The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
August 9, 1895

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VOL IXIIXO 313 NEW YORK FRIDAY AUGUST 9 1895COlYIttGHT 1895 HV TilE SUN 1UIXTIXG AND ITIIUSIIXf ASSOCIATION IUICE TWO CENTS J TIIUEE DIG SIIJPS IJOST jTwo off Brazils Coast and Another Near Sydney r EIGHTY PERSONS DROWNED r Foundering of the Prince Oscar and the Steamer Catterthun The Third euel Went Under Ten Mlnut After IlelnK rllrnek hI the Prince Oenr with All Her Crenr Her Mlory nnd Name 1ntnnwnAII Three Hiiuk Within Twenty Minute The Prince luenr MnMer fMijn Hhe Indueed Ulater by Neicleellnic to rlhovv Hide IlKhtiuThe Cntlerthnn linn on the Ment flock und tlie lleilvv Neiin Swept Men And Hmnll I Hone Oterhunrd The HtriijcKle for Life PullAim IltlA AugHThe lirltlsh steamer Catuu rom Vnlparalsn brought to this port to dixy flxticn sbipwrctked mariners und tbu first news of n disaster tint occurnd on July lil a slort distance south of the equator Thu mari ners arc tho survivors of Iho crow ot tho llrltlsh ihlp Prince Oscar sunk nficr a collision with an unknown vessel which nlfo wont dnwn but with nil I hands on board Six of the Prince Omuls crew weru droned oon atter thev left CII r the ship by I the cupslziiig of the small boat Into whlcli they t bad scrambled The IxUcn survivors wero huddled Into ono email boat with neither food nor water They were picked up by the HrllUh ship Dhamun from Melbourne Australia for London Friim that ship they were transferred to tho steamer Capac and without money or proper clothing they wero landed today at the William street w hart Capt Cllppcrton the English Consul will care tor them until they can be sent to their home 1 Capt John Henderson master of the Prince I Oscar this evening told tho little he knew of the I dljftster tie was n fullrigged Iron ahlp and was bound from Shields England with a cargo of coal for tqulque Chi The collision occurred on the nl h of July lil In latitude ft9 DO south nit longitude 21 so west and ten minutes after they struck both vessels had filled nnd disappeared Cnpt Henderson had just gone below when the shock came He rushed nn deck and the small boUs were manned promptly and were cot away a the vessel was sinking raoldly From the other vessel could be heard the cries of the terrified men but so sudden was the hock and so awful the peril that It woe Impos sible tn otter assistance The men on the other vessel could be seen try Ing to launch their boats but the ship settled so ripldly that It was Impossible for any of them to get away before she went under The Prince Oscar kept afloat several minutes after tbu other had disappeared and her two boats wire swung clear with all hands safe on board bnt the men had no time to net sillier food or clothing In fact some of them were In their berth at the moment of collision and ware V compelled to swim t the bat A Oqe of the two boats however capsized soon aftortlie ship went down and six of its occu I pants wen drowned the rest being hauled Into the other boats which had bnt scant accom modation for th sixteen seamen Capt Hen dunoniiatd that the accldeht was due to the other vesiels not displaying side lights thus making It Impossible to discover her position lie said the stranger stood across the Prince J Ogcar bow In violation of all rules of the roB at sea and his vessel was sailing close to the wind on the port tack at the time I The Prince Oscar had taken In her fore and I mizzen topHunt ale while the other vessel I was under full sail He states that he has no r Idea what vessel It was that bo collided with r loaded but It a a large one and appeared 10 b heavily Those of the Irlnce Oscars rren who were I drowned bv the capl7lng of the small boat v er i W Knight tho conk of South Shields Kncland E J Anderson nstokcr of Liver pool August Cotton cabin boy ot Ostend and Seamen Oscar Jsellsnn of Sweden I Klop of the lila of Man and K I Peterson of Copenhagen The men landed here today were Capt Hen demon t B Lynch and D Piiteott first and sec ond mates 1 Abraham W Abrhnl carpenter WOhnr ullraaker I Evcrsct cabin boy and peamon C Olsen A Hunting N Nellson 1 I Peterson t I Oben Thomas Dnj le J TIe N Hornbln A It Minley and P l L Obln Consul Chlppertnn this evening stated that he would call a naval court of Inquiry at once to g Investigate the disaster Capt Henderson will ask t have the Investigation take place at once while all of the shipwrecked crew are here I Kvery effort will b made to discover the Identity of the lost vessel and to ascertain just where the responsibility fnr tho disaster rests From the size of the unknown ship It Is calcu lated tlmt she must have carried a crew of about twenty men and It U I lint thought possible that any of them survive The Prluce Oscar was owned ut Liverpool by A Gibson She was built at West Hartlepool In 1804 and registered lmi tons IIJtECK 01 TIIK UAlTEHrniX Bh Went Jon at Nah UD Autrulla c east with r Hniiln LONDON Aug Despatches from Sydney New South Wiles nay that the Drltsh steamer Catterthun bound from Sydney for Hong Kong ran on the Seal Rocks 110 mile north of Syd ney at S43 oclock In the nlornlng and sank In twenty minutes As itooii as uu examination of the vessel was made It was soon seen that there was no chance of saving her and ordvrs were Klvon In abandon ship 1 hands took to the email boats and laid their course for the main land Uno of the boats ri ached Fornter thin morning but the others have not been liord from and U Is feared that the have bet rrol anl I they haf been tlcuril There were Australia nut English pus vliger ou thu steamer Ihn oltiters nf tie f vessel were English and the lTOI were Chinese S Thenames of those who nc MHUosid to have I been loit are Nell Hhannon tho I uptaln First L Officer Pmney Third Ofllcer Lefllir Chief En I 1 t gineer Harper Second Engineer Adam Third Engineer Wllion Fourth Engineer Wolstcn lieluio Chief Steward Manning Surleon nder BOII Phlp twenty Chinese and eight Luscurit all of the crew and the passengers Mesdaints Matlilu Lorlng I and Smith Miss Loilng Robert Vnwur and twelve Chinese steerage i passengers When the vessel struck a heavy snutliweit fjllo wa blowing Thcro was a shock Uml could 7a felt In every part of her The passenger were greatly alarmed and them was much con fusion The reassured hem Captain elating that there was no danger He thought the learner hud been struck only by a heavy sea bee The ship continued on her w ay but before many Ftst moment U was found that tho had a hole In tit her bottom and was making water rapidly Bho I began to settle down and hook on a list to star Aboard Tho fires under thu boilers barl frc unler blul were ex wta Hnifuliihed and she was then helpless She shot broached t and the seas swept over hr fore tarltland aft Every effort moil to lower the boats wiihwai battled by the teas which swept them In rsijboanl after they had ben nuns out on the rt davit The port lifeboat wan lot entirely b swept from the davits Excellent lug tlo 1xcllonl discipline was maintained i1 t uflnc au attempt t lower the starboard I cutter a tremendous sea liroko abiarit tho strainer and oirrlfd tho ctlttur away It also swept from tho bridge tho Captain arid chief and second ofllcem mitt Cap Knwkcs hue I our vIvorsKftj that Fftwkes having Icon unable t reach Ills cabin to obtain a life belt had borrow ed thin Captains knife and nan cutting tho lashings nf a small table on thu bridge when ho was supptoff Into the pen A few minutes later the starboard lifeboat was lowered nnd It pick iil I uu Kawkcs who was rllnitlttK to mine float hut wreckage Only three other Kuropcnnn were rescued They were Second Mate Tan fear lr toprmnn and a pnnsenger named Crane a resident of Melbourne Mrs Mnthlas wile of the Captain of tho steamer tRI trading between London and Jap anese ports Imd been at Sydney vloltlng friends When the Catterthun cast oft her lines nt tho vlmrf yesterday Mm Mathlnss niece was on the whnrf crying bitterly She said to her aunt Auntie I know youll bo drowned 1 will never nee ou again llesldcs her general cargo tin1 Cnttcithun car rlid 11000 sovereIgns Bhu belonged 1 tti the Eastern and Australia Htenmshlp Company of London Site wan built at Hundrrlnnd In 1H81 by Doxfonl A Sons Her length was U01 feet 3 i Inches bentu 8 IS feet I Inches antI depth of hold UI feet 7 Inches She WM schooner rigged nf 1M7I gross and 1400 net tons burden Her engines wore of the compound typo of UfiO horse power AnuTiirit IIIIITIRII STKAMEII lOST LONDON Aug HTho llrltlsh steamer Argo naut Capt McOllltvrny which nailed from Hal ifax on July 20 for Port Morunt Jamaica has foundered lear Port Morant All on board were saved Tho Argonaut was a vessel of 1032 tons length 2 Va feet breadth W feet depth 17 feet She was built nt stockton and was owned of by London tho Argonaut Steamship Company Limited MORE msioxs Mull IlL American Cltlzeni Driven from Fnliliiin AuttChrlwtlan ItlolM lll et licrt LONDON Aug8 Adcspntch from Hone Kong says that a largo mob of Chinese attacked the British and American mUMom at Katshan near Canton at noon yesterday Some of the missionaries fled to Shameen for safety but the others remained at Fatshan A Chinese gun boat baa been tent to quell the rioting It Is re ported that the antiforeign agitators Intend to destroy nil the missions In the HwangTung province and to drive the missionaries In t the treaty ports The Chinese sect known n the Vegetarian who Instigate the riot now numbers IL000 mel Thty Ire organized nnd well armed anti are able to withstand tho Chinese tloop A despatch to the 1nll Mull Cnztltc from Shanghai saj 8 It Is i reported there that further outbreaks against Christians have occurred at ChlngChow Tnlplne Hupeh all Anhul All tile foreigners escaped without Injury The correspondent says the Europeans there ridicule the Chinese escort which U I to ac company the Urltlsh Consul nt Fooclunv to Kucheng whcro ho goes to Investigate the tuntsacrv of lirltlsn mlelonnrlrs Whun tho Vuccruye troops were sent to the scene of the massacre they looted tho mission houses Ow lug to the unsettled state of till province It has been decided to send UOO Sikh troops from Hong Kong to escort the Consul to Kuchcng Thu London Missionary Society has received a cable despatch from Its central Chinese agent Stating that central China b J 00let An Indignation meeting Was held in Tong Kong last night to protest against the mas acres Among the resolutions adopted was one expressing disgust at the apathyand tndlfter coca of the llrltlsh Government In falling t recognize the gravity of the situation and for not taking adequate measures to protect BrIt ish subjects Lori Salisbury and the Chinese Ambassador conferred long at tho Foreign Omce this after noon I Is euppotcd that the conference con cerned tie mn incre of missionaries and the stops to bo taken to prevent a recurrence of the outrages ourRlcR WAHIIIXOTOX Aug 8Tho Chinese Legation In hula city Is I otl without ofllclnl Informitlon regarding tho outrages near Kiulieuj The members of tho legation claim neer to have heard of the Vegetarians before They are be lieved to be n fnniUU cot n lio o purposes are political anti who have incited tho recent troubles order to embroil tho Pekln Govern mont with foreign powers Tblx once accom plished they would Inaugurate n rebellion against the constituted authorities The place where the outrages occurred Is not Indicated on the legations miD and It U I un known to the ofllilnlf It Is believed to bo a summer resort near Kuchonp where the mln Monnrle antI their families were passing the hot month Mr aters formally Ilntlsli Consul at Fno Chow where he resided for thirty years attributes tributes the recent mnsacresln China partly to the bitterness roused by the Janaueso victory over China anti partly to the absolute collapse of the Chinese Ooi eminent MltlSlOXAHIKS A iiJA I POSt All Those In Chlnn Wnnt Our Anthorltlen to house Minister Ilenby The Rev Dr Leonard Corresponding Sec ro tary of the Mlsslonar Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church said yesterday that ho had written to Secretary nf lull obey on the sub ject of the last Chinese attacks upon mission aries He had received ho said a cable de spatch from George I Smjth President of the AngloChinese College at Foochow which with the words added that were obviously left out reads ns follows Soldiers are looting Kucheiig Foreigners are safe ut Foochow No ufllclent meusurus havo beun taken by the Chinese Invernniont to catch thu murderer Appeal tu usblngton to rouse Minister i hun by Miss Mabel C Hartford who WHS attacked at Hwanang hit fortunately mdipcd with slight Injuries a its sent nut by the Womans Mission ury Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church She comes from Dover N I all bus Iwun In I i China eight yeaiM Dl Gregory who has mint Information I of tbo atrocit its linn bein t nearly I seven years In charge nf tbu I mI othmoti tat Episco from pal Hospital I Foochow ut Kucheng which is I Illel miles As regards the atrocities In Fntsbaii near Canton Dr Leonard fiis them h nn American Methodist mlsHhm ut that place which In I anout fiuu miles from Foochow list English Wus ICYllo semi there I CtIS inr AI inn intun They AVIII Sail tin IH Tnnrnlne TnMorrnv unit 1 truss ri fur is e nr llemetrlus Ii I Kalllas Hey and his wife who i was Mrs 1 1 T I llurnimi will call for liuropo on I LaTouralnc tomorrow The couple have not de elded et where they will maka their permanent hOle Fur a ear Ihoy trill travel In Europo anti Asia They will lilt tliu estate and olive oil factories I belonging M I Mr Kulllas Boy on the Island 01 Mil lenent tin entrnuo of the liar danelleo AI noon as they roach Turkish tern tory they will have nn audience with thoSnltnn who list shituwum many favors to Kalllns hey They limo not derided whether they t will I I reHlilii In Con tantlnoiir Purls ur Lontlon Ihutu bruit I Is hiiKllli by birth nnil It N probable that tho couple there will bo In London for tho cay seasons The marriage was a total surprise to every member of time ham multi lumll I surlrls Invitation I were sent out Cllntnii t jltrmim Keeley unit Herbert llarnum neeley thu wrandionn of p 1 llarnum tire In Europe Mrs halite who a us the second wife nf 1 1 T I lliirnum wan married to the famous thowman on Seut IU111 In the tuv r allst Church of the Divine Paternlti Her maiden namn was Nancy VisIt Her father John Fish of South port Lancashire England was I warm friend of Mr llarnum llenlumln rish l of Itrldgeport la tier cousin not her brother Long Utach Cottage menus loakluz nut on the grand old 0040 I arttsilaw tibia board all for ata iwroMk fur 10 I ixople LOla lab AuocUllon Loug lab UD 41 h lUor47Bruclw y tV Jtfv ASSASSINATED TWO GIRLS A llLOOnTIIHITr ITAIIAX KAAUI jiVLis 1 inn nisrtumn 9lnnipnpi IIml Led Katie Well Antrny nnd Hue lieu Ielt Him und Her lliiliy llnthiK llnth Inrolrd In Court for Molesting Her He Vnylnyn Her llelween Hon nnd Hliila Her tutu 1 leI Mister in Time 1tlta HID Weiipun lo Jilts llp nnil Crle VendettMl haSh taurus May Live Most of tho girls who played around East 117th street didnt like Flllppo llampupn time Ituilan cobbler There was nothing against him In particular but they said he was too old to sit In his little shop door at 181 und innko eyes at them What right had I man who was nearly GO years old and had grny In his lialr to try ale flirt with them who Were almost on nit enough to bo his grand dnughters And It was said that ho had u wife In Itchy tutu whom lie bad left behind when ho came over live years ago Ho they only laughed scornfully nt his efforts to make their acquaint ance lnceInto Wel didnt laugh at him blio was I plump little Oerlll Jewess with abundant red brown hair anti such a figure as Is 1 given to tow girls of l Her father Samuel Well the awn ing maker lined to send her wIth his huM from time house lu Kast 11 lib street to the cobblers shop to have the shoes mended I Sn the Rot t know tho Italian Ho flattered her told her how pretty she was und ln lied her to go tn pic nic with him which she tel red to do lest 1 oho Incur her fathers dlspleasme The other girls used to make fun nf hi r Shoes mendiil hlioes mended they would call at her There trees lIme Dados girl In tlmo gossip spri nil It abroad until It came to the ears of Kilties sister Rote who Is sOn years her elder lloso told hoc how foolish slit was to let herself get talked about and for I man as old as her father that she couldnt care anything for Hut Katie said he knew what site was doing lies always been good tn me time said and he doesnt tease mo llku the boys do I hike him I If I lIe Is old Her visits to the little shop became more fre quent anti nn several occasions she went on ex cursions with Olaiupupa rime Wells moved down to 429 East KiKlitycluhth street about u 31 ar ago nnd Rohu who bud kept her own coun eel about the affair hoped that time girl would stop visiting the cobblers place Instead of this Kntle went oven more frequently The other girls who bad grown much In understanding In that jenr didnt laugh n her an more Instead they begun to whisper about her Sue would spend whole evenings In the HTlh street shop with llnmpapa when hU sister who kept house for him was out A word went abroad that Katie Veil wasnt a good girl any more It reached Hose who fearing to keep tilent any longer told her parents Father Well torn his beard nnil wept Thud his daughter Fhould fOFliame him and herself was a bitter grief and her consort an Italian Ho would not turn his own flesh h and blood from his door but he brute her forget that bo was her chImer as he would forget that she was his daughter Misfortune followed disgrace Katie went away only when she could no longer stay at home confiding to her sitter w here she was go ing In filampnpas moms back or the little shop the child was bur three months ago I was u boy and the Italian was overjoyed Not sn the onl mother For her offspring she felt nothing but butred But Olamllop lavished on the little one all the lot o that the mother de nied It IUle It grew strong and healthy under the rare of the cobblers sitter llampapn grew wholly wrapped up In It and would neglect his work to carry it nbout nnd coddle It t rom her aversion to the child an aversion to the father grew In Katies heart She grew cold toward him and discontented In the place Perhaps It was homesickness One night she left and went to her fathers house Ulampapa was almost front lie followed her taking the baby with him and making his way Into the Wellss rooms bugged her for the little ones sake t come back and marry him Father Well Interposed How do we know you have not a wife liv ing 1 lie demanded No tin l not wife I I cried the Italian 1 In his broken English Imnrr her now I nutildnt niarrv jou to snvu your life If you was tu tile tutni gut fried t ito girl In I s alum did t I mirth ptltttm plead wth ncr and she I re him from the house Rose the sister hud taken the child and she t told tho Italian I to leavo I It fnr a time Hi went buck t his work At this time hi hnd another shop In 110th street between Second anti Ihlid avenues Tho wo man from whom ho rented tbo moms noticed that hu did little work there iou or three times she had seen the young girl whom oho supposed to to his wife coma there with him and tho child Now they came no more Shu asked him about It amid ho answered sn Inco herently that she thought lie was losing his mind Tho time uncut uvtuy from the shop I wan consumed In l hanging nbout i outsldu 1 t lie Vu ellss house and following the ta 0 girls when they cam nut begging Katie to mnrry him He becnino so persistent that flie had him ar rested about a month ngn for anno Ing her At the Harlem court Mugl trntu Cruno discharged him with n warning About a week ago she brought the child back 110 Dont ever come near me ncaln she said tn tho Italian I I little you and tho mote 1 scoot you thw worse I hiio nit Still ho kept hanging nbout time house on Kant Eightyeighth street When he was not there Illro bo llhlh little shoo store at i53Last Eight friend of his named eighth street kept by 1 lm Roccn Calurepo Hero bo sat with his eyes on the street until Eat Ia carrie by and then hu tie rush out and follow her begelng that she listen tn him Again she appealid tu the law A warrant was Issued unit OlnYer Jnmes T I llrady of the Harlem Pollcu Court squad tried to Ilnd I 1 llampapi but fulled tn latih him at home On i vednesdav t tutu cobbler went tl 11m tbo I police court ali lire ml y arrested him I there Miiglstiuto i 11 paroled him i until yes terday morning Sm tlmt time girl might bo pres ent Iloth Knliu und Hose camu tn t court yes tnrday I ornlng and let Illampapn there He said nnthlng tn either of them but he kept his eyes Iixemi tIn Katie until sho became nervnuH and said tn her sister I think Philip would kill me If hu I could get hold of inu JOOK I how hu luoks ot me Illatnpapa I I stood at the bur nnd promised never tn molest the girls RIIII He wus bound over In 8100 tn Keep time peace fur oil month nnil I nn the ussurnuco nf I hit counsel Lawyer qiiilmnn I that t hu could get Ill hu wus paroled until afternoon 1111 II hurriul nut nf court nnd welt straight to his shop at Until street wliero he prnhahl I got tbu I weapon vthleli wus found I him afterward from iiinong his tools Tbo shop was 111 con fusion e terda afternnon I If I sortie nni unit been about In hurried fussing tho think Ilnlt II u lurrll1 scinch Frnin there hu went straight In I Eighty eighth It reel and when he got there tutu had In hu i o e Klon iiHhocnmkcrH too1 much llku I i an Icemck Haiti t mil eurud anil xhuipuned nt onu end nft thn blnlu which wan about tight Inches long Ho I I went tn Iaarepos I snno tutor and waited 1 A little before noon the two ell sisters tame I I I IIIL I Without Haying u word tliu Italian ruMicd out and plunged his weapon Into Ratios bulk Shu I sereuiiud threw up her Iriiul ami run ho following her and stabbing until I sbu fell llnsu bud tlunw herself upon him ami now lin luimil on her lime Hist strokonf tho bladu chum caught on her arm and then shut I fledshriek ing for mere und for help lilumpapix struck again and I again until I lime 1 like her sister plunged forward nn bur face iteti men Imd keen thu ferocious crime William I I I Iwo I I Washing ton a colored carpet beuter and I lunluv I I llowciiBteln an Icenrm They were mtl ttmimt pant lynit with horror at the stabbing hit what fol lowed turned them nhk and faint for lie Ital I I ian with I shunt nf triumph brandished bin blnoily wonpon und tbun ilruw It I minutia Ills littug ViMiduitu ho irltd I JIBYU hulk her In art her hlnodl I Tho I uiloreil man flrt rcrnvereil 1 himself und run Iliac rut Illamiiapii I I Hnnenitcln I I following with Ills Icenxe hue i otiblcr run inward First aiuiiue linking his weapon Into a vacant lot Washington inert ook ami threw him Justus j ho turned ilnwn I bo uivet tutu and policemen I Iytlei I I ami Hlldenbrnnd I i I secured the i prisoner Ilu I I win taken to the t Kusl Fighteighth street station w hens the I girls had beeii curried limit ii Idelitl I lieu him I und then I Katie fainted Her sister was alto uticomicloiis w ben Iliu I tutu Imuilanci citrus to taku Iheiu t to thu I I Ircuvlciluii liospiliil I I am glud f J I did Itilcclurcd i I huh timitmut In Ituilan us the girls wore carried nut Shu was mlnu and 810 left mu anti my baby I woru a revenge of tier heart against her and 1 havo tasted the blond lie was arralsncd In tin Police Court which he had left on parole an hour before und wits held without ball I At the hospital It was said that Rosa was the more seriously hurt of the two girl having nine slab woumU while Katie had well six U was thought that both might get Th Other liar Be tlood I but Admiral elf trvlle It the best Mv AX IXTKltVlTV THObLKl ltXK Ilnlllmnre end blnjlon lo He Connected hI nut iieelrle Itiillrond PlllfAtiFtfillAAug 8it Is an Interesting and significant coincidence tbnt the announce ment should b made nt almost the same time of time alliance of the Ilaldwlu Locomotive Works and thu Wtstlngliouso Company to manufacture electric locomotives forhlgli speed purposes and of time award tif tIme contract for tho construction of thn Columbia and Maryland Electric Hallway between Washington and Baltimore tbo first trolley line over which first class express trains will bo run This Is i tho lino In which Wldcncr anti Elklns of Ibis city are Interested Thin contract for Its construction has been awarded to E I n Smith j Co of this city who urn to build a doublo tracked road with steel rails weighing clKhtv five pounds tn the yuuiri thin stone weight us those used on lImo Pennsylvania nnd Daltlmoro nnd Ohio railroads with standard tee and stone ballast Heavy masonry bridges are to bu con structed and road will bo Itructod time whole wi oqulppei as subsuntlully as n steam railroad The firm Is also to build n branch road from Baltimore to Elllcott City Mil I distance of about ten miles Tho aggregates cost of construction of both roads will be nearly 11000000 here aro to be two power stations one on the Pntapsro Rlcr and the other at Laurel Md The contracts for tIme overhead construction nf tho rOll and tIme equipment with rolling stuck havo not yet been awarded The motors used will be of great capacity In order to maintain 1 high rate of spin cl Wtdener and Klklns have announced that It Is their Intention to make the toad a through line between tho two cities anti tn have II enter Into active competition with the Btentn roads Fust time U to bu niiulu by trolley express trains nnd the terminal facilities In both cities will b ample for a hoary trulllc Tho site for time Haitltnoru depot bus been selected lu I thu henrt of the city midway between time railroad stations btlton Unclcr tho specifications of time contract the road Is to bo completed within I year 3IOKU1SOX AI A CIXDIDATi He Snyn the 10mo rIM Should Nominate n Cr Mum n lot 1revldent ATlANTA AlI 8 William R Morrison when a ked today about Senator David I Hills al leged advocacy nf Mr Morrison as I candidate tot tbci nomination by the Democrats lor Presi I dent said All thejio firing at me are they Well now I bad never thought of mjelf ns Presi dent Hill Is I a maui of thrcwd parts Wants a Western man does he and wants that man to be me 1 He hopes to keep the people guessing until he can rnmblne his forces and march out with I Ktrong front I 1uttt ask me what I think I do not hesitate to say that a Western man would be a potent factor toward combining time estranged ele ments of time Democratic party A Western man with the Interests of thu South at Inart Is the solution nf this question I fay this with no personal mothe or selfish Interest for the thought of securing the Presidency Is I fur re moved from me nt be present Senator Hills Idea Is not bad I tree with him in the theory that the best alms nf time party can be accomplished and that then is more hope of success should a strong mal from tho West be agreed upon It Is too far off to speak definitely In regard t the Presidency For the party and Its out ceaalhnve the most sanguine hopes I think that today the part IS i ns strong as It was four years ago and when the call comes It will pre sent I solid phalanx to tho enemy When asked ns t his position 1 regard to the money question he replied I believe In sound money 2Hn OUTFLOW OF GOLD Treniiiry Official May that 1 I Due to Leclllmnte llmlne and Will Noon Cease WABIIINOTOX tug Treasury officials are emphatic In theIr statements that the outflow of gold Is dim tn legitimate business anti point to lime character nf the houses taking It out to show that It Is not time result nf speculation At the cite of business this afternoon tho reserve stood I at th 81041180l murka loss since es t nda nt J i 1044 Tho ono million shipped toduy bus not been reported to tho Treasury In tho official balances from New York and w II1 1 not therefore appear In time reports until to morrow Acting ecrelury Curtis saul today that ns tar n thu Treasury situation was concerned ho saw nothing In It now tn justify any feeling of alarm Thin gold that was going out was sent abroad in the pa ment of debts and within a few days ho believed there would bu n flow in this direction Crop weru beginning to move und tutu presence nf commercial bills In New York some of which w ere already on the street would loosen time ten sion bring down tho rate of exchange and stop the export of gnlil JOUGIIT ins II rC VII Marshall HlnmRled no thill Hmlth Hud to let fin In Order to Hnve Illmielr Otto Marshall 14 years old of H8 Crescent strict l Ionr Island City wan diowned while bathing In tho Kant River off Freeman street In that city lust night As Murshull was being carried out nn tho current ha cried for hell William Smith 17 jenrs old of 40 Academy street anti Thomas Phillips 1H ear old nf 11 Academy street slruek nut tn his assist anci When Smith got near enough Marshall selred him almut the neck and 1 u hence struggle fnl l 1t ntrl lftlll Itlew kll I lowed Smith was foi r ceil tn let himself sink In nrder to I break the I hoys hold A second tlmu he sought tu assist Marshall and was caught again by lie drowning I bo It I was u I life i i and death struggle nnd when Smith mccrtdud In releas ing hlini i lf ho wns about exhausted and with I dilllculty t reached the shorn Marshall bunk Ills body was nut recuvcnd Mlt CLKfKLAXJI irJS 1OJt TltOll The President Informed of thn Heath or tlnMlee iIiiekHnn Ill 7Anns 1 tv AUK H The President went trout llshlng today us thn guest of Col C 1 Horlon at Mope springs near East Wureham Mr Cleveland ncilved u telegram to night Cr tmtitttici tug tho death of Justice Jackson The Pieslilent wild that his dentil would bo keenly full throughout tbucnuntr I us lieu tool high in his prufesHion and was iniiuh respected Mrs S I llalcli I I I of Oklahoma I City Is I horn Inday t Shu curium I tnsuu tliu President I with leguid tn cectu ni rig If I imsilblu an iibsnliitu par don fnr her HUH I h yule 11 1lox who Is I now under sentence tn bu hanged nn Oct I U for tbu killing i of i negrn In thai city six cars agn lime case has been tried t tbriu t times I and the papeis nre nnw Iwfnru tin Ircihlenl I awaiting his decree I Ileniuerntlo IMInrlnm Visit Srantur Hill A number of Democratic I pilgrims from thn western part l nf time Slate visited Niiriiiandle bytbescu uml Senator David I I Hill I t estr I day Of f the delegation wero Supreme Court Justice Walter llojd Hmltli and Assemblyman John II I I Stiinchlleld of Klmlra I anti 1 K M 1 Hurt lettand Judge J 1 I Mctculf of Warsaw Wy flInt I ug county These gentlemen 111 confer 11111 meU with eillent I U Jnv hbeehan and other llemocrau ut the llnlul Normamllt b fore they I went down to see Senator Hill I I I The inixulnn nf Iliusn I gentlemen I It Is said Into I urge hit lalm nf Ihelr section of thus Slate to rulelliiol nn lie Democratic I State ticket Jim whom they urn advocating lor candidates ices nnt learned It I U I understood however that Judgu Smith would not bu unuc luptubluus 1 camilduto for Annilate Judgu nf the Court nf Appeals or If another citizen of Kl mlra werntn bu nominated list At mblynian MuuclifUld wuuht suit for turleUclorll A Nixfool lBytarold Hcoreher George bcbann 10 years old of i7 East HU tysecoml street wo arrested by Policeman UeUhelraer of the West 100th street station at 10 oclock last night for speeding on the Uncle vard near Ninetyfifth street on bU bicycle haD notwithstanding his ago lie sixfooter

4t JUSTICE JACKSON DEAD UK JIA1 RERVKJ AIIOVT TWO r Ull ON 3iiK svijixMi JUXCH nix Appointment nn Nneeeminr n ltties Inmiir Hurprlied the 1ullllrliiuKlle Voted to Hiintnln time Inenme Tax luiv Wn Ntrlrkn Mltli tile Inlnl lllienne HbortlyAlteiJterrlvlnit HID Ap olnlment NAsitviltF Aug 8Justice Howell K Jack son of the United States Hupretno Court died nt Wet Mcude pix mites from thh city this afternoon Ho I was burl In Paris 1 Tetin I April H ISIIU Klght years later the fam ily aunt e1 to Jncktnn Teiin Irnduiited In 184H from tho West Tennessee College ho lt tot yents at the law school of tho fnlverlly of Virginia ali then returning to humuknuoii rend law under his kinsmen Judgis A W 0 hotter mouth Mlllon Ilrown In 1HV ho went to tho law school of Cumberland Inher It graduating in IMitl Ilu practlcd law In Jackson for threw years then removed to Mem phis and wus twice nppolntid Judgo of thu State Suprcmn Court At tio close of the war ho rcflunud tho practice of law Judgo Jackson quickly became known ns nn able hwcr arid hU ability was recognlrcd In time Demiicrntlr Stulo Con ntlnl of 1N7H bo came within ono Mite of being nominated for the nfllco of Supreme Court Judge Ho was elected u member of tho Tennessee House of Representatives in 1880 and In 1HS1 ho was elected on tIme tW enl ulnth ballot to be United States Senator bv the combined votes of Repub licans arid Democrats This ClTlce ho filled until April 188d I when Prc ldent Cleveland ap pointed him Judge of the United States Circuit Court for tho Sixth Judicial district 1 lennes etc Ohio Kentucky and Michigan Wbtn President llarilson wits called upon to appoint n successor to Supremo Justice L Q C Ltunar ho chose Judge Jnckson appointing him on Fob 2 181C1 From a Judicial point of view limo appointment was commended from 1 political view It was dcprecuttd The appointment uas a surprise to the Ten nessee delegation In the House and tho two Republican members resented It first because Iud go Jacknon waste Democrat and secondly be touso ho was cnnldcrul I decided States rights Inn Some of the lenneceo Democrats were also dIFI len el on the ground that Judge Jack son was a leader ol the UpRchool Democrats of Tennessee who nmilo n bitter but unsuc cessful fight within the party In favor of the payment o the SImile debt dollar for dollar substantially ns demanded by tho bondholders Not long after his appointment to the Su preme liench ho ivies nltncked by tho disease that cut him off In his prime and ho spent com parntUtly llttlo tlmo in Washington When the Income Tux case frt came up for hearing he was ill at his hOle In Tennessee On April I the first decision was bunded down showing the court eciualU dlt I Ided 11 to the t constitution ality of the whole law but declaring unconsti tutional thin tax on rentals and on State and municipal hoI q On Ilrl i i4 Chief Justice Fuller announced 1 that tho whole case would be open for a rehearlnc on Mny I I pro Ided JUHtlco Jackon could bo prccnt As the court had been equally divided four ngalnst four It was thought that Justice Tack son would break the tie anti it wns nrophe lcd that his decision itould bo against the Income Tax law Ho came to the bearing I very sick man and sat through It On May 11 ho voted with Justices Drown White Hurlan and Shlras to sustain the law Tho next day ho went to Philadelphia to be treated by 1 specialist In kidney diseases returning to Washington In time to road his opinion on the Otli In the mean time Justice Shiran had changed his opin ion and voted against the law Justice Jackson left for Tennessee Immediate ly and went t his home where he remained sn til his death lie wan twice married In 1850 he married Sophia Mallov of Memphis by whom he had 1 daughter and three sons She died In 187 tutu In 1874 ho married Mary Ellrnheth second daughter of Gen W O Ilnrdlii tho owner of the celebrated Hello Meido 1 stock farm and by this mnrrlago had two daughters and onu SOl His elder brother itO W 1 Jackson married den HiinllngV eldest daughter and now resldesat Hello Mcnilc WAHIMMITON Aug HTlo uniiouncement 0 tho death of Mr Justice Jacknon while not altn gotlicr unexpected caused general regret here and at once opened U p I a wide Held for specula tion ns to his probible hiicce sor Whoever tho President may select will huu tn wIll until ho I conllrnu bv time Senate before be can tnko his seat upon the bench The court recoinencp In October und therefore It is not expected that nn appointment will be ntllclnlly nnnounced 1 prior lo time mietliiL of Congress In December Secretnr arlMus friends nro dl pnsid In urge him for hut aciuit iliulr tiiiiin tlii I Supreme bench anil It Is I gener ally i btleeil 11111 t lit I would not objict I tu retir ing from the I alilntt fur u life poI 101 of such jmlli lal promlnenie and honor I hu fuel that sllle 1 tist ice Hurlnn I I is from Kent ttt y may IIY Interfere with the transfer tiC Secretarv Ilr lislo I from ito IrcMsnry tn the t Supreme I ont Ills miggcsted limit If the President decides to place I anot her representative from thn Southern States im the t bench tho I friends of Itcprcseuta I tlvn I at cit logs nf MlH lsspnl may prmn Ills claims nn the Administration for t frm Indue hhln I Mr Cutihlngss nainu has already been mentioned fur 111 place1 The New Vnrk it Inll Inslstn that the I Presi I dent should cite his nwn Mntti reprcumetmruit it flu nn the bench uml tliuy point to Hit fuel that there Is I no end of nuillublu legal und judicial Iii S ttriuii In i I hi Second Clrrult i n hit ham hi ares Vermont l oune tlcut unit Now York In iho ronsldf ration nf New York piosperts for tnr nlhlll th SUttostmr of HIP Into Justice 1 IRk snn tlin I nuu lure nf Mr I Iutntt blunt er Stratum inrnes tn tilt 1 troll iind It i Is said limit Senator Mill I I it I not ns hostile tn that ti ntleruiui 111 111 hu suits when hi Is nut time isis before tliu Sonutu nn u prevlotiH iiiiuslon It i is I Mill tlmt Kunutor Hill I I is j HI earliest In his ileMre for pnlitluil hunnnnv iiinnng tliu I tinmt unit ttf Ni n Vmk this lenrthut I hu might tin I priUiiltil upon In withhold furlhei nppnl tutu tn limo etutmitu ittuttitutu nf Mr llnrnblnwei I It might bvdlllliMilt however to Indlleo sumo ot thu Senutnr wlm plan their I nbjertlnn tn Mr i lliinihlourr no Llounil outer than persnniil tn Mita for lilt cnnllrinallnn fur II will be lemem In redthal iiillia nuinhi nf lluniiicratlrund I lie iiublli an Senator vnttd iitaliift Ills c nnflnnntiun lii rau e thu did not ennMer him nf thu propur judicial tiinpeiuinent Tliu IIIIIIIH nf eilut masterdeneial Ulsell Nalo MiKiri sted hut It dues not awaken null h i ntltuthism t even umoni g New Vnrkt rn A popular ns weil as n dcseivlng aspirant fur Slipreme lIII1 t hulHM Is Senator lira nf lucia wuru I is I knovn that ho 1 bus fnr minu tlinu lIst cherished I ilrMru tn biiupiuilnted tn I tIme bem altlioutrh hu dues nut riiilu In their onil Judicial intuit Ilc hlent Cleelund did I not permit the I qiirMlnii of ildence Ithln I rrluin circuit In Inleifire with bin eelection I nf r Mr JiiHticu Wbltu from luuUlani nnd npcui Hint I fuit hits frluidx itt the I IMau mire Senator base their liopiK I 1 Is I 11111 I I likely i I that I lie PriKlduit will let time judirlul kpeculHturs In dillgo their fanehM tn tl I fullest I extent t r and when Iliu I tItus uirnivus for him lo iinnounee Imi rlinlcu liu will Kit Ihl I country nnuof his cluir ucterUtlC uutiritrita by nuinliusiiini nii until oly nutitliln nf tliu ipei nlallv e Held w ho h for bound money aril ojipoid tn time Im nine tax M11i A i iii or nii in Until Welh Took michelle Arid nnd Jumped Into it listen SKWtiiK N J Aug Hllattle Welsh i years of age ot 11 Davis street HarrUon N J committed ukldi List nlKht by taking rnrbnllo anhl MID then jtimpfd Into n cistern In w hlch there was ulxiut four feet of water Shu was taken out hut dieI In twenty minutes About twn earH acn she drew Iliul tiepi tsii cut i In tier own ami her lathers name nut nf time I Howard lUnk und witut nit with a jnung man limo irmis found after several cluys and brnuglit liome Another fuln Killed lll llratber WINHTDN N C tug Marlmll Cain uliot and killed his brother last night ut Cana Davle county In n dltllculty Hhlcli nrlulnatvd over a division of some property Mar lmll ban not been arrested Durattts KUvorDj fx tracts took lh gold medal it I this illdwluter lrJJi l c 4 IIKDOKS nUOAIlTATXH IIEIHtRS OMelnl Hulrlte ofthc Mn nrii thief Clerk ills Honor Abetting Job K Hodges the Mayors private secretary has technically cutoff his onn head and Una longer chief clerk whluli office hu held In addition I lion tnhls prhule secretaryship mid lIme people nrnund the City Hull nro having a laugh at his expense Ito limit Rime on hilt vuiUtlnn hut be fore ho went bo wrote and him Major signed then customary notice to thu Comptroller doslg Mating time man who will sign warrants on tho city treasury In Ills absence It read us follow You will pleaso take notice that lime appointment of Job Ii i ItiiUes a chief clerk nf the M iiyitrmm nieo is 1 hereby revoked and limit lllon t llurnmx N i at i pointed In his pinto Mitch removal to title froiu AUK T Mr llurrow Is authorlreil tu alga warrnntuipoii tlioelly treasury It will bo seen from this that Hedges has ro mined hlutsclf from ofllce whereas If he hud written It In the usual fashion no such thug would have happened The following one of Mayor OIIMys notices should have been writ ten William It MetinnniiRb Is hereby diMlgnnteil timter provision 14 of the law of 1HH7 as chief clerk mm t f limo Mnori onivc for tIme purp uo of slgnlnic warrant iiHin the city treasury ami the ilrslirnntlon nf VillIn lliilly as such chief clerk for that purio n II hereby ru nkeil As It Is i Mr Hedges will draw his salary ns private secretary but will hate to bo reap pointed chief clerk when bo returns Hedges himself thinks that there Is no dlflcrcnco be tween duIguatlon and appointment but In the Auditors Department thero Is n different opinion nnd limo Corporation Counsel may bo called upon to solve the difficulty sni nrito ov TO TIIK CAULK And When It Itenched the rnhir OO Ieet In the Air Jennie Vlctnrl Fell Tweh ej earold Jennie VIctorl of 11 It Union street Union Hill met w Ith a peculiar accident yesterday Slit eec playing on the Hulls Ferry roud with another little girl and became arcutly Interested In limo work of n gang of men cm plojed by tIme North Hudson County llallwny who were stretching a trolley cable on the east side of the road Time workmen would throw the cable over tho crossbars of a number of poles and then attach n team of horses to time end of the cable and draw It tlijlit Jennie and her companion were hanging on to the slack cable when the horses wero started off and as time cable went up the children went with It The other girl dropped oil before It had cone up far but Jennie was too frightened to let go and hung on until she reached the crossbar when she let go and fell thirty feet to the ground Di Schlemm who attended her found that no bonus ucro broken but It In feared that time Is Injured Internally STRUCK Ill A JtJSIXO 1O1I1LDO Hnllorf Ilieit Endangered Durlnfcnn Exhi bition llelure Secretary Herbert NEWPOHT Aug h The torpedo boat Cush Ing Lieut Smith and tho Stiletto Lieut Cape hart were cx rcl id esleriluy afternoon for the obseratlon of Secretary Herbert who was uc compunlul by Commodore Sampson and other guests Tho two boats showed their speed In idinrt runs and nrious evolutions In tIme upper bay Including taming at full speed They also fired a few shots wIth How land and Whttehead torpedoes the runs being In each Instance moo nndmadeut good speed In one of the trials the rowboat stationed at the end of the run to pick up limo torpedoen got too near the range and was struck by the projectile an It rote to the surface The torpedo struck the boats stern and ripped off a part of the keel The men on board were knocked down but not seriously Injured This boat has now the distinction of being the first In the world to be struck by an American automo bile torpedo W03IAX jrVSIlB FJIOM FKItltrOOAT Mien Norton Und Heen MManeholjnnd Her Family Were Trying to Find Her Miss Virginia C Norton 40 years old whoso mother and sister keep boarding houes at SO and 01 East Eleventh street jumped from time South llrooklyn ferry boat Wect llrooklyn oil iovernors Island ill I clock yesterday afternoon Dr J p Davis of 371 West Fiftysixth street who was on the boat caw her jump Hu cried out nnd the crow of the tugboat Pearl which was nearby rescued Miss Norton Dr Davis was put nboartl tIme Pearl nnd ro Ived Miss Norton rhu staB taken to Hudson Street Hospital a prisoner At about time time Miss Norton jumped her mother wax nt Police Headquarters asking Chief Conlln to look for her The daughter had been suffering from liifomnla three ucekx and bail become melancholy HIP left homo In tho morn Inu tot a walk and omit to liMe met the family later In tIme day at Central Park VS 31ltJiaAX JUKI IX A CKtJ Him Itnu td tlmt for Twenty Years She heldom Hleut Out of line Catherine Mcltegan10 years old who boasted that for over twenty years tIme had seldom or never slept nutfldu of u police station when not on the Island died In u tell at tIme Oak street Ktutlon early jrsterday morning She su as r rcMid on Wednesday night on a charge of dis orderly conduct Yesterday morning Matron KltMmtnons found time woman unconscious In her cell An nmbulanco wit summoned but tinwoman tiled before It reached time station tioupo Mrs McHiKiui whn was homeless anil had lieen arrested on nn average of once a week for th past tun or twelve years sums ntonetlnio corns isanueti vei well to do Her 1 husband who lleil twenty eiirJ ngn was u enntructor who lad nmiiMeil u rnnslderabln fortune After his lenth Mr Multican took to u wandering life mil llnally Inniled In lime gutter SIIiO0 riiifs TO 11t it 111it ui Alioul iclne lullelB Tt lilenlll lint They M niiC Tell Wlnil Wits Siild Mnj or Strong inl is gittlng moro anil morn worked up intr I iO exeim tnuti tlim bud Kxrla Cuuimliilniipr llarburger I closeted with him fur n long tlmu I I Liii urtimiy iniiriilnu What su ns raid oriloiiiiln tin tout l iu l not known Major hlrnnu Kild miller HID ciinfircnio that MI ml ay dnilng liud not bicii touched nn In hit liilkiindtliit lutu was as Hlrongun upholler of tlu Koonvilt I pulley us lit Imd ever been Mr Hurhiirgrr refiied it t tnlk ubout thu I Ioiiferenre but mill that t he wan n much UK eur In as tin mif a llteial I eiilorcemeul of time unpnpulurlun Mube thu I Mi or mtuis talking In him about the refuxnl nf tliu Excise Iloinl tn Issue uny all i night llcunsiiitn fulouns i No InllmiHi All hurt I A ii I t ii I ti Aug h Hen I Inpplngrr I In j coiumaml of Ihn I Inltul Mutes t ems jut cent tn mippriss Imlluu tioublet In lilahn teligrupheil i thu I Vur Hipurtinent I Irom I JirkMiua llnlo I I In ilu No Imllain I nil ijulel Hrpel Miitveri Willie Iliereimed it MsTKIIHM I N V A rugS MSliUttleHiirtll 1 i llrni carpi t minummici liners havo granteil mm Hint luen cmtm I I tuertase of wugeitutliflr I niiiur III I 5 IliriirlinU I tlilleil I nl I lhs l I lo Open lUvntliill Mumas Aug KProf Wnlcott had u thrilling exporlenio at the Iliitu mm n ort mar here tliU i ufleuuiim When hU ballnoii vtat up aUOO fut and hu was preparing for hIs parachutu heap bin sanm luughl around time trapozu and he descended fully 180 feet head first before the parai buieonened but lie lauded safely on bin feet Prof N m olrott said II wasaho llrsV lime belied beta thoroughly frightenedJ NEW BUILDING COLLAPSES Tltfllfl 7ILLiI 7IIIflTllv StIRS isa 4Vl MXK ixjvnxn The Interior of the iiKhpilnrj nnlldlnK oa tilt XorlheiiHt neuter of Set IlrontU way tool Ucit Third Hlrtt Tumbles llotvn nrrjln wllli It Many Work mrii lldiibt an fo the CIIIIH ol the Col Inpnp Tlie Inntmctor and Ilia Hnperln endent Arrested A Jug Wrecking Irew lit Work All sight Henrehlna far th Missing Tennnt Driven from Adjolntno IloiiHcK ItillRlnic AVnltn Inilnngrr Them Ily the collapse of n part of the roof and all of tIme floors of limo eightstory building In th entimu of erection nt the northeast corner of West Broadway amid West Third street yester day forenoon il t men were killed 13 nro miss Ing and may be burled In the ruins mind 0 were Injurer Tho building la owned by John H Ireland of IB East Fortybcvcnth street this architect suits Charles It llehrenn and the con tractor John H PnrKur of Jlti East Ninety fourth street Tho contractor anti his superin tendent Jefferson Sellgmnn wero arrested rime COst of this collapse Is variously attrib uted to defective material and to tIme overload Ing of the floors with building material but U will require nn Investigation by the officials of the reform Hulldlnt Department before U cams be determined where time blumo Is to be placed Following arc lists of the killed Injured and missing KiriKn BCRKK Joitv 41 plasterer ISO Seventh avenue lrooklii l ikull eruihetl IKTEiuiON CIURLES K 23 electrician 10 West Fifty thin street 4 HMITII Joint wlrrman 217 East Ninety sixth streets arm broken anti Internal Injuries died soon afuv reaching limo hospital MISSING CASHIV IATRK 33 years old laborer Atlsntle and Cluson a onuei Iirooklyu CUM 111ATRICK 43 years old plasterer 339 Ifyrtl avenue llrooklui PAKREI Jllcmrr 85 years old steam fitter Ruth erford V J KIIVN ificiurj 04 years old 84 Third avenue Ilruoklu tiutowc Joint 30 years old laborer 433 East 1121k street 1IAM Y EunAnn 36 years old plasterer 410 Di Kail avenue Brooklyn OllAiiF MICIUKI 40 years out laborer 113 Wet worth street llroiklyn HOIIIM 1irTito 30 years olrt 4tO Knit 113th street Minruv louie aa yean old laborer corner ofA lanclc and Classoii avenues llrooklyn oUurnUE CuRisroriiKR 89 years old laborer 825 St Marks place Urooklju IniLUfS AibVBTCs 88 joars eld driver of a truck for thin removal of plasterers scaffolding Park avu uue between Nlnetj sixth and Ninetyseventh streets BAOF MltllAtL 34 years old laborer 738 Myrtle avenue llrooklyn bxiTH Otoniir I3 years old Iron worker Lexlngt on aiciiue corner of ItiiA street INJCHED nmKE inwARD A laborer two ribs fractured and contusion nf side St Vincents IIotpltaL CLISK JOHI laborer 001 Weit Uroai ray slight bruises t Fox WILLIAM 20 133 lIberty arenui Urooklyn fractured thigh condition serious New ork Hos pital 1 I FRANK Wn MAM laborer severe contuiloi St Via cents Hospltnt HiiiER COKVEUTS 16 plasterer 77311rgen street Brooklyn scalp wounds and contusions New York 43 Hospital KELLY Joirx laborer police address Tenth avenea and 120th street hospital address White Plains broken nose and scalp wounds Bt Vincents floe Utal KEtrr JAHI 4H laborer 249 East Twentyeighth street rear contusion of back New York Hospital Removed from hospital to his home last night LimoBTOH JAMES park policeman 100 Ferry street contusion of back lUrncoxi PHASE laborer 284 East Twentyelghtk street S OCONNOR JAKES SO years 323 East Thirtyfifth street three severe scalp wounds from a piece of fall Ing coping The building In which the casualty occurred U an eightstory brick structure nearly com pleted at tIme northeast corner of West Third street and West llroudway formerly South Fifth avenue It has the frontage of an or dinary lot on Third street and extends for a considerable portion of tIme block northward on West Hrondnny Shortly before 11 oclock In time morning a central section of the building running fiom West Ilroadwny to the eastern boundary of the lot collapsed without warn Ing and with a loud report lImo sound and shock as the structure col lapsed and the iron bricks mortor and ce ment crashed from the eight stories Into the cellar startled every one within doors and with out throughout limo neighborhood Many ran to windows und to tho street to lint out what had happened They saw obscuring the corner a great cloud of dtibt that with t lie sound that had attracted their attention told the story of a wreck in tin big building where they knew many nun hud been ul work TIIK Itrsll TO TUB i ItlW tE Park Policeman Livingston was standing al 4 the corner of Washington square and as ha turned ml on hearing the I report ho saw a hurt lunnlng aa hit wns about to tart for It when ho smite tho big cloud of dust and ho ran Immudlattly to hue building Making tilut way In lie hoard cries for help from beneath th debris ami aw men struggling or pinned down by timbers Ho pulled two men out and with time help of others who had arrived nt time scene u sues mlnir to extricate another to do which ha hud to reiuoM uu obstruction when his sup port gavo wny Hi suits hit by 1 a timber and was dipuhlid CltUens who had come tn time place went to work tn lulu out tlmmu Imprlsomd i men police who hail huMutud timurd I lliudn t cloud sent In call for ambulant nnd llro apparatus some of the workmen Mio had been only stunned or hail been knocked duvui nntl not pinioned them niHilo tbelr stty nut of the ruins crowds from Unelsiivav flocked around and In a very few minutes I t fxclli mi nt outs nuittu liti t It imiti n quarter nf nn hour four Injured nun Pert ilriKffl alit MKl1 tune body that of John llurko u HrooUn laborer HurkeB iiody l was taken In time Mi recr street pnllco station and tin men who were badly Injured were taken to Ihi I M Vincent nnil New York hospitals the I anihiihinces fnuu which lunl already arrived I lucre hnil also mine prleU from time neighbor mug t hurili of M Anthony of Padua who helped I tn I git the burled men out as well aa ad milUtcieI tin last rites of time Churcti where iHii lustily dipt iiklii3 sum Htnndlngon time steps of the niluoM tl I ui In Men IT street when tin heard tlicLraili I I u and hu huittined around with ufhicens ut much ilrnvv buik tlie crondu anil estublUhed fine lines I I I lie ulurina hrouglit liibpoctor I IIrooks ami time risers es fiom teiu precliiitn us well us n patrol i uugou und mmlii I un tuglne company from Mercir street itoul hook and ladder truck r t nnil A VUll K IIIMVTII Till 1 IIIIVB Tim llmiicnH work wm dircLtitl by Chief Itonner nntllull y Afur thu numuri lied been ilrlvii time k tlu i Itreinui hud worked only it lmrt tlnif ditgiliK ult time uiIunhs lit thu south i ail uiriierH I iii IU t thcKriuti t niiiuborof f vtork iiien mu tt iiipO d In I be wliili they heard us inaniDina In get him out lur iiotls nuke lie lunl I itt hIlt titit ii it mliil I tn I hi that hi was John Mnitli a vtlriinii U us us nioro than an bum iHfnru tin I winitm lunl rinuiMd ennugU ul tlit riililihh to utt ul inltli and ho had then icukid It t tnlk und lust tutiio unri ii clouii but be form ihnlliohadu kv l rtbuut Ins Iriend Peter nnAn unibulanro from llelle uo Iliujltal hud rome to the kcene li answer tn some ol the call cent outund men from HauJ rotuaOVU T

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I r i fI r I 1e U t fti 1 t J I i I I 2 I THE N FRIDAY A UGU 81 9 I enntj Hospital ambulance wore In wnltlnc while the dlgflnef for Smith WAS In progrcs and tter weredebating an la wlilrh ambulance crew should Ukn the bndy They had lot tenicil when the man was brought to tlm surface and war Arguing while he wns hlnr until the fire man with strong languate cut short tho talk and Smith wai taken fo the Ht Vincents lon Ho died soon after reaching tho hospital MCArri AIIVR All the Injured that got out or nnro taken from the ruins during the da bad gained the surface within n very short time after thn rave In and long before Hmllli was got ul Tlicr were eight of them William Fox James Kenny and Cornelian fluldcr I biother of Jnpph Oul der wliohfld thn contract forth plastering al nf whom wero taken to thn New York Hos pltalj William Frank John Kelly anc Kdward A lltlrke who went taken 11 Ht Vincents and Frank Mnrrnconl anc John Clune who did not en tn thn hospital Ilcsldcw these man many others got out by their own efforts Immediately atu the trash nni mostof these latter left the neighborhood forth with no that It was Impossible to make up a complete list of those still in the rulus 1 he to tal number of men at work In ho building at the time of tho crash was variously stated from ns low as 1t nr in by Capt I Knklns whose figures Were only an ntThand estimate madoby dlscniintlng and comparing thn thou I sand conflicting stories told him to as high n above eighty by mun who said they had worked about tlio building After close mtfstlonlngnf those whohad what seemed tu be anything like rellahlo figures sixty seemed In lie I liberal estl mate nf tho number nf workmen there nnd It may b that there wcro nnt so many AN BMAIBtl wOIK IAN HTOItV Oeorgo Walsh a plustcrcrof fll 7 Park avenue liroolchn wns ole who got out and lit mad an Interesting statement as tn tho suddenness nf the collapse He was nt wnik with six men nn the top floorwhcna fellY workman who passed 1 him remarked Thats fine work joure doing Just look at the plastering there behind nu cracking already Walsh turned to look over his shoulder and had no sooner done so than tho crash cnmo the celling behind him fell all tho floor with It but all escaped unhurt There was another similar narrow escape that nf Michael Fccnuy Ha was wnrklng on nnn side of I mixing trough and Michael Savage was at the other hide Without any warning Fccney wns struck and knocked down a hole In the middle1 of the build Ing1 hole that hadnt ben there a little while buforo He didnt know what hit him nnd doesnt et unless It was a girder but bo Is not particularly curious about Ian wasnt then Ho just got up and hustled and reached daylight and safety ai quickly as he could Savage who worked on the other side nf the trough went down with the debris and has not since ben seen Feeney was reported missing during the after I noon but It wad a mistake John Murphy was also reported missing but ho turned up and Bald that be had been one of nine men who were working nn cement In tbe cellar Ho heard the crash and ran under tho sidewalk From there he mae his way ont and he thinks others In the cellar did too Just befoo dinner time another man wbo lave n natnu that sjtimled like Me nary apoeared In thn stieet all told Cant Eaklns that ho had been working on ono of the Ipper floors at the time of the crash and old Sown His hands marked a rope Ils were 1Irkl Where he had been during tho afternoon ho didnt say These cases Illustrate the dlfllcultles In the way of making up an accurate list nf the missing It Is I a habit or so the police all fire men say nf workmen nt n time of such a catas trophe to make the best time they can In getting away from the place If they escape with whole limbs and the worst of It Is they neither go home nor t their employers It Is fair to up pose that there were many other Instances similar t those Just name and If so the num her of men now In the ruins Is not largo THK rATE OP TUB MISSING Capt Eaklns Bald last night that be thought tat there were at the outside eight bodies still lurled That at 7 oclock The Lnrle was oclok proba bilities are that none ot those burled was then alive although from tbe way in which some of the long girder tel and from the fact that there was comparatively little plastering t smother tie buried ones it was conceived to b f possible that some might survive for a number i of hour i A list of the missing that seemed to b ac t curate 8 far A could b learned at the build Ing has a total of thirteen One man however f Hsnrv Newman superintendent of tho tile layer working on the fifth and eighth floors aid that ho bad nineteen men in the building and thaI only four bad been accounted for His tlmekecDcr had not been around up to that time however and definite Information con cerning them could not b obtained CONTnACTOIl AND It HIS IHTEI1 SLIEIIINTENIIENT All Among tbe men In tho cellar was Jefferson Pel Igman thu superintendent of Contractor Parker He mado his way out soon after the collapse and was forthwith arreted Not long afterward Contractor Parker appeared and he had been around the building only a few min utes when he too was arrested Both men wore r arraigned before Magistrate Ueuel In the Jef ferson Market Police Court and remanded to t the custody of tie arresting officer to b taken before tho Coroner Tho officer mad an afllda 11 Itlda vlt based upon tie killing of Burke who was tbe first one of the dead tn b taken from tho ruins and recited on Information and belief the death of another Mnlth and further that the building bad ben overloaded on every nor with bags of rock cement which weighed from abut 100 to 162 pounds and that they were grouped abut 1 the elevator shaft on the various floors from I the basement to the roof Coroner Fltpntrlck held the men in 1000 bal 1 N Jones of 14 East Ninetyfourth street became surety for Mr Parker and Mr Parker signed a bond for his superintendent The date for the Inquest I a not ben fixed Coroner Fitzpatrlrk sid 1 Is my opinion tat tie accident was caused by thnglvlng way i of the middle column of the building nt the base I was once n carpenter and I believe that I the building waa constructed In such I way that It could have held up from 1000 to 010 pounds I t the square font nn the ton floor where It Is I I said that the weight caused the floor to break through I do not think this was the case It is I possible that tho middle column may have ben undermined ot water at tie base by an underground r THE CONTHACTOIl TAIKH When In the Jefferson Market Court Mr I Parker said that be was hardly prepared to I make a statement on the disaster as he had not had an opportunity to make nn examina tion of tho building the oftlccr I kl having arrested I him almost Immediately upon his arrival thure lie said however thnt he did not belluvo that there was blame resting anywhere I He contracted to put up the building and he did tho masonry work and aublut the other I work J I J 1 Cornel put In thu Iron I I work Charles llornum did tho plumbing f Htephon M Handall did the carpentering und I Joseph lulder did tho plastering The archi t tect was Charles H Ilehrens Mr Parker said I that the building was built according tn thu law and was as good as any building down town He bad he said built thu Cotton Exchange Je l kx change the Woollen Exchange and Kuhn Loub I Cos buildings xclaIK I He said that from the cursory examination he exminaton 1 had bon able to make be thought Ole of the pillars of the frt floor might hnvu been made to bar a llttln extra weluht and having per I haps bad a law In It It had snapped I and MI let down the whole central necllnnnf the building I I t He said the floor cements were dry nnd that the roof might have liven left olt fnr two I years and that the mortar would not Jiavu koftencd This vvuti In reply to n statement that thu rOlf having been I put cm nnlT I recently the Into heavy ruins had kuftenrd Iho floorings The floors worn built to hold 50 pounds to the bquarn foot t J OUUIU IN llM llTmTmlUXIMIAHTrAtl I I was stated that the Cornell Iron ilrniN super intendent had complained incntly I ubnut over loading the floors lear tho elevator shult und i i that Instead of 00 pound thuy were made tn bear 700 pounds weight but Mr Ior mlle ho n wr hud heard nnv Midi complaint slll I i Mr Irk r Iahl nlsn that lie taw 1 building insiiector named Hucklev there lull fail hit tlmt I I I he hadnt hel him itlhco I low over he himself waa not often around tho building of late hu I I i aid and further hi did not know vvhn thu In spector Is I nol Ho said that there nun one In spector for masonry one forplumblnE and one t for Ironwork Building Inspector Wllcox was around the building terduy afternoon but ha I would nut talk When the Building Department mel reached the reno early In the afternoon they forbuclu further digging In thu ruins until thu walla had t bon shored up Ilraces were put I mi on thu West Broadvvuv 11101111 the peoplu In thu house ft1 Wt Third utrcrt which unjoined thu Imlldlng were ordered 1 te leave thu iirrmltvs be cause the tasl wall of lliu big building was pro nounced unsafe 1eoulo v cro kept away fora block on both Ihv Went Broadway and V s 1 I Third street sides and they were nlwi kipt nut of U block under tueelevatcd I jrAa twCrd I o in Third street hut the elevated trnlns ran round the curve all day Tit wiirrtUKd iiuw XT wuiiK Contractor T P I Oalllgnti who work regu larly for the Fire Department In tearing nut or digging over burned or collapsed building was summoned early nnd xnon had a wrocklnittiew ready to go to work After the walla had been shored up which was pomu time after the lunch hour his mel began again In dig In tlioiirhrls and continued at It day and night In the middle nf the aftrrnimn they came upon lie body of 1 limn but I R face down nnd could nnt hn Identified About this time I woman mado her wty past tho pn llcemen nt thu lIto limits and going tn the West Brnadmty nldpnf thn bllKIrr where shocnuldsea Into tlio c llar begun tnirynut to know why tho len didnt dig hero tn llnd her husband and ibo WIIIII I to goto work tn lelptbcni She said i hiiwas Mrs llclen Piter son and I her husband Chtrlcs K Pctir on nn electrician who was worklngforllie I Alexander hambcrlaln Kloctrlc I tnmpnnv wns hurled In the tulns The diggers ktinw thnt for Peteronn and Smith had been working together In thi same corner nf Ihn building Mrr jetor n WHS led away to a hoii n across tle street w hero she cried and was vvy nervous but Mas finally In duced tu itn home WENT Til TEM II tint 11 IUM I FAT A friend nf hers Iohll I Obrri who Is I super Intendent of tho Alexanderliamhit lain Com pane Iu came round Iber s right arm Is gone Twenty months nco ho and Peterson the building ulnce Tuesday With Voference 10 thetilans of thii building Mr Jlehrrns aldl The plans as originally apprnvcd by Iho nwnerot thohilldlng callecl for a eyentry building Later nt Mr Irelandsrvqupsl I m ulo plans for another story Theso plan were approved by the present Ifullitlng Depart mom and filed with the department But It must bo borne In mind that the prcstn Building Inw makes no speculation as t the I number of stories n bulldlUR shall have will ruferonce In the strength nf its walls The law prescribes l that a buildings walls shall be nf a i ertaln thickness In proportion to tho height of tho building lrlltrt1 Fnr Instance In n building 100 feet high the walls for the llr t M feet mull IH l 8 lenities In thickness fnr the next M feet Inches I 0 Inches for tho next fl feet nnd HI Inches for tho last feet You will see Ihercfori that In n building Inn feet high them might IH If thnownersn choso twelve or llftocn stnrlc all vet Ihn law Hurved ns to the thickness of the wnlli b carefully ob IIIllT ir VIIIIKNS VVOIIKMKV Fresh excitement was added atToclnck AI that hour almut thlrtyllvn of Contractor Gall unns men worn diguing In the ruins in tho eel l 111 Mfhll lfHlhtllnl 11 nnd 1 number nf men were up on tho Mventh floor tcarlnc nft Inoso portions of tin Imlldlng Irlolr Ih hIter tlulllll tll 1 Ill nf stnnn coping about three feel long It slruck a beam In Hn ilrnem and a plrccyslx Ini lies Icng brnkeoll nnd struck the head nf Jnmc OConnor of 1 IXSMIK TiE lUlllllMI AtTIR TIll CCIIIAP1P were working together at Valley Falls X Y and Oberga arm ivas cnucht In llie belting nf tho machinery and cut nff II was Petirsons duty tn notify Mr Oherg nf her bllhands mis fortune Today Olxri had seen Smith nnd Pe terson working toLuther u few minute before tho be burled accident l and bo knew that Pcteisun lust Ho went to tell Mrs Peterson of tho mournful new s but ooiuo one bad told her nf It buforn and she had core clown town whlln ho was going ant town The Petersons lived at 10 Went Fiftj third street whero thev wore taklni caru of tlu bou e Peterson waso years old 1 hey had u little girl Just before 0 nclnck thu bndv which bad been dlscnvered long before was tikun out I was Identified by Oberg as Petontons nnd was taken round to the Mercer street station The chest was crushed Ono arm wns raised and a foot was missing A POSSIBLE CAUMt OF TiE f IIIIC Late in the afternoon a mechanical engineer who declined to give his name was Innklnsrover the building and ho pointed not what be said was evidently the cause nr at least what might have been the cause ot thn collnpo The III rlKbt pillar In tho centre of the bullling at tho south of tho cnllupsitd section