of the Kconomlte Society said today It Is only a question of a few days before ho answers the llnal summons When Father hound Is no more the quarrel In our ranks which found public expression in time threat ened suit of Henry Felcht for reinstatement after he had been dismissed frunt f i membership and tIme recovery ot tlm fortune hix parents placed In tin coffers of the society will re opou i hit heirs of tho old memheis of the society will probably begin n concerted move ment to wrest from the society the great wealth ot their ancestors Th foreign heirs under lie t leadership i of Comrade Schu mu lilt of Wurtomherg have already iilnced I their t claim In I the t hands ot their t American solicitors two lawyers of Philadelphia A Mill nt Aliurr mamiu AMirnv PUK Aug il Frink Johnson of Trenton und Clnroucu dunning son of Dr Gunning of New York camo to blows tonight on the I boardwalk I over t tin p sfoit of nn unoccupied chair dunning I wlilo seated in I ono I chilr undertook to i morotolUe a second one u for his l feet Johnson cuie u along I and claimed It for his Invalid wile dunning in fused to suirouder It and froti hot I voids they came to blows lolinton tni1 I I dunning over the t head with a heavy cane Oflerh I t Interfered I and ainHted both men They unio taken ut i foini Justice of tint Pei who decided lo dismiss thu coniplniut of dunning upon the cinund Hint t hiti wth tlio I t ain or and was not I entitled toocoupy two clwiii 5 i niisril ur Jlnrilcili K rtm Infant Pif iisniHii Aug Ill firs II A V llolT man of Hock I City town f of Milan Dutches I I comity wns arrested und lodged In the Dulihcseountv iall today charged by thin Coronals jury j wltli lielnicHponsible t 1 for the t death I i of n female I Infant I whose hutaut I fitS re itt his suuo loiind In u i eek In Milan last tutu thtiy CoionerCiill I held the inquiist today and thu woman vvis nuibtud soon nltei tho vrtidlet was milminced Mrs thou flint H HyiMih nf in ind hut husband luC hhitt 1 coitlile lime lived four lea If ut Ioc City I and u elms similar I m to I thliono I u vvis thought h to Ut chugvublo to them Lw u yuarmigo The JHigvl p fIg Ilrnlr Uiinii Pa Aug III The crowd of farm ers nml vUitors to the ginnijorsbig exhibi tion I ttidiy t ut I Wllilnnis I u u Imvo vvua ostlniutod i it JIUnO Tho lion M l Iliosluf member of Coiurtbs I from LancKhlur I giivu them u lull I u I h on iigricultiireiiiid I miii i it mew Inrfot I tho t featuios uif the piculo this ufterioon was u Itt u stock parade Wont Cmnnnilr Tult Shall hrulcnrr IuirioM ii Va Aug III I A despatch from Blue Bldgo Springs says that lov McKlnncy IIBS telegraphed the attorney for Tult Hall as follows After careful examination of the papers In thin CAPO I decline to pardon or com uiutu tho Stiitenci of tho Couit1 I I ARREST OF A CLEVER THIEF fan A rKAJt Inc HAS MASQUERADED AS A 1141LWA V 1tlXTAL VLKJ1K Ml Uniform nnd ills Amliicltv Iroecle4 Him Iron thet Pnller Irrhnp Ha Ia the Ioncnnuclit Koulie or Mail tVnKonc United States Post Ofllce Inspector Harts horn thinks hohas caturid tho uobbet or one of tho robbers who stolo seven bags ot mall from two vans on hue ferryboat Orange on its trip from Now York to Hoi okun halo on the night ot Fob 2 John JGl tin is hue nauno of tho prisoner who linn travelled under many aliases during his career of twenty years Some of them are Handsome Charley Charley lllchardson and Uwjor YoungGljnnsliom Is at 8 I Ninth avenue Vlion ho was captured by Hallway Postal Clerk W 1 McLaren In thai ynrda of the Penn sylvania Kallroad In Jersey City Sunday noon hu lund in IIB pocket three letters which had been stolen from n private letter box on the pier of tIme Provldenco lIne boats North River and on his head n brakomuns oap which he had just Molelt Post Ofllce Inspector B 1L Camp ot thin Philadelphia division butn booa trying to run down Glynn h for mow than a year Ho had bcon palming himself off on postal clerks and railroad conductors on all thin railroads running out of Jersey City an a postal clerk and secured free rides In tho postal cams Ever time ho did this tItan was aUavs sure to bo something missing Letters would bo stolen and vnllsex I would disappear I It wo a year ago hist spring that t dluin C t I began his optutitloits He stolon 1V i J vullne belonging to iv Iunusylvanla I i I liii I road postal chirk and sent the contents to him bv express to Harris burgh keeping and pawning the valisE OnI 1 my I ii t I i in I liiHpector I Carii I lonniod h that Glvnn had bovii noon to board a Lohlgl alloy I I t train t I nl I oiti flu toil itit and telegraphed tpthiHhleiuf h Piillennt Tantim to arrest him itsut tlieuitleiuuiit was imitutle Lu mtnrest lie youn ilcHloiudo ho was found on the train with n postal clerks uniform on and convinced the ofllcei that ho Will Ii Iiuittd States official on duty and exempt fioni arrest Glynn fame buick fiom tills t trip on McLiuens train and McLaien allowed him lo u tide In tlm postal car bellovlng hi story that he was a postal clerk On I that occasion lie stole a lag belong lug to Itrukeinnn Davo Miller who also saw him when McLaren was out of thin car tear several letters tip and throw thorn I out ot the car window Thuso loiters Glynn took out of his uockut Postal Clerk Moljiron was sent to tho Penn sylvania depot Sunday on business Omit thpra saw McLaren Tliarv was a mutual recogni tt tin and the t young thief t took 1 to i his heels JIcLurun I was the Hooter and iaturcd I him Inspector Hartshorn was summoned and found on Glynn thu I stolen letters inferred to belonging to employees of I the Providence line u liiakciimn I u tnlge b and two t watch cli ii hits Thoprlioner merit sed to t tell t I wild a ho lived I but a suhpntiu I for him as a witness found on huh it person gavo the t I it turin oh ho it His I room was at ton West Twcntvfointh street and t thin under IIH bed was humd I stored a great deal of railroad Muff conductoiB1 punches duplicate and eMlmiigo ticket report blanks and a key ring with a Iliunlarm key The key rlne liorDthe I niimcs T Ie tutu nnd 1 W Levins A hutch of 1 PaWn tickets for watchoo vnllis nnd other i valuables was also found Onoof the vallsew was tint property of Con ductor Kelly of time West Shore Hallrond hymn Is now in the I Hudson county jail under commitment hyCommissioner Itomulne Inspector Hartshorn KUVH that bo has no doubt ho will ho aide to fix the theft of the B ven loiter pouches on tin ferryboat to Glynn If he does there will bo SldOO reward otlmtij hv PostmasterGeneral Wnnamaker to be paid to Postal Clerk MoLaron Hock mid Rye Took Sits Purse Lizzie Flanimgan who Is known among her f acquaintances on tho Bowery as Hock and Bye was arraigned in tho Tombs Police Courtyesterday morning charged with having stolen Dvvan Meymeilaus pocketbook con taining a diamond ring worth 40 and 10 In cash Moymorlau Is a Frenchman 21 years old He is u typesetter and lives at I4H Third ave nue Ho is also a member ot the Young Mens Christian Association In good standing as is attested by a certiorate found In ills pocket book On Aug IH Moymoriau met Lizzie on the Bowery After he left her he found that his pocketbook was gone Hn notified tint policewlio arrested the woman Tuesday night The Y M C A certificate nnd n pawn ticket for lie ilng wero found in her possession Slit was held for examination tomorrow Liz zie has been under arrebt soveral times before upon similar charges Melze4 tbe Dredging riant Several United States deputy marshals started from Brooklyn on Tuesday night for Port Jefferson on the Sound and seized the en tire plant of Itfchard Parrott who Is under contract with theOovornmonttoilredgo 45000 square yards of sand from the mouth of Port JofTer nn harbor Several libels had been flied In lie Inltcd States Court against Mr Parrott for supplies furnished him Tho processes are returnable on Sopt 14 and unless tho claims art paid the expensive plant will ho fioldand the money divided among the creditors It is thought that Mr Punott will not bo able to llnibli his contract Killed by Truck 11 J Vrhllo the tender belonging to Engine Com pany 11 was being driven ton lInt In lllvlng ton street last night it inn over Albert St Andrassy 7 years old killing him instantly Tho tender was driven by John Beardon of 518 Grand street who isa sparo driver He was arrested hut was released on parole Tin i boys mother who lives ut JUU Wlllctt street witnessed the accident Henry Koonlg thu 13ycniuhl boy whose logs woro cut oft by a Hudson lilver Hallway train in Ilevviith avenuo on Tuesday night died yesterday in thu Koosevvlt Hospital Thn Mun Imm Nlunlird In Head George W Ircen tho colored waiter who was plashed In Ito abdomen with a razor while In lied at his home nt 304 West Fortieth street one day last wook by llohmt Dunn also a colored man dlod in the lloosevelt Hospital yesterday Dunn who was jealous of Green bociu e he paid attention to Mrs Dunn and eullcd her by her Chrltlnn name made hN escane and hit i still at larise His homo is at Monteluir ACT 111 cut on Mr Aleximuer Yueht Kupphn A tub In the holler of tho steam yachtBap pho owned by Henry Alexander lyIng nt thin foot of Sixtieth slreet Brooklyn exploded last evening nnd Tnglneor Gcorgo llohdor ageJ 115 yeam and m Tlrenmn I I John Walsh I aged 1110 were severely fictililed by the I escaping steam llohder 1 u was attended h by Ambulance Surgeon McLean I nnd taken t to his I homo at CHSiThild u I nvvniiu iiiul Wulsli wa rouiuved to the Henuy Hospital Iliiuur Men tnnvnition The annual Stat Convention of time Liquor Men Is I to t he held at bnucurhund Hall I In Brooklyn I on te hit I i Tlio local I Wine Liquor mil lieer DoileiH1 I Asuoclnllon have wiado nr laiiguiiienth I to loyally m olitui lain thoWU I dele gujes iluriiiillielrnojouni in lliooklm and t li0ii has hcen iiniiropilated for that rur iii use Mayor iuni will I welcomo thin delfl iuts mit thut Ilihtf I iiiuiiltitt IV JJII I till I i I Beach J Hotel I I will I bulnolmlcd In I tho t fnstlvllias I 4 Wou lin Tree rlioUrbli Thn contest for nw free ticholiirshlrs In Pt Inters College Icrfoy City was decided yss erdiy Thero was a large nunibpr of con test ii nts Ihe sueeoxhful I iii mist itirtu were utr ckl 1 lliituhiv of est Hohokun William ugland of PiieiBon lilrt S Ijinlean Kd iii rut Mcilart and nultnrMeioy u of Jersey City I m t A xlxlli Hclioliiislilnwhlch had herotnovncunt wasumiiiluiit i John McJoiina ot Newark Turn to the F fijtt 1 moiliciiio If youro a weak or t oiling wo m nn Its lr Picrioa Fit tnri to Pro Bcript Ion If youro over vioiJuxl or run a down It build c r you up if youre titlllcttxl witn any of the distressing ilcraujjo nentjj anil diordors pmillar toyour box it rlkvra tint cures tit improve ill costiin invigorates thin syptcm cnriihes the blood dupuU 01 box und pauis iiiITiiholy and nonoiisnesK produces icfroshlnz m bleep antI ixi tore i flesh ami Mrrn tli In tho cure of till functional illsturlKiuecs weakness not IrrcyularitliM its yvamnlenl to give tmbfactiim or the money is iffundnd It diKi nil thats chiimiil for it or it fouldnt be toll hi ohs wnj i5 Tiuai the jmttliar plan all Dr Pierces niclicmci are sold un It n ft legltiimitu innlMnr not a licveraga Contain no alcohol to ImliriaUi no syrup or HUj ur l i uutJ or ferment In the stomach and cause tUlroij Ak peculiar in iu niarvalouk 1 Kiuvdial rcaultu ui ui ita pomjx iUoa 1 BBv k

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I 4 o I I I ¼ 1 j T1IK SUN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER I 1852 6 I MISHAP TO THE PRESIDENT WIlIrOJrN rnou MR UEIDS ricroitiA INTO A ITBSICUKSTKte DUtlt Xen p VTIIIi H UlUht nrnltr on III L Knt Hurried Relnrn to ehlnilon o eelpt of N x of the fholcmA LOIIE Prlval Talk Tilth Mr Plult Over Ria Letter of ArerplnnreNp In th People or While Plain hr Ib Tnra Rc a llciin Nutlnnil CundliUte rrenMont Harrison who came down from Loon Ldko yesterday morning to spend tho day at Vliltulaw Holds countiy residence at White Plains Intended to Mart back this mornlnc making half a doen spe ches on tho I way At dusk last evening hy direction of tho I rrtitdont Charles W Hnckctt Chairman of tho Itepubllcan State Kxorutlvo Committee II announced that tho return trip had been abandoned forth present because of tho np J arancsof cholera at limo port of Nexv York Tho President Informed Mr Hackett that ho t lt It to bo his duty to be In VashIngton Whither he would proceed Immediately Tho poechmaklng Ill and the reception at Ilcrkl Warner Millers homo will mer exSenator Wnrler llorR wi oomo lator Tho President tolccraphed Mrs Harrison of the gravity of time situation anti left White Plains lust night for Washington Chairman Hnckott telegraphed to all points In the Itinerary mado up for the President announcing tho necessity for the change In to programme The Presidents train was an hour late yes terday morning I was tho Intention to cut out Ids special car Traveller nt Molt Inn and switch It on to time Harlem track for White Plains Owing to the detention tho car waR run down to tho Grand Central Matlonnrrlx Ing there just boforoO oclock A special engine With a baecaRO car for ballast and ho I Pres Idonts our then stirtod had nnd was flagged Mott Haven to allow Cimairnian Thouins Henry at Jol IIen nlow Chnhllul hois Icn ry CarloI Ild Hussell HarrisonthoPrcsldents I aD to get aboard They had been waiting for two hours The President and Ids prixuto nocrctary Elijah M Halford and Chief Clerk Tlbbotts greeted time visitors anti time special itoamod ahead nt a lively unco from Whito Plains I followed thn 1101 train on which wore Chairman llrookfleld tho Republican Ktato Committee Oon lain Ilmrmnma Treasurer of the same body and Mr Hackett White Plains had been astir sinco daybreak Mr Hold himself had been nt the station an hour or more 1 the pretty girls of the town the old men and the youths and lads and lit tle tots of both boxes were ouL for n holiday I The shop windows and hotel balconies and many homes wnro decorated with bunting Which flapped drearily In tho dripping rain The regular train Wits out of the station but a moment when tho Presidents special trundled around thn eurvo and cnmn to a standstill Mr Held with Mr Ilrookllold Mr Hackett Oon Thomas and Bartholomew Oed I neT 01 years old walled a moment for tho Presidents appearance anti when there was tt4 Itosldont nlPernCe 1 an apparent delay Mr Held entered tho car I and soon reappeared with the President Mr Carter led tho way and as thu President I iteppod from the car a cheer went up from tho little army of hosts The President raised his Derby hat and smiled broadly at the en t thusiasm Mr Hold offered his arm to escort the President to his victoria drawn by ft epanklne team of bays and had cone a tel ortwo over the platform when Mr Oednoy confronted the President Mr Held Intro duced him as one of the oldest Republicans In exJudge William IT Robertsons halllvvlck and Mr Gedney then spoke for himself In a high treble voice he said htQh 11 President Im right glad to see you I I voted for your grandfather fifty yoars ago Im HI years old Ive voted for seventeen Presidents I voted for you and Im going to vote again for you I will probably be my last vot Dont Bay that Mr Oodney replied the President cordially I thank you for your kindness and I want you to live to vote for 1nnT more Presidents lnr Gardner was the proudest man In West Chester county He saluted the President with an oldtime gallantry ns Mr Harrison arm In arm with Mr Reid proceeded on his way to the victoria The President stopped lightly In and was followed hy Mr Reid and the victoria started on a rattling pace for Mr Iteids home at Ophlr r arm four miles dis tant Every vehicle of every description fol lowed on behind until there was I train a milt long The rain came down In buckets part of the way but nothing dampened the ardor of the caravan coming on behind Mr Item car riage Mr Reids homo was reached shortly after 10 oclock and on the porch wore Mrs Held Misa I Held and the two youngest children Ogden 21111s Reid and Jean Temoleton Reid together with their grandfather D Ogden Mills The Presidents welcome was of the heartiest do criptlon lireakfast was ready und shortly crlpton afterward the President rolled out clouds from ono of Mr Iteids fat clears Mr Carter had left the President at tho station return ing to national headquarters Ho returned later In the day with Gen James SCIarkton The Prosldenthad a short talk with MrUroolc held Mr Hackett and ion inomas over inn Republican situation in New York tate and I siuaton I lust at its close 0 closed carriage rolled under the sranlte porch nnd out skipped exSenator 4 homa C Platt accompanied by John E Mil 1 Mr Platt hsd left the Oriental Hotel Conoy Island to catch the 001 train but a detention on this Manhattan lleach road Thirtyfourth street ferry forced him to turn back and take the Bay JUdge route Mr Held appeared on I the porch and erected the Tioga chieftain beam I y The exSenator wore russet shoea light trousers a frock coat and a derby hat He was In his brightest mood and respond Dtr t Mr llelds welcome sid i How are you Mr Vice President The President at tho time was in Mr Held library Pesldont main floor comfortably smok ing his clear Mr Platt dropped his light overcoat In the main corridor and returning to the porch with Mr Held ho Proceeded to the library and stepped In through a window The President rose and grasped Mr Platts hand and there was the heartiest of hand shakes Mr Held retired leaving the President and Mr Platt to confer privately The convcna tion between them run on for nearly two hours letwun thnt time luncheon was ready The President sat nt the head of the table On his right was Mr Platt and on his left hon ator Nelson W Aldrich of Itnode iHlitnd The ether participants were Sir Hold Mr Mills Private Secretary Ilalford Mrs Held Mibf held the two young chlldron Ocden and Sean Mr Mllholland and C W Tyson Mr Jleldu private Heerotury Luncheon over Mr 1latt and Mr Mllholland tuturued to er York Mr Platt speakine of his visit said 111 had a very agreeable Interview with the President I called to pay my reMieefi The Jresidont consulted with me on two or threo points ot his letter of acceptance und we had i an exhaust I conversation on thin campaign in New York and other Ktutes From what I saw of ho Presidents lolO of acceptance the Is a ItrcDI bi document I by no uiuanb ignores Further than this Mr Platt did net care to p eaR Senator Aldilch eonfurreil with tho President concerning enrtuln points in the letter on the tariff quitsi bin Many hail been led to believe tlit the PiosldenlH letter of 15 acceptance wan to hn handed out yesterday i lie brought a rough draft if I ho document with o if him from Loon Lake Iho letter though will not ho forthcoming for Sox 01 il day viii t and the Iresldonts trip to Wudiington will probutdy trl delay Its apieiuixn t Aftei It ha heon 5nt bin broadcast letter over country Jlr Hood v ill issue Imring the altnrnoon oxSenator John C Bpooner the liepublleuncandlihilii for fjover nor of NVIsconnln hud a twohours eonverca tion xxlth thn I Ilocldunt over the t sltimtion in the Northwest uiher xlhltors ineluded Com luodore Arthur 1 dgerton biitemun Cal s V It Cruder Col I A McAlpine und many of Mr He ids neighbors all mUIY As the day Iitureael thin grave nature of the news eoneernlng the eholeia engaged tho Presidents attention nnd at t U itd ii men he de I termined ton to return Immediately to Washing I tonho Presidents proponed rteparture for i AVsslilngton xvas not generilly known at Ophlr Farm until ho liinibulf anuounced I In 0 n short Hpooch thnt t Ito nrule I to ito I V est I idiiister people who tureund lao him with a band I after holier No formal dimmer party bad been ranged nrnuo for hue 1110111 uiilurtilnnmnl Mr Hold Hunt out no Invitations i hut I he Invited I a lev i of the gentlemen who called on time 1rotidont tlurlnc the din tu itat t and dlnu with him Xonoo1 I tll guest vxoroin oiling dreiK und 1111 with the exception of one or two I none of thuiu had come to Iphlr Farm with the wpocUtlon of dining with I m thu Pioldrnt fun iii oiler was referred toiu a ilmpln country meal but that means 1 good deal at Ophlr rarm a It was 10 oclock when tho dinner was i served nnd there were present President lv JUrrlson T I Carter J 8 Clni kion h V 1 ttW Cruger Ames Phillips Jr Ji W Ilalford IU Mills Ogden Mills Hiissoll Harrison Mr Held Mrs Held Miss Held 1 1 Qulgg E F Tlbbott and C W Tyson lulJ HAl an hour before tho guests loft the din Ing room the people of While Plains llye and lortcl119 begun to ffuthcr in front of Mi nell hou e Thor mirovo to 0hlr Farm In carriages anti n IBVT 1 of them wnlkcd The broad verandas of Mr lleld house wore throngjil and loan of tho prusont vvoio ladles The Port CheMer t band I marched upnt 10 elocfc and Mr Held hitrodii the Pros Identtn I the serctiiuliirs lIme President win creeled with cheers as ho walked to the tiour Mr Held mild wolle Krlnnds and neighbors of Vostche ti r There Is I no politics In thin gathering of gener ous citi7n wit ii alit dlstinetlon I of pnrtvisplr itt t itS Neither tire xv tinder nriy Illusion I I I as nII to the sterling Patriotism xxhleh a I Ielleve underlienil political partlesnnd xvhieh nevor 111ollenllrII falls In I i show proper tegard a nil respect for any man who In the high Plnen of Chief Magistrate ot this lepiihllo of slxlyllvo mil lions I I of peoplu has honestly I tried to I din eunice hlo dull hUI811 My simple duty hero nt this moment Is I to thank you for your presence to thank Toti for the I honor i hll I you extend to I my cuet xvho Is the Chlnf Magistrate of tin nation and to hav time honornf presenting him nUll without lurthur I piefnee cJtfU 0 President harrison tpoko as follows I Kiiivx CITUKSS 011 p eIght hoc anti friend anti my friend and hot t bus clio on tho hotter part xvlien hr decided to lieoonin I I enndlihito 0 11111 for VleePteldent I Inder I tlm I I Constitution t he Is allowed iixaeatlon iiauigiii nnlulul 1 111101 Jlllhltri lndei the t t rules I of tho Sdinti nlM wIt Id I he pie hles lit l allowed iMihstllutn ll uiinh teri The President nf the I tnited States oiin nnl t ndlourn lake a reeoss 1 dnxohn 1 upon aiivhoily else the duties lint t ato devolved by the Constitution I upon him I I have been rnmlndtvl here today how little I am able with ntfoienco to thn demands of my IV famllx I tn tho fllll t suggestion of plciuii i to I pontnd 1 mu V own tlmo flue dttmer xvhleh hoot to day beomo Imminent Unit n dread ed pllgllj may toieo UN unxeleoino ent mace Into I t lie eon itt ry hns smldeulv cluinged nil my plans and eall me nt tho t summons of nn Imperatlxo dntv to Washing ton I to I ennstilt xvith my iihsoeiates In i thn Ad 1 ministration whether nnv further meeniitlotis may Lo 1 t ii ken under th I ii law to I 11 oh Oct your lionios Iron the pestilence Vpphiticl I Vie me now upon hlstoiie I ground flit

citizens of NVrnfbcstiM I tolI lit should be an Mr lleld has eet tilled they me i I patriotic people The 1 Incidents connected with the llexolutlonarv blrug glu xvhloh were enieted upon II I soil shoiihl ho math known to vimr ehlhlren nnd should bit In every familv an Inspirilljti to patriotic living IApptuiM1 A eoiintt y tlml I tens I of thousands of UI h ixe thought I wit ci it v Aiueilciilt lodlefni Is I IltliH worthy Iii lived for jy uxeiy AICIIltl I Inns of Cioxvrninenl xvhleh came i nut i of I tho I rovoltitiontry t I struggle xvere haptbed In blood nt tho t beginning all iu bantbed when iod In his wise 1 dealing with us had lirmisht us ficn tu fnen xvlth tho iiHongiulty I ol thixery with I freedom anti wl11 In I III struggh I ii of I ncioit m civil war tlm DeclurltloM nf liiiluponduni wns mado living reality for exoiv ono innd In plaiisol Oodn I Imago I xxho dvTelt upon our toll lp I thunk you mo t sincerely lo this pxl detKu 01 yovirrespeit I regiet hut I mv mind Is I Inirdnnwl with consldeiatlons which dis tract It fiom public I speuuh I thunk I I ion for the I lordlilltkS with which you hixo receixed tne for those kindly I I fjees that look Into mine 1 em I givo xnu nv oilier lettnn than to dlsohiirgp with filth fillnesu and will nil nlKointely tlflt1 oh in teiot in all sootlons and IM all 0111 jieoide tlio puhlle duties vvhleli tnt dexolvi d upon me Mr lieid In I few r wnnK i philned to I the Westche tei Penpli that I ho Proidellt hnl been suddenly sumniomd to t m alnngton Ijy the alarming I news about hut t eholeri 1 I tl Ir Ibid hud telephoned lor the I PrciilMt private ear vvhleli had been MuMied down to the fraud Central Muion and lorn tpeeiil engine to I haul It luro I xvi littl lime IU I Main I If tho President i interdud II catch Ilio IJJTi train from lorov City Mr Iteids victoria xvns xvaitlng for thn Pres ident ntthe t door Prlvato I Nrretu u ru i I iti ftuu ii llussell I I I Harrison I ten J h CUikhon t and Mr lleld 1 rot with j him I Ihn driver heloeted tho Madams roid tho I nearest ono to tho I station I Ins road Is dlllleult I I to t i travel t exen in I th daytime J leads through tho wool on Mr Heldfarm for nearly a mile I and this I I part of the I mad I UP hill Alt down and so narrow tjiat txvo t car riages pass eieh other with I dlfllpulty I I At night the way Is I pitch dark Trees over hang I and eutolTthn light of the moon nnd as it winds around xvlth I i ultcho I I on olther I hide It is not easy work for an expert dilxer to pilot a i carriage over I safely Two carriages btarted nhund of r the Presi dent on this road last night Tho list car riage tot through safoiy leCHUe tho occu pants lighted the way With burning iper and the horos walked Flit second cnrriago cal to grief against a rock The victoria containing tho Presiih nt s party hustled alone at a llxeky rate in tho light Mild by its sIde lamps Instnt the loot nf time tlrt Il steep hill however ono of tho front xvhuels ran into the ditch Tho carrIage canto to a sudden stop throwing lie President out RtOI The vietoria wait not overturned and thou President was unlniuied he ond a slight bruise on the leg lli had hjeii sitting on tho back neat in such n position that only a slight tilt of tho carriage and a sllht shock were needed ti lnt him out President Harrison plckpil himelf up and jumped Into the 110111 without assist ance and tho driver whipped up his horses and started for lImit station at H rapid pace With no onu the vvorso for the neeident President Harrison reached tIme xx bite Plains station at 10lr oclock and lvv minutes later his special car wan run up The President looked worrlpd and tired Mr Held accom panied him to Mount Vernon whnre tin only stol on the way to tho irand Contra Station was made liosido thin President them were in the ear Mr Carter Mr Chat litton Knssoll lIon Iouu Kecretury Ilalford Jarnus Phillips fr MrTib bolt Mr Tyson nnd the nOW paper reporters The trip t Ihe I lrnll I 1 Central I t Station xvas mado in such rattling time that at several of the curves it seemed us if the wheels of tho car hud loft the truck on flute Hide I was lOftfi ocloek when tlm I Presidents car reached tho station and President und his party took cabs lor Jersey City ALL GO 70 HIIIIK 1LIIXS A Quiet Day Tor the Mnnnepr at Kepah len HciidquurlerM Itopubtlcan national headquarters wore practically deserted yesterday save by Jen Clarkson nnd the salaried moinbers of Chair man Carters stnlT Chairman Carter was up early and rode with tho President to White Plains Ho returned to tho city to attend ton little business nnd early in thu afternoon wont back to Westcbester county ion Clarkeon was not bothered hy many callers Tho most prominent of his visitors was oxSenator John C hpoonor Ilepuhllcan candidate for Goveinorof Wisconsin who re mained hit 1 short tlmu aid then took up his march for Ophlr Iann Other callorH wore Senator ahonos repre sentatives who Iced help to carry Virginia Fred Beach Chairman of thn Morris county rev Jersey ncimblican Conimitteo Ci apt George E Lemon of tho Vabliington Tiitu n and Ahntr Taylor of Chicago Thu last Ahne Chlcnlu Jhu 11 talked a great deiil about hit i situation i In i Illinois I I I s olli in I nothing but tlgns uf licpublicin W M H Lo of Velasco le xvho accom panied Mr Taylor aid I Hint t them I II leCrl 11 than pasBlMllty nf hue Iteimbllcins earning some of tho Congress iibtricis in that state heuretary A II liumphiey I I i of f tlm I llopub I llcan League 1iiiied a liieuln i I p yesterda an nouncing that urizii I anners will in I twtrdd at thin onventiin if I tIm lciuuo to bo held In IiUllnlo on Sopt janil J 111 A hland of rolntn will be given In thn Stain f eaguo hcndlng thn most and host drilled cliibp and u banner to the largest and Vest lId iluli prebnnt Secretary Holla ny or f thn t Knpublkan m I 1 County Conimitteo will njien count campaign luad iliiartprHin puti Ilr 10 or the Fifth J Avenue Ho tel at 10 oclock tlii mcirnlng I iijffcovsrv in niicttATf They Jlennititnnle tin Irrseni List or State kIci MtlxvahKE Aue 11 1 nomneiatlo State Convention was Clot to order nt noun today Burr Vt Ionou4 of Mudion woe imulBtiimporurv thiliman After apptlntmg i tho t u ual com mittees a roceb was tnn until It u P 1 M 1 Temporal officer vvro man permanent Tho Conimitteo on llesklutioiis reported time plotform which was Hnl hy Mr Idmr mid adopted unanimously I oitoi which nomina lion Wlro mode and T P 1rawluv Iw CM at ro moved to I u reuuo a I utile the I xvliolo ticket of htato otllcon Tho 1 moJnn xvns adopted by a rising vote The ticket I us follows invornor 15 I W Peek or Milwaukee I I edunty J Lieutenant oe nor CHI I J out i ii of Inclne I hocrolHry of hi ite T J Ciinnlngliuin of t hip tieun stato Irensuroi J II uiuulttu of Can laiie Atturncvliiiuuil I f L J ircnnnni of Dune State iiiperintendeiit of School 0 I 1 i Wellhof Dutigunlt I llnIroad timmlMonii T I Thompsitiof Irfinpeliaii I IIIKIIIunc Com mis ouui V M I Hoot of Miuioyg in i C WIII l I I vvu s elected LIII 1111I II II of the I Muto l Com mittee Crn Sit ci en oti In I I ellinn VINCINM Ind Aug 81 ion Ktexcnson anlved hero this afternoon coming from Kedalia Mo xxhoio ho addressed thu Demo cratic hosts yesterday There Is I to lit 1 a Doino cratlu tleui olustruut ion litre tumorrow with meetings both morning und udtou noon and Ion htovetibon will bu tin chlul speaker in tho afternoon Neoulor CarlIsle Vlill Mr Cleveland BUZZAIIDS BAT Auc nifienntor Carlisle camo down from Boston todux to bu the guest of Sir Cleveland 1 rOOHIIKLS MILL AT 3HK 1IKL3S Aner n Clomp Viile lie U Relume am Lender oflhr Np v York Unnocrncy Tolled Tusllco John It Yoorhls Mill directs ttm fortunes of thn Now York Democracy al though ho came very near being dopoied at last nlchts mootlnu of tho IXooutlve Com mltttoof that organlzitlon held nt72 Second imve flue It xvasnn otecutlvtv meeting and only nucli news as those who xvero prosen had mind tnclvo out concernlnc what wan transacted liehlnd tho closed doors was obtainable Them Were twenty of tho members of the committee prcsnnr with two absentees two of thn old twentVfour 9cmby districts Ing unoiciinbcd Mr Voorhls called the meetIng to order and liuinoillalely proceeded to take the offenslxo lIe called David N Carvnlho of tho old 1 TxvontvthlH Assoinbly district to tho chair mid took t hut lloor llo I I sild that he understood from what ho had rend In i lie t public lro that t his rnutsii Ipmor of I hue Now York Democ lacy I had i met with oxern erltieism I from snap of llh f lit emul hti t of tho 1 lxeoutlve 1 Committee 110 I not wish I to embarrass I thlsnigniila I t hun said he bx remaining as its proldlni nflhi and xvlll resign and give rich nil oppoi i tinilty I to elect 1 somo one elsn to the t hall This bold ehnllengn staKgeiod the inaleoii tents iind 1 thei did not reenvni In tlmn to pre ctit the adoption of a lesolutioii I which WIIS ollered by iilnend of tho Pollen Itittlce e piesslni cnibdctici III him and asking him tu iisumn I Itt cluir It I I Iseonsidutnd i doubtful they would tmvo been 1 sticeesslul III their opposition for when they I lecamo I hut nggieOiits a moment later thoy weir leiitimbx a trite 01 II Mo P 11 I I This viim nn a 1 lesollltloii otvered liv I John L Sullivan nf the old seiond district naming Daxld N Ciivilhi John lleppenhagnu I 11111 itS P 1 Id ike 1 i lainrs k Oiilllgitn I I and 1 A 1 Sprtnga eominllten In call primaries for limit purpose nf teoriMiilring thn I orginlatlon on thn basis nf I thlitv I I Assxmbly dUtilclH by tho Mlecliiit of r leaders and ecmmilteorien Ihn j eieiiinltlon linmid in Ilin lesnlnlloii xvpiild hixe been ip o cd to ludgn norhlss Interests After time defrnl nf this resolution tulle stinlltr It but idovviiig Mr Yoorhis to name Ilio cnininltton vas adopted I lin 1 ocutivn iVinmitteiremained in ROS slot three liiuii mil them Is i Mild to 1 hixn been some niscii sion on this advisability of riinnlngnn hide endent local ticket hut no information nvunling It M uld bn I obtained I from IHIV I ol tlin t meiibors and no action xxn bald 10 unto bet I take 1 1111 ii iiit JSlie 5mm I nnit lk liint hell at IIle Tlene unit HIT Iir nl tevi Thin elopemei of Tupoh Ditlanav oath Hnttlo Iiino has I rut U IIII ren tat iou la I llroenxllle I N 1 lieoh or Jake as ho Is familiarly linoxvr Is scarceh out of his Iell ant I Ilattlo IH I not xet slvleon 1 hewont off u Ieok ago nnd gut married ultliout tho Knovclodce of t hell I I I parents and in I thiltut flee of tlie I wI slm its of thl I bride s fiiilir and mnther i u There Is mitt miicli lonmiieo In thn elopement Jexotil months ago Dlllawax began to pay inrtieiilu attention tn tlin I I OUIII girl Ho was aonstant vi isitorit h I men horn in I 11 nth cii ave niie Ills nttentlims became so marked that the glrluu paients objected They said their diiuclitct was ton iAiim to think of marrying for FOIIIO xcno I he joiuiK iiooplo thousht dllTerently and IMIlauay continued his visits until Mr Iano ordered him I to I stay away from tho t house Then they I met ilindesllnely I Ml Innotalked I with his ilntiKliter and aEieed to withdraw his objoctluiiM lo DlllixxMy it they I would wait two jearK Ilattlo left homeixxeek ao yesterday say Inlt clue vuis ni inK to visIt Fom friends in Maten Maud I I she loft a noto for her in ut lucy tolllni her not In xvnrry if chic did not return uirl y that t nicht or until I I the nit dm Instead I of II kit I no rrlond on Staten Island MIH mot lake and they treat to the house of tho I llox M Ir Trimmer pastor of St Johns hunch nnd vero manleil I I Ilattie I I did not le turn home or send Itfl5 word Ihrn for two or t diys Sin and Inn xrmthful husband took 1111 their I residence with ihlltuways fattier Constable lodfiny Dillaxxny I in I Aillngtun i I I avenue On Monday last hattie wrote this let ter to her patents K K PAT AND xiAMMil I So nubt ron hare hrui f rA thin or the in trriak or Takr and inrftelf Ihojiclit at flri t that I uxtilil not write but Ihroueh advfre I hVe at hint eOuuttilei r to met l 3011 know why I tool ibis step I r It r In ihc rrit jilitcf you uuac no one tu blAtn but our teiec llal you ud rood Juilcment you would ham vnnwu hal mien two loveil cad other as lake and I ilht Ihr It I nothing In thli world I that would ever ntiirate u oiirau pure turwu lxeH In our nonltl m nnd I ilutuum answer for me if you wIlt what would roil do You run itt Ie no other annwer than that you would hair mutton the cute step Had jou allowed in to see urh utter Ihoilifli ion would limit our meeting lo once or wire a week it would probablx have pre tenlrl thin step Hut no it wan your desire to try aM ttrenk 1 It ot altogether which WM a curly ax r w mute thUlir to do It it i n iiie tion you hae prrtat hed nralnst on often and suum hae lirouzht tt I uon nurielTen Wo were ninrntd lat Wedne by 