bad had the armor colap nrl ctOI or support for tbe crossbeams that was to uustaln the third for In tho section that collapsed broken short off soclon al I was the only pillar on either side that had so suffered Tne corresponding supports of Ill the others were Intact The engineer said thnt thnt support had evidently cracked off tho cause of a flaw 1 throwing the weight nf the floor and of the unper portions of the central prtons section of the building on other supports which were not Intended to bear 8 sUpprt9 weight tben not being distributed properly the middle pillar In the central or collapsed section had ben forced oat of line and the whole section had come down Te owner of the building is Mr John B Ir land 1 lawyer of 170 Broadway mho lives at 15 Est Fortyseventh street Tho building 8 Intended for a warehouse J was all at Mr Irelands office yeslerdny that he had let early In tbe afternoon to eo ont of the city and that he would be back next Wednesday He is on his way to the train now said a clerk It wan then 3lo oclock Die clerk said all Mr Irelands business was attended t by his son John DeCourcoy Ireland of the real estate firm of Strong A Ireland at tlo Liberty street Young Mr Ireland wni not nt his office yester day afternoon but It was said he had been about the building directing In some measure the efforts forts of the rescuers A lllThU fltOM Mil CdNSfAlllK Stevenson Constable the Reform Superin tendent uf the Building Department came to the building I vesterdar afternoon and later he bl Ne gnl trohl was seen at Ills nfllce but deUlncd to make a statement a to tho casualty such as ban been customary In his department He conOil ere It to be bis duty ho eald to make 1 thorough and searching Investigation of tbe oat accident and further bo con ceived It to b In accordance with etiquette thnt he addressed the editors of the newspapers at the clone nf his days work and In such manner make any statement there wns to 0 made Ha declined to be swerved from declned t sw rvl etiquette ns ho 111 VlhVV or THE VVIIKIK conceived It and last night he sent tho follow ing letter to Tm ScN Tn Tn HMTOK or Tur Sis sir Itxlatlvn to tho sad ace liliiil 1 which occurred thl nioriiiHK by tin iol IninliiKot tliiiintruliuirllonor tho luilidliiii tool d i nu the mirthratl tornvr of Uv t Thlnl treetaml I huulh Hflli vpiue I vvoiilil uv Hun ull hulhlliiK waiirreeiid under pluiu No 1 i7ot new liulhlliu otlHJt nu I I Inilili iliparliiirni on Nit I or iae y enr fheko plans 1 1 wpre an I itt Ill isio I for the purpose of uiMlnir another Miur sullptnus wrrtailrd ilpon uDdaiurnvni I inv pretiieoi nn I I 11 ti II wa ritellcofly duliu during I tlio vvlnur nr I huvr Ihli da I iirrinnallv vlltnt lliu 1 iilMinc iml firrnrderliiRuirrvihliiK tub iloni nu ur in n 1 tiiritlmiiafrty otilie vvul Him 1 1 111 I iritl 1 nirtxnil 11 landing I polnteii ma in in III H t r and I i nui nn rs thH points which 1 vvl hel thonmijiilv XHiaiittil and rfporlfd upon I Iil I am uKo i hiivim I i la plim In I this ilvparuni nl mrefully rtaiiilned I L Here nlni o 11 niMirlif in luiiuiior mid nuiiiir ol te cnilieifoiloiior Iliu eiaiulnilliili ol lie pun I will inuke a full rrl1 of all main n I I Uilulnx In Iho ci c to the public ItPsiKcirmi I Hri VI VMIM ClIXhTAKI I MIICrllllUII lMII Of llllllllll hllolllvlr 11111 I iisi tl niMKMiisr 11 A I VIM Thoinai J Brady exSuperintendent nf IliiDi Ings when seen at his home OH Vcbtfcvcn tilth street lust night said M h offlclal eiinnectlun with tho Building lie partmunt was severed lunt Murih and I du lot ixrsonall know anHliinu olxiiit Ihu building In Third street ou know ft In I luiHi iblu for nnu pur ou to 1U I the numbei nf bulhllnis erected every jr r wi Ihn work of supervision I i fl II IIJ J OifoMII la nulidlviileii I among a numburof olllcmls und 1 do not rei ollcct an of the clu umstaiices con nected w lib thu i tilling in question 01 WHAT Tit A III IIITUT SAVS Charles It Behrens the an hiliciof Ihu build Ing wan seen Illt night at his home In rllnc ton N J All ho Lnvn abut the rnllapio nf the building win what he lad e 111 tho Nuw York evening papers Ha bal not tu Bid lilted A EloL Thirtyfifth street who was at work In the conscious i el la r The blow f lcd him rendering him un Smaller pieces of tho stono struck HIchard Butler nf fril West Twentvnlnth street Clods nf mortar and brick fell among tlio oilier labor cm In the cellar and ent them scattering In frleht to places of safety OConnors Injuries three severe scalp wntinds were dressed bv I phxhlcian after which he wns taken home Biulers bands1 all faco were bruised ITALIANS APIIAII TO WOIIK IN TiE CEUAIt 1 was about this tlmu that n gang nf twenty Italians whom the liilllgiins had hired arrived lit tilt ruins The looked Into tincellar and I refused to go to work there Thu SIVI 1 day pay I did not appeal to them Thc 1 contractors wnntcd to get slty nion at work nnd nlonce bognn looking for men to take the places of the Italians All this UrI tho work of shorjng up the walls Ul was going on and the calcium lights wcro being rlgtrud for the night work MltRorMHMI IHirsRS VACATKT At 11 oclock last night Superintendent of Itnlldlnus oliftablo staled that the east wall of wal at tho any building minute was bulged Iud wal llnblu to fall He mldid lhal the adlolnfng dwellings fil and 53 West Third street ought to b vacated as tho bulged wall was liable totumblu over on top nf them Battalion Chief Lally of the Fire Ialy Department then went to tho owner o S3 WU I nitiMiiM otT A noiir lam Ockcndon and loll what the building In spector aid Ockcndon refused go nnd thu police had to be called toeject him 10 A Stock who owns We occupies thu hoiino ol West 1 bird street m ordered his tenants I out While locking Ihu doors of hisoyster saloon Ockendon remarked that If his advice bad been collaiicd taken a jear ago thu building would lover have hcn they were Inylng the foundation said he they hulL on froen cement nnd it b gnu enicKIni Tin n they cnine to tnu for per mission to put nn Iron girder In my cellar for the purpose of bracing thu centre nf thnt build ing 11011 I Mnrriv Ihu foreman for Contractor PnrUer that Id ulvn thum tho permission I thev d allow me 1000 This they lufubed to dn offering mnSlAO but I wouldnt accept that amount all they built without flitting the girder that they In tended to ret I he portion of lh building thai cnllupsrd was just the portion they viero afraid nf and foundation which they knew stood on I frosted cement SOtIIi1 11 A jirvo jriv Ambulance Hurcefiu OuNurrd lor un AI Irurcl llriltiil Ilpl l lii Harry Alexander general manager of tho AlixaiidcrChumberlaln Kbctrlo hxnllrIhIIL Company which had tho contract for Inmnlllnc thu elec trio plant for tho building Issiind I thu following t pewrlttcn statement but nlghti ABUII Isewltncssnf as Inhuman nn outrage ns ever eamo before the public 1 wish toinakun statement of an ntlnlr that took placu 1 after tho collapse of thu floors In tho building corner West Broadway and Weit Third street After lolmMnlth a wlicmnii In the employ of Iohl Illb Whllll II our company was removed from the ruins In 1 pltl nblo condition ho was brought up to the ground floor to bo taken to the hotplti In the ambu lance I he llrenien carrying tho limp all bruised but not liftless body wcro at once sur rounded by Mm I Mirgeouti und drivels nf tho ambulances from illlteicnt hospitals who were not only dh ullng ind llglitlni among Ilium selves but 1 were crowding und retarding thu llremn from puiting smith 111 utrctc her Tho dispute Iol niuy did not end then but utter the limit wi aid nn thu stretcher tliciu blood thirst buiUicii callid nurgtnuh wIn preenl Ing the i irrjIngot Ihll hud to the ambulance und uirc lIlly crowding nnd almost upset ting the Ml etcher In tlnur eager and greedy ef fort t c npturv the hod It wns not until emphatically I remonstrated with b lliu wrlttr that they cccinid to appreci ate the miMnMts of Imuto tn preserving the life of the infortuiiutiMctiin who was allll alive on tlie Wi in ihn hospital hut dnil luforei hu urn veil Uiurc Thtru Ii I no iiic tlun that tho man vvat terlouilr Injured and thcru m I also no Hue 111 mind ifor I spoke to him und ho I IWll I inu ten minute hclnro hu was re liioviil fioin thu rliu that with proper hnkti there voulii hnvo been no mi iluiniii of saving thu infi rtunuii lliu for ho Illf rlIII mans hl wu hardly lead uln brouubt lut lliu nurd room of tho tospii i and the doctor worked tor wnnu lima n lving tin nope him und at ono time with sign nf re i also complain nf thu lire men and pollen for liumundl nnt making pluy any attempt to put a stop in thllil Thu nmbnluutu tturgcon of 81 Vincents plUJ wUuUouoof tho uiou denounced la Mr L Alexander letter admitted that there was controversy over Smith between himself anc thu ambulance surgeon from llellovue Hosplta He explained I by saving that thnftceneof tho accident was In the district regularly covrrei by Ht Vincents Hospital and ho thought Ihn as Inng as Ht Vincents Hospital wan nblu t take earn of the Injured tbe latter ought tint II be taken tn a hospital much further away Ho said that Hmltli wna so far gone when broupli hrulht nut of the building that lone M no possibility of saving his life N N uoRitoxs itonr Vr rIJ I Will lie Mrnt In the Pollrri Field To UyKiilllvoi Htlll Held Nina fiordons body Is unclaimed In Hallctts morguo In Astoria Hho vvas dr iwtied nn Wed nesday afternoon nt North Bench white nut boutliignlth a Inngsborrmnn named Mlchnct J I Sullivan of iMTKogln street Brooklyn Un less tho iMxty Is claimed today It will probably bo Field consigned to an unknown cravo In Potters Searching nmong her rtIccUesterday Corn nor I 0 titrong found 1 number of cards or slips of pnper on which addresses mostly those of men hail been written Them wcro ole notes nt and In her making nppolntmi Ille Illklnl lplllmlII II Ilr purse Inn slip of paper on which was written When I wo get hunter I we ihew thn air a while IB hiI wallow the Juice and itlt out the rest Thcro was a card which set forth that It was a freopnssoti all inllroads and steamboat lines for laM w hn would walk nr Mvvlm and carry cents his nvvn baggage1 Her puree I contained but 4U Two women who refused tn give their names called a the morguo yesterday all MVV tho hndy They went away without saying what their mission Illr 11lon was Longshoreman Sullivan was taken to New town yesterday morning and locked up In tho pollen elation at that place Hu had sobered Biifllclentl to tell antnilutlitBtory Hisaid that the Klrl wan Intoxicated and was sitting with her feet hanging nver thu side nf thu boat dan gling In tho water when she full overboard Ho sprang In to nave her but was cum bered by I his clothing Itlchard Dnwllng uno of the men who assisted In revelling buillvnn and recovering tho body of the woman RaYM ho envv Sullivan drop an our Thu wonuin toud I up and reached 1 over tbe side of the boat Then she tumbled overboard Sullivan tried to stand up and he tumbled after her Sullivan Is I held without ball pending the re fiultof the Cornherx Inquest Tho police are of the opinion thnt hu attacked thowoiuau nnd they both fell overboard In the scuttle 1RoitAnrr 1IWIEI lr ISII The Hody of Inxrpli A Illnck of Trenton Found In Htnten Inlund Hound KllAIIKTII Aug 8 Joseph A Black nf Trenton was drowned In Statcn Island Sound near Cartcret this morning H Is believed thnt 10committed suicide 10 WM seen II the waler by Christopher Stephenaon of the barge Amos who made an attcmot to rescue Back Among he letters addressed t Back was one from Mayor Emory Yard of Trenton TIIESTON Aug H Joseph A Duck was ill cnra old Until five weeks ago lib was cm plocil 1 as 1 conductor on tho electric railroad heru was 1 threatened reduction of wages aud 10 wont to Ocean firove where his mother 10010 got work Ho was In Trenton on Sun ny night and hod n quarrel with his wife He l sau 1 ted her and she had procured a warrant or his arrest He was In Trenton last night le was usually welldressed but lust night his ood clotheng was Ole Iold Mrs Black does not know when her husband I

lef tho city Tonight she tried to communl alo with BlackH mother but the telegraph tllce ut Ocean lirovo was closed Mrs lilac k a s her husband stolo her dog l when ho left tome and because 1I this and his ill treatment I ot her Bho wanted him arrested Slio an earrd to 0 unconcerned about his death I lear 1 hail studied meilli Ine hit luft college icforu completing his studies Ho Is I wull con I comlletn 8Iule 10 101 n ected His father lives at 45JO Hegent nvi lue Philadelphia und his Mstcr Is I now iravcl I ireoears ng in Europe Ho bar been married about Ills friends sny that ot times he acted as If ho were Insane Major Emory X Yard got luck n plnco nn the electric railrond Tho Major says he knows little concerning him A riCTIM OF 3IELAXCUOLIA Kulclde Minx Fllriibtth I Illrtl n Wealthy hoclrty Woman ot lluffUlo BtfFAM Aug 8 Miss Elizabeth Blaney Bird well known In social and musical circles commit suicide by snooting ut 7 oclock this morning wile suffering Irom melancholia Miss Bird has been In bad heath for I year or more A few mouths ago she went to New York for treatment but obtained no relief She returned Buffalo about three months and turned to Dulalo abut ala and fits of melan became moody subject to ft cholia Miss Bird lived with her aunt Miss Grace Bird In the old family mansion 1118 Niagara had lived for thlrt street The two lve together thirty three years In fact ever since Miss Bird carao to Hullo from Chicago where she was born fortytwo years ago At about 7 oclock this morning Miss Birds aunt and the servunuwero alarmed by u pistol nhot from Mli 8 Iiird room When they Touched tho apartment Miss Bird was found lying un thu floor beside thu bed In her right hand was oldfashioned pearlhandled revolver Blood was streaming from u wound 1 her right temple Death occurred Instantly Miss Bird In hornlghtelotlies nnd had 108 Ir1 was IIRhlolhl aOI nu parenlly just rleen when she killed herself The revolver which uhe used hob been in tho family for many oaru Miss Bird was a daughter of the late Dr John Herman Bird and a grunriduughtcr of tho late Col William A Bird Shu was quite wealthy church Until she choirs becumu an invalid she Ubcd to sing in A vARTitznati ix nun XOSE The Doctor Wouldnt Vie Fnrcepn to Get I Out Frurlntc to Kxplode I IHMtrviiiK Aug HAlcia Zimmerman the fiveyearold daughter of School Trustee Thomas W Zimmerman found yesterday In the yard of her home n tvventylvvo callbro cartridge ant put It Into her left nostril She couldnt get It out and becoming frightened ran to her mother After trying three hour to dllodco the cart ridge thu mother suit for Dr Wlnnns Ho flared to use forcups betaiisu he thought thcro would lie I probability of oplodlng tho cart ridge Ho finally induced the little girl to unutT up avenue puppcT Repeated 1 unecvllig dis lodged tlio cartridge TUOratlTltEl KIIIKD THE DEriT tine Innutlc Iuy Another nt III Fet In 1 Anyltira LKXINIITON Ky Aug HOh I killed tho I devil with n gold brick 1 was the exclamation of W N Hurst an Inmate of tho Eastern Luna tic8jlum when discovered by thu attendants this morning Hitting nn a bed hugging a brick wrapped In a pillowslip At ul feet wns the lifeless bony of Stephen Do Lone another luna tic with his head crushul llie murder had hern committed 1 nomo tlmu during thu nleht Hurst secured I looso brick from tho wall bu llnd bis bid Grunl IJjitnilnrii IVoxprctlvr Coi Iho thlrtv candidates fur positions In tho Pollco Department who passed tb civ II terv Ice examination and obtained tlio highest plates on the list wuru summoned tn Pollco lleudqiiartcis cmrrday All except three appeared und were interv lowed eluratclv liy Commissioner Oraut who got them into his room ono nt a time all questioned them as to their pluco nf birth age and eligibility to carry n baton The loloni1 had u lint nf tho applicants nn his desk and mado mental lulU dining the Intel views R tn tho inmlllicatlons of each man for n policemans plai v Tn tho candidates Iho Inter view with tho ronimlHMoacrseemed to bo satis factory enough acnrculv nnn nf the number Or falling to cOle nut of the ordeal with a conn teliunce expressive nf thn completes satisfaction Volunteer FlremriiH Ainotlutloli Ovv Kid N Y Aug N This was the last day of Ibe Central New York Volunteer Flru nuns Association meeting From 0000 to 1000 people me 111 town Tho lljdranU 1 of Waterloo and Torrents of Ithaca ilid for llrot place In Iho tlmu hoao race and llrst and ncond money S30nnd 100 wcro dlvldod between IfDI Iho prize drill tood Kmuralds of Cortland lMa Independents nf Lester shlru 711 hi In thu hook nnd ladder late Excelsiors of Cortland won In al A hig purudu of lift companies all tvvintvllvo bunds was bold thin afternoon Slntn Treasurer Colvln In I present and with President I F M I Baler are countr many ilUtinguUhcd 1 liremen of the btato und Forniir Wlilllockn aiiirdercr Cnplured OsvvEid Aug H Churlcs Burgrss the farm I laliorer who or Tuesda night Iut l miirdend Henr N Whltlock a prosperous farmer living I near Martvlllu Cnyuga county nnd then as I taullcd Mra Whltlock was captured at 7 1 oclock tonight near Ira ulatlun nevcn or eight I mile from the nccno nf thu murder Ho Imd I I been hiding under a barn nn thu farm of P I Mcllardls and surrendered upon 1 promise that be I would b protected from the mob that i threatened lynching lie wa taken to the cUlt jail at Auburn S h LIQUORS CHURCH FOES TltS OATItOKlC TOTAt A n ltrIENOB irsiotr AT woitK Father Zttehei Mnj the tMtlinlle Ntn putter Ntitltft ho Temperance tnnie unit Print WhUkt A lvtril rarnt Hide by Hide with Pletnrm of the DlRnlUrlci oftlin thurchllrlll nr the Trraiirrxnce I 4 uric I In the IZIk JttRlment Armor The second dnyV meetings nf thi twentyflfth nnnunl Convention ntul silver julilleo of the tntlmllo Total Abstinence tnlon of America begun at I I oclock jeMcrdny morning when a solemn mass of requiem wan said In the Church nffit Innl the Apostle at Sixtieth street and Coluuibuanvonuc for thurepnsci nf thesouliof died nil the members of the organization who hMe Tlie total abstainers ntul their friends packed tlio nut church nf tha 1ntillst Fathers to tho doom 1ljo lending topic of conversation among them was Senator OSulllvnna speech nod Commissioner missioner Hoosev ells delimit answer wliarcln ho reiterated his determination to krcpon enforc ing thn Kxclso law Tlio delegates wore greatly pleased with Mr Kooftovcltit Ilea8e1 wl Ioloolt speech Tho nmnnor In which tho question of the en forceincnt of tho Bunday closing uit WAS late tliu fcnturo of tlio civic meeting vv an ono of puro accident but I served tlio purpose nf aroutlng nnewnmung tho members of tho union n lively ntcrest In tho work of tho present Pollco Hoard mid It Is I thought thnt when tho Commit tee on Resolutions makes Its report something ulll b said on this Issue I The Her Father OCaltnRhnn of tho rnullsts was the celebrant of tho requiem mans He was assisted by the Itor Kntlicr Alexander flal aghcr of Philadelphia nsdeacon nnd tho Her rnthor McKenna of Miirllioro Mass as sub Icncon The hitch altar was diapcd In black anil I chancel choir of sixty voices sang the muslo of the mass At the conclusion nf tha ceremony the dole tateg marched In n body to Columbus Hall In West Sixtieth street here the business of tho Convention was continued The session bngan nt 1015 oclock when offered al prayer was oIcred by ho Hev Father Poyln First VicePresident J W Logue then took the chair of honor and Father Doyle read the following telegram from the Her Henry Klllott Molt President of tbe luffnln League of Public Good Tho IlufTalo Lpncuo nf Public Ono prays Rods ileMlnjf on your deliberations and urges that ou ticourage voters t protect tlie Lords day from par lan politicians The following telegram wns received bv the lev Father James il Clearly President of the union from Illshop Wntterson of Ohio I regret t cannot be present at your national Ju tle convention and all llho more becauna I deem I Iho most liupi rlant over held In the hlmorr of our uivcinent I send my warmest grcctlnxi and con ramlatlonitojou Mar nod bless the work and lay the worker lay and eceleilastlcal guided liy the irlnclplei o the Church lncn aau and multiply and III tha land and subdue It to tbe right coniclenca In egard to temperance and total abstinence Letters of regret also wern received from llshop Andrews of the Methodist Church lhop McKniil I of Tienton Illshop Foley of VlItnltiBton Bishop H an of Buffalo niebop teuton of Nonr Orleans tho Hev Father lvester Mnlono of Brooklyn Hegent of the Suite tnlveislty tho Now York Sabbath Union Hubert Ocdcn and William Dodge of Philadel phia and n host of others Tho roll nf societies by dioceses was then called and each responded through its chosen repretoiitutlvi1 reprl olilth The Hcv Father Vurcher Chairman of tho lluHalo delegation nnd onuof the first speakers denounced tho Catholic novrbpnovrs of the country a bundle of which he carried under his arm for rofcrenci He Mild that the union tot little nr no support from tlio sectarian nows napurs and he wu particularly bovcro on thor becauu they printed tho advertisements of tho I bromrs and whiskey nellers He Interspersed his speech with extracts which ho read trorn those new s papers all his side remarks provoked roars nf laughter HP read whiskey advertise ments and temperance editorials from the same pages and declared that I was a shame that such publications should b called Catholic Here ho f aid pointing to Cailolo Is a twocolumn advertisement of somebodys whiskey and here right opposite t It Is a plcturu of Archbishop CorrlganI ant next to that I u plcturu of Archbishop Ireland 1 In this paper he continued we have whiskey advertisements all the way down the pal except a kmall space nt the bottom which contains the only eond thing In tho sheet nn advertisement of a cold cure Then hn folded thu newspaper and said you who inine from communities where total abstinence Is Inonkcd uK n I 1th favor do not no know what we who work In such cities an Buf falo have to contend with Temperance Is xneered nt there and ours la I nn uphill task but by the Irlce of Ou wo will continue to spread the gospel of total abntlneiicc Before Iclnio I wlih to tall your attention tn tho fact that the lliilfalo League wai tho lln t tn send i ungratu latIons to Police Commissioner Knnscv olt on his splendid work for tho preservation of the Sab bath nnd I cull upon vim nnu and all to extend the right hand of followihli to him In his de terrmnedeirorUtornfotce tho Kxclso law I call uponjon to help In tho enforcement of this law In the name uf Uod In the name of temperance and In thenamuof our dear country Tho Hev Father Foley nf Baltimore Jathor 1010 If 11111moro reported that U faros thnt city wns couce mod thelota Abstinence Inlon was dad llu paid however that there were thirteen Independent Catholic teniperuncosocieties In Maryland which were pnntlpnllv supported by tho miner In the western part of thu Mule and he called upon tho union to send lecture Into his district The Hev Father Doyle told how tho New York end of tho union had crown In tho past year He said that In 1H04 thoie were but three societies with SOU members In tlili city At present the uninn has a membership of iSHO Ip The Hov Father OBrien nf Fremont O who spoke of the growth of the nthnllu temperance movement In that State paid a hearty tribute the work of Mrs Lake In hit district Ho said 1lrlcl that Catholics a a rule and partlculaily the clergvraen had been prejudiced nguinst women who poko from tho platform or wnn uorkid In 1 public cauBH But t bunk Iod ho continued that prejudice has almost entirely disap peared and now the prlmU ar tlm hfartlr tnd ncaleitnf Mrs Ilk anil her methods Tlili is

ai It hhnuld be for woman as tiLTponlllcd In the mother of Christ Is not only the equal but the miperlornf man fillhopIlorney nf Hartford Is one of thecrrat fst advocates of total abstinence In thu Homan Catholic Church nf America and the report of the Connecticut union theoldent In the United Status showed thnt UH monilHTshlp had more than trebled In tho last three jvars hll I now has llHu names anil hiMdct this BishopTlerney has pit dged tban 10000 and more men women 1 M IIKt total uhrtlnoicn I I I Hlncehu I as ole vatcil to tho blshopilc 1 few years ago The nov Father Lnntr n ho bpoKii for Pitts huigh said that the union WUH ilolntr excellent work In that dliuipe About nlnciein dliter cut dliilcclH and laiiuniauus am fpokcn mumc the Cathollx In Pittsburgh h cnnttnind and tiom thlH fact nu Liiujudgu til elllll are a Mry ciMinoiHilltan people Out our way we arc great nn lionbcctarfnnism anil we liolit nnr ineitlngK whininvr ali wherever wo lun llui only nllglniis feature IK I inkiiitf up thu culluc tlnns tiidufrny uxpiiiMis riimrts Thu seaflon adjourned after the reaillng of the Thu proceedings of the day w ere brought to 1 a close with a uilicert and enteitulnmelit last Illght which was tendered tn tbn iltliLnLeh bv hi Pauls lullil and ISi Veronica Lingllo of tho Church or ht I Paul thu Apostle Columbus Hall waH decorated nn thu occasion Inside all outsldowlth Miurlcau Hugs When Ihn first number nn the programme a ol ralo solo by Mr Annu Birne was given every Kent un thu main llnor and In tho galleries waHuumpied Thu majoiltv If the audience wiro women and thei tistlliid to their deep In tcrchtln tho Ililurialninunt bj vlgmousl lP I pluudlnc i verj ppiuki ami every ilngui Jiiat Iwfoie thu perfiiinaucu Aichhlnhop Cor 1 rlgan iiccoiiiiinUd b tho Uvv Iathur Ua le nnd thu Hiv lainti lIlr Piesntcut of the I union cuinu into the hull and hlis npiienrancc wahgriuird h l a rniind nf appliusc llcjilldnot un upon the plntrorin hit took a mat Into uu illiorluin undi r thu left balcnii 1IIIrluI Father lloylu prealail Aud with him II thu 10 u nvrv the Hiv hullur Waltw Klllotl I hO 111lu 1 I 11 efih In Htilj I tn Hio preii Ingn and iiingiatulallniisiiMeiidid I in thu Total Aliitlnencu Ililnn h1 rcpiiiiiitatlii ol I thusi Vlncint llu Paul Soilrtv and dilegalvs from tlin Soiiiii Mrn National 1nlon Uiu Catboliu Bonuvnlenl l ginn and Ihu Nicluti nf I be Holy Kami whicn oiganuatliino nlro tint felicita tion to IhiComenllnn The Hi V Father John hlilwiik nf thin city poke fin thu iun Mens I nion He paid it tribute to thu work nf thu Total AliMlnencu Inlon and pionusud it thu hiurt upinrt of tho ornanliatlmi thlih lie ript i iitcd III Its work nf preailn j thu trnspel nt iiinpiratur Tliu ur etlut tllll fililldid were lie enlcd mi bthallnf the in Ion b tltelttv I ulher Dllvllly nf Bolnn vvhn dcihiiid In tin lirglnnliiK a 111 remarks llini Ibe Cominitlco nf ANiiiiBimunta liad iiimlu a gniYo inUtukf bomu nf thu nung lad memhem of Uie union obnuld liavn been ajipolntnl loreceUutlm greetings of the Vounu Men Inlon he inn Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla Comfort all tho yonr round in a nogligco Hliirt Arms nml uncks tlifTor in sixos wo liavo nil tho ordinary and all tho extraordinary sizes Hhort nrniod tall man or longnrinod phort man wo aro prepared for you Tastes dilTor Over a hundred patterns to cliooso from 151 fit anil 1M All suiny cut same stylo RoaEiis PEKT fe Co 1rlncentid flroadiray Varrrn and Kruadoay Utaurt tlnucd for who Is tn l e benefited by the spread of tetal abstinence among the rising voters If not thn young women I lie last speaker was tho Hev Father Connty of Worcester one of the pioneers In tho cauto nf temperance In the Homan Catholic Church of America We heard not lone ago he said a groat deal about an AntlPnverty Society hut I tell you total abstinence la tho greatest amipov erty league In tho world U o nhould band our selves together and rnnko our union n grand antipoverty society Wo stand for the per sonal liberty of Iod and not tho liberty of saloons While theipeechmaklnft and music wern go ing nn In Columbus Hall a competitive drill for a silk banner was being held In tho armory of the Twelfth Ileglnicnt by the uniformed cadets of tho union The drill room was brilliantly lightedami there was a crowd of spectators present The competitors were the Sacred Heart Plo neor Corpn of East Cambridge Mass i strong Col M J OConnor commanding tho Tem perance Pioneer Corps of Houth Bethlehem Pa ID men Capt Owen Doyle Jr Ht Monlia Cadet Corps of New York 62 men Capt Pat rick Hlco commanding and Ht Patrick Corps of Philadelphia Tha music was furnished by the St Augustine Cadet band nf South Boston and a band of sixtyfour pieces from the Mission of tho Immaculate Virgin The judges were Gen Daniel E Sickles Col Neman Dowd of the Twelfth Hcglment John I Crltnmlns H T Greaner Iloderlck A Kenny Capt Kdward OMeagher Condon MajorGen G W Mlndll and G B Connery The cadets drilled with precision and trace and they executed numerous novel and fancy movements which were greeted with hearty pplauie The flag was awarded to the Sacred Heart Pio neer Corps of Kast Cambridge and honorable mention was given to tbe Temperance Pioneer Corps of South Bethlehem Pa TAIKOJIS STRIKE JIE3TIfAKTS Contractor Who II ve Hlfcned tor at New Association A policeman from tho Eld ridge street station stood In front uf Walhalla Hall all day yester day as be has been doing for several days back to prevent possible riots on the part of the striking tailors The place was almost de serted and he whlled away tbe time talking with one or two of the strikers who came around and assured him that tailors never en gaged In any riots Meyer Schoenfeld paid yesterday that he would officially declare tho strike ended either tomorrow or on Monday The last meeting of the strikers will be held In Walhalla Hall to night after which Proprietor Fllegman will get possession of tbeplacn and put It In order for tbe fall and winter season of balls Tbe girls sur rendered their assembly room yesterday as they are all at work now An attempt was made to bold a meeting of the men but the attendance n as very small Congratulation meetings of tho Brotherhood of Tailors were held in New Washington Hall In Orchard street and New Irving Hall in Broome street yesterday There was a band in the latter place which played My Love Shes but a Lassie Yet and other similar airs at In tervals Though Walhalla Hall will be aban doned as a headquarters tonight the remnant of the strikers win report there until they have found work The Garment Contractor met last night in two separate bodies Those who hod not signed the agreement with the Garment Workers numbering about 180 met In a room on the top floor of SOO East Broad way Secretary Wltkowskl who had Just returned from the other meeting that of the contractors who had signed the agreement at 100 East Bread way mado the following statement During our regular meeting up Blairs a com mittee from the other meeting called on UK and asked fur a conference A committee from our meeting then went to 1US East Broadway and held a conference with the other or outside contractors Mr Wltkowskl said that a now association had becA formed of the contractors wbo had signed the agreement which already num bered 141 men They have formed a very strong nrganlra tlon and are ready to assist their brethren in their exlritlng troubles said he file nfllcera nf tbe new association are A Wolff Piesldcnt LWItkow ski Vicepresident Jacob Lev Treasurer and J Wllschlnsky Secretary They will hold another special meeting at 3 oclock nn Saturday afternoon It was a significant fact that many men at tended both meetings last night TROLLEY STRIKEKS MAT GO HACK The IlrlKlit Company Will T fct Them On am There IN Iloom for Tlicra Ever sine President Ilossltcr and Secretary Williams assumed thu management of tho Brooklyn Hcluhts Halhoad the old men wlm went out In the big trolley strike have liven try Ing to get back Arbitration Commissioner Kd ward Feeney has also been engaged In endeav oring to smooth their way back to their old places President Hossltor and Secretary Wil liam bad a long conference estordny with Master Workman Connolly Secretary John Otblln and Executive Commltteeman Andruw D Debt of DUtrlct Assembly TS K of L and tho matter wax amicably discussed Another conference will be held todav nnd tomedeflnltii plan It Is eapeeled reached Mr HoSiter snld 1 hit conference wis entliely tutlsfactory I showed to thesu men thnt onenaif nf the new men now In tho employ of the company wero nt vvork for UH at the timonf the tieup It wan aUoagroed that thu nihei men should be taken Imc k V will not discharge an mun tn make room for theo old men but a men resign or nru IM hnrgrd for various reiiMins nr nuw places nre inniln nr Mil ancles incur wo will Klvr implnvmrnl In tbiwo men w ho were fnr merlv In the ntrvice of thu company llicre weru a number of proportions sub mltlid b me which tin repriM ntiitlvrs nf the men itemed tn consider favorably nut they said they wished In talk them nver among them selves befoni nmlIn any ilHflnlto derision and It was ngrifd that tlmr idiould inert me again at 11 ii oclock tomorrow morning when ev er thing w 111 bo donnltcly icttkd ouLiluukerB M Mor WitKra A Mrlkonf nvciit llvn men and women em ploid bj Mecr Woffl cloik manufacturer at 41 Division street tool plicu jcstirduy fnr an advanceof per cent In tlielr wages Tlio strlkirs were out only in hour when thu cm pin CT granted llielr dem ind and they returned In work MCtilnrj HosenberK nf thu nn makers Ililnn win viMmdii that by ihn end nf thli month Ktrike lor un lnnea i nf wakcn wcm likely In on nr In u 111111 inrnl l rgc hii Soinu nf the hhoii had iilnuu comideil tin demand hu ald but others win holding nut JiiMph Durondixs the formui buder of the triki ra w is reiuuled eHiTilav to liuvn gnno over tn llu we nidiIn live Tills It was said wax for frar hu would ntfivln be temtilCl to be come man ei ot Ihu Cloakinukura Lnlon To llovvvrr lint In Illuinlniiftil ur ihrco Illuminated excursion trolley cars lw longing tu thu Brookhn IMghu road made u ir pto Bowery Hay last night starting respue ilvih from the City Hull thn FUtbunh ter minus and the foot of Broadway The cars wore Crowded to their utmost capacity and at tracted auoutlou all along tho rout GIRLS ON STRIKE RIOTOUS srx otTII KM st n xotrVfiioiroauM V A tlTIt MT1IEKT KAJI Itn lie Old FlKht nrtvveen tb MobokMI Clgiirellfi Ulrln Who Ix l Their and tlie New tillIn Thra Arreet M4 Nlnn weeks ago a strike was dootared In th Continental Cigarette Companys factory I llnlxiken New rules wero made by the clga rrtte lotnpany and the wages were reduced Most of the cigarette makers aro women and they aro all members of the Cigarette Maker Lnlon When they quit work they expected It would bo for a few days only Tho employer found no illfllculty In getting girls to fill the va cant places 4 Most of tho nonunion worker live In thU city So do thn strikers To get to tho factory It Is necessary to cross iho Fourteenth strati ferry Every morning and evening on their way to nnd from work the now girl have beett met by a delegation of the strikers wbo taanUd them and tailed them scabs Fights at th ferry on the New Vork side have been frequent and several times strikers have been arrested generally to be let go with fines or none Last night eight of tho nonunion girls cam over from Hoboken nnd reached this olty short ly after U oclock With the girls wss Abraham Illrah of i27Kast Eightysixth street the BUM Intendent of the Hoboken factory They all got aboard a green crosstown car The car had just started when thrco girls swung on the front platform and three jumped on tho car from th rear Theres the scabs 1 yelled the six girls U chorus pointing at the girls in the car Were not scabs retorted ono of the glrU Tho next moment she was slapped In tho fao by ono nf the striken This was the signal for a general fight Thn neutral pasnengers in th car crowded to tho front and rear platform t give the girls plenty of room The conductor got mixed up In the mMce and BO did Superin tendent Hlrsh Tho girls wore screaming and sotnn of them were crying AH the car crossed Eighth avenne the driver seemed to observe that there wan a fight going on and ho stopped Policeman Gamble got aboard and pulled tha girls apart Several of them were In a hoao on the floor Three of the strikers jumped from the oar and escaped Three of them were arrested Super intendent Hlrsh went along to tha station house as the complainant The girls gave their names as Fanny Ulajer 18 years old of OS Pitt street Ray Cohen 10 of 248 East Hous ton street and Annie Scnmeyer 17 years old of 214 Henry street Their clothes were torn and their hair was dishevelled Ray Cohen was the leader of the girls She refused to walk to the station house and Gamble had to carry and drag her along KEOJIO MIXERS IO BE PROTECTED The Mjor of Hprl R Valley Will As IM US Extrm Pollcemea PRINCETON 111 Aug 8 Aa the result of an other meeting an attempt will be made again tomorrow morning to resume the coal mining Industry at Spring Valley and the nsgro miner nnd their families now In improvised quarters at Seatonvllle will bo notified that they can return to their homes The action taken at the mans meeting today Is believed to have been brought about by tha decisive stand taken by Sheriff Clark of this city and State Labor Statistician George Schil ling wbo appeared as the representatives of tha Governor Mr Schilling said the Governor would stand no more trifling and that If mob rule was not brought to a speedy end In Spring Valley and the coal company permitted to resume operationand a guarantee of equal right with the Italians accorded to the negroes the State troops would be ordered out at once Sheriff Clark notified the Mayor that he was ready to go with men whenever called upon to do so and also said that If some definite plans were not agreed upon he would organize an armed force move to Spring Valley at once and take control of the town Mayor Delmargo Issued a proclamation an nouncing that the negroes were about to return to tbe city and called upon the people to pro tect every one in their rights regardless of race color or creed Mr Schilling told the Mayor that he must agree to appoint ten negro policemen to protect their section of tbe city and fortyfive wblt policemen In the other quarters which tha Mayor promised to do X RIHBOK WEAVERS WI1T MMnffcrturera Will Hlun Their Scale for One Year Todajr PATEBSOK Aug 8 The striking ribbon wear ers employed by Frank Dazan who left their looms three weeks ago for an increase of IB per cent In wages today won a great victory when the manufacturers consented to cay them for twisting The concession Is equal to an advance of 10 per cent and affect more than 2000 weavers and prevent what was feared would result In tbe strike extending to all the mill and throwing out of employment about 10000 operatives The weavers had planned to strike In each mill until all were ont thus forcing the manufacturers at tho busiest season of tho rear to accede to thulr demand or suffer heavy losses through the closing of the mills Both employ ers and employees will sign a contract tomor row good tor ono vear to the effect that no further demands will bo mado and no reduc tions take place The prospect for a big fall season In ribbon and silks is the brightest In four years and manufacturers declare that whereas they worked at a loss durln the past two years they can now go ahead and manufacture silks and ribbons at a good profit Owing to the Increased demand and tb high price of raw silk manu tlil factured Bilks haH advanced from five to ten per cent nnd will go still higher when the spring trade1 opens A f ociAiisrrc MOTOJISTAJT lie Ilrllrvc In tbe Municipal Ownership of llutcurr Hhopi I bo Nixon Assembly committee which is in vestigating the railroads wound up Its labor in Itrookljn jcsterdny Motorman Frank P Aus ten of the Heights road told tho committee that the vestibule cars In his oplnlou were of no special benefit as the framework obstructs the view of the motorman nt all times and In stormy weather the glass would put a premium on accidents Ho Mild that when a car was going at the rate of U miles un hour he could mop It within Its own lenglli and when It was running at ten mile swcd he could stop It within a length and n half Ikfnre closing the committee gave Mo torinun Austen un npporlunKy to ndvocnto nls views on the munlclpul ownership of railroads Mich ownership he mid would do away with all the controversies between tho employer and theemnlojeil I am In favor nf the municipal ownership of factories also the motorman said but I would prefer InlHtfln nltli the railroads be causeevery man woman and child by reason nf being compelled tn use them has a direct Inlerust in their management I wnuld even fvwirsuch n municipal owner ship In butcher shops that people could get what they paid for und thnt everything sold should I e of healthful quality IMITATION OF BASS 00S PALE ALE Tlie Avon Co of Iliiltlmore having liicn enjolnid and restrained by the Cir cuit Court of tho Inltcd Males for th DUtrlct of Man land from printing or iiblnK mi libd wiilch la n facMmllo or a olorublii Imitation of the Hid Triangle label nt Bust HatclllT iretton Ltd und to puy to I lain llitclltr A Ur6tton Ltd all profits and dnmnges resulting froutMiili unliiw ful uie CAUTION We hereby niitlon nil perunni against thu u e of any counterfeit iradrnnrk label of Bum Hutctitr A lirulton Ltd or tlio Mlllngof an alenr Imeria Bass Ale which l nut Ihu product of HUM Itatcllff S ilrct tnu Ltd UK nnynuch fnml or liifrlnifr numl of ihtir rlgliunnd privileges will iu vi niuiikl prosctuted IIKNIIV T MCIKIIH A o an UIIUAII WT J f VM OKVtICAI AUiTM FUK THE UNITKU HfATKM OK 1IABH BAIXXIFV JL QIUTriXlN MSt w ffttziiziL

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I Mj t p F 1 THE SUN FRIDAY AUGUST I IffOfi 1 4 1 Ii TILLMAN DEFENDS IIIS LAW CAPOLINA SENATOR aOVTlt TttK AT PROHIBITION IrNAron with Prof Mlekle Wvelr Debt It Ha a wll rrr Ie eftheProhlblllonl t National Committee aad tl ot the Better of the Total Abet ataee Chaaiploa on III Ow Orouaa ExOov Ben Tlllman o South Carolina went Tlman JG09 Prohibition Park Btalen Island last down to prblbltlon Parl Sttn night t t explain the tine point of his DUpen Ian law to the resident there Tim people of Prohibition t Park dont believe in dispensary laws or any other kind of laws that permit the sale of Honor In any shape but they Invited Senator Tlllman down because they wanted to pit somebody that thought differently from thefisttves against their own crack orator and t Ho affair took the form of a debate and tho question argued was Is state control of the liquor trafllo the best method of promoting temperance reform Senator Tlllman took tho affirmative and Prof Sonatr Samuel Dickie national Chairman of the Prf hlbltlon party argued against him Evi dently Prof Dickie had never tackled the I doughty exGovernor In debate before for ho conclusion of Mr Tlllman started In at the Tlmans I prdlmlnary remarks to larrup him In good style I This stirred up the South Carolinian and he sailed In and succeeded In doing what no other advocate of tho sale of liquor ever succeeded In doing in Prohibition Park Ho captured the meeting and completely routed his opponent A handful of stanch Prohibitionists stuck to Prof fickle to the end but their applause was lost In the ovation given to Senator Tlllman A committee of twentyfive Statun Islanders had been appointed to decide who got the best of the debate but before tho evening was half over twothirds of them wero applauding Till mans remarks When tho debate was con cluded it was announced that the committee decision would not b mado known until to night when Senator Tlllman will be pitted against exGov St John of Iansas In another debate on the temperance question Senator Tlllman was the first speaker lat night and ho had twentyfive minutes In which warm UP to real work Walking up to the desk on the platform he removed the pitcher of Ic water from It and going down In his hip pocket pulled out a flask of whiskey bearing J label After the South Carolina dispensary labl I handling it affectionately for a minute he placed it on the table and amid great laughter JJ itartedin In my roughandtumble experience for rotes and I got themt be said I have never v teen used to tne time limit you have Imposed th lmit bn Ule lme 10 I tonight and I dont mind saying J posed on me tonllht eaylnl Juttal Im not fond of a bridle But I will do the best J I cn The question is how to control the liquor fjl flevll and it is I a great one Every one will admit that the abuse of liquor I a great evil and now we want to know how t reduce this evil t a minimum By accident jny State hit on a new scheme to grapple with t the problem and I had the good or bad luck t inaugurate and put into effect this scheme Senator Tlllman then explained in detail the dispensary lw of South Carolina and con tinued I When this law was Inaugurated It mao a mat fuss and our State was torn with dlssen I ions Why over this one question the local Democratic party split Into factions as tar a art and u antagonistic t each other as ever ammany Hall was to Its rlvaU in New York city Well we not only bad the whiskey devil on our hands but we also had the political devil and then came the riots and shooting and ten other troubles with which everybody is now familiar alar r H Now the question is Is our system any better than the other systems namely the license system and the prohibition system 1 I lalntaln that It Is The license system simply cane a monopoly for a few and breeds what by it brine about the saloon with Its srble bar Its cut glasn Its plate mirrors d Its other seductive influences And what prohibition breed Why It breeds a le in the wall a speak ear or a should b called a sneak easy and boot er as they call men who carry one bottle their boot and another In their pocket In thei a And it also breed tha hypocrite and the jurer Prohibition failed In Iowa because jple couldnt stand tt and I can prove t In Maine I ha resulted In the war in I leh I argue It awn will molt anywhere 7 try and put tt Now we mlnimlie the awe and treat 4 junan beings a we find them ad know them I 1 b We dont try t make men good h ictment of law You cant reform menbr tute All men have a natural appetite for jnulanta and even your Mr Roosevelt do at he would couldnt keep the people of New rK from the side door We Bay in South Carolina I von want it me up and get it like a man and our system u reduced crime reduced drunkenness re cad the consumption of whiskey and given c a much peace and order throughout our taller village and towns that lame corpora ms have been obliged t dlscbarge their po I e forces because there was no use for them A Now why do men bang on t this traffic I I will tell yon It Is because of the money they IJ make out of tt When you stop this Individual J profit yon start the reform This is the one t S central mainspring of all the war whiskey has i f made In society meln eocety We in South Carolina have destroyed the element of personal profit but here you dont do tt and neYer will do It so long as you license saloons Our State treats liquor as a commod f I ity the same 8 shoes hats and articles of mer chandise and there you are I contend there should be a margin of profit for the State and not cheap whiskey for the people The bell rang and time was up Oov Tlll man wanted to go on but the committee In m want 10 I listed OD his taking his seat As he walked back t his chair he turned to the audience and lid laidWell I hope the bridle hasnt hurt my jaws f 10 that I cant come back and patch up tbe holes hy antagonist expects to knock In me tt I The committee then called on Prof Dickie to o the floor Prof Dlcklo smiled at Senator lor Jlman bottle of whiskey and then picked It and placed It on the floor picking up the toher he poured the glass full of water and facing it on the table said t That my bottle I this was a case on trial he went on and 8 a lawyer for the defendant I should move Jr his instant discharge Now Oov Tlllmnn l weak of his plan an a new plan but It Isnt 1 baa been tried for years on the other side of le water and has always ended In failure Ho Ills you that prohibition Is a failure and breeds he bootlegger and speakeasy but he doesnt U you that these same things abound In his Vn State under tne Dispensary law f I am opposed to the dispensary system be ue the lilblels against I Thu llible warns I against this very thing and fays Woe to m who putteth the bottle to his neighbors T 5 and what rlzht has a Commonwealth to j what an individual cannot 1 Thu course of loth Carolina Is morally wrong fThere are but two systems total abstinence J drunkenness There Is no middle ground I not mean t say that all moderate drinkers ie drunkards but I do say that all drunkards tve had to pass through this middle ground joy P11 man has painted tho evils of the cense system and I agree with what he pays cnle J iut ho tells us that the confirmed drunkard ci lannotget liquor South Carolina lay Till f nan know that every drunkard In South Caro I Ina gets all he wants from the State dispense its continually 4 His story t the contrary Is all a pleasing lotion I say that the dispensary system j a South Carolina cannot nourish with ut making good men bad and had len worse and 0 say that It deliberately 1 ontemplates the ensnaring und entrapping of 0000 young men annually It also panders to epraved appetites anti competes with the lrel illnd tiger which the law seems unablu to aup lrelAnd by the way In telling you about the whiskey so carefully packed up and sold at his Upeniarlen Icy Tlllman forgot to tell that tiled cocktails have recently been added to the t And there la another serious onus don he forgot to tell you that on Juno 11 tbe tt Board of Control decided that the din bensarle were not open long enough and no ey ordered that they should be opened at 6H clock in the morning Instead of atM oclock n tore and should not closo until 7 oclock In S evening They say that this change was at the request the people But who requested M I suppose Jpl re1uestt was the ministers of the tlospel the Womans irlstlan Tsroperance Union and the wives and lldren of the drunkards V And the there was a cut In the price of Vap whiskey not expensive whiskey which evidently made MI that the Slato might Mte with the bltndjtlgoranf South Carolina 7lls dispensary system debauches thu pub anise This law Is I a schoolmaster which boa the people that the sale of whUkey Is I u 1 business and that wlihkcv is a good l thing Tlllmans scheme doesnt appeal to tho Illell or of decent men iVhy since ho Inaugurated It there has b more of bloodshed moro of tho rifle the a gun and the revolver In houth Carolina with tts Vry small population than In all the prohi us lon State of America put together lamagainst tho Dlipunsary law because It encourages home drinking and I pronounce It a cowardly nmakcsblfton the Iart of t he Common wealth I is I an attempt to carry water on Imth shoulders and out of harmony with the funda 1 4 mental principles of commit sense I Tlfne was called on 1nif Dlckleiind with tn w till that he lied n wuek tn tear lay Tlllmann I arguments t piece lie went to his seat Then II beiiiitor Tlllimin TOM and walked tIn l In the Inform amid much applause Stiioplnu don n picked up his whiskey Ixjltlo and put tl in p the t table again removing I RO 11 I of water to its old place on the floor The Chairman Dr Gregory announced that the speaker might have twenty mlnutei and that a the conclusion of his remark Irof Dlcklo would have ten minutes In which towlm up tho debate There a a twinkle in Senator Tlllmans eye as he began to speak I am sorry he raid with a sigh that I havent pot time to show you how absurd Illogl cat and foolish are all of the points antagonist haii made though I hardly think It will b neces sary to point tbm 1 out As itn Intelligent au dience you mum hate observed most of them yourselves As to the existence of a large num ber of blind tiger In South Carolina I want to lay that the blind tiger Is an Institution which exists everywhere where a genuine effort Is I made to slop the Mile of liquor Ionlne atot Now you all understand that men will have liquor You cant stop tin in from getting It and tho question Is limv to give It to them In too least evil way Some i of Prof Dickies admirers stood up and began to protest against the speakers statement tine of them was the llev W 11011 Meth odist clergyman who lives nt Prohibition Iark lov Tlllman stopped speaking to lot them have their say but the rest of tho audience wouldnt have It and hissed and groaned until they ut down fbel the audience cheered Senator Tlll lowl lan for two or three minutes Continuing the Senator said Look in the city of New York and see how long the statutes there have slept peacefully l until olio mal stronger than the rest I came for ward and tried to keep his oath of office by dig ging them up and enforcing them The law In South Carolina Is there tn stay Twothirds of those who originally opposed It have ben won over and fourfifths of the pop ulation would vote for It tomorrow I Invite vim Irof nick Ie to come down t her and see for yourself I dare you to come for If you do t will send you back a convert and I think that Is what yon arc afraid of The Idea of saying that the dispensary sys tem drives whiskey Into the homel I Let me ask you Is It not better for a lan to take his whis key himself home In a sealed bottle than to take It In I can only say Bah to my opponents argument or this point Dont look a me and say that because my nose Is red I am a liquor drinker Why my wife drinks more whiskey than I do and let ma tell you that any man who can say that I truthfully Is safe Time was called on Senator Tlllman I and then Prof Dickie took up the debate He accused Senator Tlllman of wandering from the question tim In debate but didnt seem able to point out Just where his opponent had wandered though repeatedly Invited to by voices In the audience The Prohibitionists cheered him enthusias tically but when Senator Tlllman got up t say Good night the people applauded him to the echo borne of Prof Dickies admirers tried to drag dral the Senator Into a public discussion then and there as to whether the United States Govern ment had the right to Issue licenses for the sale of liquor In prohibition States Senator Tlllman I said that he thought the pay ing of a tax to the Government for the sale of liquor In a prohibition State acted a a license whereupon Dr Boole jumped to his feet threw both hands up In thu air and cried out In stentorian tones I doesnt I doesnt I can prove that It Isnt a license Senator Tlllman said that he was too tired t argue that point just then but Dr Boole backed nil by half A dozen Prohibitionists insisted on his eivlng his views on the matter and allowing h rI to show sl him that ho was wrong The audience hissed Dr Boole and there were cries of Put him out I from all par Is of the house Dr undo made frantic effort to talk but tbe audience absolutely refused t let him go on and In disgust ho grabbed up his hat and left the hal Then the audience cheered Senator Tlllman some moro after which the committee ad journed to a side room to decide who bad the better of the debate The committee were In cession about fifteen minutes and then they came out and an nounced that they would muko their decision public at the meeting tonight It was said that all of the committee rave the five Pro hibitionists had voted for Senator Tlllman hlbllonlI vote Tlmn The Prohibitionists headed by exGov St John arc preparing a warm reception for Sena tor Tlllman tonight lTAfiIXi GETS H MORE STATIONS Produce His Predeeeiaor Opinion Alder man Uleott Hour and lope for the fleet Cul Waring came out with another statement yesterday to show that Alderman Olcotts Idea that he Waring Isnt much of an economist Is all wrong The greater part of tho statement Is composed of a letter from exCommissioner of Street Cleaning Andrews who It seems was the author of the section station system Instead of Waring I Is this system that Alderman Olcott doubted the advisability ot extending a libitum Mr Andrews says that when he devised the system he expected to be able to prevent aqy besot time In paying the men and Ii 1884 In cluded In his estimate an amount sufficient to pay the rent of section station for the entire city one for every tw sections The Board of Estimate refused to sanction the scheme Etmate refse t ohme and he was compelled 1 get along with inch Mo tions a he could pay for from amount saved from other appropriations He then explain his scheme for paying the men The arrangement I proposed t Comptroller Hyers and afterward to Comptroller Fitch to b put Into operational loon aa the full number of lt fut sta tions was secured was as follows I lute paymaster to deliver to each district superin tendent either at the stables er at the paymasters ounce aa might b deemed beat the money neeeaiary t pay the sweepers and drivers In his dIstrIct The dlttrlet superintendents to then deliver to each sec tion foreman In hit dlitrlct the money neveuary to pay the sweepers In nil lon The district superin tendent to pay the drivers at the stables and the sac lon foremen to pee tbe sweepers at the lon na tion after tbe days work la over and consequently H Itbout any loss of time or Interruption or work The possIbilIty that the dIstrict superIntendents or section foremen might lose I lb money Intruited to them may be urged as an objection to this plan I Ilt 111 are no reason r they mould tie more liable to do that however than the paymasters clerks would h The money Intruited to eacn illitrlct superintendent would b taken directly to his liable where I could bo properly guarded until paid our The amount given to cJ section foreman would not average much more than f 300 and both iup rntendenti and deemed foremen desirable could be required t give needs It that were The fact that you have approved and adopted one part of my plan men was to secure lultable rendei Ilan vou and ibelier for the sweepers and their tools la I my ouly justification for aMiimhiK that possibly you may approve that part destined to wholly abolish the present demoralizing and wasteful method of paying both drivers and sweepers At the meeting of the Sinking Fund Commis sion yesterday Col Waringa letter explaining about these section stations which was pub lished some time ago was read This letter was called out by Mr Olcotts remark about the Colonels economy Mr Olcott yesterday de nied having made the remark In thu words quoted but wild that none the less he thought that more stations were not necessary hut a piece of extravagance I do exraalance said Mr Olcott that any contractor engaging to clean the streets would rind It necessary have these substations scat tered all over town Ho would probably use 1 Day wagon or some other way But we now have another of Col Warlngs promises that some time In the dim future lie will be able t begin saving some money to the taxpayers and I I am willing to accept his explanation and vote for theso stations slaton The Commission thereupon authorized Col Wiirlne to hire eight moro stations JA1rWl nosy or En SWEEPERS The Municipal Civil Hervlre CommissIon Han MothlBK ut 1 to Hay A despatch from Albany In yesterdays SUN said that Assemblyman Finn had searched through the rules nf the New York City Civil Service Commission and finding nothing In them establishing nn ale limit had camped on tho trail of Col Waring who be said was re lectlng applicants for the job of laborer who were over 45 years old Mr Finn wrote to the State Civil bervlce Commission asking them to Inv tatl and call Mayor Strong attention to tho Colonels wrong doing As a matter of fact tho Civil Service Com mission has nothing to do with the Colonels force of laborer tnder the Ileoraanlzatlon Act of 1 HUI the employees of the htreet Clean ing Department are divided Into two clashes the clerical force and the uniformed fore The clerical force must be appointed through the lvll Service Commission but the Commissioner had the power to him lila own uniformed force r lee Phillips of the Civil Service Com mission said jesterday that for three years the Commission acting under the advice nf the Corporation Counsel had not attempted lo In terfere with the tailoring force of thu Street Cleaning Department Since the nctnf JHII3 was passed said 1 Mr Phillip additional law hate Wen enacted giving the Commissioner still morn enlotl Hcuedule of llelenle to Haraloca The Ilepubllcan State Committee issued yesterday erday tho schedule of representation for the State Convention to b held In Saratogaon Sept 17 The total number be of delegates to chonen I TAN The basis of representation Is I the Ireil dentlal vote of IHO There Is an Increase In the number of delegates over those elected for 1H04 of t7 I his Increase I due 10 the reanportlon mtnt lhii I recasting of Asserabl district lines maile many fractions the unit of representa tion which will account for the increase The new delegates tire iipiiortloncd 1 as follows Al bany county I It 1 1 llroome is I u CnttaruuKus 11 Csvuga I Hutches I rrlo J Jefferson li Klni Monroe h New York K Niagara li thirds 1 Dnnndaxu U Oswvgo i bl Law rtnif 1 und Siillolk Nnmed for tte Aiaeml y Atiu iu I The lirt fuiiia dl trct Hepubliians IRill mat ed W Chili i Mieldnn nf I Sviiiivlt ballots for AMttiubl man today Cuter XvtU I TAMMANYS BIG TURNOUT ItlK GENERAL COMMITTEE MELT IltO TO ftJO UT TO ntt MEMORABLE rrOKramm Mapped Oat by the Kicentlva CoatmlUeeAttltade 0 f the District leader Toward ExMayor Greet Idea oTaa AdvUorr Board of 1O Denoerat KiClty Chamtttrlaln Grain Assemblyman Hoffman xAlderman Morgan and a hall dozen more of the recently elected Tammany Halt associate district leader Attended the last meeting of the old Executive Committee of the organization held at the wigwam late yester day afternoon The now Kxecntlve Committee or Committee of Seventy as I will be known wilt not meet for organization until nat Mon day night but It was concluded to permit tie new men to attend the secret session of yester day that they might gain a better knowledge of the way the machine Is managed The principal work of the meeting was to make provision for the organization of the new General Committee tonight I Is proposed t make the occasion memorable The enthusiasm of the rank and file of tho organization Is at such a pitch that It will b very easy t marshal 10000 persons In and about Tammany Hall on this occasion and something of the sort Is going to be don Many of the leaders have already arranle t march their entire General Com mittee delegation with banners and bands to Tammany Hall There will not bo room for th m nil In the hal but that will not make any The will have had opportunity difference They wi hav an opportuniy off llttleof thelrexcessnf enthusiasm to work of a Itltof thelrecesof The men who are to make the dozen or moro motions necessary t a complete organization of the General Committee wero named yesterday so that everything will go off smoothly and without a hitch A provision for the appointment of a Commit tee on Contest was made and It Is the Intention to hear tho only contest to be made and pass on It 1 before the General Committee adjourns for tho evening The contest Is that of John J De laney and his friends against William Dalton In the Eleventh I is the purpose t rePlect all the officers of the old General Committee These are Augustus W Peters Chairman John Be Ooldrlck Jacob Marls Edward J 1 Bradley and Patrick A Whitney Secretaries John Me i atArms Quade Treasurer and Robert Kelly Sergeant i Arrangements were made to have a full list I of Democratic election officers ready a the meeting of the Committee on Organization on Monday night so that they can bo certified by the Chairman of the new Executive Committee for appointment by the Police Commissioners Nothing was said at the meeting atout ex mettnl Mayor Hugh J Grants proposal for the ap pointment of a committee of one hundred repre sentative Democrats t aid Tammany Hall In Its fight for the rehabilitation of the Democracy next fall Most of the district leaders I have ex pressed their Individual opinions regarding this proposition though and nearly all are opposed to rlton ItA clear notion of this committee Idea of the exMayor has not been given It has been gen erally spoken of as a committee 10 prepare a plan for and supervise the work of reorganizing Tammany Hall That Is I what Mr Orant want ed before he went to Europe The situation will not permit of it now though Tammany Hall Is now practically reorganized All that remains to b done I to elect the officers of Its several committee It would not submit to another reorganization The Idea now Is to have a committee of representative citizens such a Mr Grant suggested act as a sort of Boar of Arbitration to determine any differ ences which may arise In the matter of nom inating candidates for tho Legislature and to harmonize the Democracy the city on the State ticket While there is a willingness on the part of district leaders to listen to sugges tions and advice from such a committee they seem to b loath to Invest I with any power to say who or who shall not be candidate for Sen ate or Assembly In any of the districts The Senalorshlps are considered rare prizes and there is no Inclination to permit time Grace Democrats to get any of them with the help of a Committee of One Hundred The district leaders say that the district or ganizations are quite c laDle of making their own nominations and they Inveigh against any movement which they think threatens their In dependence local district affairs If any movement Is made to secure the ap pointment of this proposed Committee of One Hundred I must b made at the meeting of tho Committee on Organization on Monday night BELLS SMELLING COMMITTEE Urn MeMber Chiefly Holleltoo to Collect i Their Expeae Account ALBART Aug Assemblyman Abell and I his Investigating committee made Its most brilliant effort this afternoon Abell Finn and Butler were present They reached the office of the Regents where Secretory Melville Dewey bad awaited them all day at about 230 PlI Abell about to draw forth Chairman Abl was abut some questions when Secretory Dewey suggested that the committee had better take a trip through the department and get a general Idea of what had to b done to that they could more Intelli gently ask questions He then escorted them rapidly from room to room explaining work and methods employed as he went As they went from one part of the once to the other Messrs Abell and Finn were surprised at the magnitude of the work and the multitude of details Assemblyman Finn when shown Into the manuscript room where valuable docu ments that cost the Stole JVOOOO apiece are stored said that It resembled a faro layout He was also attracted by a picture of Joseph Brant which he said resembled Fatty Walsh But the minds of the committee were evi dently nut on their work for after about thirty five minutes they all adjourned to the Comp trollers once to ascertain how and when they could draw some money on expense account as the SergeantatArm came and reported that ho had no money for them Tbe necessities of the servants of the State said Mr I1 Inn de mand that they go at once to the Comptroller They Informed Secretary Dewey that they would return and resume the investigation but they did not At the Comptrollers office they secured a few blanks with Instructions as to how they must fill them out with statements of where they travelled where they boarded and what they paid This so discouraged them that they sent their messenger after their grip and left for Saratoga promising to return