11cr xir 1 Trimmer of M inltfl5 linn h n11 1 ron li Hrlll IIr hall 1 am not at all tour tful I of mv cilt Trui tliie that it will he rayon iiy aiiepted 1 am Aft ever 3 uur lovlny daughter II TTir r IIIt yon cure to answer nddren me at 211 Ar lltiKton tt diue Ilattlon pirents did not earn to nnswor They hao had no eommunicatlon with her Mrs Lane nid last night that neither she nor her husliand xiiuld exor forelxo hattie for having deeeixeil them HO Hattie Is tiulte happy and contented at her new homo and Mio lauchs at nn assertion made hy her brothet that hur young liuaband is not ablo to support tier KILTII IIT uric IIUSBASD They Pimrrclled end lie Struck Her She Fell nnd win 1lcked ll Deiid Mnrcaret Campbell was killed Inst night during n auairol with her husband Jllllam Campbell in their apartments on the fourth Moor of tho tenement houo at 75 1ucillo btroot I Brooklyn The couple came from Scotland two years ago and hate two children girls aged and 11 yearn Campbell Is a lliemnn but for somo time has not had a bteady job He and his wife wen eaeh 17 years old Tho ii lit lutu Ii ii hail boon Ij ont from his homo for tlie pi it two days and yesterday iifternion his xxifo xtnl out III look for him In 1met New S oik xvhero thy haxo robitlvei Shu I retuincd I i lit 111 oclock lat night and found him waitlig I lot tier in the hallway On tho way up Mails hit uprnlileij hoi for leaving tho hUll aiul explained that ho hail loch constantly at nor night anil ilny during his ahsemo ft m liomc Tho iimir rel was cnntlnild xxhcn tlioy reached their npirtmentH and llnnlly thu xvif f mad a PUSH with her hand at her husband and ho letallatud by I httikln her it MI I hlovv on tlni let bieisl The woman muivd backward agiin the table upsetting I tho lump and in falling her hcml lumu III violent contact with the t fill I I u of a xxisbtuh I Shu fell back tit tlio 111 unconscious and xvhon her huhitnd and the I I loHtllllIhtlr lluehael who trite inont I during I I tlin quarrel u Moopcd duvvn and picking her up tiled to revIve her Ihey lound that her brnithlng had stoppod and that slut was npparcutly deai deaiHi lhOl husband Inn lied out of thn hoimo and niii ting Pulieuinaii II I I Iloughlln tho Amity Street 1 stat loll useltedly I tulil I I I I him I that Im had truck Ills xvlfo ami feuodthat I ho had killed her II I Iu I returned to tho I IIOIIHH xvlth I theolTl I cei I amid a ilwtor xxis hastily I hummoiied and pronounced lie I xrnman dead llucoiild I I not ilnteimiiiK I thn t pllld cause of death ih them xvero no imllcatlons that thn tkiill trait rictured Tho hiihbanU was locked up I u nnd tlie t daughter was hold IIIA a witness The daughter stirs that her parents seldom qnumdld and that they always git along pleasantly The prisoner was weeping bit terly xvhen 1 hush ututoil at the station to how the fatal iiariel occurred Ho doilared that he had no intention of hurting hlx wife Tried In hung lleraelflii I n Cell Jano Johnson UH years 01 1 of llelvllero N T was talin to tho JoIToison Market Court yesterday moinlng for Intoxication Later hho was found slanting on Ilio seat In her coll with I I ono end of a hash 1 i wound I around her tiecK nail thin other I end tied to tint ceiling him scio lined and Miugsled t and acted 00 vlo Inntly I I xv hen II PolI icutmil tin cut her down that I liiEtlcn 1 liyan 1 1 sent her I to I llidlevuo Hospital to bo txumluod as to hur Minity H The hunc flnlde lo IrV Torn Jplll lo giiffliam uhf ftpy dau IKJ lie Qutev8 ami tilurne nf the Amtrnan irlinpnl gaeslilllls lo tiylitfreij aiul praitiFal infunna lout fui aliciijV h lIe S umut mill lIbJUS in Chit far ute at the iiltniAn IWrtiralioii unit Oc iolicr fiiiuitllf iiniiiif amlprtHtitalwiiletiualc ttitliU ulu I Jt will tell iailuis viat lie xighti air luau to rra It tlifin rlirre to lodge stud board tijtti i fIe attn Ifp i out 1 iricie to do wholesale or retail iltoiipmj how lo amuse tliemteh llId Ill f red iclieit tcearu of iiylilreriitg II mil le attrao Inelu iirmlfil vleaiant read and lIe nttjtd matter mill be ilitnleil and arranged inaicauta insure the best result The riled price Dill belt Cents per copu The Sunt Omdn DIll mlio of vnegutlled and exceptional opportunities to od r tiers These mAe wish further information mt tltli tubiect should acUrei The Quid Book Of o lIIfmcul 0110 i ui rod Sun THE CARDINAL APPROVES UE ASKS CATHOLICS 1O JOV IN TUB tUIVtIlII CktKiniA J1OV A Letter lo time Priest or Ills Ufhctic Or drrlns 8it cli l letsThin Cnnnlrya Career amid the blurb Pronperllj BALTlMonr Aug 11Tho Calliobe Mirror of thin week will contain tho folluwlnc fioui Cardinal OlbboDi Tall CIHIV Uuuf II tally f lit I Arrl ilinrm i nf tlnltlmmr Attention linn In various ways horn already called to the Approochlnc Columbian cclubra lion In October Whon It Is Ihuq proposed to commemorate tho fourth centenary of tin1 dis covery of this vast country of ours no ono can vell avoId oulelID heart and soul into thebo festivities As patriotic citizens of this most glorious nnd Iro of tbo republics ami Ciovetnmonts of tho new world wo ran most reiidlly I I appreciate I the bencllts that Imvo iivcnied lioni tbo dis covery to the cIvIlization nnd Ijittoinrnt of the human family lieu e llbeity so long ti t ii rid louh bcjdiid thn t seas has tniuiil 1 a con genial home Hero lies been nffoided tho frpottaclo of n nation xvlileh cniovg frueilnm without I license I a nil authority t without I t despot I Ism the purest Jomocrucy nlllun v Ith 11 stable Uox eminent Ieacoiind happiness as far perhaps as Is I nttalnnbloon omtli result from most favor ablo condition Climate soil vegetation and mineral pm o nets found In I a most endless 1 va riety a nil pftfuslon 1 nil I eonspiio i to mnko our country tho most de lrnblo In the world XUI rita 110 forget to lucite with a lovo for our religion ns strong anti ns multi ns that for I our country tho magiilllcent 111111011 ind hns given ttmt lie Church Mid how sturdily and beautifully this lower of I III bUll faith Itas crown u a trnnu mel I ad under Urn I onUn I inllu cnciiof our riiiulillcnn Intltullons At tho birth of this continent on the t worlds vision our fathers eaio henilng the I rotou of Christ and the torch t of nluiiti i mm nt I wiilni the bnnnorof lllortv and MI lIhl tin I seciN of coiumoiev and religion lit HIM I cnllintint of I tlio country and lit hit I iei eliinUi ii nf Us bcnvllts buy li no tnUiii n iiroinlnent I I and die I u CPV part nnd lino joined hind andlnMiit I with tliclr fellow cltlons Irrospf tln t nfire i I They huave aide in Mjiloi hug and ii oloni Ini II I t and In I th oeIoitl mug It ii HSOUICC Ihvy I halo snent t their t lifes I I e hong I us louud I I Its irosnt ii I Uamt t minytlielr llfo1 I blood in I t ho ditiimo of KB liberties Moreover tlieitloiy of IhediicoveuT t Is 1 niir glory ll I I e wasborn I allli neIl reth In I the I I Iatliuliu I I faith which lIe illumined by his lities ulI1 I tlruaiien ted by his indoIatUiblezeil i I md con plcuotis Intellect As C hiKtiui 1 uiopn tuo praise to t ti nxl when this I cutitlniMil t t 1 is re seal tuui to li r i in now I it I is I ramM tliat I nI is t Amerlcp whnol plilldrun I I I rt tlni t chief I liennllcinries of tli discoxerj flmnlii eon inenioiiito the 4initli aiiniMr ii j 01 f IIII el1I1 by hymns ot tlan trivliiL and puldlo lestivi ties And as ours is 1 the t most faoid nation nn thu America contlncntlt Klinulil be 0111 prlxflece mitt well ntour dulvtii set u generous example ot enthusiasm to our Itr rciinnion weal thu s and to surpaM them 1 as mueli li I u our relluinus I andeixie t deinonstratiiitis as xn ex cel tliem in xenltli And inatiirial nrospniitx Availing oiirselxos thu 01111111 nf I iliitcs left us bv t hut Holy I father 1 we onlertlml I t on Sunday Oct HI tlin maisuf tlio I lllesset Trill I its bo solemnly celeljrateil in time Cathidiul I with a esrun oil a lulurOlurt itt to the I teem SI i i tho dixlnn torxii to eonelude with I t a Tn Denm In I t hue it it sgiti lug to I ind I for tlie I les Inut I wn aro to t cornninmoiate u i Ir n iniiiiest I alit i that on the t sumo ilin Mmilar I I sutticrs ho I livid as far as practicnblu in all lie oliuruhub 01 thin Archillorean Inally that wo may bo In hearty accord with the President who lias ippointeil th Jlhtni thn nat I 0 utiil holiday wo t tush nut that I each u parish do Its utmost to t baxe a ruui lltalil I 1 display In the Brand proco si m wlJlcll will take place on the nlht nf this I Utter date Vo ai con Ident that both itt rexerend clergy and thin lmitr fill correhpond with tar vishefi and our holies and in II spiiit of f teei patriotism of heaitfelt cratitulo to tho All Hood and tho AMVie nil eelebrato the dins In a manner worth uf I their faith and of than dexotion to their baloxiM country Thw reverend clergy will UlnUly read this letter to their congregations on the ieoml bunday of Reptnmber By order of his Kmi Hence thin CardInal JAMIB Cardinal fiinnosR Arehhlshop of Baltimore C F TlOMl Chaneollor Coo It and Q Asnln u IlUturher or Rate ST IoriR Auc nThA Burlington System In Missouri which recently erected in th north end of St louls tInt of thin larset freight stations In tho InlteU States ISSUCH II tarIff nnlllllu rate to and from St lnuls In stead of East St Iouis for points on the Iur I in gina s htom in Illinois I also Ditxenpoit Clinton and I xons la I and points on tbu t I t NorthwuHtern and St Jaul SIIOIIIH In loa Minnesota and North ami South Dakota 11 1 river transfer arbitrary is not tmtitoh ti sorbed but it Is I materiallj roil iuctil nnd tho t I t u I moxcmentxxlll of coure enlist tho xmpitny and support of the commercial elements which not long sinco orgnniod tho I traflle Commis sion for the protection of shippers interosts gene rat I i and the absorption of tie t linden I transfer arbitrary in I particular h Thn Jiuiling I ton will use tIme Merchants Innlgo for its Illinois freight less than car loads President Hiinrrll Atiini Cnn rol President T 11 Mavwoll of tho Central Hail road of New Jersey issued the folloxxlng gen eral nolle yesterday An InJunclion or lieu lnttrt or Ihnerr nt New Icr icy lic unit lccim 1IIt itnui uier S I tip ft II JIUIIIII Smut rnllItn II ruin ilrS luiC I igtitt4 toluuuunhy frotH IIlIn ur u1rttun it II i itlrucuu tint I uPer lrI crIy ot thut uiupitiu atti tuiuuIutiiiltiu nut 111111 I h it euuman t rou It iTIt ruIu r ui it ii inert v tiuul friutiehuocs and tic I c euf ui it conporon dllI totIc it Icreuty clu eui that lItlu ufluilpuiy Jut lutuc ta llo atf i7 r 1 da puircitauun in ui utuuuttifldi itoi r IIIJllnllolI rciutereui lilt III iuuussetIuu it lilt till Iliad utuid uuuier npri rol ictI iurI I o I Cfliul III iort lIu II I or HIII 111I1 I itu u HI II u iti m rurrlI it a ill run 111 opercun ui iu I o u 011 uiiI aim tieir iuppurleuiuIct I iit11450u ii lneutunu Robbery In Ilio Pn III Amlioy 1oT lnlrr TrnTH AMBO Aug 11ho Tost Ofilco at this place was robbed 1 In a novel xvay toda Postmaster Ooorgo II Tlco was called In I thn i stamp window by a welldressn glilitalk log st ran cci who wanted lo t sell I him i u lovico fui detectinc I coui lit Ci 11t I in or c it few minutes later Tien I discovered I I III I I i it whim tho man had been nlnr liiK on tho 111IIlts of lila machine his pal Iniil lohbed tlio neon OI It rutuur or J 1H 1 I OmioMlii I I thiexos I i had 1 picked lit luck of the Inner ifllcn door Ilio sift door IllS open and flUOxytrtli 1 of stamps xxah stolen from it dlntt lnn 111 lClal i PU1JR Aus Id M Wnddlneton has xlrlu ally given notice that I ho trill n sign III Janua i ry Ills reason lHthit I he Is I unwilling to buai tile OnUs of Jord Hnselurry s fon Igu pJc lilIIK JIIIJI Jilt rrLJWIIUII olin rrtnMin ft 01 hiss Inilur minniittl mill iiln by liaiiznic In vv hiinii n on iiuMnv j nlitht Ant tir Ml licrniuil xrai Icnltid III nhlrh lit aid it wiu utile lor htm ti Mr tic he hud I n i iuiOuuoy und did not wl toh to bother till I wife ail lollrr Jainn XVelnlicrXT a years old at nnn limo unit In a reaIuunImiuc iclu iuuiu I ti II i Iii Trtuutut r Depirlnieni hut htterl I g1 itru ui to I ililnk rnuimltted I i coniC by noUoii tt In Wailillinlon rtrrduy I leaving u letitr l I far his wife and ton lujriiii mat lie boi a tu meet them In heaven nTTitif AIIOVT zoirr There will bo tnuilc In Kant lifer Iark till atler niwn by Jus Old lunrJ baud At 110 ot Pit mterii yalrriioiin an unknown man Jumped till from the tilt at the foul or lut thumb trel amId wa drowned TiikMslianrclvedJIO from Webiter C i luti I for Iba mother of Inn xiaer ttte iclrl I vhu wu burned tu death In tin I Xcci trr tretl lute incur llejer a Jeifilrrof VVIIkobarre denle the re cent rcpoit of hilt rlopmiiiit mil I all Hint I lie KIII wuli whom he 1St 1Iedn luxe gone avrji liii l ecii wltliberruoibrrin AtUnlK fit Ilso Atl lkCalr who is l ttu t be marrleil at the Holt man UUIIID on frt IT I lo I Xh I All rem Kain urrltedyr ttrday on tlie White btar aiiibhip leulniiU iiciom itt l mutod Irllt1 tmiinit Mr ho iif and lr 1 Kobert n tich Llfi I it ho C 11 I I be xir Iii tie Irttiiian i I xir I viunriirlu h Martin S ho I wnt nrriilid for inniplldt w nil Juliii T stiriim utli niptiiii lu piiiui ffv I ilrevk M ud WM arruiirnrd Intor lined I MtiltM rommlfhtiinet Illiitiioi it I tktrritu uel lIultolu i idliatl I III sono lor fiiui lilt iou on MPI J u Mmi h I mill tonitued III Lulus ttrect Jail III I Hie I tort ciIIn Iehci 1 tourt niterIn lullie Tiinlorroiumitled Itnirjeiir od r I raiu I itiro to the tareot the i Himt or bl Vincent I I Irniik I iou her u oIad sHut hU father Is l in tie I liopttm Tin mild his for w ek been llvinif on what tin could llnd in tlie KIT bog tanH and wa uluiiiil naki Leopold XVolf foreaian in llTerthan A to clfrar factor at riSil and nan Situ Mnety eiiilith xtreet aud Samuel llrllhrower a inomber nt the linn wire letter day heil for exanilnitioit at the torkvllle Police toi rt charged with employing nuttier In the faitor Tlio charge au made b r actor lniierlor HUnchard tleorve lloltnti who drove bli loner wife Ails to Attempt lolclde In tils elturiK to prevent her becoming Imbued wile American Ideal was arraigned before Jnillr weld rmrday DetectIve MrPabe who ar retted llolmti for beatlnc and kicking bit wile re ported that lb woman was rtcovtrlnff and that it declined to make any complaint AXtloil bar buUod i lbs Juillct dtichtrytd blat L IIMfl 1C44 J ii SI GONOVER GO 28 and 30 West 23d St Open FirePlaces A fine nnd large assortment of lives Itniii r and Iron tu new and olenmit designs Mantels In all wood nntlvn nnd foreign from our oxvn specIal desIgum3 Tile of every foreign incite In rich riiaiiirl I colorliiKS a lid Patterns t fit r KliKiri Walls lluiirths Kuclujs und lImit Ii rtionmtt Sprrlnl designs stihmlttrd upon nppll catlnii for Hulls Vistlliiilcs anil llath you mtms Foundry nnd Kactory 526 528 and 530 West 25th St Gorham Solid Silver GOHHAM MFG Co is the rec ognized headquarters for nov elties in SOLID SILVER The variety ill goods of this char acter and till number of en tirely new pieces articles of utility and beauty shown this season is very large GORHAM MFG Co BILVLUBMITIIS BROADWAY AND lOui STREET A Terrible Scourge 1 it According to European cable despatches the Asiatic Cholera In time I fearful l rant who levies enormous tribute of tlfo in llnmmirg and our near transatlantic neighbors All nuts wall trembl nt tlm Impending danger for In It wake death Is no respecter of persons ninl the clMcshnxo no more Imuumlt from Its grasp tlmn the umssis YOU MAY LAUGH AT IT AND DEFY IT for If on ama thoroughly saturated with Ornnp i not unly I are xou Impervious I to Itt u effects hut v our heallhv magnetism will ward It off from those you ennui In contact with In fnct no tnedlclno extant call euro to many 7 dllfurutit forms of dlseaio ns duos HELMERS EIOZONE CURE A very piomlnent wiltor thin editor of Bel fords Magiizine hits repented the statement scores of I Inns I In I I in healing I that I ray treat inunt IIHH lilted Twrvrv viAitH orb HIM HIIOCL 0 illiltait If It run duly do that much for ono person It cull do It for all I lit tiut oIl think t I so i Dont you think It might iiv I von to take ono free trial of It at my ufllco I ho N lliiMitC themlut lc M3 Itioiuliiiiv tioath I ttst iinrr IDlh HI ri tnlu il 1 ittmtiKiYv orririci Hi s MIMUII Ha 1 5 m iil I I ititiiioiroirr or I Fl RE 1 ill 11 M DICK INVON iiiv rirnti4 A TV III V IS IlKIt I Noli Attrnt lor Ohio Ot li l lit oiid JM loltlia ¼ tills 5 rt IIUMlHRLS I SPECIAL SPECIFICS roa 1 PREVENTION AND CURE OF j cx4mELah In former vlillittoni of Cholera to thli cooilry Pr iiixininivri Hrecino ws regarded a tb lurtit 1T1M STIVE and moil effectual CURB given lu the public ill thus vTho ascii the IRIVCSTItK filUjfullj ordj about Five Per Cent were Attacked mid ol eates resist the mortality was Less than Four Per Cent Family Cane Three 1 outlet Vlili and hook ronipkle ItV SI OO Thrcr Udr Vlul iinJ UooVo DirectIon coiapteu Urf 1 us CASES SENT FREE ONWCEU1 OF FKICS Humphreys Medical Go COkKEK AT1UI1U AND JOHJt in H t saT4 Lu Ttr t 1 L C Jiiiitsitin iint ins noon Tonne Ur Iliric Ulu Cnmt li lnt Asulnnt Itln I Ti ivellln j Cemtti im tnlnll CiirisTuvi Aue 111 American named Ilclitenstudter his I m sirvutnt a nth UiHowmann I xvero arraigned Ilio police court nt Moldo yestutdav nn ach irgu uf r malttcatlng Moid mer Borg nKo an Amerlcni 1oiff Is I Llehtun stidterH nephew llo etunplalncd totlmio 11 I Ice t Ito t lie t I bet tin and Ids I undo had beuten ill rn nut ii I iegil fill I I hIt protection I I i of lie t ourtM Mr llohtoiistadlnr I I I and Dr 1 llovvmnnn test I flod that I llorg wis iloMuiiidnnt 11111 hluAved a teliilency toxvald Mllcldo They ehnstlsed him thej I iiihl only toi his own good Tho Iubllo Ilusectltor I wa S dsvatiiiled i I with I I this t I explana tion naIl nshuih 1 tl t at th I huntc rIRIl1tI hl1ll1I1 for examination Dr Ilovminn and SIr Ilcht ensiadtei wete held In I bonds t I I of IDIXiO l tout tutu ew h juut sei 0 lIt xvas dlsch irged Moitlmet ttoicistlin I Iwentvveaiold snn of h I nion Phil g thn t xxellkiiovxn miulikiur I lit tt I Xa catlhtrpet llnenleted Mataid rnixersitya 1 xiir igo lulling tIn xvlntni months ho unit led xery htrd hIt urev xeiy lapidly i As t result Ids stiiiigtlt gaxn lit llo had to I lettnn I to Sew S nil In December In H liented I for ne xmis prostrttlon Ho vas plieed miiot tho eite nf DrScgllln of Madison ixentie In 1 a i short limn I thn voting iiinn xxis able to leturn tn Ills studies In Cim hiidgc In A luil of this I tear hoxxuvor thou nerxi us kpniN nttncUeil tIme xoting man again niMe sverulx than I before It vns necessai fot him tn lull Ills chfs and leliiin home fit treatment I Dr Seiiuln had uonn ahr inl and voting lorg VXDS ptit iindpr III i eaie of the I family phxslclan Ir Sachs of 11j 1 1 Inol 1 sltv etJrst street III I Siubs n mmended an extensive trip abroid He thought I this I would do tlin t joung man more coiul than I iinvthinu else So In Vpillhc Bailed I under the eito of his uncle Martin I lehtonstadtoi and l t Ilmunan Hi Sachss assist I I um itt It I t was tlielr h t intention I to ttiixel thioiigh Norxvty to the North Cipe Tho I pirtx arrived In I I Molde Not wax snvernl das ag until took up itiarteis nt ono of tin hotels I bore One of Ids friends hnn Miys tint t I nit lug loig suiTored from one of his neixotis polls and got despondent When III this I condition Im I eliiltfd tlio closest mention nnd hmtruhui treat tnnt to prexcnt Ins d I ing himself bodily harm As a lesti I I some of thn I guests xxlm didnt understand the I ciictimstances reported to tlio I nuthoritlci hint tlin I young man xxas olng I Inliumnnclv tteated Mr Ichtenslndier erl led the elicilinstiincos to this yituumg mnns fitiier in this thy and tlm suspicions hold l iy the authorities IIr Ruing St tiiilghti neil matters out through tho eablo hut uimtullutei Yesjirdiv hn reedved u nm thnr ealdo from Mr I ichtenstndtor I to I the I ejTeet that t every thing xvIK all tight and that Mortimer was mueli bittei Ftie I party will leave Moldo for Switzerland todiy 31 its IHIII Hit GoT mn cc pnzs Mir Out Into the lliin r Where TUPT Were nt Vldillsht nnd Toi k Tl pin AMIIJ Mirv Iovxer a young woman who has boon separated from lieu husband daringly kid napped her clilhltcn last night bv forcing an entrance into the bouse corner of Ilroadway and Doertim street Hrooklm E D 1 at mid night ether the children vvcro bleeping nt tho time VI hen the eoupln separated four months ago DCxct kept thu threo chlldinn and placid lie tvxo t voungest 3 I in I Ibeiarn I of a itirrientir era ploved in loulb lilusborts sash and blind faiiu try l ixxnr is I emploxed ntthnsamo t I u u lace as sum pciintendent of the wood turning depattment He I I resides on I 1 neh stteel I an I his tho I oldest child a l 7 v e us old lixiig vvitli him Ihe ililldicn hid bm n s closely con II nod that Ms Dower had been unible tn see them I until tcsturday when she learned where they weie She went to mIte house ami llmling thi front don open stole up the stairs In the liner wher her children xvere sleeping Shn hrokn ui en tho do r and taking both bx tho hand t ngul hit i with I I their i lidlung I t i tart nil to I leave I bo initiged bthreits lo kill any ono who inleileied with lid in reach the Mit ii l f 1 1 it C 1 polii e but I Infore I an odleer arrived Airs how 01 ctu lib the I children had disanneated Mr l Dovvei was summoned and though he in miuui I tinS vvitli the I police searched tho niighhoi h 10 I no Irnen I of the motliei and chil dren had been found upto an early huur this morning it l 3 Ills IVrotlier Took liii Money rtTMsii Aug HI Stephen Shea an old mini camel I i this t I city from Daxton abojt aweok ago to result vvilh ills biother xxho keeps a salnnii here lIlt old man had 7H with I I him I and u I Imsys ii us bruit Iueu hid tmcod ii un to gb luhutu illi Late lust night Shea xvas found xvanderlne about the II hutCh nnd it polieoiiinn locked him upas a xagrnut To iliv ho wis gent tie jitll foi ton ilitto Ir lustloe 1 an lexe Hn mid that after his biullicr gut all the uioiinr hn had he was put out of bl house The I old man is blind I Hi MiuthoiiUcswlll I I I I Invusti gate tim e ease Inxi i lire HUM dill IiiT Irvvir Aug Ji i MIss Kmma L Law rence daughter ot Mr Nathaniel Lawrence of II I I Dodd strut wis married this t evonlng to Mr lolm Doxvdiltof NmvrMi Conn Tho maid rut Imnucuir was Miss Laura 1 Ilanlson nelcn of the I I bride and I Mr I tenrge 11 Lavvroneo I wis best 11111 t ill nn Daley of Kast Ornngo and JMwaid II Ixeiiionf Now ork wore thin iibh ers Ihn llcv I David i I rsi lug pastor Df relhel Irnibyterian Church performed the cci ilii Oil V uIim Tliry Obey Orders I NFWMIC Aug III Oiders have been Issued t thn t I i t menibciH of Comi any 11list I I I Itcgiment N d t J N 1 to attend t for oignitlatlon tomoi mat oxeiilng His I thought I I that t only twenty t eight out of tho I hlttyflght momlieis xvlll I an swer as forty ol tIme compnii which itt lyCompany L I Ilfth I lleglmonl Inivn re Milv d to I stand by their t old I oIllcerH who vitro letired I I In I thin I evont a vholcbalo courtiuif tial is expelled Xmmeil I tar t oncre tAIFS Hii III Auc 3lt V Hunter was iioininaUii I I for Congress by tho t Tenth district I iin CMtu VtfhtentiO GOLD MINES IX FLOORINGS ftiiono IN 7 in Hooniionit of OVB GfIfllFJIXI I id CTO1Y Why Irwftllor Hhnpii Are Alwnr Hvvppt from the Kionl Door InxmrdIJold Dull IrrmeulK tke tranl afl heir tilmnrr To extract a fortune of MTtiOO from tho woodon floors and rulihlshof n business build ing would Room to bo nn Impossible undertnk Ingnnd somowhntln the line of effort ot thenl chemists ot old who wasted years trying to clinngo base metals Into gold lIme feat huts boon accomplished however and the firm of Dobbins V Appleton this New York representative of the AmerLan Val thatu Watch Company ronnod thIn rich ro suits of the remarkable achluxement Fir many years previous to last sIrIng llobbliH V Appleton hnd been engacod In the manu facture of Waltlmm xvntch eases at L 1 it i and 3 llond sheet They occupied threu floors of thu t building I In nucitlon and In I the t require i ments of thulr business melted from 1000 to HOOO worth of gold eveiy day Lust May time llrm discontinuing their niiiHilacturlnc busi ness moved to 1 Maiden lane where they eonllne themselves t to t ito I sale of altlmni watch movements Lpou I leaxlnc I I the I ii flIt ii street building Kobblns A API luton mado nrrangunii tits with Ulnrluiiv v Vnolsei of t Ito Irxinvtoii S mi oil Ilu g and hell it I uig Works by the terms of which the latter took up tho I Hours In tho bu dlng gatheiol up all tile nibbisli and Lutud theentlru I lot to thn plucnof t smelling I I Then lie precious lefilsn was subiccloil to viulous processes I known I to tho t lellner vvitli tle ro stilt that the astonishing sum of about 17000 was luallicd This is doubtless limo lutu goat contract I of tho kind oxur fulfilled I and Is unhiuo In I IVeiv l i articular J II Woolsoy of thin hiram of Olorloux t Wool lucy was Cecil In Newark hist evening hy a Sis lupoitei and pnko us follows regarding time matter lum llolddtis A Appleton xvho nre tho principal stockholders in I thn I American Val th im Vntch Company tlccldcd to naive ton new place ot business tiny I ivn us tho t con trot t of cleaning out thnlr I old building ISy that 1 mn ui time task of taking up the loor gathering togelhnr all lie inbilsb mid ex liuctlng I I theicfiim the gold that was s cietcd in them iil n began hit work thlee mouths ngo nnd completed it a few days ago Jheio 1 xv 01 nl 101100 Minnie led ol lumber In thn thieu Ibois that limo lain for niiieieuii eais Uo had xxiigolis bulll espetliilly to carry axxii this t I i I Slit hi iblo I timber t I I he I i wagons wero MI t constructed I tliat I no partlcln could I ill nut It to the I ground and thnlr boxes I were eme i lullv ekmiud out alter the timispottuilun of eieh bind rim hit tome wetn mado of Liinch i I teI how plnu planking and this wo sawed Into lengths of lour and llxn feel Then It xxis all enitnd In tIme smelting works nt livingtou 1 t and burned I loasbus i h no latter wis silted and then by chemical nmctHH thn gold xvin brought foi III It xvis n long slow tank but It Paid xxell vxhcn the will XVIH llnisimd we turne I ovnr t Knbhlns A Appleton gold tIm tilt valun of between itl00 and II7OOO t N u did I the I work on i ut pereoniiigr1 I a mid aro vr ly xvell I sot I s 11th M l t tutu tutit i too UP a Moor of a jeivelt slum In Phil irinlphl i alnvv years ago hat ha I lain nnlv I six years mid the i assay linlded 4Mlill and Mr vVoolsey Himled unn lelitedlv Itoldilns x Appleton irlnd tlm I lliiru hi thuBond street building atcousldera bln cost I he extraordinary I earn taken I In et II huh kim month whnio the precious metals urn handled xvas set forth by a member ot the llrm of Hub bins t Appleton who said All the sweepings arn carefull preserved hut I mueli of tlie metal I gets Into I thn cracks of tho lloor mi I also into I thn window sashes Li flit thewiitcr in which the vuikmen wash lob hands Is I saved It runs fiom the xxHsh basins into n Inrco tub t and is strained I Tit i tovvtls I thnt t thn I workmen ue aid washed In the la tuy aid the water then run tniough n strainer 1 VHI y precaution is taken to pruxont thou loss of any ot tho valuable metal 1 11 Dederick rellner and ns nyor 18 Maid en lane had tome interesting things to say on the subject Perhaps you noxor observed said ho that in a jewelry storo the sweeping begins at the I front door nnd thn I dust 1 und dirt Is carefully gathered Inside Nothing ii i uvei swept out of a jevvelrv store The refuse Isnltogether too valuable The queerest experience 1 vor had in that linn xvas about lllteHU sears aifo trIm the chimney In I this I building I that t hud I not been cleaned for twenty j ears became choked up und wo had it swept Thn soot filled about twot birds of a barrel which stood around In I the shop for some time for hue reason that wo did not know what to do vvitli It Hnitll one day an an experiment a test I was made of thn soot and I CIi worth of gold was extracted from It Yes the burning of Moors In jewelry estab lishments is i tho common way of securing him gold sum lo get into them A floor usually lasts I from llfleen to I twenty veaih 1 mid fie MUentlj I tho I lloor is taken up heforn It xveins out in i order to I reap thn S toward i Tliern is I so much filing In thu I jewelry business that wast age is h Inev liable Whlluii I largo port Ion gets into limo crttks of thn hoar still tlin I sxveepings in a shnp uf ordi nary size will I I icld from thiity I I m lo t lilt y cents a pound It Is the I custom of jewellers to t keep tho sweepings in I barrels and sell tliem I at tho end of thn I j ear to men known us sweep smelt I els xxho make that nccupallon a business nverrthiiigissivedin I i fi jovve rv shnp Kxen this I I counter contains more tin less gold Thn murm ness of textrtmitiuit thu un I u is simple 1 he refuse is sl burnt tn a hes xvhleh art sifted linn ns thin lines Hour Then by tho use of chemicals tho test is mado of time 1 ovvder usually take a luarter of a pound of tho sifted mnterinl as u sampln to xvhleh to apply I Itt list S lieniicrucihlMlecomnsweakitis Immediately throvn Into the refuse arid eventually Biound linn in a mill built on thu samn principle as a Hour mill Hunt substances tn which gold adheres art treated In I that I way It cii hire you can see th it the xxalch trinkets ami dlamonoH that glisten in Ihn I show cases me not tho only valuable adjuncts of a jewelry store Nix QiiMrtc of V lilnkr uu d It Have Him WiiKFsmnri Aug MlPutrick Ilanly whllo picking I vlid beirles I on the mountain toduwis bitten I 1 by I n rattlosnnko und tiled six houis latei In tho elToit to have lila life six iiuutb of whlskuy trove poured down his throat Thr AVfMthrr 1 hc suurui 11015 WiI luitOolmc uluiwim th St Laismeflee Vitile j teuulty hut ui e cult aria still rum s I eh the cii tO ry mud CItui I ui Pie A tutu i Ii rout it is I Imi a till tlu tuttucu tiulalumuir Iii htkeu nimd mluirtii ic t Iruiimic ntliuM I iit An tru of hbrh tireHBtire tutu ci hg tin klorn hill Lovrnnit i Hie Iinlral htattrk nnil lake region itliniuili collier otatbor irtaled Idifli s huh over iu f Mliliikjn ihi Ii area kliuulil lie In the Allantlo Mattn 10 U Miirmr uiMiy the it It let teuI vital ithuui Hie ilrpnxloi In HID I o tumult sell Im not imtrliU mini l inrr lut luaC creaii4 xvarmer weather in all Uu rtliwrit Male ln I t ai iirrnlly Ulr in r the Central SOul tunuittu era Hair except lur a fevr irattirn1 local sliumiry III i tliln I city tl a is ilouily end SIlOS rry Iliiinlillty I I viai ln li nveniifiiiK HI per crnt I I xlml foul leul i i itt rage xiioili Olti iniltB un hour bl htt mmui trlnpiraliire ich 1 luvrcit To Tin thermometer at lerr phariniii In I Tin 1 M bullilliif ret onleil the terniieraturn v riiteriltf abri lliff 191 IM II II Juij tu St i ti i I 3 If P I XI 11 T t A I iii 7j t l uut it I A M lit s ii j i M 7 i mu mi 117 J U i SItU 114 tutu tcrimIe tieriue out Ant UI J8il icil Jon Average tar the month M iC il 74 nJl u witlllMjTON FORK AST lull till II I4T For Maine New llainpthlrr ami Vermont shoe rm tiolir wet Mind lor Ma kacbu lli Rhode Ulan I minI I Connecticut hotteri followed by air looler ii t mm mJ fur estutu tuc Jaur iXiiJ i ihOMCfl Ii Mirfun fntdtr tftft wind tor eastern ieflniylvtiia New Jer r ant Delaware fair ilUhtly cooler wc twlndf For Uutrkt of Columbia slid Mar Unit fair tightly cooler nortbireit wlmli for tVeat Virginia an4 oeitern Ienniylranla lair probably preceileil b lii er al tat alMloii warmer by Thuriiiay Ii glut nurt It c cit ut tilt For Mcileru Nfw urk ilearmif warmer bv Tliuri day mtightt miuurlil C eli Hiinla hatotumif variable Mmifi iitKjiitHinuii iitiintil h hiiffni The utorni pen IMlon Turulu ngui n mil ot Iat Huriii has jj vuineiltu I Ito i 1ivver M hue remiti Xali vlih I I iii lgli ivnierl it lml over this hike reinm TIn Uru In thin haikatthrwan Valltj iUu 4lVli Inireaie tut Cl react II The arra or uiyti b roliucu nIt prciure in thus luutitliii Cit MI heels uncut linn extrmled linrlLejil soul Ilio I rretkine i hull fruul the I upper lAe region to t Is iouut tics Icrii lope ol ihi I Km I Mounlaini I Tile lemiierattini hat Inllin seutTnll east uf Hit MlnUlpjn Ilver II Man 550 fallen over the uorlheru plateau ie fiom troin the Untitilppi jItney lo tIle HocLy Moun lalni the middle aol tiiutbern plateau rfiou tb temperatuit bairlien Jtaiu hai lallen from lbs lake region over lew tiiflanil New lork anil renniyl xanla and bray shouters haveoccurred oo be orlh CaroUua and east Cull coaiti Generally fit and iltibtly warmer weather U Indicated for Ihe central valleys and tue upper lake region la Nev l England and be eaitern lake rtjlon tUe wittbtr will continue ceol l wltaibowtii S 4 KlllHt Till XI II I Ifi Jltr till AUK II Vnii Mnre Tti in Im till fVrl Icm nnel J s lg tisul I tOl loi oils u KiixmT Alum 11 Ihimk I Ulvm and hli boy laliv this I nflernoin met and vanquished Ilio t Blink l Hint h 1 been I sealing t per sons In the Kills for thn pant xvook and Jj brought the eaieifs in tilumi Ill tn Illnbotli port xvheio It will Im put on ehlL ltlon to morrow lllon I und hIs boy Mulled out on a crihliini epullti and vxhllo tbelo I pulled thioitiM vkltT I slowly I along the t I i hlateii Ihland I I short his father htnn 1 leidy to scotch In the ernbs ellnulng ti Ilio btnk iJlson heiid 1 splashing of tho xvaler nn he bout it itt near Chelsea and m 1 nivvtho t shark hvxlmmlni titxxiiid Inn I hoit llo dropped the net I mid i riutii tug thoovstor t m tuig I tnt helm lay I in I lot I bottom uf tbo I skill m htoud leidy fur net Ion Visoonei hvd the t shark camp alongsldnthe boat thin I lnoi mad a plungti vvllh the tongs at Ine linik and inlignt it Ihe tdiark mimetIc a inlghiy illott to nvo himself and Miiveodod in I leaking limit tongs and thin piungid up a shallow COVD near the Inntt lllxoli Hhniiled to his hoy tn pull in nltil him and tIlls Ilocked off his eviajie hi i lie bliuk I itlreited i as far us ho i niihlgo ind then mining tiled Inert out ot theeove iruui and liU liny then attacked It xvith onx and I cluiiLud ll t uutil I I hltty tlmughUlt xvas done f n It nun tinv went tn haul it Into th I boat time hhaik btnldenU llxe ed up and hit Ulxon a svvish vvitli IU tall that lieuly knneked hlia out nf tlie boat 1 ho slunk began nnulliei Mitrinlu to get away and flound Hted about in the shoul water until it was killid Vi IILII thev were Hitlafled It wnsUtiid tlieytneU I I to haul it intu the hoal hut II was too big and they had to fasten u roi n around ItV head and t tow it to hlialuthioit whero It wits put In a wagon and taken tu Henri hchrtlhere saloon Afiei icing glued upni by a crowd of eVAilcd and enthuiistii xvater men the shark wits taken I I to a blacksmith I shop next door j 1 lie ojbteniienXhcn i engaged half I n dozen 3 piecenof music and liad n least of chovxdcrund j beer In lidiioi nf the iii tlle llon is 5i jenrs old mid has spent nearly nil Ids In nytitunng iho MmrK niOHMmd nxtrKleit In lungtn 2 lid across lot back and weighed 400 i jundf HVt IKI n 34IH WILZS Actor llonuril and iii Mlt Tramp from frnltle tn tlilrnitn riwAto Aug 11Actor John Howard and his whim Lulu have walked from Heattlo to Clilcago John 1 tiiindled I i I u w ii oil burrow all tho tVItl Peter liurns a nillllnnalie owns a theatre in Seattle Ho but a f au ranclsco man that I ho h could produce a man who would wiilfctoriilciigobetvveen I March 10andSeptlf 1 1 Then hut lutt ttitI Howard an lutor plaxlngan engagement in I his I tin t atre that I hn could earn ii m miitj Im5 nee unplMilig tlio I feat Howard s ud he u would do it and Mrs Huxvurd said she would help him The stall I was madn from Seattle on March 10 I m Mrs Howard I I i dlscaided I skills I t for male attire Thev e in led a few things alnnc in a tvhmothhuuirmtuue I lllbll tin uuau itktiiit IIA woman pulled by a harness Jliey camped out I even night Hovvnid I I xv Uhod 170 I i I pound when ho tailed and is mm mImtvti 1 lo Kill xlrn llnwird lulls fallen from 104 poiindn to tfX pounds 1 hue y liaxelled t I I ubout i4l0 t miles Idntmil Ilio I xx N lcree Who Kolibr Him James Hamllon nnd Thomas illlams the txvo t negroes who xveio t jinested I on Tuesday evening I charged xvilh I islulling I and robbing you lIt Arthur Kiislnce on Mnlboiio I I mit meet Fhtt bush xvtrn icadilv i I h I identllled I I I I by him among IIvn other negioes who Moo I In line before Justice liumntulmi lull in the pnllcucourt esterdav morning lit toy has an ugly maik on his forehe id as a roult of thin bhivv winch knocked him Insensible Thelustlcu 1 eommltii tin tigniuis tn Ray mond street jail im tnal t m on II ediieMla morn tag at Iii oclock Mlliiiius his I served six months in thn I pcndcntnm and both buy done time in tho llaj im ml slioii jaIl IteciUd fiein HIM nilrl Artrn CiiirAin Aug ilLlln m u ipkliii I I rs aIm us Is known on tho I I vaudcvil I I o el uti tilts defendant Inadivoico suit trh d bnuu Judgu Tuttilll today hailes I iiilnci 1 her husband und ntonolimi her paitncr In a song and dance team was tin cnmpl ilnaiit They nero mar ried In h New 1 trlu in t lr I Sl and ifepiiruted at ligdcn 1 lab in IHSI hho vvi nt t huh J with I a man named lirace said I eltnei hut I lull lev lie noblH took tier Ii mint him I hen Jiilnx I iiiirison won her hut Ill n Iiy hid Ihn I pilt locked up They wer married In jnil and am living together Ml I I no t t theatticul peoplu Pvltnor will net a decree A Ideicronm or B8 PiTTsntinil Aug III A man R8 years of ago took out a marrlugn license hone today At t thn murrlnga license ofllce ho described hlmsidf as Alevander Lovvrey born in Ireland now nKiding in thn Mxtb xvard Allegheny and a xvidovvet u otmu Itult It itt that of ft private gnnt Thninlonded I I brldn Is I Mrs lanet Gray a blow fiH years of agcand born In Scotland