ut 10 oclock tomorrow morning They will probably come as they wish to present their expense account lS count to the Comptroller and try and draw some money It Is expected that the committee will bring Geologist Hall In a a witness as between him and Secretary Dewey an active warfare hat been carried on for the past two or threo years The State Geologist Is I expected to charge Mr Dewey with the pclslon ot certain funds and Then the committee get to work the two State officers other are likely Iet b pitted against each JIUISZIlI DEMOCRATS The Ticket Completed and GOT Htoaen Ac ibis ReKardlaK Mists Warrant Ladored JACKSON Miss Aug 8 Senator George called tho Slate Democratic Convention to order at 030 this morning and balloting for AttorneyGeneral was resumed On the tw Uth ballot Hudson and Trotter were drawn and the Hon Wiley N Nash of Oktlbbeha was nominated A A Klncannonof Lauderdale was nominated on the first ballot for Superintendent of Education Introduced resolution Congressman Money Inlrouc a resoluton endorsing the action of Oov Stone In protesting against the ruling of the Treasury Department In the matter of Issuance of State warrants Senator George endorsed the resolution and declared that the action of tin Government in interfering In the business affairs of the State as lot only unconstitutional hut Impertinent Ills speech was loudly applauded A year ago Mississippi issued tVOOouOof warrants male b lslII1 Louis Hank Note Company Mr hlazen I of the secret service declared them dungerous In their similitude to bank notes and he railed for their suppression boy Htnnn refused to accede to Mr Hazcn demand and was arrested and carried before a Kcnlr ral Commissioner on the charge of voun erfeltlng He was released on his own rocog ltnl reoi ilzance as were also this Auditor and Treas urer The Grand Jury failed to Indict and no trial was ever had Court Cant Retaliate Hulllvnti Counsel for Morris P Sullivan made an application cation to Justice OBrien In the Supreme Court yesterday for a mandamus directing Commis sioner of Public Work Brooklleld to reinstate clerk In his Sullivan Sullivan as a department lullvan was formerly a driver In the Street Cleaning I department front which ha was discharged by Cal Waring on March 2H for Insubordination thu the same day he received notice from the Ivll Service Commissioners that he had passed ho txamlnittlili und had beiti All lnlt clerk iii the I Department of Ilihllc Vorki After eerviuig is clerk for two dnys he ua Informed IhlI hue lout limn tllsrlmrged from the street leaning 1oiiirlineut he was inellvlhle to hold 1 IlIad uiulrr tin city blot eruluulent for two I rai Jurilcr Ollrlen told Sullhnii In appeal in I oL w snug for a hearing an Cnmmlssluner liriMikfleld i on Id not rmpl y mm after receiving nuilo u Isis discharge 1 HHOT nr I irATcttMAtr The flan of an East Hide Haloon Keeper Ferhapn Fatally Wonnded Patrick Devlin 08 yean old a night watch man who lives at 41 Columbia street shot and perhaps fatally wounded John Brown 20 yean old of 103 Columbia street last night Devlin wan employed by U Dugatt A Co to watch their building at 24 Columbia street Drown father keep a saloon a few door from No 24 According t the police there baa been bat blood between Devlin and the Drowns because the former who Is said to b a sober Indus trious man refused to patronize the saloon During the three year Devlin hiss been In tho employ of It Dugnn Co he ha been con stantly annoyed by young Drown A few minute before I I oclock last night Dev lin saw Brown In company with his iltterln law Lena Heamacker and her husband Frank standing on tho sidewalk In front of 24 Colum bia street Devlin ordered Brown to move on The youth told him to goto hell and an al tercation followed In which as far as tho p lice are able to learn Browns companions took no part Tho quarrel ended by the watchman drawing his night stick Put that up slid Brown grabbing the stick or Ill blow your brains out Then Devlin pulled his revolver u ho say to frighten Brown In tho struggle that followed tho weapon was discharged Tho bullet struck Brown In the right side about two Inches above the hip bone Brown fell to tne sidewalk cry Ing for help while his sisterinlaw and her husband ran away Policemen Bootlmoy and Tierney of the De lancey street Motion who ran upon hearing the shot found the watchman standing over the wounded man In an apparently dazed condition When taken to the station house he said that he Intended to fro the revolver In the air If youll let inn go homo for tonight Ser geant the morning said he Ill promise to be here early In In the mean time Brown had been token to Gouvcrneur Hospital where the doctors pro nounced his wound serious He Identified Dev lin as thin man who shot him when the watch man a token to the hospital later in the evening The police wero unable last night to find Browns companions and could not explain why they should have wanted to run away EXCISE SPIES ACCOMPLICES Cornell Thinks Saloon Keeper AfurphyS Lawyer Point New William Bcrrlgan bartender for Michael C Murphy Jr who keeps a saloon at 1U5 Hudson street charged In the Tombs Court ter was chlrted Cour yester day with violating the Excise laws last Sunday His arrest was based on thus testimony of Rich ard Dike and William I Hal ton two youths who were employed by policemen of the Leonard street station to visit the place and buy beer for the purpose of getting evidence Halton was paid purpe Dike received for this work Lawyer Kronnchor the saloon keepers counsel asked Magistrate Cornell to Issue war rants against the youthful Informers under section Ml I of the Penal I Code which nays a ecton person who directly or Indirectly Induces or promotes a person commit crime is a princi pal lallslrall Cornell refused to grant the war I rants against the boys because no evidence was introduced to how that the boys Induced Kerrigan to break the law a he was obviously keeping the saloon open ktplni Olen Murphy declared that the alleged sales were made In the rooms of the Michael C Murphy Association over the saloon The association I an Incorporated club Magistrate Cornell said that Lawyer Krnn acherii point about tho complicity of excise spies had been raised for the first time ho rec ognized Its Importance and It desere rare ful lne tlgntloD The Informers under crossexamination said they were instructed to use any devlco to Induce Berrlgnn to violate tim IA law Berrlgan a held In 100 to await trial In Special Sessions In the event of an adverse decision the case will be carried to the Court of Appeals IoadlnffOeneral HeNvlonvwItb Exel Vases Judge OBrien In Supreme Court Chambers yesterday Issued an order transferring seven teen excise arrest cases from the Court of Spe cial Sessions to General Sessions More than yoo similar cases havu been transferred Ills I said that It will be over a year before the trial of sumo of these cases is reached Grand Juror Henry hughes at Work Henry Hughes of 177 Spring street the mem ber of the Grand Jury against whom there wa some objection made because he Is said t be In the liquor business sat with the other members of the jury yesterday and it Is said that he will continue to serve No excise cases were considered contnue sidered yesterday FIRE HOARD ABOLiaUES OFFICES Shiflleg Thing and OcttlnB New Men In the Pines of Old The Fire Commissioners abolished yesterday the office of Assistant Secretary previously held by John R Shields at 1 salary of 2600 and the clerkship held by Frank I McLewee salary 1500 and directed that the duties of the offices be performed by a record clerk lomlnlruo F Derdlnal salary 1500 and an Index clerk Louis Walkelbach salary 1500 Chief of Battalion Joseph Shea who has been detailed at the training stables at a salary of 3300 was ordered back on duty The place of foreman of laborers held by John Rogges wa abolished and Fred Meyer Jr was ap pointed foreman of stables at a salary of 3200 while Whltflcld Van Cots a son of exPost master Cornelius Van Cott was appointed deputy foreman of stables at a salary of 51100 Clerk Stephen J Mcagher of the Bureau of Fire Alarm Telegraph and Electrical Appliances was dismissed the place having been abolished and Its duties consolidated with that of Chief dutee Electrical Appliance Charles I Davis was appointed Chief Inspector at a salary SIOO The old salary was 2000 Wlnfleld H Snyder and Daniel C Donobue were appointed to fill vacancies of assistant telegraph operators Populist Relegate to Syracuse The County Committee of the Peoples party met at KH Second avenue last night selnct del egates to their Stato Convention to b held at Syracuse on Aug fl1 There wero fortytwo persons present David Rousseau presided Job K Dean made a speech In which he pre dicted that the people of New Vork next winter would Imvo to ape soup houses for their work nerncn There was considerable difficulty In getting delegate to attend tho onvenllnn as each del egate will hao to defray his own expenses Among the delegates selected were David Rousseau ThomaK Ford Dr Henry Frank man Lawrence C4annlh all Thadueus U Wake Democratic State Committee Chairman James J Martin of the Tammany Hal Executive Committee who U I a member of the Democratic State Committee said yesterday that he expected the latter committee to b called to meet In Saratoga He said that it may not be called for next week but that In his b lef the meeting will b held on or before Tues day Aug 20 A V he re Yesterday Fire Ver trifling A MIl ISA I Slolt street leurre Sylvester damage I 11245 nn Ludlovr street D rk Kllenroclr dam age 1V ft 41 Ul Truth avenue ilanilm 11100 i 7aiu J4U Fait KlKutytKond I street Itoia Krankrl damajto Clod I ilia M4 Hianton street Hlmon Irled man ilammti tVA lliua 8UU bait Thirtyninth street damago SO II I I S 211 ht 1031 street Joseph K Iruwu no damage The Weather More settled and Pleasant weather conditions pro tailed over the Atlantic coast Slates yesterday The weather was clear humidity was low and a fresh outhweiHTly I breeze 1 sufficient In modify a slightly higher tempiratlin Clear weather prevailed generally welt to the Mliilmlnpl liver the Northwest States there was au area of low prenure creating warmer weather and showers except over Montana where It was de Idedly cooler At While RIver station just north of bake Superior the temperature touched 40 la this city the day wn clear highest official tempera ture bU lowest 081 aviragc humidity BSperccat wind toulhHcit average velocity twelve miles an hours barometer corrected to read to sea heel at 8 A H 1 swua I I M 1 ao ou The thermometer at lerry pharmacy Bus building recorded I he temperature yeiterday as fulloMsi 54 him oat I SA 13 3180 I 111 111 ii A 11 II P t6 U A 71 I 1 i 01 11 IV 1 7u ii 14 71 ua 11 AveeooAulI18u 711 WAlllOToa FoucT ros lon for fttw Knatanil and laittrn New orl air IMtfw warmer In the Inferior inutAwiffrly wliult For IMitrlct of Columbia eastern I Penniylvanla New Jersey pelaware Maryland and Virginia fair continued huh temperature writ or southwest wind for weileru yew Yorkfain illghlly warmer south itetterly wind I For western Icnnirlvanla and Ohio far warmer on the lakes I southerly Iud i CAMPOS STILL CONFIDENT NE nTIrrIl 114 PANA FEARS AN ATTACK The npanUh Premier Ha the Inanrrretlnn Mat Be Ended Thin Tear Mud Hpala Is Keaay ta Head 1OOOOO Additional Troop to Cuba to Hector Order There MADRID AUK 8Prlmo Minister Canovaa del Castillo has Informed hid political friends that Martinez Campos has returned to Havana full of confidence In the ability of the Govern ment to suppress the Insurrection In Cubit Campo regards tlio reinforcements nlreaJy tent to tho Island a amply sufficient to put down the Insurgents blt nevertheless the Pre mier says the Government Is prepared to fend 100000 additional troops or even more to Cuba being resolved to quell the Insurrection before the end of the present tb preent year HAVANA AUK 8Coi A Kbadn In the Clcn fucgos district reports that tho forco under hit command has had an engagement with an In surgent band led by tho bandit Malagas at Clenaga do Zapata The Insurgents were de feated with a loss of several killed and wounded One Insurgent surrendered The loss on the Government sldn was one seriously wounded Copt lionet reports from Trinidad that ho has I had a fight at Condado with an Insurgent band under Cantero Two Insurgents were captured and two of tho Government troops were wounded KRV WRRT Aug H Private advices to this city state that much uneasiness Is felt In Havana The officials fear that an attack will be soon made on that city I Is reported that shortly martial law wilt b declared Fortifications are being erected at Puontes Grandea a suburb of Havana habit In the early part of last week attacked a guerrilla band composed of 250 men near Remedies completely routing them Uhe Insurgents are said to b gaining much strength In the province of Santa Clara and I Is claimed that In the course of a few weeks they will b In complete control I Is rumored In Havana that Col Baguerro died from wounds received at the battle of Valanzuella Ho was a distinguished officer In the Spanish army Valencia the Cuban traitor who betrayed to the Spanish authorities the arms and ammuni tion stored away In the Vuclta Abajo district has been rewarded by a trip to Spain Gen Hello reports officially t the Govern ment that on Aug 2 3 and 4 he attacked and completely routed the Insurgents under Gen Gomez killing three HU troops being ex hausted he would not the te pursue enemy It Is positively asserted that notwithstanding official reports Flor Crombet Is alive and well and will soon rejoin Insurgents having com pletely recovered from his wound Passengers by the Mascotta report that busi ness Is terribly depressed In Clenfuegos and the people demoralized fearing an attack from the Insurgents JACKSONVILLE Aug 8 Manuel Garcia y Cruz Spanish Vice Coo suI recently transferred from Cardiff I Wales to Jacksonville has ar rived In the city Mr Cruz says that his mission Is to look out for any filibustering expeditions which maybe the Cubans He however got up by le expects howevr there win bo little for him to do TO CARRY TROOPS Jon CAMPOS Th Spanlch Transatlantic fompnnr to Take OOOOO More to Cuba The Spanish Transatlantic Steamship Com pany will begin the transportation of 30000 Spanish troops to Cuba on Aug 13 These sol diers will Increase the force of regulars In the stand to nearly HO000 and they will be used In the campaign that CaptainGeneral Campos will prosecute as soon as the rainy season Is ended The company will utilize some of Its large vessels to transport the troops and the Cuban American service will not 0 Interfered with An entertainment to raise money for the care of sick and wounded Cuban soldiers will b given In the SpanishAmerican Methodist Church at the corner of Jay and Jefferson streets Brooklyn on Aug 28 The first Intimation of friction or discord among the Cuban revolutionary leader In this country Is the rumor that N 13 Borden who was JoseMartls warmest friend has Incurred the displeasure of the officer of the Cuban club and that reimbursement for money he ha expended In the cause has been refused him The Cubans deny that there Is I any trouble between tween them and Borden and say that he Is still one of their most powerful and trusted friends Borden Is now In Florida THREE KILLED IX A B3IASIIVP A Headon Colllon on the Hoton and Maine Road PLYMOUTH X I Aug 8A collision oc curred on the White Mountain division of the Boston and Maine Railroad one mile south of here this morning Three men met with Instant death several received Injuries and the tenor fifteen passengers received a shaking up Train No 04 tha Cannon Ball Express due In Boston at 040 A M left Plymouth on time at 635 In charge of Conductor Eugene Bennett of Concord and was manned by Frank Stevens of Iakeport engineer George Merrill of Iakoport fireman William Wade of Bristol brakeman and Freeman Downing Plymouth baggage master It Is the only vcsttbuled train rnnnlng over the road and consisted of an en gine baggage car and two passenger coaches About one mile south of here when rounding a curve the train ran Into an extra freight north ountl The two trains met with a crash plainly leard here The engines were thrown over a jofoot embankment und demolished The killed are FiUMt 8TE1 ENs of Lakeport engineer nC the Cannon Ball BallOEOIUIE MkKRtLt of Lakeport fireman of the Cannon Ball HEIRT GUSTS of Wnolivllle fireman of the freight Arthur Austin of HavcThlll a brukeman of the freight trail received it fracture of the skull aim U In a precarious condition When the collision occurred the Cannon Ball wan running at about thirtyfit miles an hour and owing to a dense fog It wan Impossible to ee but n few yards ahead of this train Four teen freight cars just from thu strops wore move into pieces as were the locomotives one of them also new The order for the movements of the two rains wire given by thu dispatcher at Woods vlllu and It is not known who blundered A LITTLE SMASHUP IX ARIZONA The One rmon Who Was Killed Jumped On Before the Cur Stopped SAN FiiAitrinro Aug 8A despatch received his morning by the agent of the Atlantic Pacific Itallroml says that last nights tiilii wreck In Arizona was nut so serious as at Unit reported The Hev licorice Wheeler of Son Francisco was time only person killed The train an Into a washout at Mitchells at about 6 I oclock and two Iullman cars and two tourist sleepers were thrown oft this track rite In ured all of whom will recover are hO M Alexander Fresno Cal face slightly cut and bruised It I Donaldson Enterprise Mo back sprained H A Whltaker Darstow Cal scalp wound Mrs L I Tolhurst Clew and arm bruised Mrs Bertha Cooper New York back sprained It Is t said that the Hev Mr Wheeler lost his Ifo by jumping from time train while it was still In motion COL VAX CLKKl ACQUITTED An Oath Not to Reveal the Jury Ilrllbera lion Urine Three Jurors Around TntNTOW N J Aug MTho jury In the case of Col John T Van Cleef after remaining out all night came Into court this morning with a verdict acquitting him of the charge of obtain inut money from the State under false pretences In his map transactions In ItflM There Is ac other Indictment against Van Clref accusing itm of crookedness 1803 but during the re nt trial Prosecutor Stockton said that If Van Cleef was acuultted on the lint Indictment he would not lie tried nil the necond The Jury It U said stood all night nine for ac qulttal to threo fur conviction Tha I juront took an imth not tu reveal any of the detail nf their consultation and when this ai dona the ml inrlty jurors agreed to acnult It is believed hat the cams aunlnit the Herman printers will also result In aujulltuU 4 Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla OLD SWIMMING MASTER DJSAD Heary debhard of the Fink Avenue School aad Ills Method orTeaehla Henry Oebhard who for more than thirty five years has kept a swimming school In this city died on Wednesday after nn IttncM of one week Ho had been In bad health for a year past but his death which Was caused by kid ney trouble was unexpected Oebhard came to this city from llossen In Germany where ha was born thirtyseven years ago lie was SO years old then and opened a gymnasium and swimming school In lower Uroodway Ho re mained there until eighteen years ago when ho moved up to the corner of Kortyflfth street and Fifth avenue where he opened theschool which has been for many years this best known In the city A number this best known New Vorkert have bean among hln pupils and women always predominated jebhnrd always hail n profound contempt for thu swimmers who had taught themselves and ho never wearied of talking about the advantage which n scientific swim mer had over all others his devised an appara tus which ho said would make a good swimmer of any man or woman who used It under his ad vice Ho started his pupil always with a cork life preserver and taught them the motion of swimming Then a belt attached to a pulley which moved on an Iron bar win put nhout the boelnnerH waist and under the teachers eje ho sus taught to mow along In the water Then a long arm of Iron whlcn reached out over the water and to lilch the pupil was attached by a belt and rope was swungover the deeper part of tho tank and the pupil had the first lesson In deep water swimming Diving and treading water were accomplishments that followed The pool wa only six feet deep and the swim mere often dived from the balcony which was scenteon feet above the level of the water It was one of tile old mans theories that the Hclentllln way to dive was not to sink deep Into the water hut to swim along under It and ho kept hln pool at this shallow depth to bear out his Ideas Nothing Interested him so much a the task of teaching a class of women particularly when they had become expert enough to undertake corns of the moro advanced work When they could dive well tread water or swim ha took as much pleasure In It as the pupils The old man Is supposed to Imvo accumulated n fortune durlrur his work here but the amount of It Is not known He left no relatives in this rountry and died with out a will All day yesterday children wore flock ing Into thin hath and business was conducted by his assistant as though the old man were still In charge Word will ha sent to lessen of his death and his friends hero will endeavor to discover what this condition of his affairs la Obituary Note Philip H Downs died on Wednesday at the Arlington Mats InMontague street Brooklyn In bin slxtvscconit year Ifs was employed for many years In the American Exchange National Hank und thirty yean auto became a clerk In the coupon department of the United States SubTreasury He was the chief of the depart ment at the time nf his death lie was a mem ber of the Kntre Nous Dramatic Society and a Mason Ho heaves a widow William A Mcliuckln who has been a resi dent of Hobokon for nearly thirty Tears died at his home H21 Harden street on Wednesday night He was Oil years old and was one of the best known dry goods salesmen In the country For many years he was connected with the Ilrookfleld Linen Company of this city Chrlstophe Thinner n ItepubllcanSoclallst member of the Frcneh Chamber of Deputies died at his home In Montlucnn Franco Tester day of an Intestinal cancer Ho was 64 years old DESERTED HOT VXCLAI3TED Tame MIlton Roger Relative Likely to Re heard from 1rettjr Moon The fiveyearold boy who was abandoned In the Continental Hotel and who told the people at the hotel that his name was James Milton homers was still In the care of the Gerry society last evening Superintendent Jenkins has tele graphed to the agent of the society In Windsor Vt where the boy says he has lived with his grandmother whose nania Is i shepanl He and the police have also been trying In learn some thlng about tho man who brought the boy to the hotel on Monday night and who registered as Henry Roberts Newark Superintendent Jenkins would be Inclined to believe that the man had met with fume accident wero It not for the fact that a Stf bill was found tied In a cor ner of the boys handkerchief He thinks It very strange tliat a boy should be abandoned who li perfectly able to give his name and ad dress and from whom enough other facts will In time be learned to secure his return tools family SAYS RUNG STOLE 1OOO CENTS Collector IIae Accuses the Hostler or Taking Onenlath of III Pile James Kung a hostler employed In Van Broecka livery stable at 733 Garden street was a prisoner In the Hoboken police court yester day morning charged with having stolen ten dollarsall In cents The complainant was Emil F Ilasse of 38 Winslow place South Brooklyn Hasse collects money from the various slot machines in Hoboken and uses a horse and wagon to travel around keeping the rig in Van llroecks stables On Wednesday when be drove In Hit stables he had nine bag in the wagon each containing one thousand pen nies He left them there and went to lunch On his return one bag was missing No one had been near the wagon but Kung and hn was ar rested The hostler denied the charge but Re corder McDonough committed him for trial Accidentally Shot by n Companion HitiimepORT Aug 8 Frank Mltterlholzer a Milford baker was accidentally shot by Eugene Iarthenay In that town this morning The men are employed in a bakery Iarthenay was to go shooting today and he entered the bakery with his shotgun It contained a heavy charge of buckshot but hue says Ito did not know It was loaded Mlt terlholzer va talking to a customer as Par tlienay stooped to examine the gun Suddenly the weapon nns discharged and Mltterlholzer full to the floor The shot were burled In his left arm face and throat The attending physician says some of It en tered the throat muscles and If inflammation sets In Mltterlholzer will probably not recover Iartbcnay says tho shooting un purelv acci dental but hu was arrested and hound over under SAO bonds to await tlio result of Ills companions Injuries Sam Gregory und the Huordflah 1 ecu Me I rtlnn1 belly 1rrr Thin schooner Abden Keene Capt Hdward Doughty arrhed yc terdny from a snordtlihlng cruise bringing n good quantity of deli From tin crew was Itarm H very IntireMIng story of nn exciting aihenturo by one of the crew with a kintit iuordtltli by which Samuel Gregory nearly lost itOt life The Keenf had been out threo day and wuts off the South Shore llghtnlilp Nantucket when a large switulIIslu was speared As is the custom Stitu Ureuory tas edit off In a dory to secure the iirlire Ho gut along i cry well In Ills efforts for a time when suddenly llio rltli become wild and iiiiiilo hun water v liltc I wllli I foamas ha thrust uitdly at the t boat reeril tliniiti nere iniule nit tit last with n teirltlo blow the giant fish stabbtd tha boat full and fair on her Quarter twos a terrific blow and tiitKory was thrown several feet Into thus air nud overboard the sword Jim missing his KI ito It pierced the boat Iresrnry cunnot swim und thought his last days lad mutt but the bieiu gave u noncrful lungo and brokn his Mvnrd sluort nIT and left fourteen inches of It sticking In the boats bottom itiiklly I his movements I of the llh pushed thu boat toward Uregory who vit uttriiegling In thin u liter and lie inanauid to hcrnnible li again It would xvenias If lie had seen enough sword Ill for OIK day but hits llliernian Inxtliut was mrong and In an hours titus ho had tils marine a8Miln wifely Inndcd It was n narrow escnpn for Gregory He carries n big near on his side now from a wound received from it anurdllh puine years ago Tlie Hiiudy Hook Hun Firing To TIIK Huron or TIlE htStr While bathing at Munhallan llravh jeiterda nft ruom about 4 nVIork we enuld dUllnclly hair the rf rtnf Iheguu and feel tlio shakIng In pivlllon very pererpllhly At itt tlnid I speak i of there fell Into the water aliont half wav nver lo mite liar runnlnx out In from of Han laiian dim tit In trim of lu 101110 lnuhy of ra tal hat iHUird Ihe water to prliu ui In the air fully fifty feel I aw II ai well several ladle iVas Its hell from Hand Honk T We law no imoke nf oiplo sltuu only I In column nf Water A U IinitMi IIHOUKLTI Aug H SI It KS JltOM THE TELEGRAPH IVuMmiuIrr neral Wllnoii left Waihlnplon jeiler ihsi fur Lnni liramli S J a lit re Ie will lo thu guest itf I lie llun Ithlor St t alls until Monday usa I The HU hliurg llallrmul train due In 1 1 my at It 80 A I vtrrbo l lriuk siul I klllid at a wuteing In John iHiitlllv JIMIU II Akin Arthur Hum ami a Loris which Mr AUIn Wi tin Inc Mr Akin was a promi nent farmer and Afurinir J ustice Itt Inx Iraee The hupreme Council Irler nf leniplan nf Honor In annual Miilon at llooilik i rulli toit1 lo admit wnmrn in tha I order In Nvw ork and Illlnnu I The lurillnnnf i iuilnttlii2 t itt word t Mldlu from tha uailllutlou HUH dul Iltil In Iho I negative ity a larva majority Mn Martha tIcit eiiinmltli t iiilildv lit drowning in hut Itiioinuo I iertav inornlntc nrar leuueyi 5IIIU luciniriiinn Mint I la teller UlliiK her lalen I Inn In drtmii lurwir Her I donu lle life had len ver I tutU h00 hr hiutuuid hai hug hteu frequently arrested fur neutliiK In r Joi Ilintler an autet re Menl of Philadelphia lerfersnu tnunty tvhit ii red alone Mas niUwl on iltiiiiln moriiuu It WM thought he had left htuiue sudiltnly on a vIsIt XVidnriaav morning hi body was fuund lu a closet adjoining hit house death cc dually having rtiulltd rum bear alien SLEEP AND RESI 3 1 For Skin Tortured BABI1SJ And Tired J7J MOTHERS In On Application of j uticura BrunT Cum TneATirurT Warm baths whIt CDTICDRA Soap gentle applications of dmcrchl ointment and mild clones of CBTICDRA llxsoZ TINT the new blood purifier Sold thmaiarat Its wend and MMeltllr by rarllia sit Anrrlrin chtralill In ill th prtnclKl elllx BrltUh 3 M V Nioiiir a sea 1 Klni IJwtrt Loodoa tammtttfm aCsIMCOieGouFropsDsstesU8A GERMANYS SILVER JUBILEE Celebrating the Victories of piekerca Ii arlnic for Sedan Day DEHMN Aug Celebrations In oomrnsmp ration of this German victories during tliej FrancoPrussian war continue to be betI throughout the empire At Aachon today ttej Hohenzollorn regiment the Fortieth held a demonstration at which a telegram from 4s peror William who Is at Coweswa xqce1yajl Ills Majesty said I I remember thankfully today the fflatfoaaf share that the Hohenzollern Fnslletn took Iq the battle fought at Splchern for the protection of the frontier At Jena 500 veterans of the Thuertngland regiment the Ninetyfourth held field service before the warriors monument near the Fonfc haus Pastor Klrms of Berlin who served ti the war of 1BTO with the Third Battalion preached a sermon to the veterans tie market place and MajorDon Frank held a review and the celebration ended with cheers for tbeOraa Dukaof SaxeWelmarEtsenach and the Em9 peror All the houses In Jena were decorated Eight hundred veterans of the Bavarian ohaa pcnr battalion of Aschaffenburg arrived thl4J morning at Ituedenbelm where a demonitrsw tlon was made before the Oermanla monument The Burgomaster of AschadenburgLdeUvetexL tho principal address The Munich Council of Magistrates has voted fiftOO marks for the celebration of Sedan Day The Ludwlgstrasse will be decorated as It was on the day of the entry of the victorious troopa under Crown Prince Frederick twentyOva years ago Veterans of the army rifle club and gymnastic societies will form in procession and bearing torches will march through tho iatel of Victory to the Feldherrenhalle where the army monument will bo decorated with wreaths A chorus of 1000 voices will sine patriotic songs and Burgomaster Bonoht will deliver an address The bells of allthechnrehea In the city will be rung and guns will be fired on the artillery ground of Oberwlesenfeld Tha celebration will bo concluded by the cnantlnu of Ills Wachi am Ithoin into WROTE TI1OBE HAD XETIEBSf The Countess Cowley and Mrs Jaeobyto Settle the QuestIon In Court LONDON Aug 8An action far damages for slander which began before Justice Hawkins In the High Court of Justice this morning It exciting much comment In society Mrs Jo coby the sisterinlaw of J A Jacoby M 1 for the middle district of Derbyshire asks tha Court to award her damages against the Oount eta Cowley wife of the Carl of Cowley who In alleged to have charged that Mrs Jacoby wafl the writer of anonymous filthy letters that were circulated in IHOUlu the Badminton district the best known hunting district la the west of England Mrs Jacoby testified that she and her husband became members of the Badminton Hunt la 1888 at tho invitation of the Duke of Beaufort They were on Intimate terms with the members t of the Hunt until 1H03 when several of the members ceased to visit her at her home and cut her In the hunting field She believed that the Countess Cowley canned this by saying that the witness was the writer of the anony mous letters She further stated that she be lleved that Countess Cowley was herself tbs writer of the letter Sho had heard that tha 2 Countess was jealous of her numarek Invited to Berllsu LONDON Aug 8The Standard tomorrow will say that Prince Bismarck has been invited to take part in the laylngof the foundation atone of I the Emperor William I monument on Ang 18 The programme arranged provides that the Prince snail tap the stone Immediately after the royal person present have tapped It and before Chancellor von Hohenlohe It is hardly likely that the exChancellor physician will allow him to attend the ceremonies UNOCCUPIED DWELLING AFIRE j Sir nrlnekerholPa Property nadir Dam aged In Her Abience from Town Smoke rising from the roof of the fourstorr I brownstonefront house owned by Mrs Mary Brlnckerhoff at 10 East Eightysecond street at 0 oclock last night attracted a crowd on the opposite side of the street The door of the house was boarded up and the blinds were down and the house had the ap pearanco of being closed Nobody answered the bell and one of the crowd sent In a fire alarm The firemen burst In the front door and found I the lower hall no full of smoko that they could not enter Ladders were run up outside the t building and the windows were broken In The fire had begun on the second floor and burned up through the center of the house to the vwo upper floor Mrs BrinckerhofT Is In the country For the past few days painters and plumber had been working in the house Damage 18000 Ur Iluekley on Self Unmade Men CllAtTAfytTA AUK SIr James M Buck ley of New York lectured here today on Self Unmade Men II gave his views of the fatal errors In the careers of some of the moot Illus trious men nnd popular heroes Included In these were Adam David Solomon Marie An tony Thomas Carlyle Shelly Byron Poe Benedict Arnold Andrew Johnson James Buchanan Itoscoo Conkllnc and James O lIlt Inc Ilr llurkley sarcastically condemned the nun h sentiment being expressed over the fate of Marie llnrborl of whom he spoke as a bloodthirsty cutthroat woman Accused of H ludllnc a Man Seeking Work Gustave Clef who said ho lived at 21 Battery place was arrested at Third avenue and Fifty ninth street last night on a charge made by Herman Heller of I14 East Eightyeighth street who said that Clef had got 1860 out ot him by promising to get work for him In Troy and selling him for 1280 as a ticket to Troy a ticket to High Bridge several romplalntii have bten made to the po lice that a man who advertised In the German newuppapern and met his victims at that corner has been nwlndllng them by taklnc money from them ou promise of getting them work JOTTIXtSH A1IOUT lOfTY midget Malone 40 jean old of 801 East Sixty fourth Street who aas knocked down bya Thlnl esentue cihie ear in Ant Idied I In the lower Uoipl tal esterday mnrnlnir Tim Inidy of a man annul 43 NearS old dressed In a lalmrera cloth a In which were Itt I rent a tobacco inuih and a mix1 van found In Long Island Hound out terry iDIot terday The hlnklnu Vund Commlmlon yeiterday author red mite rimiptrnller t flu Hit upset price for the fraiichUoof the new Vest Itsentythird sireet anti Jersey City ferry uml to nxn date for Us sale at sue then tlonMandel Wlntura fJ sears of age of 1W Attorney Ultrt u under arreit Imnuie len yearold Jacob all l rtof Itt I ll uittui tIett whom heliaeeuiel of kick lag for dUturblu him liy itnglnn on July S3 has since died b Tim Charles Marks RepublIcan Huh of the Thirty smmil Aneinbly duirlet adopted l retoluttons at a meeilnir held liii nlrhl drclarlnx local option to tt I thus llepubllcau Issue In this city Fn the coming cam palm YOULL FIND IT GOOD to regulate rtliwlered itomachs to start Inswtlv livers to remove oneslpsliee pt cures Hick llradarhr skis lllctminn keeps the body In health audit the beat and mostpleaunt remedy for all dlmnteri of the dlgtillvc tract COO 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t n I A 1 f 4 THE SUN FRIDAY AUGUST 0 1805 4 f n NEW YOttKS ARE SEVENTH tcnsr fAaa noTit jinooicitys AND JIULIJJ LIItrJS Knl Pitches TondrrHit nail nail the IVfMhlaiitOM Are HUnt tint The HrnnU Jyms Loe Two Hume In the Itosinn n4 th IlsiUlmortD llesit the nnkern dslensto neftut Cloveland mid the rUt bnrsih Tie tha Latter fnr Flrat 1 1liice CtaelnaaM MM a MSI with HI Ixinln The New orb left for IJaltlmoro Int night tn high spirit They not only bad won llulr third straight game from the Vnshlngton but they had also mounted Into seventh place tmss Ing both tha Ilrooklyns and 1hlladclphlas They are now thirty points behind the Dostnns fortynine behind the linltlmores nnd sixtysix behind the leer The Ilrooklyns dropped two games In Boston and the Ilaltlmores won easily from the Philadelphia The Clevelands and Pittsburgh r tied for first dace Tobeaus I men were beaUn by the Chicago the BmokyCIty team got away with theLoulsvllles Th Cincinnati had an easy time with St Lull Mid are only one In behind tho Chlcagot The New York have hard tn I hlye seven 1IIIIamn play before they return to tho Polo grounds four In Baltimore nnd three In Philadelphia Thcso Contests will pIn whether Do IDS men are foally In tho race or not They have been playing ing brilliantly nnd their pitchers are In such lino hap that loa enthusiast aro Try hopeful the results I TIk 111 I Washington 0 Boston 0 Ilrookln 2 IIrst game Boston 101Irkl0 I second gam Baltimore II 2 Philadelphia IUmor II 1118dolhl I Chicago 111 Cleveland 9 Pltbdiurgh I I oulsvllle 0 Cincinnati ID hi LouK S Till IIKCOIIP Ir rr 1r C7ubj TTnnxmf vnr furis nnii I rnl laOdr I7 mmVew York4G 1 W HI 1ltUblirih 03 If lluj llrnoklyu 43 41 5SI Iialttmore4 111 Osi Pniiiulhla 44 41 G I boston 47 iin Dnit Washlngtunv 1 114 Lhliacu 41 flOUi t I mils vu rJ Ji 3 W US Oi ilouuvlllo Jl NEW yanK 1 WASHIMITON 0 Arurw Husloowned the town last night Ha IIHB pitched many grent gamps hit his perform BIICO yesterday very nearly topn tho lll 1 lieu wami too much HH I single ttvingo nf pain In lilt muscular right arm and ns a result li hul Kpppd to sell From tint ery start he hud thu Washlngtons nt his mercy nnd during thu nine innings they mao but throe liitu I uf which worencratchen Tno wero mado bv McOuIre the visitors hardwnrklne put her und thu other foil from the lull of Uic liustllnic riilbach JloOuIres Mist hit was n llttlo iKiunder that luller pould not qtiltu nach ana his second wna a tly that Hums cuuld lot me became l nf the glaring sun helbachN nlnglo tins n high lly that dropped betneon Tlernau ntul htuflnnl either of whom iould havo caught It Hudu nlso hwl mugulficent control 113 ho gave but three bases on balls In four nf tho nlnu Innings thn visitors vtcrn retired In nne tttu three order In the other Innings two men reached third two gnt to eecund nnd three vero left nn flri t onl night bnlls tcro driven outside thu IIMI i n 11 l anil live of them were caught Tho In mv alu l batted heav ily muklng three hi ding a thruehnKtier ana ho fielded hU p I i liken past master During thu three uui played with uih ington It wasdemnnHtrntcd tlmt the Xuw Vnrk Eltchrrs were In uzLciitlolialU fine trim In tlio I fnt Imo Mtvkln flint nut the vIMtnrs tilth tour singles Clarke held them down tu five lilt and three runs tu tin second und ItuMu nountl I the Berlo with three tip wih liltn old anntlier lout of whitewash If theo ineti tan cnrtfntie t pith such wonderful ball there ttlll IIP such n tampeile among the IIrst division clubs thnt something vt 111 drop with a dull thud 1 ho Now York are also hitting tho ball clean and hard I and their flolJlriL Is well nlsli Ooldlll w1 Illh perfect consequently quently all 06 will be turned M Ilaltlruoro this afternoon where the real light begin Manager Schmclz put In his crack left bander Bo d to fool the locals and he was hammered r with remarkable vigor lie is the ale onni UIII r man who pitched and Ion games from the Ilal Il0ei 11 f tlmores last Friday and Monday hut esterday although he almost threw his nrm out of its socket he had no terrors for Doyles men Is nan btafford and Husle butted out three hits I aploce while Fuller who Is plnjluic fast ball b1 r Just now and Davis each madu ttu Davis t b by lonz odds his bent came of e leuon 1 e tol beven out ut eluht 0 haD a superb running catch of a foul i In deep left being the star play of the any At the bat George nailed a double and a triple the latter drive striking the twentyfive cent seats within a few feet of tho top Doyles first bRo tlay was a work of an and Fuller made a run I I UK stop and throw that was gilt edited The team played wIt map and confidence and fever let up The coaching was good and Hums kept things moving with his wellknown war er t Tha Washington were whipped from the call Bt day But they did some pretty cBl toro McOulre Abbey and Crooks led foldlnf pet the last named making a number of clean tp and trw In the last Inning tho visitors mae a bid for at least one run but Rust was too much for them McOulro got his base on bali nnd Abbey Hied t Tlenuin Iot Sol Imchs ny dropped safely In right and a double steal landed the runners on third old peconil l Then Husle struck out Con and llnssumer lnsner put up a short fly that Van took uu a dead run eal rUI and tho battlo w an bo or The Wathliitttons went to the plate list nml Ilt Inl I Joyce lot a bueou balls McUulio drotonMn tlle over second and Abbey incrlllced SelbiiLh hit sharply to ItiHle who threw tn Knrrell and the latter sent tho bal to Davis In time to nlti I Joyce who wan trjlnn tt net buck tn llilid JJavls then threw ijulckh to HtiitTiml catili I Jne McUulrootT Becond anil Matt vent thu ball back to Davis Ji bck so thnt McUuIro tins run IJ down Itwaaa brilliant piece nf flildlni old rll t created great enthuslum Thei thu Nctt Vnrka began making runs Kiillir took funi bulls and fiernnn uliitfled Until mo td up on nn llaltrens pretty nurlllco bunt anil 11 1ltren Irty blrlce IJIt cnruo liuatlltiB across tho pinto I lcorijo lln core f tttobaKKer to lull Dnjloi hluh lly droppcil lrolICI safoly near the leftHeld fnul line and Iliuls took third Burns ilrovu onu tu Crooks who threw Dolouut at sccnml Duvls KcoriiiK Mnf ford buntedBAfel butluvce curlul Nn blotoefol Iove taught Hums nn his way tu third nnd after nn exciting chir 11 u 1 thuexIlrunklynlto tins run down Abbuy net I ting tho putout lt The Now urkidld sumo beautiful hltllne In I tlio ijecnnd liinlnc Ill urcil i thn o ciirni d II I Mtb turroll lUt Ituslu nlntiltil nnd run hut second on Miorty 1 ullurs ilutir lutbu lilt to hi centre Mlkft lltrtmn nipped adnulilu to rlclu and Husle ran homo Iulltr pcnnd on Vims out and then Utoino DnU lilimihul 11 o uut I UeOle IllnIc1 one up t aKulnstthu yocent tenth for three IIIISIH UI init lu Mike Do lu unt a bnu on hnlh and r drew oft third a throw to stcoud but Dulls I wunnallid In the third with two out lcOulro eontn fit to Icft lot tho HUH HHB In Iliirnas uycs nml Mao reached second whore ho ttns left In the Ilt half the New Yorkers IJ nrkor were rntlrcd on thne lu t Held ground balls 01 Tho New Ynrks old to their score In the fourth Husle opened with his second hafu hit liut was forced a second by Fuller Tho latter t KOt allfeonHlielbocksvlilo throw le Il latlr WHS forced bi Tlcrnun Mike ran to third cm Van IIMtrcnsMiiKle I nnd neural cm HIiilbrckH r muG of Mcllulres tlircivr to cnlch Van IMvh But his base on hal anil Van llaltrin 1 kkippil to third on Jotu bmi inuff of Mcdulrus gntKl throw Then Davis run to Ictnlrus IUI81 I 1 Oulro threw low nn cmno In Doilo was third out ou a fly tn Ahbc und tliu f I 111 pcuru vvna h tli l f Tno lore runs wcru ilialktil up tor Duylua luTle men lu tliu Hfth Hums ruielvid n biuu nml I raced to third cm MulTnrclii i rackur to rlisl T u corod on FarrellH out am Jim cnmu In t 11 II Cllu un Itusles grounder to Miclhiuk FulUi hit hiif el grand stole tetond u tlenn us 11 wMstlu clII I I wlIUu but he was nlpppd nt tlie platu on Tlprnniiu crntUi hit to Oronks eCftoh Nuw Vnrka lint run lainu In theeiKlitli when Uusln lilt tnrmlit fnr three bates and counted ou 1ulltrb lung lly to bvlbach The score tulerloll I MWTOIUC i WiSIIIMITOX RIBPO AF u inioA fIIroJj r Fulr 202 olJnjrpndb II I 4 1 Tlcriianrf 3 I I I u siciluire u I I 4 I XlliJftttt1 l UiAIlHDCf II I II II II tavUHdb 1 2 4 U I Silbuihlf I I n t I H I II jlotle ht t0 III a UCnugan r t1 I 1 I 0 li etid q 1 n u lla aimr Ibo u H u o utnordSdbl a o II n rrooks ii 118 n i 7 n Knrrell I 0021 OMiilUtkiisu u a a i a Iuoo1 I I I l 10 il I I u 1 II Ilutle p u 324 I I lo111 I Totals U13271o I IIII ew york a 0 2 2 0 0 I u waslilngtuu il u U u u u u I 0u lirned runsSptv Vnrk 7 T nln ohlls Tlfrimn ev i 11 ls JldJiilro Ihriubaiu hitsHulls Hnsiu KiurlOiji IIul Ilaltrvn Abbpy binlpn b 1110 lullerNuu llulinn UntU I JUulr hi itu li Iht I J MI 1 eriurs Sen Yur 11 I WatMiwinii I Hrl j e nn hall Off Ituh I ntr llnj14 Miniis trl Jly I ut4 Luft nil luwsNru ork4 Uulllllg tnn II Pimblii plijliun riirrnil tiiarTnrd and I J1JJII I t 11 Tue lli Umplrttuulle Altiudame lluju 1IOSTON li IIHOOKIVV I HIST I M t IloxTON Ann HTho Iloslona iilnjtcl tttn cnmen with thu llrnokhnt her tliixuutrnnnii and won both lloth tittorlia tttru ruiiucd by Lood Mid work Tim llostoin lined tlnirnlil btttlni tinier and thu chunxu ttorlnl tn mlum tniv A big crnnil wns pnniit Iho 01111 liitilnk l wan clean and liunl DulTr nnd llannnii iloinu lliiclir In bolh Kaiiies In llu llr i muan 111 Ir IRIII Mlmtt pitched tirvut ball and nlicr Hit I lirit ilinlhU shonctl great coiiimnml and iHnlitr 110 tnrked llko tkiul buttibi IIHI I nml llfllllllL 111 IKialtlon WCll SO lllllt IlllttlS Illlll when he starlid In tn pitch the sixmid uiuin nml he retired nfter the thlfd Iniiiiu Millunn sucioiiltil I 1 him und In ilelivm uia ui I nun strlklni innlriut ihut thu llri iktn nuilit inl lilt him uliliouth toviuitl 1 the close nf tlio gin iu I llnaclmll Uttslern IrU 4 I M Todu Bronklvuvs Jnlla lelphltt Admhuloaouai II I J iju 1 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K 4 r i toIIjI J I L p i they cornI were I batting him Attendance 0800 The no Tot i nnooitiT fInOAo I I a1HrOAr frfitvp8dU I l l I 9 n nrirnnrf n I 110 Inna s s 1 2 J U I Hhltllle lid ii0 0 0 4 Q Iiiirfy p f il 1 I I o Trfihny r fl 1100 Mtfnrthyl fl 2 I 0 ialyilfli 1410 1lrlhl 1 I 1 Kauri a1 b U u I I 0 Laonnnen bOi n 0 0 Tliekrr 1st b1 0 I 0 II Audi riMin 11 fu 1 DUO llAlmini r fl I I 0 I cnrornn s si 1 I 442 llnnil c l 0 0 0 run p u u 2 I 0 3 A g rl 3 8 8 J W g I jr 2 U U U Kennedy P u o 0 0 I Totals cjir 7IO Totals 2 11 i 9 Unit I n u J I 9 o o n i lironklin i 11 u u u o u o n Famed riin Ilostnn 21 llrnoklyn S Trrobasi hltslxing Htlvclls Daly I Anderson Rtolen l aes iKing liunnnn I alliance torvoran First on balls 11111 lly Kenneily 4 Urstnn errnrnllmton It I I nrnoklin I Illl by pltehedballllr oil veils I Wild pltcll 1 1 lr Iiehell lal II Bilvetln mriirk nut lly J Keiinod Ii b Hllvetts 4 liouhleplaymivftls I Tonit and tuekrr Umpires liiirnham and limit flmeTwu hoiiri IIOSTOV 10 UIIOOKLYXi 6SFroCI CIAMK HROOKIVt RoitTnV eoo InroAI Rll rn AK tone 7d b 1 2 1IIIrlmoet1 I I I nut 1 my s s 0 2 il n I Hhllldle ildb I 0 0 8 I 3 g 8 y I A iurfypff r 1 4 I 0 0 Tredway r Ml I a 1 0 jltarlhytf I I 1 o oToni lialriib I 1 4 II I Nlh arlhI1 I I I I i halire lbt I 0 7 U 0 Tinker 1st li I I 10 I I Alldirsnn lfl 1 1 I I nmuinn r f I 1 I 0 0 Cnrporanss 0 t I S 0 ClullSf IC I I I lOCo Ialr 00 0200 TenneyP 1 0 1 I I Humbert j1 1 U 1 I Hiivetts p n I o n I Buillvau p u o 1 2 0 Total otm I U Totali 10102710 I tlfwlnn 002100BO 10 Iiruoklyn 0 r I 0 0 0 U n 0 0 famed riirnIlintun 61 llrnoklyn 2 Three base rA fl nill lr ta hit I llillTy Tttivhsst liltnllutTy Ixmff 1lrst Oil balls lirRullltanHi byUiimbrl 4i by Rtlvctu I Hr t mi prmrs Hosion li llrnnklyu 1 Illl by PUilied hall lly Nullivan 2i h I iiumiieri I Wild 1lle1 halIl pltphHulllvan struck oiitlly Sllvettv 2i by Kulll van li by tliimhert I Double plajs Naih Lotvo amlTurkrr shlndle mm Daly and I nchanco Urn Ulresllurnhnm and Hunt Tlm IIn tiALTixoni A I riiiiinrjrMiA I rmunnniiA Amt 1 Tho Philadelphia Club went In plpprs In the sUHi Inning toilsy I and Ilaltlmorfl tullleil Htn run and tton tho lama Attendance OSU3 Thw H nrei rillLAbi1 rillA I BALTIMOaK rlllLrIU iu In J ro A r I n 1010 A R Hnmlltonpft 1 1 I t ModratvSdUO 2 0 II l u limehntyIfo 020 oKceler I r r l n u o nIl llallmn d b 1 2 H llli linings s 1 2 1 fl 0 Thnmpsnrfll 1 0 0 olKellejl f I B 2 II I rklllO 1 1 1 llllleasnn2dl l 1240 I climentsp 1 123 Oilirwlle c t1 n 5 u o llnvle 1st bn 112 I 1 U Itnhlnstlllc 2410 ltelllss 0022 1 Carey 1st b11 ill U t Toy lor p u u 2 1 11 Esper p 0 0 D 1 0 Totals 5 1 U 11 T a 1 TOlal811 H 27 11 U Phllidelphla 0 1 0 II I il fl n II I llaltlmore I 1 0 I 0 0 n no II Tamed runlliltlmnre Flr t baso by errors Phil ndiMphla 2 llaltlmnreil I eft nn baseslhllnlo phln il HaltlniunMi First bnne on halls Off Taylor 1 off K ier 2 Klriu nut Hy Taj lor 1 by Fsx r 2 Tivntiau hits Iloile HnblnHon htnten blses Kel tPtMcUrnw Ilo by pitcher Uy Taylor 2b Umpire Krcfe Tlme1 tr rimAiio tl itrviuin u Cmiunn iif HChlcnim tton todays game In the nrt lulling muklng sin I hll nIT Wallace nnd morlng llvn runs KmII ttas substituted In tho thirdand with Ihnexeepthmof tliesltth Inning pitched gnud I ball Orinilh was hit h rd at limps nml repelved mlierab ktippnrt Attcndantti 400U The scores CIIIIlAiin CLEtCUAMl II IILIn I A R R 10 PO AK rtrrittilii a 2 J I 1 i mirkcttl 1 t11 II a o o llmntlf 1 1 II 1 0 I MfKenn s 1 1 1 2 U IHIICI p f 1241 0 OConilnr 1 KO 1 11 2 0 lleikir H s a tl I gO DTebeau 2 bl 1 2 H 0 Alison lot II U J h 1 1 llnmer c 2 2 3 0 U lit an rl 1 II 2 U OMcAleere t1 II 2 0 1 Btetvartdli I 0 2341 I Mpllarr 3d h1 2 0 U b Mtlrldgp c II 1 11 1 0 II Tebeau rIO 0 0 0 1 Urinlth n 0 U 1 1 0 allnp p 00010 KUtII i 0 0 1 HO TolI1I1321Ia 4 lilukp r 2100 I Totals 11 84 14 H Chlago 5 2000400 11 Clcveand UUOUS24nol II Karntd rnn Cdcago 7 Cleveland 4 Flrnt bj errors Cleveland 3 Ipft t n l a es Chicago H Clot eland n First on balls Off Orimth 1 off Walt late 4 tiff Knell I tttruck nutby Orimth 2 by t 07 lknlllblrUCI W cjio IrO l Vnllaie 1 b Kuill 1 Thrpohaso hit Wllinot Twn tase hlN Ansun fllake Jliirkett 7lmmor Mc W rli Ilirr suLrllliu hits Wllmnt An un Wild pitch Kutlt Lmplro OUay TlmeIII 12 limilitlirill U I 011st II IJi 0 PiTTsni mm Autr 8 lnulsvllln put nn a good gnme irti 1Iori 1 lr t I s aualiHt PltlHliurgli toda Unth pitchers were 01 tirftt hard llniutes a nen man tlld good work at the bnt ami In Ihe Held tor IouUMIK but ml1 l two chances that inst two runs Clarks batting and field ing tt ere thu featuiea of ttieKamo In lit I made ser prat bad decisions lie called Dnnottn safe at third In the sixth Inning tthen It Inuketl as II h wal out 7 he dpvltlon Ut tho home club get three runs At tendance U7J Tho score tThl tlInll LOIIILLr n t R PO r II Ipo Donoun r t J a I OnrIOIl 21 0 II II a I HmlthltM 1411 11000 1Iklr1olb2 I t lllark t II 6 0 1 HIO c t1 2 U 0 1I0Im t II II M t 3 f A I g g 1Illlnlldl U U 4 II I 0 II II 0 Oarduerp 1801 UInks p u 1 0 B 1 1 Totals 9112710 iil Totals 011211J ii Louisville Pittsburgh 0 I 2003300 0020301 0 9 II Tarned runs Pittsburgh 21 Ixiulsvllle 4 First base by errorsPittsburgh 1 Left on bases Pitts burgh 6 Louisville 4 First bane on balls Off Hard ner 1 off Inks 8 Struck out Dr Gardner 2j by r i lhlnrlc rr Jb i Inks 1 Twobase hits Deckley btentel Gardner Clark IS Inks stolen Donovan Double pIy s lilerbauer and Heckler Smith Cross and Illerbauer Hit by pitcher By lardner I Wild pitch Gardner Umpire Jevue Time 130 CJSCISIUTI 10 n Locis a CnicinATi Auz 8 Cincinnati took an easv gama rft8 from Jr Louis I this afternoon Kissinger was lu d od the visitors weri badly off In their fielding At tendance 2000 The score scoreI CJlleuru rc I ST LOCIS nlDroi1 I HIBPO A x Burke lf r fl 130 umrown c fo 1 a a 2 Fwlng 1st b8 Ii 11 0 0 Miller p 0 1230 MePhee lidbl II 8 U 0 U ooley 1 f 00202 Ilolllday o fl 2 1 0 OIQulnn W bO 1440 IIm af A I gI8 3 y 1 Miller rf 0 oiu o linwd r f 1 V 1 o il hmltli s 1217 OHy l 1540 craj1lb 11 n 1 3 0 IVItz lt U Vaiiirhu J L I i S 2 d saniuelsIld i b 0 t t Ilhlnes p 1 J n 1 0 KIsMuffer PO 0012 Hoy 11 II I U Totals 2 8 24 IS I 8 Totals III Idll 181 li HE calloit nut for running outside the line Cliulnnatl 1 0 I I I II II II In bt IOUU OJ I 0 II 0 2 U 0 0 U 2 Karnid runs rincliinnll al St Inuls 1 Left on banes Mi clnnatt N M louli t first bate on balls urr Itlilmn 1 lilt KIn er 2 Mrmk nutIly Ilhlnes by KIIIIIIr I Tuba hltsMclhre Ielt aiiK m linwil Surineehltbamuels rtlolcn IiawsIluricp h Intf Dnnble plajs I It I Oultiu aJd IVItr Milhtp hmlth niit VttinK Hit pitoiier ll Kissinger 1 Umpire AlclJnnald Time 2 us Minor JeaI1Qe KARTKItN I1AOUl I AT kriUMiHrLU Sprlngneld OIU 2 0400 111 1 Hjraiuie 0 u 1 o a It u u 410 lilt bprlnnllill 17 Straiiuc rt FrrorsSnrlng nild fi iriipue1 IintterKnLallahun I und Uuuiou r t tW rl fj lulunij Kllroj HuriLT and Hcki iT ttll Ktsl ARItc Wllki KbnreO 0 1 II I a I t II 0 0 0 n 0 27 linrtaiu o o u u c o i a n o o o III l lilts Allke barre 11 IhilTiilo ll TrrorsWllkes barn1 4 lintTatn 4 lUllerltiiliettCb and Lilktflus lIecHno and iJotvsu AT 1o1I TO Rcranton 11 0 0 0 I 0302 0 Torunto a a 2 1 II 0 0 1111 HIlBScTantnii II Tornntn 18 Krror Kcr nton 7i Turnnto 4 Uutturlis Juhnsonand btrlver 1a ua and Laki AT rJllWII Fclt Providence I I II I I I 0 212 ltiKhr ter U 0 u u 2 II U 0 U 3 lilts Prnvldrliee ISs Itnchestir 14 FrrorsPrnv deme II i KOI lutiT 7 Untttrlnluigaii and Me Aule Donohue nml Merger xttt i MH AMI uumr At Fall River rail Diver 13 Augusta I At 11 1atvtiipkot rol Patt tucket 27 I ettlston 0 At llriiikliiii Iorlliiiul I I h I ilnitklnn I 4 At hutv HedfordJtivf ludrurd4 llangor 0 fJTFB1 IFAIIIE At Indianapolis Indlnnai ilU2 Detroit S Atilrand Kaphlsilruud itHplili 41 Term Haute a AI UluucapollsMlniiapiills 10 Ut Paul 2 Other Osmie IT u lilT Nettpnrti Il 0 0 0 0 0 0 n 23 Cuban OlanU 0 0 u o 0 0 8 011 AT I4HEUTV 1 Y Mm Himl lines as I o 2 0 4 2 0 a IB liatiurlvs Lathrop and Frrdenherahi i Hluart and furrle At tilentlalci I IAlert A C 13 Wavprley A CIO At luUiirit 1urk Al Urounds Uedford Puik A C IS Itilun n At HiiiHish I IVernons 171 Flntbiish No 814 Atltronkljii rnluniblas l 14 Mes rnlpsu I AHMImy HilJ I UrouklynlouiiK Uute lI Wall dottti I Nutlonul lpniiiie Oiitnesl Tndnj imlllninre u New York at llalllmnrit Prikl nt Ihllidilphia ai astern I Park I ii tmi is aNlitnktonui linrtinii Pliubiirgh t iiiUilllp I nl IlllNliur h hlfagn ttf Cluvilaiid nt nliago nTIIVIt IUMMI Orltrnl Ilpld Club vs Athldlts of rooporslnttn at lIe ck Alert t 1lrailc null iillnc Tin aniiiul plcnliand athletic spnrunf hu Alirt Af nf llriMkljn niru la Id at Illllins 1nrk Him dale I I p lirday Mininary ii nliiindri d turd liaih nll bv J 1 nhiirii ktiitih I r J liid 6 nriN Hiniul I h I Kuliliil 1 tuiu ililnl Tin i II I U i mills I wi huliJrid nll Iniiil Hint llikh Wnn by T J rtII 1 illll Itirl luard I I llh nii t y H jimli foii r J t fiiburn i rut litlilnl llmii 2 iv Miiili Inir humlridHid lnrl aid 1 liin W IUL by p p blllill i JIlU J HllXaihlH IA 1 llltll kllOlll J W li lirlin wraii h thud line AiHininls I HKlit liundridiiiiililglity jiul Itini Wu ID J I oi inn i riitti i r J lli I ftiuhh I jrils kicmtd T li I tMiiun i U urJ Hurl Time Vmlnuio lhi If nluU IlIIill11I11 111111 Wnnb I J U Janklls si ratrh 1 P hinlih Vi nnli muiMlT J Uinl 4U tards third llmii Mnlniiiis till M muds mil him lud rd Mini luteWon li J IIAn lills f II 1 lilt HiieonilJ u uluUn Hi rl limp I inlmiii si b t 1 1 i h j 1 I u 111 itnij inpphJ l hum I mid r ilvtjut 1 biiniii Jnnis Ilirlcn und llininuN ila Inn iil J ni II liurut and I Iridtrii J I llat utlili I imitl I iiu jsij tiLiimls I till yjnISuk lUiMiuuh 1 llunl brat vtnniir J I W I luoiime I U uliruiiMioud J II Iiurilt Ihhd Time t mlnillt JMtoud l I Ililiiilfold ViiubyA JPratl OIndaloA0 P iV 0 Urltu Alert f kiiucU J i tuburu Ihlrd I 1 irnsetuta Rider HnsptndedTr l r fo Profe alannl Jtnnk Tlio Haclng Hoard of the Lcngue of American Wheelmen has suspended a number of rider this week fur competing In unsntiotlontd races and transferred a batch of class U men to tlio professional ranks Among the rldor trans forrcd aru J M llnlJwIn Newark A W Iarker Xovfton Mass Frank Mayo lloston Mass II A Scaxoy Walthnm Mass 1 H It Btcenson lllont Charles SclialTsr James It hc Jofoph H Knapp It A French II II 1 rlcliumacher K Gordon Holbtnok Haltlmuro and K W Hutchlngs Washington K U Illauvelt of this city Ims been placed In tho professional ranks at Ills own request Harry Miller atlas C 1 Itlcliey llarrlnburg 1a and T II Iluirard Ihlladelphla Ia I hare been suspended from all track competition ponding an Investigation Into their amateur status The transfers from class A to II this wcok aro as follows F C Kclireln Toledo E 11 Irlswold J E ticlivfniior l Charles Horn Wlntenet la J M llarnctt Lynn Mass H U Iluckcr Inrtlsnd Or nnd J II Fitzgerald ColTse MI1K K II A suspension of thirty days liai been placed upon John Morrow Hoy 1ark Thomas Hubbanl Otto Heniplo and Howanl Frnzer for rompetlng In uncnnctlonnl rapes John Banatzky Albert Amtncrnian Alfred An demon and J II Hnnsonmet of lluttertleld Minn liavo been nuspended fur thirty days dating from July 117 W It Scliutt JSclme Iwrgcr U llakor J O Stanley t Decker and W Sclilerlntzmior of HI 1jiils have boensus ponded from all track competition until Sept 1 r Slipllnn Marlnus Nelson Chlpago H I Hart Urnnd Uaplilv II 11 I Kilily nnd U T Flaiisburg Kalamazoo Mich Imre been sus pended for thirty ila s from July IO for com peting In races not handicapped by t olTlchil unndlcnpnvr The following rldnrs liave been sustwndcd until elt1 W C WalE and Altvanl White Dnllas Tcit E 1 Wood Jr Jamet W Iyman KH Wlueler Flttsllcld Mnsij James Klrby Lenox Mas Andrew Clnrke lllu dnlo Mass lieorge llnrep 1 t1 Ilushung 1 Portlier W Wntson L I llrldges Frcme lllgglns I Kl 1uso Tex A upell lon of thirty days dating from July 10 has been placed upon F 1M I Iruppo of Clove land for ungcntluiuunly conduit ou tho rnto trapk nl Imyinn Iho 1 Cllii Wheelmpn of Jeney flly nlll hold thu following rnnd races on uturilny AUII171 llulfmlli bprnteh nniinlh linndlcnp ttto tulles Imndlcnp llvutullpa liniicllcan r rank Waller anil A H Molxpll the profes sional riders nlll compete In a lUUmllu race foru 1000 nur ent llethlcliem Ill on Aug LN Alllunc the rlilon whn will compete In tho profetnlonal races at Manhattan Beach toinoT rotrnro II C Wheeler AuUn Crnnks Tay Fatnn Ired St Onge Frank Mayn W M Haldwin Watsnn Colnmnn f YJ I HI al r A VV InrtiT I J Ierin I A Hlltle tlenrne cuttrr llenrge 1 Kuldkii John J MuIallKhilii I elKlitnn lllauteltCon llaker J K Ntarliuck II K llarthnln lIaklrkJ mowc K Kluite K C Daker llarry Hawthorne Herbert t Slnltiu dipt Henry A Stone pxlnspcctor of Illflo Practice N O S N V vias neon cstorclny with a new fnngled contrivance In thu line of bicy cle It U I tho Intention of louli IJ I While of 143 Elm street nnd Its peoullnnty Is thnt It Is propelled by a water wheel or motor 1 lie ppdnls Instead of acting on the wheel by n chain and sprocket ns in ordinary hikes nro practically pump handle that pump watpr from a reservoir to the water wheel attached tu the hind wheel An arrangement of tunes permit the water to bn used over and over again and the reservoir H also uned tn store rpservp tmorgy to nfmlst the rider In climbing hills or accelerating lila speeil It Is claimed by the Inventor Una a rider can ascend a hill with no more exertion than Is re quired to propel other machines on a level and thnt the speed of tills machine will be doublu the ordinary chain nnd sprocket appliance C apt Needlinm of the Kings County uiel men makes the following statemvnt The Rver Ide Wheelmen of NPW York havi made a public announcement to the effect that while they will not enter team In the Metropolitan Association of cycllntr Clubs rnad race at New Dorp I 1011 1 Sat urday next they nlll challenge the winner of that ree On Iwhalf t or the Kings County Wheelmen I de sire to state that as w have a team entered In the contest referred to and expect to win the event wo snail refusa to accept anv challenge sent to the K O W by any club In thoM AC C unless such club has first met and defeated the team that will repre sent us lu Saturdays race Cheas nt Haitlngi IlARTtxns England Aug BThoro was not much excitement at tho chess tournament to day as only two games left unfinished In previ ous rounds were continued Illackburne beat his man Janowskl after sixtythree moves In eplte of tho fact that the latter had a won game at one stage of the contest but he failed to take advantage thereof Illackburno It I mar be added selected the French defence aa second player In this game The AlblnUardeleben game wa not finished The sco ra 1u iron Zosf Playim Von Xosf Albln M JW Plllsbury 1U IU Bardeleben I J Lon1 Pollock JSJ IU Bird 3 1 Schlffars i 1 BchllforaM Blackburne 1 8 Bchleehter t 2 Burn W SH Stelnlts S punsberg M 1 Tarrasch 1It1 a JanoHskL 1 2 Telchmann 1 8 Ikor 8 1 Tlnsley a 1 Mao IU I TschlRorln U 0 Jtason 1 V Verganl 0 a lllesrs 2 KWalbrodt 2 1 Total games won 113 Total games lost 3J One gaiiiu adjourned Tho fourth round will bo played tomorrow and tho Hfth round on baturduy Ilasebatll Note John Klnslev A tvlns J M Meekln MeMahon and nusle Clmlnnatl has released deaf muta Hoy htaleymay slicn with the Philadelphia Wilson succeeded Farrtdl tho Uf th Inning C O Williams Not unless ho signs n contract Jo co leads the LeaKiic In home runs He has mado elcten Miilulre has caught mnre games than any League cuuhcr Constant Header Address Orange A C and II will rca h him James lenktns 1 Jones Write to him care of the IhKtiia niulie Kmnk Accnrdlna to the omUal scores ho has only made four Ill Will Pltrher Clare of the Recreations send his ad dress to this ofllcu I P Ualsh The Ilnstons play at the Polo grounds Sept 11 I IU I and 14 J II T Write tn V n Young Washington D C for the onuial ateraqp Illthir Ilcnfinof the ICansts City Club will wear a Iln iun tinlfnriii next sea nn MaiTord taken a brace I In his battlnr tn tin four games pla td no far this tteek ho Ims madj nlnu hit Meekln ttlll 1llrh fnr Ihe New Ynrke In Ialtlmoro tndaj and MiMaliun ttlll prubably bu pttrd agalut him 1lmII It Is a singular rsct Hat nf all the teams In tho Lpagne ashlnglnn Is I the hardest fnr Clet eland to brat bratP P J Ilyan Hy wrlilne to II A Ilnnnell 30 Con lamlt 1 street uii can net a schedule of the homo gsmes gllnt Jl t J Howard Rusle held the Ismlsvlllfs down to one hit AUK U41 1 HIM lint HUM lunln 9 were played Ihe game was lu this city TheMlut aviraulng I 17 years would like tnarramtx 7aYc II a game r ir AUK 11 with l a club In their class Address J sen man 213 Lust Furty Ihlrd street Manager Felee Is I quoled as saying that Ihe Ilnstnn clubhssastrluzunimilnsnt IniilHvllip I and that hu tt III perlalnly I play In i Ihe Hub nest season The Astoria n It nine are fipen for games with all eluhs tthniiii players aterage 17 cars AddrtssWIl fl i iul rgtT J rAt ltj 1 Hum k ilahiin I j Trun brliiite street Ailnrla 1 Id Andrevts has derided that umpiring Is ton dan Reruns n game As wnm ns Ids hi okin In In I mended he will start for his pineapple plantation Florida The Dresden nI C has AUK IN 11 Kept l and tho aftfrunon of Iahor Iiay OINMI fnr cauus vilih teams avi raging 11 years Address K Hulllvau 8017 Atlantic avenue llrnoklyn IlTTkKt HIIII Aug HTho Pittsburgh Club manage ment today slinvd Hhort Mnp Htewarl the toiina manwhnhns tnen playing nuth a seiissllonslganiu for the Franklin Club of llio Iron RIII 0111 Liague Jiuk Fltleld one of tlm new pitcher secured by An snn was first thought nf last spring vt hm the fhl rt hr l FiAW111 cagns plat oil at llllle llnck 1 FlAehl wai In 11 the bur and struck nut Aninn tttlie and slncu then tint out m in n thinks that he Is I a wonder The Toronto club has Into I first class pltphors In Drat and laiip and Manager i liapman is Imdly In 1 ll I fa II otnnltlllflil med of a Ihlrd pluher I A gnml niai ran get an hump illatiiengirfpiinnt byaddruislntf ManagtrUhaiimau at II llktklmrni Ia I up In liie da luxl lluiMnniinr r has Aug I lnbor Dai ninrn 1r11 I f ral MI 7111 W lI IngiindiitierniHin andropi 7 II vluld I IIIMMI tn an uiiirnrmrd Itiiiii tthntn puoersatpia ii I7 psr iiiinrunttt s imiKt lie iilin i d Ini nut of tnwn gunu AddriH I 11 J Iibnor I iin tnliiinhtitavi I nuo Tie inlumhliii nr llrnnkl IMO Aut tit t 11 hill li 1 lalur lut itll riiiinn en I ptinliiki l um H t li in i I 2n IlfJ Ipni fnrganiiiiulih I liri i el is unlfiiriiii I n ami In nr within llflj nnlp if limiLlvn I WII iiiiiiniiisin frrid AiMnoJFUlielun M t inn nrd sin 11 llrnikl n iMtliig In pitiiillitiiiii nf ditei the Dprrti Cluli Imi Aug V4 nilr I Iii nn rniiu and I afteriinnn J I II 21 mul 1 J up n a 1 npiii I put 1 thn Hi lllptliai Jniia Plnl llil lnn i lulu m I nn llrbt i Uiiluii I piiilniiMiiuili wr iiiiiii AJllrUlt 1irti H 1111 i hiiiiiiul iuri IIII n Tin 1istai hluriih ii liil Ihii ttlll plit tlm I elllIII ips nf II IH MiiinpiHim fiupnrin C miuiiy u1 KiiiKu kriiunds i I moil fttrui s iiiih lir ilEljn UMlirin ii II Tni ir i nllrrili i i rlvalrv b Ittpen mi tn taxluiil I liini iitid u lltp g UUP fs xpii ti d The Meultn I r tiu r it IM I e tin ditiury fin I Ih i MilmiilliiiiK I nnd Ken and Wtflsli i will plli h aldcalin rupilHii I lor Inn 1iMaS Odds nnd Illil fit Hinrt The inlornl irlikrirr n fiVtv Ymk unlled undir thi nilfn iherirliiUiint linvnd irry ulr Irani and am ilihi I In put up u Mu1 iaiiit for innni nf iht si i mul i inxs i Inns 1 In tnls tpinil I li 11 li tin fntcrjirl I I Ir r Illlj nrranllullnn i nliii and I Ilip liam III Ihi I II t4 r I I II iinnihiirpe mil liitu nUiu in play Ilu luial 1 liuuiatNitt liritiiln vuiiii 11 Puluriln sr l 11 sini aim t u It am ir fmm Ban iitnnin Z sn thp ripnrl Ilial l Ihe Flnrldu I Allihti c un I tta i n itli iinit Ihe piopnultlnn uf puilinin Hi Lnrutt Huliniiiiiiu nilil m lepo I II g t t ot t in Ihn etent nf itfiliUl Inlrrrcremo I In Texas as brniiuhl iu III attiiilloa nf Irfsldeut l las Tim 1 II Jl Mlr i oJ r etnI Uller 1 IniinvJIalely U ued aiiofUclal aDuouncemiUI Ih undrr nn tlnuiiisuiurs noultl the oght lx aliIwIill tllk pllUO 11 UII II I BAD DAY FOR THE TALENT FlJB nxrtHACKKn 1 rOuns JOSK AT nnnntinti JIEACII Connolsieur Hunsi n Mile nnd n Quarter In Mioa unit llmln IloKKett by the Hhortmt nrlleadiIIaratllon IIU Ton lonlII IlHmrale nnd I Ileoten Out by Hnlonlen Annot Ille Inily Hlchniond THtlo Mutt nisd ertKtnty AVIn 1 the Other Trent Tliooutlier MtllefleUrs l good threeyearold colt Connolsieur with 118 pounds up rnn nrallo nnd nijuartcr yesterday nt Ilrlghlon Itcach In tho fast tlmoof lIOU The rattling finish be tween Connoisseur nnd lloggctt In this rnce n welterweight handicap for all nges was tho feature of n fair days port Only four started nnd Connoisseur un tho strcnglh of n very good run for tho dlstnnce lu tho Henllzntlon nnd an easy win nt the Ileach about two weeks ngo went to the POlt A strong favorite over Uoggelt Harry Alonzn nnd Warlike The public counted him a stnko horso ntnonp selling platers nnd In spite of tho fact thnt he was giving nil the rest weight the bulk of tho money went In on his chanco nt 7 to 10 Wnrllko cut out the running nt n merry clip down inst the stnnd and around to the turn for tho liackilrctch Chore llttlclleld moved up with the favorite and before ho had covered another furlong Warlike was done Uoggett now closed on Connoisseur and together they mado the upper turn on almost even terms As they swung Into tho homestretch llttlclleld was seen to bo riding hard nnd using his whip nnd for the moment Dnggctt looked nil over a win ner lint the fnvorlto responded gamely to every call and try ns ho would the son of Tho Hard could not shako him off Doth jockeys rulo NUperbly nnd both colts rnn true ns steel but Connoisseurs finish WWl just a trlflo the stronger nnd his noso was In front as the pair crossed tho lino under n hurricane drive Considering tho time the tclglitn nnd tho clone nnlsh It was onu of thu best races nf the Ilrlghtnn Beach meeting and tine that drew n burnt uf npplnu from tho 4UOU spectators pro ent Doggctt nlthougli defeated by tho shortest of hend showed himself n better colt than ho was commonly believed to bo before tho race The men who backed him at to 1 got an evenmoney run for their money Warlike nnd Harry Alonzn rnn n second close raco for third money tho latter coming strong nt tio finish nfter baring been ridden hard In the rear from the drop nf the Hag and Junt missing tho mark by I a liort head llity tturu boatui nit ten lengths nr more by DnKKutt nnd Contiolfcnr Huminlo was tho oenmoney futorltc for tho IIrt ram a tlaih nf n mile fur nonwlnnera mill If Hamilton had not nailed n little tno Innis In 1111 I lilt his 11 i Idi the chanius aro that the favor Ito would hne lundul front Instiiul htlug btntou n scant held by SiUoulcu MiliJlcant nils In front thon oho ttrnck the homestretch but hnloiilcaquii kly nalle l her nnd guliutl tho lead beforu Hamilton nut null with Hainmlo Tlio fnvorlto finished strong und In u fmv more Ktrlilis would havo won handily but 1enn hustled Snlnulcn nlnng so unceasingly thnt tlio daughter of irlnsteud held her advantage to the end A man named Murry md the winner up tn SiSO ut which I prlco BUO vt as bought In by tho bantu Anita stable hlhor II abtrnpulnz lilu flnelnnkltig Snlva lur cult from Maruu Dalya utabh was liuulo tho hottest kind of n favorite fur the ocnnd race Jhonung tcr had never started In the Kust and had dona nothing Auudorful 111 public In Mnntnna but the tip was out nnd nltli larnl up the talent backed him at odds on ngnlnH ankco Doodle Annot Lle and mimo other vcr fair twnj earolds The race was nt nu furlongs Annot hylo showing In front the mo ment Matter liono dipped his tlaif vtas never headed Tnral had bilttir well placed at tho start and tralltd the leader Into the nppi r turn At the three furlongs he called on tho favorlto and Oliver oulckl closed on Annot Lylo hut the colt was beaten before they turned for homo nnd ulthnuch Tnral rode him with whip and spur the length of the stretch tho lllly bent him easily in 10J Ynnkre Uoodlo who got off lu the rear ran a irooil race finishing third With fifteen pounds less tn carry tin threo earold i In the third rape failed to better thc time mado by tho tnoxcarnlda at the eniuu distance Iho furlongs Mangrove appuarcd to bo the best of thu big Held that faced tho starter and he Ma heavily backed at 1 to The fu orlto showed In front In the run up the back stretch but ho stopped lln the last furlong and Lady Hlchmond took command winning by a neck In a pretty finish with King Gold who ran like R race horse In the homestretch Little Matt gave the talent another no ct in tho fifth race starting at S to 1 with Mlrnge an oddsoil favorite and coming through the bunch at the last furlong pole a clever winner by half A lengtb Factotum who made the running for seven fnrlongs was the contending horco to tho end Thn favorite finished a poor fourth A fifth fatorlte was bowled I over In thn last race Marshall going to the post at even money ngalnst Certainty Fuslleer and Pay or Ilay Hamilton got nivny In tho lead with Certainty and was never headed from ftagfall to ttnlsn winning In a gallop hy three lengths Fusllpcr bent the favorlto a head for the place Tho summary lUST ItACn For tour Arolelo and npiiard tn the winner fann to the second 73 and to the third tS foiling ono mile banta AnitaKtahleubmSnlonlca nb Irlmstead Jennie U 1U41 Ielini 1 Onthani Stable I sbh llaminle 3 lin I Hamilton i 3 U liirhes Co ilu m Muntlnint 3 lut j Iteaknn H 3 Aluna Hpiculatlon and riaty atno ran Tune 1 14 IVttlnKFvcn ninmv ncnlnst Ilnmmle S tn 1 Salnnlca A tn I JlrndUant 0 lu 1 Speculation 2U to 1 Aluhuu to Illair 1 SECOND BACK For twoyear olds to the winner 100 to the second 7V and In the third fl5 live flirloiiffK W II Hirbcs s b f Annot Iyle by Dnrcaldlnelmp llltlolnl 11 linillttlfiAeld HHH 1 ilarcus Dalys b e Blherll lib Tarall H H 1 CambrldKc stables tJ e Yankee Doodle IlK Over ton a Klmr T Saraieuescn and Imperial also ran Time IO ii IlettlnzTen tn 7 on Mirer 11 4 to 1 aiialnst Annot Ivie 4 in I Yankee Doodle lu to I Imperial 3D to 1 King T SO to aracener THIltll 1IACC Korthreetearoldnil the winner f3nO to the seo xiul 1 70 and to the Ihlrd tlS selling nvp furlong ilaiomlier Oiillgans ih r lud Hlihmond by Imp Krle HaltSlotlle till 10Ir I I 1 F T Clarkes Imp ch c King clolil lou UngKett It C PWITS h K Munxrnve liu Mued u Second Attempt Inqulrendn tannle II Captain Jack and cauuianla Hlsn ran 111111101 IlettliiE Twn 1 on Mnnitrotp 5 to 1 aealnst lad IX p1 IIlIf Hlchmnnd Htn 1 Siiund Attempt III tn I rannh al K 10 tn 1 klngOnld JO tn I Imiulrcndo 4U tu 1 Cam panla to till Captain Ji k FCHHTH 1trE A welter weight handicap for three ear olds and upttarii to the winner 811111 tu Ihe st coud 75 und to the third 113 one mile and n quarter Ilttlefleld Jrs eh P Connoisseur it by Imp Sir ilmtredDlilanne IIAilltileneldl 1 Onerk Liable s ch c Ixiretl 1 111 I Pnggiit a W II DuKolse a hlI Warlike 41UJ lliurxy u Harry Aluuzo also run Time 2 00 netting Ten tn 7 nn connoisseur 2 tn 1 against Doggell 12 tn 1 Harry Alonzn inn to I Warlike Firm HACK For three jearnlds nnd upward tn tha winner 1100 tn thesooond 47S and to thu third 123 selling OlltlllllP WII Jennings hr h I Illtlo Mall 4 by Voltlgeur libu k unl IU7 Penni 1 J Irllit A Cn n hr b hhCiuiuni I ini Keefu u J AilunifcM b I ir 1 iHhlnviir 4 In tlarrlgani j Mlra u and Mit lly lull t nUn ran lime I II HellliiffFluiln 4 nn llirap li tn fl aislnit little Halt I Kin I luiloluin IDIu I Miell Tlltllv UU in 1 IiHhlnvar hlTii nrr lnr thrte ear nliU and iipttnrdi tn HID winner fjnn In II e ellllll71 and lu Iho third C 3 selling ntie mile F Cnnkl In eh li Cerlalnly Miy llnyal Ilamntoi bn i erlitnien I I i 1111tamllimi 1 Onetk htablDH b n Fns luer 4 11W llngKett 2 Whtenrtsh h Mimliiill0 t HIlt 11111 it Pay nr Pin alto run runlime I IW Dotting tven mnnu against Marshall1 a tn 1 Pay nr Ihy 4 In I 11rlalllly I u In V riiillur 1 l1trl for todii lICe Mrit 1I111tIIr thr eeir olds find iiptiard that luvi nit I ttnii fldi ihli iar n stveiiutakes of M lath tn the it Inner SJIHI tn ktinn I J3 and to thu tllill fj bllllliltilllottllllitsniiullille 1IUH lllnloii rler IU 1 lllrlnilnxn llnnllniilricn 13 u4 JakiHhlpse I IJ llvhmi ivo tl lttI 1 I 1illohln hroiil Ine illlnK huiilleip I fnr titivrnrnliU lla f m III IIf all IIITK In In I intirel 1 1 I n kid l at in linn for siOiii n kiiei pMuki4 1 f riKh tn ihe u inner tii locnnnd 7i iiiel tn ililil H i null n mile lemulcl II II rit Initlo 107 U itU limit lliUK III Ill Mlk Hi Jliint mul tit Itiiiirilim uu Hi ii IHI iirl i 111 Ihliil IMcii in Ihrii jfinli IIIM i imnrd n BWII ktai if y ii h in nut it Inn rinjl inmrmil iJ uil inthii i SJV tin ti lam r in In oi ut uui tinit nl ntiunis inn mill nn I a Mitei nth The l iii IDIJuk IhuJeiv Inl liui nl irmpi mi us ni n MI Miru pj lulleil lain Ml Sen 111 Allempl hi lloiniili ID nllilr InioiiJr p fmirih Hani A hmdlcap fur tlirei par olds ami uiiwtrii u j nii iii nf t mill tn in it nurr ltiu ins ioinl Jjun I liilllil JJ1 nun mile l ipialn T Illle lti i i Hei rwlUou nui iiUhmun Ul Vision mi Hflh llace fnr three earolds nnd npnnrl a sitieiKtiikeiiiif Kliaa In tho ninmr tduo lu m ond ind lu third U furinn Mil I luT Tut r inn linn nicer Ini i nniiinaiiKh u I t ra 1 5 illllUII I I Aillman lil blitli llaip wiltirttiUhl handliap for three Jearo diiind uiiwaul us iip tasrs r 3 aih in the winner iio tu secoud 73 and to third ouo mile and a half blrTom ta iHtrino Ul kprllo lK7llo e Howard 137 I m i M AT THE SARATOGA TRACK nUette Wlai by n Nose In n Hntllln rialill HAltATOtlA AUK B There wns a Rood nttcml once nt the racM hero totiny Tito weather was perfect but tlio truck untallttlo heavy mm j esterdsys ruin Tlio lirliiclpal event iluwn a decision WM tlio race for the Alliiny Btnkcs liamtlcap of tlio value if 000 willed wits wo tiy Anisette for n imio nfter n ntlrrlnx flnlsl with Her del Unrrerei second who was n no la front of Mssak hiimtimrlcst riiUT MACE For nil KM purse tSno of which 175 to second nn til in thlrili lit nil ft half ftirlninrs Bantn Anlln Mabies ch f Lady lilnmimd It by Lm prior if NorfolkAnita 7 iJleClnln J Mclaughlins u li Wi rnliertf I I III Orlffln nelflngTenlol on U cnitcru T to 1 against Ladjr Diamond HACK For twoyear nldsi purie 10tf of which 7Stoseo mid and JA In third ilrofurlniiKt W linicssh e lioiiiid maiil y Inspector II Haytl 10 iiirlfiini I Kiir i e Kiimilnti E Cnchram 2 Avondale Hlahlp U I lariiilsp h7 illlrks Argentina 1rlucess toretll heresy uud Hky lllu also run Time I Hif lulling Twelve In A iM ln t Knmsln n tn I Hounds man A to 1 Prlnpess NnriMtl A to 1 Heresy 7 to 1 8k Illue 10 to 1 Uanjulse l to 1 Argentina Tllllll 1IAIT Tha Albany Stakes A handicap for all Met of flO path to the winner Slauu tn the second JUv and to Ilia third l 0 seten furluiig l Ixulllsnls h f Anli no by Imp Top lallant waucuiia loiiiiirimin BAM In Anita Stables b r Itey del Carrerps HA Perkins 9 Kentuckys htablcs lmi IIk r Llssak it UU A Clayinn 8 Luvdal also mm Time 1 an npttlnyFevpn In A aituliut llpydel Carreros B to 9 UtMk J to 1 Aulslte a to I Luvdal KIlilTII HACK For three year oldsi purnfl ViOO or uhlch 71 to set mid and to thlrdi one mile nod a sixteenth U II I lieliiionii ph a Ural ilttvlnp by Imp Ht HlalniiiMiiuehaniia 1 lu IA ilatum J V Kogrrssb c liarlpn III I Perkins 2 V uldiMinMli f Munidcut IU5 tUnnin a Ilalltlug also ran Time 1 SA netllnitFhn 104 on Uran lywlne ID tofiagalns Darlcll lil to 3 Sunklent 20 in I Homing UtTII IUCK Fnr fillies Ihrip Jrnrsoll and llinnrd purse 500 or which to seioiid nnd A to third nun ndle J W Honors b f lucinln J by Imp Mr Mudred Stlmnlilrl nil irrrktnii t r lorlllurilirh f Mm I K iUrinin V V n aHnrci b r orlnda 4 Hit Clayton a lime I 1 I PeltlncTwo to 1 cm Iltn In 1 ngalnst Iucanla 0 tn 1 urlnda Tlio followlK arc tlio entries for tomorrow Hrtt Hi f Four nnd n half furlong wlilnr Item nnnt lutl k Illue hit Honolulu Horrlc luOeach IVuinlo hiumil 114 me h Recnnd Hare Ille nn l a Rlxtrrnth Mnurlco anc ChrrrjolotlP MJ I tlltdnn Nlcnllnl llli IBOll Third llur One mil nolllriK liunirnrvcii nnd Kit Xrrnij 114 Iri Knranici mt llJench Lnnknnt 111 All Oreruud Van llrunt 1U1 Altrlo and Oood wlnim Fourth Jlnce FlrrrUhth of n mile llcrnardlno and Coda 10V rrlnroHli nn swoit Fartrdale Mix rlenllna I alallli nne MUs Illnnclie 1O Hftn llaceThrieqdnrttT nf n inlk1 Romper IOX nnil Jnck o Sine 110 Ciioaiwnkc 107 Laurel 3 araiioc Ul RiiclttK Aaulii nt Itnrlem CinrAno Ante N Tndi nm larli ln flr t attempt nt racing liu e tin clvlo fetl ratluu forced tne traekn to clo e Iho nmiiMiftnvnl UIIIUMIIIL il that thvro umlldbennunutmaklnKor poidlnir In plteof this Ilcaslnif ncllmi HMhutidbnoki ir run In the I linn rliiK anil did a Konl btiHlnriw Lurge placard ennTeylnit the Informntlnn that all pernnnn uttempt Ing toplacnalwt would lu njcclid from the iratk did not rrltfulin any of tho Ijttluri unions the DUO spue tatnra If tho man wai knn n the nod win lumclent other nlxa ca h nan reiulrid with the explanation that the money had to tm 1lcnrnplird out of tonn Thliuat not done In n ulnKlf Innlance All lieti were Immedlatplr raid nrar the liarb1 hop upon lira an nounceincut nr the result Thn racing llwlf iv fair tho third eivntbrlAK holly rnnteslrd that n hlan kotnnuld have cnvonM the nr t three hornei froin iinxt to nnlsh fiummiirltM Flnt Itai eFlvn f urlotigi Jno JIanclnl 110 Mag nu n even won Allen 107 Schtrer H to 1 sec nnd Marguerite 107 Ikrgon it to 1 third Time 1 iif Hocntnl fiate Six fnrlont T pro LyonOS Iteam loto lwnn Dm kinder 105 tSherer 4 to 1 ee unit Unrnn Liland 105 iLoaletJ oven third Time 1 lt Third Kaw Mllo nnd 70 yards Freddie I T 100 Maitnuiinii i vn wnn Ia JIT PU llnnten A to I f Mcond lltirrclli Illllet lu noherer wen third Time 1 4Mt Funrlh ItaceSIx furlongs MlM Clark 117 Sche rer H tn A won Jame rarttr 112 Lnates H to A second Long Ulen US lllergfjo 8 to 1 third Time 1111Hfth Hfth IlareSeron furlong Ollvp 106 nergenl 1 tos wonrhrnoa 101 iSiherer 7 to 1 second Lcttli 10 Ioalen 10 tn 1 third Time 131 Reunite nt K Iniiln Hr I M IR Aug 8 Twn lont ihots galloped In ahead of tbrir Held today In tho la t raceHalllo Wnoi ford tin Iwst bred turnu on tho track for u dluuce HaA nrertoolced nnd opened at SO but wont to the po t at VO and wun all the way Two favorlteit and tno iCiml cholcus and an outsider took the other events summaries Mm llaceblz furlongs Frnejt Elmorn 10 Free man U to 2 won Maud McMillan lot J BmlUi a to 1 second Isabella 1U7 Turner 4 to 1 third Time Hectind Hare Five and a half furlonn Judge Du bose U3F Wilton 10 to 1 won MonoUu l A T Murphy 4 to 1 second Benclene 96 Uaroer 18 to lthlnl Time lOUW Third RaceOne mile Star Ruby 100 Tnberrllle H to A won Magnet Ill darner 3 to A second Ml Vounir till II Davis 8 tn 1 third Time 14 M ounh Ilare MX furlongs Ilmsen llii A Covlnx ton U tn i won Nnrinan 114 Freeman 0 to 1 sec ond Mnlllp King 107 C Slaughter US to 1 third Time 11 Hfth lure MX furlongs Falcon 09 Garner Btol won Sumatra 104 Turner n tn A wnnd Darba ro i ion C laiiKhtin4 tn 1 third Time 1 Id Sixth Hace Floen furloiiKR Sallle Wnndfnrd R3 darner Uii in i nn Irlneo H7 J Thorntun 4 to I cc nd ran e lot ilnbertllle 1 to 2 third Time itl ICnclne at Alexuudcr laluntl WAkiiifnTON Aug K Judelnic from the way the talent hut fart il at both bt Anpli and Aleinliler Island during th pa t week It must be Infurrad that they liati ntarly Knnu brnki rii trltil tlielr liand nioln nt AUxaniicr l aud tndat and were baill Irlt Only two favorites won Key Ue t v a oKalnarJn Her Hllmluarleit Flr t Haw Six nnd one quarter furtniigs selling Farruglil M M In 1 and e rn wnn Llltle Jn 107 tn I fur the plate v as second IVyUie 1U7 was third Time lil hfiond Uace Six and a quarter furlongs selling Martcuerlte 11107 4 to 1 and B to 0 won Lady Teacher VS 2 tn 1 for the place was second Irlsn Iat 107 was third Time 1 Mis Third Race Hie furlongs selling Jerney 1018 to A and H tn fl won Con Lucey liw 4 tn B for the place was second Forest lOU was third Time 1 i0tf Fourth RoceRIx and ahalf furlongs selling Avon 107 7 to 2 and B to 9 won Illtiirrr US 4 to 3 for tlio place vtat second Dr raust M3 was third Time 1 VIM Hfth RaceOne mile selllnr Kla OS 3 to 1 and r en won llrnmitnniil I to i for the place was sec ond Mirage luu wan third Time 141H Hlxth llace six ami a half furlongs sailing Key West 117 fltn S nnd 1 to II wnn 1 rank U Harf 104 1 to 3 for the place was Bvcond Joo Mack 101 was third Time lV8 New or the Home World WATFRTOWX AUK S llentnn Wllkes the leffernon cnunt hnrn which won the V KO raie at Did Oriliard Me batnrdalutlirie straight hent beit HIM 4 t 4 hus IHK n kuld to a Mr Mhepiirda Iloitlun tin rchanl for a price ui 11 tin In tli thiiustnds Wllkos wu unned by Dr 8 V 1 ranif of Hi lletllU IkxiviToi Aug H Clmrln Held uhodlitlnzul ed himself as a turfman by paying ftluoouo for the eelrbrateil Ktalllon M lilalfte vtus In Lexlnrton to dav en rnutv to N w York Mr Held received eiipe rial altentlnn from the blue grass horsmenand was escorted to all the noted farms In One st le Ill FFAii Ann K Thn first cases under the Ami bettliiK lawIncnniuctlon ilth thi rarrs heretame tip In iolh e Cnurt this morning when Iranx Nolan and Cjiper trailer of Itn heitter whn wrre arrested at the track e terday w re arraigned nn the charge of Ramhllnr Nnlan slaleil he had been a h okinaker ami r ruzler said he u as a hotel t Irrk but both denied that they wf re engnktd In gambling when arrested lull nanaiiepieil In t inu In IMHII case ami the ai rused cru held for Ihfdrind Jury Oil the M Indnnr Tnirk llihonOnt Mis H Thren thnuiand people at tended the lueil t ida lOt Uiyal u Hit uitnil Kt nf the ilt ml I I lie Canadian uernbU ulnm Ik n hn np liid nt il in I nnd nn luuked iiff the boards Hirm f virlte nd t outsldeis uon l liitu iirk iHinpiiil Ilin JudjDa Ktaiid ultli Judgo I J Curttr Niinimiirle Hr t ItHi et Uiuiiid nnehatf furlongit Mis Fmlly lin it llliamii ill in I ii Jnnlta Inn il nt wnnili 7 tn h secutid Allmo lu vliutuwoodi tu I third rinif I II Htvnnd ltai the and nnlatf furlongs Vlrn Rttfnl It CaMnod 7 InA nn Ilnubtfui 117 ir Mm B Io5 niid Uuitri H7 ishitrlin IV In I Ihlril Time I 1114 Ihlrd Itnie nnd nm linf furhinn MarM Wiiodlindj Inl ilrvlhiM itnA na l mar l i i N I III Vn Inl i inid Ilikn rvu I0 i llurini in tn Inlrd lime I 11114 Finnth Hiv hveiiiiirliiKf Out do 100 IrilUB Htn I ivon Ilik II Imiili u TuliniM I 7 In l ioiid Imp ltuih inlii ibtiriti In in Hml llinrlll rJftii liaii i IK mile uldluir Kin tn uunli 1 tiiAnnu IMvnrr OH ilrtlnt smi kn nn I llpue tauoe HI i iali iNii I to I ililil Him l TrotteiN Slui Flint MIIVVM nt l lkitnod TnlU lIKOix li rlh N 1 MlK s Tlio III Till 1 of lllu Sin Jiri 1iitln3 lluu Hrilii n iiiiou Itnllll llplllUllll IIHIMI 111 mutt llipl i ll A iiuiniu r nf r nl ir in d I In irnk u in i r fin nrdi r iun Ih run Ml iiiliu i I irrdi wiixallnl II u 1 tin l Hlillnu si ik li i u All I 1 Tut H b In1 linlilin I Kniii uti t iiniilirii i b lddu t lr HUH In lrn it luiim Him I i Ihi fiaiiiri i or t uliiv k ii i 4 wni thi c Mtriit 11 III 1 11 h M Illlilth Iliillll I lull tuilll Sliui Inrf l nr 1 H whli h u fl dirid li 111 irr 1 htiiml lliik 0111 IIMII In Hi i MI 11 iiniillj ini uinHnru I IIn lni lu Hi h ory nr il i v n luiion lln ninn r if ilu V In trot John ir u tam iiinnt i d s whi n Hi Hie t li luiv HilfiiUy tnolnttiT Litiiuii nil id nf i Mr iMhilhni his 11111 i li ilf intirdn In I IV KinnMiiiri jtiiicmiiii uiski v I ili H 11 t liini In live nitli hi oii I J H Imkiiiiit In in I jilt V bv liidiuinsii iliim by nig nlunlnr III lum I V7U i l J i llnund r ijrarin blnke foiUnf IKH tttn In tuei i mil Inul nli lit lHlKMinl Sink tiiniil I I lllttrrr bv J In IroldiUin iilliitr b ii idi Ilinu t M t II Wihiduriiiic Vnrm Hlake intnnt i la three in file lube lunik rill b llaiii i llr tt fk i li if 1rln i n IM k din I li iu ulnni ii llllll J It t I t lltv lrt lin Milr t l i li s Ihrre In fltr uillii hni Uoi b lm ri s b K Jniinlnil Jr bt sir Valiaie ilim by nuiu Araluiuhe Hint 3 VulurliyMuiie fnats of IHUj mile heats be t ihrni f In nvvWnu by lull Miiii htm k lnriir ih f bhuda WIUci d w JubclU b VVcdgtvuud 1 A rrrv ran ma A IKS A Hke Bent Hrllansilfs olTConreiiThe Hteph stale Vint Anton the XOrtiler Cowr Aug fl Mr H Horclny Walkers culler AIW today vnrlcil tho monolonv Hint 1ms generally clinrnctcrliicl her racing llnco lier return In the spring from the Mediterranean by winning tha ono Town 1rlre of 100 frcin the 1rlnccof Wnlcss Hrltnnnla MrJohnrirct ton JrX cutter Hester was also In the rnee ntnl though slio got away at thu Mart ahrntl of the llrllnnnln It WAS not long before nho tvas hopelessly bentcn Bho cllil not Rlvo up how ever but pluck lly flnltlied tho rnce In tlio rneo fur UilM rl7o1nst cnr tho Ilrltannln bent the Amcrlcnn sloop Vigilant by 4 mlnut s and IH seconds Including time allowance The course was from Cowcs to tho vtOtvrnrd to ami around the Icpe buoy thence eastward to ami nrnunil tho Warner Lightship and back to tho starting line Utlco nrountl aillstnncoof fortyeight miles Tho twentyraters did not take part In this race but they had a race of their own stnrMni from and returntne to Boutlinmpton At tlio time tlio start was made from heroin tho Town Prize rnce the tldo was on tho flood nnd the wind was light At 10 oclock tho starting gun wns fired and tho contestants tho Hrltannln Allsn nnd Hester went over the lino nt these times Allia 1000101 Hestir 10 no II llrltannla tu ill tn Tho boats nil carried In addition to their lowrr canviistheir lnrKestclubtnp nlK Miorlly nfler the mart what llttlu wind theru was IKKUII to tliu anny and In tho falling brcvzu the Ilontvr Roonovprliaultd Alltn nml pasted under her leu gollllt through Con ei Honiln 1 ho Hester was not nble to holil heradnntano over the Allna nml Hhe dropped buck Into second plncr Tim Ilrllniinlacutilnwniiicrcnt deal uf the time tha othurs had mLUrtd at thustnrt but was still In thaieitr 1 ho llislcr continued tn loso to the Ilrltannln nnd It wus conceded by pverybody that unless something happened tn both thu lenders nho would bn very badly beaten Tho Ien buoy the western turning murk nns rounded ns fol lows Allsa 1 41SO Ilrltannln 1 44 Ell Hester LSI 31 Tho bonts then mnilo for Con en Ihn wind still held faint andtlicrun lotlie WnnurlIpht ship nu the second roJml ns mmle nlowly Thu Iksttr tlropptrt lurther nnd furlhtr ustern On Ilio letiirn to tliu lfpo buoy th llrllannla cut clown the Allsas lend by ihlrticiKlit seconds but could nntcateli her They roundpd the Icpo nt these times Allsa 401 10 nrltunula 4 13 I Iteter 448 2A It was notv only n short run tn the finish which the Alltn reached at4iUnIJ7 The Hrl tannin llnlilifd at 4JOI7 but the Hester did not Hnlsh until noi ut The Allsn nun on elapsed time by 1 mlnutei and eoroniM Iho twentyraters Isolde Iunn htiplmnlp and Inynnl racctl from hnuthamplon dowu through Unites Knnds and back tn Southamp ton Comparatively little Interest was taken m this race ever uotly watching the performances of the blc cuttnrs In their racnnlntig the coastof tlio lullnf Vlclit Mr Howard Goulds twenty rater lninrn toru onu of lier copper durine y sterdnv rapo nnd today she wan laid up ro ralrlnE thodamaKO Coiispquently she did not Mart in Iho raco for lioata nf lier class The yachln passed thrnuch the Cones Heads led by the Mephnnle with the Injonl aecond Isolde third nnd Iunn Inat Die rUoplmnto showed the way nrnund tho course and won the race The Isolde vns second III JtUC XEXT WEEK Al Good a Men llowt n Vigilant Hliould IlcKCh Here About Vedne dny The new cup challenger may eet here In time to see tho new cup dofender In her trial races off Sandy Hook which tuko place beginning on AUK BO Vulk rlu III Is now twelve days out from Oourock Scotland which place she left on the afternoon of July 27 At 10 oclock on tho morning of July 28 she parted company Mltb her tug off Malln Head on tho north coast of Ireland and sailed out to sea with n moderate northwest wind on ber journey toward Sandy Hook The Vigilant on ber return home last spring sailed from the Llrard to Sandy Hook covering a distance of 3104 knots In seventeen days nineteen hours and fifteen minutes making an nt eraga of 10S knots per day The distance from Mnlln Head to Sandy Hook over tho course traversed by steamers IH 2770 knots nnd from the Lizard tu Sandy Hook 2031 knots Tho Vigilant covered sixty knots more h n the taamer course and allowing Valkyrie III say arty knots for variation of route the lenctti nf her course would be 2H50 knots from Malln Head to the Hook or 144 knots lets than the distance covered by the Vigilant Valkyrie III to just equal tne time made by the Vigilant should make the ran In seventeen days which would make her due at Bandy Hook early on the morning of Aug 14 After being cleared at Quarantine Valkyrie II will proceed to Erie Basin where she will be docked nave her jury rig removed ship her spars nnd have her bottom cleaned After tielng put In racing condition she will go down to the Horseshoe that anchorage Krouud being most convenient to tho race course Mr ieorge iould sailed from Southampton n his steam yacht Atnlnnta on Aug Il ftnd as lint vessel can make tho voyage In from fifteen to eighteen days Vlullnnls owner will prob ably arrive in tlino to see her compete lu the trial races TnchtlnK Notec KiTtllLr N Y Au There was n very Interest nit race bettveeu catboats sailed here today for a idliir cup presented by James F Hney tne vtell inotin comedian who has a summer renldenca here The course was ten miles to windward and return and the boats were all sailed by linyi The raio was won bv the Spark owned by Arthur Ilourne and salted b Krnit Kahler The Oold W Imr mvned by John llurkoaon of l r O JL Iturke of New Vnrk and sailed by Johnnie Kahler was second and tho lot bluff owned byAlleu Nyeaud sailed by Klmer MurUoci was third STisrisxs iif JtARts ronir The Ifoboken Tenulsi Crack llent Cbaice at Norwood 1urk NORWOOD PAHK N J Auz H Stevens was again the central llguro In tbo tennis contests on the Norwood Iark Casino courts Tho wiry nthlete from Hoboken sho cd jcstordav how Btrong his prune In at present by nls great play ngalnst tho champion but his vtork agalrmt Malcolm thace thU morning was even more emurkublo Vrenn hud nothing tndn as It was houBlit unfair to play nit tho odd hot of his ostponcd mntcb w Itii Stevens rluht after the lobukun UIIUIB linrd flitht and thcru was no rnom for It In the afternoon schedule Tho morning match between btcvens and Chaco tins hot from the start Mevcns had t nnderf ill control of the ball and rot ered every nch nf the court The Afternoon games were nine In comparison though the IarnedFoote match r ns not onesided bf any means Footo making n gnma light up to tue lust stroke Chnco iMii In hitting humor apalnet Iarker vliose ground strokes were hluh and slow glv ng Chure a chance for some splendid smashing iirker couldnt sroro a game ttioupn he was vtlthlun point of winning sciiTiil The scores MTP Illchard Rteveni Ilnlmken K J beat Malcolm D Clime IrovldeiuP III flSH d rt4 Mlll in A Lamed Summit N J bi at Arthur K Fnolf I ale ilV II II 75 7 S MnUnliii il Chaielmvhlemii R I beat V Uordon Tnrki r New Yuri u tl0 i u Ilirett liny Ilreurun n Clininplnn rrtTllf llAlmnn S II Ailit The Nciv Miimpihlin tiitn championship tennis inuri aim nt wus rnntinned lero to da J Itirml 1aret nf thelonoi Tennis L tub nn n moil scnuillonal victory In the tlnal round ler A I NVIIIiion one of tin old time crrtrk playtrii lid HID Niiif orUir Mill ineit II u lllxly in morrntv rad I il li I Unnl linllid I Mlliin it 111n II 4 11 T 7 11 nileiniiiii himlih Hini Unnl rnuiid li Bhaw ml r Ms lii ut Willis turrlncton and Jaik ai UlilOI1 I nel TiMiriiuutent lit Mltnliiiltan lleueli A pnuriimim tins bun nrrimuc 1 for Iho Ikyclo niiiiinient tn iae phui at thu Xiinhattan lieaih rat U iext Wiilnc di tthh h ttlll mnWe HuMMcailon radkil dirarliir frnii thu niinl inntikisof that tin n IH h r T nun i I in linn prei nielthls rn nnill l It I ii 11 tfnl If me I ilbllu ttlll hiluali liial upiHiriiiiili nf niitlueiii tor n lung llmo to iiti J CfirVilatd Uirrt C Uherler are tnrlde a Hi in IK n MI u MI i HUM 111111 Imiu l iiha hii 11 I inn bit III IMI dlirrrellt IH d Whll rth r 111 lii nil thi irikln hti diiiinns rati I uulu nml ntf l i tn n liMiio ilim r hl 1111 r bllt lilt I h nil lull I IHV III lltl i IIUlHftl U nn III km itn itiit ill HI n ru nit mull iam tihipii v lll inn i1 n riMliillin Ion In HUM Ihu mrli vtlll In ti b n in1 r hiitili tic Utvinn llnir Mahlnx nn I hrl i lliu i i it n i u i nc r nr lUil I mi n ill bia fi i Inl i 111 II i liiiii U I ii hi i lnil in III I I II HI k ItlllliilM Mill Kill II M II I X llllltltujl tilth hi id I i ur u4 i rut r nni l it ih Hurr lil i ih mill f r n h 11 Hi r mil rn lUaxT I I II Iho Mini in irl fur n II mil ll l 1 uln i I inn in in v ruii mil inn ipi n it k n tl i ii uu Professional and Amateur BICYCLE RACES 1111111111100 I M MANHATTAN BEACH Sanger m pIIII Tyler Wheeler rid Porter lUiU i checked at OranasiauO Jp rt Annt Qoofol u VfK 81 1IJ VICTOR AN VICTORCRESCEN CRESCEN BICYCLES ON OUR Popular Plan or 5 CASa Balance in Monthly Payment rang from f12l TO 1000 High Grade and Up todatd Who Call or Writo EQUITABLE E G P CO GENERAL Columbia Buildin PROVIDING j 29 CO I Broadway N I Che Surf BRIGHTON BEACH RACES Etiry Week Day lieKlnnlim at 730PM VA1 n rl nro Idles00 1 All roiiH tu Coney Island dlrtxt to track HOUSE auoir A Fnililnniihle Croivd Attend the Am i lililllnn ofTboinuiclibitd HoMvwooi X J Aug a Tho annual J mouth County Horso Show opened tils a noon on the Hollynood lawn It will bo tlnucd tutuorrow and Saturday The grand stand erected for tho occasion was 1 with bunting nnd tho Ilftitwo private b on tho cdgo of tho green w ere filled with i known cuttngors nnd lintel guests princlt New Yorkers The attendance woa about 2 The judges wero ThorouthbredsW II Fearing Horace Theol and James T Hyde New York TrottirsW II Fearing and IL IL Vhltehead York and Charles A Now hull Philadelphia Hackuejs and Pony Stallions Ueorga Oreen onah It W Rives New Hamburg and Jam Ilydo New York Uraught nome n W Ives H L Herbert Tork and Oenrgo Green Harness Horses Tandems Teams Ponies In liar and Driving ContestsIt W Ivts Joseph B Wld Philadelphia IL F Carman Carmundale LL ion llrown and llarclny II Warburton 1hliadelj baddln Horses Lcm Coffln Altemus Phlladeli Clarence E qulntln Tronton N J and Jami llyde Ilunttrsand Jumpers n L Herbert Lem O tnnus and James T llrdo The awards wero as follows Fifty dollars and 123 for thrnufhbred stall kept for service three years or over Krcdc Gebhards Orvas first lidnard Kellys Devi second Tho SO prize for the best thoroughbred bl mare with foal went to Edward Kellys HoU tho only entry Fifty dollars and 2o for pair of horses over 141 not exceeding 18 hands Juseph E WldenersDrl Iston and black gelding first Mrs John Oork MKlit and Darknew seoond tho New ork C Horse and Cob Companys Jim Corbelt and Mollli third The ponies not over 13 hands In ham shown were William 31 V Hoffmans A qulse Joseph J ODonnhues Heathen Lea K Wellsa rjpot ftTnyer Uoldsmlthsi Daisy i Richard F Carmans Hpot First iirlzo 25 to Carmans Spot second 91 Wellsa Spot UaUy third Heathen fourth For the 30 prise offered by Charles K Bates for best thoroughbred all round goer In barr Entries W F Doerra Ills Illrhnem Solon L Fra llooket John Doyles Hchuyler Timothy U W runs Emperor Jacob Iloihschllds Watch Ere I Moores Nlchelet Edward Kellra Hanllngs Ueorg flulmes H lden nod Dr W W Ileochs llelsn IL JKotmans Imp 8 Simon Jrs 11 Dandy Joaep Wldeners Dash and Jim Corbett enured by Gates for exhibition only Won by Ouldtn Ilod The entries In the saddlehorse contest lion mare or gelding over fifteen hands wi W II flustced Pansy tllis AdeleOncrnabeln llarcell O A haportas A Cos Vorfue K W Hobl Jrs Zenda linbert Maclaya Chloe Mrs John i ken s Ladas Arthur Corlless spunk and Ilrs V Kmmans Hay First prize 125 to Ladasi sect IO to Zenda Ilay thtid Vodiia fourth Harnesi liornen stallion mare or First t 3 to Joseph K Wldeners Greenw seciind IO tn the New York Coach Horse and Companys Rwoethenrt the onmpanya Autocrmi cured third plate und Datld auggunhelmgrs I Hot fourth Ilarniis hnrses stallion mare u celdlni b tw 14 1 and 15 hands First J3 todeorie BOoirn Tho Hat siTOnd 810 to J E Wldeners Dr Lewlil Jim Corbett third George B Uulmes Ureysl fourth Tortvllle Bowler Ontlnsr The bowlers of Yorkvllle held their annual oui and Raines at Wllllamsbrldna yesterday HandK prices vt ro nwardtd to the winners In all the eve Summaries Onehundred yard Dash Wnn by Charles IA John llrch second Charles lltlderbrand th Time lit 1 5 s cnnds HalMnllf Hun Unn by M Murphy T Allen ond U Schmidt third Time a rulunws liva Four hundred and forty yard nun Won by Cha Hastings Mo Duff frctund P U John ttt Time HH 43 seconds Pultlnr Shot Won bv J Rnilth with a put of feet in Inches T urirfn seonnd with a put of feet J Ilenhthlid tilth a put of U3 feet fi Inches Hunnlne Illeh JumpWon by F lltytr will jumii of I ted B Inches J Hamules secnnd wit Jumnof 4 fettU Imhcs T Allen Ihlrd with a ju One mile Hun Won by J Connelly B Uarkov second Charles I v third Time 5 minutes Three b gKiil llace Won by J Ucrch and fMe J Conliell and T Alii n second TheboMlIm prlie were awarded as follows Schmidt f Xarkonlu and Charlea L vy ool ll1i 11 triitm nt A UIIIJD 1 eJ7 BIX BTOHEK NEWVOIIKBTOIIES nilOOKIYN BTOnEa I1 fllroad way mid liedfordave llllOAIiWAV rullnnsifaudKlatDushavt COHJ1ST ST Atlantic uu VarmontavtsT 3D AVKVl2JI bTJGrcenpoInt I and blanhaltan ai Two thiiiRS wrong about 01 glinoo ISliirts too many c i thorn and too low in prico AA oxpcct tlio latter troublo to romot tlio first howovor SK50 mid f 100 qualities arena 200 mul S2 liD 2GO anil 200 qualitiea aro no 100 ami 1GO All L lhI nll IlnI1IU lIk nccd lo J All 111 Iulln 1Ic TttniiiiH nfiliMiilimenii Crush Hints rediieed fr Qt 8 Afll P V ilentiiiiiiifjn J l anll M Hulls rodueed tnl DO YOU WEAR YOUR i TROUSERS OU AVo know you wonr thorn oiiT loim that IH tho fenoral riitt lint wliit wo moan is do you u thorn out Leftiro tho coat nnil vo If ho conio ami get a now I nnd inulo tho suit as pood aa ti Wo ran match anything you h ImujU iioin us nmtoh it quit aiil wnll and at reasonable pr Tho juality will bo as gOUt tho Jlrrit that says a good cloa BALDWIN fIlE OLOTHI1 UfO N IIlall VIruN HTHEirr Coru r SUaiias kl J1Ie101ltlla a r

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pw0 IIII W IfjIYfr a THE SUN FRIDAY AUGUST 91805 6 i i t r J WHIRLWIND JOE PATCTO 7J11 JtVIU MottW JunICU jioniitr 1 ov Itf IT IMH rittvii I Il Ho Win Three Out of Four lenl In I i I HemnrUnble lltiral of Hpeed The Uclri l j lieu Wln the Tlillil urn tint Driver I do Carry Clulin Initl Thnl In Not Allowed A SlnKBlfleent P4lruIP I In Which thi t ni J nj I VleUir Htinnn HtrrllnKliiiulldrnandHar vi prUr I rroMil i nt 1OOOO IHpeclutvrn 1a I lnr 1nlehen nnil loIn K tlentry Mny Hi S 1 MnlcheilHe lt of the Other Kneel pI Hl TAli AlI H Joo Iatchen 204 tin t11 highly I1IrAIn Ile1 Kiinta 1 stallion earned new laurel i f for himself nnd bis driver Jack Curry by do i fentlne Vlllnito Knrms famous pnclnB ireldlnir q 4 llobcrt 1 OILI holder of the best on record in match fur S 00001 lnL at the fidewheel Ial a tlr a aide at llilffnln Driving Par this afternoon pr 1atctien won he first second and fourth heati pd In tfidllv tiOIi and tOOH respectively while Tdtnl IlobertJ f took the third heat In SiOAti Curry doJ wale a dlll of foul driving against leers In tJ the third bent but It was not allowed The TI Messrs llnmlln father and son took tho de It feat of tllr champion like good sportsmen I Geers thinks HubertI r would have won had he I been lucky enough to elrnw the Iole but then will bu many who t H never ogrco with him wi Patrhcn pro veil himself a real champion ills playing speeel nnd gumencss uf u high degree An enthusiastic crowd of 10001 persons saw the sport ninny coming from New York Chlrn go anti other points to see the race Tho public tho rlvah had a splendid opportunity tn study during the early afternoon nnd they were out I between hcnts until they were called upon tc try for supremacy biiel the stuku of 10000 The nimble gelding WIUI the favorite of course as he lsowned In lIulTalo It would 0 difficult for I I anybody to find a fault In the conformation of 1 cither the pacing kliiE as record go or the great stallion from Kansas who just now Is I re I garded by litany as ono of the greatest harness race horses this country bus ever produced Built on speed Hues but of a much more dainty and fragile mould than his rlals Robert J fills the eye whether standing or nt speed He bas the fine head and neck of the thoroughbred and would pass muster for 1 galloper but for the fact that ho has the slightly drooping rump characteristic of the pacing horse Like many thoroughbreds he Is well over on his knees and 3iIsowntr coy ho wan foaled that wny I Is i a sign of exceptional strength In thoroughbred horse to have this peculiarity and judging from the number of hard races and fast miles Robert 1 has had lln the post three years the same theory stands good with regard to the harness horse Ills stride Is easy and of llgiitnlntrlike rapidity the stroke being straight and direct without n particle of ate motion fhere lg I no striving or straining the gelding moving with the ease I and grace of a swallow In full flight and the pectator can Blindfold himself and listen to j the pacers footfalls as he flashes down the t Btretcli hoof beat following hoof beat with a j rhythm that 18 muzictoahorsemannnd perfect as any that evr came from the brain or pen of a master Joe Patchen is a massive stallion of midnight hue the Inky blackness of his coat relieved by D blazed face and four white legs The Western contingent swarmed to the rail when the Kan eaabred sidewheeler ambled up the stretch I early in the afternoon the fresh breeze tossing I the horses mane and upturning the sombrero which tho Western driver Jack Curry wore to shield his eyes from the glare of the sun There was a world of power in the massive quarters of the giant and Curry swished his whip across the black fellows back Patchen knew it was only in 1 play but he had listened to the whalebone when It played a different tune and his ears played to and fro showing the rare Intelligence with 1 which he I endowed The black horse is I a most impressive animal when under full peed and the ButTalonlani who of course were Robert J men to the core had their mla JfivlnKS when Curry let the stallion step through the stretch at nearly a twominute gait The fact that there was quite a breeze blowing op the homestretch was taken a an unfavora ble Indication by the admirers of the gelding for these were precisely the condition at Cleve land last week when Joe Patchen lowered the I lolors of the Hartford gelding In one of the greatest races ever decided upon any track IlobertJ looked 8 speedy and bright however that Andy Welch was tore by sheer weight of money to make the gelding the favorite at 31 5 The Westerners took even money against I Joe Patchen and said that they would cash I their tickets 1 I was 4 oclock when Starter Frank Walker I of Indianapolis announced the coming of the gladiators of pacerdom and a cheer went un from the 10000 persons In the stand and Held e Gears in the black cap and Jacket of Village Farm emerged from the stable and jogged post the stand Curry and his et Joe Iatcnen were close behind and the pacer jogged up and down the stretch while the scraper made a final circuit of the track smoothing and level ling the surface until it i w as like a niece of velvet lnllbburtacentl A coin was tensed to see which tlyer should have the pole and larry Humllii smiled phllo tophlcally when hu lost and the black whirl Jphlcaly Hind was allowed the rail This meant that the Whalebone gelding would have to pacu around his doughty opponent if he wanted t take the lead at any stage of the game Once tho pair came down to the score at a terrific pace but Starter Walker was arranging some details I and Geers and Curry pulled up before the turn was reached At the next score Joe Iutchen rh was tangled up and broke badly before reach t ing the lower end of the stand The bell Bounded the recall and one of the sharpshooters ers with his money on tho champion shouted J excitedly I The little fellow is too much for him he can Bwlm carry him 8 fast that Patchen bead will Once more they wheeled In lne and within thirty yards the pair were pacing a storm Robert Js feet flashed In and out and Joe Iatchens muscular legs were playing like the pistons some mlehty engine The throng in the grand stand a breathless as the pair canto on head and head to the score and rntchenn white face was only a few inches In the van when the starter leaning far out of his box ehouted los Tbu hard truck with Its thin cushion of dust gave back the echo of the hoof beats A the flyers ers paced ti the turn Joe Iatchens advantage at the pole making him show a trifle In front at the quarter which was reached In 31 seconds A cheer rent the sky as the backstretch was en tered for Hobert J gained slowly Inch by Inch until he was hidden behind the massive black and so they paced to the halfmile pole which was passed in 101 j I loolced like 1 superb work out or exhibition on the part of Joe Iatchen I for the diminutive champion could not be seen Those who love a champion whether borne or man knew how that beyond the black stallion strode ever Itllln as stoathearted 1 gelding as ever wore a bar rens and that he was being piloted by one of the men hoe careers as drivers are beyond re S proach and It was only natural that the sym b pathies of the crowd should bo with the son of plhlelot hartford JarUord Hwlniz Ing for the turn a great shout went up from the crowd Itobert Ja thin neck and bony head showed In front It wa only for a moment however as Jou Iatchen like a bulldog dog lowered his curs Ova le I and answering Currys call went up to the leader The leader ship was a question of Inches ut the head of the homestretch I was the name thing at the last furlong pole with leers and Curry eylnv each other narrowly and the purer straining every nerve and miixclu for supremacy Iloth horses t wore OPen bridles and they were fully as cogni zant of all that was passing as were their drlv err and tht y entered Into the Mr mule with a I dr Deration almost human In UK earnestness I At the distance hnwever leers tapped 1 Hubert lightly w Ith his whip and the timing shouted I lies blten l Huberts beaten 10 I Ant to be was fur tieers was now driving with all the energy of which ho Is capable The I next time Ihu whip desi ended the flush rose In I nil angry welt on thu champions ell antI the I brave little fellow made 1 noble rally Curry I poke In I IuUlieii and the black demon re sponded right valiantly Try us he might leers rould not Ml Iaot Iatchens I shoulder and no I they llnliduil both hurns out tn the last ounce There wa hlluicu fur n moment when the P populace re tlled that the Idol had been Mini tit I tereil but It t nn only turn I moment and then I realllng the merit of the black horses perform I nrl U Iii applause wan unstinted The nfllclnl tim cif the I bent follows Uuurter Oil seconds o 4 half OH4 lui4j thrcenuartcm 1 TK and mile eeptUlmbid out of the sulky and put the ever present tUiir between Ms lips before hu raid K word tn AU body Then he superintended tho iinh4rne lig nf I hi pet Iuter on the Ham line father Hint win I 11 u consultation with Overt and they tried lo figure out how they were beuten The Western older was sur rounded b it jubilant riovtil und tbu black home was hailed as tlie I king and the liorm capable of hi itt luti iiih it HHrntr I I I I I tl present holder II lie re cord for purlng Cl all lulls iloth horres cooled nut t plemlidl h and were as llmlier and supple 0 could be when they ap peared for the second heat They scored down twice with Hobert J 1 a trifle In runt and Starter Walker stopped them At the third 1Ippd trial Joe Iatchen at the pole a perhaps a foot in I root of his antagonist and prha KOl b J word to tlccaU The whlrltrinl patter of their feet raited tho dust In tiny Houdx as the heir Mashed to the turn The black fellows nIl ni Inge hal been seared a head at the start but n the quarter whleh was nell In 0il the Mil its In the opening bent thu black Mnllnn ltd hy halt a I Il ill ni leer Hllld In be nursing HolwrtJ for n supreme effort nt the finish of the bent JLtor Curry let Ills ICing larch up thu bark stretch unit them un scarcely itliy diminution In the awful speed nt the half which was passed In 1 SO 1 Hubert 1 was at Joe 1alrhens middle and the throng sat silently watching the greatest represcntatltc sllty wnlchlll of their kind I In I the world barring John 1 U I I den I 1 try and waited nnilou ly for the moment who tleers would call upon thu ctiaiiipliili by the record to take the lead doing to th Ihrceiiuartom Robert t mid his brush and fur perhnpH fifty uirdntlut bit nuts of Ibo griding showed III advanrn of the Htallluns Intelligent fare I wax only for 1 brief period however ns Joe Ilttehen siiunrei away In the homestretch nnd paring like n wild horsi secured his former advantage Th grand stand rose nt him I us hI ute home with out whipping or urging and bent Itobert I 1 r again whlJPll1 length In 2i44 the same tltn R the opening brat WI paced in and wlhnln It much more derisively In vain did leers rally Itobert J 1 Therlmtn plan hail met his match for tho lion belnti When the time by miartera wrm announced as Oilll I 10 lii MiOil tho splendor of th pertnrmanie was fully rcnll7cd and the publl bowed Its appreciation by lung contlnuci applause Hut If lie Ort nnd second heats were cxilt InK the third was sufficient to put thu blood ot ecrv spectator at fever heat Itobert 1 Inn n neck the best of the HendolT but Jne 1 Ialrhei ii went past the gelding In the first hundred arils ali was half a length Hi I the good at tho turn Tho sumo distance separated tho pair lit I ho quarter In 0il I Going up l the buck xtietrh however Overt sent Itobert 1 up to 1ntrbeni shoulders and MI they passed to the beglnnllii of the upper turn where like n meltor Hubert J 1 shot away from the black home und was I i length and u half In the lend at thu middle ot I tie turn Ioinl nnd I uilghty wits thu I shout I w huh Hobertls face showed In tho van and then WILl n great cry of exultation from the throng t was Keen that there loud taken the pole niu would lime to I iiui that Joe Iatchen t a pure nnmm him In order tn win The MKct Man Iron Tennessee as GccrH Is known did not nlt I ti ii 0 challenged 1 by the black whirlwind bin straightway began driving at the head of tin stretch The blacfnied stallion litlrly flew down the straight and gaining Inch In Inch anti foot by foot brought lleern to thl wiiiiu it linn dred yards from the wire tlirrv was IMcil fill away over to tho left as hu lifted and urged Jut Iatchen I und his face was palp und drawn u earnest were his ondervors to get Itt black liln homo In front leers was working like a beaver and there was real terror In his face as be pled the whip fast and urlnusly Strong ns a lion finished Joe Iutchen and vie tory would have been his In another stride hut the wire was at hand antI Hnlnrt J 1 otnggerei home first by a nose furry could scarce unIt up Joo Iatchfn hue to c tn U lie jtuluc j stand to make a protest against itvuitdlni Hubert 1 the t heat Ho 1 I ilalmtd Hint I I I ieern lund ut across him In I taklnl tho pole and said lout I the driver of hubert 1 admitted thu fun I mill I expressed his sorrow that It had net lined Hamilton Husby one of the judges J told Currv that ho had his gus e on the run und butt Hobert J 1 had rom enough to take tie I pole This aroused Currys Ire and he beciuiR ex cited leers Is I proverbially silent but w hllo hi I would not admit that he bad fouled Iou 1atuheti he did say When I started to take the pole I thought and certainly have enough room tn do MI i Hobert J J howe ertanie back tnmea little Tn auuestlon as whether he had imled urty titers was silent Whin Starter Walker stepped to the front of hl stand und prepared to announce the result of the heitt there was n dead silence aOl only thu judges knew which had won Robert J wins said Mr Wnlkrr and there nlbrt IIro nnt was SOle handclnpplng but alien It all most persistently came n storm of hlssts For netrlv a minute the majority nf tho crnwd exiire cd Its disapproval of tho verdict When silence reigned again Mr Walker concluded giving the time by quarters us follows Ui l0U 1114 i05i It was even money Too tntchen nnd 5 to 1 on Hober J for lit fourth heat which was called when the aim was just beginning tntm goodnight 100 night behind a bunk of clouds Curry was sav age and as soon ns the start was made ho pushed for the lead and evidently wanted to get the pole I his horse hnd the speed tn do sr The puce was terrific sn fast In fact that Curry in his overanxiety drove the black horse off hU feet hen he wa nearly it length In front of the gelding A shout that was almost n ericain greettdlne Patchens mishap the excitement was at its highest when Hobert J broke nnd the pair ran for probably fifty nth aIR fiinrterhorsu gaIt Curry by a piece of masterly rclmnanshlp set tled Joe Iatchen first n had tell hole t r Uler could get Robert J pacing again ilt hubert J Jln 1 answer to a few sharp taps of tho whip went to Joe Intchens wheel going to the halfmile pole and all awaited thu customary spurt around the upper turn Curry w as out for blood however and when leers made his effort Patchen paced like the demon that be Is I and the best that Robert J could do was to reach his shoulder Down the homestretch Curry drove for his life aid at the dis tance Geers lifted his whip Hobert J swerved momentarily broke into a wild run and the race was over Joe Patchen jogging home when leers pulled up beaten winning by a couple of lengths in 2 OBW Wild cheering greeted thin victory of Joe Patchen and It must have been sweet music to Curry for a he passed the wire he smiled at somebody in the judges stand The time by quarters was a follows 031 loi I 34H SOOH While the time made today not as tAt on the average ns that of the race at love land last week todays WBH a better race titan that at the Forest City from a spectators point of view It was the second fastest fourheat rae on record anti everybody voted it it world beater as far as excitement goes Of the othtr races decided yesterday none save the threeyearold trot waft devoid of Interest tho postponed S10 class which was buch n ridbut contest on Wednesday when Athanln Nellie A Sablna nnd Urctchen each won hiats Athanlo and Nellie A only needeitn heat each to wind thu race up Thin seventh heat which was trotted In 1 was a rasping one Athanin and Nellie trotting head and head tn the home stretch with Gretcben right In behind Athanlo at the pole and under I double pull Mc Carthy mode a fatal error by waiting with tiretcben in tho hope that leers would go wide with the favorite and let him through Had he cone to the outside hl could not hao lost for as It was he got out uf thin pocket a Hundred yards from thin wire ant was only beaten by an es plash Knap thought hn won but the California threejearold wu it few Inches to the good a tie wire I wasu case of a risen thrown away for the hip colt was a very tired horse Juts gave Athanlo the first money Tho unfinished USi class In which Falkland had two heats in his felt was full of the klorloub uncertainties uf racing Falkland itt the outset HUN a big favorite hut Jock liowen from New who rarely the veteran trlm ew hngland trays far from home without goods that url ready money to quote tho talent stepped t lie tlackstone gelding Yankee lucK to tl front and wnri two heats In 2 Ui I i until 1 i 14 Falkland made a hail break In the second heat rotted today nnd bail tn run to sun his 1 lance KInney cut loose w lib him the next time mt Kate V an Ohio product beat both Yankee Luck and the Hnppy Medium stallion I In II I tulkland second 1 and only a nose behind the mare at tho wire Falkland mittrotud his 3omp tltors fairly nnd squarely in the next heat cud won the race Kate V llnlshlnx second 1 In thu final boat and Yankee Iuck third Although iedcles had driven Lnralilo nut nt Cleveland In MilJj nobody wanted Splitqs gelding In thin trot fur threeyrnrnldh tn beat Mr Cornells Fred Knhlnnd the hlnck sun nf uy Vllkes won nil the reel with ieddes sec our each time and Uresoh third Jiinlu Mielton 1 A as distanced In I the llrt heat The winner Is a racy lellow nnd a regular tiny Wilkes tn look at going low bonded and bushicslike Hnchel I tho favorite for the t 2 U l pace hot the first and second beats tn thin sliced gelding I Humps this ion of Karon ti Vilkes stepiilng his Initial mile in J0Hy After the second heat Humps was Und mil Itachel marched essay with the rn e Andruw J Welch nf I hurt iuirti todny sold the haniplon twoyearold 11 itt ISIII Hittllu I I h 2O34 to Ed I lu Cornea nf New Yulk fur Ili00 Huttle I I Is I by thu t Ohio sire Hubby I turns son of lien Wilkes and her tam IN Hef ree Thu readers of TIIK SrN can Judge nf her quality when I IK I announced that thu writer aw her bat Hamllns I NluhtlngitlK thu last half jf a mile 1 04 this murnlng I Nightingale bus n record nf 310X4 hut thu wnyeurold marched away from her gimiu the last eighth of it uillu In I lHj seconds Tlnttlii I I I I l Aas bought by I Col Kd Do I Ceriiht fur uxCnii i rrsimiui Heed I of Krle Iu 1 ho has fur uvi nil years past iient teams nf trnttern to thu New I York Morse I Mhow llatllu I I I 1 Is I regarded h lorsemeii us u plicnninennl trotter one that with care nnd judicious J Iraluing i should some day aspire to championship honois An effort In being mndu tn arrange a mutch letwccn Julin 1 Gentry C and Jou Inichen in ln I eclded here let week It I Is understood that t leltnn I I who controls and drives 1 John I I I I ien l tr Is willing lo race the champion stallion agaInst the Kansas demon Kd I I ieers i and lit tiers who nru qualified tn liii onsldered exiierts think I I thin Hubert 1 su lull uive won lodavs race If t I he hail it rats hi I he huh hey are silent tthun lonfiiinlid with lite h I fact hat Joe Ialchih iiiiiscnl around Itobert I In the bird heat and made up more than II length In I I quarter of a mile 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uutng hv Ju OllllurYII 1 I I I htoiert J h 0 olnll hartford 05th Oo dine lohen Unlld lrrordI 1 it I I hum hi iltialtur IluIlesu Hr fiYoAtJiK iVmiy ti82 Si04 J Hs0111 iet t I Jj I 111 I VU t4 Third liMtilUJ I mal lililV I i InM Kinirlh henlil4 IHKI I 1 0144 Jiufllj 3iilip ot pur i IOOit 1111101 sli llarou I Wilkes Klnncy rt t h 1 I Iliimim li is I 1 tl 4 5 Vitlleniihlka V it n it U luau Oliver IIK I 1 8 4 a i 4 lilltle I Ii 1 K 4 I I die Arthur I blkr 1 ilr Arhlr get iirtlaittlei 11k in Ir Uem II I li A nM 11Ie2UUI I 12 i I ll I II 11 1AST IACtXH AT JKnili ILl lT I llrnmt thai Ir iiiqtoe l j or the lint Pus 1 url Altern Clevell TMIIIK HAITI Intl Aug sH In4 nearly took thin third 1 dark tonight when Iliibensteln tH tllr anti winning heat In I the 27 pncu which had been looked forward In as n sensational event but which had but twn starters llubensteln and Cimstnian Uubonstcln behuvcd bUlly In scor ing dancing after thin manner of Flying lib and this delayed tha conclusion of lie rc A largo proportion of tha tlOOO persons who went to the grounds remained to seta the end there being te chuuro for Coistrrmn to win be CHU90 It was thought his competitor Vn not right The rnco of the day was the SlH pace In which Allee with her record of S07Mwas thin fuxnrlto ut S0 Karlmont fold at 1N and Drown Hal Jr at 1U The first heat was won by Karlmont In 104 a half sec und faster than I lilt record mndo yesterday Karlmont hrol e nn thu first turn of thu I cnnd beat mil fell so far back It A thought hu I would lle haiti up but Thomas pushed him along steadily I Hu I I went under the wire hut 1 IIOII HIM twit I liii Allion I Tlmnins asked to withdraw Karlmnnt nn I iiccniint of lonielirHn but wan refused oi fused huh hi boiilul Alleen who 101 the field tn the I tI i rtutitiiu itt rs thin I broke and Hrown Hal Jr tool the heat In 2 ilo I i4 Knrlmnnts Inmeiii was now beyond nil ones tlon and ho was withdrawn Thu fourth hell tln Ilc 10 He thu wus nn cnntct for brown Hal le won fifth nnd lust hell linndlU although I ha wan lame before ho started In I the bent Haron Dil 1 lon sifts it strong fiiMirlto III the ill trot but MHKKln Mierman tiKik tie first two heats the fiiNorite hi I tug n rlnsu heeund The next threu heath went 111 him In en y manner Summaries S IT I trot I pursuit 1 Sim Iliion Dillon Ii h li Harem Wllkr Illul iltilleri 4 it I I I Maggie Mil nn in eli m ilarrllj I I i V ft 7 Iklillli K cMoore II I 4 B S 2 I il7i lie li Ill IChiirles lllller I I S 7 H I Kaxane Ii K l Vi Kluni 1 1 7 I B 4 S 4 I in t lilekelli K lllllls j Will March Iir in irurt N 7 s I a lllle K Iir in u lu 7 H 1 4 I Olie Timia ij v luui a 114 2144 VihA y IHpaee I tiN JOII I Ilrowh llnl I i Jr 1 Iir Ii by Hrown Hal Me ilnniii B 1 1 t I III isliixkcii l u S 1 a B I cur I Kit itt Arnold ut h tliirnett 4 l a II a rtnk1a I lar b g lelrI u I 4 li 4 Kien rmter bl il i iislcly 7 4 I 4ill4 Pal Murpililk it llntMl II I I 7 aOl Inrliiioiit b h iThomao I I f ill Umia U ilke I h m Uarrlt l l I ills Major tlrlsl iii li I lluxti 10 7 ells Irnlellllim Ii h iMonUumtr u A dU lrorIII lledrleki H dus nine 4itii I t u2 I Ilk I J104 SUIV Zill1 207 poeii I ptlrw S1IIOII Rubensteln nr I Ity Huron Wilkes Inlnl I h I Cnoatnion nr h ilolei J U t TimeJia 07tIII Star Air j one Full to Hrttpr III Ilpeord AIIIANY Aug S Fully lLOO people attended thin races nt Island hark this afternoon Thou w cat bur was all that could bo desired and the track was in excellent condition Apart from tho regular programme there was a special event Mar Alcyone a bay stallion nwnid bv Harry Swcny of Albany was put on the track to pace against his own time U144 and did no nnd 21M54 Summitries better than 9lllti ald 4 ummlrlp 221 i class trottIng I purse 400 datrtlnl OraiiKeliiiiilir lU I I t I Kim Stir J I Ii 4 Armem foy 4041 2 A71n I 4 l Itt KilTOrr I I 3 7 I Cornelia Wllke 8 ll 7 3 n U F I Wlk H H f l llolle Ackernn I Ull tl Kolwrt M Taylor 11 111 h I CieorRi 1 3Ivpolean TJ 7 6 I 1 Moxnolla Jllfen 7 Ju M elr AAA tl r Tltne2iU21h82tIB4 11 284 chest pacing purse f too Forestlna plnl pure 0 t I t rilke Intcnen 7 2 2 1aly Hay a a i 4 Hagnolla Hell 4 4 H Oiirten A Ilrown U I n ren Alrown S n 7 Soldier H 7 1 Ivlneblrd ft I I KJogblr Thnoi20W IUI 224 835 class trotting purse 0 Leonatus Lng 1 141 Lenfu 1 I i a i Memorial H a I s Irll Clare D 4 8 1 Julia W 8 n S 4 Valcrlne 4 SUM AbhreMAtlon 1 N M t I Irnnk Duller 7 777 Alienation Halo or onsar 1 Tllw2l 9t20 2312101 harness Iturrm In Maine lOBTtM Me AlI ITo days races at fllIty Fnrk were exeltinR nnil there was a big erowil on land to I linens the tine sport Tho attendance was be largest of the week Summaries a0 trot parse f1uo innlsheil from Tiifeetayi loneywood Il Ill hy St IU 4iai I laithcr 1 1 I S n 8 n 1 rnle Ii m i Wilkes i 9 t s I t 4 I 2 Nirk Wjinan Ii g HNell 7 i 1 U It i 2 a t irown I Jim 1 jhi Turned t 3 4 B ft M iir lou nc hiritits hr UlrlKkHi ll 1 4 H Silr loliellnhr h iMaarl 4 ll 1 4 f ilr 10111 Imar B 7 dr Illlj I g ill Heiliarestl 70 Tlniev I h 1111 i iv aiuaii7Sal7Xaintaiinii 1011 J ao iAce lUre 111 inn ltitiliioti ehI liy Nttthtiret app I I I nll 10hln 1 ii a nnl 1 it I Iir K i 7 S Inwell Iir s r 3 A Leker liK 444 1kr lon I hg 1 I I William K h 7 Ii Ur WIIIIK linipattAS 2Iti alBH SiSIrot iiiinuS300 Plok h g by hon iir Kentiieky Irlnce tttowiitt I a i 2 I I I hlrttn fl iiutu bI h luottkl1 1 I I I 4 ci 1 1n I K 2 3 I 2 I huh g iii 4 H 4 4 I 1111I ii iii 7 I 7 5 4 Ihlolllprth1 S 1 4 Ii It Inl I hr in 6 I I 7dl 3 111 iS I 1 H 7 I 10 lhttit22ti 2110 9hlJ3 218t4 220 TII 211 10 j 21111 10 2 H Inlplr 111 13 OhiO Pit 11 5 by Wollrlo IH t t t IIO utirlti hI 7 1 2 IAIrlI I it g ii 2 8 NtrlshtIl it ii Vega hi H II ci 1 tre1 Vu tlktut lrI H 4 4 Casrllu C g K 4 H H enarll CI uitius h iii I I 1 V Cuuiutrai lr g ci 1 Urn tenlralrI rn 2tJ 212 I 111 JV1tIflt4IIV IXCKKASftn oininlHsloiirr McMwpenry rtHjn lbs Ilrtlrr C Ilt H of IlallaiiH I Arr doing Assistant Commissioner nf Immigration 1 Kd ward JlcHwcuney w hn during Dr Senners ab enre Is I in authority on Kills Island gnvn out esterday llgureb regarding tho Immigration ut tho port for tho first BX months of I Miii l rithti Jan I INIIV I In tug I them untered his port through Kills Island I 147Kill I I persons luring thu name period In I 1HIH the number was IUH omnilKsloner McSweeney said thaI the better lass uf Italians arc coming hero In larger lumber ne First llattrrv ritlertiiln the Nlxlli STATKCVMI IKIKKKIII N V Aug H The nornlng di Ills uf tie butteries were very slur ted cuiythlng being done at n trot or gallop hue thunder nf thu guns as tho batteries went tutu iuiihtht made hut welkin ring Last night Iho I First I Intl cry entertained the I Msth i of King minion with vaudeville on n stnvn made of tent ihtu t Is trot Inrpnriil Ilenrv I I Ittdlich I stilt btugu ltuiuntt cur A glut cnntest between Driver nltllr Ihlrlu 111 kiimetlinea calleil Annlo Iodiiey nnd Iorpoial Iteiiglrmiin anti thin 1 hulahula by ergeunt j llrnli I nnd Cannon I her sprieder st er parts of tho ulum Iollrrninu Used Mimi IInv Ills Ilrvolvcr Veirknl rollremnn I Oon I I llrndyof I I thin lied ford avenue station u VilllaiiikliuLli I stopped on his way homo veuutt nut nt Wllliaiii Dunnes I saloon 1HI Bedford avenue Thuiuasl 1 Quuley of Hill I lied ford avenue was In the place Ihu bartender wiinteil toseo Itradys rexilver heath banded It In the man who after looking I over re turned It tn llrnih Idle llrady las trying tn explain bow thu I hammer worked he exploited a gualrys carlildue right Thu I thigh bullet made u llesli wound III CIlt is lluruliir In the llullroxU lard I hpnrlnl Iullremnn llyernon who Is rmt lnyed III thu I Iinimyhaiilt 1 Uallroad jonU at Waldo I nenui leiUi City where Iho t Iullman I cars lire ired when nut in hut noticed a man about O I I l u 1110 Ilmlll lu 1111 arlnlli hit iii I I irs lOll ti I tuti 1 hll 1 the Ilk hitiiih 1 el 11 I ithtt I I bit 11111 guilt hIs lall I t all I uuhiei IJ rulle1 tu tell is her ho hytul tie Ilal 1 umpy 8IUO akoletol key 11 ullur 18 hisIth b hurlll In hi posse alul luthice Justice Hmln remanded him t Iuleu Jutc give lie police iu chance 10 book up hi recur 1