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j II THR KlfN THURSDAY KRPTtiMfltiU 1 189 1 2 mIJe utt 1 THURSDAY HEPTKMMEIl I IrVU k MabicrlpllOH br Mull ronlPiia PAffY rer Month i 8038 DAILY Per Year i OO tUNPAY Per Year i 9 OO c HAIIY AND BUMliY Ior l Year MOO DAILY AM filNDAY Ir Montb tn I WEEKLY rtr Tr 1 OO fl p fcltaft to Forelin Countries mldej THE SUN how York Clly Piibtrrlpllont la THE RUN may lie I ninth tliroitoh l fir rtirtliaftny Jrpnrtmnit nf thee Amrrtran Tt tint Company at any place trltrrc Hint Cbinpnnu It t nn agency Atmttirill givr a money order ttcript I fo mlittrwtlotiii ami trill fonrnnl fir mont ertlrr attarlnil to an otttrr to tnul the fepnfor any ftateiltimrfnf 0 nil charge ex tiflllit I ixialffc for Minima the tinier C tftvrfrtfndt trbnfatnr ut with mnmuwrtyinr fittlltritlt in tliti tft late itjtrttt tittirtn rrturnnt tttry mini in alt nun n rf itapor that purt Nz Rci ran lail 1 at itun Smith Atntlit 0 J 1 vMtTI ftrtel rntlt ljtitnn p Cholorn l Toro will bo no foolery about tho publl cation of tho cholera repot to hoe If un happily that post shall bo brought into tho city There will bo no cotiooalnutit of tho c facts Wo shall publish them without do lay This service Is dm to the truth I IH I duo to tho coininunity I will Unite to tho public ndvnntngn I will bo or Ispeclnl Taluo as a mentis of tho lcnus preventing spionl of tho chnlom The authorities or several of HIP cllles of Oernmny perpetrated n gieat public wiong In trying to conceal tho fiutn about tho cholorn when It flrnt nppiartd In I them t In tho cities of llnmbuig mid Altona the dls eRSo Jot 1 foothohl between tho 14th and I tho I8th I of August but tho t niiinieipnl j I olll L chiLls prevented tho publication of any news of Its f existence until i It I had heromo epi demic nml ecn then strove to conceal the facts Tho health officials appear to have acted In roniilvnncn with them t as they failed to publish bulletins of tin piogiess of the post or to give any public warning l Whips wero permitted to leave hamburg t under clean bills of hcnlth for at least u week after tho 14th of August When tho truth could no longer bo eoneealed tho t Hamburg pnpem Ilin ted sensational all I I exaggerated accounts of the eliolmnb In ages and ramo very near I raising a panic Our Birilmi despatch of Mondiv last snid that thcro t also tbn oflinals public weio trying to tomeal tho I facts and that con Bequontly I thero woto IPlnlhn lon anil misapprehension mistrust and hit rust on all lie mnIm This kind of thing about which 1 linvo 1 had mal details by cable Is I disgraceful I I cruel and erlinlnal There will bo nothing of tho kind in this city of New York Tho iiianintlntnutlioi t I m t t tics are on tho guard and will makeiio k t concealment of afclnglo faet that concems r tho community Tho health atithotitlcs m t of the city are on tho chart and will give publicity to the Iliht cases 1 that make their appearance I theo shall unhappily bo such cases Thcro will be no foolery here L Thus tho people of the city will bo piopor ly warned and fully Instructed Thus they will boprepaioil for danger MI that happily danger may be wauled olT I I r The Vital Point Tho favor and the eufrrngs of young I voters aro much sought for this year Tho Industrious CrAltKso employe tho shining T hours between dawn and sunset 1 in tho task t of organizing Young Republican Clubs all f I thoro are others busy with the Hist voters Mr Hum on his Vstci n trip ill 1 vote 1 much attention to tl voting m I I limo f I and out contetnp rai v the Tiihune of De troit tho town In vvhkli DDN 1 1 SUsiiit DlCKtssovS whislnis Kiluid thnii ladiinl I iefiilgeni0 ileclani r Hut m1 Ir i HIS splondid analysis of I in IIt1 pilncl r pies nhould diliM anv v11114 m in fiom caUIn his lot wlti th I n ciitlu i putv I Setting nslilu it i iis I n m tin t vvu recent the DiimTR dii I Idiigi I i I war record or tho It imlilun I initv i in m I viewing bith pai ties 11 tlu v iNt I 1 t idiv I I and in tho light of roceiil p imrcurtma i n h m irid I lato deoluiadoiis or policv I l I what I N I I I m I 1 In tho Democratic party to I at t tic II I t H Republican jIt ity to lIjIJ m nuv i m i It 1 J I What l Liberty ItMlf I ht 1 i lluh i right mind hCIIIgI meiiiii d by I tlm I m aa inli m of Republican loartionaiiis I tho Auiorlcin iilntorii VVMJ i inliMy i h made upof Itidivldiiiils li I mi in llu I vvat of Kinco 1H71 und ntlng 1 InMl I I fm Hut I ilist I tlll such nn mm p1311 a thi m I Jtl r lit Tiini I mikes might hiivoiiiDiltiti I vilin1 i If I f tn I m voters woro all so i young tliit not ol J nf them 11 old enough I o lemitiibci lln elulbtor record of that t ycir of tlio ciiMid I und ciovviilug I reroust rmit ion niscillly I I in i 3i thu South biiuh nn appeal might I aviiil I It wa a of teiiorlHsn I and Invvlisws your tCIlrll Inll us n o a i ycni In which a large 01 thou of the t South Yas oveirini by mined bands I nf colored t oimtinivs arid iimiamluis dining which four J 1icblduntlal I iiioeiariimit ions were dcciiud i necassaiy to letoro public order dining which on Oct 17 1 thtivviit I of hibeas cor t pus U Huspniulciil In I South m Cuolina I ntnl m I wholesale uiii8ts by I tho t fcoldleiy Ilatollf t I I there siiporsodeil tho civil power and for thu tlmo being ovcilluovv I i Tire first voters of is u horn In 1171 1 can have no personal Unoivlcdgo uf those his I torical fdctH howover fully their I miemmit los may bo dovoloped by Cr IMKKSOV Thn coi fldiincoof the Hoiubllcnns in this I y fall first Voters lay thoiuforc bo vvoll found 4 ed They may even ns tlio Detroit Trilninf Jntlmates cast their lot with tho I Kupulill I can II i many CIISCH vvhllo i tho t men with invmnrlcR will reject time most Htieiiiioiis Ilepubllcan Reub1cullIIJIII KDJJIH poiformanes and bit I I i dJcilaui tlonsof policyHny i DJtiolt ton lllo lrlll DJtoiL coutJin powiy contain not hlu to m ultrait tlio I Democrat i or to lupol Iho I iMpubllwiiiH I ladoed t His tho TriJulP forgot timli HID Into oeoiarntlon of tIme Minneapolis I olvoutlll i I I r favorIng 1 revIval In all its hldeousmms I and obliquity of tho I Iorco blllIiitendiiig to uhacklo tho freedom of vntois and to I turn over tho continl of nlei I lions hence I forth to a llfotomiro judicialy of Itopubll cal partlsaus and thcii luc I pinMblu MI vnntH and ngints Has it foigottin thin rocent pcrfonimnco of Hint I Hamo JUn I iieapollu Convention nllll green In LImo 1 inomory of all patriotic cltlens thu put t ting lp again of ItKNJAsnv HAiuiduv the npologlat and oxumplaf of tho Force bill reactionary policy against the cattiest I Ill c tOil of nil broadrolodod ItepublhaiiH 1 the voters of tho TrilLed States were r I uot born yestetdnyortho day bernie nor a majority of them In the year 1H7I Ho luombor 1i wiwnnco time Insplilng watch word of patriot on time other sine of tim I Atlantic UouicmUoi 7 la I I llttlng 4Li4 t 1 i 4 watchword for patriots on thlfl Mule nun remembering 71 tiara vlll bo no Iorco bill amino Negro Domination Till l e of Money In Rlecllonn According to 1iof J J MrCooK In tho JUirum tho Hulling of timeR votes by ibo voters IH ono of tlio inosleerlotw o lls of our politics mid cording to the Philadel phia MiigwumpMr h HrniiKiirWKtsu In the n mu a magazine tho L undue or Illicit I tmo of money In connection with elections IB 1 terrIble political dlseope Tie first writer undertakes to support bin thesis I by I I mm forum a I ion concerning Connecti cut cloctlons gathered very loosely from gentlemen whonio considered h llthnWI 1 lonshlorod by myself and by thoso who know thorn ii mmcl tiled In n ery umlncnt degree to testify 1iom such Information ho concludes that nt least 20000 of tho lOCOOO Miteis In that t State aro venal Tho moral ho pioposes to draw In a future ar ticle when ho will also suggest potwllilo remedies for tho t evil Prof MrCooK bv the wny starts out bv saying that ho him self I has tie ver tiken I nn acllvo part In polltlcb Thoroforo ho writes of n subject of which ho ban no personal knowledge Sir VrtiHii proposon nt onco n euro for thn evil which ho thinks t ho has discovered and I It i Is the inaetrimnii t of laws In all I thin Stales possibly also of n Federal law re qultlng political committees to pub lish nt tho conclusion of n cam paign full I statements I t duly attested heroic a notary giving an account of nil I money intel veil mid disbuisod by them t In i iou I prosecution of limit t work He I thinlll t I lightly I enough Hint t our New York law inquiring such 1 statement from each i mliii I mimi to docs not accomplish the end but 1 if tlio t remedy falls ns to candi dates it would I fail equally as tooomnilttces The t tilth t is that t neither of tho evils over which Prof SIKooK amid Mr WKLHII linvo worked themselvej t up is reallv I soilous nnd so far ns thev exist they are Insepnin bin I from elections by universal suiTiage Each party will got all tho votes It can by l hook or by crook It is a fight anil alt Is fair In lovo all war I money serves tho desired end money will be used und ns It Is necessary to that end I It I must be I used Even tho pious Pres byterian Mr llAintisoN does not hamper time exertions of Chairman Cunril by Inter posing conscientious scruples limit there be undue I 01 illicit I uso of money In I tho t Ko publiciin 1 campaign The most hypocritical Mtifiw umps arc not tioubledon that score limit mmmc rathci nfiiid lest thoro will not bo money enough to t u offset In kind tIme Hepub III nn con upturn The great necessity for tho nxpomllturn of money In I a campaign lIke the present IH that t n tremendous effort Is lequislto to 11 iIA out the peoplo to vote t Ills not to buy I their t i votes hit to I Induce I them t to go to Limo pulls I In a I pioportioimtely I y small number of cnM P voters net unity havo to bo pnld to t vote piobibly more frequently lit I I I Hie I country Ihan I in the largo towns Uhcv wlilot I I take t thn I trouble of going to I thi I polls unlisH thl path Is 1 made easy for tlmm lint those who vote against their coin let ions in letuin for n money bribe aro few actually I and Insignlllcnnt I I proportion ately Tho gieat las of voter stick to I their t I pin t tlnll I no Important I election is ovor cat lied by bilbery defeating the popular wi I Itih I not an evil of 0111 poi IL heal system that justlllcs tho t nlaim of this professor and this Mugwump 1 Tho evil I or tioublo which disturbs poli ticians who ically understand hun 1 busi ness of elections Is the I Inability I I t to gut out t hI voto At the election fin 1iesldent in I IHSSn I t vast n mount of 11 I 11 1101t monoy was ex pond Ill by each I of tho t political parties morn than ever bcfoie nun the campaign was fought i vigoinusly fin mmmi beginning I to iitm Isim Vet mine limn h 111101 i of those I entitled t to I nit n failed to t go to I n 1 the t poll n mr somim mut huh ii g I like ten I per cent of the voting population Hen I Is i t ho evil i fur tho I phllosophiMS i to t m think t I nbout llcto I isthcexphiiiHtlon I of tho t iKeil nit vast campaign cxpttidltiuns and unless this canvass soon guI us impetus I t from populni lntH t thin evil will 1 bomoie pioiiDlln nil this viiir tluui ovci bufoii Irtnbloiis Uivs In I Africa liii I while mm Is I Itiding tiopicil I 1 Afiim a iiuii nail ta tiiul just nl ptcsent I inis luitiinis niUM toll Minglv iinvulicii thcv in e i oml I A ill ilniviM in thin Uu kon ti iiinl Thl I vvui m Iris tin I iicdnt last and theCcn nil Afiinii ini aflor being bulTctcd and I ialcn iinl tiMdfnra YI hmo lisnn in his miit I misnt his nllcKiil light In kill II iiisavi iugimi to luniiitpollii Ihc I ivni i v biioitii and lo liniisiirl unoils uurmss lal TIiallil1 I wlthniit cnntiilnitiiig tn Illi l III ilev h of HID i Inllgn Pic I lalc llu I 1 sl iji h to hIIIIII1 i i I V1I V VllllO Illll 11111011 i hmmiuiis 11 i Inn vnst nica Ill Itl liiiiginvlkt n ml tinlnv 1a Ms 101111 I i I Iv nvvniL In 1 tl I llniillv nf Ihn I 11011 i IMI itinni j Ins ill il mis to nn liillubiM mnio I Hian jll 1 Hi in MiiMilcil Imvv cvii i in i nlK vising thupiMioof rnirtd nf f ihiiniigo 11 SIrii nml 1 hit vniing and fllllV lolIllail I In IIDVV llllliylllK hill km sliMinbiMtH ni tini lingo wlh black sol iliiis pitIt I Mkii hiidlnit oa tin I decki I liisf icfii in I si Ia i n am i ti ii 11 tn I n ntiiiii the bin i Itliiistv iinliMiens t nf thn 1 Aitbs and icstoio PLMUI to tlm I piimuval fnicsli nf this uppei livni Till Cnngn Fit Malnls I alfii Invnlvnd l in I war of vvuds with tlm mnt Imporliit of tho I liver tiadlngcniiipiiilis r hll it has liiiiiihlioil miami 7mmi miles nf the t Molmugi liivil nn llioiimiil I I hat Ilin I best Intiinsts nf r time iiiitlvs iciptlin it Phis I u pcciilimly aggiiiviting t I tllhJ uuipmiy as I had just nil lick mi inicnmninnly Hch I boiinna in thn I bliiipnof Ivoiy I accumiilitinris to which LImit peoplo of liniigiiio lind given yciM Tho coinpinvnssoitsthit Him is I Limo culmina tion I m of r along I serbs of pettvnrinoyatiocH 1 I to vriiicn tiiuio on time Longn inn lie n hiili jectpil nml It Is aiming its griovanccs through t tho Belgian lie mvs 11 illS to t tho t grout hciintlnl of progicas In Afiicn TliD ngont of anntlinr I Liadi mug company hns I miccocdnd In killing I I I i Jill Msuii r tho t I most I I u pownrftil mu her within 1 the Ii a I L Ir Iho I Congo I u St ate hll i poleiitatu I I vvis monni mug tho I ngcnt viih I n hwmil when hollicd tho fatal I Khot which Is I peihnps riga ru lou us pi ovlilciitlnl t by I ho Stat aim t boil thus MbNiomuIeH on tho I Congo also havo found reason to complain that t time Stat him MI greatly winced time duty on trade gin that t It I t hint ITo uvs In I copious streams and tlio t natives aro drinking I imomim sal viii to death as fast as possible Thn natlvo Ohm mithammu of Ugiuda have a gricvantongnlnat their teachers of oppos ing I deeds who taught thorn polemics HO silt tessfiilly that they wore ready to fly ut ouo anothers tluoats upon tho slightest pinvocntlon Cnpt LudAiio at last siding with time Irotestnnt faction and driving nil I tho I poor Cathollch who oscapod his ri hits nnd Maxim KUHS out of tho country fun lormnns in Hast Afiicn nronlsibear IIA I heavy lai rile us I tim iosol iiptm them not only by tlm Aral in Tuboru who havo de pIe i od tholl m Indopondiiiico I of Kinpefor WI IUM but also by the natives In various IRtS part from KillinaNjaru I toLlodl who can I v 4 i not accustom themselves to time Gorman style and whoso protests take tho form of killing Iho whites arid their black servants whenever they get I clinnco HOle promoterH of African progress nro dlsposoil to ho dlscouiagcd but thoro Is really no reason to lose hope Itoveises and blunder have occurred Whlto mon arid their inelhotN In tho Dark Continent are lot always wIse or worthy Tho fact remains Hint never In tho early history of I AmerIca was so much progress mndo In so short n tlmo as has hell rnado within tho pnst Ilftccn years In Atm lemu Only yesterday 1 coutlnont larger thai our ow n was ns little known In its greatci Pelt nR tho Antarctic lands Today our maps show It teeming with many millions I of uoo pin depict Its mighty wntor systems Us inotintalns lakes plainsnnd forests nnd time forces of elvlllatlon are pushing In ovciyvvhoro nnd nro getting a foothold too May not the work on tho Congo Hall road bo fairly typical of the t present nnd future of Ilvlllxntlnn In Africa Per two years limo engineers have been blasting Inch by Inch n nmdvvny out of tho solid rock Xnturu lion not helped them to 1 rOIl of easy grading Today they lan see before them the tMiui of this toinblo Inbor and new conditions that will make tholr prog ress easy to tho upper Congo No roverseuor dteeournjjemonts will de feat tho purpose of tho clvlllzotl world to help Africa to attnln tho full measure of development of which slio Is capnblo The Grand Army The twcntyllfth national encampment of tho ttrnml Army of tho llcpubllc held lust summer nt Detroit was of unusuul Interest us celebrating first quarter of n century of tho oigiinUuthm Such nn occasion Itcottnlnly was and accordingly It wouhl not now no I suirpi iii rig to t hurl tho I tell imiori of 1812 n little overshadowed by compmlson Fiom present appearances however them Is to bo no such contrast and the twenty flxth encnmpment at tho national capital will probably bo ci y largo and enthusiastic Tho selection of Wushlngtou for this years meeting was mndo nt De troit by n pluralIty of twentysoveu votes over Lincoln Neb I was time turn of tho East to get tho encamp ment nnd Indeed I Pilot to time reunion ut Boston lu tR9 Ki It had gone west of time Alle Khanlcs four years In succession It may nlso bo presumed that next year It will bo given to Chicago 0 sonic place not far distant in order that tho membois may tnko in the WoiIds Fair on time samo i journey Washington has not had n nn tlonal encampment slnco 1870 and thai Dis trict of Columbln may perhaps bo regarded as neutial ground In flue Presidential year A largo open epaco south of the White House will h given up to the tents of tho Grand Anuy Tlmro will ho tho OIUNT tent tho SiinusHV tout tho hADE tent the I THOMANtent ali soon The GIIANT tent will bolt it Is Mild 4000 people Tlieto must bo now about half a million members In this organization One of its mnikod features is Its steady growth year after year the nddltlons of now comrades sin passing tlio deaths until In tlieso days It seems to bo more llouiishing than over although twentyseven years hne passed since tlio close of the war When on the tith of April iBfii Dr It F STFIIIKSSOV who had been sum mgeunm or the I Pout rteoimt Ii Illinois I founded I limo 11 list iinnd Aimy post of n do7cn memliers at Decntur In that State he could hardly hao fniiseen Its ox traordlnniy future nml although at his but Ii in I 1ST I I it was agiovvlng IISttltOl I I t it hail not inoro than t HltmOni 40000 mem bers Hut last yon rt Detinlt thc reeonls shovvetl an aggregate of 4HOC7 comrades belonging to 74tJ posts l 11 sum expended In charity foi thn t year I was put down nt n7nonndpn I I biibly thf t total t nf relief funds si mint tbn t foundation of tho I Giaml Aimy would I exceed SJiJOflno Thtn1 Is I n ctillut I oral body klinwn as the I I Vnim mm otis Itch ief Corps which sin on tl last jeni i I iniiubci shlpof 7777 Ihn vu thou m u tlguics tlcuot lug tin1 ginvvth nf tin I nignnlatlon will MTV I ikely I nhnvv gains I this I von rim hi I u I HUM t tn d It Is i vvnith iccnlllng i i tliat at the Hist i t 1111 liouaioniiimpmeni nniu ni imiiiiiiapoiis in IKGH i MSiilutloiih wcio adopted dtilining that t Iho I iinnil Aimv was cstabllsliod rul the I mnintoiiunconf i tin I piinclplesfoi I whlcli its memlieis hind fought nail for pinciulng legislation to bpimlli I he widtmn and mphatih of Iliinii hiildicis Them Is nn doubt that it has ittiiidcil failliliilly tu tlicii i piiipojcs und in fait it bus excited I heavy picssun nn 11111 l legislation A IIPS siincssfiil all which It tlicn t Ii pinpiisiul i for itself was that nf ndvo latiitg an net of CniiKinss ninklug it the liifXniulilc tint v of Cvei v tillon tn ilofcnd Ills iiiiiuti in time nf need In pernn mind nut t 1 rubtiliitc In thnf I tlavH 1icsl ilenl Ai louti IidNscs hui illey wis n Kicit ilnne 1 of disiisim and tin Ilisl imtlnun Iliiampmnnt nf hum Gland Aimv 1llld1 m him pninledlv nf what hn had once said about giving politiial unites tn needy mid ili eivin vctoians How cvni m nun nf tho I eaily usilatinns iu ilmi nit hat nn innmbni shiiulil in iiiv manner use 1 Ills nig 111 i it t km fnriiajtiHii pin inseri and nn difciiKlnii of paitisan iinstlons illitll bn I pfllltto I lt invnf im lllCHtlUgH not hhall anv nominations fur political pui posch I bn nmtlo lliiliiind Army dniivesginiiL hliongtli fiom I I fcellngof cnmiulslilp ami frnm the t ooiiiiitm sympilhvnf i thnsi I Hint t huvi riblccd their lives In tutu himo piitriotltt caiiso Yet it could linnlly havo hud a ama cess so iinHplciitiiis vvltlioiit I coiiospond lug emit hlIII1 tom tlio otcriiimon the i pit of the community Thissniitlment I nppiil nut ly thins not wcikiii llli thn Inpsn nf ycin but contlnuis to hail imtuihim In i inl his ways time suicuis of ilio I niimml on ciimpmiiits Infinity ns n Ilcii for Divorce Ono nf HID I innd Intcicstlllg MlbjectK tlis CIIM nil at HID I ict cut mcntlng nf the I liiitlsli Medical tssiiihnul hum 1111 I a i pinpiHlllmi tn chango time law nf KiiKlind sn as III mako liiHiinlty n giimml foi illvor Thnio Is n radlial nitsh mitt Ion lnlvcen I meiitnl ileinngemniit existing nt llin limo I of inai ilngo cmisidiied I as II teiMon fur an nulling time iiiarringo lelatlnn and mental doialignment I oci n lining nfter maningn ns n icnsnn fm giiiii hug t all alinlnlo I ilhmii In this Stato and in nnsl nf I hll Hfniis nf Iho I American Inldii Ihn I CIIIIIH lmv thll I potver tn iinniil n nuiiiiago upon inimf I ihnl I nt the Ihllo nut time lnIIIlIr IIIi1 of f tho t paities was IIIMIIIC miamI tlierefoin I mi able Intelligently t t I to innke a ci uimt taut t Aa to Insanity I i t urea rmI umg IItliI miiriingn howover wo belloto them isor thoro was up I to t the yea 1I4iO JIll y ono Stato In I which nil Isuio grim iitnuul by icihonof I rise uI t y subbciunnt to tho marriage This is Ar kaiiHiiH III 1811 I a Ktntutn was enacted In Wisconsin permitting dlvorco I account t of Insanity I I hero such Insanity I was believed In I i m bo I Incurable i i but tills Invr remained I in I force only n year At the mooting of tho British Medical As sociation tho principal paper on tho sub I Joct was road by u Dr WJUTIIKIILY who j 4 I considered four objections to tho proposed Innovation In tho law These wcro llrst Hint thero was always doubt about tho prognosis or probable outcome In cases of alleged Insanity sec ondly that the Anglican mnrrlngn nor vIce denmntlod lldcllty In sickness ns well ns III health thirdly l that If divorce were to bo regni tied ns proper In tho cnso of mental disease It mlilit also bo regal dad ns proper In cases of Inutirnblo consumption or cnncor nnd fom thly Hint too much of a burden would be Imposed I upon medical men to deteiiiilno I whet her tho dofondnnt In I Ktich cases really vvns Insnno or not In time coursoof time dobnlo theme was a I general ngieemcnt on tlio I pnrtof lie I thirty physlclnns piescnt to tho effect that If In sanity woio to lio accepted nsn plea tor divorce at nlllt should only bo In cases I which were deemed by oxpetts to bo abso lutely Incut ablo nnd thero was also n strong sentiment favor of requiring that tho Insanity should havo existed for u con siderable period u minimum of suvon jeaw being suggested by HOIUO of tho speakers nUll toll years bv others At tho end of tho dlsciis ltm a vole was taken upon tho question In I Hits form Should Incurable Insanity nfter oxnmlun lion by exports appointed by tho Govern ment bo mndo n legltlmito pt 9 for di vorce Upon this question i tho voto was nvontoon In tho nfllrmuUvo ns ngalnst Hill Icon In i time negnllvo I I It Is i to noted howover that Dr HACK fUKI ono of time most prominent English experts In mental disease opposed any changu In tho law GronoK Crnxis Incited only two years of tho Imilmlsts period of three score and ten but his llfo was cast In 1lIonllt i places nnd nothing but what wan gentle graceful and poetic belonged to his career Ho was ono of those fortunate creatures who seem never to bo compelled to do liny thing which Is contrary to their In clination From Ids first appearance upon tho stage of action when hn wont to llrook Inrm In H42 to tho end nt Statcn Islnnd yesterday morning ho always maintained Ids own views of reform antI died an ho lived in time enjoy mont or intellectual freedom und tho culture of moral Ideals many of which the world hums no yet learned to recognize Klovatcd in purpose lovely III character time most delightful of companion the soul of truth not a great constructive Kctilus either In literature lu politics or In reform though ho attempted all of them with distinction his personal anti social qualities vvero always part and perfect nod thoso who know him best will join with UB In laylnc upon his grave tho fairest flower of memory and uf hope The tariff question affects every citizen In the con imirlit llriHIftitit llm We dare say but theres no hurry about It Wo havo had tariffs for a good while and shall have to live tinder them for a good while I longer Rut a Force bill wo havo hitherto suc ceeded In koeplnir off and now wo huvo como to the last struggle on that subject t If we de feat tho licpubllcans this fall wo shall never hear of a Forco bill again Therefore our best plan Is to let time tariff slide for the pres ent and all co In heartily together to wipe out tho Forco bill A man who Is In danger ot bo inn eaten by a tiger would ben fool to devote himself to killing mosiiuitoos vihllo the tiger II crawling up within striking distance Our esteemed i contemporary tho Orrgo I lIialll Is entirely mistaken when it attributes to Tilt Kux the stalomell that Mr CIKMIANI linn written to oxS cictary FAIIIC IIIMI thank ing him and his associates of the antisnap Syracuse Convention fir the work dono there In opposition to tho regular Democratic Stato Convention which mot In Albanv No such statement hns over appeared in Tnr SiN We dont know that Mr I nIOZ1l n has written to t Mr 1viin I nit i ii Ilnnd wo will bet SiiO t that ho never wrote such a letter to any body us that above described The 11I gwuu nit i s me i it I repiosslblc He cause tIme facts In regard to work nnd wages in New York inserted lu I Commissioner PFI K do not tally with the Mugwump theorn1 they no rlcht to nliiisinu tho reculm uinocratiu l leader of tho State Senator Hn i The tdiould be SIlIlIkJ A conespoiiilent anKu for u dellnitlnii nf the 1orce bill We havo also recolvod many roiiie itR for Ilio I I publication I i of that t I specimen I of It which not long 11111 was enrriel throuch the llousnof lieiTcsentutivcs and was llnally dofented in I thu t Senate t I It I I would fill I I II rent ninny eoluiinis of f out piper and ncconllnKl wu cannot tindertnUe I to publish the document entire It s a lull duIcned lo put nn end to t the t inniiiiKcnunt of f eluctlnns bj tlm dif r ferent Miti and to Miljict them t tn the control of 1e lniil si jieivliKirs I hi hee RIIOr 1lIIs I would 1 bo im tie lo prevent all men from otlni vboni the do net I wish to vote nll1 I to allnw all men to voto who may bo ngncihlo to tlieh iiin poscs 111us the Itoiublin lartv u uonld Imve time minuet to miint lin itself in nlllce In dellnltcH and a general rI1II nf 4 f tiann I u and i ontiilladon nould 1I I ikn tho i plaen of our present i vitem t of lice nnd hum I i st 1 ulet ions In lImo ivmthurn Stitus his sit mu icni oulil bn follnvvetl iy I thn doiiilnntioM or T tbn mofct I IK norant nnd trial dcsci 1 iptioii n f v tems namely the Ignoiant and nncdiicaled nccrnoH nnd the t result vvoiild ho the sini kind of iundci and i orniptloii as piuvallcd in Ihotu I Mates during thu e mii otluig era Hiiiinli fui f the I linhl Vjiirle Tempcin 1 tnre I pulse i minI I appetite nm Mini Moth I p illtl I cal I paitles rnjnlce The IIh nnd Iho poor lII1 i lIt their t rongiitiilntiuiif I Tho religious people I ato r grntoful I The Itov Di VAMMIII riilltiilelphln in alarmed our lie t iilhii mien rm Oci of lie I mid die class fnnn Him tuiiilrs If ire had such u class tIm would tn I unulth i t It I I and avvny with nil othei ilnssi s im liidmu time milin ni and the lower so Hi t it we may t IMVO but one itllembrKlim class In mil inelriu com iiiiinltS y vvilh iou und even i I i man of r that class In tho I posit f ioti of his politic mid pecu niar Itlil i free tin UIII all tliuoppoilunllleii i of life and fortune No I iul ged ulaxi bore liUli middle or low II III II AIIqi wolds n icr to pcojue 01 I him othrat u fortune we inn 11 I I him I thai I I I im Ira IH i n creator proportion of oopln i id r that Kind ill mar IlIlrntion than thoio tuci wns in any I othei goncrutloti I Our m lenponMlilo nnd Ami iioiiiiVpil He luew fellow i Illrens lIu1 t If vent tine new comers nf their 1111 e Hi liuMaii nmliiialits I from estiiblihhliiK nihctlo In Iho city of XiW Yorl Jima iiiktniy of man lain pean I Hies shows Hint I III past 1 times and for muni aces the I i ghettos have ulwiijs m boi n lirtcdlnir I 1 placer of pestilence m A ilnspitth fiom Ijolldoil ttl tio I TIIIICH nf this city hli these lines lInIIIIr ii 11 iiriicitrlikrii lolar i lin I nun II Iou inantl liik nn 111 f tic liriilltnf Hi i Imrilill nf llu lliiio lrAl 111 ruraliu 1 Iliiiliiii is I nrriiii mn nliuiit tin inorrnw In imo ln I 1111 I IMI I mul Iliirv lu iia f Hint ttiiliK Is Iartr I 1 Tm inoiuli lie n 11IIIIf1 I mil tui Iloiilni it lit nluil r iifilintlnir fill mimes unljaiy wrcti lift liy tenit t tl Ilioiif I inJ e ADI IMHIIIIIII MimI greater umbr lip lii j llin itrcrii nltl fuluUticl unit Inul imiIUnir rule mini L Inrtltuti rulmlnau I in jirIIiIJIII Hit iirillUnrt utr Fuii II II riiunlly ttiml n till now tlmi all tie cuninmnn tn ituy which Iruulilri writrrn hilirle I Inc IrOm lrllml bv ilirin vrcirtiid trtuxtei mnl 1 Hint cvcr frc nn our ililouf Ilif I u ti is rut ci mil ec thin p rfticiirnil builri 1111 liiiit txinihrl tilt llfn lioaulcn mnlrrlntf uuliuiU Ituimla has not prevented the spread ol cholera among her own peoplo br driving out hor Jewish population Other countries huvo rleht to complain of the Action or liussla in A L Rending to them musses of her subject who take tlfe cholera and other plagues along with Uionu Rho will now be compelled to modify her policy toward tho lovm Other nations have something In My on tho subject and I must protect thcmsclroo u Thn ntlatlrlphla Timr tolls no news whan it says of Its dlMlnculshed editor that Mr A K MuCittrK changes hi political associations to null himself Mi CutnK Is an Independent American jour nalist and hlo man and wo dont wonder WIIIIAM McKiNLKT thought bet to avoid meeting him In nnbllo dl cu mlon of the tariff MclJiSLET would 1 Imvo been laid out ludgo M VNAIID will not boncnntlldnto for tho Court of Appeals Why not I then nominate Cnutiiis II VAN Hnuvr I Tho public aro Infoimed I by our Republi I can contemporniy y tho Ar ie that tho Irish and IrMiAnierlcans are In fuvor of tho so culled 1orco hill and believe Unit It will fund t to IllIrlfy elections particularly In this city Of courno this means tho Ilepubllean Irish men not the Democratic A Force bill would pm ify elections to suit lint Republicans who desire Its enactment It would 1 insuro tho re turn of llepiibllcancandldntcs In every cnsonnd keep tho llopubllcan party In power forever Ihmolsiint a doubt of thin Intoxicating potency of Hint hop tea which has brought trouble upon Its unlicensed lender In Ar kansas hero Is alcohol In It and It Is liable to the Internal levonuo tax Just ns if it wero beer which It Is l Its name Is nttrnctlvoto teetotaler whIle Its Inlluonco is l sntlsnctory I to tipplers horved in n teacup with saucor nml nipped from a spoon it has a bitter taste i but Is ehoerlnir and cnn bo taken ntnny time of time dlr even by peoplo who are not men I It Is doomed It I t cant be sold without n II ccnso It must hereafter bn drunk for the BIIJport of the Government It will never nlllln 11 hol tea In n cup but It will be the hime thing at u higher price In n mug Kuoh Is the Irony of In 11111 all under the ruling of tIme Internal llevontie Commiesloner Question What mo the names of tho ten best American poets 1 Answer EMERSON IOK IOMKMIiW IlltVANT WllITTIFR HAL IFTK Lmvrii HOIMKR I mind two Indies Mrs Juu4 WAIIH How and Mrs HOSE TEIUIY COOK We learn fiom tho Tribune that In Now Orleans the demand Is often heard that tho samo restrictions placed upon Chinese Immi gration shall bo extended tolowNhrefugees Wo ny give tho Jews a fair show Wo cannot admit those of them who como from regions Infected with cholera typhus fever and other pestilential diseases or who bring time plague to our shore or who are described In our Im migration laws ns undesirable Wo could not nod room for the millions of them whom Huron Hinsf desires to send to tho United Btntos very many of whom are unfitted for time conditions of life In this country Yet wo can make no special discrimination against any one race or enforce any measure of re striction or exclusion that doos not apply equally to nil tho races of Europe THE RFTU nUN JIOCL1I47Z0Y It Clou Into riFret Trtlny nnd Will be Irrmptly Inrirctd WMIIISIJTOX Aug ItTho Treasury De partment Is fully prepared to carry out the Canadian retaliation proclamation of the President which goes Into effect tomorrow Collectors of Cutoms Imvo received tho nec essary Instructions for their culdanco and Will promptly ut 12 oclock tonlht begin tho I enforcement of the law which requires the collection of duos at the rate of 20 cents a ton on nil freight carried In Canadian vessels passing through the St Marys Tails Canal The President though expressly I clothed with power to do so by the act of Congress has re frained from Imposing any tolls upon Cana dian passengers coming Into this country from uniida In Canadian csaels through tho St I Mury I anal The United Mates authoii tluq will wait and observe the operation nf tho retaliation proclamation and time nttltudo ot time Canadian ernnient In regard to m the dlscrimlnntlni lulls on limo Vi ellaml Canal be rOIl iieterminlnu whether any further steps tire necessary on time pait of this Uo eminent Iminmtlnn lropo rl To TIll Emmie 01 TUR Sucr In view or tIe IpreAd tr th liIr III limriu immU imiu hnpotlylmpo limes lit Ih i I huodot UIloII of Ilnllllwallun 1 eugarunt Omit I IIII