DEFENDER BEATS JUBILEE AiTiittvrji oiv jMvr v ricw mums Muni ni iri TIEd ft 1 JJllL Only fire IloitlM litripoitit to Cln Hlnrttn isle HIT Newport Tho 1roRramme Thus lip AI andoned NnTnhoe ilmvevrr Mug Give the Hjnrtlnite Ynrht u Few TrlM VlKllnnt Ill thu fleet unit Hetiirr to IlrlntolCniititlnii llnlT und Trrrv liss HUely Deny the Hntemenl Made by tnpt Iliirr Mini Insist l Hint Mr Isell tn Inclined tn tnneeule the 41 on III Hot flight of Viiy ut the Hliirt nn Tllrmlu NivronT I 1 Aug H rite Defender unlit another today and dcfeate great taco alli cetlaltl the Jubllca I I minutes und 111 1 seconds In it heavy sea over 1 twenlyoncmile trlunuuli loursv consisting nf seven miles of wlndwni work n chose reach nnd a broad one Ilc dentally It I may ba remarked that the Juhlli also sailed a great race and would have give thu b Vigilant a hare rub In tho long heavy iol lull ecu left from jastrrdnyit storm hnd M I r tloulds yacht started The Vlgllnul however did not start and remained at llrlstul nearly uthi day returning to Newport late this afternoon The course sailed was precisely Ihu PUUIO a8 tho ono over which tho Defender beat the Vigil ant I iiilnutcs und I I teconds last Tuesday In the race for the Drcxcl Cup and as the Vigilant Is I not particularly good In this sort of going he Iallic boat would have given her a close ran While Ito Defender bent lie Jubilee 7 minutes nnd 04 seconds In the beat to windward the Itostou boat showed UI wonderfully well I i reaching being beaten only 1 second nn ho broad reach alI 1 minute U seconds on lie close one Vhllu tho race wns well worth watching Il was almost lost sight of In the heated dNcussloi going nn abniit the Vlgllanls withdrawal ant the Regatta ohliuuhtiees decision upholding tl Defender and refusing to sustain Mr Vlllard protests Ibo Hegattn Committee were seen on the tug WInslow which was acting ns ho judges bunt In tndajs race but they declluei to make any statement for publication alI sale they hud no reply to make to Mr lard criticism C Oliver Iselln the managing mruiber of thus Defender Syndicate was seen ut the New York Yacht ClUb station this evening When askui If bo hind any reply to uiako to Mr Wlllard criticism nr comment on tho Itegatti Commit I tees decision ho bmlllngly replied I bavi not The committee have rendered their ue rislon antI there Is nothing more to say hpl asked It hu hal decided anything about tin Defenders future movements ho said I shall stay here as long as there is anything tn race against but I dont know how long that wll be Herbert C Leeds who sal on the Defender was asked If he cared to make any statement 01 the Defender Vigilant trouble He said Neither Mr Iselln nor any OHO else on tin Defender cures to rush Into print as tho other side have done The committee have rendered their decision and that U I nil there Is about I The Defender Is sailed by three of thin best yachtsmen In the country By that I mean r oliver Uelln nncT Cnpts Huff and Terry who have never had a protest sustained agaInst them We have been confident of our iMislttoi from the first ninl hnvo preferred to remain quiet limit Hegnttn ommlttco who had lode chIc the protest Ole iCily or the other have dom sn In favor of the Defender Them Is nothing more to say ulru When a ked about the future movements of the Defender Mr 1edH all Nothing has been derided yet V o arc without a trial horse The Defender ought In be raced every day tn thoroughly tune her up The Vigilant was suppoed to art as thu trIal boat but now she has been withdinwn Mr HOII 1helphs Carroll In n very sportsmanlike way has placed the Nuvitboent the disposal nl Jlaced tl Mr i Iselln and It Is I posible that some trials nl speed may be arranged between tho two bouts lay IrralKeo speel ou think the Vigilant Is faster this year 10 than she wus In 1HIIIV I think oho Is probable three minutes faster over a thirtymile course bhe certainly has a better lilting suit of sails and this should ma terially Improve her spenl I Whnt lou dlllftlni lerlliy lend ballast from Inside to her keel hat done It Is bard to say It has probably made her stiller jn a blow and r somewhat slower In light weather Taken all around I think she may be three minutes faster I would have been very Interesting to have seen the Vigilant In the race today She would probably have beaten the Jubilee but not by as much as when they met lt Jlblee Jubilee did poorly In the windward work but she reaches very fast and on this point of sailing think she is I better than the Vigilant Capt 11 Hnffnf the Defender was highly Indig nant nt Cant Ilurrs statement published In to days Ms IPt bi was well pleased with the Itcguttn Committees derision which he says Is I the only cine they rould have given under the circum stances He said that Cap hares statement that ho overheard Mr Iselln toll him to bear aw ay fur the line is utterlv false and that his statement crediting Mr Iselln with calling for water from time llrltnnnln on tho other side last year Is I equally untrue us It wns the pilot all Kngllshmun who culled for water tapt Terry who assists Capt Huff on tho De fender said In answer to Cnpt Ilurrs statement that dipt Haft was ordered by Mr Iselln to bear down nn thin Vigilant bOlr Capt Ilarr Is greatly mistaken You know I am nn bonrel the Defender ussltlng tnpt tidY 11 was down nil the lee raIl ot the Defender be mire the start and was there for tha ipeclul pur pose of watching the Vigilant and reporting ever move mado by Capt hare I watched thu Vlglinnts wheel anti never took my eyes off I Instead nf tinting what Ilarr claims 1 heard Mr Isellu sny slid what Is I more I henrd him say spry uithltictl 10 apt Haft Look out Cap tain py The Vigilant all 8 thin right nf war Do nut bear down on him he hat tie right of way Ilt I kept wntchlng tutu Vlgllunts wheel unit VVIIH telling llnlT what thev were dnlng After what lalT 101111 Mr I ell said and 1 heard him most distinctly I wntclud liarr still more closely I saw him mil up his wheel anti then called to Half und salel bo wan bearing away antI with that Hall bore away with him You know ns well 111 I do that when ou once alter jour oure jou cant come back and that when COlrI liner bore away ha lost his right of way I deity lrr umpliatlcallv tho statement of Barr that ollllical bear I admit that hitter Mr Iselln all away tml lrr had thin right nf wny out after ho rolled hits nheel up und born away he had no right tn come up again You can chungo your rourc hut If IIallll you dn you o0 the right tn come back nguln seems to huvu been The rotlngers prngritmmu seels Ilvo b1 ibundoned antI II Is not thnught there will bo ny more racing this week except between Navaho nnd Defender and a few special match of tho smaller boats and races between sonic lal er bnt nUl hrhnonere Tha unfortunate withdrawal of the u Igllnnt cast a rluud over NewpurtH muchvaunted tachtlllK week which thin cottagers and tradesmen nlllmg 1 rival tho cosuts famous men hoped would rlvll vlllb oues tllnl racing week and Instead o the big Meet nf darters lie promoters looked for only lye yachls crossed the lino lore weru ejuUe a lumber of others willing tu rare but unfortu nately fur themselves und the success of thin racing week they had un one tn sail against ieneral regret Is I expressed as several thousand lollars worth nf linTel were nubscrllieil hoi by lie summer residents and If I everything had pune well It would have been a red letter week In thin history of American inditing Tho VigilantDefender rnw to say nothing nf some minor complications und thl fact that 1 great many of t Ito yachtsmen hud moro titan their till of racing during tIme pitst two weeks iaiued itny number of withdrawals I In I addi I tion In I I this nearly n hundred nulling jaclits have winged theIr wuy out uf the harbor ithlii tIn past fort eight hours bound for Hoston around Cal Cod nr New York by way of Long Island Sound Sn today tboro tire vry few yachts left In the I harbor While it teas thought by muny thnt Mr Carndl tii Iglit start tho I Nuts hOI today I tn tako I Ito nlniu nf Mr lioulds I i crnrk centre boaid cutter the Nnnhoodld not iiut In an appearance leaving thin Icteumuher and 1 U lithe tn light It nut alune Amoiu the schooners J 1 lingers Maxwells Kmernldnnd II I I W Lambs Murguerltu one of the fastest acute In the Kastern fleet acre thin inly twostickers Input III an Hppearunce Thu inly other starter was the nevv llaiiluy I i4ruter I ftcufililu built flr Iarchmonts special radii liessbv WHiner und Addlson llanaii I I sons nf J I II I Hunan I nf Ito Kmblu Thin Acushla was Handicapped 11 I minutes nt the start und soon withdrew as she uad nothing against her leiy log the big sloops und schooners to light It out ilnne There was a light southwesterly wind Inside if Newport harbor this murnlug mouth font time It lookwi ui Ihnugh It would bu 1 slow race but when the judges bOlt with thu b Heuitttu Cum hhilt tOO on board reached HrentnnH lleuf I Light hIP shortly beforu u I oclock they found n fine lull topsail breee from tbu south southwest A long heavy swvll left over from uterdnys ilurui caused the small cats ale racers tn jump ibout 111 nn alarming manner und thu I nests on the attendant steam I CC bit s suddenly com ueiuiil tn leel ruther llred alt whole rows nf I hrm con M lie suqlt mi some of 5 I bun larirer sac hutut leaning nvei the t chic apparently praying fur their Immortal b soiiN l Iter walling n loni Hum lor some small raier which never apieireil the I piuiiarntorv lunu fur thu smaller smulo ttlcLers via given it 11 li Ten niluutus hater their t Blurting 1 I lK ml sinindwl Ithniu u tluglu vessel crotrliig time lIne At 11 ID die chooiier weru started with the Emerald right on the line being tliutd it HiUOiUU the Marguerite being second at 1ii21J Tha bit single tUckers preparutory JYo old ttoek tn thii ttort Every thing told the naion iis made 20 Serge Suits Silk Lined sllkLinfor 10 No better dye on earth tluui Alizarine L No bolter suits in New York and yet we will not carry one to next season We have a reputation for showinp nothing but new and stylish goods Were not poinp to lose it by carrying these goods till next season oven it I they are better thai usual o Serge Suits silk ur pljin lining Jui as uu like ttu 11 Scotch Cheviot Suits raln anj mtxeI colors 10 JjTroj ers StrlpfJ Worsted anj Cheviots Jiso JisoE O THOMPSON 245 Broadway Opposite City halt l4rk Corner Murray St tBj whistle Buunded at U I 1ci and they were startci nt 1141 Neither Capt Huff nor Mt Iselln uuuluuu rob I V vt anted any relict I thin of thin tnllant trouble nt they I kipl clen of t lie 1 tttl hoe and let her clos fIrst at lltOil thu Defender being tlmcil at 114Ulli I nr nlghteeeti seconds Inter A I I crossed clou biuled on tin t stirbuaid tnck tluschnune t with smnll jib t tnpsalls I set over hunt er sails w blh I working tollnils were tith Thu big slnftl tickers can led club tttjtsttllu staysail and Jibs As the vichls sturted the Ililted Stales cruise New York clo ely attciided by the I Inclnnat and MnnlKUUieiy which left New York tin 0 ut I her day by way of Handy Hunk I passed I Ii rough thefleet steamed up the harbor and nnUiorct oft thu iovernment station While tho schooners lield their orlglnnl star board tuck for some minutes Iho I lublleu I win about to port Just as the Defender crossed tin line The Defender it tiutht rod her anti also rnmi about lo port just us tbu handicap tun soiiudid While the Defenders canvas set very fairly foi new tialhst lie 1 uhIhtes mainsail I was any thing bill a goodlooking lit while her staysail I and j Jll I Ii looked far from lit for racing thin Jubilee 1 Inn n now and heavy gal up which swung way uhf to leewnrd and the result wits she could nol point nt all Thu Defi I nder almost iiistui Ill I tMiininonced to walk h tho Jubilee 1 to ut intl start and was not only fuotlng faster but pointing higher Mie soon took thin lend nhout half way tn Nar rngansett pier but It utile apparent tn every one that the lublleu In spite ut poor canus was calling fur faster than In bur previous races am I if thu Vlullant hnd been In I she would have given her a good tight Tbu schooners nttei r about sit minutes work on the stnrhourd tuck came about too and all were nuw heading fm tho Nurragunsett shore At 11 I S7 tho Defendei tacked tn starboard attain close under Nnrra gnnsett Pier where a great crowd could bo SITU on thu bench watching her innuiiiivres hun lublleo 1 followed suit nt 1 lo7Ufi The Kmeiah also came about tn starboard off Indian thick at liU suuitdltnncu ahead of lie Dutjndcr folloveil by the Marguerite at I2il7 the ortieruut this hoiirwiisKtnernld Defender Marguerite and Jubilee 1 nil I beucllng ItT shore on I lie starboard tack Tim Jubilees 1 Hta sai1 wus very bad vv bile her club tiinsnil vvns ithacK hurt of thu llmu and beemed tu uu torn nenr the ltlb The Defender I quickly walked tnrnucili bo Kmirnlds lee tlirovvlng tuns nf hinter out cither stile nf her Unlfeliku prow as shun plunged brniigb the lieuvy swell Shnvvers of Hprny Irenched her Yankee crew tn thu skin and cut limped so that I tbu beautiful outlines of hoi keel could be seen away aft to the mast Tho Kmerald rairu about on the iiirt tack nt lii just as thu Defender took the end The Defender cniue about ton nt lJ17 and the luhilee nt r17ir Tho Kmerald cattle about to sturboiird uguln ut 1220 the Defender following nt I 22 uici unit the t Jubllet at 1 9 l 00 Thin Kmerald held this leg until lJSil when she camo about to pott fol owed by thin Defender at 122i1Ih and the Jubilee at 1J71U both tncklng to avoid a tow Tho Defender came about to starboard and stood for the Whistling Iluoy off 1olnt Judith which was lie flrat turning murk nt 12174r the Jubilee tacking a long distance astern at 33730 The Defenders crew were busy get Ing out a small jib topsaIl when she rounded al lJU40 and a second later the Defender was off with a rush for the second mark close hauled on thin starboard tack The Jubilee came mibout to port at 1U4II5 and the Emerald nt 1243 The Jubilee now camo about to star board at 1241 3 and stood for the ouoy vhlch she rounded at ll4710 Defenders elapsed time nt this mark was 118 minutes 45 seconds showing a gain for her of 7 minutes r 4 seconds In the windward work Tho Emerald rounded at r l47 followed by the Marguerite it 128740 It was chose reach on the starboard tack to thmo second murk und thin Defender flew along ntan llHknut clip Her baby lib topsail was found tn bu too smnll nnd n larger emu was sub stituted when she luau covered about n third nf the cnurse The little sevenmile roach wits quickly over and thu Defender was timed as him rounded the second mark at 117HI I flue Jubilee rounded at lHil Kmerald at 1312 3 and Margucrlto at 1 31u rIte elapsed times between the tlrst and second mnrks were De fender I7 minutes III second Jubilee 1 nil min utes 14 seconds a gain of 1 minute 24 seconds for the keel boat All bands gvhed around thin mark anti with sheets eased olT to starboard and big jib top sails drawing lie big single stickers made n quiRk run home Fun schooners sported big mntntoinuasi stay Riills ns well and the ciunrtul fairly tlew across the finish line in a smother of foam They were timed as follows Dufender Iu704 Jubilee 1 UOUOA Kmerald 21111 t Marguerite 234 Defender covering the twentyone miles In 2 hours Iii minutes ifl seconds whllo the Jubilee reiiulred 2 hour 28 minutes 84 seconds to cuTer the same dUtnnic The Defender won by II minutes III sironds elapsed time On I lie reach homu thu Defender I only beat the Jubllen 1 one second the Defender h innklng It In I Itt minutes M4 seconds und thu Jubilee In fill minutes IIj seconds Thou Inclng on thu club of thu Defenders topsail purled on the way In sn tho keel tlyer could not he forced lip tn her limit which Iu a measure urrnuntrd for the Jublleos gaud showing Summary flllhT C lASS MIKIIH AMmeil Cotm tftt SMrf llnlth Time Timr AVlllie II U K II M f II M s I II M H IlrlYmler U I 40 411 I A7 114 U III I IB I Jubilee ii I i 4i ill a on IIB a aB u hkroMi riAss SCIIOOMHH FmeraM I II 1818021 1 II a 43 41 8 4J 41 Marguerite II I I 22 l IM a u1 4B a S3 M a il U hlMMI 14HATIM i CM IiMs Aciulda 11U54J hill sot finish Tha Vigilant runic bade from Ilrlstol this afternoon and dropped nnchorllii tha Cove nil Fort Adams bho elld not come to stay Shu merely came on n sailstretching trip for she haul nn new topsails I und tn give Mr Wll herd nn opportunity of continuing his statement to the Cup Committee I hut t Ie will is ready to rare the t Vlullnnt I against the Defender I on Aug il i nnd 22 hue Vlgllntit set sail fur Bristol nl half past 4 oclock Miu will upend the night there and will perhaps run back hero tomorrow I ny wny Mr Wlllard su n thin boat will mi tn Now York Ibis week Mr Wlllard expects Mr llrnrgei I I bill lii hero next week and he dons not know exactly what w 111 bu done with t thu t V tell nut until shortly I before hut t trial races when chin will I I be hauled nut und cleaned probubl nt Eric HHsIn Thu mitslnr nf thin Vlgllnnt K A Wlllnrd said to TIIK Si N correspondent In regard in thin decision nf the t I tegul hit Coiiimiltee I dn nut ecu under this ruling by thin Itegnltn Committee tv hit any butt ID to Un except tn s Hull tlm opposing boat III I order u tu establish u itts it met 1 think It lsunnrluiiatllnit I thev have so ruled At the time nf thu tlrst Interference on July I 2 when wu protested thu I Defender I bum down across our bow with balloon ill topsail set and gnliiK very fust MID VVIIH not forty fret uwuy when wo Marled tuliiiV r hnd tn lit If up henil tn the wind Then we hnrooir and around her Blum which lakes consldelable time t I on these t lug boats from aposllliiu head tn the I wind nnd we couldnt set this balloon null until wu had tuorime l ofT so far that oui t bowsprit 11 en red the Scotland Ilihi shut Nolw Illislamlini limit and the speed at which thin Defender I win gui lug it u rosfed I lit llnei only twentylive seioniN behind her I dont think any furthri comment on I Ihu thUS Imlty of tin boats is i urnsaury I iu hi vile 1iiunel rolmiu In UU I Coffee Ilo roN AUK n Ccnorosu t lincllo mi Hal Ian candymiUer bus noil i lied the Pollen that liU wife loulsa adminlleied pniioii tn him In eof feoitnd Hindu him tory III I thai when illbcov ered thin left tin I house Inkluir I her threu i lihI dreii with her and laiuiot to found Thu hu bniiel has Iu bin ina i Kioii u litter tutu ruecti to his wile I I huetri lug an Itallmi I I posliuirk vvhli h ciuiltiliis tItus lulliiwliiit A HIIIII nx oti mi id nl iir hUHbinil I it ill come uu and innrrv S out rinliiinl I I Vumeii I uli II I ii c iititiuii nf trutiis u l ctin bihui I olhci r in t I lit old luSt hi of 1 hitiandB I 1 not tiliice nn tdne daj nun tnere vvrru mail lIvely contests The women med without op imilllon and tti each case the ticket favored by them won K 3 Co Irs Henry llurgmeliter Henry Carman and J lotl were the truttcci chosen I THE nOTAL CAKOF CLVll 11KOATTA RnelHE MnehlBe Hrnk flown end is Crnlner Win the t hiilleiiicu top Tho current nuiiiber of the London Ftt l con tains n detailed account of tho nrrond vccki racing at liii minimi meet uf the ltoiai anon Club which was held this year on nueti water nl tho mouth of time Thames near Irretihltho In Kent Ptrouc winds prevailed durliin UK Krentor part of tin time nnd accldotitu break downs lOud narrow escapes stern ut fcc eiueiit occtirrctico Time must lutcrcntlnu fen lire of the racing was thnt the raclnc machines were outeloiio hy tlm modified crillsir class ono of time latter boats the Viper owned and milled by Mr f C lyiinm l of tbu Oxford tnlor tty Snllltit Club acttmlly wlnnlntr tbu rate for th challenge etip In which Mr William Wlllard Itnwnrel tins entered but did hut nppcnr flue 1iilu lomtiienls nt coma lunith un Ihls unexpected shmiitu lit g nnd thlnkn It I vvlll InrKcly lend In the I ixtlni lion of the railiiR mnchlna laes In lnit llsh eiinoliiu An cxlrnct from hue rnthci UiiKlliy cmiimtnt follow I he I ruitI lug cm thn I open tldnl eaters vvns itn dotibtcdly nil exhibition of tine sailIng and plucky emluiiuuo miles of fi Itt n rbeul water vviitiiinot call h II rollith water hnd to bo sailed through unii iht lug tn unodtiaturud behind llmu Hurts leilloU tide btifkllix had to bo III dulled In hv thoe who did nut glen up but elected tn rumpleto the rntirec lot thtlimtr up peated tn bin n rnlirluslely ItnprcMed I Itulfoit b the I euihui huut hues nnd that vrns ut hurt ftom thin fnrt Hint I the plain und thn t courtn nero iinlm pearhahlei hut u type tif unlllni rnnou a sbiido larger t bun thu I racliit machines nnil of iinrnp l7artllle titsu l urcw ould liavectmntred a somewhat risky and Irkomo ucrobntlc performance Into n comforlable elm hot huh t of tha bisl nnd purest exclteiiieiit of pnllliiLf Wb it actually I look place In tho t cup rnco no doubt nstonHicd both tiuuii i puti tutu and opccta l tort and happily without anv rexrutiible serlollc aecldentor tutallty I I I It enilnrses b plain facts Ihu warning vvhli h In tbu spring we per ltently set nut III these notes nnd hat Is that tin t present rtiuI Ini canoeomht h not to bu tinled I or allowed lo I rare on open water far from u capa ble ut I cuuti Chit Imnt It I Is nn unfortunate slate l for uciuiic euIIltig In hut e come down to In IMIi when I we reniemlier I Ionic open w itt it trips l nnd sal I itt g of lanues In I iNSfi I and hack to t even IKTi I Hut nt any rule the uthui lute capablo craft run bu iivlved under the new crulMiii rhiHs rule nnd bail such n one been at I rehi hi it hit last week we have not ii dolt hit but HIU vvnuld hitMJ lockered each and every prle A Hhurt report of the cup nice pent In Inline I dlntely I nfler the1 event t gluts n fair idea of t lie exultIng nature nf thu rncu It ruiiHthus Solo rapsed noun nfter fitthiK Into the thin shut wns rlctbted but continued to eapse time lifter time until her sliding seal broke then be gun up unit seas towed baik bv the rlnb steam Ittiihi Thu DrHKun rnpalid In Krlth Kaiiils and turned turtle and she thereby I unshipped her bulb keel which knocked u hole In the Kiirhourd htritku bill she was picked up by tlm vniht Kltleiilna nnd brout glut In ireenhilhe I Iruras I i np led after roundlnc Ituinhnm Bun but her nwner maniiid to lIght her unit came home under mien but in i wnterloiXeil condition I Viper I ulwuys hehl thu t lead und von thu cup Now IhN I liappfiiid to bu nn exritlmr afternoons npnrt on the Thatiies but vu mav hrrlously ask what St Oil hI it have been in the open tole nt n mile or tnoru from Intnl and DOS Hllilv with no friendly craft niiir bv to pick them up f What thu nonattendant canoe mnn wants IH to hau thu truth ns to tho race and an PNperlenrrd verdict ns to thu model und t pu nf canoe In the rate nnd thin Kcneral nature of the t prrforinance of i such modeK A shortcut srsh lit Isas we lucite often predicted Hint I upon this I open Wi tee course lie machine Is outdone ti l thu more subtiintiiil cruiser type even thoiUh oho bu nnl as up to date as she mlklit be und title t5O llml thu Vi per Mr Iminis rnnne n sbirplo model of 10Inch beam winning the bulleiieo cup t In IHIIi The point of Intel eit to I raniiemenmuH be that b nnnoes Hiicli i as DrtiLron I anel Solo lltti d with bulb tin keels can and do rapsle Well tin s tine uf exnerlenre w hn luoked at these cruft when hauled tip at ilecnhlthe l would lint have said a little kiiiiwledcu Is u datiKirnus think the bulbs were neither nt thu tIght shape nor depth neceSnry to the e raft None of thu bulb I lltted craft lurried ur attempted I In I ran y t hun full 1 Fall I area allowed tuber ratlnx I nnd even un der very jury riir they made nn Indifferent per formance HIP Viper performed ixt rrmely well but with a small bulb keel and deficient by sx 1 Inches In beam allowable she wus hardly up to what inlKht have been We venture tn assert rather than to submit thnt both In the Kridnya race und hue cup rate canoe built up to dutu within tbu new cruising class would have easily outvvalked tho Viper anti with less exertion und moru comfort und safety tu bur ow ner With thouxcoptiun of tho length of each being the enmc the vvholu Viper canoe will Blow easily Inside thin hull of thu cruiser Then seo the fuels us to power flue Vlpc Is but il Inches benm 0 Inches rcabonnl and 4HJ IncItes Immersed midbody while tho cruiser will bo 4U Inches beam II I Inches lowest freeboard and II l Inches or moro immersed midbody On a moderate displacement she will carry a elate and bulb of close on 200 pounds and nt a draught of about feet when lowered Fitted with a sliding seat of 40 Inches and a tall plan of i5 feet Is it not pretty cer tain she would in a blow always carry quite a rears area of moro sail than tho 30Inch canoe and also point and steer a steady course while the racing canoe would bo shaking to every puff and twisting all over the place However whether the machine Is ezhilar sting and delightful to the Individual or not Is not with us the question Thin point is ns we paid before whether thu general popularity of tbu sport of canoe sullniK Is endangered bv the rldlculouslt notdunieroU9 performancesof tbo racing machines Thiuiuh no doubt tho euro may he found and will be gradually discovered IU the cruiser clns such cure will only ba np parent mi breuyihi s and meantime mi liKht I lluky elnys tbu machine would ptobably bo nil there nt prl o ratcnlnit The real and tinned point proved over anti ovcrawilu Is that thu exi tim tirstclans raelntt machine canoe Is n poor uelev trap not even successful nt Itx work of ruclni nnd is ilelcss when rating Is done und Is ilo a deadly stop per to the sport of canne sitU ihu g St liavefilil so all ulunK for several years past nnd urn hope I bat this senr has put thu lat nail I I In I tlm 1 coillii Viper br no menus nil uptoditr iiiclni ma chine but rather to I bu called I a small I cruiser made a very fair at tempt I at capllni mid cut tint entirely out I of control on the 1 hurduv rule In tIll hi 0 it iitutlrumt i breeze heluiklly I tot thiouuh I In thin frch breeu of Kriday and also muiln a clever win of the cup on thu saturdny Hut it us its nil I thou time nn acrobatic pi rforiimnrc per nips und perhaps not u likely I I e liii tutu ut tin moment for n cap lu nnd n turn t bottom up A it to I neat clever MtllliiK I I apart from lucre jalnnrlmr there suits little or mine1 In thu rniiLh witter nil lull ke us ore using eMry eieriy itnd honicht In kec pine thin butth on their legs thin net tad nit hat out of four competitors I thren I cnpslreel and twn nf IbosuHo badly that t but for lmel iissUtnncc there miKht have been it ueel lot ObsNo doubt there arc those t who vt Ill attempt I tn Ind fault with the tutu iqueti miliueof thu water hilt that t Is I not In fact or tmt all thin fault Thn lust siisnn of tbu lulls rnclnc on Ilendon 1 I Iakn showed t Ito machine type had pit MI fur ahead tliiit In a rare of mme nine or ten ompetltors all I but two sure ritpnlid all I nl one time I but in lilltu smooth water MI nN both nt thin races m Tcddlmiton Ileaeh lend nt Bourne Knd cup slzlm was common und aciln at Sulcombe lust llLUt t How I ImiK Is I thusport to be nllnwed tn miller and dwindle under such nonsense All acrobatic I performance nut Milllnu Knulnnd hnwcuer i Is nut uhinu In this poor state an to raring canoe I hu report nl ho Nest York Cniiuu Club I chtllrncu cup cute feir Mli Is Just to Imnd hIm the dune rm iS Milled hu iv tIn tvvo cnnnih uisIi and Mnb the I Amrricuii tefunderniid tbu tanndltu rhullenyei theru vere eight caplC and the I Jnii l nnil lunin rominrnts thereon ihit this I nties nf nil is was marked by h the number tf ruples and I the de lay they ililscd both tonieiinis suilennir iu thN I respect These AmirUau nnd Canadian eunoes St tel iitriIl ic mi thu I blow y day 1 K5 cut nnd im feet nf Kill whenns the craft nt in en hlthu curried In suil weather only nboiil llle t or MI iiotwlthKtnlidlni hunt Drukon Viper and uulut vvrru lilted wllh bulli ihop lcl Is and lonu utI hI b tig drrk seats More ISoatM Ieir lloiUilvti I lleiich Thu NIVMW Ulectilc I Itailwi I I I l i tnt tuin pro po rs to get chiiIrt us lilt the old Ciliai Ie Hail road Company I foi puttu huRt up be ixrluidvn fence nt tin old liindng bv iris huluuie luc own bontu for tina iiuuhhittiuti tutu iti ti ngerj who wish to iii In HIM katvi v I wu of ilie u boat1 will be in uperilinil in ut few ila Tin w ill Kill lorn Ihu ptlbh ill 1 ul I unirMr tu llol land Miitlnn ut lloiknv I H S SL Mrs llilii llerlii iii h live 11 Nn I I Vfit ilsih sir 11 I Sss Vmk Mie lllht lieiild id lhhuuiii Ililmles tlirimith a iier vv Im bul Imini in llliIU I II rillrf trnln lirnliirli M les Del In null liuik I lilll lul irltgilhumtih ms tumil I 1niiiil i hiuiii huitiuIithtil l iiiul IUVruu I u u uhiiirt us siriislin ii rillliv I t IlllT Slut I never vv ll IIMI I In m MOU i iillil i oum ttlit I iiiiiiiiiin i ml tin in tn liii fi u ud I Iipanj I I Tubules an sold by diiitvil i I s nr by mall if the lint C ill cenUit IKIM I n sent tu The Hipjtn Cnejmlcal Cuiupanj No Iu Mruco tt 1 Ntvv York fcnmplu viol IV cents UNPOPULAR STAKE SYSTEM Titoirixa itonsK jirrv HATE ftuait IA tILT IO IXI They llellere that They Are Ported o i Make Their Fntrlen Too Par In Adrnne u of the Itnerii saul Home 1nror the Melts ode In Voitno on the llunnlnic Turf Th Ireeiturt Cause in Ho Mnita a Test Unless present Indications aro uilslcndlng tho socalliil etnko system which was so ex tensively adopted hy trotting associations at the beginning nf thin year Is going to provo a die appointment to both horso owners and track managers before the clnso of thin campaign and tho prospects now are that next season will see n general return to thin old plan of purso race with entries closing only it week or two before blue date of the meeting Experience proving that lie practice of closing the entry books sis or right months beforehand is not only unduly expensive to owners but productive of one sided contests as well Indcr the old plan the entries usually closed about two weeks prior to the opening of tha meeting and tIme horses were classified accord Ing to their records as they stood at that time Tho fut horses stern for lie most part thus brought together In thin font classes insuring spirited racing whllo owners had n chance to try their own horscn as well as got n line on the company thuy would have to start against before parting with their entrance fees Inder the sink system BO called the owner must name hubs horse nnd begin to pay Install incuts of entrance money at midwinter when hu knows next to nothing about tho form hli horse will bo In at the time the race Is to ba trotted alonit In August or September and when bo knows nothing nt nil about the other horsed Icrlmus thin system Is oa fair for one owner ns It Is for another in this respect hut tho horsemen look upot it as a hardship to all when they hnvo to name their horses MI lung beforehand and at tno name time pay In the end just the same amount to start as when they enterjln a strnlghtout purse closing a couple of weeks prior to thin race The almost universal entrance feo In vogue on tho trotting turf Is nominally five per cent al though it is really six anti a qunrtcr percent of lie amount hung up by tho track manager and under tho early closing stake system about four icr cent becomes duo boforo the training season has fairly opened In the spring so that tin nominator is going It blind to this extent Taking tho 11 000 stakes fur the Fleetwood irnnd Circuit meeting ns n fair example this horse owner pays his first Installment of en trance money S 1 0 Feb 0 I more than six months beforu the meeting of Aug M to 31 and as pay ments of 2 5 mire due monthly thereafter ho ll In to the extent of SN3 on each horse before tha middle nf May If his horse falls to train in tha spring hu Is out this sum and If the trotter goes wrong or traIns off after Aug 0 when the final payment becomes duo thu uwner lo os floU without Betting a stiu t for his money Entries to tho purse i races at Flectwoud do not close until Aug IS so V that the tnun who mndu entries In the stakes i last February have put up thin entire amount of the entrance fee before tliosa who enter for the hurst races urn culled upon to incur any liability or tn namu their horses With thu mlMintauesto thin horse owners thus In fat or nf the old purse system it Is rather sur iillngthnt tliu early closing takes should ba better pitrnnled than the purse races Two of tint Iketwooil stakes received upward of suv enlv nominations while the average for ho nliio events was In the nelghborhiiod of fifty entries tn a class and this on a six percent basin On thu face of tho returns the horso owners stilt cnntribute us entrance fees to these stakes several thuusnnd dollars more than the winners receive leaving a substantial surplus from this bnurce alone for the treasury of the Driving Club besides the gato receipts and other revenue The feature nf this early closing stake system which allures sn ninny owners Into entering their horses at lie exorbitant rates in rogue In probably to bu found In tho fact that the horses are classified lung In advance of the contest If n man has a green trotter that promises to beat 2 2 211 with a seasons training It looks like n snap ut first blush to get him securely entered In u lot of races for 231 horses before the cam paign opens Then if the horse goes on and takes a mark of 220 early in tho spring ha is still eligible to start In tho Uno stakes just thin same as before The owner doesnt stop to think however that everybody else has just the same chance that he has to develop and Improve the speed of his horse and that In reality his chance to win a 230 stake closing In February Is no better than to win a purse race for a faster class closing a fortnight previous to tho contest In the latter case ho knows something about what he Is up against before he parts with his money while in making a stake entry he goes It blind for almost the whole six per cent Experience is teaching horsemen the disad vantages of the snytem and many who favored tint stakes at the beginning of the year are now opposi d to them as at present managed If the system survives it will probably be on a finan cial basis moro like that In vogue on the run ning turf where the customary entrance fee la curb losing stakes Is about two percent to nominate with three per cent additional from actual stakes and where too all entrance S money In excess nf the guaranteed value of the sukols added thereto und distributed among thu wlnnem instead of being retained by the truck innnugeis IIH on the trotting turf Another objection which horse owners urge ngalnst the socalled stako system is this here the association advertises to pay out onl n certain HUIII nn more no less and is therefore under no nhllgntlnn to render an ao ounting i for entrance hot paid tn It ran afford in accept noniiliitlons on trust ut cut rates and on conditions of all sorts frum such owners as decline toe omu In nil u cash basis Everything is urist that cornea to the mill Tho man wbn pays six per cent according tn tIn onneiltlims advertised Is often mttihg UP miinev against the credit nf coin itber owner or niiniiist un agreement between thu track manager und another owner that tha alter will pity In inse his linrse U found good enough to shirt when tho day ol tho race arrives Everybody nt nil familiar with the Inside ma chinery known thnt those t practices are common Inlyn I I cut weeks I itgn n wellknown New York horseman Inld Till I M man that he bod en eied u certain liuro In 320UOO worth of stakes t his scMson without having to put up n cent xcipt at emu meeting Thu Northwestern lireiderti Aocliition In I Chicago forced him to I my u curding tn the advertised conditions bnt lit Cvii other truck wheru ho entered he sIte ccednl he said in getting I lie club tn carry inn lonilnutlon either on credit or on agreement tei my it he sturtx This Is perhaps n private mat er between the association mid t lie owner hIlt right or wrung tho horsoiuon who pay cash look it otlieiwtc upon Mill another thing In cnnnectinn with tIle stakiHtsteni which horse owners seem to think leeds t hue attention t nf the turf tribunals lo tha griming Itrutut hen of opening btukes with a sli Ing lied tn them and lion declaring ntf In nf thiiiitliiliir t fens full short of milking good Ihu I amount hung up lit Hut nssoclullon I I hi species nf wlldrullsm Inut bocnma MTV cninmiin nf late Seteral prominent rlib hits u aderlicil stakes nnnuuneed I hut I I the number nf I t f entries rtcelved St cit tint Is fuuth ute incepted two t nr three t Instiillinintsof ntranrv niiie from the nomlimlors and then U the ileientli lithe 551111 tnn lute for horse bitch tn mnku nlher engiut iniiits they have abandoned the rn is At rreeporl I III I about a weok nin tbi I climax wns reached when the ofllceis nf thi tissue itliin hating ad eitlsid I I their si Ii ikes l mi tho credit liasls hucami diMiiHillcd suit hi thu way some 5 nt thu nmnlititiirs wen neglecting to pay dellclt thus ail liolllled up and seeiu it thu I huursttliiuu nnly u few hiuiro hefnru tho races well tn h called Hint I merj tlilhg was off and the mutiiu ut an uiuub i Ibis 1 aifttlr us ill prnbnbly he Hindu it tint euiu bofnre tIn trotting linisa mbiituls next w ml vi and II in tn he hop d that the until rut iMKMtliii will then lay down a riileiiellnlnglhe right uf owner In urh fanes HU lensav thnt it this rreiiiirliitlnlr Is per mit lid in iwsb noeliallillfed then they huRt ii no rights whnii un tuouhitt shim Is I bound in ruspetit I hi slake sjMom buRt iiul4 grown up within tho palliw ii ir h itt an many tuiltiU which tha in unit i M I ii l liiilup rules if I linl rut ling turf I liirmuiiticii in earlN di 4 wbiu Ib sport wan in it inliini fail in niter in ilnitels anil tho r llt tsl t a oeiitliiti in ii u matter fdeulinB with itikeilitries is nne nf th hIm Accord Ink In tin h m dei ii pi 11 Iliu the b u it m rnliiiimkes IIM i i biiril un I fist bin tluii o i iUi I ill iiiipnii4 1ie Ilitrj tilt ll teciiis re pi diii us hlmain whiiieMi I thu iluiiuclal uiillon In i mil t miniumink From ikr I 0 i mi iiiunlp iii im tike 5 i tuni Is lint wllhniit n nhiirli in uul llnrsn ilnniilliHl m eiinllm tn their in uutnl ut the coi nf Ihlll lire lint like l In IM iMiiuhedlt liuiUum bluer III llli nnil hollnw unit i lut fn luemly re hull At Iliu FciUti idi I rind Ilnuii I iue tliik lust suir only mi ui tb ukrs dm loped n KirilrnifHlMl III Iuiuir tiC thf even uiiu linttrr MI rleaihouli h lisn d llu I In Id thai tb ru ilt un ute HfuiSSiino inn 151 Ii Ii tti io I it hurtis got Iliu it Did In Ihc lii I i h HI VlVt I II IIMJ0 i ltu i t AMU u ih iii I luus i ii u c cmpinlci seer tldij I iiico Hirniisl llunii c i iii F m iiimfu nire 5 i tiinm nnd cor rei iilnin H I ind iuu IHU In New hrk cut up Md lIlt im illr i u itu rut Hlimirniil r lerlc i Juiiii lei Uir ui SetS II umh i i I irii ii 1irk in Ilie 1 ni Muiih l tl I MJII tat liiniuC ouiptny of Now Yeirk ill 5 5 Ahlial sli u oiii dlriiturn UubKlilwk I Intrcr biuuu 1 raukU alit LcupulU atcru of iiew s MI city V t Yl

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I W pf rr 1 J f 1r fi H 1 jcw f 1 f I i U 1 UHE SUN FJfcIDAY AUGUST 9 1806 rn J f f ft1L tJIIJe r Utf I FRIDAY AUGUST II 180C I r H I t 11 l vr fti4 WL fvn wUh aiafIs for k pt4btkOSon wM I At rujfeltd trtlclti ttturntH lint miul 1 U MM eo4 itampi for tAt 1 JurjioM I LeI Nrns The Cllr amt tiiitiiirlian News tlurfai of the UniTtn Ilemn ancl rw infix ASSUCIATFU 1 PIIMII In I lit Ul l IV Ann sin t All Infnrtimlloi S I ml dnciimenu I for public UM Inntantly dliivinliialtcl to liii I Ire iut Uiu whomcuunirj I 1ho Western State Coilvrnlloin I Vltlilu tho past tlirco days Democratic Blttto Conventions linvo been held In Mis 1 I out1 Iowa mill Mississippi l Tliu Pot Ion of tho Democracy differs in nil three Alls 1 ilgalppl U surely and Immensely Democratic even If then should bo I factional split IOWA WR formerly regarded as I hopeful k State but tho ruliibow over It lint almost disappeared Missouri elected n Democratic Governor In 1MI2 by about 30000 plurnllty i and in 180 I t elected n Republican Supromu Court ludtfo by 3000 plurullty In tlieBO three conventions tho nmln Inter I est almost to the exclusion of try other question hns been the Isstto with tho freu elhrr men I The Missouri Convention was absolutely i i controlled by Mr llLANu nnd his follower I Kreo silver captured the machinery of tho party organizatIon and declared It Bolt In as nlllT o resolution ius has jet been lulopted by any party In any State Wr the Democrats of Missouri In Contention a J rnibteil demand tho free and unlimited mluagiMif liver and gonl Into primary or redemption ni iiii y at the ratio of IB to I without waltliu for tbo action or approval of any other nation Thin Inwi Convention resulted In l de feat for the free sliver wins of tho Democ racy After I scjuaru fljht free coinage h vote of Ufiii roholullons wuru rejected liy I to 430 ami 1 pint form was adopted affirm ing the currency plunk of than last National Democratic Convention That is i lot tho most lucid and satisfactory declaration that could Ira desired but 1 there I Is I no doubt that the Iowa Democracy Is I for sound mono In Mississippi jimtenlu tho Contention followed tho example of Missouri and adopted till languuw of tho 1ertle Springs resolution for free silver Tho result on tho hole Is not dlscoitraK Inp to the friends of a stable currency and sound financial doctrine The worst was ex pected from Missouri ali Mississippi I and the expected happened l of thu circum stances nt Perth Hprlug at Marshalltown and at Jackson strengthen thu belief that tho free silver tide In Western and Southwestern western politics has reached holiest mark I Is gratifying to observe that In all of tluBO conventions tho issue was clearly de fined and squarely met That should ho the case In all thu Democratic conventions which are to follow Whatever the result let thcro be no straddling Cold Comfort for the Canadian I whit be remembered thnt about year ago delegate from the principal belt governing dependencies of Great Britain met In ronfercnco at Ottawa for the pur F pose of considering how to drawcontinu ally closer the bonds that unite the colonies with the mother country They Dually I passed I resolution asserting the advisa 1 I bility of a customs arrangement between i ireat Dritain and her colonies by which I trade within tho empire may bo placed on a more favorable footing than thnt which is tarried on with foreign countries Since f the downfall of the HosE DEiY Government tho reply t that resolution has been pub i I lished and although the author of It the i I Marquis of Kirox is no longer Secretary p 1 i i for the Colonies there U no reason to doubt I t f that the views embodied In the document arc shared by his successor For while Mr CHAMBERLAIN is no moro ardent an advo cate of imperial consolidation than Is Lord IlntD he Is oven less likely to sacrifice the interests of British manufacturers ship I pers and worklngmen to sentiment 4 In his reply Lord HIPOV pointed out that the result of the proposed customs union J even In the least objectionable form would tic a partial remission of existing duties In favor of British and colonial commodities nnd an Imposition of duties on foreign goods which nt present compete on equal terms with those of Great Britain and the colonies Ho went on to show that t since the I volume of the empires trade with for eign countries is i far greater than that of tile traclo betweeti Its various parts the i total amount of trallie which would bo re lieved would be considerably less than the i amount which would 1m more heavily bur dened This result ho alt would not only necessitate increased taxation but would involve a serious loss of tinile t tho t t seruh I II burden of which In both cases uottld fall ft I with gieattht severity on those parts of the t I empire which have t lou largest IIroirt ion of foreign trade and the loss to thou parts would more thin outweigh I the gain tootH1 parts of tho empire t 1 Lord HIIHJV proceeded to inaik In detail tho effects of the projictcd custom union f on British t illillIli fut lu rtui and cal cir rlerH Inasmuch us an obvious coiiseiiupucu of the Imposition of duties on foreign 4 goods 1 4 would bun diminution of British I Imports I t from foreign nations thc volume of British exports to them would dlminlhh port JCIMSK lot nrccssnrlly been iuo such an action on Great 1 Britains part would piovoko foreign hostility but because Inlet national trado Is I largely I matter of barter and foreign k I traders could not nfTord to take the mlu I tiantlt I of goods from IIi gI Ii uneui If I tho t volume of tho commodities sent by I lie said I t foreign traders were lessened Now for till bearing of the t proposee union on Kngllsh J len considered as ocvnir carriers Lord Kiros notes thnt onefourth of thou export ttadu of Great Britain consists of foreign and colonial produce intended for letvpor tntlon and the Imposition of duties on I foreign product would involve I itn enormous immediate i outlay for thu t extension of f bonding facilities mid the necesMtry charge for their use mil maintenance t i the result hu Ins I would IM to place Mich obstacles In the way of thl i ratIo I that Its trnnsferrenco elsewhere would speedily I taku place goods which Ilngland now FO r rilvtH for reexport lielng sent direct to their nit inuiito market or through hume other entrepot where they would not Ixt sub I jtctctl to such dhabllltiei Thus tho post I hun of Great Britain as tim great market I of tile world already thteatcnctl would bu destroyed I rue conclusion U that tho I tllf i tiientltil duties advocated could not fiI I f to bciiou y Injure thu carrying trade of i iient Britain and to tract Injuriously upon all Its Industries lUpecially 1 patent U hue I Injury I to I which BiltUh worklngmfii would bo subjected through the customs union desired by the Imperial fccleratiunliits Thu greater part uf 1lllnllll Impoits from foreign coun tries anti nearly the vvholu of her Imports I from thin colonies consist of food stulTs atul vv ejf materials for use lit manufactures I 4 t Under inch clrcumitances the Imposltloi crumstncs te Impslton of illrfercntlat duties In favor of colonIal Products would b on the ono Land aIn rlso Iu tho price of foot nnd on tho other n tAt In industrial wage tlO fall being made In ev Itnblu by tho fact llmt prouts are now 10 mimll that t any advance In the cost of raw mattrials ran only be 1 met by a reduction ot working expends Thus tho British work Inn would b hit In both ways HU foot would cost him more and lie would earn less wherewith to pay for It They are I credulous Indeed who fancy that Mr ClIAMIirltLAlV would go before tho artisan of Birmingham as the sponsor of such a programme An to tho assertion often heard In Cnu nda that any loss of Great Britains foreign trade would bo 1 Insignificant owing to the rapid Increase of her colonial trade this Lord HiroX shows Is far frau being borne out by figures It U pointed ottt that tuk lug Imports and exports together tho trade of Great Britain with British possessions during 1H54 to 18B8 formed SJB8 percent of tho total and during 1880 to 18UU It formed BfiH per cent Iu other words Kngtnntls colonial trade hns for thirtylive years remained practically stationary nt about one quarter of her total commerce Flagrant therefore would Iw the absurdity of putting restrictions on the other three quarters on the plea that tho rapid expan sion of colonial markets reduces foreign trado to a secondary position A flimsy sentiment Is tho only bond which now unites Canada to Great Britain and Mr riiAViiiKKIAIv Is even less likely than Lord I Kirov to furnish at the mother coun trys expense the Canadians with the extra Lie ot Hellish Interest The Day of Electricity chic recent combination between tho cil nghouso Electric Company nnd tho Bald win locomotive Works the largest in the world nlTorcU n practical demonstration of the fact thnt tho uso of electricity as a motor Iu transportation is to b greatly In creased and extended It miails Unit In tho judgment of the men lest informed as to the subject the time has come when their business interests require hat in the mnuufocturo of engines they must make ready for thu application of elec tricity Instead of continuing their construc tion with reference to the employment of team only They foresee a revolution in railway locomotion an I consequence of the successful experiments with electric loco notlves nnd they are combining their esottrces to b prepared to meet the new and great demand it will create Thus the problem of the use of electricity for such a purpose may now h regarded as solved after many years of experiment nnd Investigation Tile solution his opened up a new field for mechanical activity which the largest Interests engaged in locomotive con struction have speedily undertaken to cul Ivate Tho managers of both the companies omblnetl for that cud declare that so far they havo no expectation that sttnm will h supplanted by electricity on the great railway Hues but they recognize that tho xtenslve use of electricity as an alt and upplement to steam has become inevitable and they have united to assist l in its forth oming development by the moru rconom cal and Improved manufacture of electrl cnl locomotives The steam railroads also are discovering that as a means of selfprotection against competIng electric roads In suburban traffic for Instance they are likely I to b compelled to make extensive use of the now agent Electricity permits anti Its profitable employment ployment requires that its motive force hal b put to constant service By Its leans trains can b run with very brief In terruptions and at small proportionate ex pense and hence its superiority t steam on the short distances of suburban travel so enormous in amount seems to b unquestionable onable I would enable a railway to run s trains Iu almost continuous procession so that tho traveller would find thu transpor tatlon ready for him whenever he arrived nt the station or nt most he would have to walt for it for 1 few minutes only Ho wuuld not have to consult n time table and xhatist himself in hurrjing to catch a train to save himself from a colt dinner or front tIle reprobation nf bis employer Moreover the electric hues are gradually bcollul continuous between large centres of f population running through town after tOWil nnd Inevitably they will bu consoll atecl in systems which will ninko their mipetUlon with the steam roads still more eriotis If those lure not prepared to meet it hy themselves making use of the electric motor The railroad situation has been langetl radically by the introduction of tho uew agent and the railroads accordingly utst adjust tluinselves to the novel condi tlolO or suffer because of them At present the prospect of the use of electricity In long mills on the gteat trunk lines 5001115 lot least far distant Those concerned in I this tnaiiu hoot luring combination say that they are not I nlluenced i flub 11001 lltteiy by any such outlook look but they must foresee that eventually til motor hlch demonstrates its I superiority I In tilt moro restricted sphcru is I suru t bo I daptetl and developed for the largest and iroatlest use Thoy are making ready for tilt coming tiny of the general triumph of the electric motor over steam lilt two companies thus united for the I mprovoment and moio 000iiot bail con ruction of tilt electric locomotive and or t Ill supply of I great and wlcln demand for I t ii ave I uimblucil capital of nlxmt 520 10000 ami it is capital Invested I and Minn gcd bj hardheaded and rxpericnred men eXIrt In I their knowledge and understand Ilk of the subject of railway transportation iuuiti locomotion Tin Slimmer NlIVLIi Maneiuvres Ihe gathering of the ships of f the North tluntu station tit the riMikvvous off New iurt Is now in progress Not all of till essels belonging to thu station are Imnie1 ti lately available the Atlanta being on duty iii tho t Gulf 1 while the monitor Amphltrltu is l under orders to tent thu Illness of tile new Port Hojnl dry duck These vessels however may take part Intel In thu nmuumvre Meuuwhtlo Ail linil lltM can concentrate at Newport ho flagship New York 8OJ torn ll l knots and six 8Inch and twelve 1Inch gulus with sixteen smaller pieces i the 11 rapolis and tho Columbia each of 7175 tolls and ono 8I mini two II I Inch and eight 4Ineit guns with twenty auxiliary pieces 111111 of Jia8 and aaOTil Knots rfspectlvcly j tilt Cincinnati arid the Uulelgh of UUlt ton probably ID to Ut knots for they have Ill yet been I speeded and cue flInch aud tel i Inch guns with fourteen auxiliary pieces ami hue Montgomer 2011 tons 1103 knots and iilnu fiiiich guns and ton smaller pieces Next week tin bttttlu ship Texas will to Into commission at Norfolk with her Oaifi tons 17 knots and two IMiicb and six Mnch guns besiden twentyfour smaller pieces Perhaps she will join tho tquacl ron of RKVuceurre t before the itosou i over h I 1I i t Now Awaiting her complement Is the Maine of OOB8 tons 17 knots four 10Inch and six 0Inch Runs and twenty smaller pieces Time Maine also should Join the Atlantic squadron in autumn Out at these ten vessels Including those now ready ali those tlmt may be hoped for Inter In tho year there can bo gathered tim most powerful steel fleet over ansoinblex untlcr our flag anti Indeed It would IMS easy to sec nro two fleets for evolution to slum Into tho movements ot two hostile forces Hut for sumo time and unlit a larger part of tho possible vessels shall bo assembled the exercises ate likely to consist largely at fleet drills and target practice As the yents go on tho tendency will doubtless b to bold moro and more thor oiiuh squadron inaniBUvrus fur tho vessel of the North Atlantic station especially when they are not required for duty In for elgu waters Thus this station can IK usot for training purposes and for supplying the I needs of foreign stations When our feet In thin 1oclllc has Increased mtfllclcntly It I will ho l possible to maintain a similar HJS tern there holding also a second set of sum mer inanauvrcs on thnt coast Thin Rural Itoiiiibllonn Hciintorw An amusing manifestation of tho dispo sition of Homo Republican partisans lo iu tcrfcro In matters which do not concert them has been witnessed during tho past two weeks In connection with certain can dltlates for Senator the Itepubllcan ticket In upState districts upHtnto II The Republicans of the city of New York have not had a member of their party In the Stale Senate since the susslon of 1801 Since the election of 188H twelve years ago two Republicans only havo been elected In Senate districts of this city both of them owing their success t Democratic divisions and not to tho preponderance of Itepubllcat votes While tile Republicans of New York city hare been making this poor showing tho upState Republicans havo been stand ing to their guns with much better success They have regularly returned Republican Senators Now however theru is n great outcry among New York city Republicans through Itepubllcan journals against the rcnominntlou of certain Senators I Ontario I on Fire I Mighty Flame of Indignation Against RAINES Tho Whole Region Aroused I Reputable Republicans Rallying toIlAviLlNs Standard t Such is a specimen headline Here is I another headline Out Against RAINKS LieutennntJoveruorSAX TOV Speaks His Mind Words of Wisdom for Ontario Jons KAIXKS of the Ontario Senatorial district elected in 1814 1 t succeed SASTOV LleutennnlGovcrtior is 1 the chief LeutelnntGmeror object ol attack just now but other Republican Senators who have incurred factional oppo sition not In their own districts or among their own constituents but among the Re publicans of New York city are to b op posed with coital vehemence The plain act of the matter is there is I now nn excel lent prospect that tho Republicans of the city of New York In their uncommon eagerness to interfere admonish and hrentiii the Republicans in the interior may suffer again in the complete overturn of their candidates in this town The re sponsibility for this strange interference with thu freedom of action of rural Reptib itans is commonly I attributed to tho be vlldcrlng political strategy of the Hon WAIINKK MuLLEn What makes this recent manifestation more peculiar than it might otherwise seem to observers is the fact that but for the votes of these Republican Senators who have stood by tho standard of their party when it was deserted by Republicans In New York the local success of the Republicans last enl in New York city would have been barren and unsubstantial The Power of Removal bill for instance passed tho Leg slaturo without a solitary vote by a New York city Republican In Its favor In the Senate where tho chief pressure was exer cised against it The simple reason was hat not n single New York Republican Senator had been sent there by the city listncts to vote on that or on any other natter Yet RviNh Lfxovr Hlocist CoGfihsHALl and HnitMCTsov have been op posed by fib New York Republicans who would have been powerless without their votes nll aid to get through the bill giving I Col STItov H the summary powell of oIlHc giving which have put the local Rcpubli calls upon their feet politically The recent signs of Republican hostility to tho renominntlon of these ti Ktuto Ke publicans are un invitation to laughter Sir AVliitnejs Souse of Humor One of tho most original and most ingen loots political theories now current is l hat It Is I part of tho third term scheme to o bring out periodically nud sjsteiu tically In thu newspapers the minnie of exSecretary WiniM E i as an altcrna ive proposition Tlio allege il putposu is to o restrain and keep in clack until tho proper moment the othtrwlMf tinccmtrolla ilu enthusiasm which demand elthlsll1 might delnlul too ireimitiirily thennomination of Mr CLLVfc AND as the nations sole hope Thu work lug of this process Is described by tho Wa h ngton corruspondent of thu ClnIntKitt iWjiilrfr In I letter which wo print else when Our esteemed contemporary In Cincinnati docs not regard this tutu of Mr WlllTXhYs fume if iu fact It is HO used for the pur osu alleged as very complimentary to that cntleman The mnfiT seems to think hat Mr WlHTSCV ought to tlo something bout It Our own impression is that hu will do lathing about it Besides being 1 very goodnatured person ready in nn unusual egrie to sacrifice himself for thu htmclU of hut frlonds Mr WllUNKV possesses a quiet enso of humor which IH worth moro than a nllllon dollars t him An IntercutIni Instance of the rapidity with which civilisation advances nowadays 1 urniblud b tutu dozen blacks from Cuba now topping at 1 Christopher street hotel on thrlr usay back to thu African home from whIch they were stolen borne twenty or thirty ears RIO hey arc all mlddleaued persons tho oldest be mrCO tho jounnest till yet I are old vnouuh to hllD been tukon away from Africa by tho slavers a thu age of fourteen or llfteun un ali when they could distinctly rcmembtrwhat they leI bohlndi to have end ured thou horrois of the unsago across thu tea In a sailing sieve ship auiol ihueeof aiavi hUe on Lubun auger plunta ions lo have ttun and protltvcl by tile emant I atlonof their claw In Cuba and to havo tie rlved benefit from STAMIVH great discovery of the Congo only eIghteen years ago Illiterate houuh they are they havo beeu Iu constant ommunlcatlon uf lao with their friends ami relatives Africa alI will return with a fair ssurcence of finding thm aualn Iostal com inunlcatlon with the heart of tho Congo region b now ouch hat thcso helpless lately eiuancl pItted slaves lmve found It possible to exchange messages by mal with Individuals In the remote villages of a land totally unknown to ui half a generation ago and Hill hardly out ot the flrat Hags of exploration Thus men seem to b of moor than average I IntellIgence and determination They have clear Ide of what they intend to do From some European port they will bo transported t Ka blnda or Uoraa at the mouth of tho Congo nail after six months spent them to become 01 matlzed will start nn the tone journey up the river to their native villages whero they wIll till the Eroand They hay labored In Cub until they have accumulated seine sayIngs and should make deilrabloImmigrants They repot that since the decline In tho Cuban sugar Indus try ten or a dozrn with the years ago wih conse I quent reduction In wages nativeborn African have been returning from Cuba t their own courltry by ship loads i Is I these men who will bed and most naturally spread what they have learned of civilization among their savage coon tryiuen I Is a pity tlmt all they can tako will them Is the experience of a field hand on a sugar plantation purposely kept In gross Ignorance but with I lively senso of harsh treatment by overseers and master There Is I a firm In nn Indiana luvvn which supplies Mr CtBVKtAMi with patent Ilehlln sinkers Writing recently on LIlt phllotuphy ot sInkers the Iruslduiit sagaciously tcmarkcd I am of the opinion thai a sinker that ran b easily put 1 on or taken off the line when In tan woule Itiect a coaiitaul need of hit lAhcrniau mpeclall I whe n the thin nrcoMltatca the Ue of dlffcreutwclgbt of leads within a Short llmr That Is sound and true and It applIes with equal force to sinkers and to political principles I Chicago newspapers boast that there are crcaturr In the Chic aito Ht erovvry hit an truStful and IIIUIIII ao Ihl sis rlwll oven Ir they Ire nut 10 I larleUolt Dsnsret I Kvcr thing bus Its use rhea hideous river Inhabitants fro I enumerates and they appear In tho Chicago Directory Indicating a total pop ulation considerably larger than that of Paris A correspondent In llrooklyn wries t Ultn agree with what you say of tho Scotch genius for narration Hut the sro grnlui citcndi to their poetry Yes and It extends even to their whiskey mi rjJitiouHni WHITNEY An T1VIK Are Mr rievrlandx Friend 1nlne tha ex HeeretHi Nnme UM I Orukef Inn fhs Clmlnnatl ftMulnr WASHIMITON AUB blhe I Inference that Mr Whitney Is being used as stalking horm is til I most positive That ho II beIng moved as a pann on tho 1rosldoiitlal chess board Is an Idea that appeals to the man of alert comprehension Thero must be ten months of travelling over rough political roads beforo thin next National Convention mot Tho officeholders get prema turely zealous In tho thirdterm Idea They overwork It and a rough lock has to ho rut on occasionally Mr Whitney Is I used as a brake In spite of his own declaration that ho Is not a candidate for tho nomination for tho Presi dency ho Is periodically thrown Into tho arena when tho thirdterm movement Is In danger of destroying Itself Then after a playful and re laxing recess with tho accomplished cxSccro tary the Cleveland boom Is I Insidiously Intro duced again Part of tho programme Is for the officeholders ptnvlng and probably believing that they are the people to ikl Indignant at Ibo mention of any other name than that ot tho sage of Iluzzards Day bo works tho mighty scherno to Impress tho people with the notion that there art only two possibilities for tho Democratic Irosidentla nomination Mr Cleveland cannot adapt him self to all tho phases of sunshine and shade In tho party situation Ho must hav a a bufTerocca felonall Mr Whitney Is selected as till man who ou account of his former relations with tho President could not stand against him I ho circuit U I confined to two names When a breach cornea In the thirdterm movement which might InvIte popular demand for Vice Iresldcnt Adlal K titovensonof Illinois or Col William II Morrison of thou same State or Gov Claude Matthews of Indiana or oxGov James H Campbell of Ohio or Senator David n I Hill of New iork or oxGov Hoswell P blower of the same State or Secretary John O Carlisle of Kentucky or Senator Arthur P Gorman of Maryland or exOov Russell of Massachusetts or some other prom meat and competent Democrat the name of William C Whitney Is thrown In with a blaro or brass Then tho third term U gradually pushed to the front again till It pale once more on tho public attitude and presto We have Whitney again From an citttnrlal article in Ihe a imf idwfxr This gamo Is something like the btraaburg Cathedral clock Mr Whitney might bo alls led Iu being ono of two figures making their ap warance a stated Intervals piovldtd ho had calf tho time Under such clrcunihlancea ho could alTord to take the fifty PIT cent chance of wine outside ut tho striking of the Convention clock hut the trouble Is that Mr Ilvveland santa the matter so regulatcd that ho bhall ho n and Whltnoy out only at such times as shall suit his personal convenience 01 Intireta RLl CIUJIL AM MJi rojiiuj SIr Funk Hint the Irohllillliiiilsl Ieteu or Eaclar LnU EuiburcenruiO To TilE Kiimm of TIlE StsiJi There Is f tide to Sunday sclliug that the public mil just I now should bo fixed upon II I underlies thu entire liquor problem Permit me to Illustrate It Iu your todas Issue several of jour columns tint with blood Mr Lane n res pected cltleu of Keintucly recovering from u drunken debauch shoots todenth uiiprnuikcd 1 father and son In a saloon row in New York a lau Is scalped I nnd the ambulance sur geon narrowly escapes being cut to pieces by drunken rowdies In llrooklin a drunken drlv or rips open tIle now of his borne Tliese are hut sample drops of the duly deluge of crime and sorrow caused bj liquor Gladstone says that It U the business of a I HA eminent to make It easy to do right and hard tu do rang Hut It Is urged A mails drinking Is his business It Is I his personal ulTatr hu drinks and takes thin connoquoiicea Did that drunken driver or that Hri okl n IIQIMI take the const quencem1 Did Lane or Capt Itodenbauch and Ids eon lakn the comuqunuces of Lanes drink ing Hut we art told wo Put not Inter fern with the personal liberty of mentoilrlnk or not drink Ihe genius of our lovirnment guarantees I fl liberty and the pursuit of hap pmen What closure have Ibo tolls of thoutands of children of drunkards in this city to life liberty and tho 1111 slut ot happiness 1 Ilavonot thin taxpayers any personal liberty or rights thatlioilld lu considered Judge Noah Davis says that experience for 1 score ot years on thin uenrh Is that NO per cent of all tho crimes that came beforo him would not havu c nmo had It not been for the traffic In alcoholicliquor Dr i Wlllard Parker onuof thou eldest phjslcluns New York has ever had In his preface to the Lectures of Dr I W Hlohard ton all that the liquor trafllo Is responsible tor aa per cent of Idiocy 45 per cent of lunacy HO per cent of crime ft per cent of pauperism and 10 per cent of ull deaths Appli that I lo New Vork city and II means that last tlt the liquor radio t U I responsible for tile birth of scores of Idiots 100 lunatic the sending of 711101 len and women in I Jail t lIe pauperising of 1 111000 families I I and for 40110 death Let vmr luxpuing hunt common nentii bull I ilts eltlmis climb the rounds of thcno figures and get a clear conception of this monster ui 11 which demands seven du s In tha week to dolts awful work and demands exemption from obey lull the law an exemption that Is not grunted to mildnesses that ecu making the city lircupcrotis morally Uun and huppt I I I U I estimated that onethird of all thu cinnrmous evil wioueiht bj liquor results from Sunduj tales Mirely Itootc velt Is right In demanding that liquor sellers ohty Ill laws as the rest of us have lo do Hero are a few truths that apply i Charles hum lie r mid If 1 you would AIIYI the nation you maoist sanctify It us well as fortify It Said tortfy Ilhl Powderly Ills liquor trafllu la I responsible fur b far the target part of the evils that allllcl labor Kvery lilld has a right ell wellborn It U I the business uf the city liovernment to help In every way It cal lo this end As Jnol bald uf enfeebled and degenerate Irtecui When Incise mother alioulit give birth to turn Then mafit Don t lie rUlored ant luol till them Whatever tends to help children to a healthy birth and healthy surroundings heally libsteal Is a fundamental blessing AntI liniior la I the Incoming tide Ileul 1 K AnI NEW YOIIK Aug 7 11 Ul The lie Ixlit ofhe Hrnaou In I Coloretl Hoclr ly ut the tn llul to t toe IVcuAfnifou cifor lerkan l Tun AfroAmerican laulu of this city art ivcaklug ot r having a baby show In 8 pterou r markel Tbf Scat this Jericr weak waUrm loo of Ibt season cl lo n t 4 REED noon ttr JINNlrrrNZ BPrlt it Commnnl i llon from t tephhieaa Who ThUk llnrrloon I 1 Too Hlow Tti TUK KDITOH or TUB SUN Sli 1 taust corn tnence this communication with an apology for adLculnl It t you 11 reasons for to doing are that I know of no llepubllcan journal time country at the present writing thai Is nol tOO I conservative to publlth I and It published In any other Democratic Journal than TiE HUN It would bo alleged to come through 1 partIsan source but Its publication In THE HUN which has a reputation for candor and fairness will give It the status I desire There Is so much talk nowadays the wIse and contcrvullvo Administration of Presi dent Harrison nnd su main deeply drawn sighs for a return to II that I deslro to ask my fellow Itcpubllcnns to stop and consider the truth about tlmt Administration That It Has aw Ito and conservative Admin istration I wIll not attempt to controvert It was patriotic too Hut wits It duo entirely to Mr Harrison Dial II was to 1 Was not his Secretary of State at leant equally wise patriotic and conservative 1 Did ho not Imvciu wise pat riotic and conservative Congress to frame Coufre legislation I for his AdmlnKration 7 Why MIl that such f wise patriotic and tnnscrvattvu Administration was klckiel out of power BO un ceremoniously I Tho American people lovo wisdom patriotism and ciuisvivallsm It Is myhuuiblo opinion that t Mr I men Ion who Is su wise patriotic and contcriatlvo Iu speech was not the same mal In his practices Ihu American people did nut like his treatment of his friends nnd thojo who initdo ills Admin istration Possible 1 they did nol llko his melhods used 1 fur HIM tmrposo of perpetuating his Ad ministration they did not like his trealmint of his Secretary uf Htute Hint the Speaker of tho House of Huprrscntatlvcs they did not tako kindly to Son Itusiult running about till coun try or miilzin ccllque to hell dadtheydldnt like the mulliods of Private beeretary LlKc In editing press despatches In KIH h a manner a to claim all credit for his boxs and detract from others they didnt Illco the I scheme of giving Ilvlll Cabinet portfolios and diplomatic berths to the friends of 1 feared rIval as premiums for treachery and Ingratitude to that friend they were disgusted with thu attempt of a il of dele gates Hho sold thrlr t tick ota of iou mi Isuien to tho t convention for 10 1 and 11 1 ii lice and coining from States which OI ould nol contribute n simI gum electoral vote tenting upon them 1 logical candidate who was so illogical us touhelvu his equally logical rmtnhi I hug muto for a man who I was believed could command tbo support of thu fri end a of thu Idol of He publican who had been outraged Irnduccd and belittled bccnuso his putty loved 1 him for lib vl lilootii and patriot b ism There are thousands of itepublicails Ill thu country who remember the tlilllga Hut aside from tliiiMi facts was tho Adminis tration of Mr Han tm anv moro enntena n III t llI fCji tlso than that of Mr Aithur or that i of Mr Cleveland I Is this country badly In nctil Ir a con servat I cc Aelmlnistiutlor I t I think I not Tile political conservatism of In day means to let well cmmtrli alone hat 1 bailey might do for older countries hut this is I a groulng I progres alo Cold partially unsettled country Coiihina tlsmls t pioper talk for tie 111 a 11 01011 tinier his spcclal truth maintain his private jncht and has his fortune uiaclo Hut I linu about the t great mass of t lie people who are ton x Iiii anil thu millions of money that aro ready to develop to tilt utmost extent the grt it Xortliuest and tho New Smith 1 lion about the man who has his crowing foully I Indl Is concerned about their education and proper equipment for the duties of life In this country of countrlus ulth Its countless millions of fortunes j et unearned 1 hey aro In favor of aggressiveness that aggressiveness thnt Is con lstent with iod fearlngandloTlng JtitlcL with energetic hon est conquest of new empires Ithln our proper sphere not with brutal t elflahnc but for tho mutual betterment of inaii with I that t Itreli I ance that warms the American heart with bride In Its natlonulltv Ihci rrefer the prioo cutting up into building lots and factory Kites the uouncro farm near town to rnllng wheat on I because dad el lei hey 1 rcjolced to see I tho polIcy of waiting I for more troop amId better fnnn It Inn4 lipfnrn trinitni m Ill m ftnt p kcihil by that of Ill light It out on this 1m31 i If It takes all summer 1 hoy dont believe In lea Ing tin1 fart dMlgurcd hccuuo the cuticle lion hell destroyed they favcr fkln grafting They arc not content to let a friend die because the old tally doctor says its no ue tho blood has become Impoverished I but they linitle for the follow ulih tilt now Ill ur In fusing leI blond 1hej dont tako kindly to the Idea I of letllner the losing side make the tle stntidnfT by running It Into thom darkness It warms the cockles if their luarth In hear the aggressive command 1luy bill They grow restive utmcr tho cry We cant do buiness thor Is I no quorum lliey throw their hats in the air no matter how conservative they are over the Yankee candor that asKerts 1 see Hill Jones and Jim Smith In the cloak loom and you bet your boots Ill count em I They want a man to lead tl em who wIll be obeyed because It Is f pleasure to obey superior wisdom and not became IIP has patronage to bestow a lan who has for years stood among Blunts with no one either sufficiently jealous or conceited to dispute hU superior ability a a leader a lan who doesnt have to eo gun nlre for delegates but who has the ability to attract them a man than whom none has a lilKUer head or heart a typical Yankee wide awake wise patriotic conservative In a proper sene and eares lvcly broad and humane I Is 1 mv humble opinion that such an Admin istration as a mal of this character would lie likely tu give the country Is what the Industri ous breadwinners of this country want I have not considered the halo Iopullst and ntfi tutor leave thun to the demagogue ali llAIIUIHIILIIO tug 7 Jtlll CONNOIIV Tin K Kit vi v A s 1 o fit IA a ui c V Further Notes on Imllan Words To Tiir KIIITOII i oi Tut c hN Mi In a communication to your bund ly edition Mr litllan 1 Italph asks tho t inuinlnt of the word IskiliHkle used as an olllclal title In the TI I fliRt 5 violet y Tim us nrd so is taKen hj he fuumters of that organisation