Inrrollt nnd HOIuLlle tlon1 oUlIIIIII e 11I111 I i Ii e rqul 10 I Ih urusmmen t 10 cue It iii Itlllll I u2ll toil uII1I1 lit balrrt oC tie nhceue C IIIUII mni rIlIon imu ni Ftftuy tll our people 1101 m I l ulomrumm lIonI tow l t 1011110 I Cull J mliii Set by I he pn I Mlnir 1 Miierifrn anil UK fuel trial It IR I exrrclsei I nt t Ibi iiiHijnui of the rrnri entiitliet nl both our great turtle I wiuill 1 ensure thu i murlloa or the iiruple I rue si e tin1 of pJrl 1 ii ilone the I nevt rrfrnlnr ifMloii or coiifrreiii can emimt tuiltnlilrt IffliUtlnn nt the nuie time ramifying ih I lrt iiliiit HKin I Vrr Irul u yore llilliiiinviv i I OW VuiL L HI W Dr Don ND neci Nothfiii can justify usurpation II In Our Finn l Tu 1 THI PIIIII 111 Time Sts u If tlii Republican I art bare no cr1 i of honors on tin AuierKun flitir I lull i h the m llflinntrats all to make ute of Itfli i t Ii UII Itepi tilican nl u cimpnlrfli Rinto ltrllhlliini I jilt liillielr liilllnnn with II and K ami tlie i lluj tail i menu u ic llfcinut ratl because we bate nn llnir i II i ire Tih i hurlK n smut it IB lnnrt thin a imueuu Ion or sen tin I enl I In llMe Till Si s call gem I 111 tn our bul tun aol IIUIII I ll hiniHii hu 2r ml I liftHi pun 1Io lyn I re jiil iiin jmiiii stat I Mitiri1 I To Tin I Minn or Tnr sueOr The Ilinely nppeal ror tie Ileililjiit I tu nil cii murcee iloiotl I ii er ii nil enact a law I Inrli ilillnit further Immiifrullnii iniill U 1 nnjer from hiikrn ma l pmcil chum Ii lei u el upll u bout a Jingle U C tiny sinh aillnn wlul1 un linilitiilU HO lie endorse Ilionl nf the Ito ctIitiV III Hit plixtul t menielic II lIrI tam I ii Inl i la III miii I hIm twenl two ileitlu i nn I linn u lion t guide Him i In iitiiHinnrei levina iilniMtiti u m iilinl u ii mi uiiml 11 rnginrl 10 Iho iuiri it 1Uh lrIIM 1111111111 mill mm pllIO mIs are lilt 111 uiue im is ii limii I mm reltiiirnmmne to I Lmiw I tI II Irr r ii or lit 1o I mleIlmrec mrs eui illicit mu I lrlorllllIn 011 f I I 1011 l IIIIIt i ie I n u I m II rmatruTus met semis 11111 1 lrius ulIll1 I iii must uIIIIIIro Iht mule 111 of 1 111111 n mmmia wor itImmi rrjei lilt OIllh1 WII IIII11I tie 111100 erimmig I ii rim 111 I uinii h m MIIII u niiiiinii nInllr Iho 1Inr1 nf lleniih lent t in n nrxlnil iii u 110 110111 Cmii 111IrlllIIdI1 IIIIK II I IIIII III11lne1 tiny I In Ninli t irtvii ni W inn lisp ml fii stud iiiion nil lot ui Imii tOil in fud III ttme 111 sad rlnmmii itaumuin u Almijn He iily lur ill Rood Work lnull r nl i I l l Inncreoinannnriiex nnitiniif m Miirylnml nhlle I ad Areolnif II nnlltlll niceIn in Ihn I lltlnltynf VVanlilnic ton Inn iilnlit talC in i I emury I 00 Allnl i Mccn Cl n I Ia nMr Mr Comitii Kdl iou I rn tin di y In Inly 1 1 iliirlnit the Ilevi Infill Ailialll limn nhenlhc prr I iil llrin icrallrVlri lr liliiii il 1 i nnliilate trni nltlrUlIn n 110 I I e lirci 1 0Cm Cu flu itO 0 sin Imerai h ii nil is t ti 10 r jlov I Cii 11 0 I I Iq or I n i ic rs 11I1101 III hI II 111 u ulumul cult Pstuiiiimtr III tile 1Itk TIItrIII a ne IVIII cuml ro C tim tiimlptnhi 5 05 PItrIl to 10 is rootllo HII l11t1 ii ai nr hIlt II citulir 10 bu Iho Inu ulth ctnciul ilrttlllii II it I n Mir ti o tint tot tur in rrmovt a Ivpnl llcan MntMr biptiiitou 1 ltcir i r py Tir Kliulli Tine Voril F tun i tkr I Imit ill 1iitnffr Wii An gtil In I tei Hint Tim Ki N IIlIh itt 1 nnPlI IIrtlik ronilil II rcn e 111 itrnlltltr n III prni III Ml stairs luih rn III tin ff o I qnalitlr of Die time MIII lice I ail his Illld I Ire nl 1 I n tin mljrct lilrnCII i i ii C I oj11I i t m ft i 1 111I nIln u uat hLp Jre to I Mriiiiiliiii ii tie pi syee tW1 I inn Ut in prnltrti fur ihlhl u There Is miracle variety In the Centura for beptrniuer The i Lire or honor xliei1n I an O IOU nl a Milt lu the Hr uiiI Palli of abradnr In Henri Ii llr Hnl with iiiiureii ly l hurry Irnll 001 1 TIor Art Mid isutrI I fiirnuli top 11 I u itverat nell knuirn I ii I era ineminri Rote rli true A coin tim Eli ftnrj hunter I lark llor ei In Altika by r I J Hair dol Si Illi in liSle that are new in I in n icaJeri Thtm art Mil of finetry from nome of true best of the masaztno ucti and lure are chilies In lb fanny urittri syin poilum The uiia lae U m writ up tout utual mark of CXCtllCBCt i I L IUtT1ZHR vn inn AM IAIER The Hemoemllc iced the Rfipnhllcnn Pro 1111 In Dmntmclnc the VorU rrron lie ITiHlnrre Ant Picnic At last thn disreputable methods by which Pulllcr of the llm if hns become wealthy have been exposed br Tun HtK aol thn evidence Is so convincing and strong that there Is no doubt of Its truth Iulltror ns vro hate paid ins become wealthy by the couisn and policy ho pursued A newspaper convicted before time tar of public opinion of forging news neil elblelm nnd when accused bolstering Ut1II up with further forgeries will shortly fdnkto time decayed Ipvol oflts projector TilK BUN deserving I of the warmest praise from every newspaper In tim country wbo o editors anti proprietors believe In honest journalism Tlm National Committee of this Dcmoci n De party will do Itself honor by repudiating the I services of the Uordf In Its ndvocncy of the I cnndldatns of thn party The support of n journal built on the dishonest methods of tho 11011 cart have no weight with uptight people Finm Itl tlnfkrttfr l nitrlnt anil hnaitrlf It Is hlgh time fur the reputable nonpapers of the country to unite I t In I tuft I ii g an end to I m special lying It Is bringing dl repiito upon the newspaper press and establishing a repu tation for unreliability which nntmt t prove lobe very damaging A newspaper may thrive for n limo by thin publication ot rnrnfully assorted liesprepared by Irresponsible pennyaliners but when the public becomes aware of tho fraud woo to that newspapor Certain news papers have encouraged such lying by pub lishing all that can bo gathered and as a conHciiuonco tim lIars nro doing a moat business in lImo way of Invention Somo of their stuff Indirectly gets currency through reputable newspapers but no reputable newspaper publishes It knowlnclv The safe rulnis accept news only from known nnd trustworthy sources and exclude forever tIme work of every man who shows u disposition to deal In lies I Instead of facts In other words the news fakir hliould bo compelled to seek Homo other mennn of livelihood Ilium work hue worthless and domornllzlng to the Instdegrco Ho Is n corrupter journalism and a de ceiver of young men who desire to enter the profession Too many young men who enter upon journalistic work Imbibe false no ftflflIrflfl item frnm flui rnnmannf tlnns of the great cilni eathercd by tho liars and faklrp and are led to try experiments Hut every dollar earned In that way may bo counted ns a loss as It ruins ronutatlnn for reliability and accuracy No reputable newspaper wants anything of a liar or Inventor of now Ho Is as dangerous ns an Incendiary or burglar The time hits como for vIgorous action by tho prose of time country Tim HUN has attacked the head centre of fakoilom and reputable newspapers should ovurynhoro follow Its ex ample until tim Inventor of news is utterly discounted and driven from his unlawful and rascally pursuit From the Prltfttl Frt Pun THE SUN Is after contemporary tIme HorM tn tho hottest kind of a way Some days neo It challenged tho authenticity of curtaIn al leged cable despatches published by tIme World one being that purporting to the an Interview with hchljparclll and time other pur porting to narrate an in ton low with Ills rnnrck The 1urlii Insisted on tIme authentic character of tim despatches but THE SUN has apparently exposed It by showing that slnco the discussion aiose tho HnrM hussant copies of the despatches to London with Instructions to send them back by cable tho plain pur pose bolng to furnish evidence to substantiate the original assertion Ordinarily such a con troversy would have very little Internet for thin public which does not care much for newspaper sauubblos but the public Is al ways Interested or should bo In any question Involving the honesty and Integrity of a great paper At this writIng the hIirlmi KOOIIIH to hare bean convicted of the grossest kind of a deception but the public will wait for Us explanation before finally condemnIng It 1mm Ac f Ital Dtttly rri This revelation Is very discreditable to metropolitan journalism and It Is gratifying to bellevo that ills n practice not generally In dulced In by other papers THE SUN renders a public service In exposing it from lie Clitatiil lir THE SUN publishes facslmlics of despatches to prove that the hiuitii1 alleged Interview with nismarck at Klssincen wis made up In New York wired via French anil Atlantlo cabin to Europe and font back according to Instructions by tho Hlirlil as original All of which If It be true Is about as illscracoful a performance on the part of tho IIInif as was ever seen In iournnllMii fruitt tlr flint PHI iltrr The story of time quarrel between limo Borden sisters wont the rounds of time press before It was discovered that an Infamous scoundrel on tho I Man of tho t Vw Im I A Hliril had dtillb erutolv manufactured tIme tale and proved hlmsolf willing to meddle with questions of life and death that ho might serve time premier fnklrof journalism acceptably The story nf the wreck of the yacht of Mr Hiram Slbluy IK ono of tho latest Instances of careless or ciim inal disregard of the truth TnuSus has done food work In conclusively proving that C tho Hori has manufactured bogus Interviews with Illsmarck and Kclilaparelll In its own ofllco and presumably gets most of Its cable matter In that way Here mire three Instances of swindling which demand tho condemnation of emory newsralier man It will bo observed that two of hco frauds were perpetrated by time llut That paper seemingly has succeeded because an unreliable transcriber and a false witness It ban achieved phenomenal success from a finan cial point of view but no reputation U has uniformly exerted a baneful and degrading Influence upon journalism Its proHiontyis the measure of the evil It has wrought ilitiil u I Itlf Irritait ttltf Cur TilK Suv easily and effectually dnpo ed ci tho t small Knot hole I u through t which Iin I I i iii11 tried todnd o It shows that the II trans muted tlio bogua Bismarck Intonivw by i iWo to London on Aug K and had It fibled luck again I not In i Its I I nun name but tkiouli t m tint I i of athlrd panty Tim HUN produces that fic Flmilesnf the telegrams of liititjitions In tho HiDilolbis 1 I I third t party and tiny t am coiHu hlvn It Is with a Konso of dnup rugrit and hunilllntlon that I wo are foiiod to this t com In Ion leciUJo 1 iamb an nITunif as tho II 1 has been guilty I of inflects upon thn I i li iracter u I of American journalism TalJi It fir f a I In al It I t was th t ii moM disgusting I a d i Irreilcnniablo i I piece nf 1 loiiuiiilMn illtlionfsty vv ivei nil countered It I t sivorcil of Ciienp I I John Chithim Micet businosi moriitv I rnnk enough to malio an hone1 new r I iper man sick nt t tho t it mum inch lima i iF I r Sour llftl T tI TilK VKVV VRKHiN do re th thnnksof all lionoiablo jmuumrinnhlitui nnuh nut nl ilio l bellovo In honest jouinullpin for its ninplolu ox pnsurn of Ihn fniudulenl method nftliu I Vrc inlf Win 1 i lit Iho proof fui i nUlieil I Is I conch clint that the HlMnarfk Inleivl w and time Sclilapirelll f I u I I Inloivlivv I worn tm I ii Instead I of being caliled from thu t old country thuy I wore written In thn furhl otttee I hose inter victiM wtre ciplPil U loading journals ol flu countrv TJII i Mix h I ricnniincod them t as hocus at lImo time and harkul iU nsFeitions with tin offer of J0 tntlle nc oiA Inliviif Irnsh Air Vmunui I If It wuru in thu wron ii t mrii eat i v IHIIMI TIIK htN sent uliable u men direct to the parties nliegtd to Inivc been intei vlovvcd and qiili lls iccuid roof i that C Is h pnfilllvo I and mi diniaiile If t out see It In the AIM Iuiik iiu1I it lsimt iso u i i I lcrV I ui tcrI The fvtnt in nowbpapirdnni of Now Viik last week win tlu t tx pius by Tin mu His i of thn f lingus milligrams from luio o it iipttm ri tug in I lie liil 1 It I a rut tho t moht ctiiileto anil overwhelming I teat of Jim mm moimhist I knoektu I out known to time history of tIme iroeselumm i l 1 in llr n T Ml It was pcnrcolv necospary him dltor I Iullt r to uhserlb9 htJitX for Ii cimi ilgnof edu cation In the Yost He appeArn to be getting a very literal uilucatlm Itdted from his neighbor Mr Dana of Tut B for iotluni TUB KBir UIFTI inn ina ARMY the Kr clorern on Slncnrlnr Oun Whisk U Ilhrly to HP tdspie t l In hut Srrtlep VMtlNiTON Aug M His rather stranc that while Ilngland has solnctod an American repeating rifle with which to rearm her troops time Inlled Mates will probably resort to Nor way In limo search for a similar wvaron Yet throughout limo proliaetod trials of various magarlno guns which have been eolnjtonat Spilncfleld lnco time appointment of the Mag nrlno Inn Hoard about twenty months ago tim mnemlte of tIme KrngJiVrgenson arm have been constantly Intimated It will therefor not be wholly a surprise to learn that this Hoard In thin report which It has just made plaeon tIme KragJOr ii gonson rifle nt time hood of limo many weapons which It has examined Should Its conclusions bo accepted by the higher army authorities and tIm War Department this Is likely to bo the gun of limo future for our service Of course however as In th case of limo Vhltehoid torpedo and other foreign military Inventions which have been adopted bv tIme United States and for which contracts have been given it would bo manu fnctuiedln this country Tlio sauna would ha true of hei inokolii s powder used In the gun and In fact an American powder sooner or later Is lively to bo selected Tho KrauJorgcnson rifle In Its original form was of 1115 calibre like time Austrian Mannllclierand tho Ironch Lobcl It Is the invention of Cap King suporlntendorft Korlgsborg rsennllnNorwny Ithas some times been referred to aa the Danish rifle M It has already boon oaiulnlly adopted by Den mark It may also bit accepted by Norway and Sweden In placo of time Jnrmnnn The orders Issued to tho Magnrlnn tun Hoard of which Ion KautK was 1resldent reiinlred that time guns tested should bo of 110 calibre no Hint a now rlflo had to bo specially matte for HID competitive tests After time prelimin ary trials showed that It was looked upon with favor by tlo lear two Improved forms of time KrngTOrccnson weapon vvuro submitted and tested this tear The rillo woichs about 4 pounds and Is about 4i feet long while tIme wcluht of the bullet as cilKlnally tested was lM7tt gralni and thin initial velocity with smokeless powder IT1 d V 1 III I Tnt tlo C unHIITIll i Tt tlllul C l llcd I iiKiualiie containing I live car tillues i of which lit art to biicarilnd by e ich man These cirti ld os aro lo ided from tin elmruors and Ihn mumt out allows tIme gun to bo used as a Blngln loidet Ihu rules lequlied that each gum should lie flUd first for n tm pImhit y with neourncy tOt Ii mum a iniualno I and a nlvgltloidcr und thnn t with inpldityut will Afturwaids folloued tests tor onduianc0 m and for coiulitloim Involvlni I g cine mu I tug by band dust I t and runt und al so wit Ii dofsctlvo c onrtridgi mid cxcesslvo elmrcus and llnnlly for 10103 f manipulation I Vbon the DanNIi gun was tried for time testn of ra pidity and endurance it nhovvod excellent ro stilts and utter being Kiibjecteitto uuuiiklng for a proscribed time t I In I a sol mit iou of aelils until It trIms thoroughly coatml with lust it was again hired without fhovvlngnnv sluns of weakness limit IvrngJnrcctibnn illo lias its barrel In cused in I a mutul envulnpn il nI ham to that t of thn new lermiin title m This envnlopo protects both time barrel und the bund absorbing heat slowly and to It thn sluhts are attached In the types of it tried luting thn present year one cun woMIIranged for cartridges without llunuud heads hero is no question that tho trials con ducted bythi Hoard have been exceedingly thorough It lias held several proloncod ses sions since December 1M10 and not a low celebrated inventions as well as Homo newami experimental KIIIIS wore tested by It Tha Hoard Included four olllcnr roprcscntlne the Infantry and cavalry and two ordnance oil ours It waprobably Inclined to caution br time conservative views of the Ordnance De partment as to tho possibility ot totting good nianaHno gull at the present stag of fiat development of thoso devices and of smokeless powders That a superiority has been conceded to it under thoso circumstance Is a testimonial to Us excellence SlltS ZOOAA PLAXS flow She Propose tn Raise A1OOOOO0 for the AmcrlcuB IalTrrMly WASIIIVOTOV Aug 1L3Irs Logan defines tier plans with regard to raising a fund of a million dollars for time American University at follows We propose to organ bo a national society which will bo under time control of a national 1rcsldcnt and VicoIrcsldonts who will repre sent every btnto and Territory In thin Union These YicoIrcsldents will bo vested with power to organIze State leagues and to us tho limits of each Congress district as their bouniKrlos All these subleagues are to hold meetings of n literary and social nature tnicn m a month at which limo features of the plan will be thoroughly dismissed and subscriptions received Jacli sub league will hum a President VlcoIrcvsidont i Secretary i and Treasurer They will report U their State Leacnes who In turn will turn overall their funds to time national Secretary who hits power to receipt for the same All time members of the leauue will bo urged to so licit lurca Rtlhrierllitlnns and lowmnntii The special provision tnfde by flue league ii 1 that all time money iteollects shah bo used ox cluidvely for tlm womans branch of tlio I uni versity mid with the distinct understanding that men and women shall bo recognized In 1C on precisely thin samo footing eitliar us pro fussors or students where women shall be found competent to fill tlio sumo Dittoes Flnliluff on Hunday To THE TniTon OK THE SUN Sir It Is not sinful to enjoy life In an Innocent way on Sun mint That assertion In TUB BUN today la doubtless trite In n religious sense and this lad affords occasion to noto that time wisdom of soma modern legislators has been uxerclfled to niako crimes of acts that cannot be re unrJuil as Injurious to tho community or sin ful An instanco Illustrating such a case cams up last wek In ono of tho Hudson Jtlcr counties whoro a resident of Now York city hail a judg ment iiKalnht him nfllrmed whereby ho was pronuunuuil to lie guilty of a crime against the IHOple of thin State of Now York and their dignity because ho hid beonfishingon a Suit slay In a I ond Minuted In a town whoro ha was hoiinirnini rime accusxil hud permission mm Hi owner of film pond to anglo In ti wilir mid hi did hot llnli out of SOAHUII Ills olliiiduiji i CitI iii stud lu I suing on Sunday lln wi is vnuHdid i i In I iumt ii ilToittnenioy lIla in aa Iiinix I m nut m I way nhvii ho I imllod i time lawupoa I liliiiM lf and flOl unlnsx a hlchor court re m aries tlin f bintniuv ho will gu thmuih ill undii tint implies int oonsciuiihuoss Umt ha U Ulhnlcally mm iuriuimi iou If I I tin I dM ihlon of Iliorourt I In limo case to which I rifnr IH irood jaw thousands of mea and omun wliniloiiiiitlnMnsulvui lawat lulnK i Itl7i I I I iii urn liihl I t u ariiPt oftry Hunduy la Ilio iMihiK iutioluiu i liKcatlHO they see fit La on ju i tlicinsiiUes t I null m i rml and 1 Una I In tho fresh and I call I water of the lmilm Mate If I th cliur in time IVnil i odo iirohlbltlnir nutdiiB nn Mmdiiv liiMoiibtitulioniu h and In rltldly on l fiinoil I It I I nil I I I ii tnrlurn with tho ImrmlnsH roo Mil real iuum nf a liiiiidruil thousand pomiins oory Minimai ImiLas the law in inircuo ilcd I tliinU tlui law I optiosud to Ihn Himlt If I not to t I lou letter of tho I Ktato Ciinstitiiliiin anil that it I K fui HID I Interest of tniiy mm who loves 1 lllHiit I u t y tu I i assist In I rmisi sting tuch i law ATT Iu in 11 ut 111 I ilfliitniiti In flit Stitn esteem Hi1 m mitmuti7t tmiaIthm ibm man who Ilsimmuil itu Kun V dnv and lasoni I of tlnm will toatrlbtito a doll ir In H fund to tent t hn right uf tlui Stato to Pllun atloiv iniui an a cumiiml for llslilni on huni i t If I I tiiiicniirl t I if li I m l I rcHiirt sns tha limit l is ionstilulloiiil thnii 1 hiibmil that le tiihl intlinii for Hoiiiu IdMiiociHtln h ininmunlty tu a iiuintiiirnf Uin I LoulHlatiirn I ilodnod I HMiirothu I repcil I a law ho unfair to time ill Ii sin If I f TUB I M M will I I iictastiDisiirorof t 1km Phil fort t ho muffle of flue Suuduy tlshor inan I u rather fm i tiitlni I I e tlio t law under which IIOWIR coiiitud mmii dollar will ho for nrdedntonoi KXIOUO ilocitsisrEmu Au M l Mir Uriel Hie HnnUe In Death 3i i 71ei lint cnnri WIs tug 2Plrs Urrney living P about twclvo piili i nurth of bore was picking bhiekhrirrlxs I inlay when a IIIIKH I m ratlin niiko Jim miupuI nt hei Shu cviuiht the viper aiiiiind the I bodv but not closo onoiiuli to ha head nid elm mie litton on the t wrlt und arm heveral tlnie Uhcn found Him was dead hnlillui in tlm ferjonl tluhtl Her body was rtuollcn boond it m ucogumIt bum Not Whuilly ma tlHllrrol blues tut It I Mr II In my opinion no tmM cm be gal looking till f ic l Vt II liftUlttt llji I Mitu nlii I rnu nniu mi cei IUj mtl rltUl m from it e II it iiyf n I It I fit I rft An fxiliftrigtf ties f iiner n L I f the dnnirfr of iHoiin nt imr muiuiii l flit ii 1 it f I ice wtcretlioler i m 01 it Uei u w rk An Aniluc Vnlil In IIInI5 Frie tic I v ito I III y dtle Hour we lonyfvr lliv HtfUt if a comtt with a iQo4 1vtlglailoLl t J a 5

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I 141 111 U I 1 1I ai J l l ju 1 In l GEORGE WM I CURTIS MAD UK PASSED AW AT AT II TI nOHtl TIM 3lflIJAY onVlVO M lsd hue III for ftlore Thnn Two Month nl a Illlenlf which Ilnfflt4 hu Ihyal cU lA Uriel llrrlerr ot Hid Ilfr Oeorjto Wlllldm Curtis editor of Ifarpnt reAlM dIed a row minutes niter 2 oVIock yes tcrdar motnlnn st his homo In lMnctton Hlaton Island In his unth year Hn had ben III for nearly two months with a disease that for lone time buniotl hh nhyRlclanp At tho orlil he was conscious and Ills death was rain loss Ills son Dr Frank 0 Curtis was nt his a elilo at tho last moment hh wlfo and his danchter wore nslecp Tlia rhyslclnn who wilt sign the death cortinrate will dive tho cause of death as cxlmuitlou from dropsy I f7 j 4 c A S S I f 7 J aIr a I Jlr Cutis hail boon alllns fir f nearly R week when In the early purt of Titiy he laid down Ms IIP I n and comiiltoil Dr Wal orof Port Rich niond Ho nnrtir rLumcil work To tho tilnslolati hn ontnplnlnod of dull pnliH In Ihl nliilomon Dr Wnlner ndxNod him to remain r in bed but Mr Curtis In lstoil I on sitting In t Ms cusy chair dpclnrlntr that it wits more U romfortublo than u bed lie bocan to trow fovorlih nnd nhon a swelllns net In It was f RUiuiosad that he Imd cancer of tho stomaeh 0l He crow weaker slowly but toadlly Dr John t Curtis and Dr Timiwar of thLs city wore culled r s fonstiltiillon mill It In said that her to t illacnototl the cnta as cnncur of tho stonincli Titers wusFomu talk ul u MIt glen oiiemtiou V but Mr Curtis roftt od to enturtitln thn Iduv I The operation ha said would surely kill him ci It the cancer did not i Mr Curtis UBiinll spent tho warm months his Bummer homo In Ashford Mass but this I I year ho was ton 111 to bo romooJ In tho early pnrt of August Dr Fnnnlu Iononn of New Htichtnn r I logan tu I i i attend him I Sliu thil 1 nut jolter his troubln tn bo cancer or pi ilto I i nltis ni ono of tint iilijhleinns sucghtod but S thmicht the symntoniK wlilili wcri vOr com Iilicatnd oinbpil tlinsoof dropsy At Hint time Mr Curtis lulTired a Croat deal of pnlii I and tried to rollito It by walking un and down the room The told him I tlinf I opium wool Iii tirlnc tutu relief lint he steadily declined to I tnko the ilruc in any form About two wok ago althouch tho Inflam I mation und thin Bwolllni cnntlnueil the tmin BUbsidoil and durinetliu t litKt days Mr Curtis 01 suITnred very little ThK wns looked upon by the family as a fmornblo alga and they hocan I to look forward to his iwov ry Three dnyi as ago he bopan to Rink rHpliily His non Ur I Frank G Curtis of Vost Newton JIasi Was pent for and on his arrival hn iiHHlstod Dr I C Donovan In making tho patient comfortable at They Know that thorn was no hnpo for his re I 0 covery and Mr Curtis himself understood the situation I ri Hn spoko very little hut smiled rloisnntly th at nil who came to the sldo of Ihl t1I1 chair where ho sat most of the time Ho had wanted II away day by day until ho was a mere vlmdnw r of hIs former self Id On Tuesday night thoro was a percoptlblo ro ii a lionel woiikonliu and Dr I Cit rt I i romniuod I In I his r fathers room r 1 Cut tin WIIH soitHd In his Ill fvorlto easy elmil A fuw mltinten liofoio J el 10 oclock hit bunk Into n Main of hoinlormscioir rcss JJJ I M Hun blood I by k Ito wi it g t lint nothing I o to mI COO Id bo done Mr uitls I t rnifed I his I men head from limo to time t I but presently I It fell I Hue I forward on his hroait t He I I mutter t some y la thing I unintelligible I I nod whun lilJ ton iiilsod on his head hu wan dead rush Dr tirtli i Imsloiifd to nwnkon hit mother th and hiisister I and i sent telegrams t 4 ivlitlvua I i tn and fri otod a Ito nllpnrlR I I of 1 Iho I ill II Ot ry on Tho arrangements fill s th ta funeial I I It to VII not mo ot t bcnn made public but It Nnniinritoul I that t or l It will I take I i plnco loinouow I I I 0 afteinoor ut 1M oclock from Iho I house otto C that ieorgo William Iuitlf was born In Iril ves denote Feb i 21 1HJ4 1 Iln I I was defcemled in part from MassacliuettK hiock 1 hU fat tI lIlt 1 who iiiiorge Clirlls baliig I I i bom In tlmt Mate un In thn town of WorceMui wlt10 wii Iliht t tnt I n a tbd l by ono of his I t ancestor lli I I i on Ot heir was o to tlm daughter of nrios Hun ill Ji at ono tlnn on Chlt I 11IlIco 01 llhoijn Island and afteruud tha I Clllla1 I t Htiilos iCII lit tor from II I ho ii otto Mate tlt hun six UH old iirtN i Wlh tent to a nity boaidlng Hliool at lamalca 1 Ilain ne ir lloh gutl ton Intro 110 remained lilt iilnu JUIIIH l jrhen tile Ins father brought him to New Ill l ii tl I mid plajn l I rot him In cliargo of a prUntii tutm HIM lather I hor will LIlian of great huslnofci alllltv and do flil1 Kltod that bis hon Miuuld bo trained I lit a for buslnnsa career tool with I I that I i nrposn i placed u him us clork In IL tit r110010 Impoitlng liouxu In Uxohaiibu Place after nti ears ttndy tindiit the jirlMtln tutor Ho had acijulred n tasto for nvntingwhleh I I ho indulged I I lOll great extent een during tbo year ho remalnud In tl I Ito mercantile I I utile iIi 1 Lo writings thn t Suw vlng A1t It Kngland tratiBcendoiitallsthiiroused In him king An Intercut that luillcullv changed hU llfu and tUB X ttfTecttd hlt whole nireei I Ho I was abi til I 17 1 yeart old when hn I aban the oer doned his eloikslilii and III company with an older biothoi went lo Ilrook um farm wheio he mol liiioroii Hawthorne end home lUiley I c Mm giu el lulld I I r Alrott I I was 1arkor and other residents ol or SOIB to t Ito Iarni Ho I I remained I I then1 four sears and afterward spent two jearti at Concord At 002 cord hocontlniiod I aclme Intellectual I as aocit Ion with Ettt roan ami Hawthorne and I kIng met t and formed a warm friendship I with Iho roau and tho I principles and ittttttnl biit re sulting front Uu so six jcirs experience actu uled liU woil tliruiighont life A four yeats lour of tliu Old World which ho I j took nfter leiulngCotcord supplied tho nm tctlnl nit hih New Jngland cxpurleiico had I rot t Mil piled thi lineiillvc for eiy inieh 01 III o lent Illlplloittialwoikof Illlire Mi i rts sailed for Mnii libK in a i iikrt jhlp lit uiimt w IrllU tlio iivann oeiiupylns lllt diivti In n wI uinnnrr ollen on foot bj diligence or slow going boats leading I studying l iduv Ing minillmos for riontlm In ono plnu as In 004 tiilco lio traoilud through Itah bwitzcr i mail I Osrmftny Holland Earpt t Palestine end oet to EpBland 11ft In Vnnleo he mot the American IIrIl ts lllck nnd Konsftll H was Kensettwho rtltorward illustralod nn edition of Lotus Hatlnn 1U nho met In Vonlco the llrownlngs and In Jngland Thnckoray 1 for whom ho rotoineil a warm Jrlnndshrp Thackeray It hits often been said greatly Inlluopced CurtUn at Vie when ha was writing sketches of manners It Is Interesting for that reason to noto hero that In the last published Kasy flmlr Mr 1 Curtis wrote referring than Iloullnal a s ault by KiiRllsh eleclois on Mr and Mrs I I henry M Stanley Yet Thatkerar dll comes rutltrllrr John nnll nt IM rnratKiitorriiiAilllirnoMMrr tlrttoreil he woulil t tone salt I in nt go very Kintlr It Pole hnnlen km he lh r otit tile Ma eat iin nn n tiiito they tin nil lick ihrlr wlri ml It they flint In elotawsyc their hal Huiin n nI Manieyi mar cleat without fur nf reftm alilnlriire Welnitlr lament that the fomltict I nr our hnl Irish brethren at the polls and a CicOttoiti l raeetlnm ileiiioiiiitrKUiiiieirliiaCiIlt for Calf tnrernm nt They iinftiriiiiiattly break each otter bd amt rtfnmi to allow nrAtor to uptak a horn the mob Jon lot wIsh to near and eitn ilinetbem from ilu platlorni Hut I in MiulaiHl t thotraniiuiiiit ana toot nntr of mir political aiiriiililien tiipeclalir a hn cniiill liitei tot Isritament r f t nl n are accntntitnleil br their I whe e tuhuntrote t oar com plete alillltr to fovtrn uurieltei During his tour abroad Mr furlls did his IItst nOW IIOr work cndlulr to bis friends Henry J 1 Itivrmonu then editor of tho ftnini and t Imrles A Dana then of till 1Hbltlr it number of letters concotnlng hid travels which woro published In lhosppiper Im mediately Upon hit return In IHiO lie began nctlvo honspnper Work writing mUSical le Nlews and ethitot halo for till Ifilunr and In IKil I l I u eel un of letters for tho sumo paper I from tim Cntsklllx Siiraloga Niagara and Anwpoit and other places I heM letters worn nuullxhed In book form under tho tltlo of Lotus Jstlna In 18SB fol iwinc tho Silo Nolos vtlilch were pub lished by tho Harper III tim preceding year Ills I I third t t xoliime Iliit I Jlnwailjl I I I in HyrlA nttiucted much favorable attention and gao Ihu writer a sobrbiuet by which lie was known fill many year This book resulted a rc micst bv 1 Iliifiifii Miinililu for somo sketches of soda lilt and In 1KM Mi Curtis began an association with this Hartiers which with a bilef Interruption continued for forty years Mils I i Interruption I I to his I nrprrn Munthlv work tons a most unfortunato expcrlonco Judged from n commercial Iowpolnt bill It losulted 1 I t In I thn I prod ttctlon of the t work which In tho opinion of man of his criticsadded moil to his fame HiiitniN NOT Mwllilv VnjrtiMc had been Mm tod 1 and Mr Curtis TarVn loilnln and Charles 1 1 llrlggs worn as oalitcd In Us elI toilnl eonduct Thn story ot tho t conimoiclal tlliisters In which Ilitiinun InMdxod Jlr i tut Is IH I a ild 1 Illumination I of chin remarks hole featiin of his moral chnrncter nnd ox plnlns uvay achaigo nt olin tlmo nitdothat ho was metcunarv After a fow f years of un ptolltablueMstencotlii 1 t t inainiini1 I ttKipd t Int t tho t It Ii It cit f Ions ry Dix A I dwirdii wilh whom Mi i Curtis I I becaMie associated a purl nor for a limited llahtlltv I To wlutl extent hu I wi liable ho seems nevorto o I loot t o ii 1I I euss1 with bis I blend a but tho InliciHiinco f oin his father piohnldy alO I it f 1 llldiili I I i Hiippond to I c IHUO been the sum When the firm of publliliers fnllml hn Paid to t the t ciodltors tlm t full I I iota faUlt for which I Ids I t art toOrnibili mado him llaiil and tbcii I declining I I I to I uk t not VttttftfO Of his I legal I rights ohuitiiilly 1I ittu Itt Ii as a personul I debt every I obligation wiileh Ills soontos left unpaid alter they had tacon advantage of tho bank i rutitev law rlo tint payment of this debt l ho applied the savings from tho prollts on Iho three books ho had puhllshod amid until 18TO all that he rn colved from his bctiiies and a portion of his alary as editor i of nruiri HirAi For twelve yeah it ho delivered TyeiMim lectures I Si lilt et Itot en as many us n hurvltid n year and his friends not then knowing his objuit In pirnlngas much as posli lo wondered that ho should endure the hardships of almost continual I travel t when ns they t assumed his engagement I with I Ito t II I itt trpcrs uHorded him I ample moans for a morn leisutely 0 and 1 digrl hot motloiif life Hu I was exerting his talent a not his great ldity and giving up the do 0 llgtitsof acjulot homo life to pay a debt lor I which I lie was In I no degree legally liable 1rom tito day that t dobt was paid I he never ac I cepted another Iicouin lecture engagement 1 ho literary 1 I I fuiituto t of bis t connection with I Ililutiiiit Vtrrjiijini was wholly agrelI bIos I Ior It he began bin sei les ol Homes of Amor lean I Authors and completed I the I numbers on Kniprson Hawthorne Longfellow UnIt Hun croft Ills sallies on American society begun In I IDIWI Mniitlilit c In I IBr I overt ctt I Iou Pit in t Jtilimiii1 undt tbo t serial iai tfon Tlio 1otlphnr Tapers Ho also llrst published in ittiKihit the I ski itch is Iruo I and I T I Issued in book I form In I ISVi 1 and did reviewing and do JIll rllnlnll1 work In l CiT bo I renewed his engagement with Ilaipers writing tlnnUnnrtmont t Fnny Chair I In tho t JlHutlituand Tho Lounger In t t too Ili Av Tho 1asy Chnlr becnmo the vo hid for his vlfiws and recollections In short essay form which ha o made him best known to the general public Ito has occupied the insy I hair for thlrt 1H o j ears chatting unlly In lighter Min anti always In kindly plnt to n generation of listeners who bavo come to legard their entertainer orr much as a personal friend rcr 1KI ho becaniB the editor of I1oiers I nKiu It was in this papor chiefly that ho gave expression to his political views ul thouch he did at nrious times toko a personal ito rt In I political nfTalrs During tlio 1rusidentlal campaign of 1850 I delivered a number of public addreiR s fa 1 I voring Gon rreniont and during the follow I ing four yours his Ucturos I even on literary HUlijoots weio gonornlly concluded by strong r antislavery addresses It Is said that In Osti tit t I 1 i I LA a KL r o t wijiffi6 q k fl8fei re tlMJaLiiJs l S I l tilrl ro In ol a ol as rat tha A leir I un ya Ion Iu t 1 Its Ilia Sill CflTIHS ttobr Ha Ihllidflt I hi i lIt fruit lint liou n ofhrn friend Dr I illness in tim Irflure hall irunnl eil IcY l ntmeil tiliin tu Ijlttcr liuJ becoitiu tho inoblmeiy IrulniL aiMint lilir In IHOO 1 1 lio I ci s a itiliKiti a II 1110111 of SitnnidH lothi lot tIltiloll which iniinlniilud Aliiahuni lliiculti lnliua 1 ll UIJUIiiLs liimnil 1 Itt thit Conviiitlun to mill tutlio t iilntoiin tint life llliitf iiml tiiirsult of liarpliies eltu u ol I the t I foiistltiitiiin t Dolpuiitim I t I who hcuicil I to holil tin I 1rll1r I nmiiillr ob jected and ilifintiil Mi lldilliiKFH motnn Olddlnuhhtartert I toli tMitlii I Vununtlon t hall niicn Mr Cuitl C iiiicMUil tlm niutlnii In a Rllilitl iHiiied fiiini iiml Mipiiotteil his mo tlun vltliin Initii lonoiliinil intiiiitluniii 1111 l vlilli ritileil thideMUiiiiH 1 uith him and Mi lilililiifjH runiiilniil siitixlluil IIII I l f t fl t 1 Pocittnt lirnlll i nppulnled 3fi Cur tis to thn mily liollUI ulllco hn ever hold Iris 1lIt of thn first IlMl i tvrvlcit iiininlsilon ThlH i c itt cit ho lotiilnml 0 fur two yearn rvslun liitf I when ho VIIH ChIt vlno ojol that I lien I Until 1 illil not wholly iippniMi of I his lileusas to thu hId itotol 01 nilinliiMlorlnK Ito I law lltithorford II Ua on offoreil Sir