from Cur vers TruviH u hen In In a vocabulAry of huUdjibivu Uuifuaiic it Is itticn an the namu of thii lyu lIterally his ee Tho proper btKlllne of tile word Is o likliijli I vxouli miKit that tlmuord hackamore sent to I Mr 1 I ioi tIll from t olinudo as tho t immo of I rid In g lalter tsa iitock oil bull corrupted form ot hAkuhmopi the vaiul I nii ullcd 1 inuati name till 1 cord or rope Tho 1 nord tLutum Riven by Mr hal Ph as a mme for the sirvico beiry l appears In my Hat of plant names under the form skatoon lucre may hu other variant uf the word which is a rorriiMinn of thl isak watoihi Iii the rultof thii mltasknat tin Ireo name of thom hail tiush the omission of the t uord husk from lIly a rtlclo was accidental I Itlsan I nlibiiiv litlnn of tIn reek 11kla I li afictVia I fist ll 1 pre I ulrdb fastIng I tnliht haM addict theuord mliirfo Mjinetlmis met with In book us thi iHinuof a cli lii kin if or uovernor iiinoni thu 0 reeK Choctau Ar I I Is a Iluittau uoid 1 lave to thank Mr tharnuors for his correction ot thoetjmologj thut I cave of wlnnlnlsh My inlbtuko sues due to tho erroneous not LI tlmt I had nh to the habitat of tho llh It I Is curious t hut the liljlliwuj uord meaning pool In fat shall lot InilliaU thou chlltraoto r of the Units llcsh sdeM rlbed by Mr liatut or In a letter to TiiKMN of tug r Mr Theodore Ilcootta oIL notes that I did not Include in my ar Icle the word cat USD the name for small I ndlnn horse In I tho I fur m art ii ivit and 111 iiyjack a nnme for tilt Caimda jay 1 lilt let ter of these words In tho orh appears 11 Mime Paris graph with whiskey John anotherrurrup lon of lie Indian I word InotIIurrul Ilt ol Ian Iho ptulil lion hreid o Indian I pony so ailed obtained Its name from Iho t tujumi In I unn aiiinnu 1 whom It originated and uhoeo inner hiudnimrleiu oa the uppur purl of tilt Vullaualla liver atTordlnic excellent puatur loge Hllowed 1 them to beccnnu cxtenslvn brveduis of horses and to I keep lar I c droves of them lila Knullli name of those I lId 114015 tayunc Is a orruntion of Culllonx thn tmmu applied to Item by the 1renc Canudluns uPtled Inhomtiof 0 the I lists of words aunt to Tit IIS t certaIn of the word aro not American Indian 11 hulal Ihus of Mr H WalKhH list ehu comes to us rum India liunmmk IH I KnuM liii pleusuiiK Ua I corruption of tho Trench plialllou the name 10 fan olil I lou ttllfl teso copper i oln woilh I little less thun c cuntlme yarn It I Africanmid ranuck 10 a Will ol uni Httalii origin An IntHllluent I rrneh Canadian t told Ur I 1 I llartlett that It SOUl t lorruptlon ol I onniiuulit tho Ircnch UrrUlltou lnueh anadiau nunio for an Irishman New VCIIIK Auir 7 V I 011111 A WomnnM IdruH inuevrnlne Notoriety TI ole 11ITI1 iK Tub bi xSlr I Mould klw the mini of the woman Itnbtl W us hn u tlit sIll loon of hot lelhr tilol Iliob itoibilig loom Oi uiilaj llliiidi I I a14 a thiim fcrrctl 10 that create anarchy und rkil met me tell laliel W why I U I that M large booty of lielotiho vliouli tie t UbhiKall Ihrlr I ioHer lneiuteituirliiif 10 save a jutlly eonUeinnecl murilereas limtcad of lilng loom ilon nlroililcii poor 1 I nlmiilv llml lit olillDK tho poor alt loulj one achluvc no 110105 rlety Our namu U I not prlntnl In thu lulU W do attract attention to oursilvc If uu wnnt lutm Sil thlunlu lhfboUaii you mu t eufuno tile II wr our OHII eholcoi throw bouquets at a murclcnr ultotalu noinaim flkhli wear liloumcri ami rl hl ileycle I WiUlot like to wager u lout itppla I Hint UJIKJ V doe nut snot that ills Is I not nnci of thus homely lUsliaptn inUcratilo tpedmeiif of limo female ivx wh10lu Ucxt louts either euroui by omUiton tir ion mu ilon anti w ho cannot attract u lain exciptli komci orniof self ailMrtUement IhAUELit Kxtiniotu Mbit Vuik AUK H The Nune foi the HUlp To THI EpiTOHOr THE CtSSt A more npproprl sta 05111 than that uf Wathluxtou cannot be found for b propo u new twttleiblp I4niuicii J liouu H w 5 Au tt I TUSKS oir rvatia XAXDS EfOrtm e He Hiide to Protect the Fore Eeucres from epredatlon WAStttNOTOif AUB 8 At the net sessIon of Congress strong efforts will lie made to procure the passage of a law for protecting from the raV ages of fire anti the axe tIme public woodlaiuli and particularly tim forest reserves Under the Harrison Administration In 1811 the PresIdent was empowered by Congress to withdraw timber lands from siilo and to get them apart for forestry purposes Millions of acres were promptly secured and at thou last session of Congress the number of such reserves has reported an seventeen They Included in Arizona the Irani Cafton lHMA20 acres In California the San labrlol iiSoO 1110 SIerra 40110000 the San IlernnrcllnoTUTUHO and tho Trabuco 40l0 In Colorado thia Vhlto hiker 110HOSO tile Pikes 1cak 184320 the IUilii Creek 17UJOOI liy hotlth Ilatto IINl5r0 and tIle Ilattkmrnt Mesa N3N3IO In Now Mexico the Ietos Hlver MllOlO In Urecan tile Hull Run HOHO tIle Catcndo Range 44lJt40O and the Ashland IHntIO In Washington tile 1nclllc 1117080 In Wjomlncf tIle Yollowstono adjolnlnit the park Ijiul4f at res Hero are t7MJ4800 acres from which how ever may bo subtracted siah small areas ni had already been carefully appropriated lIlt I seven teenth reserve Is tho Afocnak In Alaska tho area of vhlch Is not exactly estimated Tho purpose of the rtscires Is to save tho forest Krowth upon them In order to secure favorable coidltlons of water How and In general to keep supplies of timber for public use and en Jo ment Yet owlnic to the small appropria tions It has been found Impraclluililo to detail any special agents for their ptotectlon to that they are still u open to trespassers as thc tinro served lands although they cannot bo cold It has been urged that one superintendent with a force of assistants should bo plat c d on eac h of these reservations but an act Introduced at Iho lust session of Coturross proponed InMead that the Secretory of War should bo authorised to make such a detail of troops for the purpose as the Secretary of the Interior mlKlit require Since that legislation was not dually secured It may bo asked why tilt Vur h Ih partinont tiome not net on Its own authority as It docs In pro tecting tho Yellowstone Yosemltc irnnt and bcirnola Parks by details of troops Tho answer is that this authority cannot ho etrcl oil law fully without the express direction of Congress the Judge Aclvcicatelienurnl having uhen nil opinion to that effect on which the War De partment felt bound to act There U no doubt however that tile detail i I of troops t to some or all 1 of the forest reserves Jtlst spoken of would bo the last met knob of protection As trained men acting under coon bootimot otllcor and without I LII extra cost to the loveminent except for their camps and barracks In the wood1 they v mid furnish a moit clllclent and icnncimiial guard while giving the details practice In Held duties It Is therefore probable that efforts will bo renewed at tho com Ing session to procure such details from the army for the forest re fccrves especially as numerous complaints have been mnde for somo years past that stockmen drUf their sheep In thco reserves thus do Ntrou log tile herlmgc and In somo cases care UfMy cir puiposi ly setting lire to the trees This part of the prollosod logislatlomI Ill clear hut what seems to have hindered Its enactment hitherto Is a failure to settle upon methods of cutting and selling surplus timber anti of al lowing It to be nIt also for local uses At pros out the re has been a svftem of permits for ob taining timber but If cutting la I to be allowed at all tile internment should apparently re ceive a uropc value for timber cut for sale Instead of mnklng a gift of It us now About u diven v ears ago a general estimate of the public woodlands mm aol iotb000teol of f In I thu v hofc country made the urea 7110000 acre mostly on the slopes and crests of the far Vtt t ern mountain ranges the trees largely contlst lug of pines pruces tlr cedars and redwoods Since that time timber tracts have been sold thus greut mine Ing tile estimate but It U enough to know that the I principal aim at pre eat Is to look after the forest resi rvcn of whic h onlv erne that which adjoined the Yellowstone Iaik can appinntlj rely nt all on supervision b tho arm Cnder existing acts there I hnvo been some attempt to preserve tilt tinnier hinds In the States of California Oregon and Washington private cltlens could purchase lIOncro tracts each for their own use but It has been alleged that millions of acre have been taken up under this act and Immediately transfered to lumber ompanles often foreign ers thus preventing thom whole Intent of the nit Again in the Ilocky Mountain Mutes while timber lands could not be sold citizens were al lowed to take timber without payment for do nietlc and mining purposes and railroad com panies could take It for construction alungthclr right of vi ay Tile result was a good deal of promiscuous pillaging when It would have been better to provide some uniform method of ob taining timber by purchase where this was desired A committee of Congress reported come time ago that settlements upon timber lands In the States and Territories just spoken of under tho Homestead act and preemption laws wcro usually a me o Pretence for getting the tim bee us Ohio lands rarely possesoei any agrlcMij tural value As to cutting timber from min eral hiuda perhaps not one acre In 0000 In tile Stutea and leirltorles named Is mineral and perhaps not onc In I 5000 of what may hu inlmral Is kno n to he biich The law of sIll empowers the Interior Department to regulnto the cutting o timber I for domestic and railroad use hut In the lack of officers to OmlllrcO the regulations little can be hoped mar In tho t last Congress the Mcltnc bill I was tho I lending measure cm this subjec t nnd It recels mol the support of forestry vsoclatlciiiH and of boor Mins Interested In the vubjeel of the preserva tion of timber It I undertook to prov Ido a ineth od of UhMltutlng nlcsof tlmbe r after proper adertlsi mc nt and bidding for the preNlt sit tc m of permits and It alun allowed a tiklig of timber I tor local I Uhcs I Irobnbl this will I he tho t bails of etTorth made nt the omlng ongrcss to Miure I leuNation on this Important Ill lojomot t One cstlmntr of tho I timber I stolen during I tho t I yearn from 1K81 to hull Incltilve was JHKIV P1 null ut the NiUflipagn us 10OUKtP while tilt ItliilUmitoO aituallj recovend In that I period partly I by compromise were SlnOKM 1 which did little more than cover the nppoprlntlons for protection service aggregating S7t 00 reverul i tears aco tho t hoosoos by actual theft t or unlawful I cutting were much gnatcr than t boy apt cur to bo nuw but guards of troops In the leading forest reiMrvrx would doubtlms be a Lteat source of protection Why Ilo Fool SHU Hcmt f I5 inn tin llartfonl Courtint What OilOlkCo a noun f 80 our 10 take ii soIlbais svlte hoe 05111 atb I 0 Volt In It 10 Irlenols or fa iiolI for loahla iioi gti rlgit OOIt 10 tIlloilltltig omo1 tragoly 7 You OOhlt itillIS Or bat any more hub 3 OlU aIm CX plllio how 511010 mu totOl loss hIolitlom out 00 survIve to tIls ttroIilt 510 VIoy dioboit Ito roaoIo iil iooumveol ate lootlor ioeoro o ooioo OthI SI Kiouuglo tlizit It iioooio Is ertitc bolon 10114 Ito ts frhOfli toil llilestuC000lumilii Ill Inc psIoraocord ihig ill louis big to oooi hi was At thOm allure SYC toC taihloomalO run aorouy oMit limb the CooOO lilt 010th they cmi hia roliy bum aeot anot whomi I ho CIOllOIS tOtii U i and It tooCIilo 00 I ihil tooler I iou Ventura SOOhIOC nnlaoullr 54 ho is an sy ilolt Iloore is tin last to soart for litItor lie dosnt kiiooss enotIgli to know lii daulger lot ii goo5 eathi outlimner 11111 ouIm auimner bIns tIc tong string tiC lrowiolig traguollee tom a part nt iti btlshoory Hut its 55 e salot ioeiort iooi lIthe suiuiiiter tittes tt tlbo CoiOtitIoILIY US to gIso olvlIlzslooom a froslu ohoittoc A loot oof 10001140 ACi dmioss iteol lor theIr folly tlii thor 501101 livoi toroou1i bist ear os boleli was J ilti so gooot a ootr for droiwnlitg ant a lob wIll live tlorooogti tills ar shot gti hilt 11114 lrowhi In I bU a resoilly as I C boy arc hub NhKll IVo Work the Tioltlnit Hone to llciithf Iotot the llvffala titnlng Tlnlll Tlieio la much loulu In what Im his says ahooout shorter tiollliiK races It I l not un cineomninn thing now for a hnrhci atladieel to a sulky to bo a liAlf under atweMinniito vetO and a quarter ut u fced rival llnK halvulorH In hU palm dux When lice or ilx ami kiiiiietlmiKoviiiHiid litht bloals era trotled very ill ant at t hobo 111001 thou at null on is loiroo mint be Ire t tilt hiOj100lS lientuall he mu t hrcak down nuilir It It lietin likely that III I III nea futuru the trolling I race will an hue Hi s says iou l shorter This yearlu 11th halo however Iho I old pUn will he In operation except In ipiclal lontekt and no doubt the great nia jorlt of hortu Iosors will tot glad that it In i I he IMIIor Mciint Vcll ftnn fAi IriiiCu ufiififKficn 1arsti Ala tOW UAWesurn latani9edltor was willingupt i Uul local rlolii enUrtulnmi recently und hetwantiel lobci purth uUrly nice about Itno ho mentloiud I the namm uf iicicMal oiiii ladle of tile lois u and wrote they elI fllled their t parts to perfec tion Then he so Chit home Lboeil hot piperappear ilwan fniiml ihut the t printer ilici I put em nMn thu place of an r III the word barb A Jlohnteui llcllcui Tu rut I IIITOII ur bItS hitSir In jour lIst or udUil word I do not Stud bios Word okiair It is ir pared from gruuiil panlu l corn I belleive and toe Indium eat II with milk or It la eaten with lea cream U U prepjred by tho JtohcKun Indian who tIc a lbs 0 OtC al U ml es atlas 0 New London at tile M hoiie iciiii reurvutlun mi Ihu Ihaines 1 Hoi liutu u fair every full or latet ummer to i rocurei rumU lo tarry out their eljurch work and at thu fair they oaer yukeav loom saId ana other arllelea uiade hy theui sobias The spot wiivr they hold their fair la one of he uieMt beautiful oa lb luvot She I thaudttii faIr Is an attractIon to many biattu Lztes iaw 1411155 Aug e A cnzyaae I4JTONX It InHnlrt to IIVs Cured Hnnitreit of 1 soils lillIan by Vtnomoim Creatnre h m the SI Luuti ntfnMlA list It Spradlcr an attache of time Bt Louli anltarlttni has ono of the most curious atul what he assert to bo ono of the mosttiicful and valuable of articles U U a Chinese snake atom and tiivro Is said to be but one other In thecoun try Ilidetd tho ono In Mr Spradlays Imoases slon Is but half a one time original having bcel cut In two by Mr Hpradlcy and half of It gives to a friend The stpno look like piece of ob long cuminl coal and Is I about oueelghlh of at Inch In thlckncMi thrcoelghths of an tool Witie and half an Inch long It Is as light us a pleci of inrk posnsscs a uoilelicd surface and can bt easily cut w llh a knife It Is not a stones In th propxr ciiiMi of tho word but Is a nmnufaoture article and is l pnrotm To euro snake bites or polnonous wound ofsft similar nature with the stuno tho wound muM first bo pcarlllid Then Ihti I stone U applied U the wound Knih morning and evening It II tuksn oir and nut Into a glass of lukewarm water to remain a few moments until It HI t tho poison It has absorbed Then af ter tilt wouml has been washed In a strong ae lutlon nf rait water and attain scarified thl mono which In tho mean time has been rnt i bed In warm ashes until drjls again apjnlea If this treatment Is kept up for hum days an thou patient abstains during Unit tltno from splr Itunus llimnrs acitri Isassurtd I sccure1 tilt stone saM Mr Hpradler from my father moro than thirty years ago He got It from James J 1 1nrknr the man wilt mndo It rrom 1H74 to 1H77 I was with tin party w hlch was putting through time Texas ls clllc Ilnllroad nnd during that lima cured sev eral of tho party who were bitten by rattler and other poisonous snakes I have frequently loaned the stone to friends and I out the origi nal In two giving half of It to a partlcufw friend of mine I havo not used the stone foi somo time but am ready to give a teat of III merits nt any time Following aro some excerpts from a wnittci hlxtnrv of the stone In the possession of MB Hpruellny Ihls remedy for tho prevention of hydro phobia and euro of thin bites antI stings of all poisonous reptiles and Insects was obtained by in father who was a aelt Captain furtyflvi ro irs ago from an old schoolmate of his whit w as nl nn Captain of a ship and engaged In thiS China mottle He also obtained full direction for making tile same Ilo said tim Captain told him that he obtained It from n Chinese Juggler who frenucntlv exhibited poisonous snakes slId would evrn allow them 0 to bite him for the grati fication of his audience and then apply a piece of tile stone without receiving the least injury Thn snld Captain by paying thai juggler liber ally and agreeing not to mnko any for sale In China obtained thom recipe for making Tall remedy was applied by my father and method to moro than no persons Ithln a lapse of fortj years nnd never failed In a single Instance M cITnol a cure Attached to this written history which 1 a Igned by James J Parker Cabin Point Hurrjr County Vn Is I a ortlllcate of Hires performed hv means of the stone by Parkers mother hlch Is signed by twentysix cltlrens of Cabin Ill ml I the corttflcnto rending as follows We tho underilgned cltfzensof Cabin Point Counts of hurry and State of Virginia do con odentlv believe tho snake stout in the possession fit James J h Parker to be Infallible as a pro ventlvn of hydniphoola and a cure for all bite of a poisonous character we hav Ing known and heard out persons who were unquestionably hit ten by mad dogs anti poisonous reptiles whu have visited this great remedy with neverfailing succes Of the twentsix signers of the certificate Mr bprndley says all nro now dead except oni a Mr J Deal who lives In Pennsylvania CANARIES FOR coxncis Mlehlicnn Prisoners Keep Them for Com Sort mid Itnlur Them for 1roOt I rom the Chicago Record JACKKON Mich Aug 1Convicts in the Michigan State prison have many more favors tnan tlioMi of almost any other penitentiary la Out Inltid States and It Is the belief of the management of the Institution that for this reason thcro are fewer outbreaks of lawlessness than nro found elsewhere Among the favors granted to them here is that of keeping and curing for birds hern 1 aro fully 000 feathered songsters In Michigans principal penal intltmlon all owned anti cared for by the onvlotn and as Mum UH da light approaches on bright mornings their sweet notes are heard in striking contrast to the natural feelings of their owners Many of tIle most hardened criminals who from their general appearance and history would not be expected to euro for anything of a retlnlne nature tenderly euro for and cures their little pets More than threequarters of the cells In tho Prison contain ono or more canaries and they are also found In various shops throughout the Institution During the day the cages are hung outside the cells to give the bird light and air but as soon as the convict returns from work at night the cage Is taken Inside This practice has been carried on In the prison for years and tho officials say that Instead ot any detrimental effect being noticeable the little songsters have proved a benefit as they not only give the cells more homelike appear ance but they also wield a decided Influence In the way of humanizing lie most reckless and hardened criminal Besides being permitted to keep the birds for the sake of their company and influence the convicts are also allowed to raise them to sell nnd many u dollar Is credited to the accounts of tue prisoners from this source Of course the convict handles none of the money realized from the aisle of the birds until he discharged out It Is laced tu his credit In the prison bank It IH ltiterc tlng to walk up and down tho prison corridors and note the different kinds of canaries In the age and morn particularly to note the different methods adopted by this convicts In caring for their nets AH styles of cages are to be seen and while one bird U i provided with a veritable palace of a home and nil tho luxuries known In tho bird w rid the ono In front of the next cell will havo simply the plalnent wood or wire cage nnd only tho ordinary scoot anil water holders 1 Ibis is also true In t the hliops nnd the character of the convlt can in almost every Instance bs solely id ntcd by the care he gives his festh eriMt friends Through lie day the music of the birds is 1 hard noticeable rlthough It cnn ho heard more or less nt almost any time but on sv bright morning the songotura t are pleasingly noisy One of tho officials who has been connected with the prison for years says that when he first came to the prison the music nf tho birds In tho morning made him wild but he has now become snaccuhtnmcut to It that this placo would terribly silent without It 31JIK t OLI HY SHE rjVO Holld Frozen Cubm of Site IleinUh Product on Hair In JLondon trim the Iltllatitiphia Ittcortl Canadas representative In Denmark report thnt during the past year a new Industry ilaS been established there which promises to prove both prottablci and serviceable and which might be followed with equal success on thlsalda cf tho t water vie tIle shipment of frozen milk to largo eltlos A lelor ago u Danish merchant ex perlmented In this direction hv taking Danish milk whIch is peoullarly delicate and rich In tUvnr firnzlng It by the iifce of Ice and salt and Minding It In barrnls by rail and steamer to Lon don On Its arrival the milk proved to be as sweet and well tasting as If It bad been Just drawn from a cow In the middle nf Sweden Ihu milk wa so much In demand and proved 50 orofltable an article of cbiumerco that the exporter Immediately took out a patent on the shipment or frozen milk from Sweden and Denmark to London He then sold the patent to a stock company v lth large capital which on Feb I last bought otn cut tho largest Swedish cream erie converted It Into a factory and having put in n special freezing apparatus began oa May It Ii 1 the export of frozen milk In large rjuan When lie milk Is received from the farmer It Is PastPiirled thai Is heated to 76 C and then Immediately cooled ofl to about 10 IX and now tile frrtizlnir Is commenced Half the milk Is tilled Into cans and placed In afreo Ing apparatus when It will be thoroughly frozen In tho course of three hours The frozen milk Is then tilled Into barrels nf pine tue only kind of wood that can b used The barrels however are only half filled with this frozen milk the balance being filled with the un frozen milk hIlls I way of packing has proved to bo the only practical ono as pan of th milk has to be frozen In order to keep the whole cold and part has to bo In n flowing stale In order to get thu barrels exactly full which U necessary la order to avoid too much shaking up on the road by which thn imam m woulit bu turned Into biiltur I I thu floating masses of boo at Ilia I taint tlmo prevent the unfrozen milk In Milling tile cream Milk which In treated In this war has proved to keep quite fresh for twentyalr days Kv ry barrel holois I looo pounds of milk and who a week thorn will be shipped Oltr barrels making In all about 100000 poondt of outhit a wek rIse milkis shipped to Newcastle and from theru by rail to large manufacturing cities where It Is sold In tho strceu or In relR stores I It Is reported thai the patent has been bouei hoE Ireland also ut a cost of I00 000 whTiT 1 proves how much the stock company v expect from this new rnterprlsc Iht time may not bu far away when lbs dairy arousal lie Sew Kngland and Vest Stat i may bo tondlng nol liuttvr and milk but frozen mllkttndtrcamto tho largo cllles of both con I 111CUlt 1 llli lIlKjemlirylni foxcaalom from Iki Chicago Paly TrUmiu Attortiey for liefetOsyou uy you hma toorliilot br oxIoreouseom stir opinIon ill lit no ease Now sir what obot 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i fr w kr3 wnwV r r L 1 I THE SUN FRIDA1 AUGUST 9 1805 1 7 CANT STOP NIGHT PARADES j 1OiirR Torn iutr TO AFTER rl1JVII1Jt l MOltTt JtlOJS Ihe tnvv M A71 They rlhtll FuiitUh ii Hum dent Escort to JreMpT the Pence So IV null He nilreJ I he fluttered Prlinn ed m Arriilened by Jlnttered Detective Iles 1 iII men arrested when thu gang ot toughs c II and thlee lave battle to Central Office detec iI tlle on Wednesday night during tho parade of a thu Vellln t Association through Hudson street 1 wire taken to the Tombs Court yeetersIy morn Ii Ink In two patrol wtgons and under tho guard of eleven t entrat Office men S The prisoners described themselves as Louis Illll Jnlm McNnlly Joseph llerncy Thomas tf Quinn Charles heeler Joseph Ferris Itobert Hopkins Michael Vilsh Joseph Falmor Thos I Desmond and Michael McLean Three of them p are nrgrois rho deilce lives who had charges of them Ire Kraucli Pllte1 llutler ODonohiiei ltnders Mulhollnnd t Ictroslul McManus Cohen Ollrlen ami Heldy Several of them bore evi d dences of their encounter with tha toughs 4 Dialers head was coyOTe with bandages and Itcldys face was swollen Irauch complained of an Injured hack I The prisoners were merely charged with being suspicious chaactcrc as It was their friends I who assaulteet tho policemen They Wero ro innnded until this morning by Magistrate Cot nell The detective txpect that somo of their vlclhnK wilt make conllalnt ngalmet them at Pollco Headquarters 1 be leo will also look Iolco I UI the lens records to see If they are wanted ou anyuld charge MiNallyls an exconvict I and only Just out of prison anr hen Preslileint Houoovolt readied Police Headquarters ci terday morning thu llrst thing tie did U to send for acting Chief Conlln nnel f get n retort of the attack on I thu eletcctlvcH tha night before He concluded that parades like the one of the clllng Association were detri mental to the public good and that t lucy should be stopped at once Acting Chief Conlln made d this announcement acoufureuce with Com 1 missioner Kooscult I These night 11llle of chowder parties nro pnrleo t a great nuisance nml It Is high thou that they I I were stopped For the genorul uoeil of the pub t 111 1 have decided not tu ilxa any moru penults These parades block up tho streets Impeeln travel and are usually attendee with Irouhlo and ellsorelur They gtva thieves and pfckiKick I 1 ets a chance to ly their location anti the police j have more nr less trouble wih them all the I time 1Iw 1 men come home from these outings half loaded and there is 1 a gtiod eli al 1 of light i ing For the prcaerxatlon of tha public pence I bull give no more permits to have night chow I der parades Just what the police authorities mean by ny ing that they will refuse to Issuu t frmiiri lor paraeleit is t a iiucstloii Iho law is I tliat miscel dd laneous street parades are lorbldelen unless written notice of the object time and route Is given tu thu police by the chief officer of any Y purndu at leI six hours before the parade Is I tei form There Is t nothing about I penult In the luw 1 except thnt the lollec mn designate how nuch eif the width ef any street ma be occu Vleel Ihu police are required to provide 1 urI I lleient escort to prescree rilcr but lucy have nei I I authority to prevent public parades Whot Is I cal ltd a permit Is nothing but a cert htlcaie r to the local police that due notice of the parade nas been glen nl Headiuarters The doing of this west stdu gang of seminr j ganlred roughs ali tntexcson Vcdtueday night recalls the series of outrage of a similar char acter which wero committed In toe same cen u tral locality and apparently by the ssinu gen ln 1 eral lot of men lust cptcmt beginning with I the same excursion of the VelllngAssoilntlon I I The parade of tha Vu clllmH last year was untIe I Sent IN I S tIe mob to tho number several hundred t preceded the chowder part on thu line of Its march and robbcel and nstaiiltcd such marhlnd rnbbcllld auled respec table people as It caught up lu Its progress Broker il rl P Meredith of tsIltu Vt eat Twelfth street was caught 111 Filth avenue L within a block of his home and t mldcnl out of tin centre of the mob a short man darted and grabbed Mr Merediths watch Shetu Mr Meredith tried to catch the thief he was at tacked tripped all afterward stunned with a blow from a club No one offered to help bun dais He IW laid UI with his injuries lor several On I the following night the ame crowd or ono of similar character committed other depreda tions of alike kind In that Fame Iart of Fifth t ttvenuu and the adjoining streets and 01 the hulL night theY held up a streetcar nt Abinrdon I Square and robbed and terrified Its passenger On the second night HearAdrnlraj henry hrhcn was attacked In hiftb avenue just opposite the Manhattan Club at Tblrt fourth street by a mob In which there were several negroes This mob was following I band of music which tJ I led a parade acros Forlynccoud street stud Into rr I I Fifth avenue l f There Is a law which forbids tho setting oft of iV y fireworks In the city and tho Policu Captains I In whose precinct fireworks weio discharged on Wednesday night by the Welling Assoda ton will b called to account Ycterdu the I Carmine Lovecohia Association bad an outing On tnt return of the association in the evening I persons near the club headquarters 280 Mott street set off fireworks A number of Central Office detectives and policemen In plain clothes who wore present to see that the law was enforced nrrestcel houifts 1 1 Lynch of ft Suiting etieel James lorclll of j HUB lUnlon avenue Brooklyn anti John Gnus I I runo of J04 Mott street a ct CAkTKLL VCCIA hilL I OXTEST J 7 Vhs Ileichmieii nrnuelelHiiprliter Mnrcheon Iniciro IM to IlcKln It The Mrucht1 Inenro has annoincea that Ihe will contcit tho will of her enindmotlur d I the Duchess of CnsieiluKlt Ihu Murcheia Trhnse mother was hue Duchesn jotiiueit daughter and whose fatter the nriUl8 In rico fngaro was the Hnlliii Commlv lonei Jenerje at the Cncn o fair nnel II IH now lcput Irom Naples to the Itnlnu 1irllament Is I only iM years old bbo was married in ISU to Lu ut 1 l ldcrizl Ihe niariiniie uas not n happy one Her hus band con ertd the fjrtint left her bj her mother Into cash which be I reinvested In Italy 11 iy a decision banded now ti hty J hug Intcru I ham last Juno tile Mnrcheii was able to rI tin i iSIIUOO of her fruIt ltd ulm li sa Iniuin I el 111 I e York city mortgage Jkr liu band tried tu get till but linlii 1 Inurahnni I ald ho Inns I of Italy as to tho rlKhUor it litikbHiiel ener bit wlfnit property we e eit no effect wheu the prop crt Mas in liiib country In u firmer will undo bj tho Duche9 tho urHiidilaiiRbtir uas luilulyuiui 1 pro ieleel for but by the will I I I ilruwn on Julj I lei I tbei da be I I fore the Diitbeisj lull town lor Wet 1olnt where Sloe died the Mierehtsa Is I to iccclvo Iceelo VJUUU n year from the exee utor IllUin 1 dale 1 hue ullurriuutb lawjcr li I John It Ah run who uriilutteil hit suit for nn anti uuinururut of hit unerring The UIUIU11 wi be granted within tun uceks hr hu I Itn I t inn court A witneis tn I 1 truer will nindo by the Duchess In Florida shortly alter her murrmuo with llwjui Is authority for tlioHtatement that hue lalte Mas to reeelM hal of tier estate lbn 11 I I li t said Wits dtrIIruth tireIons tei the making of the ivill nhlcli wus offrreui for probate ut thu turroKatfls oltlcu lust Tut da 1 JOTHHtS JuST ItAY IX T1IK SLUMS The Blibop Hull the Htunton htrcnt MU Ion This AfternooM BIshop Potter hold tho last evenIng service of his months fctiiy nt the Cathedral Mission at 110 Btnnton street lust night Ito will return to 4 the Kplscopiil residence In Infaiette place some time this afternoon Tomorrow morning the Itev K I llateman the regular putiior of the mission who ban spent hU nnmths ncutlon In the mountains will resume charge There wu a large attendance at the service 1dh last nllfht Ihe llbhop Mas usslstnl by tho buy Mr Hoffman of Dem or tol anti the ltii lion Mr Young of the llcilcvjo Hospital mU lionlhe Bishop chose as the text for his sermon the denial nf our Lord bv M Iencr Ito spoke nf the mercy and forgiveness nf our lord I unit d t said that thnuith a man nhoulil ele nj nur Mtvlotir d S tub alii If i ho re tented nnel nskeil ImuHeinm In h prnper uplift our inril umld icieUn him Tbenikti hu should sin uualn ami auulii If I actu I I ated by the true spirit of peuiUlicu man could I iibtaln forimcnenn for his tran itre sloiis Ihu 1 priachur urged lilt hearers to stick to the ir I faith lu the prennlBrs of Christ tllr 1 IIUIiop Potter will bu on bund this morning to nfflclatB at baptisms or perfurm olinilar priestly I duties From to ID cluck he will ivi ulul k tiitiilim receive all those parishioners who mil a tbu I I tie was asked after last ccnliiKs HcrvUei 4 a wha Impression his montlin lilt tutnulig the 1 IIIUII i v tenements left on him I came here for ninonlhn sla In tbiior rtlnnr routine uf cuthcdrul elutj he 1r I nltlc 7 I thoroughly enjoyed i and am sorry It was not I o lonier1 experiences Lu declined tei talk further about hU JllH SOU ltlIiTfi overCrowded II inuuuuril Bmnltury b flMlbuih IIe i llMl nr John A Arnold buucrlntendcnt of tho I FUtbuih Hospital was the prliclpnln je I teday boturo the Aeavmblj Cuiuiulltco which U 4 1 in e itlcatlnithel inKii utility hurltlesDepart mont lie testified that there tseru nt present Ioo patients iu the hospital eir IOU more than it Is inpjHinjd to leecuuitiHKliett ticurl 1UU p iitigUts bud to sleep on the floor enr1 Ur Arnold mid many of the nurses wore drinkers that tbe uanltsry condition of the Ii botpiul was bad and that there nil no pbj uiI Ilclui oo duty at night ii Iff AMD AtlOVT THE METltOlOtlS I LM taken 1 lung time for thus bicycle Ui overcome lie Oriental constrvatlim of tho Chi nese relilenti 1ell and Mat and Doyen streets do not afford 1 suitable practice around for learners for a vnrlctr of reasons neverthe less there ars half a dozen Chinamen who have become wheelmen and as ninny more who ire now taking lesions The Celestials do their rid lug In Central Park where they are not sub jected to guying They do not adopt tho porl Inn attire of the wheel their own costume with Ha loose jacket light shoes and bloomerlike trousers meeting their needs No one of them has been hnr tli enough nre take Ills wheel lei Chinatown yet however 1 Is I mid that Mayor Tutu Ico or Chinatown some into nuocemti m plated purohaslnitn bicycle Whet his political frlenels Icauied of this they were horrified A deputation walled upon him On not elei thin tfilnc thy besought him Your enemies will poil you on nil tho bulletin bards In the joss houses and on thn street cur ncrn They will proclaim you devil and jour Influence will bo gone Mayor Tom Leo hues been posted once and ho knows what It b Ho didnt buy the block Ono of tho oddest and most Incongruous sights tha stranger notices In Brooklyn Is the outward characteristics of thu funeral processions Tho cemetery business I of course ole of Brook l 18 lost Important Interests nnd no stranger visits liii town without rutuiliiKlicross or being rUI over by half a dozen funeral processions What strikes tho stranger Is the aggressively cheerful plcnlcllko character Imparted to thorn by tho manner and doings of the drivers und by the general conJuct of nITalrs Of course Its a matter of business with tho morticians n some Ilrooklyn undertakers are now calling themselves and n rushing busi ness but yet nil trades have their traditions and tradesmen usually endeavor to live up to them nnd tho uppcurniicc they demand here nothing solemn about I llrooiclyn funer al procession except tho color of the coaches I rarely a procession for more than a few rods at n limn the driver nf tbo coaches and even of the henries wear any and all colors of clothing but generally topped by a battered silk tile They sprawl nil over the seats never by any chance keeping their feet together as every wcllrcgulatcil Lack driver does tsuahly lucy hut l one root on one side of the footboard and the either away on thu other side Many cross out lei over the other ankle on knee and clrivo this way for miles lolling back unln t iho couch Most of thru utui the weather Is warm tip their hats well buck on their brads anti omo ride with their hit on the seats Coming back nearly nil hnndsMiioke cigars A Brook lyti funeral procession generally looks more like howdcr party than what It really K I hero Is always a string of funerals on Mat hush ntenuc beyonel respect Inrk on uhlili U I a trolley line I The inotormin look on lie funerals as nulsunies because they are usually In the way hero Is I usually more or less clang Wil inc eif Kongs and shouting necrisury to eel a trolley car past a procession and thn dr fet anti moiormen often snap lots of swear words Sometimes on the return trip I funeral hack gets nut of line on the wrong side anti runs I race with the trolley car iome times strangers comment with InellkimtloM i on the apparent levity of tho whole oUllt but they remember hero they are and make allowances Did any of you fellows ever oe a New York bartender who wears glasses asked tho old toper I dont believe there are any I never occurred to mo until the other day a man asked me why there were no spectacled bartenders and I searched my memory and couldnt think of one although Im pretty well up ou lie local geography of liquor I need to know one said the Canadian Clnalan but lies left hid old saloon nnd U now mixing drinks a Fifth avenue club IcrhapMherea son he left bis place explains why theie are no wearers of eyeglassei behind the bar He told me that it is n perfect craze with twenty per cent uf men when they gel drunk to revile a man who wears eyeglasses Thesu things seem tei have a peculiarly arousing effect upon them lucy 1 call the wea rer four eyes UIUI ull gig lumps und other less mid I name and If I they arc viifllclently tanked they try to xmaiih the of fending spectacles Ibis bartender tald he Used to lay out about ton men a week with his bounclnir club to rave blmelf from bodily In jury Ho couldnt give I 1 his Ills nnd one month when his average went up to twenty scraps per week ho decided to quit the saloon She weighed at least SaO pounds Ha weighed j at most 13 It was she who signalled tho i Broadway car with decisive wave of her para sol Ho boosted her on the car like a man load log a cotton bale onto a truck Then with I nervous glance to assure himself that she wasnt looking ho slipped around the rear of tbe plat form After she had reached I seat from which two terrified men had fled t escape beIng flat tened she said without looking around Hiram 1 Nobody said a word but I giddy thing in the corner giggled Hiram tald tho plump one again why dont lou answer Silence for a moment followed bynHlrnml I delivered In tremendous tones Then tho giddy thing remarked tnlckerlehly Ho didnt gel on at all He went away Conductor thundered the pioprletres of Hiram where 111 that man po Ito the cur uloncel Ill report you sir lelldntdi I any thing to him maam He ran nun mill hue nlarmcd conductor Dont talk tome sir ttop the car nt once Ill gonftcr him Iho car wa btei peel and It remained lucre whllH thin pondcious lady urojeitel herself to t sprint pavement nnd developed an amazing ability Hlranil shoti adcred 1 once more and suit I dcnly I ineti nn tie ufdeuvalk m it t nut at i rllhl I ice eliulgmi ill and out UIIIUIIK tbu people I Ihi 1 inlet curd occupants of the table cat ero dcii to I Ihu I platform and the I eondiie tor In watching the I chase forgot to pull I tLI I bell until I t logripmnn o a cr 11111 I retailed it I t profanelv lo huts mlnil Ihe u t lie I ar went on Just j us thn little mien dodged around tho corner Whnt ho pniiengers nould like to know is I whither I t w is 111 i In which Hiram escaped or tv caecorIL trne uy conequeut upon huis capture Acting C hlcfConllns announcement that hn would give no more permits for night lra c ot chowder parties would have inudo him thu most unpopular mal In New York forty years no when such parades weru the dillchl of the on I JIibth and Ninth wnrdern Kvcry young lan who hoped for polltlculor social popularity was u member of u tnrgel company When ha marched through tho ward A nig t following tIle torches uncl tho bund or drum corps hei knew that hU best girl was on tbo lookout antI he kept perfect time to the music New York was I much smaller city in those clays arid the social conditions In each waul were more like those of a lurro town William urtls IJIbson who Is nnw Mime thing of n pa tron of urt WHS cine of the out Ninth warders who marched with lit enniiputnuy years ago und the sound of I life anti drum corps nnw awaken his memory nnd cnrrles It back to those good Inn old days Mr Illbson was rated In the corridor ot ito Fifth Avenue Motel yesterday when hu heard of Chief Cemllns new order Vel i lie remarked It I doesnt mater much nowadays for the order of Ihings has chaiigeel 1U1 I remember when I wan I young man thn ilellghts of I target or chowder com pany lhes 1 were vigorous hualt by organisa tons arid they made len of the boys I sup pose that young men now uday s have ol her rays eif nmi I rug thenmelveii I xeu tbo chniigei all 1 around me Perhaps Its for the best but I rant delights help sighing at times tor the old duty and their I is 1 not surprising that tho Ilrooklyn pollen have become skeptical of stories of unusual rob beries Herbert McConnelL tbo youngdriig clerk whu was found aggeel und bound ou Wednes day morning In the drug store of his employer exhibited severe Injuries on hs head that np paiently corroburatcel his mory Iho cash drawer had been robbed McConnell has ad mlttid that his story Was untrue and that It was tolel for the purpose rut covering up his own theft Within the hut two years there huinve been an unusual niimbct of such cases in llrook Ijii Not long ago n young student awoke in thn middle of the night to I llnd a trang t lan In his room Ihu Intruder stabbed him in thu arm und mudei bis ei ape Uio young man tired bcveiml shots after him Iollto arrived within I a tow niluutcu nnd Kurdied the neigh borhood Ihry found no clue Ihie I police ii f tleers simply shiuggeel their shoulders when iiucstlonrd about thei cnse 1 hi row as no iui Ih U apparently eut the tart of thu young man fur telling n eockandbull story of a midnight mounter mid I mi far as has live u proved hu told the truth I Iho hirook lynn police lit Ito Into I in count nil torts of mothcn Wben young we men tell I I storimnbeiut IK lug bound anti gauged the peilleei euspcel that the urn livtterleul or anxious for notoriety tree uently these turles tire tedel nsln tho cuss of the I drug ilerk tei cover lilt a thoU A lrr of 1 man being bound ant guggcil nud robbed mum linvo unmistakable uvlclcMicn tiC gomilni nc s la stlt thu llrnoklyu police just now Ihe Duchcis of Ciutelluctia vvhu died the other day was known to few Sow Vorleruby tight During tbe last few years of her olho Crow extremely Uout und as she was inther a short woman she rarely Indulged lit uny great cr ozerolte than walk of blocks physical exrcllo a wllk a few bloco vrtrr morning on Fifth avenue Molt of her time was spent In the apartment she occupied on this first floor ot the house al 10 West Thirti eth street and A great deal of It vias devoted to the care nf a number of parrot which she al 1 war kept about her Hor husband the Duke was very well known He was a familiar figure on uppca Ilroachvny and hU military bearing combined with his height and rather eccentric style of dress made him very conspicuous per nonage Ho rarely missed his dally walk on Ilrondway between Twentythird arid thirty third streets appearing first In the morning thlr roet Inl ing and again Jearlnl afternoon Ha met been for many years an ofllcer In tho Italian army lalY 1111 ear 1 remarkably robust specimen of manhood for ono of his age Sev eral years before his death ho conceived tho Idea that ho had great powers as an artist and with out having taken any Icisons ho commenced to paint assleluously HU efforts were entirely conduce to tigers anti his rooms wore crowded with pilntlngs of tigers nf nil tires Ho ftpcnl I10ro much of bis time in tbo Park observing tho tigers there slut his pictures were not particu larly bad considering that they were tho work nf an amateur who tail I never had n lesson In painting I wins the Dukes chief delight to distribute theo pictures to the vnrlous religious organizations which solicited contributions from him eir his wife The pictures were usually presented to bo rallied and when there failed to Ire any keen demand for them tho Hikes disap pointment was almost pathetic IIke his wife his acquaintance In New York was very mal and wits confined almost entirely his country men Tho theatrical activity In New York ell i mcncesnlwavsln the Howcry all well toward tho touth eli of It The three Hebrew theatre close for only I few weeks during thu summer and tho rivalry among them Is so great that ono never remains closed for a long tlmo after any of the others has opened Tho Thalia root mcnccd lib season last week nnd the photo graphs of the actors who am popular thero al e displayed In front of tbo theatre Iho audi ences halo their favorite serious and cubic actors who arc quite as popular In their way la the actors at the Ilreiadwny theatre war lu their particular line of work feel as much rivalry as the leaders of the stock emipanles up town Many of the actors bnvo other employ menis anti do not give their lima exclusively to the drama Hut lucre is I nearly always 1 group of them sitting about tne entrance during the day and tbflr appearance Is I evidence eif the I strong rosel 1Jarunco acteirs all over thn world bear tn one another The marks eif tho guild areas tinmlstakaldo among thcce smooth shaven men W among their metro tllnetrlons brothers some of the women In tbo ceimpanles are handsome typ sof their race and as with their associates their portraits are popular ills tographcre play In the windows of tho rand street pho SOlB XEn MX4Kl t TOJIIL1 A Gorgeous Hrit Hrriirnt li cnr In floe Idii hut Lnturtnniit l Eurtillici li a ii m Ihe sf ouf trfotr Vmncnlf CKXSCKT lIT Ha Aur 4 Mth 1 immkU r mak o In pursuit t John arid Ilierry I I ten and Leein und Ctii e land Ieo I led from lake Stella vntrrday afltruouu The men were nutitn about JUO 3 url Iou nioru when they wal ohject about hcvcntylUc yards distant that looked like u beer keg John Co llred at the objee with a rifle and a moment later the lon liearil a hissing sound and saw the supposed beer keg resolve Itself Into an enormous snake which mad for the boat with head well ontof the water emlttlriK a horrible hissing sound us It came The men tie gan to pull for thu shore 1 1 he snake came through the water la great leaps It koon atipre netted wIthin 20 yards when John Cox seized the rllle ind flre d again The Imllct evidently bad y wounded Iho snake for I stopt eMl all 1 legal 10 thrush the water flit men rowed to shore soil watc tied the mounter They say It thrashed the water for ten mlnules emitting frightful biases and then slowly moved off up the lake The mel describe the make as about IH feet lung with I very thick body and an enormous Hat head The head shone me If Ml el oi ver ant I was dazzling to look upon Tho reptile was beautifully marked white on the t iinat and IU body was covered with diamond shaped colors JL Great Rattlesnake Country iYoin the Ittflwrv Disjmtth CiuiiLLhToN July 27WhIle the Elk liver region throuKb whkh the Charleston tlctnHmilii and Suit nt Kali ma t U I now building Is ito uf tht finest coal nu t tlinbtr regIons In Vest Virginia I Iwdnee more rattlesnakes than any other section km un fco numerous are thcuo nptt is that thtyarc proving adecided hindrance to the contractors who hate the grading cuntr eh Ul I hard 10 get mel to work ut cept where the ground hat been tit arid and even there they are In danger Yesterday half a dozen of the rattler attacked a party of Italians who had cOle upon theIr lair and four of them were badly bitten Tne ordInary snake bIts remedy was applied but It was unavailing and 1 a messenger was sent post hatto for Dr Meadows who cauterized the wound and saved all of lie patients but one who t still In a critical condition At Big Sycamore on Thursday two negroes wero letting a blast when they roused throe big rattlers In their efforts to get away they ran Into two o her snakes and both were bitten one In two places IU fore a doctor could bo gotten one of them dlid In her rlble anon und the other ma noi live The Glass nake Only u Brittle Ibr ftorn the Amcritati 1 1 ifttt Tho klaa snake tt hlch Ii not a snake any more than II it a turtle has a tail of about tncvthlrtl UN entIre IrUKth ThIs tail like l tail in utjoutnl lizunlulii li iii United Matts hall 1 Jiac niU with U tiny ileilmte and t uaIy lirokinoir tit tile 4 SIait u fourili to a half or even IU of tin I atilnial Utictachul I and tie luau t end I gin ana nt it thi rtniain Icri u 1 bom til H erg mart eiiit iiihiMht ft tUait O u MMlhink 1 hltLtuli uitl 11 I am nut hiirprid d th it the tent rant Eliould t iitni II cr aluro ii ith Hi to hi I Hut II mutter of fuel I ill I auiiiut tople t now tint ttit frug mi nth do not rt unite fur I HO tit to I lnifM4tit U tu nt tog ticr tli run urti 11 I Inod 1 Tt st nail shut I rtl ncr o ali niitote i tlmuiiimal vtht thU tury ul tn I dlMtHiut forcw Ih I lelc1 l u I host uf jtuplt 01001 with tlnr Durprllng ho ip naku tale nillksnuku it toilers wllli iulll tl rtiulntc jnrcipint r litinud soil u tlou niu ami clue uitter und her unit uitlis Queer emukii lu Aitvortetl Slie 1 ffii i I Sf Jnttlvttlobf 1 Vn otril ClAlrKipiKn W Vii ug 4tettribo near Htxh land Iltcnlomunt ou tht faniufilrj Maria Ueed Iraik Nhuflel I Jolt it Kriuu i und tin u other farm ImitU 0 irt gtingt w ork iri a field loU uquaifr of a tulle from thiS IIOUMJ shcn they us trn ktnrilft by a hissing ftuuud like tlutt I rnu tc iiy cut i il got so Thy tur itl und vitro utirprlM I lo see u make about 4 feet o I indies bug Hit I uakt aluM killed I sub reiijioi an oilier not iiltOh i tinge upp aril I uunl u klllud and IK plate tattn b u thinl A fourth tilie njioriii I but tMaiRl Inlou pllwof bruih lii stout dicldul to Jlnd out If there a toe urt iy moiu MI iktn lu tlm briuli plU anti t It on In II I i n ttw mlnuUd MtaktH I Ban td run lu all din i tlon suit by I tin tlmu tht fIne had burned out Irlnl I snaktH lal lawn killed rnnclnff lu IctiRth Irl 10 I Inihr loft fi it Iii cuiuicit vereallotH HJK les nnil if a Kurt not known hire abouits 1 They torn yellow suit 1 lena pott l d Gui chills txliiK front the tire of a rtimo to trio ttlij uf a half dollar GeoriEli 10 to 1 HnnLr trait the Uutifa Cuiiitltutlvn ALIiObTA Aug 4Tin stramie looklitK ser f tit that was teen by a hart of deer hunlrrie over In thei fork of Drier Creek smut havannah lilve r lam winter fiat been at eli awaln onaicount of theeleHcrlplion I flen of it itt tint I Is I known in Ihu shun mri iit Its scales weru while uultil I ElUteneil In Ihu sun like hln imig silver I I I Uweld lo Im ali ii h1 friun fifteen to twenty feet long and Is l generally seen In irces Thu twnllshermen whu lakt taw It say that I Its body has eros durke but they declare that IU licieel was to dazzlIng to hurt thoeye Its nck was arched uvr tin limb of a true and at the rays of the inornlnK aim fell upon It t they conn led tlxleen uhlulni silver scales upon IU litail and to maku It Mrnnner and more gorgeous mill right lu thecentre of tune they saw 1 slnle scale of a yellow cast that nuno and a like buruUheet gold I iv heel muiur tine SniiUe i hive u JInce I I tli l tutu i liulfiiiilfl 1 i uue1 IlllllHItin O Aug 1 iiitrrday ullerneon rdicar llarinon em Id ur bKycle me t wllli a ole He hut force lo the pedals and uudeirlook In run over Ihu re tile but just as lie reached II It throw up IU head and avoided llu wheel and then Marled III pursuit of Dim rim race was elu u alum uvered a dUlanco of a halt mile bejfoa fir llartnuii gut safely away from Ids pursuer Ileiilo or this IrIsh IVUerutlou Ihu Irish Federal Ion of Kings Count held Us sixth uniiual picnic yesterday ut llldgewoeid Utnvu Irishmen I rum this city Ilrnoklyn nnd nelghbeirhood sere present In the nfiernooit there wui a iceeptlon by elolegates from lrlli bocletU9 Among the guests ws tVllonovaii 1011 OIIIUVII Ibsen who maelu a Ile xpeccb ihere weru 10a tneiches by eJ enuteir 1 1 1 McCarreu and J Lnltuel State llUlrlct Attorney Murk I tn IN bur About VOUO iieneina wet pi etent last nlgbt Mr J J tiruUuu McJltthmi madu un ad tre lollu Hlianili buy lleraveird iliu body of Jeilui htraud Jr who was drowned ou Suuduy in tho Nur row a by the cau sUiniruf the yacht Ella b of the Excelsior Yacht ltu Wi recovered yesterday in the bay at thu foot of HevvntylUth street The body of young Heiuiulngway the other victim hu ly not P091 ncoyerv MAY BE SOME SEALS LEFT XOTUINO OFFICIAL JlKCEITEn 1iwM CONSUL jtonrnrs rnrrler question the Accuracy era Report Which 4a1d that the Heal Were Practically imtermlai ted In Behrlmcnm WA IIII ITIV Aug BOniccrs of tho State Department are nonplussed over the publication that 1 report had been received from W 1 hubert Alel lean I Consul at Victoria announc ing that the seaN In llehrlng Sea nro practically exterminated Nothing bearing on the seal question has been received at the Department from Consul Roberts for several months beyond a statement as to the number of vcisels expected to engage In thu seal business this season The statement mtbllMicd today was contained In from Victoria It I and It II u I press despatch Ictorla I C nrllt was shown to certain ofilclaU of the State Do partmcMit who Intimated that It was probably true Nothing more Is known about It The latest report from Consul Itoberts on thou sub ject Is I a review of tho seal catch of 1804 In which ho says that tho official statistics of tho Ilrltlsh Columbian fleet show tho catch to bo I the largest ever made In a single year and adds that as a result o tho sruroni ixpcrltnco tho fear once entertained that hue hunters Would 10 I seriously handicapped from the compulsory use of tho spear has been overcome flue while hunters hau quickly liarned lu use all are now as skilful with It us thu Indian I asihh lio gratlflng to learn that the catch was not so fatal to the females as nan unco claimed tho Mntlstlfls shonlng tho proportion of males caught to ha much larger than was ex pected Hie number nit teals brought to Vic toria during last reason was 04471 by Itrltlsu and t74 by American sealers Of those taken by the llrltlsh eel 20I41 wore killed In hemming Sea Tho males numbered 11703 alt the females 140JII 51 due lltHi U 11 IKIILILM Furriers this city generally take exception to the statement made public1 from Washington JestcrOay that thu coins In Behrlne Sea into practically exterminated they admit how ever the danger to uctl life under the present arrangements hue rapid killing olT of fur ells In the llehrlng Sea during the pisl tire years has hud n tendency the ta to make sealskins B area and denr now Ihe rip for all forts of hluh cla s irmiiits made of sealskin hap nearl doubled in ten curM As tin siC of thu catch this jcnr has not yet been made knemn lie hurnhja lilt rise eir full In pricex next ulnti r roiild not lie I etf tzuutted Several small deah rnsild usttnl t III t it the t had not been thinking of rnlMng prlrcs One dealer xald Ihoxerj fact that thin bolts halo not returned fiom the grounds IH an artiiiment against tlui statement that seals In the llehrlng sen extninitiated ei uro practical xtmllllII said One of tho largest sealskin dealers In this city sahlTho Tho 1 catch this year I hear will be consider ably smaller than that In sivtnurl pait iea on9 blli I cannot PitY to what extent retail alues will be Inlluenced It that wi IlthINICd I net ms Improbable thll lit tuils In thu llehrlng Sea hue len exter minated but If I poaching continues tnt It t has In the pant especially during the breeding sea son I have reason to belIeve that scuds will be exterminated Kngland should Join a hit Itus pin and the United states In protecting hesculs and In rigidly enforcing the laws regarding catching them t In breeding times I thin I Is not clonu I would not be nurpil cd If In a few ours n mien seal gut fluent will bo almist unknown rnveiae l or fourteen years ago hut best sealkins ueil to come from tho Shetland Islands but now there t ire praetlcall I no seals In I hint leirull i t y Like tho I buffalo In i emr coiintr ther have been killed nIT The tame will happen to the seals In the IkhrlngMu If stunt Htrlnge meas ures arc not soon taken to pro ct the seals Eight viurs ago IIkln garments were selling ing at the t I lowest prices cur remembered by tho men TIOU In I hue Irllil I 01 result I these gar ments wcro discarded b ultra fashionable peo ple Gradually I hot becnme tnort exnenshe i and found lint or again among ladles of fashion until at i rebuilt a fcilkin coat is 1 a very proper garment t tn I wear In I winter II Ihe 1 preMillIng StIlts of flaring skirts and enormous hleevus last winter mal real skin coats more eif a luxury than vrr Foul extra skin eneiugb to make a goodtled rate s ere used in making puffeel sleeves alone Last win tee a long I and fashhmahl rnadu bcaUkln coat was reiiannal In price at illO Mnco sealskin garments hao been growing more expennlxe black 1irjaii hunt has been gaining In vopulnrity snot tho buyer his been Irh en back te such h natural undi eel furs I as mink Hudson Hay nnd liuslan sable C hln Clillla also seems to ho taking tie I place of seal I In many regards I Is soft and thick and when ded black somewhat remble seal During the period when t eal kln garments were common the loaders nf fashion took I liking to brown plush Mrs William Astor set tin1 style fur I reason by wearing a brown plush coat but the fad only lasted a few months 71ATCC GAYOtt POOLED A llnd flay MO Worked un Ills Feeling that lie Oe Juan in llullurimil HU Libert N win iKiii Aug 8 Ken Miprcme Court Justices gut taken in This tune It sties Tustlce da nor who ma on account of hilt short ex I I j i rlt nee on the bench be termed u little green I In June be heId his OrI court here In tho cells I I iiideiueath the court room ttuis a blubbering I I 1ml of thirteen cirs named Are her untie 1 o I rnuinr sent rler Price ti hud out al out tbe hog hem I ho pcrsunally visiti d the bo i m tber i III i 1U tender heart was ucheel Ho then sent for Clt ludtro Ilinelnmn who told the Ititice the boy was I scamp The lutlce aterwanl f ill ror 1 reporter of I t1 t i Knjlftti who hat criticised him for lrlm t I get tie hiI free ant took him to task fur his remarks In his paper flue 1 reporter told the Judge man things I butt the bos mothe and others tailed 1 to tel Him ret tho Judge still be lleed that the boy was redeemable like n olnr eertllleate He Interesteel I hlinelf I so fur as to get I It I I luilto 1 llnelmiin I i wl lo was holding the bits 1 for ntoallnir lei t let him go Ill I I I hiut IMhni luought bcfoeme lalIlnK i I licit laylutir and Ill give him u good talking Ico lit has the making of I triuuul I nmn In him iu n tie liny was brought tielorei the Court cry i i Ing and snlilllng and tho kindbeuriul lublico not einli gao him tbe talking lei but handed I him a mulct new dollar bill ami all lliere mm be I good lot and hav good I Into with thUon t the Fourth l ut July 1 Ihnbo 1 grubbed hue ollr thu t lustlcc 1 unlit I Sow go lei our mother and the tin wenl t oil I that t night and had 1 Iln1 thl i till huout walt flu Il for the vnrglorlous hourth to appear This morning U ille rthier the snmn lad was iikiun be feiro City Judgei Htndmien I I lor I stealing He I I was caught reelhanded In i the net nf rubbing 11 I Nunhurgh and rishklll Terry mone elrawer In the t nt talnsotllee laI night all when bronchi t to jai tried t the t samo old rieket and cried Instil for his mother Hut lu 1 llii h ii ynnr was lot here to I bear Ills cries this time iiinl thec ttiy Indgu bad tear sailing to railroad him tint in tho House of Hefuge which he llil short order JIIJNOTJC 31 It fOVJl Aftl Ills Alleged Hiileit I IIu Alplinuie YUey I eitven Her Hume Mrs Snrah IIII of 170 llroadwa Williams burgh who on Wcul tuesday had the Itev Ucoigu W Jones olored pisteir of thus Pilgrim HaptUt MlKnloii ut 410 Wnllabout street In tho Lets Avo flue Pollcei Court far pnotllng her illear daughter Will Alphunso Vlney went to the Cl mer street iollcei station much excited last evening nnd said l thut her daughter haul disap peared mid that shirt was sure tho girl had suc cumbed to the pastors Inlluencn again Mrs Vtriey wonted theresenes cnt out to llnd her dan ghu I air Mr Jones said last night that Klla Aliihoimn wasdrltrn out nf her houio by lien motnvr mi Weiiiedi I nlkbt anet had Nouaht refuge with him and his ulle I Hu I I said hunt t hint girl was afraid tei return home and hn hail sent lust to goeid 1 Mstei MapeHn member thei mlsslem Mr lones sit a that lie elld not hrpnotlu ther girl and that Mrs hlay Is persecuting him A S YOU LfKK IT If 4 iTTI i OrT An Opennlr Irneliictlem for the IMnln flotilla Mutue land Through tho courtesy of Mrs Martha n J Ptovcns an openair performance of As You like I It wiu given on thu beautiful grounds at Ca tlu Point lloboken eiterduy afternoon lhe I proceeds go to tho fund bet II I being raised for the erection of a utatuo to the memory of rdvln llooth From an artlstlo point 1 of iiew thn perforniHneet was a distinct anccexx Klnan daily it I wns n failure and hut u muni amount wasrcnlUed for the eibjuet In view lhiti eMI Wl professional with Mi IK Mann Wnlnw right us dweilfiicl itnd Nathankl Hurtwlg as II III lulu IaioriiKeri llooLtil au IH Iaurulne t HU Mull on Iu Nnriuumlle Next telaoduj Agent hornet of the rouch line mid yester day that the btcuuuihip LaTouralne which Is I having her damaged torn plates replaced lu Erie Ilasln will not sail on Saturday IM Nor maudle due hero on bunday will take out on Wednesday thu passengers booked to sail on 1a Touralne whIch will nail ou Saturday Lug 17 e ncrll Ajtovi me ntoouER GIRL The LonRdreBil happened bnt This fUrl Vm Xnuat to the Oeeitiloa from the St tout fllobt tmocrat At Tower Drove lark there was a big crowd and onn section of It wltneiicd au Incident which may lead I to liii abandonment of the bloomer habit by one young woman I or U may lead merely to her acquiring a more accurate knowledge of thcecctnlrlclUti of the costume once believed to be fashioned for the exclusive UM comfort and protection of the nmlfl of tlii human SpecIes Yesterday this young woman and another young woman equally pirating to the ere equally expert In the manaiement of the wheel sped swiftly along the smooth roadi and IYW7M of Tower Orovo Jar They were a handsome pair and attracted tho atten tlon of most people whom tJ pm ed After awhlli they logan to attract morn attentloni at leant one of thorn did Tho ellffutlvo glance of the man who was hooking casually at everything at once gavei lilacS to a concentrated gate at one object i women bluihed and looked angry and men blushed and looked tnlcei tniall Iuiiyt didnt blush and did Rlg IlIlId the young weunan Irom Olive street wan Ibo cause of It all Inall a mounted policeman eagle aye fell on her lie put spurs to hli homo and after a hot race of JOUjnntj overtook the Rlrlr Excuse me tulsa Mid he but them U I some thing wrong wllh sour clothes Tin other oung weiman glanceel at her companion and nearly fell off her wheel Oh Lord the gurgled theyre coming down At this the Olltu direct youug woman slopped her wheel ami illimounled It wasnt a wine thliix loete perhaps but prolmtily It helped her to arrive at a rprcdler rtallratlon of her companion remark than would hut o neuiIctl from n lueutil proeens for be It Known that when the ripper section of n pair of bloomers Is nundercd from Its mooring the fact Is morn apparent to the wearer when clue In ntnmllug than when she li sitting Vhen the gIn stood up what had teen au inconsiderable though noticeable hiatus In the continuity of lor apparel became nomethlng weirai The policeman blunhed till hIs helmet smoked the other girl scurried at out like a lieu whoso offsprIng U In danger and the wicked men guthereel around sOil looked Tho gIrl lu trouble appeared to tie the coolest I erton lu the rowd of UUO iieople With a deft jerk e r two imda wrIggle and a twin chit resloreth the garment to Its former poiltlun and stood holding It with one haud while Clue beckoned to Ito officer with tue oilier He approached and she asked him for something 1 m sorry mli but I havent got It said the po hkcnl lit At this juncture a oune man with a tow linen suit and a iiPKllifii hhlrl I who had iminlrtittcd a deep In ICIest In IItt entire proceeding altpped A liund undi I eel slIt of lil test and after fumbling nervous for a tittluuent glilftcd them to this rear anti clawed wll Hi at his spinal column Almost Instautaueously a mile of great benevolence Ilithted up his face anil titan lug from beneath Die tall of hIt coat a pair of silk emlireililereel ftu pcnelers he tendered them to the oung woman alUK Here take mine I really elont need em It was sell meant but the crowd laughed the po liceman fingered hU baton and scowled ami the girl looked scornfully right through the young man and then beckoned te au elderly gentleman and asked him to lend her a pin He did It and Itt a few mome nts the young woman from Olive street and her fair com I anlon were going away from the park at a gait that would have put Dale Cabanno on hIs mettle to equal A Bloomer Girl Iloth Bright and Brave Ihtm the Sf Louis Otoblemocrlit One bicycle e laodo In the Park yesterday affordeel come excitement A horse ownrit br Jiin Mooney of Mian ptute and a young woman In hlooiurs ou a blccle were the actors The girl route well and seem ed to mjo It and she circle d the take si ve ral times As sho staten her last lap the horse ran away ant clahcd wildly elown the tint en toward her She looked back nit 1 saw the frenzied brute bearing directly down on her There ii an only one avenue of escape open and she took It 1 though few men would have then presence of mind to do tin neceMury thing She made a quick she rt turn toward the lake and went over the bank A shout of horreir went up from tho crowd as they saw the gin and wheel ty through the air for tweHe or flftiell feet then drop Into the lake The water was not more than three feet deep but the girl and s loch were lth giibnurged The girl floundered to her feet gasping for breath and with her pretty hair and erstwhile jaunt costume clinging tightly to her ronnie 1 llgure She was isaUtcel to the shore and escorted to lie cottage by a score or no of Hnipatldcers Shuio her wheel was being tithed out she managed te wring most of the water from hi r clothes and finding that her bicycle was not broken she mounted It and rode away hbo declined to give her Dame but said she lIvid on Cook avenue The runaway horse was caught by n mounted policeman before It caused any further damage A Maori Lhlertatuem Who Wear Era I rum the Doiton Polio Globe About the time the bloomer wa tint Invented In America some forty years ago the Maoris ornatlvctof New Zealand were emerging Irom cannIbalism Now tho daughte r of the old king U u fully uptodate new woman dressed lu bloomers nod riding a bit de The young Maori ehleftalneMS In addition to her roal descent has obtained apromlnence of her own that makes her the mont com le nous and opular fig lire In New aland Sheprefirsto Itt known huy tho simple namu of 1ansy lau y Is l a cry cnmely omik woman and It Is a pleas l k sight to wltneBH the attention aiit 1 deference luld to her by the beaux of her race Ihipie lusty Kcnllcmin arid excueillngl proud uf the well