tonic thin al ioliiliiiiiit of I Minister to Itanluml nnd af liiwaid I i that nf Mlnlstii I I t o r tu t iirnniii bid Ii of hlih hu deillneil His porflonul IOlllliil wIII has lieen i to nlliusl since rexlunlnu tho ollnit he IHM under InliIontCirini tn his lil ot n Iletldent of tlm Vn Vorl ll vti her ln llifnrni Rwclatliiiiilifih uOldi he Inn hiM Kliite IKSO stool ux i Imlrinan of Ills CoUll t lktootl oilfafl rnlllllllll o Win his rnimcltv as fihtorlnl writer for l liar 11 r 0 ii ifllu lie achieve I hK greut cot lolltl lctt 1 iiroinlnence in 1WU 4111n UVrjlv for thu Iliht iline iiiinHuil thn lluiublleiin liMilllino for the IIl1tl ofII cy Thin oiuosltlon I Mi I t Cit rtlu ro peatcd In IKSSnndncnln In tile iiresent rotor Ah I a rmhlln c ifakoi lie win nolnlilj uraeeful In iimninir nnd niHtloi Ids culiitflej of fharlos huiniir UMxIHI t 1lillllps Willlnra ullcn llrvniU 1 1 ninl I I JanioH Iliihsull I lonoll I I liaviiur I flinli milled ID t hi tot limo UR nn orator IIU I I liiwill uiilou tiltS iiiMiili4 hf I him nt the lliTkoloi I lsoiufii In I Muy nnd was thu I uecu stout 01 hlMlaot I public nMenraneo in I rnllaluii I o ho win ft rlllll ell I Ililtarmn I frt nupiitlv having read the cormoiifi of Marti iifiiu III thu Unlturlitn ell II rlh near hU Malen Illund I 1 I home lie WIIH Prefldlont of the t Na tional Confernnoo of Unlturlan hunhesA Itesldentof the American Iliilnrliin I Anxicla tioti anti an ofllcurof the lieo IColliclouu AR O elation lie I I renn tlrHiplo from tlioiiulplt t I ot hi I o frleiidJohn It Clod wick of Ito t liiook lyn tiiltoti lhtt Iturelo in tho autumn of 1H 0 Jlr Curtis married 1 the t ilaiicliler nf Imiilh I Jenrmj 1 Khiw rt wealthy resident uf i 0 1 i4t itt to ci Ulnml I For thirty t I i i ixirslie IIIIB llviil at llxlnuktuii K 1111 I an nlilfiiFhiotud i 111I i Iraine hiitise rniindiMl liv aljnut llfleen neren nf urouitlH apart of the t t titn Inherited toy l hU wife Tliiro most of 1 his IIlllII ry York was doneand oflutc iinif lot IIIIM lelt hisconifoilablo homo burrouu iiin verY little euuictloies fur months oroM lna tothb city onlr once a wlok 10 tnmtks up the two tiiceiof 1lIllrr S IreekII deroted to his lItMal Jilt antlvlnll flll1lll eonit nf tile wile Ills MU Ur rrnnii I I Curtis ot Now ton Muss und n ilHiiBhlir lllnlMli unmixrrlod Tlm ilMinrtnipnt ol Hat pai MnnlMu with which ho lIlt hnon n soclnlo l no many liliEs vlll probably bo discontinued after tlio Nn virniTor 1euo l which eoncludns the cjjriont olllmp There I nil Installmont 01 Ittey elmlr II wrltton by Mr Curtis 1I01 In hand for tilt October number Jlr Henry M A Id on editor nf lllIprrs VrJIMII RnlIYlIstorIII Ills llIlIclllt to Imalllnl An M Eny Chair wlthollt III Curtis tn tilt it Clooro Cfurtil 1 CurtIs Ia I the fourth Aflll ensslvo Chancellor of Ihfl tTnlcr ltv of the IIlItll of New Yot k In diti wlillo lioltllnK that ulllco The three who immediately sueceeilml him were John V I Vfnrn trftitm Cl Done il hot anti Henrv It hrn Thh offlcB of mnco lor Is h Illlid bT the lloarl of lleconti find IhA vactoncy In thn floaid I It I filled by the loifiKlnturn lu joint stAllion Thn Hoy Anton J Up on VlioChimiellor U In line 01 promo tion hut lieeau o of hit feehto health the choice may fall to another 1he lIlBtit tiny Win Iroswell Donne BishoP of Allinnr who wii eleotetl a Ileoent by tim Ieclnlature Init winter It already mentioned as tho successor of Chancellor Curtis Tribute Horn flip NocliilHelmeK t orlnUnn BAIHTOIU AUB nAt the nubllo meetlnijof tho Social ficleneo Asoclntlon this evening Francis Vnrland offered the following which WAR adopted 111 I That In the Ofath of flforirn W TnrlU a for CIlia 5 001 t full ninl inor ITriMentnt cur u ocutlonmwi i feline cy 1111 tny rllh ollr still 1 I mil rIm I tlmo to lint fiirlcluiiii iir inininl I n ttinKi lth por nl ftrt YMu all Intertit tile wotM toac IdoL l A nooliilrtfnriiifr hoin hittore l nnl refiiintlno cannot be rnnnnxl by r hation 010 lh I iiinil I rica I hlicoimr tin ttret cli bait In tho iKinalniif oonOIl Anot fnllBhieiiil nlilinntlirnrr nil o or or innrntiii a nirmlier wlinf ciirnr hat c 0 r bUD an example for our distant Imitation CtPTVKKli HV RVl aiA S The Crew of KH 8chonnrr They Hud brlrtil tnlTi In Ylctorlu Viciolttt U C AUK 31The American hark MajestIc from trol lluloskl reached hut o lust ovcrlnir tintIng aboard the Captains nnd crews of four setting whoonrt 1osle Olsen Ariel I and VlllliMc1nrni1lylnK I I p thi t IliUMi UIIt nnd 101 I iou I Ammlciin schooner C II I 1 Wlilto of San Franilcci TIme choonurt were soullnu err opIoor Iidanddtirlnutliv t latter itt I of Inly vhen the llutiliin wn shill Z aluakn mount Ini lit tens and the fur cnmranyh stunner Kudlii loumltd them I up ono by one son t the I hchooneti to t Lo Ioltl lit IVttopaulovtl I nnd ill itolo Hit t Cniitalns I t I nnd t t crews prisonuii re limo funnel OtijIct oI to I ItI scburo ostvittni I I g th it they wet e free men on free watoii lmreiiiion time marine Pricked them with till points of I their liny net and Inlnimed tlinm that thmn I was mil h II place at Siberia for tlio o who blk toc iiU udlv nf I Ireedom lloth tho liiltlsh I i and I I American sklppeiH I rocoBiilmt that t It wis nn tlmi t for tnlhliiL i i I htllltlicy t entured to tirttect that they wine outside the threimlle t limit I I I I and t on met with I I the t nttnundlni I I niurioutot toot from tlm t dlllcors tlmt Itussla U I HO urolun i vr thin watei liiod i t t mllet from I IHI sil ore Thl Chop tnln of I the lUlsRlnn crul l r Imseil I Ills tort I Ott DO thin ground that llu Bla exercised jurlhilktlim over all Inml and wnlor cbtwird of tho Iliu ot deinnrcntlon Aftur Icing taken aboard thin ahrnka tho muHtor of each Mlioonor was nnjiTid to slcn u paper vrltton in Jtussl In und interim eliot I y ii ii t as an uok butt tel miitl I that In had Icon sealinc In ltiH lan waters Iho I hklppen I protested and 1 wero told 0 l tliiit thm I who ci 111 not 1111 Wi 1111111 boHiitt loMiidlvostiick I t I I tt lie ourt martlitllod and then senl to the blhnrlnn niltuH I Under coin ul lon the rrptalns tlcned and they ouch the CIIWH then underwent a tato ut llusslan prison life twentyone men toting kept fill 1111 In II room 11 I feet by II I I with a book 1 roof and broken fIr Tho men yon llnally iilcftsed a rontrail tOSS eutti 1 roI I Into for transposition to Xmerlcan i or llrillRh soil nnd in thn nvenlnt the prisoners woio shlpi e J away nn tioard The AIaio tlo Hailed nt nlehrand next morn ing the ibrnka slatted on another huntinc cruise for sealerc WXSIHVIITOS Aug niCnpt Minpard In charge of f the Hovcvme Marlnu Dnreau the TrciRtiry Dcrartniont ha not rot rtcoiid cenllrmatlun nun any of tho revenue ciitters In lelirin fit of tho reported arrests l of llrit Ith I and Ainnrlcan sailer hy a II I i II ditto iiinn of oar for illecal I aline t In I tho t lie igit toorhi Ooool of tho Seal Islands J still I o MI oil by Huyyi III tho flouting fei and leased to tlio Alaska Commercial Company Tin rut ol those ar rests lulnc malt moro than three miles from 8huro Is hot doubted The occurrence will hao an Important benrlnir upon two of tho questions Ie I arbitrated upon V17 Whnt exclusiso jurldlititin In the sea now known at the 1Ioh10I boa uid what ecelusljo rluhts in the sinl IKhcrlos thtreln did Ituosla assert and exercifie prior and up to tile tlm of time cession nf 1 Alaska to the t Lnltnil htntnt and second how far were thsoo olalllls of iiiribdlc tlonns to the seal flslnrlpa rocouulzed and conceded by Great lirltnln 1 11J lUK AIII IYoIf BXGTID Mr Hobart Colet NIIM thnt tic Will Not Vndrrtnkr the Duttcn ofa Illrrclur Xow York and New Incland treated the street to another surprise yesterday At Totes das meeting of tho Hoard of Directors Mr Robert Cloolet was elected a director of tho company to take tho place of tIle Into Kidney Dillon Yesterday mumlnc it was announced that Mr Ooelet had said hoe nlfcht before to a prominent banker that he did not intend to accept tho place and that ho hail not author Iel the action of the New York and New Log land Hoard To Inquiries jestonlar ho replied that ho had sent a letter to tho oillco of thin company and proforrcd that Its contents hhiillld lieKtoii I out them Mr rhnrliit rations Jr would not admit Hint I any communication hall been imohod from Mr oi lot and dtcllnid to talk on tho subject 1 of his tofiisnl to HUM al a dindor Director I ClaruncoS I Day said that t ho Know nothing of Mr doolets rofusal Mi Day mid he atfondfd thu meotliiK at which Mi I tool tot wasolecttd but did I not rcmcmbir wlin propoed him MuHiild that Mr liochit I hid laito Interests In thn Nnw turk and New Lag Imd Compaii nnd lio hupposcd nf IIIUIM that I I h lot consent 0 had boon asked too 1 fl tO his name was tuopouil I for Mr Dillons ioimti fur rinn lilt htts llxlilhll I t ii 1111 t e Tiilr IiiiiAi EiiitM t AUK ill Tho lVniis lvniiIa 1 Hnilroad Compaiu loan decided to 111111 an c X I ott site exhibit I t I lit 11111 1 Vot ids Ialr wit lit will give a full utoiotuint into 01 how tho trains of the lolnll1l1 aro run the construction time r and tlm t other things I and material Hied The exhibit will cost between lU0IO nod 70000 T N Kly coneiil 1 1 mipoilntendcnt I I of lie t motor pivcr whuo headnuaitiif 0 aio nt Al 1 toona 1n has thu t Oil ott ci in charge and ho Is gi ti hog it a KKtt i deal I of r attention I In I fact the t I leniis lMinin llalluiul will liau two exhibits nt tlm Ioliimliian I hxioisiI I ion oim m the un cUisd liiilldln and thu other main ehlblt on a plot of I urouuil ntir tho miiln htatlon nt which all pafMTSJits will I I I cntet tIll 0 Ktotind They j lmu Bcoiirtd iijilnt I 01 groit rich nearly threuii I I I rue and on It will I I erect lour tracks Tim tails will bu if f lie t nol xtanduid I Inn I I IOU toil style and inch rail I I will I I bn sixty I foil lout and oviry onn laid will cllfh a Ion ThuhuiulU will bo fiihlimoil to tlm I Htaridaid tiot itt the conipiiiv and will be held I I IP plain by tI lie 1tIlIr1 Lntlllt used hlO thn I eollipiio Ilesldus hihllio rciiiiMthaiiia Kuliond wilt lmo Oil the tinrks if It Im In noumortoot thu llrst onulno over UMI by tlio omiiati hit John Hull and nidi li is imw In tlio I posio Mnti of Iho Smltlisnniaii liitlliitu at Waslijuc tun They will also II pii Ltlctbli limn tlie I latest uliulnuiOiihtiilitnil by this Ioillllll put Ions tu tlui opcnlnc of tliu I lull I llmiiitiiii I foal u 10 of thn I ohililt will bu the t stntlon which will be located mldrtiiy oil uiih Photo of the liailc Tlm main stntlon or lioro thin tllnllt Ollll O IK Will bl Oil OIlll Siloof 1 1 illusion In C In ono illioi linn and tlio I w all I MK slut ion on tin other hidii of tlio I tiaik Illb thn Ititoomt lot I of tlm Ioinpanv to t coniKit tin itt MH tlons IJI an niTlienl lit iohifo and II piarth n ble also to eoniiict then lY I a tunnel I his last IdiM 1 ImH not fully boon 1rIoIllI as lot as It he flout known IIIItllu inailir unuind will I Iermit Ibiiii tiiioiistniit a tunnel t under thu I tracks at a riasoiiHiilo opiu i I llm main station will IOsidfi linlnn all tliliifs prlaln 11111111 loa to one of I tin1 slnmlaul stations of t tlio I nm iiany bu 1 nf oxtra lamo t sli about ITiOfiit I In lenuth It will iiUoliavon room for tjiiiit Itcailliic1 I Nrtr 11 lue to NliiCfllit I Ilillft Tun uiwriin Ans ill i I Tlio llrst t train t I over the IleailliiK liallioadH imw lino lo llochiU r lUilTilo and MICIIM Foils left Iliiiidilphla nt HI0 ocltck tnnluhl Thoio was no loriaal oionliu ot thin mad but bculnnlni ltlitlio train iiumod all nuts In both dlroitlon o ill Hsu thu now tmito I Tlm hulldlni of this o tension mnkob tho dl laico four miles shorter betwoun ilillailelphlannd ItufTalo titan by an other loiito and uheit time ItunilliiL Its onn Uno hut entire dltauco to ItocheHtur and Uullulo The ICrroll Actilimt IorumiiiKlnnl lloolh TniiosTii tug 31TIm Usaitlons from Gen Hooth of the I Salvation Aim owing lo I Itrh gil her JJUi pots oh argus akulmt I I Ii ito Ii is cUt nail hiiihi i hnn asMimril alnrmlni proportions tntoiialiout lilt cotintrr IOMI 0 inaiiiUiit Jlooth al lliil refused l to notice thin clmrces but ovrlne to tho roaviolt he will now iind toall thnfiiiindliui ofilcois of lie SAli2 tluu Army a rerly a I tATS DMtAGfS Al A I IIVMI tlUUVT An 1ctio ortlir rnlinir nrtlir llonkera anti tlrtciuiltx t TrliBliiiti Coniiniii C Suit lots been lie RUM In the Supremo Court by heftY M 1otter nt trtiMcn ougitittot the United stales National Hark Iotjnn Murray Evan l Shermiia and 1ulm J McOook for S IOUOOOO Tho bull Is another plnsp ot hoe lirmldn I which caused Iho I liankors and McrohantR1 Telegraph Tompany to bo placed In the hands of a recoher ohnn titoio ago The complaint contend tlhat rrlor to Mar 15 1HH4 A W IHmook of A W Dlmock V h Co hankert atJ Wall street was the principal stockholder of tho Hankers1 anti Merchants Telegraph Company which had a capital Flock of J3000100 Prior to 18SI It Is nllcKod thotclcBraph company exrcnded In cnntiuctlnc Its line of telegraph In purchasing franchises and len n In obtaining contracts and In maintaining nnd Improving 111 lIre over jtOOUOUO nnd had built up an extenslMi and prosperous busi ness nnd had become a powerful rlnl uf other telosraph companies of Iho country That A W Dlmock A n Imd Invested In tho stocks and bonds of tlm company over jiXlOOO They weio on May 15 1SH4 tim ownorfc of JlOIiOslmies of thou capital stock of time company of limo par aluo of 4100 a share and 170000 of the t bonds of thn company and that nn that day the markit price of thu slock wan 110 1 n sham anI of tlm bonds KX eadi lust 1 prloi to I April I If IHS4 I A W Dlmock I t Co In I the I onltniuy eotirso of bit ni noes ob tained I from tlie I tilted Matua National Hank I a loan of WlMitJO which by the terms of Hut agreement fell due on AHR IS 1vs4 As col lateral I for tho t lonn ho pledged to thn t bank together with oilier viol tot ihlu cccii ri I lee you Mmrcs of ion I stock of tho I hiimik ers itmod Mer chants 1 Telegraph Company IhiiplnlntllTnllPCet I Unit I on May Ifi I 1RH4 1 the bank hold ample si ctirlly for the 0000 loan and then was no Wart uutot wit tttuvtr for the 1 call I of tliu t 0 iota it 01 in I proprlation or sale bj the t bniil If of f am of Ilio I Ricurlt t y Notwithstanding I this I fmt It Is I said Ihu I bank I gan I Mnnns I IMIII G herinnnnnd J till n I McCook entered I maliciously Into I a cnluion amnn themxelve nnd with jtlnr PITSOIIS Inili tin ml tho ltoovotuttit of the sliic ot I by time liniik nndon failure to iii so 0 to soil at n in rilci tlio sink nnd b I mills of HID llnnkeis and Men hunts I oleuiiiph t onn any it public sale with tin bba of embanasslni tics tote minli compam coil caalni tliullninclal ruin of A W Dlnu ck I o The doinnlul for pisment was mndnby tho bank trill tho salt1 of thu ourltns tbiontoned Tlio do no o tool was not mot with th I ro uit t t it it t ho pociirltli worn bold at I ibllc I auction timroby it Is alleged Inipalrlni lion maiket tilitit of tbo pptlro stocks and bonds of thu telegraph company It IscotitemUd Hint this alleged Illegal and friiudubiit moo on lln hart of tliu bank caused limo filliuo of tin1 linn and tho ucrillco tH tlio tlccinph ninl any U I t Is contend Hint thu stocks and bonds so sold wof 0 flu n lair ivnirkotuihmwortli li IHIO and that t tlio I IIm of A Vi IH I monk Co 0 wore und lord rnlltkil loan incounting my thin bunk for tbo I I 0 d IToitnco lolwepn t I hat sum and i the amount of tin1 I II00 loin whllo tho loss of the Him byieason of 1 the linpnltmont I I t of tlm I market Millie of the I stocks i anti bonds nf I tlm t llnnkers and Miirlmnls1 Tolograph Iompany i wnsnot losstlnin I m JftMtMiiii l t and t tlm t total loss to thu linn WHS nut bss tItan Htxionua It t Is t niil thnt t the t ni I uaion bctweon I tlm I per sons motitloiud for tlie t en too wns unknown to A V DlmnckA Co at th I tlmo I I uf the t t sale and that t tho allegol Conspiracy vts not illsccn ered until tune IKO limo limhifl 4 iwl k V Dlmook transferred hlsclilm I and rigbtof t action growlni g out of tlm t m ttlei to I Ids brother A Vt Dlnuick I j anil ml t teiuently I tin1 I 0 cntlro I I claim was bought by the toresint plalntliTs The l plnlntllT touw ask t that tho t t a In thu tots 10 ru4oumIropul tn annwcr cincAlli und In detail all of tin allegations In thu coin j lalnt I and tint a reforoe buappomtodot I other MRI means pr iMibd by tho court toascorliln t the inforination nnd to bine tbo defnndnnU account to the plaintiff for thu alleged fraudu lent wa In wlilcli hu wus swindled out uf 4000OUO rows run THK CKtinitniox 0COa to Ilr ItulKcllurntv Mnrclien lo lie mtini1ttcd ln Comiipttllon The rinanco rommlttoo of the roltimhlan celebration In this city mot jtttonliiy and do died to raIse a guarantee fund of JiOOOO to COMT the creuso of tho cclobntlon The following subscriptions were received Drexel Morgan t t CoSlOoO Cornelius Yanderbilt SlOOO ieorgo 1 Gould SlOOO Ito Gould railroad Interests SnOOO tho Vanderbilt ralltoid h Inteiests triduO Max Nttt boo tu t Co 00 Samuel D Jlatcock oOO John H btarin SoOl The Committee on Art will meet toilat in Secrctnr Wattles office to award thin prices for the best designs for memorial nrclirs Two mit musklnnh haa submitttd the man uscript of grand marches which they lnu compoed In competition for the honor of hav ing their compositions adopted for tlio I Colum bus celebration parade The competition closes nt noon todnv when nil tnnmisirlpt receive will toe coottimoltteul to alter Dotnoronclu who will I I mion k o t hut award Nuuo they Are Hnrrleil Mist Hettlo slack Iho 17yearold daughter of Dr C M Stack of Now Diunswlck and her fathers young medical student William Moore who eloped with her on Monday hino been hoard from in this city Moore load boin making love to tim girl for some tim past and dually duilng tho sum mer at Asbury Park her pnronU forlimoilcu any further Intorcouri I botnecithon h I On Mon ihiy aft ihloui while I hfi hoot hoe r was In tills t cltj o Miss SIn n k iint rtihmfg Mont on the I ttrooc ami with him I I I II d In I a Ihciy I I rIg toSuuth I hitS boiThoy tlityt ed i over nliilii theie at the house of a mutual friend Mrs Morris Hand and on Tuosdaj cimo to thic city and woio married Mooro Mlit uonl I of i his marrlngoto I hU I frionds I in I Now DiunswKk rM em dmty and thuy told Dr I i Slue If Nolmdv got word as to who performed the Ito nrtlag ieiemom or as to tlm nresint wbeiiivboiits of tho joiing conplo but hunt HroiMHCted buck at New Brunswick pretty soon for iiiltb r of them had much money wlion they t left home The I liltliui t ti out ir ANjliiiu The annual icpoitof h t ionoral Medical Hu roe ri oil enulo lit lie ii inijof i thn t Ihttbuth Insane Abjlum shows that I 170 t tat Iihut S woru I irate I dtiiliiK thu ear Them weni itlmi escapes from the t i nslnm tlir I h o being I buy tlm I mine per foil here I weio Iol I i deatlis ill liclng mails and 74 femabs I In A tog II thcro went itT inmates uf whom iiIt I wvru males tOot 82 femali D I J KIIIIIK dlrui Is spoilal tUtu tluii tothooM i I ttdodionilltlonol Ihowards and tliu t nceiam r i t I levi todf H I bv tiansfor I u ilng tuitlij o tin1 itiiiiH to S lohnlnnd 1iinlr Ii I a 11cp tact IllKin Crb fl of flro elling 0 I fruit tho adjoining I Plifion created excil 1 iiniit yistoiday in I the t I s SIX Maikit IMuo Com I t I Smoketvas I iei u Ishuing Iothlo f i tin lowoi lion dootsot tie jin1 Thoiovero about nliietj pritonurtennnnid then1 most of tinin fiilit dealers who Imd In I en held foi tilnl in llm morning Tbolni prlMUMd ennvd biit and kicked nt llm cell door tio Iheli toiioi I and II n quitI hun oni hlniil o000mlu of piisiii oisainl ourt of flii IH 0 to iiisloa i o I llm Haru wls cancit li a dufeillMtuhii 5 I In I III ill en nf the tlouge Inioi iiant lmsieeledtenappicallonffor pniliissoii for elnldieil to appeal on I tic slomgu at i udh1 oiileitaiiimonls undei tliolaw pafcsed by tho eglslatitro 1 at Its Iott I session which joi Into effect today Fun apt Mentions tore tlttult dill lebnlfof th t lour butt who appiar itt Wang ami for si t hlldrtn who ibslro lo toiito pi 11 In a i I Ilim prforiiiiiin o on Sipt 16 Thnduiiy I h sotbly y bnx beenlnotllled of then1 njiplicati m whlhwlll bu consldcte l by tlm Mayoi to 10 i i 1 lliiHMil llpiil 11 I cm Itls I llrirli AVlBTllll t I A tug 1 W I Smith nf Nnw oil It droppetl dead flout hN bloclu nearheru at about oclock justiinliy afternoon Ilo I and his biothi won rldinu from Miiclairtu siiciman Tlif 1 Hun Gnlilr In mv Tnik Ilr lit sin MINIIII oolel riirUlniliv lliij ir a nl i iluiit til lif Aim iiiin I mi tmiiiili frijge lotoooi I Kiililfiin ami I iiilirnl j I inlirinaliim for ljtIto i mil imiiii Tin Hlflil I iililitiin Iliiifliir iie al I I tin1 limiiilint I Ctliifalliin inrl liitfiirr i u upltle iiiiitd anil ironical I yntieliHOl In llm I I I ill Jliilll lilt imiira irliitl flit 51is arc lime Iti icrjii Idriw tIll CI to Imlje aiul board ichils lereanil Ilireoil trlicieln da idititoalf or i fail tlmlliing lnirlo AUIIM Hieinsflio otto yet rml trlifinreaiti nfftU trwj II trill IttaUrattitelu prinlnl lfiifant i In iff Ottof his minedmallrr irill lif iliililfil nnil arnjcil in a tat to itsir floe HI nob lll t TI f Iftillljlllff iriJ ttfS rCHMjn IPJIV flu S l00 i llmilfif lalf 1 fir I tilt t JliO tot Utli ifi ill iial niyriiiiiKy tn a hotS intro ilitifr irlm trlnh furthirtnfurinatlaii illu is nut jetS itonlil addrtst The Guide liaak Eepartmmt 15h1 Xcw Ycrk us I 5 VLAN F k1uL oAmmonl 1JcvIRIt Uo AJaa ffiNG pWOE A pure cream of tartar powder Used in the U S Army and by teachers of Cookery Clevclandi Is the standard it never varies it does the mint work the bcrt work and is perfectly viiolcsome tll lIb1irntion I tlC 1UbUtlltloM u u 1 F Th I t Homestead I i and the Remedy it By Julian Hawthorne I JN tin 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i Inss literary Itlimt rated iniiutniT Hllilnin 1 1 Mtail the tiniriiUhiil t iililur ur rim ltivtit ur Kit lunr onIon There arc Trrr tel f porlinllral Iltll a mil tnntlftl eIa lit Ill i out 1 tertin cat aailje whlrll aIo I a HPKH miIt an altrai tlun for iLlellUtnt dill I lliuuiililtul hurl irofetitoual ii Wickly I Journalist I 81 conIc M Number SitOO n 1 cnr All Vcw tnnd tf This Septpmbprnuml r with cur Proipfrtu to any aililrcis on receipt of 25 cents In Main I i I The Engineering Magazine Co nu won tto IINew York U S A I j I f I a p I n IIJ III litady 7htntticv Scitettter Itt September CENTURY N thiIJ1nb there isanrntcrlniniiiRaecoiint by Brandor 71S Mat then of the grnvt1i of Thn 1ietorial Poster with rn ititcirstiut illustrations tpecially of posters by French I nrtist Uno of the luot notoworthj travel articles Tie I 7 u tcntitri unto overprinted opens tlio I number It isn ittithontntio nceomit fully illiHtratcd I from photo a 0 I graph uf ono of tho natural wondora of tho world The Grand Falls of Labrador as described by Henry G Brvnnt who was in charge of u recent pploiiiif party Tfio Pallsaro nearly twice as high as Niagara and IOUI into II marvelous canon TH nttto1Irntx nw ontaius alto tho first novelette HEpilCTo trsTlm 11utnlel i part of n FROM F THE ITORtIPOSTEft riCTOIf 1 4L POSTER ti r rn T1 A Mountain ruropa with Iheouoro uooseveltg ac count of An KlkTIunt nt TwoOcean Pass lilJelal complete stories illustrated articles poems etc Jnrr a 13 rrntt Sold ricrii Icre 1uWialtid ly The Century Co ROMANCE Till MONTHLY MAGAZINE OP COMPLETE STORIES The eptenil or number tit UOMANVi which to 1 Milftn 1 11111 1 br rl il Fivni Ntirnher more than huir nt t Ito HI 1011 KturipH ln t tpjiz tpuibUtfil I from th I itlit h III di u re tn irknMc mllei tlnii nf j prrimeiuof 0 h t st O rk tiow lirlnir ilonc li that tore III 001 notion III htiort it t rv writ inc AIIIOHK HIP fainnuN Author rereaj Ijici are AI1I0I K K LHhT tilY lit 1 MAU IntsSr t A11I1U nIt tlt ANDIEK 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I I f tror I to that t crow on lite I Silo of thi I cafion Tliowln I i 1 boo roes it lot not liavi I Ito I rouil hut we rio tluoMi I OIM with Ito t ftn tMinil Iny In u tiUKilllii htip I hedl lor WIIH I thrown t over thu t hnnilB of 0 hli I i I tintii I but toll on the roul Hi PUlTcred oMro hot umnmui liijiirli1 I Ono of tin t la tOoth gens hud lilt log 1 ioltn and thu itnkl of tho other un sprnlmd It oas four hours toiler loot acci dent ueforo IKID arrived fount tho valley Mii lnn and the Contiuct Iuhor SOW Alsandor Hremor President of the Musical futiml ProtectIve tnlon of New York ad dressed a letter to Sociotary of the Treasury Foster josteiday protesting against the ad mlsslun of organised bands of musicians to thu Iliittd Status from foreign countries un der contratt Hu pointed to the fact that while I tlm t 0 Trensur D I partmcnt tU ics that I I niulcliins art tint contract laborer nut artists tin McKlnley bill classify the In st rim no hit to which i miislelann USQ nnd which 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THE SUN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER I 1892 FUN FOR THirprrrSBUKGIIS XVT Mir riiiKKtm 110 A or tllrJ911 1UIKK S1HAHIIIT 1IKPXATS Poe Men enl Down Acoln Tuttr tln the nmnky Cllj iThlle Krnoltlyn 11e t nJ II ion UK I Chlrigrt All Won A nn m d Ilia Cnltn tllmhlnp Knildlr Fortunately the New Ymks nro not required to play any more games In 1lttsburgli justat 1 protont Tlio Now Yorks nppoar to Imvo got I t into a rut and only a change of location will extricate thorn They should have bettor SIC cssat Ioilsvill and mako up somo of tho it 7 lost ground before icttiriilns to tliolr homo w diamond next Monday Tho feature of tho i econd hal appear to bo tho swiftness with Which Undo Anson Is getting toward tho top I J fi There In no coitalnty that tho old man will i not mako troublo bctoro tho season closes i if Yesterdays lameR resulted t riltiburch8 New Ynrkr I Brooklyn W louitille I I Clout hi Hi Kal I I nurt 1 f tmel fiaielind I n llnltlmore lltcnd game 1 lloiton r Cluciimai 1 1 I fMc nAs hliltl1l10 I i 7 HE RffOIU I I I n I 1 N J r CI telinJi lo 744 Clnilnnatl o I vm anon 3J 17 1 MM IMiiill in I 4 1 reoiln 22 it 10 New Vort IH ii 1H1 I FltliburrbJl 10 l a Halllniori 1il 411 riilladelDhtall til SI lnllll I 1 IIdloIUI 1 I J Ctilcaio 10 li 1 Ml Whln ln V2 4 vUO J riTTHiiinuii S siw VOIIK i i 1JnI lnll Aug II Thn Pittsburgh slug I I 4Trs had more runs thAI thn Now Vorks at the I it rinse of todays mime and though they were al contributed ly inNtako of tlm 1IIr l they Counted and placed victory on I Ihe I side of HID I I homo IL Not one of the IUIIH scored eight by tlm local team ramo Henri elngenrned and I til uf them Wlro Ihn result of aotnent thetnnit I t I t ridiculous errors In fact d I tho thlrtoen runs roitile by tlm two trnniK unly tu wvro curl t I and tho IMtiirn had those two tai Hie I i The game was ono or the nut singular hat I IS v has been played line thli xeasim lloth teHtUK had an nil dav as fur 10 lleldlng tuts concorncd imd It seemed tn be I inie lnn as to who eonld nuiKe tho tuoro costly mistakes 11 t In this vMloii eilled ithd 1 tlnlr efToits III I 1 Ifdng ft i iil not rindlt be I fnrgutten by I tlio 1JOO t permmi who I I the game The homo ninde nmrii hluiidor thit Iho lsitof rlayeift tit thoy wero iot o mstlj lint of 1 eoirso vleton ooer n niultittiile of I mlsiiles and t the riilii though inudo ly 1 thn l llors tum j liling onr themsih nnd llnowlng thn ball t over way but tlm right wiy just coiintod in I much In tho giam total us i they had been i Hnrod by our altigirs rolling tlie Uill oei 1 the fenee apt Kwlntr hud n oir lot on I thn Held Ho was tinablo lo lllI on aeomint of his arm I is pmbaMn that hi8 arm is gonn for tho keiiHon Iloyle ton huil un in ill red Ill but Marled In to plav Ho mado It WII sn when I i running tn second and uns eimpelled to ie tire liusln going tn tight Hold I lot In dees not tlgure In the Himmurj but IIM wns cmee at p but mid gut t tn Hist on nn ninir Ilillerhad hi leg hint In tlie seenlh inning and bud I Mlso turullro TV Ing going tn trI and Itnylo to clinil Kwlni IDiildn t throw thn ball twelvnferl t and iradi a enriowful allowing Altogether Kin had tin inn t misnmhla g rurportnnd i l 1 uindet hedli not beeomo r f reiKles Tliuscuiu I itiimnil MIX toim 1 t P ro 1 Ulller I r i n I I nirlrlilh H I a i a I I r rnm 1 r r I 1 I I o u Lionn I c r 1 o i u u tmltli If nl o i Ruie r I n J o o o r knit 1 1 ii 7 MrValmn I I O II t O O leckle u 1 OKI s i l i ni d 1 i n 1 1 1 I lirtell Jdb I a i I n Idurke i t 1 i 2 o n SId c i i 1 I llijle I lb I 0 o 7 o 2 huriiatier I I u Kin p I 1 1 J o 1 lilet p I I I I n I 1 ullrr ti a 1 o I 1 1 rilliKliith o 1 I I lotali 1 717 J 7 I Tolali o I I IlttlbUMh II 1 0 1 0 n 2 J A hew ork o u 2 1 o o o o Jr t Larneil I iiim Nfu ll k 2 Two ba e hit llnrke I Tbrei Sane I hitii 1 Kitrrell I Kime i r 111 1 lloub e pa t Klnif and lloye CJl stolen hrtien I 01 own nmh herklel la k J II lUi Ulinte lloyle sacrltlie t litla 1 bret Hole iI12LI I in t hupe nn errnrii Iltla tiurith I ett trk it lirnt hni e n balla Sinlln rariell Vdck strui k out M I ler lionovali I McMahon IIKourke tiiller I Uilil licnklliz lilt IV pin lied ball Hec iet lett I n bnnei Iltlhbnrali It Nek lurk bII IL TimeI 1 t lIIcI 1 cl iinnoEiY 1Hisviiir 1 I VlfMMF Aug IWnrds men had no trouble In defeating IoulMillM tniliy home body must e hio hung up a prii for thn player I making the ciuatest numberof orrotn fortiiat Feemud bo their object In i tflt carried oil I th honors with flvo to his credit Htrattoit kept the bits falrlv xvell scattered but thny were so hunchvd in lih Louisvlllos rnors that Ilrooklyn could I not kevp from sculng Iilcher Haddock has ulwavj been an enigma to the Louibillif and today was no inception J ho feature of the tame was the sharp Meld ing of the Usitiirs III r Inc liltlerwuro the only Ioulsille idnyets nho failed tn enter the errormaking contest Tho score I l n 0 0 I 0 11r r r I I I f I 1lilnI n 1 a 0 Toylr r1 I f n I rl r 0 Irollhlb I I I I Iln r t 0 I I I U 1 n I orr I 4 I n 1 h I a I I I T 131 b I I a 0 K 0 I I Iyc I I I 0 Ol I 0 ril t y W Y A i TolI U I l TnlI I I II 10 Rrnnk n n I I I I I LII 0 u I 0 0 l 1 01 f Karnid run Rroi klti Flrt tiaie nn rrlnrnlk ln r Lefton baiti Hrooklyn H Loiilitflle rirat liaie on haili im Mrauon oil hadilnck 1 Mruck out Hy Haddock 1 1 stratlon J IhrceJiaie I lulu llroullierr Muinn THobaite I hit Jennlnira sacrifice lilta Brunther I1 pailey stolen bane ilrittlu i or roran R Halle l llaly lluulile pliy T llalr and I firoutheri 135 laa cd bull Xerritl Lmpiri MIJ dtr Time nut KI A n S lumunn 1 riRT OAMV CLRl 4n Aur 111 ClMean 1 and Italtimor wera iMtokvd to play tuo gamei tlin arternoonand they had Juit about aa d futfreiuble withtr an lould b tmairilled It nailer c OUI j nlld the wind I I blew cd I and J raw In the tlrnt iriime tne local men baited robh freely with men on Imrei I whiierni uaiinly hit for ailnglt Ui to the iiinlli In lulliuinit bar of that InnlhK Ohourkea ttir e bane I anil 1 Stoeya Inirle ivitu two men Oiit yae lh Oriole 1 run In aecolid nul wamalleil ot the end of the nrth Inning icorva on account of darkness Attendant IIO the Ctrl ruin MLTIMORF R la I ro p1 1 u la poi p I rbllda 3dbv ai 4 II Mcilraw r r1 u o n lluiken I I f2 u o li rtl Indie 0 ti n 1 l r i D M 3lli 1 j 1 I o iriiourke i lino Mckean a a II I 3 2 2 slotev If O 1 T o O Mrtile 1 lit h I 1 LU I 2 f V ilaltren tffO O 1 o O WcAleer c f 1 1 2 n o stitciiiTe Hi 0 l o n 1 a otinnor rll 1 o o o iliinum o R j i Xlmorc1 2 I I L oiKobh p I o o o l u Iuppy P o I 1 I stricter M bo o 4 1 o l luard db o n 1 i o Total SHlTK Ii I 10111 3 27 IH r Cleveland 2 1 i O I 1 2 1 o 2H Hilllmire I 1 II I l O l o II Famed ri n Ceeand I l llallltnurc I Two bam hita Dalle l uppi ihrteiiaae hit I ii Rouike acrlilc iui4 liKe n m lrlurupp Si lllilli I Itouike Lett on ha relaml U 1 atmore 4 Sliuck out Ity Ill J y r h rohtfl Itnai nn IRloWI iliipjiy J of I lolli 4 liojlili U Slilliillt ami MllrlilT llr I tline I in rrion oevefMiiil 2 liiillin ore 2 lid I ptti h loiU lluio 2iiuir Impin ijalns 1 i itlrf 110 CAITOIOIII D elioD MVI V lnlw aTK I V H la I rt t PI K I a ro A p rhiI liSlj I I 0 II tI itiMiflrau r 10 u I n n Hiirkeii 11 I u 1 1 I n shindle Id b o l I S O I Iiaru d ii o 1 ll 1 oniiourki a o l u i o gl x MrKeaii t l 0 2 u storey tr 1 0 n 0 u o Mrtne lit li o o a i n nn irncfi I I o 0 o Me Veer c f II 0 1 u sutcliOe liihO 1 4 o O IT nnnr r f I I 1 o Hob naon c o u il I 1 o yimniiT i n o 4 1 hOI o o o o u Yuuif p I n o 0 1 II 1 aril 1 JD h o u 1 2 o I olal l a ff n l Total O 4 J 6O Cltre nni t o u n o 01 Ha 1 1 in ure 0 o 1 0 Ol Twieimie 1 nltiToiinor iiicrlfica bllKoTiliikna II on baee lvt eland V I Haltlmnrr II Mr oc k mitH ouiif a i hi Me 1 Mai en r Hutu I 1 I alia 1101 on Siiun hour j 1110 piun OIIIIK llillilte liitlney MITO S IIMtSSITI 1 lH iAri A iv ill l Dalb the llonlairi Ulilvcrrtty inac piltil utalrtt Hiiiton and iieitiUe diiioui i iiftii didter uei stlieti ai alino t iniinui Me ami I one l nit i u theiuni l lul t l or the litiU anurt willi llio I ttk Tlieliorei 111 ron p la I I A r rotToK I ro i r I 1 h ob1 I Ii 7 1 olo e If I 1 II 2 II u r1 v I I a u 1 ln t1 s i 1 i In n hlulel I a 1 0 i58 J8 dtr I I ql Y g olh I I I 7 I TuLo I o l1 1 I a I lh1 I a a 0 UII ODI I t I 1 0 I ohoil 0 0 0 0 Total I 12721 u Totals i 27 17 2 ttnclnnatl 1 II 0 O O O 0 II Ol llaaiou 1 I O 1 3 O U 0 U 5 rlrit tae onerrnracimlnnali 2t Ioiion a Left DO b 1lonol V1 I 1 aUnt bo In ball bal I I Ieb 11 I n TIrb rrL II La UI I Dun ter rc nln QUlnl Ion IUln h 1Ih loublII lmIL 1lhe 1 t o fom I 0 1ln 10110 11 VI al 1i1 djuI1 II t I innAIO a RuirAno Ul II Hy Inning ih re imei itralirlit Iomthe hiudelpl me 11 10 hlh jiiaif i Ilic rinimiulunilieil th lr iilia at t otniiirtii llmeiaad MOlihaliJll AlUlidaiic 1 li iiu core IIIIIAI0 IIHUUIIPIIK I H 1 f n A p u IH I o A r nxncf j I lilUinllton I r I 2 I o ii rarr Ur da uAlien t o i i i 2 o JJablen a ao 2 I I illllalimanIdh 0 I a I i 2 1 Atiujn lttbo I M I I Tliumpiini rfo j l u n Voon I r1 I 2 I ui IlelehlllllJlf I 1 4 II O fatiavaiijdbl I r 2 nironiior lit b I I i n u I petker r f u 2 I n il Dourie r u I 1 I o flUDiberl p o u u t o leI Hit I 1 1 ll o Bclirher c 1 2 U 2 o larnj p I o o u a i I lotali Sll27lTo l Tol it 12 24 1 2 J hlenn 0 O a O 2 lUl n rnllaUelpuia u u i 1 2 u 11 u Oi larued rinii nicaio 4 Flnl bate on erronrlii rami 1 rhlladclphla I fl on tainCliloio t r r n 11 II ucJu 1 rbiladelplilail flrtt uaie tin balla nn uuotKrl It ri Lariejr 1 SlncW nutby Olilabert 2 Threebale tll b bJ j brt r i Mli llallDian lit ker tanavan Twubaie blta tcbrua uoonoi 121 Uerker sarrltle 4 lulirarratt I I s IHhtn Delelianty Cirey stolen haiea Ojwif Can man Hamilton Ill Und pllcliCariey Lrnplre Lnniie Time tt rualern A nrlnlon it tlHGIUHfOI ningliiraton 0 0 1 O O 4 1 2 0 1 n Z l 7 t Hnrtalo ij u 1 r I 0 O o 11 llaiehltiRinirhatnton It Buffalo 4 f troreBlni Immion tiler 2 BuQalo 4 IllcliiriBarret and tour Al ROCIIZSTta Itorhtiter n u o n o l n o lr Troy O O O 0 I O O O IJ Ba e hilt Roclinter H Troy 2 IrrnriRncheitar 1 Irny o IltrlieriCouglilin and Clirkion No o at aljany I Other inmt KtiTF UHJD A C H llltnxf 1 tiami tietireen the 1ulinjin I and Slateu llbtid I t A at I eit HiljMiiii reiulleil I 1 a followi lun rLO I a p n I r n 1 a r fi i r Vanant Ih il i 1 n o llleI I loioo l r I J I 1 1 I Unmet r f 1 I 1 I 2 Lrill i n tail I lieiry Id 1 b o a a 3 o IriHll Ill I b 0 I II 4 S til tlelter 1Jbii o 4 1 stanhope3dbo 1 J I Mrowh p O II 4 1 tDiinNoii c f o l i I i ii ronnofaT c o l P o f MAokenln I I L I rl I 1 ii oinrennanlitb il oil I on Krauii c 1 ll I I o Donoline a a 0 J nil IMare p I I J I 1 OlUWIUon rf 0 I o O O Tiita M i71 o l Total i a i i Rlaten Uland A C 2 no 2 O o 1 a I lultnni 1 u O U u O U U Ol Flrit bale nn rror Maten liland A 4 lefton liaiiei sinten Island A tH lultona I n iei on ballturt ture o olt Itrnirn 4 struck out liy rial fit tiy llrown 1 sacriflc hlta Hatiford John in lleli r Unuole ptaja Johnaoii and an Zant Ktanii and Bruihi Uaiaford Krauio and stanhope Hrown Derry and lirennan srolen ba e Van Zaiit nAmrord stanhope Krauta iHi tjarnl Wild pltcbeii Hire I llruwn i 1atktd IallCcunori Implre t i i Tiiac li U Ilnirbnll C iuea T d r AI UCCI nn nnlcn ncuu I null I i Hie a New Vnrii at 1 ouivltle tnnatl si Hrooldjn at tlnclrnall thieaviiia Hoitnn atiblcavn st louli MI Ihllailelphla St I Iocli lit birirli vi Hilllmite nt tlttihnriilt t elind I i II aihlnttton at UiieUiid Alfal 1111 Rpsllor Annr Ih DIn amur t In Ihl elt ah U rouIIjill 1lor the rol1onlr ro uxlnnlo arrnro Thlllt Inelu nllmbr 01 lunlor orran IT lIon holl ar lrulll lto O ar 0 rOmlllllulralion 11 h raeuulcJ Iho t tbe 1 1 n 01 lb ctub II 111bllr A nlb1I luhlIn F I ar Itn 11 10110 II 011 urlol1 clnber In oh KIIII Iho Oran A 11 hl 11I0111 Llllcnn 1lIrnU1I I nnh A tv 11 4 nnIlhff H orn I Ih r 1111 11111 I Jun t hoJ14 IflKf al el lirookln 011011 oitll 1 inent any chili bi e platen ate hem enl4and lryear oid Would like to arrange a tMHr tor labor Hay W Ward 1O lnjt Nlnetietli alrex Ne ork cllv 11 ICK I amoiiilH Mara Sept I 0 open J to play nnr flril rbM ointtiun rhb vlrinr a tunable guarantee 110 Kenneiii Jr 13 Weit h atreet New York cut I runklln Athletic flub Wond Ilka tn arranie aiame with h in rood 1 ei iti for satunla sept n omn tee I tut n 111 jli e a return name J C Hfin Nutley 0 1 linuhioii A r Hate Sept n 10 IT 24 and Oct 1 II J i r rpen lo pla anv itronv cluti nfterlnir a aullabla fttiar anlte the liranve Al Muntcliir A r and the Hen Minrnrat A r preferred 11 I llnupe 1UU New Jer f aenue Urookl Kimrbull Note I I 1 Mc r rf IK Hall atreel nllllmlo hare Ihe adlrrii 1 of Ittrher lr nn uf the Volunteer tlllb of Mount Hop An 11 Mnrffan Murphy will not BO raal Itlth the IttiK If h ti able to I plav bidltailthUer he uill niiriirle nla trlentlH A man rh baa fotieht al U non a f ul u llh tplm I I d 1 feter t nut able to put on tin mittf and 1 catch a i annon h delicr Inprac tlcetodnt Murnb w n frlifhlened bv the antlca of hla hear that eriran did a rririilar itklrl dance after he lailuannnl hlnifielr up a bit and the dUcoter of Dial 1 ueiikiieiii kin Led 1 out all plana of an Kancrn Ill irr inn ire utlh Mie Rd On the trip auetin and 1 Matio n will ili 1 alt Hit i alt Innv fur tho tlnclnnatla 7B1 VfST flCItr IT OUT Thnl 10 tbr Olympic lnbi ITltlmatiiin Cor hvttM blnck OnlnE Vp Xrw ORLEANS Aug IIIPresident Noel of tho Olympic Club snld today that there will benodrans Idonot know how such talk fver originated bo added Thoruloof the Olympic Club ii that overy flglit In Its arena shall ba a fair standup contest to a finish and 1 we have nevor had draws and do not pro ldoforthem As long as one man Is willing tho contest must proceed The rslere of the club will hae no authority to order a draw Out suppose both men wanted to draw he was naked WCIIlhnt will not hapIIln In any of these fights Tho ngeoments aro for finish fights and the purses are for finish fights I believe tho public may rest assured that In each one of the three fights a winner will be declared Thn directors of tho Voting lIen Gymnastic Club held a mooting lust night nnd decided not to extend any formal Invitation to John IH I fullhiui during his stay in New Orleans Secretary William H Heyl says that the clubs action was not intended as a slight to tho pugilist but was donj to aold thc publicity