set up Maori girl and they natch emr and al teiuti ti lien 5 tintS with i touch of gallantry which knows oothtiu of uiitti hat to rational ilresH lien Iin4 firm burst upe n tIer At the Turk r ei eours uipfn th evemu i on the progrimme errfor o rnonie nts forgotten ant glasses by the won were li M lied ut Iheeliiitky I beiut luelnu i ity Ion her ii l onors 1 Ill I the scrutiny ami the ebuf vlth trrer t east and wad ndmlreel when she rode her which l pant the stands Jllnoeucrti In Paul llluHHum Mt esn port mm i the S1 t Fin tnitillc Tstwpirt riles n su inner eeirribpe i etent At that pUe has taken lo 1 loan ern al hunt Until this snerk mutt a ilfi liluih kIrt of any description huh I been SUM although It wns a well nown fa t that nil Iho cmliK lldles who rlelo had costumes ou hml alit only tin ailed u leadi This week tie tiuttr t our u geoui haL elouiie 1 their new suits and ma le their tlilmt ono i now line only to tcik out shy of the moht neeltaled ocliug liauutH In tho early me rn lutchour to nud the fair riders training for graceful j rl linn poMurci In iutlonil i if mess The nit con taints an nil I lu dark grai antI Irowun or black throughout I I nut duly the fullest hle omer pattern with high tnlti rs are seen It Is now only n matter of di I e feini bloomer costumes for the b wheel will be altogether the thing ut Newport llleinmer Itroke the FnKUiceident fl OMI tha lloiton Jemrrui How lung Iho bloomer girl will remain true I to her bloomorti If shu has to for akci her Inter will bo a new feature Tht recent breaking of an engagement be tween a well kiiowneouple swat due to so imideriia cause Tin nuncfe meeting heron a wheel cUd In bloomer demanded that shu change them for kklrla Ito lloiuio refusril Illoomers wcreworn but the solitaire was Immlrd back Uo nuans uilll ill to jute of drena Utter thann liiauli well argued I when It eoiiiei howeter to losing a goeiel hcuuht lilt ar then khe hud better wulte nil eiieisilon of rights uud lUbiuli In tho good olj fahloiud way And then If her surrender to him galls her a bit whkhema glue him a burnt beef kteak or Iwo In thou Inter ultys to gut eciu len Iew IViillnce Believe In lilonmern Fl uiti i flit lliitton Journal It the mo of wheels were eemflued to Ihe men lays Ueni len Wallace the fat lulitht ipeud Itself lit ii stantbh Hut when Ihu woaii lake hold of the blilie its future U eiure Ludlnwho ride will In Interested to know that lull allaee Is an emil hutal nolle adto ateieif thei fill oe er und that ho shIms et itt bloomcr aboutwhlch there is nothing liuniol eitlt being mrre ly their prenent oddity of appear man that now excites comment SViiy In the TMl thou Wluiiuafl wear nil nta coming just below thu kitee and no rmc not eieu an enllrei stranger hooks otkanee 1I Ifl C flU i run Ltt1 I LlOX lras Alirneli 5Jrlgtuiiora Object to Her Jrrutinent ufTnu Hick lloi Pmiisiiv N J Aug HThe health author ities nf Manchester township tonight notified Health Inspector tow mend to lnte tlgutuaca of faith cure In lower Preaknies end remuvuthe patients to tbo City Hospital Mrs arollne Ahrnct la thu alleged fulth curUt Peter Abell a resident of thu township declares that on Thursday night Mrs Ahmet went to Hlverslda and procured two children stricken iuhll black mnalioi and took them tn her homo where bhn has been treating them with applkntlonsof cold watr SSluon tlio vlllagorii heard of this ruse this afternoon they railed au Indignation meeting and tonight iiulliled Ihu I authorities I Iho woman ha long had a reputation fur healing the haying on of the hindu and the application of cold water Three hos who were suvrroly burnt by a powder explosion several weeks ago were tt In tald cured by Mm Ahmet who slut lIly I laid oo her Uauds uysr tbs amUt parU JUSTICE THAT DOESNT SUIT Miller ITx Or lr Flied Slur the M ri1er Ia rJetrderenee of Mrs Kodnbnntii Cat August Miller of 104 Columbia avenue Jersey City Heights shot and killed neat a couple of nights ago which belonged to his neighbor Mrs Mary Ilodenburg of Nelson avenue near South street anti now sho wants thin authorities to prosecute hint for murder Miller had been nnnoyed and kept awake for several nights by the midnight concerts of Mrs Itodonburgs cat and other cats and after exhausting it largo collection of bottles and bricks without discour aging them ha put an end to the concerts with the aid of n shotgun Mrs Ilndenburg was filled with Indignation After attending to thin cats obsequies she hastened tn Police Justice Doug las and told how tier pet had been brutally murdered That wretch ought to be put on trial for murder she exclaimed He I deliberate murdered my poor cat who never annoyed any one Justice Douglas had Miller arrested and fined him 5 for discharging firearms In the city limits This did not satisfy either Mm linden burg or Miller Mrs lloiletiburg was con vinced that the punishment did not begin to lit tho crime Miller called on Jiistlca Douglas yesterday and vigorously expressed his views of the case Justice Douglas rend for Mr Millers Infor mation the I ordinance which prohibits tho dis charge of firearms except In the defence of pursein cur propcrt Thats It exactly exclaimed Mr Miller I bat cat lined te come Into emr bonne anil eat our food It broke down our fence tenth ele stniieil our Mowers to say nothing of thei nn nojanco Its howling gavu us Wu shot It lu de tent of our property Justice Douglas smiled nt this Ingenious In terptctatlon of the law but declined toreeou slder thu sentence Then Mr Miller became very nngr What are we to do he demanded lot the cats do as tIter please 7 Poison them suggested thin Justice Then tItus S P I C A will bo after us an swered Mr Miller Hu demanded a warrant for tbo arrest of Mrs Hoilenburg and when It was refused left the court room vowing Vengeance and declaring that he would seek justice somewhere else AMUSEMENTS A Hot Weather ReTlviil at the Standard Tin ulrc Iliiro was sweltering revival of Cclllers Dorothy at tho Standard Theatre last night which neither tim electric fans nor tho long entractes could quite mitigate Nor can It bo HI Id that the since performance was of a kind that could entirely reconcile the uudknco to the climatic conditions Mr CVIllers score which Is charming for Its taste mud correctness struggles to carry a very light libretto which begins and ends so faros UK merits are concerned w 1th supplyIng a story which In frcetiu and action Is as consistent and characteristic as the music that the composer hits written Hut the entertainment of the libretto Is rather slight sugge sting more than It supplies In the way of romantic elopment and falling noa lily In Its humorous features With entire sat muctlnn In Its graceful homogeneous score there are deficiencies In lie work which maybe laid to the text Certalnh they are not tube overcome In a performance to free from strik ing features 113 tho one which was glen last night One of Its principal Interpreters ivat Charles Bassett wiio could not conceal tho fact that his voice baa an exceptionally pleasing tenor qual ity although hu keeps Ms mouth shut and sings throuuh Ills teeth Hut ha did keep the words of his text a profound mystery to the audience Maud Heilllns uuiomr tho women was comely ntid graceful nnd Dorothy Morton who sang thin title role combined conventionality of act Ing and bad singing In such proportions that It was illfllcult to de cldu which of these two quali ties predominated Between violent explonlvc ness and guttural emphasis there was little left of her natural voice CM Favor was not equal tn supplying the work with the humor It lacks and Maud Court enay remembered as one of the most energetic of ihu American chorus at the ope a last win ter was one of tile few among the subordinates that distinguished herself 1 lie scenery with a great many real trees wan appropriate unless It be that the selei tlon of thft evergreens lifcll cutcd an unjustifiable hopefulness 3JIE SMALL TVItTLL KILLED Founder Bradley I iuesi Invitation to It Lveeutlon Asnunv PAUK N J Aug Founder Brad leys second leatherback turtle Little Hlllee1 weighing 100 pounds was killed at noon today by order of Its owner In the presence of a num ber of persons summoned to tbe execution by artistic Inv Itatlon cards Since Little BllleeV big companion Trllbv weighing 875 pounds died on Monday last the survivor has been rest less He has pcnl thu Intervening time butting his head against the sides of lie tank Senator llrndluy at first thought of having the tank walls hiaiidtti but he decided this toot uiing that the turtle could not live In captivity as It wns nearly exhausted from belftorture He had the turtle placed on a Inb and removed to his new stable In iurct Asbury lark 1 he tur tle was dopate bed and dlsectcd by two negro axlele rmlstx The mbil I wilt I I 1 be niounlccl I timid ltneers cut for Mr Hrudley8 etirlo collection Ihe bones and shell of the larger turtle were fdilppcd to iivlelpbln yetcrdav rounder It nuiii icy presented them I tei the Acniloiny of Xinrnl lence ashore they seth Iw nrcmred fnr periunni nt exhlLitnn Thei nkvnt of thu Academv paid bust so fni as line ould find out by t hue onioglculs rte ou ii lieu I tnrtlo was tbo largest onu tvcr tahiti rtui li Ainer i a TOI A nilK JllllllKl tllS 2AJtnoX A Petition for Inni riuhertvN ICelenfie ClreulallnK In llroeiUlju i A petition tu Got Morton for tho panlou of Tities riabet ty who was convicted of murder In the a utoud degrui In nrooklvn for the killing I of his wife anti senlencrel to Imprihonm i nt lor I life I Is In i iircu hat iut II lis rty md his wife hud been living a drunken und ejuaricNiniclife nnel when she was found dead In their homo lu North Htth Street ono nltht in Settember 188 ho was lying beside her In a elruiikeu stupor Although the Indictment was for miirelor In the hecomi degree Asslitnnt DiMiIct Attoincy luster f Iluekjs who bad charge of tbe pro cciitle t n did not ex lwt hut thu jurY would convict for u gi aver otTencu than manxlaiigble anel hi lias axpris ed his willingness to join In the npi Mention tor it pardon 1 hug i Meeirc of the t ourt eif ses hlons who presided at lie I trial und Imiioneel I nlunce sh ill situ o sign thu 10th hint lluhcrty has been a model l rloiiir eltirlng his I Hurten 3 cans at Auburn IrUon I and has be come expert al wood curving He Is In nu fortyllret year Marie Ilarbri l Ilfe Dianiatlveet for Ilea Ilrnrllt A play entitled The Life of Miirlullnrbcrl with acted last night at the dcrniunln emMy Rooms ttlll hutton Ihe play purporteel to represent the prlnelnal nvontn In the life of the young Hall 1 iutn weiman who Killed i i her leiver llo I meniiei Catiildo I eiluCet tic hItch nil I acted tliu I part ol Vmlii fill be n and A iuij oIl appeared us uleiMii I The entertainment was given to ruliu monuy to unslst the I ceinilc Ii ati murderess lu I licrapmiel I for n now trial I I About IOU 1 stuns taken In I I Ihu play was entirely In I Itulluu I I und iheuiuiUciicu wii coiuposediir Itullans Hitutu Fei unit Illlnoln enirul rairnluifi CiiieAeo Aug 8rhuo approxlmilod earn tneof thn bantn 1u Kullroul I byelcm for the fourth week uf July are lHlll for thu cot reipoiidlng week of 1KIH 113 1111111 h 1 Ine i rente JHH7 For tin t month to t dutu tbu t earnings show un liicrontilnf Silinil h I hegriKS rece lpti from trnllle em the Illlnnls t cnliul Ilnllrond ion the year eiidlm June Hi score f 1110171114 fur 1SH4 I t liliT Mil ill crease SlUUO ITU eiruxsof nctnhiut ussr eipei iitltig OIJICIIM nnd tnxrie I 17hHJHI I for INUI i I IItSPlUiHl ilecriiiii lnliii4 drills receipts for the month of July anti estimated ui cllhl I IIUJ Increase over huh 1 7l7si h4oiitli yet mmii Tiieltlc Annoe Inllon I I Sr Ieitli Aug b Hie outhweslerii I r idle Afseielntlon he lei n meeting lien yeteiday all tho I rtiemml berth I it helm repreie tiuh h ll I si i u sluli was had upon n leviilon nf the lirllf ilmt to iircoinmiiilato Job t hlpiis ti northiin lisas points unit titleS nu Ins lliin iai loielloin tu nil iiolntn Ihu elUe U8iioii took a w itt mute and olieiweel that all rouds were priparing liilinndhi tho enunmms erupt now promised Without elellnltii action t iou matte r i win deferred iinili the nice ting uf thn I rtsto ha I loll III Nciv I onl till Nci I1 l next A DIg Kxciirolon tei Mncnrii Italic Ycirt lel nt I M N hwim ot I I hut laku J rlo and eottrn Ituilroul I Compuii I reu Iveil u de spatch yeistereluy multi Ihu t company s Irellh muiiagcr announelng thu pi I uress of n main moth vxcumloti to Madura 1 uil Is It I t i Oticlbts itt nine ectluns aggregating nliiety evcii cam containing over JDOU people Ihe rxcur loii was due at Niagara Fails lust night Ihu dig Four which advertised a similar rxciimlon nt the same tlmo as the Iuko hriu aud Vestcru cureel twtutj our car load MAYOR IS A SHIPOWNER xitouaitr IT WAS A BTKAMDOATt 1IXUS ITS A Bcuooxaa Didnt Know II had asa Imirrnt l Her airl Get Dividend He Never Dreaais4 UFOalr Eight per Cent Them Fhmee Therel exclaimed Mayor Strong M he opened a letter marked l Personal yesterday anti drew therefrom a bank check for a comfor table amount The Mayor chuckled looked up atTiiicito reporter and followed up his eachus nmtton with the following storyt That chock Ulls lion I maelo a good Invest mrnt atalust my trill or rather wjtliottt my knowledge It li not generally known that ana ft shipowner Well I am and I was as much surprised to find It out as others will bo If TOO repeat tills story I It happened this way Some six years ago 4 when I had my cottage at Beabrlght th New York colony that summered down In that part of Now Jersey discussed the project of building a steamboat tn run for their special benefit bo twoen Now York and Bandy Hook and to b 1 titlllicil fur small excursions Wo used to talk thU matter over going back and forth on the Bandy Hook bout and I supposed that It wai settled that the steamboat would bo built I was not surprised therefore when later lath year I received from Frederick P I Olcott Presi dent of tho Ctntral Trust Company a circular nnnnunclnir the building of a boat I did not read the letter carefully but understanding It to relate to the pleasure craft wa had talked about I subscrltwd the amount asked for The j wite two or three other assessment which met without asking any questions The summer of 1HOU canto and w e wore reestablished at Pea bright There was no titeam boat for us thought and ono day I cornered Olcott on tho Bandy Hook boat UlRott I said wherei that steamer w were building last winter What stunner ho asked I thought he was mighty cool to treat my In quiry tn that fsvahuion anti I replied what steamer Why the steamer that Ive been putting up money all winter to help biillil Whut other steamer could 1 mean Olcott looked at mo quizzically for a minute and then burst Into a hearty laugh i ou really mean what you tear dont you Colonel ho said I I couldntbellevo at first that you were In earnest Well there Isnt any steamer You huvo been helping to build a fourmasted schooner which In now on the ways lit Until Mo anti will tie t launched next in on tli him IH designed for the coasting trade uncl aIms going to be a money maker fih will bo known us tho Edith Olcott It sterns that I took too ranch for granted and did not read Olcous letter about ms ship building enterprise as carefully as I might I have never hnd occasion to regret the invest ment though The Edith Olcott has earned tea percent a year for her owners ever since sho lias been In commission until this year I no tice that this check Is for a four per cent semi annual dividend I had Intended to put my money Into n pleasure craft which would af wnys nave been a source of expense Instead I made unwittingly a ltr trate Investment llue 1 dlth Oli ott in a fourmasted doubledeck schooner of 1147 tons MAJZIXJ2 INTELLIGENCE MISUTCnK AUUXAC THIS DAT Sunrises 0011 I Sunsets 7 081 I Moon rises 8 M IllOlf WATKa TKII HAT Bandy tlook 0 40 I GOT Island 10 091 I Bell Oats 11M Arrl edTnCHSDir Aug 8 8 Ilrltannla Sagols Marseilles Hs ahn lank Southampton 84 Uhvn aol NellseD Antwerp bsfllcuuice Gaston okohania St Catania Matzn Illo Janeiro SiJ W Taylor Hews Klo Janeiro Hxlranclsco Jenkins Hull HsOiranlo hubby Antwerp Hs El I Monte Parker New Orleans fi Meereiy Hollo 1rogreso bs H t LHmock Coieii au Boston Sulnrtla Farrell HI Johns N f I M ClIp of New lleilrord lubber Fall River Ss Old Dominion Hlakeraan Richmond 11 I 1 or later arrivals see first faio1 ARRIVED OUT fis hasp from Now York at Hremerhaven 8s 1 luenlc la from New ork at Hamburg hs Ldatil from Now York nt Amitcrilam fe Heruli la from New York at Havre K Mnsaclui4eitt from New York at London bs Llbouenic fioui New York at Para niOHTRD Ss Obelam from Rotterdam for New York psasid Beaeby Head Hj Yhtorla from Urgetill for New York paid Gibraltar hs August KorCT from Now York for Flushing oS the LIZard I Ss Holivia from Mediterranean ports for Now York passoil Ulbraltar M brIe from New York for Liverpool off Brew Head siiLio FROM roniiov ronn 85 Malmtlo rrom Queecitown for New York hs Mobile freiin London for New York 8s Kaiser Wllholm 11 from Genoa for New York Ss Wlttvuind from Bremerhaven for New York 8s Kansas CltT from Swansea for New York bs Irmclpla mom Dundee for New York 135 Milton from Montetld o for New York 8s Hubert from llarbadoea for New York filUCD FROM DOMESTIC rORTS fis Seminole from ksonvlltg for New Torlc a M Hudson from New Orieani for New York Ss City of Maeou from Savannah for New York LtTOOluiu sygausnira uil Todau JulIa CAiM I eiftl Sana Algonquin Charleston UOOPK UloUraudcllruuivrlck HOOT M Sufl Tuunorris IlTouralno Havre H 00 A3L flOOAt ITmbrla llterpuol 4 IIIAM WOO AM 1 a i llrriiieii 1 11 i M vim AM 11 I ihloiilaila iow ei oil 5 M H mi A t AiuBterilam llollrdam 11 I UU A JL I UO P M liiiitIi 1 llutiiliitrK 11 CIO A U Ml lplIeindoii 1JOOM ran Una I las allis 111 III AM lVOM ft Ullillire I Ceilotl loiJOA m M HJOOM I J Colomlla i Cole n I HAM IJjOJl t Knur mil Him n lulll A L 1 00PM j bliss Nrnfojuel ml 11 I 00 A M 1 OU P M AlMlia lnMI 10 Oil 1 M IvOOJI AItbuuy Jai tlea 10 00 A iL Unas i Ms in Nrn urleans it OOP M t ou l j lialiestou UIMII II L a Loul luuuNen Orleans U IO V M INC Hiu Krreusuni IWi A ri lljilo elbraltnr July 2 f Iimtubelli ht Tliomns JuySO jj Muliliaimct U ittrnlam July 215 Itiaula I liMrtnol AUK J 4 NorlnaiiliU Itiiiiiliur I AUK 1 llrltunnle I Iherpnol JulySl Dutita HamiitirK luyVtf lluil ClirMlaunauil Jul ill lallahuwce Ha auuab Aux it uuixttuttluu lui 10 Unlaud Shields JulyU It I Jfue Sunclili till u Ta I Normnnille Havre u Aug 8 HiruiMla ilia Alr i 1 liuriili llu re July IN meet lonelon July 24 Itoiienlam itt rdiim July 1 an It 11 M I I tula Aug 1 btmlaolu Jaekitciivllli Aug A line Jon tu liet tJ 1 Prlin rviutliampton Aun 9 leilili I lire nidi Aug 8 Tietine llverpool Aug I Mohawk Lomloll J Ut J JI Illniloo onion July 25 beue a Havana Aug v Hhul c a DrUaiis Aug T ti5thlCi 1otctL Mm SinasIowt hoethlnu hvrup for chlWrea te II lii itS eo lens tue ktiiits rMuieti Inflammational i lay pain I ihTCt 5 minI atlh dlarrheea 2it a iMitlle i DXihD 1MII NOnTliur day Aug N at his lstc l resldene iiiiKt lirouielyn N V Win I Dolan brotbir of thus lie Jox ph t IMall I humutrusI from Ihu I htm h of bt John the FvangelUt on Hattirday tug 10 ut Uh11 A M where a Ml emu ill if reeiuli will bei eelebrateel for the SKI nihitii of lila oul KI n 1tt rraiikfurt tinMain Germany on the hih IIKI Marywlfe if IJavId 11 hlng Jr of New Vik Me K iiIGN I At rornwallon Ilmlton Ton lie I MU I Hut liirkelej KOII of John and IlcU V I KS4 II S it I a of in I ii ril ril r i Ml II Mary Mead lu the ninetieth year of ant Ituieriul i fr mi I hue ncsi lhnc of her nepbeiev Johl 1 I Una li lvii East lsbhh Ct limi Inlay at I P U l M lhtilt A 4ciirio i to r KSKMIT fmiMM Iiuuars of this iui latlun are hereby notintd to met tat No llu boulli7tli av Mount iruou f i Ihuis rrWa al 1 an en look I Mtoptyth hitst IrlUiliof rtuficil I lo our deceased member illlntil Mcrnr IliiUMIT ii l NeioshV 1rnldcnt I It iNiIS lh tltluttits I s S W150lii wlIluIltv A hIiItE SiC E tlii in HT s4llll a N puirlIs aIeI AUD iIsuiiiu it tlhtitls I iia M TK1 s itiui 11 iltiutil iris must bo seen to be V cmliii ml I In liratiuue may Iw M Unused al iiinl U4tl iH tn klilunel I I tall thin or niidreae for iirl nUillii b ct lemiiluueinUH Hit II nnluu at l 51 l II IY l lleII ItdiV l IIrIhl rirntemn N Yj t Hun in iifltil im Him 1 Viiiiiliriiill its N I city tt 1itb1ttiuii l tin li iilliu I limit in lie It p ll r unit perlodl I tali ftC niu itt Hie Ilileriiaeioiial I umwuy lJiii I ui Imeiii it N 1 niBilexir v4et alt nroilway e Slustsitelll S Ulek Turpln Tower HUlf t JHerry ujlaml heiuth hia Hubble Oeil swiihue Wit4 Lliii 6 8Um av

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r t i ft W I 1i r I f f C I r Kgr Vv j jrw V3 r i f ifJVfvy Jvf r Sf J I r JfI 1 i 71 I I t r 4i1 v v v r 8 TjHE SUN FRIDAY A1fGVST9 189R I I UJiCEMA1 nj fs TRIAL OKlf MILKSS KIKCBH JtlailAXn riovnks ut IT A VTHneM Hny lie Frequently IlrnTf Ur HcKfro Whoae 4oicbmiin lie SVn to Mr IIrtelIstIIeged IMnorrfrrly Home e Where He Ont Hmr IlnhnTh Police ma Took III I MenU There xnd Lodged Next Door Which Wa AIn Kent hy AUm UnrtelltnRel Uennett Chore t AKiilniil Ialleennin ilHeob rjlmirmejrer f President Hoo cvclt tried delinquent police ti tnVn nt Headquarters Jcstcnlny There were oventyelght cases on tho calendar INillccman Frank helm of the Eldrldnn street I I lUrtlonvvlfo Is I under suspension was charged With aiding and abetting in the keeping of a disorderly house at TO Kldrldgo street Hahn wslndlclcd 9 few weeks ago along with Mrs lat l the alleged keeper of tho house and the Indictment Is l hanging over him nnw Tlio Irst witness examined was Ferdinand Ilanxn who said he was formerly employed as coachman by Dr Timothy HoMen of 94 East Droaduay He testified that between Januiry ant June of this year lie 1 frequently drove Or Holdett to Sirs Hnrtells house He often wait ed cm Mrs llartcll and Dr Hotdcn and served I I thern with wine I policeman lalin 1 ho eald was present on these t I occasions Halm the witness declared occupied a room in Mrs Hartells house Ho saw him there twenty or twentyfive times Witness a at ono time cmplojcd lu Mrs HiirlcUs I hoUse Ho often served Hahn with breakfast Policeman hahn ho said spent much of his I time In the house The witness added that on one occasion when I Capt Cortright raided the house the girls es caped through a hole In the fence Into the next l bouse Hu also asserted that other policemen c besides Halm were In the habit of visiting tho i house Ho could Identify them he said i Commissioner ltooo cit remarked at this point that charges might bo made against other policemen Hanson also said that Halm nd Tlsed that a trap door should 0 made In tho

I f fence so that the girls could get through Into L the next house In case the police made a raid Lawyer Abraham Levy who appeared for Io 4 llceman Halm brought out on crossexamina tion of hansen that Gen Nelson A Miles had t sent the witness to Commissioner doosuvelt hansen said he I was Out 0 In tlie army and when he left Dr llolclenrt einoloy lie went to len let Miles for a recommendation The wife of Dr Holden Ilanscn mid was tin niece of Uen t Miles anti the latter spoke to him about Dr t Holdena frequent visits to Mrs Hartells house He infer ml from what ien Miles said that the I Intormntol ho furnished was to bu used by Mrs Hold Hi to get a divorce from her husband A len Miles procured you a position I ked Lawyer Levy ake not yet Hu said he would do what he could for mo MJld No Jle J give i vou any money Then the fact is I that lien Miles wants to procure evidence through you to 0 used In getting n divorce for Mrs Holden by bringing charges against Officer hahn 1 dont know anything about that JOn Miles told Commissioner Itoosovelt what I knew and I was subpoenaed here In answer to Mr Levys questions IIanen furthop said that Mrs llartcll had two houses one at 70 Eldridcte street and the other nt TJ The latter he said was respectable and no girls led there n c1j was j in the respectable house he added f that llmhn had n room but ho took his el i In tile disorderly house at 70 hahn had a room In tnt latter place while alterations were being made In 72 but ho did not mix In with tho in I mates Han en added that Hahn gave Mrs Kartell sonic advice about putting a chain on the door to protect berulf from a police raid Lawyer Levy moved that the complaint b dismissed but Commissioner doosevelt denied thu motion holding that It was clearly shown that Hahn has been an in mate of n house of Iii fame The Commissioner wanted Hahn to tnkuthe stand but Lawyer Levy objected on the ground that ns an Indictment I was hanging over his head on which he Is I to b tried boon he would prejudice his cane before the criminal court by testifying Mr dciusevelt overruled the objection and Mr Levy took an exception hut the Commis sioner did not force Hahn to take the stand He r sad tie ll to b perfectly fair with the de fendant and adjourned the trial to that he I could conult his colleagues In regard to the case cue caseAngel Dennett of tie Iarkhurst society ap pearcdas complainant against Policeman Jacob Blmermeyer of the West Sixtyeighth street station whom he accused of neglect of duty In falling to enforce the Excise law on Sunday lalnl Dennett said be was out on the Sun day Question looking up violators of the Ex clsa law About 5 oclock In the afternoon he passed Lees saloon at 247 West Sixtieth street pre aw PolIceman Slmermeyer In front of the door noticed several persons going in the side door Den IUU said and I crossed over and went iomyself I passed the officer who made no attempt to stop me and did not Interfere Witt the people who were going In and out I boagnt a Ink of whiskey and spoke to Mrs Le wife of the proprietor She said the police man on the outside was I right I spoke to the officer when I came out and asked him what he would do If hu saw me coming out with n can of ed br He said he could arrest me if he want Acting Captain Chn lan of the Sixtyeighth trect station raid that complaints wero madu to him that Lies saloon was open and doing bnslnese so he I stationed Policeman Slmennever in front of the place to prevent the law from being violated Hlmcimcver said that no business was carried on In the saloon during thin time hu was sta t tioned there Hu followed every person who entered the housu to see where they went to There was a wako upstairs and 1 large number of persons wer going In and out all the time tle Blmermo denied that he had a conversation with Dennett on tine Sumidimy named converanton I never paw Dennett before In my life until I met blip here In tho court room today he declared I bad It In my heart to ask the President to deal leniently with you officer said Dennett my but mild after you lie like thai Ill have change Mrs Mary Lee wife of the saloon keeper swore that tlie place was not open and that she Bold no liquor to Dennett or ally one else Dennett produced the Husk whiskey which he said he txiught In Lees plate in evidence Sergeant Chapman said that Lees was closed last t Sunday and that the owners had promised not to kcuip open any more on Sunday Dennett Intimated that Mrs Leu was under the t Influence of liquor on the occasion of bin visit but she in dignantly denied Ills assertion Policeman Michael J 1 bulllvnn of tho West Fortyacenthn Street station was also arraigned on charges madu by Dennett for fulling to make an excise arrest on Sunday July I Dennett sAId he had no trouble In getting Into P I Carlcya fuloon at ilH Eleventh avenue In front t which le Sullivan was standing Ho had some beer and also bought a Ink lt whisks line policeman said was In the hal adjoining the liquor saloon on two occasions and stood in full view of four other Millions Sullivan declared that he was doing nil he could to enforce the Excise law Therewere tittyfour salnonxon his cost I have harraised tie liquor dealers so much he said that one of them told me Mr President that he was going to see you prefer charges against me Capt lluughey toll Commissioner Roosevelt that Sui hal was a good policeman and had performed good work In enforcing the Excise law Mr doopcvelt took occasion to commend Capt Hvuiihey Acting Huiindsman Tlerney of President Itoo evelts office nmtlencd Policeman James McParlln of Kast HHth street whom ho uc cured of being off post and In a liquor store The acting I Zr said II he found I McPurllu In the back room of the liquor store with a glass of WbIScoy in his band McParlln he said drank l the whiskey In Ills presence r When he found out who I was added I Tlerney he I begged mo not to make the com pialflt McParlln pleaded guilty lie said ho was at tacked with cramps and went Into the saloon I Sjraome blackberry Inandy McPurlln almost JOnin 111111 tclrll r niKe down before Ccunmliloner lloosevelt loosevelt who put his record In evidence hCaUI Cro of the Leonard street station had rolloijniun Henry A Krekel of his command up on It pvcullur charge He accused him of lulnl Jnint fro key over a year ago id falling to report It until Aug 1 lie iisitl bu mothers tiro tw liming his own Krukels BXCUSO was that lie forgot tu maku ruixirt Itussehl ilUorcii Iuuer Henled Ip Margaiet K Unwell obtained yesterday ado r area of absolute divorce iiLulnst Samuel P I nuS 1 from Judge lllderslccve of the Superior Court who ordered all the papers in the case I except the decree sealed up P Judge Ulldcrslfevu also gave an absolute dl vorc to Margaret Clarke from Charles II Clarke Clarleb i Judge McAdam gave Mary Mlllerlello an absolute laI llerlelo In ab solute divorce from John J I MlllurUile t T 0 Cuiuu Mcellux at Hlngr Hluit Open 1 n 8lMlrilMiViv I Tlie sUtyfourth annual r session o the New York and Hudson diver I Camp Mottling Association opened today nn tine hliUirlc iamii grounds east of tills village The Hey Dr C K 1 Miller I In charge of the session which will last ten days Including two tiuu r days There are about 100 families on the ground and a large number of worshipper are Iro eirot d on Saturday when the meeting will r ally bra lu In earnroU wieD UootnJ w1 I t ffsss A1 tBI zVcicsn BVOAR ssita Die Tin Pun Hold Cnnitd Then to Diy on Ila ren on with Ort Effect ItARTFOitt Aug HA number of Niilmei farmers have had lively work lately with their honey bees Heem sometimes remarked ft dltKUslrd owner of many hives a c the devil was In em off an on an then ycr cant do nothln with cm At Ksstx hamlet In the lower Connecticut Valley J 1 I Tucks I large beekeeper vvhllo strolling about his premises early In the morn Ing noted Hint one of his hives had been de serted by Its largo and Interesting family I so he leaped Into his pantry caught up a 1 bright new tin pan and a stick of firewood anti out ho ran again to look up tho truants Down Into his ear den and apple orchard ho hurried peered Into all the taos hunted about the stone fences and even looked Into his old barn but for quite 1 while could find no trace of them Then he south tide of casually sauntered around to Iho hllo his dwelling anti glanced at his corn crib cud there In Plain sight was thin vagrant swarm nn oven peck of them pinned to Its I eastern viall near tho peak fine bees had settled on tho cornhouse side In the way peculiar to them when they arc snnrmlng they looked like n viyit animated pine cone there humming and sterling as loudly lS a hlzt saw In full flight A hIgh wind piping un through the orchard now and then I swayed them gently to ono side then the whole mass undulated In tiny boo billows and they burred still more smartly and ircfully They wcro evidently In a most grouty mood and Mr Tucks from his lrlly moo long experience Inferred the fact nt once Still It wouldnt do to lou such n handsome hind valuable warm they were fine sugar bees so snying to himself Ill just tnko the chance of piping l them off nil how ho set his shoulders against the housu wall antI hike n modern utilitarian Orpheus thump thump tumn lumtuml I thump began to bent a devils tattoo din on his hollowsounding tin holowolndlll tl At tho first thump of Farmer Tnekn cnlll thumplnntinpnn solo whose clangor scared the house dog off the premises aunt throve tho t barn yutrnl fowls to roost the round ninth restless bee cxcrescenqo In tho corncrib gable began tomnn lfct signs of uneasiness nnd ns the blirlng mont let whanging welt steadily on to billow llko I I mad Now their buringhndn spiteful nnd belligerent finality nnd presently acting In concert ns If lnllln presclty nltll responding ton I galvanic shock or the order of n single commander the big ball with 1 swoop fell oil tine cornhouse wall It did not fall apart however but sailed Hirotigh thin air like nparti I n rig football I kicked H by nn Innatn anti unanimous mischievous impetus Mr I Tucks hud sot nil empty new hive In I tho crotch of nn apple tree nil ready I for the colony to swurm In end In plnln view of Its leader In stead of nlinlng for tine hive It drovo straight towurd Tuckss bind humming llku 1 a mortar shell i The old innncroiicliel In i the shelter of his hOI wall 11 essayed to dodgo the incom i our projectile but his muniriivrowns Ineffectual In n twinkling the humming football struck him about the head and shoulders burst w Ith u pop was dissolved Instantly into great wave of bees that flowed nil over him In fact hu was shciitheil nil over with 1 slrcaming eddying changing bubbling bob bing buzzIng and also slinging veslraent nf sugar bees Cirent Scottl How they stung Ho shied his tin iron anti firewood chip four rods und danced the liveliest douhlcshufllet for nn nmnleiir overseen In Essex Jehu He clawed double hnnilfuls of becit off the buck of his neck pulled pints of them out of his trolls ers legs raked them out of his shirt front aunt hair slapped his face and tore tho air and nil the time he danced tIne Sailors Hornpipe Virginia Heel Money Musk and n lot of unknown country dances that mil como In vogue in future ages when mnn Is I more expnn slvelv und vrlouel developed Some of the neighbors became scared and started for their homes on a gallop and It was about that time that Farmer Tucks emitting H single hopeless carsplit tine war whoop took I I crabfooted atmosphereclutching leap then started on the dead run for the river He had just thought of the river If anything could one him that certainly could So panic stricken grasping or plucking ut blniclf at every leap hatless coatless vestless now and 1011 hate cOltes eotes8 then wildly waving his long arms above his head and snouting like bxllnui the hapless apiarist flew over Essex hamlet the bees fol lowing In a long tapering triangle hoe base and sometimes Its hypothenuse too were larruping him behind Neither tit ho cease In his mad flight when ho lad reached the hank of the stream but with abound lice a startled gnelle he plunged straight out Into I the 1 t rI He wenl right l r to the bottom IW betjs and nIl ancll he sta ed there just as lone as he could without risk of asphv xfutlon However when he did finally bob up above the surface of the streamhaving drifted soutliw est several rods with it he was a saved man Ho lazed fear fully all about for several seconds looking for bees but there was evidently none there so ho crawled cautlouslv and apprehen sively out of tIme river and reclimbed the bank Looklnc back In the direction of his home he espied a dim little cloud far off going that way which was a very much smaller ball of bees than the original one that had escorted him into the Connecticut and It flew more slowly in a wayworn vvettlsb style Mr Tucks watched his enemies fading away In the dis tance but be did not forsake the rescuing river until they had disappeared over the hills In his fight with and flight from his expensive sugar bees Farmer Tucks was awfully stung nwtuly there Is no doubt about that hut he will live However he Isnt looking for his sugar swarm any more he dont want them and he wont have them and he has put that coaxing hive up In the peak of his barn and laid the tin pan and drumstick respectfully nnd sadly acro I Let era go ter thunder is I his lint will and testament respecting them Anybody In tact can have them that wants to hive them coin most TIE GIACIKIIS Kxplnnntlon or the Jleponlt Found AlonK the UtllH Stay CoiiM Two claims that are working on Lltuya la in Alaska are altractlrg a good deal of at tention They are about four miles up the beach from tho bay and are said to contain as much pay ground as any on the bench The prospector who Is I working them says that there Is plenty of territory along the beach that has not been prospected at nil and ns far as he knows there is I no reason why Just ns good ground cannot bo discovered ns any that Is worked at present Several Interesting theories are advanced to account for tho presence of gold on this beach A writer In the IIiuAa Vfiilny ttrord says the first theory that hail many advocates at the time of the discovery of the diggings was that tho Minds out In the bed of the ocean contained the gold and the constant rolling motion of the water curried the gold to the beach Another theory was advanced by man who Is at present on tIme coast of Oregon testing machines of his own invention for separating gold from black sand He stated that all sea water contained gold in solution and that the gold coming In contact with mineral or minerals which act as a precipitate Is turned Into n solid state and settles In the sand The minerals having this effect upon the gold solution hlvlll IIY exist only at certain places along the beach and 1 this would explain why gold 011 Is otTh fojnd at all IHIIHIK along tine II coast Tho most t recent opinion udvancuil r InI re gard to the Lituyn Hay diggings Is I that tho gold tlt 1011 was carried to the beach by glaciers which IIDCU extended to the seacoast but owing to the nc tlon of u milder climate bavu receded tl tine mountains Thu richest sand Is I found nt tine mouth o the old glacial cinntn rind which cut entirely ihrough the coast range of mountains and back Into the Interior ranges Ituby sand Identical In every way with that mined on Iho bench 1 Is I found In lint glacial depiHlis and 1 even on the Ice far from either of the aide walls nnd entirely buck of what is I known ns tho coast ratiLe All the sand curries gold and can bu traced I In a direct llnu i to thu I bcaoh and must allllt therefore bin the source of the minus now worked Nobody has nenettnted far enough Into the mountains to llnd t Inc truusourceiif t tills sand as tho journey is I long und nimost Insiir I mouninblu barriers stand In the way line greatest drawback to tills country Is the difficulty of HCCCHS In i tint violent storms which at times prevail on this count no vet el could enter the harbor nnd If n 1 vessel should Happen to read tine entrance of the buy I short thou after the favorable stage of the tliln shin must outside for ten or eleven 1 hours This Is I dan gerous ns tine shore Is I rock and the crew of a vessel wrecked there would have little chance Ille of tuvnc even their lives IUOOO indIces KiiRMiced In Purmlnic WAhlllMllON Aug H Statistics received at tlio llurcnu of Indian Affairs show that of tine mTOOO Indians in this country 30000 are to day engaged In farming stock ralll ninth other civilized pursuits During thu past year the In dlans raised ll75il bushels wheat Il7il JtO bushels of corn und 1 other grain and vegu tables 111 llko proportion The marketed vele 1 yii000 feet of lumber They own iuvmi liead of cattle luHiiiii sheep and goats The value of products of Indian labor sold liy them Is cstl mated at l2oil7 Of lion 47100 Indians 1HUOOO are selfsupporting and 15000 pay tuxes live outslilu tine reservations und inc counted In tint general population At the laot election about XOOO Indian voted About OOIO are church members Mov lliidd Very III STOCKTON Col Aug H los Dodd is I very tick Ho ha been under the doctor care for tie last week Yesterday nobody was allowed to see him except his wife and alowed physician says he must have absolute rest other wise his discuses mculusItU lay prove fatal J b t s t 4r A rrrrxRANa Tom AUBI Michael MeClcnnr lennle Add WIate Of nittln JI Jennie Winston I mlddlewted unmarried ncgrcss appeared yesterday In tho Leo Avenue Police Court against Michael McClcnny 1 negro G year old of 101 Fleet place whom die accused of striking her In the face Me Clonny Is a war veteran antI for more than twenty year has been employed In tho Ilrook lyn Navy Yard HI wife tiled n year ago after being sick for many years Sino was attended during the last two year of her life by Miss Wlnstcin Mrs I McClenny told Miss Winston she might marry McClcnny when sho Mr Mo Cletmy wns dend A week ago Mist Winston Clnted loMcClenny Hint the llrst nnnlmiary of his wife death was approaching anti asked him If the should prepare for her mnrrlngo to him as agreed upon McClenny told her tn go ahead Last Sunday MeClcnny set out for church Miss Winston on her way to a toro In tIme neighbor hood met McClenny arm In arm with another woman aunt upbraided him McClennys com pnnlon ran away and he returned to his house After breaking the engagement of mnrrlago I f M eoJh i he ordered le Miss Winston to el lenrc Sine was licit quick enough anti lIe Pit hermit Ill Ho hal Miss Winston met the woman who was with McClenny The woman told Miss Winston that sine a also engnge to the veteran They mat a rough annul tumble light In which McClenny rnulh imiston hand nnd It Is snld struck Miss Wiloinn After telling Justice Murphy that Miss Win ston brought the assault on herself McClenny said n brolpht your Honor nlwnys was kind to Miss Winston because utile was kind to my wife I never mnde love to her or the other woman and I dont wnnt to marry cither of them Justice Murphy dismissed the case Miss Winston nnnounced that she would never allow McCIonny to marry the other woman j iiitq spRAaws morEy WATCH An Offer to Hell n Pawn Ticket for I Gets He Cnbnllero Into Trouble A watch and chain was stolen from Mrs Henry Spraguo of 400 Qulncy street Brook lyn 1 few weeks ngo annul Bridget Dillon 1 ser vant was arrested She was discharged I week later for want of evidence by Justice Harriman In tine Hale Avenue Police Court Then Mrs Spraguos brother A H Tlfft a member of tho Produce Exchnnge advertised for the property and received this letter IMK 1 Send me 25 In cash at once and I will send nit pawn ticket for watch and chain panned for nt2 Addn I s George Ir ThompsonKenernl i delivery Ilrook lyn Post urtlct Tint didnt answer the letter and received another few duys Inter It read Sim 111 I not me ton persona Iy I hit I will see joiilialf tents If I MIII mean biislueii send metis I 1 and the other 10 when I Hind the watch liuiiui F Tno irso lit notified the police of the Ontesnvcnuo station and Detectives Call mid Gilpln were sent to the Post Office to capture Thompson On Wcdnesiinv afternoon n welldrested mal welt up lo thu clerks window anti asked if there were any letters for George E Thompson Tie detectives nrresled the man who Is Sidney Caballero n clerk of Kit Cnrlton avenue He Is twentyeight yearn old He told the de tectives thnt ho went to the Post Once for a frlena und knew nothing of Mrs sprngues atoll Ho told Ju tlce harriman that at the proper time hu would produce the friend Ho wns relcnscd on bail for trial for attempting to extort money from Mr llt I riUOROVS FARMER KOStST He Knock One I Ntrunarer Who IIciiEed a Slide nnd llemmideil III Money As William Komst a farmer of Springfield N J was driving home from Newark early yesterday morning a welldressed mnn asked him for n lift a far as Irvlngton Ho was per mitted to take a sent beside the farmer ali af ter riding a short distance demanded money from Komst who said ho had none and ordered the man olT the wagon He threatened Komst who hit him with a whtpslock and threw him out of tho wagon The stranger fell on his head and lay in the road as I dead Komst turned his team and drovo to the Fourth precinct statIon Three policemen went back to the pot and found two men thee Komst raid thnt three men ran after him when he turned to drive back to the station One of the two men tine police found was ling on the ground nnd tho other was standIng over him Tho mnn on the ground said that he was too badly hurt to walk and would nave to have an ambulance but while two of the policemen were taking his companion to the station and the other was guarding the Injured man he sprang up and sprinted away The man captured is John Farley an old of fender the police say He said that his com panion was Stephen Naylor a blacksmith of Irvlngton Patrolman Emmons and Detective Jacket found Naylor ik bed nursing his bruises and took him to Newark CATHERINE BRADLEYS MILLION Nearly Half Goes to a Daughter and o Quarter Each to the Grandchildren The will of Catherine Bradley was led yes terday in the Surrogates office I disposes of nn estate valued a 1000000 Mrs Bradley died lust Saturday at Far dockaway To her daughter Ellen M Hennessy she bequeaths her house at 117 Kat Eighteenth street together with the furnishings and the house at I East Thirtyfirst street To her nephew John J Donnelly In consideration of his honest and faithful attention to her business she gives the noose and lot ut 119 East Fortyfifth street Tho residue of her estnlo she gives onehalf to her daughter Ellen M I Holiness nnd the other half to Daniel and Mary 1 Ilradley the chil dren of her deceased eon John J 1 Ilrudloy The will directs that the executors and execu trix npply so much of her property ns may be necesury to hgo completion I ot the building B ett hI nt the southeast corner of Fourth avenue anti Eighteenth street known as the Ilradley build ing Hint 1100 shall be paid to the rector of t Francis Xnvlcrs Church and that musses shall bo said for the repine of bur soul The petition fixes the value of the legacies as follows To Ellen M I Hennessy ie 730I to John J Donnelly SluOOO to Daniel Bradley SSJUJSO to Mary I Hrndley gllJSO The latter Is now at Frankfort llermany and Daniel J Bradley Is at Carlsbad MOSQVITOE8 CI USED UIH ARnE T Ile Meant to Merp on the Meadow hut the Jersey Birds Drove Him Out Martin Cawlcy 27 years old without a home was picked up by Policeman Wines about 1 oclock vestcrday morning In Pavonia avenue Jersey City and locked up In the Oakland ave I nue station Ipon being arraigned before Po lice Justice Douglak the prisoner mae profuse apologies for the trouble ho had given the police and the Court and declared that it was all the fault of the big Mid hungry mosquitoes out on tInt meadows Ho had intended he said to spend the night on the meadows and liad picked out a nice soft spot for a bed but the mosnul f ih toes were so numerous und so ravenous I that they throve him into the city much against his tler because hu I hail n presentiment that he would ba urresied Caw ley said ho was a tele graph operator out of employment His face bore evidence of his battle with tine mosquitoes Justice Douglas discharged him ARRKSTKlt roR MALPRACTICE A Mid llr Accimrd nf nosing the Death nfa Married Woman Mrs Augusta Thomas n mid wife of 183 East Eightyninth street was arrested yesterday morning on a warrant Issued by Coroner Hoeber charging her with having caused the death of Mrs Annie Winter of 1870 First avenue by malpractice Mrs Winter died at her home early yesterday morning Shortly before her death the Coroner was notified that there were suspicious circum stances attending the case Coroner Hoeber mado un Investigation which showed that I criminal operation had been performed upon Mrs Winter on AlI n She was taken sick late In July nnd was at tended by 10 jounit Doctors Mrs Thomas was employed as nurse I was said at the Coroners olllco latin osterduy afternoon that one of the doctor who attended Mrs Winter would also Iw I urresied connection with her death Mrs child Winter was L elf old him hud had one Irlnoner In I Hie Nrvtmun Cm Iteleaxd Under Uall James Murray ofJOO East 110th street WH lam K Vctcy 1 Third uvenuo elevated railroad guard Henry Elsontrager druggist at 1NH8 Third avenue and Mary Andrews midwife the prisoners In the Clara Newman case were taken before Coroner Hoeber yesterday morning Murray who Is charged with having caused the dcail girls condition wlh released In Soou bail I The other prUotiers were released In 1000 ball I turin The inquest In the case will take place on Aug 11 Landlord Hlllcck to Have lnkewood Hotel The Pine Forest Company ha leased the Lakewood Hotel at Lakewood N J for the season of 180500 to T F Sllleck the present manager of the Oriental Ibid at Manhattan bench Iol awn ass TIE CAMPAIGN OF 1896 fOnK nlZNO IoxiJrTnZfL1MOUR OF DEMOCRATIC CLVUS tin Influence Using tacit to llalA the Dem o rUe OncnnUutlonii lo the Pried pit of Hound Money Mud Tariff Reform WASHINGTON AUK Chnuncey F Black of Pennsylvania President of the National League of Democratic Clubs and Lawrence Gardiner the Secretary who hae been In conference hero with Senator Faulkner Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committee are very sanguine of good results to follow the work now being done by both organizations The organ lntlon of the league of Democratic clubs Is I to bo used to the utmost lo hold the Democratic organisations to the principles of sound orlnl7tons rnelples money and tariff reform and to secure endorsement of the Democratic Administration This club organization U I very perfect and Is call bio of effective work In nearly every State of the Un Ion anti the purpose I In use all Its I power to overcome the Independent free coinage of silver and the nntlAiltnlnlitrntlon sentiments In the Democratic many Wherever State conventions have endorsed the Administra tion and Its policy the trniiuo v Ill render every possible assistance to tine Democratic ticket Where conventions have not let been held their Influence will bo exercised to secure en dorsement of the Administrations soundmoney principles Where conventions have already been held and have taken a position antagonistic to the Administration such assistance will not bo given as In other States the efforts ot the league being devoted to procuring the election of soundmoney delegates to the next National Convention In my twenty years of ate participation In politics said Mr Gardiner today 1 have never known a time where the party has shown an Instance of etch rapid recovery from 1 crush log defeat as that of last fall Prom I my cor respondence from all parts of the country I find every tint speaking and writing hopefully of Democratic success not only this fall hut pre dicting almost a tidal wave Inour favor II 1KIM The recovery In New York Smite has been most marvellous In the Southern Slates then seems to be a dying out of the Popullstlc sentiments and thu retuin of food times of which they are receiving such substantial evi dence will rapidly brine them hack In the Democratic ranks Clubs all over thin country are ready to go Into rapid nraanlntlon The object of lost of thu people riling now Is I to securo Information to prepare themselves fur Apcechmaklng In the pomlnc campaign We are receiving from all over the country a great many letters asking for Mr Carlisles speeches and we lure endeavoring to supply them I have received among many others n letter from Coon A Skloout the leading colored man In the State of Washington who wants p get nil the pamphlets alI text books bearing on the gold question The plans at present are to have the meeting of the Kxetutlro Committee of the mretnl Itounl sociation of Democratic Clubs to be held In Washington some time next spring at the same time that Mr Harrlty calls a meet ing of the National Committee to ar range for their Convention and the U asso ciation of clubs will r determine on the place of their Convention at the same lime Wo have to have our Convention after the National Con vention As stated In our bylaws the atonal Association of the Democratic Club Is organ free to assist In electing candidates nominated by the regular orunnlntlon Therefore we hold our meetings always aftertho National Conven tion thereby avoiding the troubles that seem to bother the Republicans by their league meet Ing every wear and getting Into a wrnnulo holt nominee whom they shall support ns a Presidential JOST OlflCE RECEIPTS An Inrrenie oTSJUUOOO In the Iiist Qua tar In the Twenty Largest Cltle WASHINGTON Aug BThe Post Ole De partment las prepared a statement which shows that the receipts of the twenty largest Post Offices In the United States for the second quarter ending July 31 1H05 aggregated Si ui 714000 an Increase over those for the same quarter of 1HIH of 4110000 or 7W percent Only two otc I showed I decrease San Fran cisco of 1000 and Washington of J3 00 the latter l ccause of tie enormous sale of Colum bian pottage stamps to collectors in 1804 The figures are as follows rle OjWfV Rreftpts Inerfnv New York city I3XIOUO 811IIOHO i Chlcazo IllllatlolpbUl lliloio Mil000 113000 33000 Boston nssooo 411000 St Louis 31130110 42000 Clucllinnll 217000 111000 Urookljn 2470011 13000 San Kranclsco 1115000 linUlmore mntms000 12000 Pittsburgh 170000 17000 Cleveland 1B3300 13000 11000 HulTnlo 170000 11000 Detroit 14J3UO 11500 KanoBo CI 12100 u n aihlrutonDC 31000 Mllnaukff Win 113300 2000 Minneapolis I Minn 111000 Booo r n fg88 i8g loulsrlilB I 103310 HOHO New Orleans 01300 UOOO St 1all 08000 14300 Tie next ten cities in point of receipts make tie following showing for the quarter Oftliff Iteceittt Jnri ease Inalunipolls SM7300 b00 Rochester SitiOtu non Newark w 300 It mm Jrmllence 7V0 0000 Toledo naOllo ioou Albany 340110 MOoo Hrraeiiw Hartford Asinine snono nfioii 1000 Klchlnimi 4h300 2300 Troy ill000 8300 These make the grand total of receipts 77U1 380 a let Increase of 54K000 KEW K31ALL AllMS POll TIlE NA FI Slid Alkrd for the iranurueliire or 1OOOO or the lce Guns WAKIIINOTONAUK HFlnal approval has been given by the Small Arms Hoard to the new mag azine rifle for the and the rlle navy Marine Corps and bids were asked today for the manufacture of 10000 guns The new gun is the Lee type which In the competitive test proved itself to be superior to all others Experiments made at the naval proving station this week with the bar rel howe that velocities of WOOO feet per second could 0 easily obtained The barrel lathe lightest of any small arm while the bore is probably the smallest Fine total weight of the new rifle when mounted will not ho over Illt pounds Its penetrating power mire far ahead of that of the army gun while the number of rounds of ammunition carried by each man ex ceeds that of the soldier by fIfty The barrel of the Ilnl U manufactured of pint steel with 2i per cent of nickel which Is I said to greatly In create the tensile strength and Irentr bar rel loss J liable to corrode The army Is now equipped with the Krag Jorgen on gun several calibres larger than the proposed navy rlllo and weighing a pound more Tine 1 Lee navr claimed by those who have seen et It 1 work to be the best small 1 arm in I the world IRICIALrTY Of TKIKIVA1 The Representative or Inrnen I Kecelvrd lit the Mtute llepurtment WASIIINCITON Aur 8Mr Adee the Acting Secretary of State after thinking over the mat ter alt night concluded tills morning to see Comto do la IloUslerle whose cards describe him as Urand Chancellor of the Principality of Trinidad but lot officially Ilolsslerie came in behalf of his sovereign James I otherwise Huron tlardenHickey whoso crown and do minion are threatened by the desire of Oreat llrltaln to possess the little Island I which ho claims As the principality has not been recog nlzed bv this Government the Chancellor was received by Mr Adeo In an Informal way Just as any 1 ordinary visitor would be received They spent some time In Mr Miens once the Count presenting the claim of Karon llardenHlckey for recognition as I sovereign prince and the necessity for the InltedStates to see UmtUrcut tlat Britain did not toUe the Island The HIIKIII llounty Cuar WASIIINCITON Aug 8 Tho argument by counsel to convince Comptroller Howler that ho hits neither the power nor the Jurisdiction to determine the constitutionality of the law ai p preprinting live and quarter millions of dollars to pay the sugar bounty claims cm tine crop of 1811 I wm resumed In tine office of the Comp troller at lOillu this morning Senator Ulan chard of Louisiana was the first speaker lan occupied the entire clay with his argument In concluding he said It 1 was preposterous to sup pose that Congress would allow a subordinate officer to Impeach Its lawmaking power If this was done the lawmaklng power must cease to exUt or vindicate Itself Tomorrow Senator heard Lalfrcy and Judge Hemmcs will b Medal ofllciBor to I Drummer hey A8INITuN Ali H The President has warded a medal of honor to John 8 KounU a drummer of company 1 Thirtyseventh Ohio Volunteers for los dletlngulshed gallantry In action at the battle Mission Ridge Tuna atou Idle Nov 85 isiiu Mr Konntz who was then a boy of 18 ars dropped his drum and selling a musket Joined the charge Inspiring h com In11 I rae by ids heroic conduct Attntr AND ifArr OJI JMM Chancel In Rtntlonn and Duties ofOMeer heave Abatte WASHINGTON Aug 8Thnese naval orders have been Issued t CommsniW Edwin Lnnitnecker hu been detached from attendance at the Naval War College Auir SO and ordered to duty as liupector of or nance at Oaipi hunt fary Yard AlI tin t tomman t r I V Vry detached from the league Island Nary Van Ann VS and ordered to duty asia specter of nrdnance at Cramps shipyard llcut J 1 I U llolcomlx1 ordered to the Independence Meut 1 C Iluoh detached from line Hanger and ordered to the Naval Academy KnslKn 3 It Killo drlached from the New York AUK SI I anil 1 onteted home with throe months leave Chief Knulneer Kleharit Inch detached from duly as Inspector Df coal and placed on walling order Carpenter f Hhrppnnl ilelnched from the Phila delphia Aug IU ordered home and granted three month leave Aetlnz Carpenter Otto narth dctnchcd from the Sew York Navy Yard Aug 13 1 anti ordered to Iho Ihllailelphlo AUK KJ These army urderd have been issued The follow Ing cliatuteii In the stallonii and duties of ofllcen of the Corps of Engineers alt ordered i Kecond Lieut James I tovaiiaugh Is rIle ci from duty at Wlllettii Point and will report In Col Orlando 51 1oe DetroIt for duty under his IninieUlito orders lice mil llvul JIIIIIKK 1 Jirvj In I rellcvid from duty at Wllletttloliitutid swill rvitnrt In tAjor Frederick A Mahan at Montftomcr Ala for dulyi Cant William C LanirlUt Is rellevcil from duty under the Immedlilo i orders of UrulCol Amos Htleknej at Cincin nati and will report to the cnmnnihilltiR nfllcer Wllletfn 1olnl for duty Pint Ikut Mn ou M 1 1atrlck is l relieved from diil at the Culled tAle Military Acsilemy Wot Point and with Company K Ilattallon of Engineers and will report at Cincinnati for tttnty t Firm Lieut Albert M lut Faint 5 lf n rrtmrt in u person tlr fe Ktlpvrlntrmlint of rlf United j i Stales illlllarr Academy on Auir 20 for unity at the mail emy Additional Keeond llcut Kdnnnl II I m C Shlll corps of Kimlneers will report on tin I expiration or his graduating Ifttvenrstliseiier to I faiit I ndcrlck Abbot corps of Elgu acers nt I hnrleitun fm 1 dntvi I n Addllloniil Heciind lleilt Harry lurK orpsof IIIV l neers will re ori to c nit obirlln n it Carter Corps of Miglmrrnnt Sivnnnaii I laThe 011 SirOI The eiluKlnn I of leave of ill if cure Kranteil Co I le I 0 C Metrlam Sivenlli Infantr Is I furtlierei I tenlid ono month Leave for two mouths Is I granted lranlc I Kalk Fifth Infantry Opt CToKb III 1 Mller asil Ii tnul ipinrlernmsti w III proceed to Mule t lurk on pnlilli1 I liuMni pertaining n j I I to the eoiiHirnctlon of the military I pot I lit tint place lly direction of UIH t Seentar of ttar u lionnl or omcerslsappolntld tonnet at lirt I Oil uneli Neb Mept H for Hie eXHtnlnatlon of Catit l mls rutipton amdstant Murceoa with a view in determining his phvslcal fltneHs fur promotion Lent e for thrii months Is grant d First Ilrut James II ii Thirteenth Inrantrv A lloird orcimeiTS locoin li t of Major Philip I I u F liar S 05 mnnrgui laItr uitr ill Tome sun rgcit nnd Capt Saris F I vin oii assistant I sit rgonm IsappMlntcd n n to meet lit Vo t rolnl Anif 13 Tor tIiojtI clan et Htrlnatlon or the tint and thlM el intc tne e liletii of the Hecoiiil class on tour ron tim um from furloiiKh and fcilch othereuilits of Hie United States Mlllturv u Acad tiny and candldateH for adinlMilon an in ty iii l ordired urwe II Cflpl lurid lain C Hewitt Nlniteinth tnfantr Is dctAtlid as irofeMnr of mil Iii ry s irn and tunics at t he West MrKlnlu Lnlverpilt Mor nntoxMi to take erect Sent I lCase for in n months Is granted First Lieut Charles F KilTer aftsKlaut nuricenn On tine mutual nppllcatlon of the officers concerned the fiiiioa lung transfers In tlu Inrnntr n arm artor dered Major 1rnncls T lcacv roni inc I Klahlli t In i faniry to the seventeenth Infantrv Major William II IllslMe from the Seventeenth Infantr to the huhlh Infantry l iiem for one month and fifteen dajs li nrindil First Lieut Clarence P I Townsiur rourih Artlliir LPIVI for nn month Is rantid Llclit Col Ihonaa I Ward Aiulstant AdJtltHntdeneral Ieavu Krunled Lieut Col Elnt aol II Wllllston Third Artillery Is extendid tao mouths Leave for seven das vrantdl Cipt Frederick K Ward First Cavrlry Is extended twenty thri iday Leave Krauted Major Cane A Wttittirnnnr Seiond Artillery Is extended three months Caut Oscar Kiting Third Cavalry was placed on the retired list of the army toulnuy t on account of disability limo retirement will result In the promotion of Kirt Lieut I ieorire L i Convene of tine same regiment w lio w 111 himself retire Im mediately upon getting his new coin nun lasion Lieut Convime was recently tound Incapaci tated for active service on account of blind ness but in view of his nearness to a Cap tai lucy It was decided to retain him on the active list until a vaeancv occurred The two retirements promote Klrst Lieut Henry L Illp lee Third Cavalry to be a Captain and second lfeuts Charles II Hedekln nnd Kraricii 1 Knester of tho scout regiment to be First Lieutenants mrixu COL jonK The Court of Inquiry HeKlnrt lie SenMlonn lit the Navy Yard The court of Inquiry appointed to examine into the conduct of Col James Forney while commandant of the marine barracks nt the Hrooklyn Navy Yard convened yesterday at the Navy Yard Only those directly concerned In tine matter were permitted to hear the pro ceedings until the court had been In session about two hours Then the doors were thrown open and the reporters were allowed to hear Col Forneys lawyer move for an adjournment The motion was granted and the bearing will go on today The nature of tho complaint against Col For fey has been kept secret but it Is understock that Col llayward commandant of tine Marine Corps accuses him of neglecting to attend to his duties AsslEiunent of subordinates to do what ha should have attended to blmsnlf is mentioned noticing other things It Is also rumored that un investigation Is to be made into an allegation Hint the Colonel failed for many months to account for tint surplus coal left over each month Ileut Littleton Waller of tine Norfolk Navy Yard Is Judire Advocate of the court and oIlier members of it aro Cnpt V S Mhley Pay In spector George A Lon and Commander lames i ireen Nono of theio officers would talk about the case yesterday Old Monitors to He Turned Over to Xnviil Itenervm WAHiUMiTON Aug S Ono of the six old monitors which havo lain at Itichinnnd Vni ever since the war until recently when they were removed to Norfolk to undergo repairs preparatory to their retnov al to the Navy Yard nt League Island will bo sent to New London Conn and turned over by the Nav Depart ment to the Connecticut Naval deserve An other of them t will probably bo turned t over lo the Pennsylvania deserves after their arrival at League Inland and stationed ut Philadelphia Five of the decrepit hulks will bo towed from Norfolk to League Island by a nrivnto concern which has just contracted to do tIne work On account of the cnvvnrlhy condition of the vessels and because of the nnrfnw i scape from foundering which the monitor i t Nan tunket bad while being towed to Wilmington I N C two years ago no limuranco could be obtained on them The names of the Ix monitors are Ajax Cannnicus Mahopnc Manhattan Catsklll and Lehlgh Testing the Ilullelproof tout WASHINGTON Aug H Mr Leonard tine In ventor of tho bulletproof coat has suet ceded In securing a test nt tine naval proving station and a report will bu submitted on tho result which he is desirous should nut bo made public Tine tests began today and w ire Itncwd only by the officers on duty at the station The rlllo employed was one nt tIn regular nmiMIno guns tiring n rather heavy ball I hut w hut effect it had on thu coal will not bo known until I i I tine report Is received at tIne department Ordnance olllccrs hero believe that there Is a steel llnlni which obstructs the passage of the bullet but Leonard denies thin and sit s that In I proper time he u ill permit a thorough examination i of tine material He says that thin material Is better for the pro tection of ships bides than I ordinary steel platen The ordnance officers attach but little Impor tance lo tIme coat The North Atlantic Squadron luflirrlui ut New port NKVVPOIIT Aug H Three vessels of the North Atlantic Squadron the New York Cincinnati and Montgomery arrived at noon todny line New YorK fired the first salute of seventeen guns In honor of Secretary Herbert fine salute was answered by i Inn Dolphin by an Admirals saluttinf Ihlrteen gums Admiral lliinco visited the naval station line I Heel is expected to re main hero several days and be joined by cither vessels nf the squadron which have been ordered here tutu dalcjgli being expected to arrive first probably tottnui runty Naval Coiimrueturx lo Iliive Sea Hut WAHIIIMITON AUK s With tIne Increase In tInt number of naval count rut tors 11 Is probable that each fleet w ill hereafter have assignee o it an officer from this corps The first officer tie tailed to till duty U Naval Constructor Hobson who Inn joined Admiral Humes stuff and will remain wills the tied until after the evolutions atlNewport secretary Herbert believes that naval construe lorn should not only know how to construct ulilpi but should become familiar with their performance and tho only way thin can be acquired U by occasional sent duty The Cnlumbln lo llry Hock un Monduy The cruiser Columbia left her anchorage In the North Itlvcr yesterday and went to hInt Navy Yard The dry dock trill not bo ready for her before Monday It Is thought that the Hoard assigned by tho Navy Department Ui en aminvaiid report on hun injuries received In I the Southampton drj clock will hardly bo able to Inspect the ship before TueMla Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla I WILD fitona VXY rzsxrr C t The AlmnrfniiM of BerrIes end Nude Staid to rreee a Cold Winter If there Is I Anything In the oU belief that a season abundant wild fruit and especially nuts presages a cold and snowy winter wo may expect severe weather five six and seven months hence All the wild fruits hereabout have been unusually abundant and there is I promise of nn equally abundant nut crop The fruit season opened with plenty of wild straw berries If thin cultivated strawberry could re tnln along with tie largo size the sugary sweet ness and Juicy tenderness of the wild berry It would ba vastly morn popular even than now and tine sin of strawberry short cake would bo seldom committed Just after time strawberries came the wild blackcap raspberries abundant cad excellent They wore greedily eaten by birds and boy