which a reception would involve The club last night telegraphed an Imitation to tho Now York and Manhattan Athletic clubs of New York tho Atliomrum Club of Boston and the Irovidonco Buffalo Syracuse and other athletic clubs which will visit tho city Tlio predictions are now freely indulged in by railroad men that tho prle flght specials will bring over 10000 and perhaps oor li 000 persons to New Orleans All of tliani will not goto the hzhta as a matter of fict tho arena big as It is would not begin to hold them but they corao here attracted by the ehvup fores and to seo the pugilists to bet on tho contests and a largo majority of thorn to attend the fights There aro now over forty excursion trains or special cars in sight Chairman 1rnnk of the Transportation Coin mittiO say that a telegram from Chicago an nounces that thlrtysevnn coaches have al ready been rpsurvod for tho great excursion to thi llghtF Ioriott tel lrallhctlll1ht night that IKio tickets had already been sold for Ills spe cial train Tho totting today has been n little varied Tlio local talent it seems have realised tho fact that they cannot pink thron winners and am picking them singly At Iatnotliox an ion let of iMa on McAulKTo wax taken Myir rules nt to 5 Hkelly II to 5 while Dixon has been backed oil the board At tho CrisciTit Turf Kxihiinge they aro playing hul llvan Mur and IMxon at 111 to 5 and Corbntt kelly and Myur nhlch was 15 to 1 bus boon backed down to IJ to 1 1 In tioth poolrooms Corhott is lining plavod mon than Nulllxan which Is attrihutrd to tho fact of the recent publications rdatlvo to tlio big fellow looking Hubby In his rlllIt t exhibi tion In Brooklyn At tho Cnscont Turf Kx Iliangti tho hutting mi tho McAulllTiMyor light Is directly opposite to that I at LamotheV im thoy glv 4 toi JIcAullITi uvutt money on Myir Sullivan 1 to 2 Corhett H to 5 Dlx on I tu a and Hlclly ri to1 Tho gpn ral tendiiio IK toward Myer here and Myer stock h gitnorully at a proiuluin wlareaH it wa tho conliary luwdiiVN ago ThU was In nuiise Muenciiof tholiillnflhat a gruatdcalof lj toin umntiy wax coming down here to hack Mo Aulillo but It IIHH not luiiiad up yet Bud llonuuilicceivid coinmissiun from A J Ioy of Santtigii nskiug him to b 01 t JfiOOO on hullivaii 10 to 7 and r oiKJou Dlxon at 5 to ii Holland idaiod both bets Itonaud il Iso roccivid letter from u prominent Kng llsb turfman notifying him that n party of sixty would coineon fioui limdon to sec tho tight nnd asking him to look out for thorn Hiillhiin will not ho presunt ut thn MierMc AulltToor UionSk Hum Ho will bathe first of tho ptigillstson the stene although Slyer may arrive tltesume d 114 y Nonooftho otliorH IH expected until Monday Corbftt is duo Imro at 7 ollock on Monday morning Tho Myer pirly will luao Streator tomorrow and alarro parly of udmirois will accumpuiiy him Work on thoarrnaat tho Olympic Club U finished nnd a prlvuto view will ho aflordt d to tho newspaper men and other Ultors on bunuuy Jimmy Carroll mOil a petition in the Civil Court yesterday against rltzlininons claim IDle saoo balance 11110 for training tlio Austra lian Carroll recites that Fltz fought Ma her for 10001 11000 of which wrtnt to the win ner As trainer Carroll was to receive one third nf that amount Fltz only paid Carroll tJ700 aud the latter sues lor the baUnco lOOO to TOO Tliat HiilllTim Will Not ln In Ten Kou de nntov AUC 31 Iroroluent iportlnc nun In thle city who art amonif Ihe moit ardtut Pulllian nip porter whrn Inttnleuril Itday aa tu their opinion of IheibowlnKtnadeby both men tn Ibelr public ap pearance in Nen Ior nemidihary t f exprcfa unjr dccldel lnlon a to vrbether their fallli in Iho lloitin llu 11 i rluiUii or inI atlrr rcailln 1110 larloui iir IIIft f 0IUII nt llin rxliiL lun There 11 I no il 1011111 real dealnf uueaiineii vxlitt In the sullivuu fdinp ulul muny lrlicre there U I no tauio for I ailMelV a lu their tatonlut abllily tu ulll tile Jlilim Hjr I L A bet in maile yeilerdiy aul 1 potted waterlnu SII I KJ 10700 I that Sullivan will not win IIIIU ruuinla I li cm llke urliky hel but the man Mho oaifered Siixibellqvea that lutin fanmua ruiliet btlwd witli that powerul left will 1 if tl III O oion iit liuijo of lorouiiilr Hilly I Myer atotk la nulnlnii I vrouBd iloadlly in bettlnit clrrlm anil It will not be at all tiirpmlnf Kood uddn arc unereil on him before MOD d llrduced Ratea to New Orle o TI 1 fean ylT Hla Rallroid I ttiei Athlcllo CArnlTnl Escuraion tleketa New York to New Orltani And re turn will he plared on tale Kent 1 Z and a at one fare 134Ir the round trip lood rituxuliu wltlilu teu Uars IrWU tIle uf gale Uu Brooklyn Furniture Co DISCOUNT HAIE OF roiniNo BEDS H PJMCEHI WAY DOWN ON THB r LARGEST STOCK IN AUKRICA D l r flosular price 150 Solid Oa 536 Wardrobe Foldlns Bod JjronoS Bovol Ilnto I e i t 1 jm JJ J 77 75 20 flogular price 31 Solid Oak J ClilIotinlcr8t lo Voiding Ilcds Thcle IlotU nre the Rent ind Jlut Op r 1 Bled Folding lied Mnde BROOKLYN II11 MilIIi Ill t 553 TO 5l FULTON ST BROOKLYN N Y d lIort nmn lljooI1 64 BICYCLES 64 SEIZED fcomprlinir FOR DEBT IIIMIIRR Ilttern Invumatlc 11111 flsIIIOV 1 IIAIMHlKli 1IoIXII i rnor IM 1 ilinv IIJIMOMII IAriinMiiucN Weil Ind Inetimiilliii J IAMPS UJUIH IlirYCli STANDS h Ac lc 1 WILL BE SOLD BY 01 AUCT ON SAT NHtT a AT 1 llfltu p Jf llooilit on View Mornlluof hale 371 Broadway N Y WK 11 I 2000 BICYCLES TO SELL ov tit It i MV iiiniifitniA K rus SO CENTS A 33ATT AND 111111 M rXricv CIt A in i THE AMERICAN ORMOND CYCLE CO S 4I unit Ortt Se enlli I N V B i iniivric A in vcii ion 5 GASH Tlit IriltiiMt ni h ptilU tn I Incite c nal lif tllttHii ii nt uifuilli npirl VICTOR BLACKHAWK CRESCENT ORE CENDA JLNO ROB ROY mnnlclr Line n liiiii if Inenniollr iso iniiiis M 11 AMI YIIr 11 tiNTirD EQtIlllI mnnu lIWrIllUlIO I UIIII tn v d MI iio t invvv II r rirv 1111 C 1 2B2JOO A VVEEK J UltCiIotSIIoIIIIIIIINU VIIIIIH 1M1MI1 11 MTU Ill 11 11 1 f iil sl iirup III Klnll I ni I u x J roiiinbt VI i loifliei mil oilier mtaea 1 itJrln seit a i it II ouok aile I ahiolute li Ib I Murrny 1 M I IHlu Auctioneer fI IJilMll luirant 0 III MII n I ir JliO pneu II uiatle 7 boi mi 1 aleti i 277 Lenoi al ii HIiMt l of eir iliijcniitioii mn and uconj I Imiiil at lnv eI t r 4 Kd I t iojt it t i f jl 1 J III 1 Q ll to 1 11 wan I 11 I i I i vi 1 i II nruu lt tailia II 1 1 1i i I r il MAIIsllltVb ceia 1 I II I ili I el I I 4 and 11 mHnnkl 11 1 PI ov i tin i w butt and extra I rn I II 111 II on1 It tI 1 sn 1 ni ml J up I 110 i ijualny h I l i in li ok iinjl a t In dot ilouhle lV j Ipln I I Ireliv Lul niiilrr i i I I ll I 11 ll II I I n 11 Illloltlnif I lialilllLC Ii l lid t II 1 I I Ml 1 IH I 1111111 fl I A Mckel pMli nip nu trr IT 1 Iliilitnr allilnlikel linti C l ltiiincr i eh no I tr het reel linn on hlick I 1IIr ad IM IMhrial I In 1 I lluead 4nc Inihr il II 1C 2 tlii jt i lie f n K t He ir pound I I IIII rI J lull 1 llh lalnlle I X intaa tuckle Imuki 4Di Hilmij i nl il l Mr lliinif to delUbl lUe angler ill quullt HiJ price bKNl STAMI1 tUlt HLfhTHATUD CATALOOUE J V MAHNTKJUn o3 Court U Km Cltjr Uall CK001CLVN OpeD XIIqI A 1JA OIJo FUK THK JlATJtU onuuuJ MnlllTUH nun r irtr r TodnrCor belt lo flo on f lura y All tho hour ilraws near for tho meeting of fiulllran and Corbett at Now Orleans the In terest In tho match Moms to bo on tho In croafeo While fow large wages have hccn made on tho result anr number of 1 small ones aro recorded doUr Tho prevailing odds nro 100 to KM In Btilllvans favor and those who ap poarto beanxloimto back tho champion pay that money Is hard to plneo oven at thoso odd liver glnco Corbctt appeared at the Madison Squnro Garden on Monday the bolting has boon more lively Corbcltn fine showing evi 1 dently loassure eorao of the doubting Thomases and tho backers of the big Cnllfor nlan aro now talking moro couQJontly than oor Ono wager was mado onTursdny atl000 to 000 in Sullhans favor and another of fJOO even that Corbctt would not win In ten rounds Al Smith Is willing to wagor 0000 to 10000 that Sullivan does not win Bookmaker Icvlan wants still larger odds lie ls willing to wagor JOO against 5000 on tho Call fornlan Charley Johnston hnll 10000 that he would like tu bet on Hnlllvnn at odds ot 100 to 70 but claims that ho can find no taker Jimmy Wakolr said last night that Johnston had nont over IOUt to cover 1UO which he hoard somo one wanted to put up lint tho Corhcitt man fnllnd to materialise Hilly Edwards tho Hoffman 1I0u e said that aomo money had tieon wagered there at odd of r UK to 0 In Hulllvan favor and that one man Imd her tK to SltX ou Sullivan Hulllvan and his Imckiirfl go South thU aftor npon They will leave Caseys handball court ron Urgrawstroit Ilrooklyn at about o elock The party will drive direct to tho JVost Hhoro flIInt nt lloboken whnro they will tnko the Hulllvan speilal nt 5 oVlork for Now Or lenn going tiy way nf Ilnffnlo tlealand and Clncltinatl Tho Idg follow and his tmrtv will mnkn tho journoy In tlm hand IIOmly HttPd up private car Traveller Among those who will accompany him AlllloIII out for his Interests aro Charlev Johnson of Ilrooklyn and llmmy Vtnkilyof thlRclty hp liaokur The rest of Ihe party will bo inadK iipotrhll Catay his trainer lack Ashton Hilly Morgan Frank Morun and Ihe Jan hli valet On thn sanio train will ho Martin Ilernen 1at fllugott 1 W McCau noy Stove lrodli Mat line rim Itoldnson liotnlnlck McCrtftrey Mike tostello John 1 Hullhnn John ONell horgo Hansel Al htntli Dutch Tnomti on and a number ot the memhort of tho Maiihattaii Athletic Cllb John J Sullivan has fo50011 l to Mooo wagond on his imniicako and McCugney has wagered 51001 to liH on the big follow Jim Corbott will travolin just as much state n hiM big rival on tho privato car Kscott Jlo will leavo on rattirday alternoon nt 4 oclock by tho Corbitt nperinl from tho Ieiinsjlvnnia depot at Jer ey City Tho trip will In Hindu ovir the Iuniiiylxanlannd Hud mont Air llni s Tho ear was especially pru I totod lortorliittsusoln Washington It Isiin linlfitoied in bm silk jduih and 19 beautifully tltttil ip tliioughoiit Two of tho MMerooms lmolieen madu into one nnd tills will hsoi rtlpled ai a niceplng npiirtmnnt LI Corbott Ill will lion tho ciime hed that ho I has been ac customed sleeping upon at thn Ilrndy eot tage at Ixch Arbor Hack ofCorbetts room nrn two smaller otnteroomH then comes tho library and back ot that In thn real ot tlioeir comeH tho pallor while ack I of that in an oh nurvntlon platform Hetuecn the privato oar and tln engmo will Im I the gymnasium fur whieh will be llttcd up with th nec CHBHry trnlnlug aplillances New Orleans is px pectiil bo reacliud at 71 ocloek on Mnndar morniuc Corbet t will he auomnpanied hy Mnnagiir Ilrady Trainur Hilly Delaney who will O IIIII hli second Miku Donovan who will act as hi ehif mhNer In tho ring Jim Daly and Jamoi McVoy his aHiMant trainers A number of New York Athletic Club icon will also gn on till train Quite a nil m bur of sporting men left yester day for New Orleans by Piedmont Air Line Among them wero Dick lloach and Honest Kdm Kelly Additional wagers made nn the flght between Sullivan and Cnrhutt last night woro Joe Lunnon Sullian old iparrlng partner wagered jJOd acalnst SlJO that the champion would win Ho has 10000 more to wager on thll r lsull Cicorgn Bauman has 2500 een with John ONell of Nnw Orleans J K Ellis of Albany thinks so wll of Sulli van that he has placed 1000 to UO on tlio blji fellow Nail Brother the backers of George Diton nrn making combination books on the coming tights Thoy favor Sullivan McAulitTe and 111011 Jerry Moran brother of Frank Moran Siillf vnnn manager made a wager of KOO to StiOO George Downing of Hot Springs Inlo1 1351 to 2500 that Hulllvan would not do Corbott in six rounds Matt rinne wagered 100 even that Cnrbett would 4ucumb to Sullivans blows in clovun rounds Ml A II Daniels wagnred Jimmy Wakely r r 1 to 11100 that Corhett would win Dick Connors of St Van I loft for Nnw Orlean yesterday 11 mado a wnger nf 210 to 100 on RnlllMin Uo has still IHXI to bet Fred Harvey of tho Dlxon vaudeville eora pany offered for M to fUU on Dlxon against kelly ypsterdav At tho Whit Klephant Ollsey House Pole man and Vandorbllt Hotels there was plenty of Sullivan money aloat with very few Cor bctt Mien on hunt KVLLItlX AT UISKIS CoUnT He KK rcl m With Iliei Ilnll I Order to Keep III llnnd In Yesterday morning Sullivan got up early Ho did practically nothing nn the day hotire and ycstetday ho felt as If ho ought to try and I milk up for lost time and ho wont I In for regular I lar gymnasium oxercUo He was dressed a lieavy Hwetter and woro tights Altar a few seconds at punching the bag ho began to lircathoheavily He kept up thu violent exer tion hut stnnge to Ray his heavy respiration did not Increase Ho breathed scarcely any liardor at the end of an hour hird work than ho did at tho conclusion of tho flrt live min utes exertion It seams to bo a habit of tho big fellows to breathe heavily He spent nearly two hours working in Ciisoja tempoiary gymnasium Then ha was taken up stalrtf stripped and rubbed down It is In tho rubbingdown process that Kulllvana evlddnt lack ot condi tion Is I most apparent Vlion hu is I itrlppcd and laying on his buck his enormous htotnaeh seems to sproad and jut out to twico tho size it U when li N 1 Htnndlng up His breast and his sides aro oourid with loose llusli that nulv ered llkn lully when his attendants wuio at Will I on him In his ruh down ho was not nuhjoetod to tlio UMial punching nid Kneading but was let ofl with n rub down hullltanH stfimacli is I not tho only part of hint that doesnt look to be In perfect order Ills arm neck and shoulders aro alt lieully dollied with tiosli and his huge bulbuoua nniHclnmiru lilddiin fiom low Anotlior peculiar featuro nlioiil SulllvanV KUpi rlluous tlvsh Is that It IH I soil and hite In texture It ronomhlns thut of a child lll llguro IH so lotundthut his iirmH seem to bo thoitetthnn thoy really urn His logs always thin look thinner than ever Olio of tho champiiius tinlncrf argued that to take off anr moro of hulllvnnH llobh would only weaken film that the light will only be of short duration and that moro hard wotk was unnecessary Milllvan asserts that ho in stronger and bcttur today than over befuru Onualii of Ihe JIll Fight Tb Rnllli an apeclal train will Itare llio Weal Ninrn depot Weehaokcn promptly at r oclock tins aflei boon rrteraldaya akn Jim Wakeley and J K hrnnody of Barrlnuioii Ma KIIO it H pernonal friend of mill an ivvre hailnir a iitlt t little rhat and Mililvan uai aikrd about hoiruiany rougl ho thoimlil tin llflil Iorbett would lait John K I tuniigut I a tr nunN UI h a rl n1 hlI al IIIIIIlonl IMllk 11111I It 1111 I lIIr 1011110 10undIIII I tbUer 0111 alii III Iotr rnltllon 1111 I evor allo1 I thollh I1Klot III mor III nvo rna 1i1I11ly mccoWIII ul UIU 10 Orleau 011 SII I N Y A C MIB CompellnE at Trurcri Iilund The fopretlllon for prUtt offeteil by Barton ft Veekifortbe brat all around albletei of the i ew York Atikllc Club took plaie yiiterday afternoon at Trav era Iiland Only ilx nf luo ten I ertnti nrrani ol were decided The reiualnlnit our will lake place nest Wedneiiiay Ibe rolluHln li I a bumuiary ef the guinea jeiterday iinehundred ard PaliWon by M 1 r I llalnln 1 yard II l J Hriddmh 7 rardt eiuii l J it Hher ujai IN third Time 101 eioid 1I hthlllllr1 an1 IKlll r1 lIunII I I II I WJ Wl 11llr I I I 1 IU I 1111I III 11 1 Illtfh Jump non Ioy A nicirrMin icrairn 111110 r fert 7 milie W II UIK ni H liiUui unl 111 II Morn II b inehei tied for eiond nlair HroailJiiuip Uonbv U M I Illrrllnnfeet nllh JO fertrUlnchea II II lUxler J feel il ludiea aecoml 111 fi cm and L 11 shani licet earn tied for third place Th lnJt IIle lxlellIIuIImmrWn h II II MIIII crh with 101 llollll1eIlOl It T Ioe IlIcL uu I t Io I II Ir i r I r II Iba I II1 fl f 61 CourUo1 1011 IOcna IVllhO to1 locb 11 C lJOIIOI 14 tOOl tLIa II as leollS Illell Th eomDetltloni today at Trarerelitand forth v eka medal and etub handicap will take place on r ongtoirto rlt IILWl the arriralorthoSiUi iralt lutead u tbe 0 tralni I 0 nrnrluiuiliiinuoUUCed SMALL CROWD AT THE BAY THE HAM KEl T tA r ivnr FOLLOW ERS AT HOME rKSTEIIDtr Dr Hnibretiek Oaliprlntej Potomac with Hoccrlt RldlDC am IIU Neck Onlne to Itrokcn RtlaZornltiit Colt Win Ih Partridge Stake and Con t Wti Ibo ritlllna MlHatininnmlnc Innds Ihe Tori Ilnidlcniirotoiaie Mar be Broken Dow The heavy storm about noon kept a great many persons away from Bhcepshcad Bar yesterday but tho 4500 persons who turned out saw a fair das sport on ft traok that was surprisingly good considering tho nmountof rain that fell only an hour or BO before tho racing began Tho sun came out very warm and tho afternoon was Insufferably hot and uncomfortable Tho stake events wore the Partridge for twoyearolds over the grass course and tho Groat Tall Soiling for throeyonrolds and up ward at ono mllo and a furlong over the rea ularcourse W 11 Jonnlngss colt by Voltl gciir out of Zornctea won tho former nftur a very tight nt Doctor nnd Kmln lloy being boaten only heads by tho unnamed youngster on whom Doggett rode a most vigorous finish Now or Never Equity Diablo and Kstello woro strongly supported for tho selling stake but Tathcr Dill Dalys lour nroltl colt Count won rather cleverly aftor disposing of Estelle who showed all her accustomed speed for threequarters of a mllo and thon slopped to almost a walk Tho 1artridgo Hlakos was qulto 1 lively bet ting ovcnt Inwlcs Doctor and tlio Xornctza colt closing almost equal favorites while good prices could bo had against any of the othurs KtnlnlloyandTnponlca weie added and tlio former carried a tidy lump of liU owners money The ornotza colt delayed tho start by rtffuolng to join his hoisc but finally Mr Howe collho yotingsteis In lino and dropped tlio llag to u Btart that was good enough to suit anybody Jerome K a half nrother to Dr llasbrouck owned by Nathan htraus took tho lead but before a hundred yards had been triorsoii Doctor was keeping eompany wltn him and tliu pair had tlio nieu to themselves until lli Jiead of the Etteteh where Kmlu Hey ornttra cult Klslno colt hport and Voiiiifer moved up liootor easily had tho stieud or tlie party hut a furious Iroiu homo ho liounn coming back and Dogeett riding thn Xorneta eolt In rat tling fashion I got up I In time tn will on tho pllsl by a head Doctor only biit lmln lloy 1 head for second money while tlio J IslUJ colt and Miort Ie Iou up ovoreoron the strength of his good tierloriiiaiHo on Tuesday WIH Installed favor itw I for the Selling Stulu oor Diablo Lqully Kslnlle and Count tlm lastnamed selling at tlie outsldo pncn of 0 tn 1 Ihl 1 ram requires hutllttlodenciiptlon rstclle as usual went away with a great burst uf speed amiopening a gap of sineil length led until tlio unpur turn wns teachod ilien Count patted hor and I although Hamilton mi Knnitv Hnd Ilergen on Now or Never wei tireless in their efforts touverhatii thn iMly eolt llttlr Lamblev kept the fouryearold going and VVOD a gondraeo hy n scant length linillr bent Snvv or Never as tar for iecnnd money Diablo wan neor tiangeroti There was no Mil on thu winner although ho wnsonteied tohosild for 1VOO I I For the I opening dash at seven furlongs Dr Hasbrouek and Polmmic wereeiiuul favorites with the talent ory evenly dhideil as to tlio muiltsnf the pair Tournament Chesapeake htonenell Collection nnd nther stioedy livers weiealsostartcis with licht imposts up In fact the Held as high class hell Ihe 11111 fell IntomiieanU Dr Uislirnuck racoJ in thn lead with heapeako and Tournament head ing tho I ruek It was seen shortly after tho start that Uoggett was leaning far intupon llasbrnucks noelc and TolUs wondered why ho rodo with Mirh a short roln lioiindlng llio Hptior turn rotomiip wi clearly beaten and llasbrouck coming on alone won with tlio utmost ease whllo Iotomac lasted long enough to bent Corree lion a head fnreocond moneyMnnenell llnlsli ing at the Moms llllys throitlatch Tho cause of Dnggetts short rein was apparent after tho Held passed the post as it was seen that tlio right ruin had snapped near tho bit nnd tho cleor boy bad ridden throoiiunrters offtinllowltlioril hand In the rini of the bit A htubln boy led Hasbronok tack to tho stand whom Doicgett was warmly applauded Io tomiu pulled up erylime In front and ho will hunlly rAce again this I enr hcglnald wa fa orlte for thn third race a scramtilii for twoyetrolds luit Kddle Kollya speudy filly Courtship ably ridden byMmms I beat Mr Mraiiss colt honm for tho money The Westetn lllly Jueen Knld was third M I F Dyer betagi at doil otmnnoyon Dagonet In the fifth race a selling event oei the Kuturltv course nnd Iambley had tu bus tlo the blnek colt frnm start to finish in order to beat Lord I llulmeny home Klla was third with long odds against bor Tho llnal raee tho Turf Handicap over the grass course was won by the favorite tiloixm ing who tinder FltrpatrkkH superb riding lusted 1 long enough to I cat I low Ito urs u nik Itoinicfort was third fcummanes follow Tlly rlllqT It 11 A rlnk rnr on1 nt flU alh h fl I 11 I lOr hkh f In lh rOIl lid 1 ho lIurd Inn llIrc III llIn lIordln M h cL nllh wh11 rrt I e 1I1 Ir r r II Iullolo I 1 1III1J 11110 nr 5 0 ur nn u I IU rd 111 II lIo 1 I b 11 IU IUllll II Cour r ull lIrl lri rioun In priori furtDiiku u1t H ru ih llr llnrbniiil 4 Iy Fir Mo dreJ swieiliriiir In7 ti nirrin 1 F Minlnrit A ur d i i r rnliumir 107 ilailihlf 2 J At A II Murrijli f Cumrlinn 4 llCUdlttlc el J hnlI C4eIoLe roujniuiivnt uiiil lci urler lac nil iimf i JT It ltlnff AcAlntt 11Il1 Utl I rnur H to r Tntomac lltoft loiinmmeht to I rorrfi tiun 12to1 I I i hen niicHkr iio i u n mil 1 1 i 1 ltponer Km tu 1 Mutual Ilinl U i J74T f K THK KKdlM In Th SIk a lra ror Iwo ald 0 10 SIO riC iCh 1Jro ldI I blrh t I I 11 11 II 1 100 Ih IIIlrl wlllll1 HO r 1111 laJO IIIIIII or IU 1 IIe I 1 1It I n 11I11 III f 1i1 i IUII lOr III 111111 1I1111ell 1 1 rUII ror 1111 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luld K 10 1 Itiifhla ii 12 tol Itlk J Inl Calilitlia 1U lo I MulLJ lul HU IT T Tin roiitTH IMK 7lirirr nt r llhrlliiualii 1 nvfcpuncn for nil ct of o ricii li i uaii i ulilrii nf Mlilih JMI I o tint hCCiitil Ihf linn lii rit t tllHl out of tud lnkr Tlir winimr tnlin oil it iiiirtlou fortiOOi null t lit reit to lift olil fur li i nllitiif ji loHniice i in inlloilil ruiloo r DalyH li c tonnt n l y tMii ittuil Aelln Ml I lambln I 1 tlint lit cli f 4 o7 llimilloli J i lkrr li h Son or Vitr anl Ill lliihiii a IhalnoalMl Ittrlli MUIII rfttlnir AKiilntt n or itifV lo 1 finikin nij to 1 1 Minis 4 to I Coiiiil il to I lttrle 0 til I Mu tujli imltt 7 5 51 7o 11 Jiih rinu icr lur llooo of niucii son tu tnc ifrmil onclflOOto tlir llinl ililrniiie SI rutH of wlilrli two lliirlt t the tofiiiiil uiil iiie tlilnl to Ilii MurJ lnr c lli lli ntr nt liu mill at nuitlnn fur 1 inl atluneU fur iiwli Hiolii 11 tl MI miiiril iiur M rifcujtri iU i Iiaifoiiet i b t rciuuut ralr Ian lor lfiiulit i I W UVfUniU li li IorJ liuliurii lipicluuilllon U 1 lraill ti in IlllJ i 1114 lr HI HatiiDaii rrat liuiii Joy llnrdr u lade Mm pullltLMcUiuf and mil ii y lU tan netllfeif Aitalnit lmioiiVt 7 li l rl n lin ny SVu to I Dolly Mclniieh tol ilriat IIIIIHH lo I at man ID to 1 Honliaiix ir m I lln U In 1 Lncl Mm U to 1 Joi40ioli tijJIeUtt 100 to 1 lu tualt nlJ SUMO ss10 r TIIE SIXTH KACK The Turf llimllrop a hamllrap w iip t lif ifor three tcarodi and upoaiil uf 2 rucli Ill lorfttt willi iHUI aildtil ur wlilili Jto to tlir Kioiiil lliottihil lo r i flic IHJ DIM of itie Iukeri oiif lutif and a IJUIP ter on linf J il tolun lii ci li in ninqinln r l hlr Muilred lulllulit I I 1 llmtllil 1 U M MM i f li i lniu K krr 4 I iVinuf t I Iil lik 11 lloii corl IJH llaliltilr 1 htiott hall Hliil Mil U ill Hen ran lini 2 in 4 llruinir IviiinluK uii iii luiutiiff Hjlnl MuUln 4 to 1 luiii Itoiir tot Mm lull n lo I Kuirrort Mutual il fii ji V tl To Tlir Vlnnrii at Jloiiiiulrr flioicrKTKii Aiis rtlTho races here to day rcfculled us follows I Irrt llnrf SMMI and omiilf urlnnico Mnlm nily Urn Uallaiell irond Keiily llilril linir 1 ili 4 htcond ruiu rive rurloniu Ur r lnt ilril Veit Kllr irionil I Hello F third 1 1 111 r I II Third lure tour and ono half fuilouct rmhllilllon flrtt MmMtoneierond KlnirioiireiMril Tmie OLWf fourth llacf fine mile lx ncly llrtt Iclhau leiuni Double Croat thlid Tltnu 1 4 Filth Race riv furlciio Molllt V tint Ray i co 4 rentanc third flm liWJf tilth Itacc blx furlonii Kln I4J flrit Cop l ad accwiil Din thlrU Tliut JlKJu lUVATS KXIttlKS AT TUK SAT afout n n n l Ra e U d and Olktr Crucki to Meet U Ihe IlnBdlenri The Now York Handicap the S pnhlr Stakes for twoyearolds and the Iteapors Stakes for throoyoarotda are the prominent features of tho races it Bhoepshead Bar Mon tana will clvo liancjuet n hard race In tho handicap while Loonawcll Lopanto Kaceland and Reckon may put In their claim to first money at the finish Twclro aro named to in the Sapphire Stakes and six la tho lloaporB Stakes The other races have also piled with fair llelds and the sport promises to bo above tho average Here are tho entries tn lull Flrit Race A eweepitakei for two yearold non wlnneri of llouo at llr each with noou added of which 36O to i be lecond and loo lo the third maid en allowed 7 pounUi Futurity count about three qa rterao mlie Second ItareTho Sapphire Stakei a aweepitakei for ton yearnidi which have not won 760 up to the time of entry of lvieach sir forfeit with llVMl added ot which ivi to the lecond the third tu recelre loo out of the Hale wtnnert alter A HIT r ot 1060 a poundii mice of Hloooor nnce of tlooo 7 pournla of s ooo Ill poundi eitra inaldent not haTlni run lecond for a race uf luou allowed 7 poundi nv and a half turlonji Itunyon Iatira aould colt 118 Ulraee 1IH Itainbow 11H tport UK Mlnnehaha Ill lioundleii Ill tlajolica colt Ill Blmtnnna in Paiadln Ill lli Mutiny Ill Ihlrd Race The IteaptriMaVei a aweepitakea for IhreeyMrold of snu each SIS fotfilt with l6dl aided or whlih I2r otn the lecond the third to re iel loooutof the ilakei winneraof racea esclu all elv for threeyear oldi amounting tn the arffreirate lnioiHXH poundi eixtra to UOIK 4 poutnfii extra non winnenof any race in lnui of 3OOO allowed n poundii of ItlOO Lo poundi one mile and three ils letnthi Iaclolm is nnhford 117 The fepner Il7sir Mathew 117 Kilkenny 11III Lord Motley 102 Fourth Hace The Nrw VnrV llantlcap a handicap neipttakexof uOeach with l7Ml added of which JOjp to the leoond and 2V tnthi third penaitlea and alluwaniei one mile and a half Itaceland 122 Montana iu Itecknn 114 Iennawill 1117 raradiy lt 4 1aitnlui J02 btpiutu 100 Sir Arthur no rittli ttarn handicap a eepstaken for threeyear old and iipnard nf rach ulth S1OOO added of which JMi ID lecend mid Hiio to third ne mile llomtr 112iMerrv Mnnarch 107 Marj alone lo IurirDuc lor I idelio luo Kaitot Ill Mtth lEai1 A NHern takea for threeYearold and npHardof tlrncn vtith tlixiOiidilrd of uhlchSMI torecoinl andloito third irlnhte2H pounds nbovi nalp wlnnir In 1K1I2 uf rKM or nt llree racriof 20oo 7 piMiiuli extra tuniwlnnera In I sic ot 2ooo aiionid r i mil or iroo 10 noiiniU or f looo 17 iniind or 1101 if t r old 2i pounili If 4 or upward ro pouniln a en furlonii on turf Tritlo KOMadrld 121 I 1 liniftio irande I2O fhfiafeake 1I13 1red Taral 120 raiKlrlabra 124 btioa 117 Cruikot 1211 lROUIETJ CKKTi SICXCONTRACTS Mr Inrlllnrd Hrciirm Slnmi Hi Satnry of 812OOODr Knnrti DocBett Mr riprra Ioilllard yesterday engaged Jockey Willie SlmniR lo rldo tho hoises in his Iancocits Stable during the Benson of iNKt and Dr t Joe Knapp signed S 1 Doggett liofff ork In tho iildlo of late has been brilliant to rldi for the Oncck Stables Simms will receive a balary of SIOOO which Includes both flrit and Fecond call and In ad dition ho will get tho customary T for win ning and 10 for losing mounts Doggotts alary will bo JFIKX and the usual feo His only u few years sinco Kimms sprang Into prnm Imeicp bin first really gond pioce of jockuyslilp being on liamiuet vh n that gelding HH a two yearold won tho Kxpoetation fitakes at iravescnd Kiiim remained In HIP employ of tlio Into Con gressman W I Scott until tlm breaking up of tb Btalilo Last car I 7 IMvvor V Son en gaged him and be ban ridden for them thin season Doggott am from tho West nnd rodo at fiuttunburg so well two yntrn ago that Matt Allen srcured him for tlio Khrct StaMe Ho rodu f r Mr Ehret a year nnd a half and for the past threo weeks 01 a month has been a freo lance riding nt Saratoga Brighton cach andMonmouth Park KACIn AT I A TOM I An Offer of B1SCOO Refused for Jlnllrar nucknrr CINCINNATI Auc 31 Favorites fefr at Ta tonla today In rapid succession to tho sorrow of tlio talent only ono llrst pick celling homo In front The went her was balmv the attend ance iOOO and tho track fair The principal surprise of th day was In the third race when the H to 1 chance Huron after getting oft poorly cloerlv beat the strongly touted Mark s who was played strong by nuarly everr smart mau on the track In addition to King Ieo Kastern parties havn made an offer nf sflfiooO for tho three yearold llollvar Hncktier but n In the llrst HSO tho great cults owners refused to sell Uhn winners inday wet llyninn by Himyar ridden by Lindsay at it to 1 llttlii Autne Motix iiii at Tito 1 Huron 1rested liy Linvry at H to 1 Kmpress Frcdor Ick H 1enny In tlm saddle thn fitvorito nt H toi Hapldull ridden by Chambers at 4 tol anil Giveaway Seaman up at 4 lo 1 Good Thlnz tio Vront nt Chicago CHICAGO Aug 111 Ilungors suremoney platers and students of the Turf iuldo wero tho victims of misplaced conlldcncoat iarlleld today for nut of llvo races on tlio Hat only two odds on fnrorftci caught tho judges eye and tho hurdle raco was tho last striw us tho favorite Hover came to griof and never fln Islied Haidue winning by thino lurlongs Nine twoyearolds run In the llrst event and Mt7otint won In a gallop 1nleru was an overvvludmlng favorite It was all oxer at tlio head of the stiutch and tlio chestnut colt won as ho liked Tho selling uvent at a mile and seventy yards brought out a field of live Topgallant won a running race Chimeh won tho liandlcaii IIH he pleased lieselo liihmd was an odds on favorite In the llltli and won easily MX capital races furnished an oxcnllent afternoonb oport at Hiuvthorno today Tho weather was cnld ami tlio traek in lino order but not fiihl Tlio feature u thn day vva thu tiding of lockey hliuglitur who landed IIvn winnurs all tho moiintH he had llaukem hud a better time than yesterday as threo favnr Itou and one Hecond choice won Tho llnlhhes In most of tho races wero close that between llrookwnod and Torrent In Ihe miloiunla sixteenth being a hairraising one Ovmton by a lino niece of horsemanship just got up on llroolvwood alter Torrent bad him lieaten Hennessy riding a bad race IxeluMon was out for the money and iinnvurv dllTercnt nteo than hho did on her last fiiuriippeurnnfeK Atkey well backed In thu last luce wan loft at tho post Itnnril of Control Kullnc Tho Hoard of Control met yesterday at Hheopshead liny and mado thu following le port Hoard ot Control ot tho Monmouth Park Association Conuy Island 1 U Ilrooklyn J C and Now York J C Mw VOIIK Aug 31 At a meeting of tho lloutdof Control this duir tho following resolutions ero ndoptod That in tho llnal riuo at Monmouth Purls Aug T tho accident to tho home Julio was caused by tlm efTnit of that horso to srMtgo HchuylUII nnI that William Ilckprlng tlm rldnror tho hitter wns in no janip to blame Jhiittlio word knowingly bo rxpungod from the filth pariigiarli iuo Ki niuking it read an follows Am mviiwrorlraliierinlriiig Ing thin rule shall be lined not KBH Until find and If hiifontlnuistiMMiiiiloy or hatbor such iiurnun alter the notlfw IIIIH beoii hetved un him by the latiieinploier through thuehnk ot tlm iouihi idtlier iiTfonally or by httur ad drefesed to his usual lost ulllci ho lltll bo rillmofftlli inlll e Ihoapplications crlicensesnf tlio following persons wero reported favorably TialnurH Joint ilrlggs luniil hulllvan Muses Urant JamuH Murphy JocUeyi Aluuzo Clayton uud Jobuph VlgneBB Jimmy lleluuilillo1 Mmrl Yearling Jimmy MoLnuuhltns Muscovy yearllngi purchased at Mr Charles Itoodu sale at Mon mouth Park run a remarkable trial over tlio Gravusond racetrack yextonlav morning Thn Miiheovy Holnidul iolt worked three furlongs In 17 seconds running thn llrst ilUllter In M i f1ioiiils Jle eiriled 1JJ poiindx nnd tan with ciiiiiiirnlhnIMMI lie Is Imol llfleen hniila hlcli and ii imvverfillly built WiiidhHU Waldeu anil other nsltito judges who IIIM seen liln tit worl think him mie uf thu grandest koiullngs they liavu over looked ovor The Mu iov y Vno IflmUl by the 111 LMd jeirllng win not lur ludilml liln Blalde companion In tho ti Inl but ho did not carry nearly as miiuh weight Mclaughlin ban had many tempting often already lur tlio llolmdol colt NeUoii Mukc a llnlfmlle Truck llerorit BANOOR Me Aug 31 At the Kastern Ifalue State Fair this afternoon the stallion Kelson was sent to beat tho worlds record of 215 on a halfmile track raado br him here two years ago and trotted the uille la 213 the Mcrcknal 8t k O Xiin ll the Rotcl Hlokrl BAHATOOI Auc 31 Tho Merchants Stakes was the special Attraction today Senator Hill AdjtOen L Farnsworthand other dis tinguished politicians wero present Dundee ctptured the Merchants Stakes at 10 to 4 against Bantu Anna was a hot favorite at 7 to D Tho other wellbacked horses wore Charade India lltibbor and Lowlander Santa Anna ran a good second to Dundee and might have won but for bad handling lathe stretch Another feature of tho day was the defeat of Kick in tho Grand Union Handicap Ho was at 1 to 1 In the oddi Ono with wliloh Tlm mons declared to win as against Ialso Ahrens being nt fi to 2 It was n drh ing race and One won by half a length Nick finishing third two lengths behind Industry Tho Lester people mado a wholesale plunge on their colt for the opening raco at u mile nnd lost a hard race Lester running second to Urlrzle In n finish that lequlrcd some driving on tho part of Morris Toano proved that ho Is bark to his best form by defeating Mabel Ulenn Lord Hnrry nnd other good sprinters In ry easy Htyloln the fast tlmoot 108 lor IWo and a half furlongs TheVVestern mn pulled off a good thing with Mclanlo in the sevennlghtlis backing the filly down from 11 to U to 1 Ham Corey on form looked to have a mort gage on tho steeplechase barring an accident but the support accorded Futurity wns so great that he was made an ovonmonoy fa vorite wlille as good as it to 1 could bo got against Ham Corey The latter mado an ex hibition or his field and won by a sixteenth of a mile He Is an Idaal jumper and possesses groat sptod on the flat ILS well Summaries THK riKST KACK fnrie too forthreriearolda amtiunward one milt Schntlktll Stable h h Urlrrle n by ntll tor Mait 124 iMorrls 1 W II itolleri j r Lexer 3 101 Urlftln 2 W llendrtefti c Vrnatlle 4 112 Shatter i loian Hrau llrummel arnpuit Mlunlca rulta and Uzetta alto ran Time 1 44 R tllimAEiln t Druiie 18 tult Liter to Ter mtlle 4tol THE SECONP IUCK Purie TOO for all ae five and a hair furious Khatlan stablea u K roano II hy Longfellow sala ra llr lonl 1 R r fadlKani b c Lord Harry 4 HOHrtin i Multen Rron b tit llath aneil lur Taylor I Mahellllenn Klelirelte Hlanvhe riDiranza Hel le moulo Urown Heauty and Ma v h al u ran Time 1 l Bettlni Aialnit Toano U to C Lord Harry 11 to C rutli 10 to 1 THE Ttiinn nACE Orand fnlon Hotel Ktakei a handicap for tiroyear oldaof 2O each the iiaranleed valut of the atake to tie 2ixjo or which M tu icrond and SIM to third MX furlongs W II riuunonta b c One tiy Macduff Mlntdrop116 Van Kcurelt 1 Krjiinne stablea br f Indnitry Mdtll Jonei Ulen Inland stablea hr c Mck 182 snedektrj u lalne jhhreni aUo ran Time llfli BMtlngAralnit Onr CtoJ InluttrT 13 to 1 C to 2 on Mck THK FOURTH HACK Merrhanti Stakea a handlrari for all atei ef fo earh the guarantee valun of tlie itak in li 1 too of whlc h 4iX to eecond and 110 to third one ptlle and a quarter J ratnyith h Pundee r liy The Kake Hora McDon ald ilrimn 1 F nli tnllit SUhlea h f Santa Anna 4 10J Morria C OXXH br c Low Under 4 I tr iKIi nn a Klmhorly Charade lllitzen Uadge and India Kubber alsu ran Tlrne 3 IHlU Bettlnir Analnrt Dundee 4 to li Fanla Anna 8 to C Lowlander H to 1 THK FIFTH 1UCF rur tc oo for all agea the winner to b told at auc tion aeirn lurlonir bitten Uron rh I Melanle 4 by fowhatan Faih lonahle 10OT or 1 M 1 l al b f Hallirlffffan VIin nj 2 It HradteVa ch f fan ay t IHI ill Jone t Merry liike lleailllirht I tnon Klo oni IAUHII Iolidora Khatlan tianihlvr anil llttlo lake at u ran llmr I netting Agalnit MUu e 10 to 1 BabrUgan 8 tol Taniiaj 2u to 1 THE SIXTH Illrne tVYt lteeprrlia over the ibort ronrie P Meany l r aln t orei 4 by Ismtt Taw AUebra 14 tr iMllaham 1 J I I win JrX ih h Futiirit 11 irJ dlnn 2 H lin ea ch if St Mice aved IV tireen Iat OakI und Ciauior al o ran limn 4 l 4 fiettlnc Aealnit Sam lore J to 1 Futurity 9 to 5 bt luke BtoJ A BIG LlbT OK DELIQUESTS A A r drib that Iltere Not Paid TTp and Cannnt Tote The annual meeting of the Metropolitan As sociation of tho Amateur Athletic Union to ho hold on the night nf Friday Sort 0 at tlie Astor House should furnish one of tho liveli est sessions In athletic history The meeting was called throe weeksigob a circular signed by President W B Curtis and Secretary James K Sullivan Tho communication was unusu ally emphatic and explicit and Its Importance was commented on tiy TUB mis at the time The following extracts from tho circular may bo iiuoted as pocullnrly appropriate to day when their full slgnillcance will dawn on moro than half the clubs In the Metropolitan Association probably for tho llrst tlmo Article X of the Conitltntiin of the Metropolitan AMOiMatlon inclndea th tnllowin rlauiea Klerr club n ember pha I annually pay to the Treasurer at leait ten tlaa before the annual in etinir thi following amount and anilli il dim i f cinb nf r D and lea than M member club nf ivi and lei than 1 ono membera 110 and tluba nf 11101 or more member SIT provided that every applicant for mtmh ri liii phall remit with application ror im nihtrliip lo thu Secretary the amount of Ha annual dun urconllnj to the foregoing schedule and hiiall not acvn be lmhl for the tiayniint of dura until tho ear Inllowniir thf next annual meennir The failure topayiuih ilUfl HItblll the tlliu pre crltm eliall operate to pre rent the reprcatntatli n of a vo li the deliiiutnt club at any ineutln nf the AMOilatiou Tho circular then went on to explain as fol lows It will he aeen bv IliU portion of the cnnatltutlon that thiltt cluba wliti h have jolllid the Annoi latlnn ainin Sept 11 IHHIthe datf of the a t annum ineelllic art not reiitred to pa mi dura until n i tall All oliirr cuhft of the Aekoiiallon lliuit pav Ilielr diieN on ot befnreAui ll IHI J Ihoie who do not w ill not bi allowed leprenentallon or voloat tlm aiiiiual n tfllnif lield sept II Tlii roll call at that Ineitlnit 111 I in madaupof thohd 1iubii whUh have Joinulllie Hfco nation Inie hii 11 IHlll and All lUih oher cttilt an bhall have paid their annual duei un or bef jr All Thn lesult BO far in appalling Thn last dato for paying dues expired last night and tlio situation as then llgured out unonielally was as fidliiwt Clubs paid up witliln preserlbcd time Ul new elubs not liubln befniM next ulll cial year 14 cluljs liable for annual duos hut not locetvoil utito date 58 clubs entitlod to voto in nccordanco with tho toimsof tho cir cular tr It is generally anticipated that remittancos will bo received today and Inter In the weel from nianv ot tho above orgiinlatlons with moro or loss gonitlno exeusos foi their tatdi ness President Curtis MOIIIH Inclined to ex tend leniency to such clubx as may loi ward duos by tho mall illstrlluitrd this morning Ciiiniuuiileationsir nwaltoil with partleulir anxloty from eltibH whose deleuatus occupy such prominent olllces as tho following Mrelreinlfiit I u TUbe Varunfi It l Uiinbiri of I In Hoard t Mana rri I Rtell Vrw York Turn trein I 1 yiiihel tonktrn A i Hai ln r 1nlinor II iflalo A O l Milli I llnlni VI IOliUKlilin Loilllard V M A Iumlni rn V A K levein SyllnllA l III ton Hrilfht n T A rmlitl M tnorsi A I 1 II VIHIor rru pitt Hurnrri A arUn uranKc AI V JJrciit honl In Thu iitrr ln n Aiainr Ill K iu rl An itln p on liootlni match btneui Ill Pily Jrnf Inn r inili ind V Iiolan if I Inludelidiia wai ikcnlil i ljyun the llollyooiKl irrumli Hie match n ndu loo bird cull 1 arUt l ouiiinrv T i niHtin wait ttliot In u iitritcliunr ram afioutpiuiLl nlfic pi al of thunder an I rithcr iiarMinK il li f lulitntu Thla inniinutd mill t1 concainlmi ii the crinu i Jiilyvkrnb killiniiG hirtU tolinhn I Tlie c ire il one or tlie lrrl that buy ever Ieen ma I undir tha niiio londltlini and tlir tuI evi r unti on tliee trrnundk A laiife amount of mmiey rl al d landrt im the reinl The cunttitanta und i nttanir un ua d to the lilli fb Kun CuMr in N 1 nrf ffejiiitf tn iiiietttioiiy iifkrit fit1 J ty ly J fiHxt inl iilum tif thf liir tftt iiiftiiiji iiii lion I niitiit linil o ilt T i1 n i illitiiltht in I Itlf ih II P lltfit itil ultll f c rjl ilHIU lltSt V nn il niiHtieli iininf ninli ii i nl iwiti uink tntlilf l il II Till lilt I VM thf my liini In i rari IIKin iric i ml v ii linanl fhiie line ami Hit mil irinv ti in l ultiale or retail noiiiii ir ii a iu e tliniimlrif mitt yet rel iri n treat u of iitjliiiriirj II iiiHiat trattiiiliiIliitut iVixuii In rnnl mxl tt Mfc jerttiialtdirilltirttieiileil ptiil ainj tt ill a fail to iinnre Hie lest remUt Tlie rttail iirice if ill lie ti teills per ropy The ung Guide icill alto offer unequatltd and exceptional Ofportuinliei to ode titert Thoie who with further irionnalior on Ait tuliltct itiould mddreii The Guitll r m rU aHit Xtw York Sun A Krlny Jlldo Irom IVnuuliiKton to IMlt f liurcli nrttittscTnx Anc nlfln Sept 2 On Allirrl Onlray comman tin Ib Dl trlcl of folumhta National iluard irlllgUB his cycl company an oppirtunll if ilioirln what they rando on thn rond Tlm ient will i a rolay raio luttiton thin cily and rituliiiruli It ImMnf lfn irrniiel nr im url to fenif a tmiliUe from here to the nnonpaper oillicot the Im liatlli Lfititrr inrRD Frai riiaiK in a tpccinea time I ni rotnpa mil no divided intoiien criden faeh quad hain a relay to look atler It will IIK the lull of each Kiguadto patrol throad tietueen the Klvin plnti after leaving th prlnclpali at their pal lieut I rank I Libbev and Trivate IE II llo el ill rlil thi tint relay They wilt to to Mitchell frnvi lload a dmtance of sloven and one hair niilea The time allowed them la tnrt nv nilnutca lltlay No 3 will fn trnm Vhtcbtlla lro tloadu to Brooltvllle eleven mllei time 4i mlnnlea The ridera will b rorporat VV D UotireHand Corporalslt Wlirtfln R layNo a will ao rroin I ookMllvto Itotbury Milla nve mile tonnlioinlniitta riderf sergeant II Mutter and Irlv ale 1 1 Norwood Relay No 4 Mill HO from Iloxbury Mllla tn Cookea Mile live inllin ui tnlniitiii rldern ITliaten J c Wood andI T Hunter Itelay So r from Cookarllle to ItMlPPl III Ill llll jn 11 pllAr A AHM A the management ui rranic s liearu or llaireraiown nnd from thero to fumberlaml Mil A C WlUt ann of ttm lattor place wlt l tn charire He j mill rumherland the rutjurb l iIr reprenenta tliea haiemaili arrangemenli to coier Ihe dlatant e

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w j q r ilfr r I f 1 J Ii I I THE SUN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 I82 r NEW STARS AND OLD PLAYS h A TRIO IF JMIItllOVt TtlUSG ACJOltS COMIC FU11T1I ON 7111 CI1Y SJAUE 1 1UU XV eek Cbiincei at III Cnmhlnntlnn 1 1 henlrra New Fnen In Old Ileccn A Klmllr Won fur Vonv Mulinll Tho vaudovIllora nro having tholr Broadway Inning nt last Variety undisguised has sot Its MOW forth anil tin public appears to bo satis fied with tho rosult Tho Park Ilia leasehold property llydotVHohmnti who Imvo beooino rioh M purveyors of this sort of entertain mont turned Into outandout vnudovlllo J 10nt tllrOI nn olltnndolt 1110110 on Monday night and throughout tlio season only Arloty actor will appear on Its boards Nlblos wilt Indulgo in nn occnxlonal show of tlio satno kind and tlio current speetacht nt that old playhouse Around tim World In Eighty Days will innko way aftor next Haturdny night for an nggrogntlnn of epo clalty people In a fortnight also tlio Casino will make its long licrnldod change into 1 homo of nong and dnncn moro or less disguised Tim with 1nbtorn Hosiers thopah of Minor varieties thn liar lent vaudeville tho Dowory London and tlio nearly llnltliod hail In Twontynlnlh ttrcot not to Bpoak of the halt dozen limo shows along tho nvoniiee east nnd west this twn L will lima a ptotty good proportion of folly In Us theatricals London has fewer lecltl malo theatres nnd a groat many moro variety halls but Now York is gradually approaching tho same Mnto of iilTalrs Iho Inrkn loan cuinl undtr its now plan has boon attended br hopeful circumstances A I 1111 a brother of tlio German oomodlnn Charles 1 Illli In Its manager for llydo A llelimnn Mr Dunlnvy having retired I vvns disclosed In Tin Sis uoaily f u yar ago that Hydo V Boh man Intended to make a variety tlientro out of I tho 1ark Tho Mntomcnt vvns illBcrodltidnt tho time by Mr Dunlovy Monday night saw

Its confirmation During tho Biiminor tho hoaso has boon frcsnly painted and evidences of 1 general and longnoeded ronontlou aro on oary hand Tho opening bill comprised n dozen or moro clover porforinois grouped for the tltno bolhg as Hido A flohrnanh Com luny Most of them nro fauilllur to tho audi ences who co to la Irs and tin Bovery Helena Mora who has a rich lnritouo voko Frank lush whoso jokosnraccnornlly pointed und now anrtChnrle HOBS and Mahol Ionton who builesiiiifl tlio pal I Tdl methods nf f tragic acting niu tlio pilnclp il Contributors to n 1 wellselected piociiunio Thn only nw lIolrammo corners uro Marco uiiilAtliolil 1 lair of really amazing cunturtlunlste This wooks shifts at Ilin combination the ntres Imvn broucht Into viol n stars three ambitious joung nctors two of wliumvvoro hitherto unknown lo the mnttopolltnn public Edwin lravors was tho stranger nt the Mand 11lld tl art and ho I had chosen lo t revive mi old laiuu Thu 1rivnto hocrotirv In that ho dldplnjod faulty judgment for l illltttes morry ploco long ago outlasted ItsNsw Yurk usefulness While Wllo I ran IH couiro was guy unit propoious Jx uolleiit actors veto iu its various casts and In Broadway all nn all sides of town It was pei formod carefully and briskly Mr Traeras reproduction of It does nut seem to bu justtllod usliod by business oxpiMlluiiuy and certainly it Is I not 4 acted In a mnnnoi to vomm nd It to Broadway audiences Mr Traors contrary to expectation does not iiniierxonatu tlio tecrrlari but retains for hlmxelf tho nMe of Caltritnole tho reckless nephew Mr Traers is not a novlco hut his training hits been ullp shod He Is not droll ho lack dash and ho is not graceful but ho Is cood lonkiiiK and k well formed and so ho Is not wholly unsuc cessful In his performance Ills enturo as 1 star howovor must be considered audacious ThoVci Is enacted by llllnm Fairbanks who Is a fairly Pklltul low comedian He doe not duplicate the uchloemoiit in the sumo RIIO role of Glllutte or of that crotcfquo English actor Frank Thornton who was the Madison tenures lust Vcrcfaiy novortheloss Mr luirbankss work is aflbcthu and it Is dlstin iculBhed UH the best thing in the rmiuil Iho nctrnsHus in thecastaro prettybut they are not talented The Iooplos tar IR lltmry lime man an admirable young actor roll schooled and artistic He has been I aliablo member of the Hobson and Crane trouper and has now chosen to make 1 more conspicuous essay At the 1eopleH ho Is I tho chief figure In 1 Ii I Hlt Clnss turgid melodrama Tho Vendetta which is not unknown in the llowory Itnp rearn to ben version of Mario CorelliH noel I which has boforo this boon utilized moro or less honestly by half a dozen dramatists none of whom has succeeded In making 1 play of uncommon literary merit In tho higgins piece there is a plenty of what are called strung situation and thoro are also some realibinh which are open to suspicion A steamship Is ex hibited tho Sr ro icutWI has a schoonora bowspiit apparently nnd It is not a very of fccUvu COpy Tho search light Is I used in this scene also and there Is no doubt of itri power either for Its effect Is almost to blind the spectators Mr Uorcman impersonated a wronged husband with considerable force tempered with discretion In a duel scene ho was especially Htrong and on thn whole ho may bo credited with n successful perform ance I is doubtful though If ho will llnd tho way to atTic through melodrama ills ability deserves a better medium of ex pression I ho company Is I above tho average containing nn experienced actress in Helen Tracy cool comedian in Harry Corson Clarke and an InonuOus llrr in Helen Corlctte At Ito Windsor the hopeful tl newcomer Is I Edwin Hanford who hasclirls tnned a play called The hliamiockr Mr Hanford IH a goof dancer Unit compliment eomllmont may bo safely said in his behalf He is not a singer but ho sings and his audience aro patient while ho makes tlio o3as His acting is generally Intelligent and careful but ho does not eon remotely suggest Siiuilnn Mur phy Johnson or any other of r the popular Irish comedians The llan rock Is a conventional play founded on l thread bare plot Its hero is unjustly accused of murder and tho Irish comedian n ho loveR a rich mans daughter Is the gut genius of the piece aonclnu nil the rones and cheer fully mingling tong and danco wIth patriotism and blarney OUI lower llowory audlincoB have applauded dramas of this typo for half a 1 century and still how no glens of wnkvnliiK In their allegiance Tho Shamrock tliero torn has not been without approval Mr Ilan fords sister Lollu assists him In his special ties but othorwlao tho support is weak Two sections of A Trip to Chinatown con tribute to tho currant btiiee humor Hiirlum has one company which Ib i organized lor a four while the second and presumably 01 in itial troupe remains at Mr Holts Maulsiu Square apparently secure in its tenancy Tho Harlem performance is of Interest because on Monday night It started the season nt Mr HammerBtelus popular and handsome Opnni House Mr llniuinerxtnln his nil I 1 aloni in sisted that ho would hno the niiulnal Mndl son Hiiuaro cast 0 nothing and n ono tlmo them was a Ialor of hostilities But latterly the Madison biiuuro cast hunt been so ux iensively chanced that only an xport could daclar who were tho orlu inale It hud boon announced that Anna 0 Boyd would retire from The irlp this weok nail Inura Itluuar had I been i 1 Bieod to play tho Hutair in her placnj but Mr ammerstoln stood out for Miss 1 llnjd or no body and ho had his desire ratified for Jliss JJod has played tho rile in Harlom ami will remain In the cant until I baturday iilcht 1hul 0 41t I Ii ii I 1 I star 1 Jleorgn A llcaiie Hariy Cillfoll nnd I Miss Intiicn nre also In the Harlem cast unit they uro well placed ns usual Tha new im Bersonator In llailem of the hynochondilac Eer Bert llaverly an oxmlnstrol tent inor nd a good comedian Ho does not how ever mako the role as oonspieuoils ns does Mr l Conor who continues to ilay it at the 3ladlouu hiiuuro MInnie Ileuwood in her Horpenllno dance is a subslltuto for lehlll Clayton the marvellous high kleker nf tbo t ilnwntnvui cast 0 I I foils place at t hue Madison Square U I loin porurlly filled byThomus liinwno and Ituuies by Claudo 11 Brook Seithci of thesis sub Btltutes Is an lmprovenionlit I must bo said Tint Ulifiiw In I tho Mlilsol I i Siiunre i i perform aloe Is Gonuhul I ii o MeCnnn who IspreUvvl I 1 vicIous anil nruh but not BO hushIng as Miss Boyd Nnxt witrlt nil I lie t now people 18 with JliBH hugger added VTlll go Iravilllnc whilo the orlllald will como Luck to Twenty fourth street Final porformancps ut hand include those of 0 Klllnrneynt I I Ito t Mar Tlm Whlo I I Hlld ron nt tlm t Fourteenth Mrort Iho VIce Admiral at tholanlno t A I ujuit tick y 010 nel nt the Inlon Kiiuarn nud AroumJ tho World In h 1 ichty Das I nt Xl lhJrs llttle t Mis I 1lll IH ImmeltV I ilguigunu ii lit at tlm t War has ro warded bfi liinilininuly nnd Introduced in us 11 an actress who will 1 Imrenlter bu ii cull cit In town Thu White tviuadioiis stav at thus Fourteenth Htl out lias been 1tlufer thini I WUH originally aniinuncod but no doubt tho road in hungering for this t sllrrin I nulo I tlinraa i vvlth Us clabomtn bl lrrll pIituntB t Jlllllard bus conlraUid to travel In the Place but thn cast nthurulso will I slimy several ehnngos for Ihu circuits Il IC suit tick y Inlnnol t Is I txhot circuis hold the ii Ito hiiinrtB slac tl two t weeks lonuor J has been Con Id Slul levirol i j hit 11 still I nn 1IIInl feet and iljsapiioliitlncilrainn Iho Men Adiulial will bo 1 Blind for the last thou t nl the I Iasluo u week from ii ext Nttunhiy night llnisliliigthuoaritt of thil thcutn n it l homo o opt 11 The Dainiasch urehoMri will rntlio 111 tho I Madison Siiiar liardcn 1 plilthoiitiH nt HID ioeof this week Oi thn loot f cnin1 anew dancer Mile I 1111 I i IIMH S xt t li ited bet I sif tin Mrtttva tin fain hit i siipcnt o i and adds in t ut 4 HVV iLiiie I the iilnl i oivilance In vhiili she ill j IHIUH CfiilUA uiid fearIcsHir an u high ki kor 111 cyuinast Ouutler U eat artistic Oluter 1ut BO artu as Bootlo t Clayton nor so slnuout as CarmonoKa but shn Is an adept In her art and the roof garden audiences havo welcomed iibr A profemlonal friend of W P Pnboll ho comedian who lately committed nulcldowrltus to TIIK HUN I I seems to me that pcoplo hao dwelt considerably on the facts of his dnnclne nnd bolncn money borrower This Is nol only In decidedly bad tasto at this tIme but It also elves nn erroneous improsnion of the man n I 111 sure that ho was much less addicted to tho two practices named than are 1 rOt many others of the dramatIc profession who porlst In living anti bolnc conspicuous 1M boll s trouble WAS doubtlensn mental onn con Mstlng 1 of spells of mulnnrhnlla that robbed him of his courage and Rolfcontrol Homo eOltl10 actors speak of his becoming a living re minder nt ono time of Hat fnntv In his nhabby clotheS nnd dnprcdntory habits Now Dabofl ilresHod particularly woll up to thn day of his dunth anti ho was wnl v r anything hit the most rellnnd nnd couHldcrato gentleman In relnol coullernto fact I have seldom seen a more pollshod punctilious nnd proud fellow than ho lrold antI I cnnnot holti regarding him ns nn honor to his profession I tnlkod with Dnboll I few darn boforo bin dsnth and he was delighted nt the opportunity ho was to hno ti go bock to Now York In I purl that lift thought esicclally Bulled tn his charaetni IfitlcB Ho was In the best of hv steal condi tion and bora no trace of the drinking roan Next Mondny he would have boon In receipt of I salary of sir a wok nnd therefore It seems natural lo suppose that hIs domestic lift being of tho happiest his suicide was thn not of a man whoso mind was mln WI diseased and not ono who was mndo des pornto by drink and poverty I wrltothls Imping tlmt PIle fuv may BOO fit to cast n klmlli word after a Door chap who made us nil laugh one anti who nn he worked tq do ni I was probably suffering from a mental clo Bpondoncy that was constantly Impnlllng him toward tho dead that ho finally resorted to Three Brooklyn plnyhounea which hnro ptnrtod piouilslngly for the fall season are tho Orand Opera house the ColumbIa and the Leo Avenue Aondomy The Orund with Its attractive feature of a Ilrstclnss eont forhnlf n dollar is tho prototype of our own Urnml In Its popularity ant Its command of tho Deal trnvclung shown Itlchnrd Golden In 111 Ted rioutynn entertaining comedy of Now Knc land rural life lo I thu Inaugural ntarwithswoet olced Dora V Vlcy Mrs tioldch as his ti hutch pal nolross Tint play Is cliarmlncly mounted I hu Columbia has that breezy and hnrdwork lit I you uig comedian Charles Dlckson In Incog with a now nnd cnpablo company to Interpint Mrs Iarliooua lively fnrcs At tho Leo Avenue J 1 Immot has opened this sea SOl revivIng Fritz tn Ireland nnd giving now ovhlcnco that ho Improving In his art His company Is better than that of last YOII nrt 1 tho woolly ciuzunge theatres of tho town are now In use and tho son ol Is on in I earnest rue WISt side Ornnd Opera house starting Its final year under T Henry Fremhs manacomitnt has a reproduction of Thn City Directory for its first onteitalninent Louis llairlson has revised the text of this nbsuti flre I 111Iod It may br 1 snld over to have had n text t Mr Harrison IK fertile In dovlsltig gags anti in prrtseivlng and onclnatlmt 118 olllnntnl slanc Thorn are evidences of his tuft In tho newest edition of Flue City IMioitory which is merrier than ever before and twieo ns nonsensical Lydla ieauuins Titus anti William Cameron newcomers In tlie cast won immediate favor the former for her Blueing nnd thn latter for his droll comodv work hohoolcraft Ian Daly lleslo Cleveland Whltmark and tho pretty dnneor Amelia Olovor have renewed their earlier lilts of course At I It laeobss tho current Duly Is Iho Crulskeen Lawn with Ihonins 1 Smith a faIrly cood Irish come dian I as Unlilin Han nnd Poly 1 Holmes I and Henry K Walton as tho t best of tho support The play Is not new on the east side I Is quite prettily slated nt Jacobss anil is to lilly tbe honor of I fortnights engagement there Harlems east side theatre the Colum bus has a spectacular burlesque bplder und Fly with a long but not well rehearsed cast and I very good showing of scenery und costumes 1 he oxtinvaganza Itself is noorstiilT hit there nrn several good dancers slncers nnd ipeeHllsts to furnish diverting episodes MblosBpoctncle Aroundthe World In EIghty Bays has niipealed successfully to the down town east chile public Iho reduction In the prices has drawn to tho old house A now and noisy cllentace and parhaps there Is prosperi ty In store for Mblos after all Thu perform ances have considerably Improved since tho llrst night I generally happens when theatres are de stroyed by haPrne persons not connected with tho house cull to havo sustained loss throuch tIm burning of scenery which was either stored loinod or being painted In tho hOI o at tho time In the caso of the Metro politan Opera House conflagration tho rulo holds true It has been asserted that the Ca sino management lot much valnablo scenery which was being painted byllovt Augustln Daily was an alleged sufferer to the extent of 100 H woilh of Tompest Beeaury and lilchanl MunsHoId The Planters WUe and other stars and companies have been Included In the list of losers As a mat ter of fact tho only Casino scones in the Metropolitan were four borders which worn not valuable Neither Daly nor Mansfield had 1 particle of Ecnmfry In the theatre hoyt him self loses nothing for he was insured for Jio00 and thin actual damaco to his canvases was only HOl i Holts valuable library is In tact and all tho wardrobe and opeiatlc scen ery belonging to tho Metropolitan aro unin jured Shot after the lire Mr Ho t was asked by several of tho directors what right ho had to paint scenery Imlongine to others tn that house the directors wire both surprised and dlslcaslr to learn that thIs was 1 long standing custom and It Is understood that Mr IIo t was plainly informed that his con tract was for his exclusive services nt the Metropolitan All thus theatres in town with large paint frames are much in demand by managers who denim special scenery I Ii succedtod by nn export tlmt if the Metropoli tans stage had not been strewn with lumber toed by too painters for their extra work tho Iron I curtain might hlVI been I lowered in I tlmo to prevent tho lire reaching tho auditorium TOO 31VCII 11A31 AXV tGGS Why itttCrey IenlH I slid Her Actor IIu bund lutullull Slave hrpurated SN FIHNCISCO Aug III Joilrojs Lewis the wellknown actress las again separated from her husband Harry Mainlmll Thouch they aro both engaged In the same piny at Stock wells Theatre hmo they do not speak oxcopt when tholr lines require and thoy do not oc cupy the same homo Miss Lewiss friends hay that she has left Malnhall solely becnuso of his alleged pcnurlousnoss Miss Lewis Is fond of good living nnd Is over extravagant in her Insets When Malnhall and Miss Lewis eimn hero from Now York u few wooks ago Mainlmll rented n portion of n lower Hat whuro ho placed his wife jer filMor and Mon ngei Alston hue uiiarters r olienp ant not very commodious but they were accoidud IhiMisHof I tho I kitchenwhich to Mamhull I wits asliong t point in favor of the lint an he h iliiltn an adept In Ihu art ol 1 cooking Mainhall believes In I econoin y so he took chaigit of thu ianne and prepared tho meals This his wHo strongly objected to on neeouut of Iho I limited bill ut fine I s she soon unit of bam all eggs xvii feb was Malnlmlls i avorlto i 1llhll dish Ihudiscoid between husband und will became croatni as ho still I h I persisted In doing I tie cooking I and 111111 I ItiunUltml I I t In tuili volt on the I part of the I wlfd A few II ll 101 ngp when they woie gui lug homo tocethur in I a 1 hack tlmy hail a list iii iniiucu and thu Irate JiifTroymefiiHid to get 1 out of the hack for neatly an hour which mado Malnhall dis iieiati oil acouunt of tlm bill ho knew ho would w0111 havo to pay 1 bo next bight settled every Ihlll I I and the wlfn coin idled him h to leiivo thu houoo at J o clock In tho morning FI TIIOllU A MUnilKIt IYSrEII The utpnaviiIatlon nf Pntzlor nud iilhiou Ilkeli In tie t leered Vi KISBIS I CIT Aus tlTtvo years ago tho whole southwestern country was startled by tho brutal murder of Fuller and GIbson two or Ilia most prominent cattle owners of Cliuu tauqui count Ivanaas Tho mystery of theIr deaths Is I now In I fair way of being solved 1lltb arrest JeM I I rduv at tjpiluii HiS of Jerry hutton and I tank KlniHoy fanuumut tho I county Is but thn t beginning of what Is I Bald to be ono of tho most sensational pieces nf news that Kansas has over known Theso men aro prominent In tho Alliance and It ib i barged that I the I muiderH t of dlbsoti I and Fra vlr wet a plotted I at I scent meeting I held by tile m hers 01 that I organ iuit Ion at t the close of onE of theIr leular inctlngf Tvyilvn moro nrrestH will bo mndo within n few days and the whole country Is vxcltud over the develop iiiunti In tho t case Konulor Illll In Hxrataeit RuIIATOIP PrniNOH Aug Hllnlted States Henator David 11 Hill accompanied by Cuii J 1 Kumbwotth came hero from Albany last Ivcnlng and Is stopping nt tim Irani Union Hotel I was some time boforo I was known I bat hn was lucre but silting on tho piazza his presence wasolinirviid amF during the later iivonlng titfiintor Hill gave I cordial reception to n meat many frlonrK Hu I I U browned und hearty and slurs ho wits never buforo In bo genii health This morning accompanied by ion FarUHvvorth the lon John Foley of huraloiM Coiporatlon Counsel Irk of Now York ami Tamos Hmlth Jr of Now Jersey Senator Hill drove to thu race track and occupied 11 private Luc thuo Alter dllinor Henutor Hill bocumn the guest of Iho Hen Henry Hilton and dined with him I i this eve a I ug at his homo In I Wood lawn 1ark 1 henalnr Illll I I I will I I tea to Sit nuitoga tomorrov at non anti return to t i Albany I Hu I ptoittpts Unit IIHorlu bore Is whnll for pieinure and I j Iu lot ujcUJ for i ost foi ho hab already had all the rest CAMPBELL WINS AGAIN ran TiE rntnn 71175 71 K is TJno CIIAStlIUff Of AMKttlCAt Over 4OAO Pcrvoni Nro Slip MaIds with HOTCV on the Newport ConrtxNome IlrlllUnt Work and A Niirrow Ftcmic NBwronr Auc aIUame got match and championship Mr Campbell wins shouted llMcreo Joseph 8 Clark at about I t I oclock this afternoon Jut very fow of that croat crowd of over 4000 persons hoard what he announced for they wore too busily engaged In choerlnc and crowdIng Into tho court to got 1 chance to conitrntulnto Campbell A few seconds before every eye had watched with Interest tho passage of a small whIte ball ns It sped back nnd forth over a long stretch of not tnt propelled by skilful rackets At last after what scorned nn age n Ito too much forco In tho stroke caused that white sphere to strike lust outside the line which one of thin contestant with genii judgment allowed It to do When that ball had touched the round the lawn tennis championship of 18U1 was decided and for the third successive tmo OlIver B Campbell the young man from Brooklyn stands at tho head of American ex ports at tho same TwIce already had ho won tho title and tho right to tho possessIon of that massive silver trophy a lovIng cup Ills victory of today causes that cup to become his prhato property and It will take Its placo ainoni hundreds of loss valuable embloma of tennis lctorlos White tho champion WAS being congratu lated upon his third success Frederick I Hover of Hartford tho defeated contestant was bolnc warmly praised for tho rare exhibi tion of none and pluck which ho exhibited In the most excltinc fourth sot The scoro had bfon two all to ono in CampholPs favor and live strnltlit panics br excellent piny on tho last sot tjao him nit apparently sure lead on tho match 1 count of 1015 In his favor In thl lxth IBIO m lde success scorn an absolute certainty hut rIght here was whoro Hoveys muchtnlkodabout nerve camo In nnd In spite of tho critical situation of tho match for him ho played with the creates steadiness and nerve that ho has ever shown Three soparalo times durIng tho next Ho games was ho within one elude point of do font and each tIme did ho pluckily save tho match Ar ho won tamo after game tho spec tators applauded and crow moro excited nnd when the scoro of live cnmos nil was nn nouncd tho uproar was tienieidous I truts now or never with tho champion for ho saw the match sllnplni away fiom him Ily a urcnt nnd determined brace he pulled out the noel two gaines thus taking the set match nut championship Hut It was loRo playing ami axUtlnt enouuh to callMi thoio inteiestcd I lo havo heart disease or apoplexy AH llooy Is tilt present champion of CanadH his defeat makes Campbell I the American champion in reality as well ns nniiu1 Campbells play today was the bat 1 ho has over shown His irround strokes nro nstly improved hut an apparent vviiikno In bin net play was noticed It was not unite up I to his usual standard and especially duilui g the I second sot hKforeliiind drives wore ay In accurate Ills judurnnnt and rnolness r of tho beet though When ho had the cham pionship I several tlnu almost within his grasp ho weakened Blluhtly whelhtr from nervousness or ovornontliUuco it is hard to tell Ilovvy phis oil im will as he Ocr has hut he too missed mall strokes that ho mlcht hlvo gotten lie wit undoubted ly i the only I Player who cull 1 touch t lii cham pion tOda and if he ould hal stood tlio trvmendouH strain of that last fret a little longer tint final result might have lien dif ferent lulbio trophy Hovey takes tho allComoro cup a From the moment tho Casino doors woro opened a fashionable eager and enthusiastic crowd poured into tho grounds tn witness the Croat tennis battle of tho eir Lone before tho bcclntiiiiR I of the match i very scat was taken and many were obllced 1 to lemnin standini duriiiK tho entire match AH the contestants nppccred on the court they wet e cicuted with cheers and this applauso was continued during tIm entire contest tlio progress of tho rallies be log marked by a sudden stillness The day was cloudy and cool an Ideal ono for the match but the court was I little soft and much slipping was thin consequence Tho referee was Joseph h Clark Every ate watched Campboll ns ho began his service Hooy made a beautiful pass of the llrst service way down the sideline A hit into the net and double faults made the seine love forty but the champion now showed what cood pluclnc ho could do and pull d out the came In spite of Hoveys strong tiirUo Campboll h took the second gaun e nut flu a mitch I had loally bocun In earnest Thn nukk and brilliant I not piny of Campbell I ulI tho voy becinninc I of thin match forced hover Into his unusual position of laying nt thn luio I Ihl I Double faults br Cant tuhohl In I the third t i came t fnll e way for horsy to win his first came and uol FOr liBliicd him out In the fourth J Flit rallies were not very long as each stroke was pounded for all It was worth fioth PlaYers took croat chatics ant there worn mmiHrons pretty p ISSUH as well ns orroisintu the net and nut of court In tho fifth uninn tho champion again cot his fly ci nn tho ball I fortvvn iiecunite drives and on the next Kamiho returned like a Mono vvill until Ii over put three succcstho balls I into t wal t net and one out of murt Sear 4 J in favor of Corn I uiiell Diicn I innro doulilo I faults were recorded airalnst the llrooklm I I boy and after Hovey hail mlf t i d 1 tvo of the serves II lob I over Campbells head I made the t net It cold plate I foi the lattm Hovey 1 I won II t lie izt InC llo I also won the not pnncipally mi his service and Dually came nun wont to the tin r II I I man his opponent spom tag to bn unalilo to cot IiI ball lily her than the top I band t of thn I net iSClC 54 lloey I i now led for tint first time I Atiln It wa llovojs servo aol thl wi the came ho nceilcl very mill Tvvn additionaliiH would have clvim him I thisiranut t I i but L a swift hlruk i at a sharp anelocaiisid Hooy lo uiakit elton nnd gust Campbell I the I gut tue and Iho cuinca all wan hcorid Althiuich tho t I llnivail I plivor passed Camp bell three tlinen In the nil Inn Kamis jet uy pry limit the t former did not iiftuill itarn went II t the i I ehampinnniid 1 the 1 lltst set was lilb lit 75 JHlpdntHtnTJ Althoiich tint champions service waR not haitI yi 11 I Hoey seemed to unit ilifllciilly In ro turnlnu t I It I t in i thn t llrst luau t nf tho t second sol Cnmiibellrt tliirorimss to roach the nut i aiiticd him to ninle iniiny faults anil several font taults WLiocallitit upon hlmdiirluu lh I m itih TII I nlosii of tho third uninn uf IliU set found tint son aI III thus Ihunpioiis fiunr and ho wan dnlm most nt his work from thu udvantuciiius posit lout nt HID t net hoses now HIVV that lie miisl unite his opponent back fmin tint I not lit all lmrard nnd hit le1I1I tn lob as the only way to iiciuiiu Pllsh this as ho h id beuii rather tinfnituniito In his drivi Ihls Inliblnu whu h vva un usually Hcfiirite her llnviy pmviMl u loloilnj I beU thini I he uuld do F Ire Hiicusshit uamen ii 111 Hmity win mosth I in I this t I i I vvuv tliuiiuh I III11OIIslllloIl11l11 ililes inn olleinwuro I Yen iiiaceurite I t HnMtv 1 I won 011 U puints to IH I seoie ono set t o ich Never a point did tin Harvard mnn eel t In thn first t uanin of tho third set It was hoW t imp bells service and nt a iiitUil point of tlm necond cami Ill had loot faults inllttd upon him In his uroit haste tn net tn tho net llove un th tuiuniled Ihu Imll Into tho on net with tho UIUJI nist iltBheartouInc fieiiuenoj janm lour proud to be tint critical one nf the ml flit champion nervoiiBly llxed the eJp I on bin head hltjlind up his tioiiner and sailed In At 4aU onu ut rob ii vvoulil I hunt Llvell him tho camo hut hit lould not cut It Five times I I did ho cot the t antami I point but each time the dcteimlnud Hney brniiclit tho count buck to ilcuce Once t Caniihe u I innOo n doublo fault lit n most Important time Illally Iii chutltiibuiuuit ohuluutnoul a Could 1111 lUll at the not and by uiuild k and ticitur tile pLicint first tn erie hide llnu and Ihun tn thin HUT ho kIt host rnnnltii mound Unit II iii llnaily hit Iho bull out anti the gain wis CnmpheirH I hcore two I gu 1I11 tutu nil I I 1 ncouii guI IK tiijs t hardttarnod camo the I lot I fr nu ibrioki u II won the next three Ruccoilve knincu on cnod net play nnd also by a little ncciunle loiilliiL ihn Hcnro wa now nnd thitnlclilh 1 cimo piovod ns haul touuht on as tho fourth imd been Fnh I man nlloriiati won tho vaiitiiro point and It was onlv nliei sixteen tolea 1 haul bonn plni tlmt thus pulled out tlm I stile idler a llerco tally amphell llnilh hltllni into tilt net It wii in IliU Kumntlmt Hovey In sprlntlni fur olio nf I ainpbcUb rloselvj I laced crosiconrt btiokns n fell I I nil I I over Elft 1 J Hall ono of tho nnipiieo llrnlly biinuin up In the lap of n sreUntoi in tint llrst IIw 1our be lUtlfiil imaicx niudn thn ninth uuiii I last fame nn easy ono for Campbell anil hue I set WIIH hi lit IIa Jpolntb tolll hcoreJ butt iu favor of Campbnll I trfllothcontestants took the usual rest ilnrlir which tlmu tlm lug steam lollei wint luck and flit thi ovur the court I hut Ililrd sit WHS iloatmoil to bu I thu t nioft Situbat lentil I ono of the much if nut of the tour nament IbIs gut alone Btuod between Campbell club tho t championship I I and he I was Koine to win II or know tint reason why ho at It lit wi nl with determination ami enercy Allhouirh I I 1110 MKCS I VO gui iii ii wont to t hu credit jot almost user CIIIIB wis douce nnd It was only i I by the I Brat lvsI l kind I of work that each cime vins Unallt I i won Two lit I ii pal lii a lay bctweiii I ampliell I I and tie I fllmmpiniiHhlp Hut thus two points he cull not LI it t nnd i itt nut I of court guise till I gt nit to t llovo i Onu hlnclo Point on thu I I cutout 11I1111J would hno uiven the mu item to I ha I champion nut hu hit h t Into the I net Mill I I in the next game ono wore tlvoUo ouly otood between Campbell nnd victory Mat It wwi a hoodoo point and never came nnd when five gisuiies nil was scored nmld uproarious ap plnuso while everybody visa was wild l with excItement this champion appeared the cool odt t of them all nnd tho next two Barnes woro nddod tn Cnmpboll score also the set 15 47 points to 43 Hummnrr United Stfttos Ivntlonal Lawn TennIs Ansocl lion mntch for the championship of America Oliver H Cnmpboll llrooklrn holder do Seated Frederick H Ilovoy Harvard dial longer 75 at 03 75 XLKCTHICIIOIIT FOR FlFin A TENUr An Improved Hjlem to ne Put la Vie lie tween u VlolnEtou and Ccatrnl tark Fifth avenue which for tho past year has been but feobly Illuminated nt nIght by the oldfnslitonod gas lamp will soon be lighted by n halt and Improved system of electrIc llchtlnc the contract for which was mndo with tho EdIson Company by the Gas Com mission yesterday 1 I I THE NRW M K TIUO LAMP A new stylo of electric arc lamp designed for use on n low tension circuit will be used Tho lamp III tile Invention of L Ilcrcniann 1roflldont of tho Now York Electric Equip ment Comuany Tho oltaco of tho cur rent roijuiied to produce a light of about 1000 candle power II but 110 A 1 ourn nt of HO low a tension as that is not II rnollaeo to life and tho lumps may be handled nnd tiimmud t with impunity I by any one Fifty pities will bo eroded at Intersect trig streets from nshlncton Park to Fifty nlnth street anti on ouch nf the polos will bo two I of the now lumps Contracts for the menu factors of the polos which aro to beef cast Iron about twenty feet high have been made They will ho ornaincnlilas will also the lamps with which they will bo surmounted Tb s will have urllstio brass llnlshlnes anti ground class globes of spoelal desIgn Micro will be 1 no disfiguring wires tilt cable beinc Introduced 1 from the Edisons comi nos subvvay Tho hollow of the pole contains a counterpoise by which the lamps may bo loweied for trImming or roo rairc The lamps on each polo are inde pendent of those on evory other pole Tho lamps can be controlled eIther front tbo cen tral station or nt tho base nf the pole which Is titled with a Inoked 1 door tho keys to which are kept by I thu illuminating I coin PitO YR officials These lamps I are to ho paid for at the rnto of 00 edit night for two Aim luror KlI AlIEn P Apparent Effort tn Abduct Little Xncy Miller ofVllllnnnliurBli Tho police of tho Vernon avcnuo station In Williamsbureh tire watchIng tho residence of oAlderman laid Acker at IbJ Kllory street because of frctjuent attempts made recently to kidnap Lucy Miller Ackers rhoyearold granddaughter TIm child is worth about 0000 in her own right and will Inherit moro from her crandfathcr So manifest hunt the attempts to abduct Lucy become that the po lice are watchIng the neighborhood as well as the house In which she hives Despite all tho precautions taken to guard tho child another attempt was made by a btranzer yesterday to enter the house in the absence of tho men of tho family About n week ago It Is said tho sortie man cot into the house and seized Lucy but dcsitod in his attempt to take her away at thu cries of the occupants Mr Ackers only daughter Lizzie Lucys mother was married to lr Henry otto Miller s I years lien Dr Miller was then n well known WilliamsburKhphiician Tho couple separatiil beforo a year had passed und Mrs Miller returned to her parents Lucy was born at the Acker residence Ur Miller dls nppc irccl and was afterward beard from in New leiov Two roars ao Mrs Miller died and 1111 I had so endeared herself to her crandfather that he applied to County Judeo Moore In thn lliooklvn Court of Sessions to bo Hindu Luevrt lival J cuardlan and his applica tion was crant d tntll thlstlmo nothing had been had nf the girls father A fow mouths ago by the death of Lucys greatgrand mother the t llttlo i I I I I ci inherited JSOOOO The llrst Intimation that Lucys relatives had of tho gin s beiiiK In dancer was con voyiui tn I them two weeks ago by a net jnhjtur A wslldrised woman accosted Lucy In tho street ne ir her home nnd was headIng her away vv lieu tlieirl cried and nclchbors toll tin woman Mat t I uey was not lost I Ihu woman leleased thoihlbl I I I i and disappeared Twodnis later 1 several men won keun loitering around Ackers h MIS n and tlmi it dawned upon Juejs relnliv that I chianti vveru being iliad to abduct her Twite slneo then Btrancers called nt the house and almost succeeded Orion In tarryIng nil Luc Tho relativeof Iho curb believe that somo I ono Is siion of I ccttinc Lucy Into another Mule so 114 tn bo 1 npi olnttd her gun nil luin und thus I cit legal insossionOf tile ctiildti person ami t I rnpoitt t Hi I i Miller l I has not been h heurd of hut U I belluved to be still In Now Jersey A rust tUUiK IX JJEJII1 II nonrtlIt ut llln IIMAlo l Jo Kill Mei r Ji lilt lii5 joy uuiK arnrnle Isn ut alI I will get Cnrneel Frlek mid IMejoy together and send them to the devil Is an extract from an anonymous letter which wa received by tile editor tile 7ifthis I I i I ni crud in It I is decorated with thu eonuMitlonal held and crossbones and reads 111 lu e u thn I rating of f a 11IIIIlnle man as follows I 111I111 read I ntiont that t soiittarv lovejny IntlnnKlns tn I t i Caimclo I and rruk I htotu iiul lOg perseputlni ei nlinually tiio o boor 11011I ftcnl num ami I eannot hoar It longer My I blood ID nil mi tire and nlllnc I uorio than hell nnd damn ut I lint it full made up my 1111111 1 tn I lull old Irli I k lmojoy nnd Cirnecl1 Old I ariiitcio Is s nt cut It I uig away In I Sfotlind until tutu ev Iti inent Is over tutu then will Clint bunk In llnmntoad Hut I will gut tilt Ihtoe I or thoni all nnethiu ami sniul tlie trio to thu ihvll I am a rnolhcaditj man until will arr out t my ilnm I to I porfeitlon i I The won t haul a ihineo ti I ininlsh me becausu I will ijulckh I I del I i itch I I no elf f it nit ii ho us II Iuutr hiu semper t iitinuu nI lnr Freebie William A 1aili I I I bus boen appointed re ceiver rif Ilin t I 01 nolluoChemical Compani in jirofAeilmus fin tIm voluntary dissolution of tho iotn Ito U 5 of wIt lull ha Is I Iho I Secretary Iho i cum I any mnnufncturcd paint had nn ollko nt IH lliuadvvny with brnnchos nt baileton und M t 1aul nnd ccuted to do biislm I SM some months BIO having cold its vorkliiK lilant It was fciild for f 50000 The tunui tout b was Imorpornted In October wilh n capital Mock 1 of iLOOOOOU 1 luiUment tutu 1 4HKO was entered yesterday us ilnst thn I Iropolitnii Watch tctmluanu for lunrh t lit I all I L I ist Inurtcenth 1 btreutlu favor nf thn Holland Trust I ompany which was the Irllslt ill r tlio louIs I Issued by the company AiicustiiC t t Iliov n truis appointed receiver of tlio wiudi e III iuiy In Juiiit 1HH liepiitj I i herill 11 X lias received certificate fromI J A Vt hul Human V Co In I Die t matter uf the lliilliul A MhIor Cumpany attach ment Hint the hold HUbiHitto their lien the fnilowllii Beeuilllus fIHiJriO coupons of r III I litI I nail tttuie bonds of the lontnrey ninth Meviuin ulf Hallway Compain ilHiiXl llrst mnrlKugu Do pni eoul bonds nf tho I Kiino company U400 1rescott nnd Ariona Central llrst mortcsgu bonds Slliun i Caioiiiu Cumberlnnd Imp and Chi cog i llallrcail i I Company i llrst mortgage bonds and I u noto of John I N Young for f JitHou all LllolI11111 to the Bullock A II ildcr Company All hands Iml U IHkn Mlehlaiu MiMhTBK Mich Aui nTho schooner City of Toledo belonging to the Munlsteo Lumber Company cleared from this port yes terdiiy noon with a cargo of lumber Hhe was caiicht III thn northwesterly ealo and driven on hit beach ut Hurport elcitoen miles north of here tittu ill II I I oclock i blue turned com flvtoly over in a low minutes and nil handson nurd Scent lost bIte was commanded by Cant John MoMilliinof this city Ills two eldest dnuchturx vtero on board with hlci Tho crew consisted of six men I NANCYS F FASTEST MILE HAIIF MEDIUMS OIIKAT D4UOnrEn rnurs rIlE KITE TRACK lf SOS 14 Tha First qarter 8tepp 4 Of at a Two Mlnntc Bate nod the flair In ItOIrir IBC Jib I Pace a Mile In ft Race In IIh01 Shiest 1 TnoyenroK Heoord Almost Equalled br tinbleditr INnaPENpvcs In Aug 31 Nnncy thanks holder of the trotting record of tho world lowered hor mark of 207Vi which sho made at Chicago two weeks ago by turning tho kite track hare today In 2054 thus placIng n wide gap between herself and Kunol and equalling tho racing record made by Hal Pointer at Washington 1ark Six thousand persons turned out to BOO nancy 8 trim wuicn WItS ino measure 01 me card although FlyIng Jib was expected to paco great race as thero wcro several fnst ones In with him cnpablo of making him stretch his nock nt some part of tho journey Nancy Hanks was expected to trot n great mile but tho expectations of even Doblo wore surpasted Tho day WAS perfect and nothing occurred to mar the effort of the great daugh ter of Happy Medium Nancy came out at 5 oclock and went the mile without wavering or making a mistake and the crowd gave lion a royal reception Of course she drew a bicycle sulky Tho first quarter was trotted in 80 seconds a twomlnuto clip while the half mIle was covered In 101 In the 220 pnco Flying Jib was forced out the first two heats by lloflector but In the third heat nfter staring with the rest to the half Ktorr cut him IOONO and hn paced a great mile finishing strong In 207 the fastest mile ever paced In a race The 240 trot was a hotly contested race but was landed in tho fifth heat byCUral Habledalo a twoyenrold filly by Pablo Wilkes camo within half a second of Bunols twoyearold record by trotting In 21H Klloroo a twoyearold by Axtnll and the first ono by that sire to enter tho list trotted in 2211 summaries follow 2 20 peel stake trooo FlylDK UK liy Aliaii 1 1 lteUectf by Duplex a D 2 Sary It 0 H tuey 4 Rocker n r Uiua M 4 a dr Tlme2 10 210 2 07 2 40 class trottlnu pne 1000 Clara P ti in by Hellnont R I I Frnk cjilrk 1 1 2 4 u Almka 2 4 a 2 4 Victoria Mcdref a 248 namn lrn ne 4 n 5 ilr M rylte 5 u U t ilr lllnulr Music nil Ilm 2 1HX S1 M 2 174 220X 21v K Two Tearol l match race Ellnrre 121 Vanar 2 1 J Tlnn2U6i 221M 220 To beat 2 07K SAQCV hank Tiintao 1 ol 184 20a FAST 1TORK AT POINT JlttEEZE Rachel B rthf the SiZS TrntA Great Pi clff Kate VntlMlvhed FniLiDKLFntA Aug 31 There was another good days sport at Point Breeze and by folding the drivers closer to their time Starter Wenderoth got off moro heats than yesterday Three records were reduced that came little mare Itachel B making a dead beat in tho third mllo in 218 six seconds faster than her record before the start Bala din clipped two seconds from his and Queen iothurd a fraction from hers in the 210 pace Fascination owned by Dr McKay proprietor of tho new kite track at Klrkwood Del easily landed the J27 trot held over from last night Sheridan behind Itosea Oothard makIng no move for either heat Harry Mc Nair tile roan sleeper from Chamborsburg Ia won the UJ5 trot by similar tactics to these which gave him the JJ7 trot at Hart ford bust week letting the Held fight it out first and then when he got warmed up outfootlng tired field Ho had the third heat won at the uisiance out namoorn looiteo uacic 10 ace Bachel li who had made a break at the first turn coming fast under the whip Befoie lie could shake McNalr to his clip the mare got up and mado a dead heat of It the first one In the history of tho track McNair nan the hottest kind of a favorite selling at 7f the field 25 Itachel 11 made a tired break the next trip near thin wire and McNalr bent bier a length Two easy heats landed the race The Fleet wood mare SIster Barefoot was close up In four heats trotting tha best rate of her life Seven game sldewheelerB fought out four heats every finish being keenly contested Iur it an and Nellie B wore only beaten H short length In time only ono second slower than tho track pacing record made by lob Maid In the last mile fiso came down the stretch In line It wan any onoo heat almost to the wire Queen Gothard getting the verdict In the last stride a head In front of psnt Ootbard Bold lit 50 to 1 In the books With thin rest Paul the early favorite In this event should win the deciding heat Addle L should win the 220 trot and Easter Wilkcs the 2JO trot Sum maries 2 7 nets pure tvoo Faicmallou b ir by latbuib I Abdallab dam by Wlnd or iSmlllnflait j 3 I j ROKF uotbard It I m iberidau 1223 llenrv II li e iluune 2 1 a 4 Pr Mller h X Heckuian 4 4 4 2 Tlmf2 Jtli 2 iH 2 S4lt J JfH 25 flail pnr POO harry SliNuIr ro g bv AllKbany Boy maui unknown samlidno R 7 O 1 1 1 Kachtl II by tluenr t Thief Smith I 1 O 2 J 2 iiiir l lltralont b Hi t VVbvIple 2 4 4 1 r ro Orphan Lst b m IUOHIIF 7 8 t 4 3 rn Inm Miirrny U S lAcbufll t f 7 r 4 ro t Into b t it lionucDdlal 1 2 a u dr llokrlauil li I e UrrrniMir in l n o 7 dr Tuiuue222b 222f Hlbtf 211 2 22t 22i 2 IGclnsi pacing pune SOO iindniaDeU Patti ch i b halO hornet Mauley 1150 oucfii iiotbarit b m luy M lombard slitr Hani 4 II 4 1 aMillli blk it bv Sultan Urecn 5 r 1 3 J elul llbr m Harktr 2 2 6 lasar b t ISUnliy 7 7 II 2 Tenipvsl Ill K tell H 0 3 4 rurllan lr a iKireunun 2 4 dla TlmeJ 4i 2 15 2i5f 218 Tinltlnc ait Kentucky Big Fair IcxiMiTON Aug 31Tho second day of tho fair drew over 5000 people the weather being perfect track good amid the show of thorough bred horses excellent The wellknown per former Fordham by Falsetto dam Semper Vlv I took llrst premium for stallions Thn two trotting races wore woll contested tIm threeyearold raeo being a splendid aflnir and while Inconso won tlio 227 elnsB In straights Frinine pressed her toelosefinishes und lorced her to lower her record htimnmrle follow ThriiMnr Il ticks 3000 tinrliiiMit hr Alitrdtin i 1 1 l llar iil ll by siiaiiner 2 1 H Hfrirt Heiiiun l 4 i 2 la nun I 4 j 4 4 111 iu S7VIJW 2l24 2 2tJJ 2 tlit luras tl 1000 Inciiimi tub iuuiiyJIiii I 3 lu I Miilim 2 4 VerlmJrr II J reliriris K 1 4 MTiiberir f u 0 lluli Mturetfor it ii 1 nit ipiru I ttttk us em 111 IiuDa2uiti5 2i7 2 1511 I ha Fnfttera Diilctlr lnlr u Rig furrrHK rouniiKEFrsil Aug TIThl was the see nml day of the t eighth annual fair of the t Fnt t erni Diitchess Afrkultinil Turk Assoclnlion The weather was Jlno and tIle attendance von large JIm prize stock attracts unhorMiliil cntion nnd uiithiulastlu comment Jmiml thu ci it rt holes and stock hi nil of I tho I departments cxcol those ol all previoui i um Thu trotting tilday wan very line the sum maries being an follows 2 irai its M F llmrll bill s IlnrUntiam 2 3 0 I I 1 A I vkixmuMtir m fain I t 1 1 4 2 2 i I onanld cb m Vrll lily a i 4 o J i 2 T H Inllliorab t hlillhy 4 1 6 4 4 flr W II llkliiaiclii Amerli iliVrilin H t I i in rTrUM M 240 2St 2sih 24i 2 uil2 s 30 1155 Ar vli pnnaMar m lutttl l 1 1 I I I IM1II br JInUilio 2 2 I llrinlrirkdi I gtrni slut a t i Ii i liilrbauri JulU K 444 J J Arliolu innlrlon m nr Tllue2 34 234l 2i I The unu Guide Co ftttt York Ruiiifrs In jrjiin atkrd emu dp In the i fvnti cad nfunmi df Amrnran intliiipnltn Sugyrthoni to ityMirm ami pinctical infirma Mirprarfiraf people The SUH leillpubliih in time for use nl the Lolumbuf Ceirhi alum ttea Or lulu a tumptlc wnjvr atitlpi attical gtuiuie book to flits nip It will tell rhitort chat Ike nghtt are low tu reach flxni vhere lo lotlgt atj f board while line and Hit coit where to do vholetali or retail thapprng ho e to attics thetnithet and ge ust when t4earpf 4 ntlittettn It icihl tie at Iractivelv printed pleasant to read and lie sub fett matter trill lie du tiled and an anyed its a tray to injure the belt retultt The rtlnll jirice tcill be rt cenli per ropy The Sunt Qwde will alto offer unequalled atid exteptional opportunities to adcer tiieri Thoie who with further information en flits subject ihould address The Guidt LtoekD tarlmtnt 4fL4 Una York fiu Iih 5 cuj11 Mincf for t c COLD HSHING I Sold by All Grocers N K FAIRBANK CO Sole Manufacturers CHICAGO ST LOUIS NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON BALTIMORE NEW ORLEANS SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND ME PORTLAND ORE PITTSBURGH AND MILWAUKEE Pocirivriv Cun o BY CARTERS IHC5C LITTLE Pill Thry also rtlleru Pls i TYL trcusfrom Iyaj ptla inV dlicstionandToo Hearty V Falluj Ajwrfcct remedy I PULLS for iJlzzlnetts Nausea f1PULLS IrowfInfKS Had Taste In the Jlouth Coated Ton gue itAtil I In the Bide I They regulaU tle Kowcli and prereut ConBtlpa I than Are free from all crude and Irritating matter Very tniallj easy to take no paIn no I griilu Purely cgftuble Sugar Coated i EMAIL PILL SMALL Dsst CMALL Pnicc I Ktvturo nl Imltutloo uud I Ask fur CAKTUKS and sea you got CARTERS 1 1 IttILAtSLYa till Kt oxzi ACT Hnlllvml fipind Aholhrr tloinlnc nt Work on llli Ness 11ev The pocond act of TIm Man from Boston Mr Kdmutul 1 1rlcoi now toutact iliama vas rohoarsed In Bemldnrknesson the Rtngo of llolmesii Stilt Theatre In Brooklyn yostor day morning John I Sullivan vvlmas lViifain larcotirt plnVB the leading part did not como on until near the end of the act Ho had dis carded the blue sweater whIch ho woro dm Ing ho rehearsal of tim previous mornIng and woro n flannel shirt Through tIle greater putt of tho act ho sat In Mlenco astride a ahull his chin tollng on the hack Ho was lathnr BUI ions all morning but lint lilted In I the t play When hi ii got hi jl I s cue tin 1 aroso and stretched himself i 1 It I was II titini II t I ilit ho other actors saw for the limit Iliuo thn t full niaslvunusstuf Ills franuit sariiissmtelied outward and upuaid hula ehest expanded to its I full capacilv and hn loomed up ugitlisl the lark bnckgnniud He I I yaw ti ed nud looked Lionel iind then to shake oil the I flu It I oslu ii ut ho dreary weather ho executed a few n in bo jig stops aud walked slowly to tho centre of tho atiugo t fKfC Oiprton nnd his flange tai were takIng a tender fniowell of ench other Iho Tout fli ti nO iitul l ltitn I ii I suits nuiI by his father and SullIvan interrupting thus cents ersatuutn eclares tlmt he will adopt tho oung man and make a broker of him How good of you exclaims Mat Lot mo thank you bhui rushes forward seIzes Iohin L by both hands and kisses tlm nlr on each side of hits lend John K looked liivappoiiitpd niifl tho actress ImrBt into a merry laugh TIle ou lookers laughed too Uetirgc Uurton is presently drugged by tie illatJMi and cannot piny iu tho great collegiate lout tat I match John L I nobly takes his place In the absence of the stag bettings the foot tall scene stits tin I tI out Inthe t play It trill present a very vivid otloct Joliii 1 grapple mil tackles and helps his side to win the game anti the villains nu 0 filltl again The rehearsal of tho third act will take place his morning ADA VARH Vit FOIl JlirORCC She l IB 11111am Hu rll fompnny ndller llnxbund ISIS cllkndwn AciohnC Thomas S Dare the wellknown clown pan omtmist and acrobat has brought suit for absolute divorce ngainst his wife Ada Dnro an actress who appeared last season In yin i i 4 ii dlnr ecu lilt oautir UL niu UAIfli AU den Sho is now a member of tho Lillian ltus sell comic opera company which is on Its way to San Francisco Mr Dare asks for a decree on the statutory grounds naming as orespondents several men said to bo prom nent in commercial and theatrical circles Mr Dare also asks for the custody of his evonyoarold on According to tIle note of issue of tlio case which has boon Hied for the September term of tho Superior Court Mr Dros real nnmo Ifl Thonins K Hall The iiTpers were served on Mr flare uarly in Au gust when she was plating nt Iho Madison viuaro Oardeu but sue has allowed tho usual twenty days notice to pass by without mak log an answer and It is probable that the do roe will bo granted without opposition Mr Dare Is widely known as a circus and va iety perioriner both in this country and broad For eleven 5 ears ho nnd his brother Stewart H Dare a oneleccod acrobat tray oIled in Lurope and met with great success Another brother Tieorge II Dare Is also an acrobat Dales flrdt vvifo was Leona Dime I ho trapczlst vv horn he met In I New Oi leans in 1 MOth and In itt 71 they t worn unit rnhiah in I this I city lie taught her to peifoim on tIle trapivo and she accumulated a fortune in tile tutu ies but shun loft Daio in IfMt In 1111 i slio secretly obtained a divorce I In I Illinois I I In I onler to marry Baron t ireenelmuch an Austrian oblemnn whom she met wlill I I pnrlormiiic i broad Tho Harou was dlslnlivriteil by Ilia fat her and soon aft a r aitnud itni elI his I u wile Dare wits itt attiiil rig n music hall I in Paris In 1852 when hu HIM his second wife whom ho ii now suing for tlivotct Her n imn then was I maces Mary Movonon and sho was a 1111111 bet of tho ieniio Iniupo of biocllsts Ihoy wero man led In I London I and I perloimodto lethoron the ontiiKnt until 1t4i5 whin they amo tb Amuiica Smil clld Foi Ij hogs In ric Veurn Special Agent Ullson of tho Custom house hat discovered that John Doyle the oiler of tile fcteamshln Arizona who was detected In the attempt to smuggle valuable dogs has made this a regular business for the past live years In I that t tune I i he has brought ashore vithout paving dit arid sold about fmty iltgs i It this I number IhliDflvo I have bnen rant I and the I duties recovered Ihoy had tcui sold In t lerdlnund I beuii of Llnvcuth street and other dealers Jvo charges are iinlooi collusion between Doyle uuuti tim men to whom hn snld Tho dons thul brtraod him at last will bn old on Wftdnesday at Hloddard us auction ooms on iiLunvieh street Ahoy art two I vlng I Charlos spaniels and onn sllvor gray kye Ho hurt Ilium romenlod inthufnio I I castle under olotlilng and lilunUcts wliiin Site cliii Atviits hutton and Wilson found UIUIL The Fought About u Cliulron u Htuninhout William Kocnn nn old Ninth warder took a t rip down thn I buy nn Tuesday afteruoon on a i andy Honk boat Ho ought I u box of candy anud laid it on a camp chair nct to tho ono un rii Ida ho was sitting I i il i ire were many thor unoccupied chairs mound hon Mr unrUohu of rti 111 I crly street eaine nl nc and at down nn Mi llo tnH eilliiv DIi Ht Ci u ailed Mi JitsolsohnMnltonl n to ihoennty I lilln Tllelo 1 WIH a dikpilln imutl I Mr II nil ilokoil ilr Jeosolin r t JC leit till II i III the old man nrrostcd fuu f i n mil win u ihe boat riachrl Athinlie IliuhiIuuu N I hi I ivasio ciibod on ball lunilshecl I I i ut 1 I ttIt Lii lit VllrtM for Yfiiinc 1 Iliilirlliiiilxl I t a I i Tine annual coiupntllion for the piles of broil bythoAmerlciii In li tivelirilfleuu lisa boen deuldoJ Tho I Irau of sli is warded In lloibeit IV Ii i unit 1 Ol erlm ol legs I lie eoauui pi IO f Kin I I no tu i L 1 utou Loontu lttls if mini u I tilt y nut thou Iluird prii if s to I Intuit it al it ml tiu I nuvaruilty of tutili 15 iluti lnlluuunuul k itt hitiiluau of ititithige if fiji I t I cr1 uutii ifluifiuu iuii hu y I 1 umittIi llttumitt of I I i uu 5 rat 1 I iii at no ch t e t ii Icr ittijti4i C for lit I tl I tint ii i i i i ilti it utlitn tu tittiiii itit ill the ccii lu ij C lii suu I ii U I I ii ii I s neil ii Ill tile U II ituul tiius Vlirr IK I laticiur C iEiimiif 1IEIIIION7I I lit A llg MA I u I u I it cli from hlladelphla nimiuixes thai nuMerioiis iis ppciiiunco of Liwiot L 1 Binwn litn hair inn of the llepul lie in pall of I cntru county anti trio until l latch hid bin n a riddent of Ills hi 1 Id l lli a Week tgi I o Went lo l anllit I It Mneo thin nil Unec uf r him imvt loin I itt He was leceiill y Ill eled Ilesulcnt mil cciiiinl nainiC uf f a nevviial iniupun In Buillord CDUIIIJ and hl disaipeurancu ru urdd thai vvoiU nl thu cuiup ID V IllIB I 311 H lillU Mrs Betsy Ball of Kearny has been missing rom hoiuo ulnvo Siiiulni Her two toys ng d 4 mid il years wit e tuItIon hiy u rabid dog last whaler Jloth boys got hydropliibin timid nnn Oltheindbnl hlnvu then Mis hail bus a tel lueclly nt times On rundny nflernoon sot attired liursuh Inhor I befit clothes and went out for u wnlk Mnco thcu alt efforts to Hud her Dave beau lutll S IWW a I IflFOULaSJJZAMQlVZ It rinjs Bn l1tuuuict Part a 5ie1t 4 Knotly Cu e thist Caje Vp JieIttlay Judgo loldfogln had recourse yesterday to nn Ingenious subterfuge In deciding n knottr case that camo up briforo him Intho Fifth Dls trkt Court A few weeks ago Mendel Newman a jewyllor doing busIness at lJ5 Division street sent his son to a customer with a dia mond vvoith SJOO which the customer wanted to examine boforo buying While going alone the btroet lie boy mot a friend named Gold berg and showed him tIle brilliant gem Scarcely Imd ho dune so when tha diamond anti loldberg disappeared Dlsmayad the I boy went homo antI told his parents who com I munlcntcd tho theft to the Iollco Dopartbont About two weeks ago another diamond wa lost by Hour lioe a Jersey City barkeeper who nlso communicated his loss to thti Polio Depnilmoiit A day or two alter thin theft ofNowman dlnipond tho boy Ooldhorg being either con science stricken or afraid of the cousorjuoncos tn which his act mlcht lead called at Police licutultituan tins saying that ho had found a diamond and wanted to deliver 11 up and was referred to Property Clerk Harriot who warmly compllment him for his honesty Tho 1iopcrt lurk Immediately communi cated with both Newman and lloee Both called to idontlf their propoity and both did Identify it as hfs own Tho clerk was In a auandray and finally decided in vIew at tho GnnllictliigUalrnf to retain possession of the diamond himself Mr Nnwmnn thereupon caused a suit tu bo Instituted agaInst the 1iiiptiity Clerk Corporation Counsel Clark appoared at thin since and legal proceeding Wero had suiting in tIle deposit of the diamond in dunn t amid thu sulstittitlonofhtose the ilval I oliiimant In the suit iu place of the lrnpiity lerk In tlmt condition the case came on for trial before Judgn Uoldfogle yesterday Both par ties titslilled positively tlmt the dlnmnnd la iiuestinn trims tlio one owned by him ana each BWOIO that I ho could not bo mistaken Whilo the dufomUnt was on tho stand the Judge tovpd with the dlnmond and finally handed it to bun again one more asking him how ho identified it so positively lie again sworo that tho diamond which ho held In his hand wits the I i onu which hu bad worn on hIs shIrt front for several years Ho could not be mis taken Tho Hotting Dire anil even the color of thn ftone proved to him that It wan his inai win fin sum uioiuuKU I Yi5 IHBJE stop down Let Newman take the stand Hose laid the dlnmond on the edger of the JudceH desk Inlfull view and on Newman tnklng thu witness chair ho WUP told by tha Judgo lo look at thn stone again and repeat why he too was so sure about his Identifica tion After examining It n moment he as tonlBhod counsel nnilBspectntom by Raying Your Honor that Is not my stone New mans counsel stood aghast at his client btiltomenl k Tho iitmosiihero was nnickly cleared how ever when Judgo 7oldfoglo saId Oentle nicn I am propti od to dccldn this case without ht irlnc further testimony The diamond which Bose swears ho wore for several year past IB mine and 1 have lust taken It from my boBoin As the size nril cettingof mystone arc slightly dllTerent from tIm one In suit and as hunt is Ideiitlfled by Hose as his hn certainly cannot itch n tIm ono in litigation and therefor I must declare that to belong to the plaintiff hew man At1 havo worn my stone for a nuns ber of ears that cnnnot belong to Hose and ho will therefore bu compelled to go further la qucbt of his lost gem CLEAItEI TIIK 1AitK in A 1rLzvlCZlxa A Texan Steer Creates CoBBternaUoii 14 MadlHOa Hiiuure Park The loungers In tim Madison Square Park were startled atf45 oclock ycHtorday morn Ing by tho sudden appearance of a Texan steer which cnmo dashing into tIm park from the Fifth venue entrance Tho steer bad sole possession of tlio park In a twinkling and ulmly proceeded to oat grass A boy tried to drive him off with a broom and tho animal rushed after his tormentor who made his capolntho Fifth Avenue Hotel Then tim steer ran buck through the park anti up Fourth avenue followed by an excited crowd of several hundred persons On tho way ho goiod onu of Col Hhepurda stage horses in tho side At tho Jutnuin house Twentyfilxth street ninth Fourth avenuo he made for tho open door of the restnurnnt whore thirty persons wero nt breaklnst but Chile Dirt slammed the heavy door In time and tho steer kept on up Fourth avenue iti I hlrllelh street no broke tile shaft of n deliver wagon standing In front of MiioA l Sdiinaiis grncory store Then ho turned Intel I down Fourth avenue and gored n streetcar borne of tilt Fourth nvonuo line Ilniill Ilinry Sciutinnuut way 11 plumbfrof 302 Fourth nvonnr flint tlm t uiiragod uultnal with hU tcallbiniuivypUloI Tho bull staggered iiniy but rolieiiiiiiu DMilhvnn nf IheThlrtr huh st roil t station brought him down with hIs revel s ii a mil u lutili er ctit I lit anibmumh 5 thuroat I lie stoer t scaped from the cattle yard of Ito 1 nitoil Mates 1iessed Beef Company early In tho morning No one came to claim tho inreiss At 1 nclock health InRpootor Ls Dtiinutl ordered it carted to the oftal dock Item Kriith flute In the tllBta In tTvlr Mits Aug llThobulletin of the Stat Hoard of Health for the mouth of July show tint in that month the number of deaths 14 utifturuitt I rrrnititi t hfi n In anY other nnHi I OB tIlt jiar tho Increase being duo to tho largo fatality fiom dlnrrhau dlswiEes The aver ago daily deulh rato rose lout month from 303 In Juno the lowest of tho year to 437 tlio highest evciiudlnc that of January when tliiring thai height of tho grip epidemic U wii ElI and thn highest uf any month urevl ti toil t to n orded t excepting that t of April 1801 when the cirlie grip epldumle rained It to lUll ir I iliem I hero store LlMX more death than lulul lSil nnd nearly 000 more than tIn utvritg fuuu July for seven years past A iinusiiiill barge number of deaths Is reported ft inn cblontb ami vloleme hosp Mot thugs h ivit loll maui lightning strokes buti more Inivn loin from drowning and railroad accl ilcnH About fJ her cent of the duaths re pi it il tueru lit children under5 years of age In ihn six luvmst cltlob whoso oggreguto Mpni uiun is i 74r oo them wtfru uani dtiitiib or an annual rate of just HiOU pot tllllllH Illll i

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