and like wild creatures Hlnckborrlcs are still ripening beenuso their scnson Is longer than that of most other wild fruit lu time Immedi ate suburbs they arc abundant but smaller than usual though further north they are both plen tiful anal luscious They are extremely sweet this year tn spite of then plentiful rain which Is sometimes supposed to Incrensn tho site of such frultsnt thne expense of thullivor Thu berries Hint grow In tine sinailo of vvoodlnnds seem to rench the highest perfection Wild cherries arm nhundnnt nnd ripening In good season They seem to bu n fnvorltc fruU with thu birds nnd the output of that delectable and beautiful cordial eheriy bounce Is greatly curtailed i by icnsoii of the fact Hint thin tilrds fcloench sepa rate cherry us It ripens on tine bunch Wild np jile tiees 111 lleldn and woodlnmls where they linvu sprung up ns volunteers and hnve never IHCII grafted rump roping with fruit as Is the picturesque country plune The hiatt it pleat uiit wild ting n often In I keeping with tliclr t out lawry but they make excellent apple sauce Cooking ccius to lob them of iv certain griping quality but linen not destroy their wild flavor imp nuts promise well und upon linen the weather Indication Is supposed especially to lunik An abundant nut crop Is held to Indicate n providential cure attains snow and cold for the needs of squirrels und other w Id creatures that mutt in winter stores Thu nuts nr full of tie Ikhtful Migitcstlnns to country bred men whoso memories am still I I supple Thu hickory nut M cms tn he almost full size now and they gleam pleasantly mining the lenvii 1 I heir pungent odor Is n llvelv spur to memory The chestnuts which seem only yesterday to hnve lost their tassels turin showing abundant small tender furs rile Were hoary with promise In the blossom since but the trees never live up to the early Indications VnlnnU swing high In air their twin green spheres thickly dotting thu rut her thin folligo nf the great trees Jiultorntits scarce hereabouts are already fulling and he that knows limo trick these nuts have of vi rapping heIr gummy coats In tine OIIK grass beneath the tree may easily detect tIne spheroids beneath his feet The sweet pungent odor nf the nn hill led nut s eakx vol umes of n halfforgoltcn pat to tho c that mace grown up In n region where butternuts arc plentiful fine odors of time green nuts uru nmong limo most cunningly devised of natures tricks for keeping her sarIs devotees true to her through life The mnn thnt has once known these pun cent distillations of natures chemistry born of no cina guesses what blcnillnis from earth and air neeiU but a whiff to revive limit memorv of outdoor duys md autumn wandering The frilled Hid puckered sheathes of the hazel nuts the dandles of the t nut tribe are swollen with the fruit hlmiueplns are rare hereabouts if indeed tluiy lure found In the suburbs Now that the nut crop has declared Itself nature hasa good ulglit weeks for her silent and lensurcly ripening processes Hulls slowly dry and shrink as tint nuts snell and harden You may cut well Into the hickory nut now through hull and shell Six weeks hence the hulls will be gin to show signs of gnplng nt tine sentnsnnd the shell will have come to exceed tine hardness and density of bono The miracle of the rlponod nut with Its triple armament of hull and dense shell and mnry central Involutions is thom marvel of tine autumn The shells of the hickory nut make famous fires hot and last ing though less Instlng than the green hickory log with its Ironlike weight and its punky flrebeurlng quality When the right clay comes there are few plensanter things to 1 the mnn with some of the activities of youth yet left than to climb n hickory tree and send n hull of ripened nuts from its dunking branches Hut most suburbans eem to find It cheaper to tony hickory nutsof n bronzed Italian on n street corner a dozen miles front mime trees LEGAL riniiT orEit A CORPSE John HonnrdH Ilodr Claimed by III Widow anuS Ills Cousin YONKEHS Aug 8TIne bodyof John Howard a carpenter who died at St Vincents Hospital in New York last Tuesday from the effect of a fall awaits burial In this city There Is a dis pute over Us possession which Acting Justice Riley expects to decide on Tuesday The case came up before the Justice through the com plaint of Charles Marsh of 155 Lake avenue against Policeman Edward Connelly Marsh declare that Connelly threatened to arrest him If hodld not allow Undertaker Philip deilly and Lawyer John C Harrigan to take Howards body from his house for burial Marsh lays that Connelly had no right to enter his house without n warrant Marsh said that ho was frightened Into delivering the body to the undertaker lime body was taken to the homo of Howards sister Mrs Mack 20 Orchard street When Howard died his cousin Mrs Marsh claimed tine body In New York and hud It brought to this cIty by Undertaker Joseph W lilIes fndertnker Philip Hellly accompanied by the widow of Howard visited Health Oftlcer Hanker today for a permit to bury Howard but nu tinny did not hnve the physlclnns certificate which is I In possession of Joseph W lIlIes the Health Ofllcer refused to give n burial permit Hownid lived in this city but moved to New York und got u divorce from his wife without her knowledge He was insured in the Metro politan Insurance Company and his widow and Mrs Marsh tho sister of Howard have de manded tho Insurance money IA1Al VSirKRHlTV iy STRAITS Kept In Operation ly n IOHB Which I Ointriinteed bv the lllahop MnvTiitMU Aug 8Laval University the largest Catholic Instttullon of its kind In the province is in financial straits The faculty recently announced that they could not remain In ofllce without adequate remuneration and by the nclvlco of the lilshops of the province a memorial tunis presented to thin Quebec Cabinet setting forth the needs of the university but the Ministers would not permit any further grants It was suggested howcvur that if an arrangement could be mado looking to tine sup itrnsaintn of tIne tmnrummal sclninoinu mit tine 1ruvltntni Ibo money usually voted to them I might bo transferred to the university Most of the clergy and laity strongly opposed such n course nnd tine project twins nhnndoned Meantime tine university became more deeply involved and lorellevu the most pressing needs the lilshops have hud to guarantee out of their personal In comes the Interest on a loan for fifty years with the sinking fund necessary to the repayment of t inut loan U1tIIdF JIMS LATEST STAY A Lotilnlunu Negro IVua Not Tried by a ilury of cii 1errn NKW OIIIKANS Aug Sline fulled States narshal for this district todny served upon I iov Foster n summons to appear before the tilted States Supemu Court und show cause why hint sentence of death passed upon James Murray alIas Creasy Jim should not bo exe culed Murray U a negro tramp who killed a police man He I was promptly convicted of murder ind sentenced in be hanged but dilatory pleas itvc f tilled tie execution of the sentence The list stat WIIH obtained from the United gtntea siiprumu Court I on lIme round Hint nu negui U illoived tin curtut ins u juror tin this city und that Murray therefore did not have a trial by a Jury of his peers lint Footer will not In person obey the sum mons lly u combination of circumstances should Iii leave the Shun there Is no person lunlllled by law to act us thom chief executive it has been decided to rend Attorneyfleuernl Cunntngbniu to Washington as n substitute Not I III IiiliiumcM M jor Id Tin FlilTim ci it TIIK KuSIr In this nornlnusKlN there appeared un article about thin nrrtat for forgery of one Johannes Moor Now 1 mum HID onl person of that name In New York and U is more than llltcl that people w ho end the article will confound my naniu with hat of tint forger In quentlnii As I am a busl less mnn and nnnol utTord to havo my repute lon questioned or endangered I would feel greatly obligee If you would call the attention of thin readers of ItiKhfN I lu the fact that my mine inns nothing to do with the forcer In que lon IOMAKNUS MKVKII KI LEONAKII HViuKr Aug H Aliened Iool lloou Men Arrolrel Frank Marshal vvbu Is alleged tu be running a pool room at 0 Court square Hrooklyn for Fred loblnton coil buries Brown and Tony Jenkins wino are said to have conducted a similar con em at the Hoffman House Manhattan Ileach crossing were arrested by Inspector Mao kellers men on Wednesday night Police Justice Tlghe hold each of the prisoner for ex amination on AUI 14 In l000 till RIGHTS OF OLD JUSTICES Ana VMBXT DJV TitKiaoixotiTO norn VI THEIR SALARIRa Novel l Point on the Conitltnllonitlltr of the Act Hailed IteHom Jnatlee OItrl lIe llnuhti If Htopplntc the HalarKn nt New Mm Would JIn Ht the ruiatltm Borne novel point were raised before Justice Ollrlen of tIm Supremo Court yesterday on tin motion of James 1 Keating Clerk of tine old Court of HpcclaUScsslons In hula own behalf a d In behalf of HIM oilier clerks of Hint court and limo former 1ollco Justices Mutt tlm clerks of their courts to enjoin tine Comptroller from pay Ing any salaries to the City Magistrates or the now Justices of Special Sessions or their clerk Charles Huldane appeared for Keating and AIM slstnnt Curiiorntlon Counsel Connolly and Lewi L Dclallcld iou tIns cltw At the outset of the argument Justice OBrien said Unit he tumis lint disposed to pass on constl tutlonnl questions nt Special Term but would hear tine urgumont Mr Haldnnu raid that there was no doubt Hint the Legislature did lint Intend to have two nets of these courts It was also true that they did not Intend to Insts tuna courts If then ho could show that the net supposed to create the new courts wits invalid It would follow that the clauses of the new act nliollshlng tint old Police Courts and the Court of Special Sessions would falllie lie declared Hint the now act did not purport to create any courts except the now Special Sea slons Court In respect to tine creation of this court It was Invalid because It had given the new Court of Special Sessions authority to try cases In which under thin Constitution Indict ments must Ira bad nnci whore n Jury trial was a matter of right It was Invalid for giving too much power With respect to the police courts them wtu no provision for nuw courts but the act created nine City Mugistrntcs and defined their powers to bo those given by law to the old Iollro Jus tices 11mm cited authorities to show that power cannot bu given by the Legislature In this way It was necessary for thu act todollnethepower or to refer specifically to thu acts conferring the powers to which reference was made and not leave people skirmishing through tine n statutes since tIne beginning to define the powers of time CIty Magistrates Therefor although r these City Magistrates were created they worn f a left without any power and they havo been act 5 Ing wllliout authority lint act as to thorn was v Invalid because of want of power as contrary to J the Invalidating excess of power given to the s Court of Special Sessions IS Ho suld that the Legislature seemed to want to glue the power to the City Magistrates to create their own courts for which there Is no provision of law It dm not my w lint number of such courts should bo held or where held The City Magistrates were told that they might hold as many of these courts as they desired and wherever they designated He described the whole legislation as a bad scheme begotten with little consideration and as thu result of excessive power Ho said also that the Constitution gave the Judges lu office on Jan 1 1NUO the right of ofllce for their respective ternin He asked the Court to declare the whole law unconstitutional f Among the points made by counsel for the city were that the action could not lie In Its present form because It wax brought for the benefit of both clerics and Justices who might have differing rights The clerks could not broaden the Held of their case by bringing In the old Police Justices ns plaintiffs as the Justice might have a better or nt any rate a different stnndlng In law The law was well settled that the Legislature could abolish any office or change Its salary If you have any remedy against the city said Justice OHrlen to Mr Humane I believe it makes no difference to you whether the other parties havo been paid or not Lawyer Haldano said that It was doubtful If they had a remedy after payment of the money appropriated to the cio facto officers and at any rate they should not bo put to the trouble of litigation to get their money when the act us as clearly unconstitutional Decision was reserved AFTEn MLXIIAlEX iIR4TES Warrant Inftued rot the Skipper of th Peconlc and Kingfisher NKW BiuNsvvirK N J Aug 8Tho first move to check the raids of the menhaden pi rates was made today when Fish and Gains Warden James Tookor Jr of Perth Am boy caused complaints to be issued by Justice Strieker and Pickersglll of Perth Am boy against Capt Albert Ketcham of the steamer Peconlo and Capt Henry Fish of the steamer Kingfisher If the Captains do not make port before tomor row Warden Tucker with tugs will follow the menhaden steamers and seize them The menhaden fishers have been particularly bold this year greatly to the annoyance of the sportsmen who frequent Staten Island Sound and Arthur Kill Sound The catches of weak fish this season have been unprecedented Early last Friday morning the steamers Peconlo and Kingfisher set their nets Just opposite Sowarren and although thom fishermen who live In tIme nearby villages protested strongly the menha den men told them to mind their own business Wllmot M Chapman of Sewarren was among those w ho noted the hauls made by the pirates and he took steps to have them punished Hcsldes writing to the newspapers over his signature Mr Chapman willingly offered to become ft wit ness against the Puciinlc and Kingfisher An act passed In 1HH4 provides that It shall not be lawful for anv persons with steam ves sels to take w ith purse or shirred nets any men hudun porgles herring or other llsh in any wa ters within the jurisdiction of the State Includ ing the walers of the Atlantic Oceanwithin Hire miles of the coast line Every offender may be fined SOO and tine vessel with nil Its appoint ments may be seized nnd sold to the highest bidder TICJJM OF A 1AfTEL HA31E Wants Ills Money llucUt Ilortmt Want I IVntlfy The man who was the victim of n panel game In a house In West Fortieth street at the hand of Lilly Drown about three months ago and who gave his name thei ns Frederick Archer but who Is now said to bo named diehard tried yesterday through Law or Amos Evans to get thin money Hint was recovered out of the hands of lIne property clerk at Police Head quarters Lawyer Evans asked dccorder Got for an order for It Assistant Dltrlet Attorney OHnrn objected saying that the reason th case had not been tried was because he could not get Hlchurds to come forward and testify lie ssbh he wniild write to Illchards again and try nnd get him to come forward arid nt any rate would be prepared to dispose of the case on Monday Fooled with it Revolver May Recover Eugene Fornnrlo SO wears old of US vVayn street Jersey City liought a new revolver yes terday and was exhibiting It In Joseph Mastroi barber shop at Momnouth and Montgomery streets vvncn tine barber advised him to hand It more carefully ns It might bo loaded For narlo said it was not loaded and pulled the trig ger again to convlncethe barber MnstrntwcKed of him to put tine weapon away but Fornnrlo only Inuglied and milled the trigger again There was nn explosion nnd Fornnrio Jumped about two feet aunt then fell on the floor crying out Hint he was killed It was found that the bullet had ploughed through his right leg In fUeling n severe but not mortal wound miles blood poisoning should result The barber took him home Iludion County herr Ilotllrm Kicking The Hudson County heir IlotltersAssociation has decided to test tine constitutionality of tho law which permits the municipal authorities la Jersey City to exact an annual license fee of 2it0 from local bottler although tattler from other States are permitted to veil their good In the city without paying any license One effect of the ordlnanco Is to drlvn out of business some concerns which do not bottle the product of a large brewery The association lawyer has prepared nn ordinance fixing the license fee at 75 per annum and the Aldermen will ha asked to pans It If they refuse a test case will be miule und the 2nt ordinance certiorated to the Supremo Court for review Richard M Hunt Left HU Family 5OOOOO The will anti codicil of Richard M Hunt the architect disposes of real estate valued at 860 000 and personal property to the value of HO 000The The still dated June S 1803 gives all tIme prop arty to tho teitatorn wife Catharine C Hunt for life and upon her death It Is I to bo given equally to their children share and stiaro alike 1 lint widow and rMwnrd Mitchell and the sm Illchnrd HnwUml Hunt are named exocoto and the wiuiciw U appointed the guardian of the Infant children lly tho cilh II dated Junes i 18111 the appointment of Edward Mitchell iwu u M i executor Is revoked MATCflLESShSrv sr of Pimple or HUckbetvii l t it1 WooofluuyllyKiUttiJiJ op iuj antt o I

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I 0 j L 1 H THE SV FRIDAty AUGUST 9 180 t r MCON gLl FAKEJ TJI1 JOn itr 11 1111 Jtt111 MHfl11llOlJ itoititi IIUrtHU1 IIJJIllI Both orTlitm Mnhe Complete Confession h rr d t I OwlUjr In GId litrcrnt llow It Wn ArrmiEed Tile nrookljrn tmllce have very satisfactorily Mwdl xp lltlouii clfnmt uo the mystery 1 Usmllnir Ihe hlmlltiK gngctnc cbloroformlnt ndlwatlnz I tt 101 I I Herbert McCnnnull the cl rk In J Fred Wlndolph drug store In Stale itreot rml rlalbnsh nut on Tuesday night of Mr Wlndolphs till M well as the pllferlim til McConnell himself and his friend Charles Earnest Loutliwixxl of 174 Livingston street Inspired br the Dr Drury robbery nnd desirous of securing tho contents of Mr Wlnilolphn cash driver put up the Jobai a fake and carried Itontln such an apparently rcallstlii manner that tllr were confidant the detectives would bo hoodwinked When Mclunncll however had been sub J cted t a protracted crossquestioning A the llergen street police station on Wednesday lilght and nil the weak points In hU slory tie veloped lie broke dot nAnd mao a full confes clou of the fnke I was not until Inspector Mo the end of the narrative p Ktltar took up gag IArrAty 1 that Ilio young clerk succumbed McConnell It will bo remembered had told how the robber after bcntlng htm on the head until he became almoit Insensible hud shored a table napkin In bis mouth Whv did you not try to let rid of this r he wan asked 1 I did McConnell replied My hand were I tied but there wan n louse end of the gng hang Ing out I let I drop Into an open drawer closed the drawer and tried t draw It out by pulling I back my head but It would not cOle Then Inspector Mnckellar shoved the napkin Into Detective Horkes mouth and told him to I blow It out If he could Korko gam n big pud and the napkin few from his uinuth McCon 1 nell was MI Impressed with the experiment that I ho made up his mind to tel the truth He then told bow lie and young Loulhwood became acquainted when they lived together In Toronto and how tliov renewed the friendship wbcn they came to llrooklyn Ioutliwood Is I employed R stenographer In a lawyers office In this city and boards at the Livingston street house all he Induced McConnell t go here t for his menls McConnell and Louthwood learned to play poker before they left Canada and bare not lost tbelr Interest in the fascinating game luce they come to llrooklyn They also once In a while invented some of their saving In I the races me late both have trl been in bard luck and when the met on Tuesday his confession afternoon McConnell IIB goes told Louthwood 1 that his employer had a enug urn of money In the drawer which would be of au great tervlce to them In making good their looses ami starting them on a fresh gambling venture Before separating the scheme t secure the money and fool the druggist ala thu iiolice was arranged Iouthwood went to the storo I abut midnight but It was not until i oclock I that the fake robbery business began Mc Connell says he was very careful to turnlsh Louthwood with the refined Squibb preparation I j of chloroform Instead of the regular drug which might have killed him with Its fumes I After handing his confederate the entire con tents of the money drawer amounting to 101 he threw the Ice pick at the show calo and then aid to Louthwood Start In and v me a licking I Louthwood then punched him until his teeth rattled Finally when he was knocked down McConnell said he had enough McConuell however bumped hla head several times against bump the door caning before he considered himself In proper shape for the gagging binding and chloroform Finally when the Job was com pleted Louthwood bade him good night and vrent off McConnell said that although he got all the licking toutbwood was to get an equal share of the money When he had wound up his con fession he seemed very anxious that Iouth wood should b caught as quickly a possible and gave the detectives a tip t entrap him A decoy telegraph message was sent to Lnnthwood early In the morning telling him that there was a despatch from a yonng woman for him at the telegraph office In tneArbucklo building He n appeared in front of his boarding house and was nabbed before he had gone two blocks At first he made a kick and was vigorous his denial of all knowledge of the robbery but when he was lade at the station he made tonally a full a confession a McConnell mae f till bad S87 of the stolen money in his pockets doth pleaded gulltr t a charge of Brand lar feny and were held for the Grand Jury by P lice la Toronto Justice TUhe Both lads a well connected McConnell has been wit Druggist Win folph only a few weeks but during that time lie had established himself 8 completely In wlndolphs confidence that the druggist never tuestlonetl the truth of his robbery story When the boy asked Mr Windolph t let up on him the latter said I cant Interfere I am sorry for yon for I like yon very much My confidence in human nature has often ben shaken before but you catur have Use done more to destroy it than anybody PlO VP REFORK OOFF The Beeorder Wouldnt Look at IIU Star I WltneM but Sent Him to the Torabi Oeoree Appo the halfbreed Chinaman who a one of Mr oIs star witnesses abut the green coocls business before the Ieiow commit I tee iMt year was arrnlKneil yeaterduy before the name Mr Cioff now tho Kecorder to answer or an assault which It Is said that he mado upon a policeman lu April On April 0 according t the charge App at tacked 1ollccroan Michael J Ityan with n knife at Sixth avenue and Twentyeighth street cut ting him In the neck illglitly He was arrested nnd Court held in 81000 bull ut the Jefferson Market Mra Sallade who Is I also a reformer went his bal nnd then ho ran awuy He as arrested In Buffalo on Tuesday nlulit nnd on Wednesday night Detectho hergeunt Hubert McNuuglit of the Centra I Offlce hruuuht him buck here Ys terday morning the police hal H new picture made of Aopu nnd then sent him to the Crimi nal Court building I was neirly lon when Appo was arraigned before the liecnrder Appo evidently took a eortof mullcloutt joy in litlnu befuro Mr lot and tried Hi rcl lnLIh hiiinu mirt nf 1 cunnec look tlon with at him him but the Hccordur would nut even When called upon by tho clerk lo plead Apuo bnuted Nut utility in u loud ole trylnc it the name time totatch the Itecoidur i ye The Itecordrr looked blankly 1 In ID BIIIIUU anil coin rattled Aprxi fnr trial Itliuut niimlnt iiny hal Appo then pleaded that he was without tt lawyer or mean to lilro one but the llrcorder did not appear to hear hln pleu Appo was taken to the Tomb prison and locked up Afterward Jlecorder defend him Jolt assigned Ambrose I 1urdr to JtOLLItfSH FEIS JV 1OLICE CASEH 11 Undnmeat Aitnlnit thr City for 81OOOO lie aide 1500 1uld on Aicouut ExSnrrogatr Daniel O Uollliu who was re tained as special counsel by tho District Attor ney on Jan 711st to assist In trluU of pullco of ficials mid who figured us counsel In the trials of thb cases In tho Court of Over and Term Iller upon the Indictments found aculnst Inspector William M McLauKhlin and Iollcn raptaln Michael Doherty has obtnlned a Judgment BgHlnul the city for SIOUOU lor berviccs rin tlered to the DIMrlct Attorney in tliete iniittfru The city made tin offer tn allow the judgment for this sum tu b taken The bill uf the ixMir rapt ainnunted tutlloUU Of this OUII lXlr O lias ben paid to him lie presented lilt hill tn the Comptroller un June III IHHI but payment was not mado and suit was brouKtit Txload Over Tboe Tumrn Wllllaniiibrldae John S Freeman applied to Justice Stover In t Supreme Court Chambers yoiterduy fur per l mission to iay Into cur SVU In his posses Ilon as Collector of Tuxes for the village of Wllllamsbrldge Ut alee that the trustees of the village have brought null to test the constl tutlonalityof thc act annexing Wllllnmsbridge to the city and havo thriutoncd to sue him If fie transfer thu monuy to the Comptroller of the lty Corporation ouuscli3cottM ho opiated the application said that thn courta had upheld tlio annexation act that Wllllamsbrldgu no longer existed as a separate village imu thnt them were no trustee ui pay tho money to The up pllcatluii was denied by Justice Stover I Court Bl 1 dar Tltli Day aonlL CofnTliMK i Tiux llevesi Cm Kaallotlon cslcidsr railed at 11 A 1 I Tsuc1aru a lIld 111 Adjourn I forthelerm CHUVIT Lolxiirts 11 111 and IV AdJurud tor l lol u toonifK COCKT TnULTiusi uaouCoe Adjourned for Inn term c1 1 flolo of ClisrUsu uaekwell at JOilH A M Ifor prolwj vliu nf Catharine Ken Il 811rIR8 I dy Jaiiif J rr lt Karl llul lijii lr johi In Irl Jhl uliiiuup Vi llllsiii Hcler KlUulKn M 1 rord RdnluJ Uiwki at lOisiij A 1 fhruuiuhrr hchuueiiunn JSMC bivall tlluUtti lUDorl Kllen Cleury UIO James I on I 1 Coo Pi itOrMtuti Tt nn Adjnurnnl until TtiurtJsT AUK 22 M iiti Trnu loum1 KUIITV TKRMA J Joiirnfd J for tho I tern I TIIUL TuiJifrts I I and III Adjuuriied lor Ilie term Bcrriiiun COCIT iiuuui 1 kiuiAdjourned for tb Ii nn Krtcul Trim llutiun Uui ir Uun Art loii r nod for ihn term Tkui TIHR Iarl 11ul 1 IM TUMIr IIJm H Ill I asd Adjourufd lor th term fitv Vii VruTtiMrkii 11II011 TKRHAnjoiirnr Tltul TtlultarU slut 111 din 110 IIVJrJQurlls t9r tII leflll IIUlIIlIlflfll TtiovniKS The C I 4Jli nn iompnny lMllrit HIIWH hI th lokyoo1 UIY Ihlr Thn C f Uuyon CtmipanVi linrdwtfo com tnlulnn merchant mid dialers In bicycles at UT Chambers find ill Head ulrvcU iimito nn nv ttlRiuncnt rtitenlay to Anthony tl Porter Tha company represents sixteen manufacturers ol hnrdwiirc ami also Imiidlfs the eood of the Monarch Cycle Company nf Chtcnito The as elunment was precipitated by the failure of the Lockwood Mnnufacturlnit Company of South Norwalk whoso gouds the Ouj on Company b on consignment and whoia paper It hns en dorsed The liabilities am currently reported tuba 130000 ChArles r luyon tho Presi dent said yesterday Hint the nnsliinment WM duo solely to the failure of the locknood Com tmn Ids company has Roods of tho other com pany on conslcnmrnt and Homebody walked Into his storx with nn attachment ngalnst tho Ijockwowl ompnny yrstenhiy tearlnft that others might follow It was decided to make an assignment for the protection of the Ouyon Company The whole matter had como so sud denly thnt lo could not nay Inn his company stood nml It would require ccveraldajs to make up a statement I Tho Sheriff received yesterday on attachment nxalnst the hockwcod Company for 14100 lu favor of the Merchants National Dank nf this city for money received by the company be tween April 17 and July M from the bank im tho representation nf II Lockwood the treas urer that the company was solvent Tho at tachment WIM served on thr Chatham and Man hattan Hanks And on thn o K luyon Company Charles S Durlmit and Soloman U MoUoinbo C H Durltnit A Col produce commission mer chants nt 1112 Duanu street made nn assign ment yesterday to Wm K Lewis Tha liabili ties are reported be f 0000 Htllda Manasse and Jacob Snndmann f Man alee Ai Co dealers In groceries and delicat essen nt tl First avenue made an nsslftnment yesterday to Julius Iauly Thirteen Judgment agKrccatlnir SSHOSd ware entered yesterday against the lacovla Manu facturing Company manufacturers of troplo fibrous waste of 40 Exchange placn nnd ot la mnlcoVest Indies by Thomson Allen In favor lit Rufus A Drown on notes of the company Thr company wax Incorporated In 1881 with a capital stock of 1 500000 which was afterward Increased to 51000000 Dlumenstlel Hlrsch nbtnlnted yesterday two nttachments ngalnst tho McIIugh Shoo Company of Newark for SliVIl In favor of Maurice Ityan Dlunienrtlel fc Ilirsch said that the stock of shoes had been moved from New ark to this city ten days ago and traced to n store at ii3d street and KlKlith avenue where the sliiit reads McIIugh but tho goodn were claimed by a Yonkers man Tho attachment was directed against the goods Deputv Sheriff Iltky himtaken charge of the place nf business of William N Swell publisher of books nnd ladles damping pntterim at ii Inlon square on executions of 3H40 In favor of Wllloughby J Wood SITE ITOVr 3IAJIRT II131 HE HUES Hrtender Hlebel ITnntn 811rf OO for Minn Moonejrfl Hreuch of Iroralne Frederick Slebel n bartender who lives nt 100 East Klghtyclghlh street has brought nn action for breach of promise of marriage In the City Court against Allicrtlna K Mooncy Hlebel puts his damages at 5000 Miss Mooncy Is said to be worth 50000 Slebel says he wns Introduced to her by her mother In 1881 and thereafter ho avers that he wnsn frequent nnd favored visitor nt her home at 144 West 100th street His suit was apprised by Miss Mooneys father and they be rnmc engaged but the wedding was postponed owing tu the death of MI 8 Mooney s father The wedding wns then fixed for June 1814 but wns again postponed at Miss Mooneys request In order that Slebel might hnvo time to change his religious fnltli At Inst It wns fixed for June of this year but when the time came Miss Mooney told him thnt her friends hod convinced her thnt she would l be foolish to throw herself nwny upon him nnd thnt she had decided to re main single 1oIXCIAL AXil CO1C1CEltCIiL N Tork tok EhunKHte AuK iii UIITr STATE AN oTAn IInsus IS 10110 1111 U II r 111071 12i III Tellll H I JIIOJtlDO 10 U SO 10 v F lobi II u1 o Nor Car con WI lUIlI 63 CL081O IICUI 01 UNITEII bTATEt nON D 1Itd 1ed B AI1rI U 8 20 r 116 US 01 c l00 HII 110 U II r 111071111 112 U 11618110 rIUO U saeI1WIij H U 1S6 lbl IOI U II rIII IiI 1I 112 US II 18117 toa IW us II 1811100 UflOIIr1110UO 110 USUlIIIIIOII AIWOAIJ ANP UTilE nONII8 IIN 10000 20 Ateh 1101 W 82 2 N V t S ht r II 1111 811 1I1ij II N J Ceut gal 1I1I7 A i ii iin W bl iL Llg II lIa 1 0 ot Wea 0110 I lIa 100rllo II 10 1111 II II 1I10ro SLtITltIIIO OAlehllOu TH tlOreSLuaeaTlt 1IO1 o Aleb I A T II loa 0011 16 at 11 Oregoa Imp 6 4 II IIII I t I AlehtC III lkI eo nto E 2 1 ao II AIIIIII ot W lit II t Po lal 11 104 IJroalway ot 71b II I C C ot fit I Anll1I1I tSAIIS 1 nCH ItSrtO 117 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lIllIek C I III II 111714 II 1 ldI 110 hi II 1lIloIIIIIr 111 107 III t I 2l1 1011 I Cnlonlo S t IIT 1 101011 It 11 111110 t1 101 III II l1OHItSItAhlllia II III I IOIlIlIlulI 4 1111 I U II Corgu III 11 I III ItllellIIIU a H4 211totItMLr H 42 2 10 I t I hI III 1 U II Lor 10111 II JlIIIIISILInlI02 I n M i II I I Y I II III 41 MoIEI21 101 1I1810IhII 12Mobt Ohio gnl lift SH Wabakh lit iili 1 NorPae Ter litlnai l 10 107 in Nor Par hl1I1 1 fi III7 I 1 Nor Iau2dc I llIa I all Waab 2 71 111 NorTiiiadc 71 i i v iifcniiioViiu i I 4 11 Jor PBCCIlBl 4 121 IWrltPrt 21o121 l 7N Y 4 H Kill HI all l hore4IIII I 2 HIH I WlkCentlstTII t 4 lo hl l w S Car Ut iu U3i Total Ieol railway bonds Jl8r value 11140000 I IIA1IIIOA1 AMI ITIIKII NIIAIIKI Sas nl I nt rnt JMC IM Iltuiing Atlftt I 12481 lo Atlnni Alii hUB nxlno lief Il4l Ifiu ijo I 147 mo I 10 AmHllKKef PIU4U 101 11I14 10 III SUOOAIller Ioblll J 111 1I1 1111 1111 KiSAmerlobDf tlii 112 II III II Mil AmerCotOll 2AW 2ftl U fU 20 Alner t O pf 72H 2all A C oK to I A I 10 1111 III 16 III IOU A1 ithrepf Wl II 8110 311 III 8 lllUllualt P 21 III 21 II anil Hay mate lias lu 211 IV 10 I I lo Cull Mmttl lio GitiUl i r I n 1Iht1 KlllpfIOItJ lOll 111111 1111 11I2 4LO i flikHkollin fih t lUSCLO t M t I IN I IIIOil filled N I IIIII 101 l 1011 101 lel4 1 7 f C n Jl g ii 71 l JIllotlolll rIIII 12 1110 In 1111110 4010 CItlJt t Pau 7K 7 701 7 I 7Hfo 201 Col ruel a7 a II im1 t aiIJ ar l60Colr Illev 7 af I H II Dels Hud MOM IJUl lallli ISIII 13al I MO Pel I It W ilWi 1112 tl 11I 4 IUI 4WHiUfllu Inn imlhn t CK tl I 21 nu 111 2i I 4UOrrluTeltTtl 1 4 O Mh IH looKdlsonK 1 II i III t III lOll 41 IIJ IIJ IVUIdlieneral lio ill Nortli Klc v I1i I 7 INri If II1IKA I West 2 1114 I 4 211 1I111klillruIIV Inri 1111 I lIe VIIIullo hlu1 1h MOil H 250 Il I rriMt Ii 11 17 IIJlI 17 IHJI liiul K Naili mi l lI 111 I On Mauhat Con 114 w 11 1 III 11M uI1 21111 Minn iron rr I II II n I II loJIetTrae I Oil 11114 IIII V 11111 JIIII mil II II 11 J 4 J IIV VII II Ilil 111 I 4 IIII 411 2MOMIuourl Pau nf4 17 nl 071 2i o Ii iv c T pf IIi II IIU 111 1 Sill Nat I llll Jill 0 II 2WI ill IOUN JcentMl l HMU III II III IU II 1lIII 10J S V iVulral OIU IH4 IUI 1112 IIIJ 700 Nat 1 ad II t a1 1 alii II 111 Nut Uadpf 1I11t U I W 111 U I 710 North AlIIr1 ul III M II IOUN v A Ktiu w rI r1 UN V t N II Koft 11 111 11 u1 I 100 H CtSI It I I I I I I 4iuN V II W I OINVIJ Wp I 2 I l11 21 I 2VON VH W II II It Ii II I 2iriKorlhernPai tt I It 4 07l NorthIaiiut 1 I 111 I I lid Memo Mail 11 II VII Jo 63U jhlla Head 11 I J7 Jllll 810 Pull Pal Cur 17 II 171h 11 I1tt 11 1 I HUJ iii L Illit IIIIj In 11 I i 1 lt nrfrllfi al ing r 1011 i run t w lit in 81 III nO11 lToilW o lHIt lI IIM 1111 11 aioHtI DVl llSV Wtf 17 7 Ii 11h I I l moHouthrrnr II g IIM 1ft nluxonlhllwy tu tal II H Hll unnth Hwf p H 41tj 1It 11111 1 1 un 10 Tnll Ct 80 a IIti I 11111 11I1 1100 Twin Ultr 1111 111 2U UII IIIITeI 1111 III 11 IIIIl IV UIIO T A A t I JI I II Ii h II 110 Union Im 1I1 1ft 18 III In VSO U H Cor I A1i I S IIIi III II xootiKCfit loOUHOpf I l I AP AP in II I I 1 I no MR Itubber 40 111 Ot O 1 V80 It H Hub pI t4l I 114 II UIIUIICodI lfi I II I lllHUBContpf II 111 IIAt 211 U 170 URCord It 7 7 7 II H I 1181llhr II Jr III III tr 11700 tl R lStll pro M II lIa I l I J 100 Wabash H IIA H II 7110 vralmshDf 91 lliji III III III 0 Wells FKXInn II 1110 lOll II nH WIll IIn T r 112 IV 119 IIVI lon Wh It I 16 III i 1111 III III H Wll A I K pr SiU ViU fin 03 III Total lain of tnck were 1 IBUVt nharui lIUbTDN CIIHINI QUOTATIDNH DM lnSrrll 1 ISIl h nnftt AlliAny 12 WntiiliiuK I UO DOW HmtMnlMr17ft 1711 Went Klld Id 2K 2j rent Mass IHW nonMon IIg ChlJunocolll 104 Illutlo HIM NSWI 1U Chi Jimn pflOOU lUTUifnlit llcclnaos 310 NVNKpf I BI im Oseeola Wt 40 uldCoiony Ixo I 1x2 I yulncy Mlnl4l 144 Am Hell Tel IH7 1II7X Tamarack M107 170 trie Tel l 4 64t ramnraekJr 1111 20 IllIIAIlKtllllA IlllHlMI yljdTATinN Hid A M lllil AttttA lMti Valley il II I7M Tof Nt olk 21W 2HJ Ixh ct N CIIO 4llClCTof I XJskfis Ml HS 1 PentlHK 04 B4W United II I Co 7UW fO thllaTract H4 H4 lAYIlili UCo 7HU 7111 PeoTract I4 i nn I Hee S lleom 42 1 43 KIwTrac 7l 741 tleoa llpf 42 4U Met Tract UIIH lm4l UIIICAUO fIoslSO QUOTATIONt mil AlMi IM Atltd Allfyf II lt ialtpStM Ititi ll AmSlrawbd IHU 4UUl N V Illseult 70 711 i Canal Doek fldl H J NuChHt ltr8l UM fiol 3m j2i CityItalhvay I 31 D10 iritreetsHtCar 14U 14u Diamond SIch18044 11I111 i W Chi St Kyl2HH 120U IATK4T IOS1KPN gttoTATIONX Atchlnon lid A P to NorfulK W pf IS Canadian Paelfle BJU Northern Iae pf 1X1 Chesapeake A Ohio III 3 Ontario West Ill Krleeommoti u J Pennsylvania flo Krle2deonsols 70 Iteadlux H1 Illinois Central 102i i MPaul 7P KansasATexas In I KnuthKy Hjj IOH Lake8hor A Nash IM OlSfl nouth Cntoil Uy Paeftlc pf 4 Kill NY l1lralIOa i Wabash pf 2I TlllltsiiAV Aug 8 Ycsterilays faint suggestion of activity In stocks was followed by almost nb ilutn stagna tion today In view of thn rally In the Into trading yesterday a further improvement In prices was generally expected thU niornlnir par ticularly ax a temporary ccxsation of talk about export of gold was probable this being an off day In the foreign exchange market There was however no continuation of the rally Prices fluctuated within very narrowllmlts and at the close of business Itio majority of stocks were fractionally below last nights final price The most extensive trading was In B and Qulncy and In Ocncrni Electric and thnse two stocks sustained the greatest net losses Tlio professional element appeared to be reapontdble for the greater part of the transactions both stuck Recent fluc tuations In General Klcctrlc have doubtless been Influenced by a revival of Informal con ferences iMtwceii representatives of the com pany and those of tho Vstliiiihouso Company upon the general proposition to mlnlmbe com petition and maintain prices and nl o by the fnrt that no dcllnlto progress has been mode In the matter Sugar Heflntng received some attention nearly all of It from single operator whoso manipu lation left tho price practically unchanged A sharp advance of 14 V cent In Manhattan Hallway was the single feature of the late trail Ing There was absolutely no news of Impor tance affecting values It is learned that the plan for the reorganization of the Krle Hallway lias been virtually completed but It will probably not be made public until copies havp been sent to Europe for approval of every detail by the larger foreign Intercuts In the property and also that there may bo a simulta neous publication of It hero and abroad The slightly easier tone of tho foreign exchange market noted since the beginning of the week continues Current conjectures today Here that about 32000000 of gold would be exported on Saturday There Is however no substantial basis for those figures on tho contrary it is to bo noted that none of the commercial firms who have been the only shippers of gold of late was In the market today as a seller of cable transfers and It Is argued In the exchange mar ket that any one contemplating extensive ship ments of specie on Saturday would begin to sell exchange against It as early as this The members of the Government bond syndi cate received notice today that there will be a distribution tomorrow I4tJ1I11 cent of the capital contributed by them for the operations of syndicate The reason for the appearance of n fraction In tho amount to be returned tomor row Is that the repayment Is HO ij cent on ac count of tho principal nnd 44040 V cent on account of all the premium paid by tho syndicate for the bonds As 40 V cent has already been piild back to tho members of the syndicate tnmorrnn payment will leave 10 V cent still duo them This second payment Indicates that progress Is being made toward winding up the business of the syndicate It Is probable however that the remaining capital the hands of the syndicate managers will bo retained until the foreign ex change market drops to a level that will pre clude the possibility nf exports of specie The syndicate completed Its operations In London today by delivering to the holders of Its rert Ideates tho actual bonds Now that those bonds are in the hands of the public va rious estimates are being made as to the amount that will bu returned to this country chletly on account of the material advance Inprlcoupon tho llguro at which the syndicate placed the bonds Those Cbtlmutes run from S 000 000 to SiV 00000 One or two banking houses have been doing an arbitrage btiidnus In these bonds between here and London over Imo the aarils ucn inndo and dealers In Government1 hiivo biiii buying tho bowU to arrive for some time past lieyond qiicntlon u large prrceiitugP of the bonds told abroad has bein marketed lien but wlmtrtcr the amount tuny Ie It Hhould not be huincil that payment for them must bo made ut this time tdnco remittances on account of bonds told hero havo been going on steadily ever since the telling movement btgan and have of course kept puce with the sales Final Bales comptru with those of yesterday as follows Auff 4111 j Alia Aug Uik 1I1r i ATSSKe IA 111 J North Am 0 AIIUdl A TAhFcpf 3IW 11IH Norm W ioni IDlllil Inl Am Cot tilL ilj 211LI SVKNE 5I1S MW Am KugltffIHU 1141 NJLVIlt luJ IIKHi AlllTnli HIM IIS i ImMull Kll 2W Canada8 i nin CHIn Iull lkl Iaic rl7l I I 7 S l Jaj C c c SU 4S 4 1 nmkUluna 7 J 7B J CIIAU IIO1 Mil Ifcmllni 17 171 ChiMft Ohin 2li I 2I4 MlMiileotn 7IIK 7IIU I UhlfaKiniu i H 5r tvnilh Ify ii J f I W n n I Hrl I W I IllHt 1 untilh Ify pf 4I 414 Delft Mini IH05 IHlltt M I s W 711 7J I Hll tt V Uu Kll SMM SlIHWpf I7J 17 Krlu mi i fiittii Ineiiii lan iai llrllKlec BKIt lil Iillll I IIIIt I U ITi 7 m t Kan tt Tex Pf H7 lil ril I Ine 13 iM UilllH I Ntiiih Alli llolj LKCord 2 Ij IAkHHIinr IGl IK IhCnrdpf HI U I ttWI K54 2M4 fSleoth ID 15SJ antunI Il4ij II5H VSIrlltl f HI hiH MlniiHtl Sivj 1 Tit Wnliash I eoin Mi M M htl lpr 411 4li Waliaili pf 21 II IK MUinurl JIII17 H7U Wot Ill Tl W 11 I Nul liuil pf IKI val Whvel It 11 I K inii HIS I GnvcriimiMit hond Heady nt nnrlinngril nno tatloiix ItHilunv hniiilh dull but llrm Tlio fintuiiH wcr Knnxiis nndlexi iN Nnrtliuiii IiiiHUCiinsol is Nev York MlBqiiulinuiia uud Western geniral St lmiS Siiiilhnvttrrn dn Waluish iti AtihUou Drixon Mini I t Line iind I S Cnriluio I iii 1 hit more iiiipurtant net advances ere In Nun York Siivii liunni nml S rstuni BiMluraK 1 V flit til 11 llregilll Miort I JIII IH lib T 1 II V tu Kill nnd Inloli inliilti T It J tu AlllHt I S rnrdiii lot l I tll t 41 nnd Iht T It Hv I tn 4 nmt Viilmh 1 ViU 1 loJ J V eein tu IT1 Ilie noti ivortlo ilvillnes wcro In KUIIIIIS itnd Tivas d I A4 iv I iiint to Hilt Northern Inellle roniol I In 41i and ht IiiitlU Miutlnvisterit Vdn Uj fI cent tn a I7H toiiiinufiial pilen nf bur sliver In New York ilHSc llur llv T In London closed nt iliiUd 1 Moiiil on IRII I V rent Tlmu minify 11 nuiiiid lit By 11 Ieiu for fclxty I diiss J V cent for ninety I iluyn Vj t cent for four niontlix nail l I I cent for 111 l iuoiith on good mlxiil htock Liclmnto cnllateral lomiuercl l paper l b u noted u fidloHH Irlnio endorftd hills re I relvalili nt frHj cunt cholco hlnglitinmu paper at 4i4Hi V edit nnd good M Mill V cent Sierllm uxehango ifidnll iu nua on Tliuri da and rites wer inietleitly iHiiliuiueil iiitintntal exchange tvas nUn dull Ioiteil aiKini rate lor utrrllni SlhliujffIIHI fur lonu hllU and IIIOI3IHI for deinand Veliinl runs are IIIH I lilIK 3ISII1 i iSlMiHj I sight ilrtllN SllinVilfSIMllj HIII iable Ira li fe ri IIMiViSIHll Iinm s lire iiiiprd illIl iil IA t liir lunt wild VIV3IPM fnr short relcliMiiurk HVM fur Innt uml lli IillliMiil fIJI hllll guilder 10 ill tdU for long uud 4U 7H ilti for tliorc Dome Jim exchange on New York t lloiton 10Oib ceuU dUcount Lharlctton Uuyloc I part elllnif U premium Bavanrsh Huylng part 10111 nil U J premium up tn Slooo liu premium for S ftOOO nnd over New Orlrana llank 00 premium commercial 100 cents premium Knn FrnneUcn Suhtpnr telegraph o cents V 100 premium yt LoulsflO cents premium offered nt 7ft cents Chlcauo lu cent premium Hallway gross earnings for July compare with those of the same month of Inst year ns follows Chicago and West Mlrhlitnn tlliMiOH Inc 117211 I ncinChlcsKoanil8M lmnflnH Ine S1UOB3 Detroit Unslnir and Nnrtlin UIS47 Inc 70H1 Vrllri1 I Flint snd Pern larnuett 20ill4 Itii 2IIIII7 IIIIlIIe llallrnid 1HI Inc amii New Orleans Traotlon 11791 Ine 4U71IH Pitts Mien and rl ioIUji Inc I 21000 Wlimniln central 4MHHH Ine inntun IlllnolKlenlrnl tlMiml Ine I V747S5 MeuihcrA of the syndicate formed to under write the Hlrhmond Terminal plan of reorgiinl ration have received notllo of a call for ii il cent of their sul orldlonH payable on Aug 16 l Thin will Icavo a bnlancn of IO H font yet due 40 V cent Imrlni been calleil Instiuitumn when securities to that amount were delivered It Is understood that settlements were Hindu In Juno with thn larger subscriber nnd Iho rales of Southern Hallway securities In the last two day are suppo ed to have been by some of the smaller sunicrltmrs who arc taking profits by selling In advance of delivery the securities duo them on the 10 V cent call just made Thn Illinois Central Itnllrond 1 reports gross earnings for Juno of Sl40HI an Increase of JlTltiDl ns compared with the same month of last year and net 41110l an lncreasoof174 04H For the year ending June io tho gross earnings wcro f lllOnlH4 a decrenw of 1 100170 as compared with thn corresponding period of last year and not 578N4ll4 n do crrnsoof S4IISH4 Tho Southern Iaclflo fompany reports gross earnings of Its entire system for Juno of Jl nmi4i an Increase of 1H4JTO as comptred with the tamo mouth of last year and net l08niH a decrease of 11i71i For tho six months ending Juno no tho gross earnings wcro SU3IMlHtlH atl Increase of gl041i7ll ascom parcd with the corresponding period of last year and net Ufll5GOA an Increase of SU1H4H Tho Western New York and Iennsrlranla Kallroad reports grols earnings for Junn of JTHH an Increase of S4Ti72as Rompared with the same month of last ear and net JUKI Hill an lnerea of SDOdl For thn year end Ing June ao thu gross earnings wero n an Increase of SJ7010i ns compared with tho enrrc pomlliig period of last year and net SOHW 174 Increase of 101BUN Tho Hlo Granile Western Ifnllroad reports gross earnings for June of 00U77 an Inrrcaxe of fUIIlT as compared with tho same month of liit year nnd net JTOrill an Increase of SlnUO For I he year ending IU1O I ao i the cross earnings wcro SlIlHIlilflO an Incrensn of SK5 UTL ns compared with tho corrcstiondlng period l of last year and net S74144II an Increase of 11141 Tho Philadelphia nnd Krle Itnllrond reK rts gross earnings for Juni of 711lIa7 an Increase of ii1ll OH compared with thn same month of lust year and net 8lM078 an Increase of ftfo llllTho Tho Columbus Street Itnllrond reports gross earnings for July of tli5NIIH an Increase of 4111 as compared with the fame month of last year nnd net SxlHMHU an Increase of Si I HO The receipts of tho iovernment today were Cu tom Slltl40t Internal revenue Si44R5tl nndmNcollnneoui Si40ln total of 51S04till The disbursements Including 700000 for penIons were 811117000 being an excess of expenditures over receipts of 1H3ITI The net assets of Iho Treasury at tho close of business today as nfllclally computed compare with thoso of yesterday as follows la 1 Oollrolnami bullion SIIUIHMIIII OIItIlM Sllierdollars nnd bullion iiioit Ai 10112720 United Stairs notes 2073lU70 211J2aUI Other assets In excess of demand liabilities 2HIS8tllt 2477910S Available cash In cluding KOld l reserve 1H4422MO IHII42S03 1 Money in London 11 V cent Iditcof discount In open market for both short and three months blll lilil jl l cent Amount of bullion gone Into tin Hunk nf Knzlnnd on balance to day 51000 The llnnk of Knglnnd minimum rate of discount unchanged at v eli Tho proportion of its reserve to liabilities fiTSS i V cent against i77ll Inst week and UHV same week last yenr Hulllon In the Hank nf Kng land decreased last week t700U and the re pervo incrcns JLi4000 Inris ndvlfe quote H V cents nt 101 frnnrs J7H centitnei Kx chnnEeon London 5 franciI7ViCotitlinis Thn 1 weekly statement of Iho Hank nf Franco shows I nn Increase of 145000 francs gold und an In crease of 100000 francs silver rlfdrlc Htock Uuolutlon rtonroN AIIR HTho cloning quotations of elwtrlo lock today were nlil Aftnl Ilottnn Elwtrlc Ultht llll Irneral Kintrip 37 i77j tAnmnn Icnernl Coimolltlnteil Klrrtrlepf i Store Service nin 22 V2l 7IHV We tlnKhoiiw Kleetrlc HO HiWJ n tln3hou e Electric pf 5US 6I Fort Wayne Kleetrlc I I I fort Wayne Klectrlr Trnut kerln AI 3 ThoniullilloUKtou TniKt lucrlea Cl 4 t ThomBonllousUjii TruftC iserle III 4 I COMMERCIAL CO3IPEKD Cotton IliIlTrrjiool Active and IIlKhrr Crop ICeportH Tlirnt Openeil f iMler lint llecame Firmer llKlit Rreelpt ut Mont PolntHIiirxvr nt Ht Louli However Curn HnppllrH DecrritBluK Too lry In Home Ilirln or the Went TiifHsOAV AUK S COTTOS Advanced 3 to 5 point and closeil quiet and utendy with ftaleA of 74500 bales IJteriKiol aiUnnroi 1 to It points cloning steady ullhkpotMtlei of 120UO bales at hardening tut unchanged prices New Orleans advanced U 1 to 4 points In Manchester nrns nnd cloths moved klo 1 ly Tort receipts 251 nKnlnit 71 IhU day lait week nnd lliio last jenr Houston received UbnUts oualllllllt u year ago New Orleans ndvuneed Ililc TIll Southern n nrkets itencrnlly weriimlet and nn changed Tho rulnfill wan nil of nn Inch Kerrtllle Tex SU at Houston Tex 45 utIulliigund3Snt InmiTiT Texi J Inches At Lumlwrton N C and n ioo l preelr ltntloii elsewhere In North nrollnn lou tou Tex Aug a 1 Weather past wiek Ini been lot and dry with high est wlndi crop south of 32w parallel N InIIIO vrniiml north of that linn and cant Texn rtoliitf I fairly ell Slonroe l ln AUK 4 Crop J II lIii r f lL iruspictnare Iniprntlnz 1lne lllurf Art AUK a Hat Ini too inneii rilu rlter country IH Inn bail llx hU toliilttlnn l RUlirrAt throughout the Mil II blx neheinf rnln nt tort btnlth on 1st lint mused tho Arkamnnlther to rMe tnelvo reel but dnnuiT point lot IMIMI reaehed planters are movlnff their CAttle In ilil laiuU honiocoiiiplalnt or worms 1AilnKreenhuH 1 I Keli orJereil lln poUon them fear this lll lie n worm tuHAOii IMunt linn KrovMi ton fast suppy and tender VeKetntlon of All klniN Is innk liren ralnliiK for six das a Inle senson IH I ilun firiUl lion In October would l daniAtfe ns much AS In fwpteinlMr West Ililnt MUH AUC 3 Weather hn beui fn orAblu ror the crop I pant week plant looks fll nnd Is fruit r IJi t IJ lt 8J IIIR rapidly With Kood utAther for next four weeks wo lll lUAlce a fair eroi Anntstnn Atu Ail 5 OnrelreiilArof l i lii t reiiorteil 1 fA orable I wenthcr rlI II dfII JI rt 1lI lIaO i nn t Clop lif a linproted Then IIAH hieu nochaiiKe Unee etcept onii udTlven of ruol uml 1 hed illnif Aiigu ta lIa AUK 0 Crop In wlmt Is I known an the rieiiniout belt hu MirTired rroni drouffht w hleh wns broken on the Hd ln t by IlKht nhoweri but htnvy llillin ero had In Ihu lower MV lion of oiirti rrltorv rroplhtnoneikiilAte Innnnt j expect a full erop but with MUMinable eontlltlnnifor thu next ihlrt ilijB look lor n fulrylelil hurdlv eiiiilto IAHI jenr Crawford OA AUK 3 Think the erop will Ix short In thU seetloiit onl itoorf I cent or lat year licjniliav weekly receipts Nooo bales Tolal lilt 0 Iall I 1J iH7uuu aKAlnit lSJ5Ulll lAlttear Afloat UUUO aralnst 4IOII hhlinnelils llrcat llrltaln I 1 none luaklUK tola MUCK January 25000 uKulmt 1 J 3I IAII year Tn rontlnent liluii I J r mukliiK a total of 4UIuun nKnlnit 72000ti last ear inofiiturulrAdlng nun 4 s follows Vn ip Illgltfal siurtt fait J 11 IIYtJI7 Aunuiit 70IM7IKI Jlia 701 600 i htMilember 703 t 701 705 7110 7Him Oitoner 70N170U 7111 7M IHSOil Notellll 7iii4 714 7111 flHHI Iiirember 7l7i47IH 7IK 714 IIIMIII JaniiAry JIII121 72M 7111 11111011 llarvli 7av 7i3 7al l 7111 2VIIO Toiwvii KKtirnrii Kaitnri favorabln to the bulls wiro aetltltj and 1 i tron er prices lu llreninol con llniieil dry u rulher In MOI I arts of I Te A and prettv KO JI rl bu uiK lor 1 Iverpool itnd Miuthern aeenunt I but i ihentlviinie wu not Krent In cause home rnln fell In TeiiK uiid hecniisi miiiy operutorx preferred to u nil tht bureau reimit 1111 be unnouileed Knlurday uud IhH sifeidiillon tvas finite Ibfht Neterthele s therft UH4 IOIMU ndtllllee sgiot eoltoll J IllKhernl New orleaiK il waiterv mcndy here aivl I In tnmlnvs tha II II t hi 7 I 1 ol intes ut llveriool I him inon JTIiin bales I There ports In reitnnl to the drj gnwU trnde are kMierully iinlleeheeifiil Iron market u I rlslut on iwllve Irunsiiellons wnKes nrti HIIII Ii being adiAneeil and tho il condition of American 1 huilneM It lu Ihu main very pros p roil COKKKH lipeneil r i points lower but beume ilrmer lulernlialid Ilosed iteutly with salesor 10500 batoi lluvre und lIumbiirK U I hlBhi r 11 I lie American ttiiehoilediiheruovitri I4KI II IIIILS The llriulic of spot eofftC liricfil i up I futuies I In I the Liter liiiilnoMS I mil llrm i t1111 i relsailvnmeexehiiiKit 10vli re CClptH MOIIO llHk III5IIIIII C hlUIIO llllrl Hint I HU chuillirtll Iei Ibis I I I OUM itloek 1 JiMllln Hlo on Dm spot ua Ilim nnd ipllel Nn 7 in e sile him IMIKI No s nl r lie mill bnR st i I4lu 1V1I r Ilioeonei mm bans hnntiis No 7ntlie I and t ami bwt ManunHio on p I t Tliu fiituri irulliiK n 0 ao follows Molilht Kulei Iliilira iMivnt ClMfin Jlniell 23011 I5IA 1510 lillk IVi lr AlUiut I VVl I6IU 1510 Vllk lO 40 heplembrr VHUO irillll lVMI I I lIr III bll iro 15I1U I I 1011 Jr rIlI litiemim HUII lbi IAIIU iaioutiv 5 Iftm n IraiUi win dull At nnsettleil pnee Hairs lliloiibbU t iorl lfibblt and 70 IH sicks I is ctlpu II I I J Lbl uml tlult iek Winter uhent briliils in bhl were iinoled ns fillnww Nil uraile Mylu in lino fI lI1 fV 0 iiierllne iimii l n Mu f Tfa No I ritru oIkHa O I iI jll 1 1 I t 1Ital I Ii I II II IVltlI llr I i f1I 1Ia r liI t I UJ I rli li jl i iltfl I 111 11141 IIhal 100lIn1 I 10 I hnl ro rltl Ihllln Rhall1 I I Ih 1I reIIIlIolltlo tjI 1 t i J r 1 1 wm 1111110 R IIIIIII UII1 ar 1 IIM 110 roll 60111 011111 Ir a III nl 111111111 1 lor IrI SO in 1 I II I noat IIHr SII I k r SI I SrlhUII ah Uh 1 tlIllIr 111 aUOIU IIh 10110 I 1IIIJ I Ill wll Allt al 1 1 II 12 Hh 11 afiiii 7u n4 1 71 I 1I1r a 1 711 7i4 11 110111 H 11 liIII 71 7 I1M 1 7 70 1 Corn declined 1 HO to It I but beeanio ttroiiger later on Uec liibi her today I 101loo buih at Chlea o Ih37to KIWI alcs yviuuio hush Including Ssoooo j for elll ut No V 1IJ nl eLla eltvstor 47 TIc aflMilj ilu fo b afloat UH3c o er ttepUui Jo

fj tlftr for Mtlr uhlpmnit and m nUe over for aprell t l fnrwsnl loading tip to mldnl nfOcfot b r white fob part n xt w k IMc over B p Future salts ioOOOO buii nsfollonsi Lntt IxitrMl Jllghtt CliHtnO AIIBUM 4fiJ ill 4fl May Oil ndt anted to to tc Itoc lpti here todnv 1 217110 buht ntohlcnco liiunoo Spot sales 1 orfooo hush No V whit zmtSHWc for new ami lioe for old He teinlwr ilo SHie1 Vlolxr ilo 20l4n No U white 20 et No a milled van for new And vnwe for old i dn floatMHritiinuei No l Ule i iincrAded 2IMn7n for white and SVfso for inlxrdi White afloat IOc 1utunj sates looou buaha rolluw i AtigUftt RrptftnherSiU JiVi 34 Tho crop movement 1 M follow HVirnf Corn Wheat rv rw Chlraicn IIAW I8U7M HU8I5 177400 Milwaukee 71ftI 1IJJ M Innfnpolts IiWl uuvutl DuMltli II74411 IJJ435fl TntaU IMIUH itfA ilii ItiOfiil I77ioli st lentils mooo 4aooo liitioo toorm Tolldo 4HHVI 11474 ftftOO lftllO Detrult VAfH 4740 1IM4 lWOU Totatii 18014U ftuau 20131 ijuori NewYorfc 4M25 101400 si 1 fie UMTl ltltlmorfl 0707 UUH Philadelphia IPV3I 1H7 10415 HOII Iloitun wo 181ft 73U47 Total oi4o nr ndtotAl 4SI7H isnBHl SHltVll lUHOW TotnlsjeitcrdAy I onll 2117 nl 14SIH5 4MO5N Totals lust year l 70HtU 17SOmi 1uiiU7M I0 l77 TDDA H FKtTfiiES Wheat was mlllur lint nor coldi It wns lukevoriii TliAt Is to NAV tho lluctun lions were slbiht Knrly In Iho dny tliere wnn lomo decline owlne to ilrpreMlon In corn lower forelkn iiiArkets nn ItiiTeitstf In thn Kn llsh vlHlbln nf 14IHHOO bush fnrorable reports from the spring heat country mini I cIcAranccs receipts nt Ht Louis of moou AKalnst KSIIIIU this ilny lust e r n rnlllnt on In theciish deuiAnd here tlno weither In Trance and IOIIK llquldntlon hire nd at the West Liver pool rionoa Jiil lower nnd Paris 1 to jil eentlnies on wheat and 20 to to centimes on Hour Tint clearances worn only 12571 of whent AKnlnn this IAV but year A food raxh demnml and plenty nf nutsido support arc Jtidlsptnsahli cou dltlonfl for ngcnuliiH bull market Mrlnlyro A Wurri wollrmM Thero urn two thing ngnlnu an export demand for wheat scirrlty of cmh wheat at tho of a lnxnl and tho fact thai the enormous demand for mm It aMorbluR tint Inoin freUtit room an that thn flianciK aro wrahAll havo to pay hlffhrr iirlcrs on txMnn frotifhtrt 8t I itllii olil nimterately at Chi raifit And rt thn tone lioraiif llrnirr hi thi later htiKineM partly owl nit tn cuMer vpathir at thu Northuent anil a ChlcuRo rtPM atch which tuilil UVutbcr cxixrtii predict a frost ware n Fri day In the corn talt Anything that utn tip corn tfiift JUht now to put up wheaU ItoHfdrn tha Cliutanatl fricr Otrmit aaliti The winter wheat In formation cdntlniifs to reflect n low yield and a largt proportion or poor iiuallty with uniall offcrln K A twtttTca h tlemiiinl moreover wan reK rtd nt Cht J CUKO and Bomu were biiylnic on w t w athcr In the i tprlntc wheat section Heavy ralnn vcre rtportcd In that part of tho country Chlcaffo sold It In haldf I 7aoon to tu KCMhnard 2000 to Ohio millers ami 4i00ornrflhlpment via Montreal The snlen of Hour I at Minneapolis for the pant week ure Mberiilf 1 I tin recrlpt of wheat rnntlmio smnll at most i points and In three days of this week tho I I Ilntienpolls Mock ha decreased naftOOO hush Her llna lvame i 1 mark On the 1st of August the Liver pool Mock of flour was only 40 V rent of that held at the name time lout year The primary tccelptnof wheat in thin country today were only IIOJUH fjiisti maltiftt AlOJill on thliilay last year ThoKastlndla crop was officially stated to lay at 2tfAHOOOUO bush or lilyUUUO huOi iPMthauln IhVM Tb North wont received only H7 rars against 103 this day last jear borne reports from North Dakota In regard to the thrasblntc wero unfavorable Ktlll tho rally here was due mainly to covering of uliortft or buying against puts hut tho mar ket ended very close to the laM prices of yesterday nru drcllned on Inj to lino prospects In mo t parUof tho VYst a fall In Liverpool of i to Id tRttmated re cint at Chicago tomorrow of 45 cart continued ftclllnf by tho country nt Chliapo anrt lotiff liquida tion partly It was supposed fora firm In Iknton which suspondeii ttvduy Much e Kler ueatherwas predlctrl for tho corn belt and there was some talk of tho possibility of a frost near P and later prices wen stronger The Clmtnnatt V r i tirrrnt gayothe weather Is too dry In some part of ihoWest The fall In the t mf crMuru coined covering Ifi Mav In tho extreme North wont tt was qulto cold at Calgary It was down to 40 Th stock Is rapidly decreawlug Chicago Hold 100000 tolltiffatu The bid for No V there wore lr over ept4nilN r and for sallow ifyc over that month Hats were stronger though tho Cincinnati 1rics Cur rent said Oali rctumott tend to an enlargement of thetMlmatf1 There has Iweu a pretty good export demand of late however NAVAI SroitrM Spirits turpentine steadier and rjulet at 27Vjr i7io n ln quiet nnd steady at 1AX4 91 f 7H fr common to good stialnod PTiioLEtM No Hales Crude quoted at 128 here and in Oil City KHtned uiununKMl IlWVisioxnljird hlKher nnd dull rtty010 ao25c WeKtern iLftno sptember ilftuo Pork tttrongerand dull Mihs SlloiSlino Dressed hogs rt iT pigs V7 c Ktearine hiftHV Tallow 4Hc cJleotU c Chicago Aug H 1rovislont wtro fairly active and iMtth September lard and rlbn stiovf il coiiKMcralile sirtiiuth hllo pork lagged behind Thcru asu de mand for cash lard from New York und the Conti nent which strengthened the wholo market and nrovo n iovcral local hhorts In both ribs nnd lard The IOIIKH wiTO wlltrs of new futures ami packers gold January pork and ribs qulti freely This Is a natural reaction after so sharp a decline Vo do not look for miih further adxauce becausu of the wllltngncftM of tho leading holders to sull whenever opportuuJty ofTer Ilutter Herelpts tnday Hn31 ktt laat six days im3l ieviou M clays 41281 Creamery State and F cnnsytvanln extras tU tSaOc Vestern xtrns v u firsts I7 isuc fccconili lO lOo thlrd 13 4 14c CheeAeUeciluts toda H 50 ukes last bit lS7ca e lint Hi x da s 13 previous six da M7270 f tato and Pennsylvania country marks 1 nis tc Western northerly and southerly sectio fair lo prime li umc central prime lie Kniiiillaw firm oirl quiet Bii test Uc 96 test n nine Miles UNO tons muscovado bU test at Sc Keflneil fairly active and nrm CIIICAUO Ani H These wero tndays prices Whrat Oivnlna Utghrat Lrtwrtt Clonino Right Keptember 7ki fi Uecember 70 7 Whrnl Seplemlwr flHi in 4 Ueieinber 6S UOH liuliltll Whtalt fieutember AAV HH December 07J 17i Live Stock Market NEW YonK Thursday AUK H Hecalpls of beves 1llflieil 1I1V It fill Birrra nl 1 1 v I Yt in lirf Atll elKlit Ainerlian refrigerated beef at 1 OH lie V No exports tMla or to morrow Itccelpis of ralies all for the market wero lUOhcad Si7 head on Mlu all told Vory dull and liurely uteady About 175 head carried over Poor to very cholco rall sol I at SIUT t lllll B B Kra MT and butler milk calves at SI7ViV3 Dresatd caltes lower cll dre ed ealH 7WUIOV V 1 Receipts of sheep and lambs all for the market were fiMDheal 4m cars on sale all told Market MT dull for common to medium stock but a slUhtly better fueling pr Maltedfor cholet lamb oer 25 cars nere unkold at tho llnlsh 1oor to prlmo slieep sold at i aii V 100 nil common to nood lambs nt ll7H i Pressed mutton 4ud c r1 n dressed lamtis fr lov Receipts of hogs were 2830 head 043 head on sale Kllghdy easier ut latioafn for ireme weights Ileul K tutr Trunxreri iii ivirr llnnser tflOd 171 h st 1110 W AlfxandiT omiunuil ifi to 131 CO tHiiiics slip aVuml CHjbiaiiralhaniiiorlo clmiiA riuimllir Clu rry st 40i Natlmn Sarlat und Nlfo to 1 V 70Hi Ulcliiirl V ililVjn aitii in Witlinr tlUOO lN4th t ilk iniii IIlli nv 40x7VIOi Tho Aliaiiilfrni iliinoM Jai ill lH4tti HI n s ion e 11th uv nox I itiloi Jacub Ilinii tiiliiu llnlioii an I J V lUrlhtt ouilltcd AniKtirditiiiatii w rnr lli i UUIn to Illltli1 IIIUMild lUnnnitliKdulf load xV ll tilM Win liuini and lio In Ji viili Courun Ilnii nv s u s 10 w liiiiiu It ul7x lii 60000 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Fmanuel Alexander tn Hitnun IliilMr man 1 16imistssjftoplloiileTSnl tvfuiHiili ller nard Ifavanaith and wlfo tnThomat Cunnuii injiilm Davis 1 4Ath st s 40U w nth nv lnnilooii liruelili It Wnf son rt nl lo Kimno and Helm rainier 17220 80th st IKH Wcsti Wm Puller tn Hmmicl I HrewMer 1 nivcrsln Ilrlvp s 413 s 7nth st Ifii 4 mil I fHxllln t ImnHIimlhcrct nl In Henrietta T Illatchford M tits 48000 hrrnnnrii MimrrunnH Ames John S n Jol it W Warner n s 72d st HIMii 1st nv nndndj prop lvrs lintim 50000 Faille Haimtel ct al In Jnlin II Splines nnd nun misters s s 22d st 100 p 2d nv i rs 30000 Hnitprl llenrv K nnd wlfn in Ailrli Knee Innd pxtrltc nsnislst luop Illli av I yr 0601 llrnwn Ilarrnrii II InUio V N JliMwliitrn Inn n tilth st INt wcVnlral Inrk Wrol I jr flOOO nsmr to Andruw A lllhliv n s liih si 111 w ientr11 Park West si liios li600 llriknmnn ilsrrus and wife tn Jnscnh II llcarns v sil v 7J n Milth st 1 r ft1000 Cnniinn Thnniss and John linvls tn lurnnnt lliivnnanli B lOOIIi st VMI o 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rnnoil und KOs Urnud way and other prop 11 rs 250000 Rlnrdan Ilaniil nnd UIKI to I It Mow s s Arthur st lot luni map Iaionla Inrk H r 1075 Itojnolds Lawrtin1 tn Mury FTonillnton o s Kdirociiiiili av 1B971 14Sth ht 2 yrs GOO Bnhrto Win K and wlfp tn K J Mldillcbrnok n w ror 7th av nnd 27th Rt demand 4000 Stein David J and wife to IMIHcry Savins Bank IbSlS Kd Rt 0 yrs 14000 Abhate Annie to lenocffa anlfrella 239 Kn t Illthstryrs tlOfiO Knorr hrlsllini tn August K KnvhHISni Madison av store flour N rs flOttJ tn 11BS Katz Dinlel Inlliiiiilx luikln Co ws 12th av l t lil l and Kll nts 1H irs 1500 Oansevnort 1reezlnK und Cold smrage Cn In fcehwarzhehtil A Sulhfrffer Cn H w cur West and Horatio nts 4 21jr 9000 Flnok Frederick to Wm Huiieeke 1T1 Kast Houston st 11 rs 811110 tn 060 Hector p Trlnltv Churrh to Anna A Mew jirtesOreeuwlchst lot 402church farm 21 yrs 1350 Patten Wins to 1etvr Han Dine 214 to 21H hulllvanst jrs 3500 Schuneman Win to Mlcnael Kahn 124 Vnrlck ttftrs 4 0 In 540 financial NEW YORK NKW 1TAVKX ASI i RTKOKD HAILKOA1J IOMIANY TreH4ir rii Oflke NVw HftvrnCoLin AiitftiHt lhtisil nnernufiunvertlblo debenture rertlflcul nf thu New York New Maen an l Hartford Kutlrnml Company vlll tu entitled un der the pnl loiii or tcrtalu ttolutlon of the Oen f rnl Aiseintily of tho Mate f Coniiectlftit rnncfrn llUl Ufbfiitun1 crriltlcatt of tht New York New Hn ven uml Hartford Kallmad CompanyapproTtd 5lny SU 1MIA to MiitidirltiM for ndUlllonal comertlblede beiiturecprtllcati to tje Issuiil by t ai t company Oc tobor 1st 1M3 in tho t roiH rtlun of ouo quarter of th 1 amount of tftolr holding Sententber tut 1HU3 The transfer liooks forrivUttTcd re rt Ideates will be close during the month of September and ub crlp tlon blnkn will be mailed to the holders of refflfttered ThU offer U hereby also mado to holders of coupon convertible debcnturti certificates ho o names and addrea f are not riKlstered on t he tooks ot said com pany Subnorl ptioin by ald hoMern can be made only upon the prcaentatlon of their certificates at thl onlce Kor this purpose however presentation of coupon No 3which will mature April t lyud will be accepted a evidence of ownership of tha certificate Itielf Wh n presented netcotlable warrants will be Issued entitling the holders or thHr AfMtgnees to ul scribe for the additional convertible debenture certifi cates at par Payment will be duo nnd the certificates will be 1 mled ai of the first day of Otober lbV 5 As a matter of accommodation to tho holders of cou convertible debenture certificates tranmnlttal Bon may bo obtained nnd the certificate or coupon No it maybe deposited for transmission to the under signed at the following places to wit THE FAKMEItblOAN ANDTKC8T COMPANY in William bt New York city Mr F K HALLAtrcnt rand tVntral Depot New ork city ilr A II lHi lIKlhlD TrBiurerH A eut Park Hi lift re Htntlou Itoston Mass MrailTOKHKY Koont UOA Sears building Hoftton Mass Mr A U LuNliLKY treasurer Airent 1 nlon I etMtt Providence R I CONNECTICUT TIlUhT hAFK DKpuslT CO HarlTurd conn CHICOIKK NATIONAL HANK HANKhprlnstteM Mass Payments for tho now debcntun cfrtlflcatm will Iwiluc October 1 IMiV and may b mado prior to that dit but no Intercut vlll IIM allowed on such pre paymiMilH Pajtiantu may be made up to but not later than October Hint unl1 olhirwlse oiiretd nnd Interest at the rattof four inrcent ptr annum from Hrtobfr Ut will be required on payments delujed after thr litth day of iMtobtr TU1 dibinturo crlllUMHs will bo datod Octol er iKtand delivered noon alter t lint da tu as practica ble Interest accruing from that datt VM L StjLinK Treasurer TO TIIK 1IOKDKHH OF Till First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OK Tin SOUTHERN CENTRAL R R CO A lan for Ihn Iliorganlzatlon of Ihu Southern Cen tral Hallrttad rompnny lias txen pcrfuclfil vtikh It It liropiufit lo carry out IMnniKli thu forrcliwira n ccfilliiKs of I he Cimaoldati l MurtK K now K ndln IkmtlholilprsilcblrlUK tn pnrtlclimto nr itiiiilrtnl tu drHMlt tliflr IniniU with the Mvtro lltaii Trim Coin IuuyNoi7W Il Street N York Clly Copies of I lie KfiirKunlzallon Ilin can lie hml ulllier from the aboto Trust niniuny or from any of thp under slgniil The lime for tho rtepnMt of lionds has been extended tn Auijint 11 likh 1 the last day on which bonds III be rriclved for deposit rtlMOV 11OIKJ ot Blmon llori ft Co No U Nassau St Neiv York City OAUIUT A IIOIIAKT c0rf111ItVe ratcrMin New Jfucy ii iuv s nitiKiit i rjNH Thlld M 1lillj Ill w A itivi United States Cordage Co REORGANIZATION MW VOHK Auiro 1H03 To Ilvio Ufii i untler flif 1lnu nf ICroreanl zlilliin il iiiiMiiltT l rrrfrrriMlMnil Com iiion rollick ui thr Ilillvil htulr t iirdima fiiiiiiui3 i TlieSriiinil Inotiilliiienl the payment roinlrnl by Hi iKivemtnl 01 or MiiUitlon I heriby lulled nnd nil hnlilormf in1 luc or ilrpmli ar hereliy nolltled thai stieli Mvoml isiulliiic t U NVOO ier HlluiC on i I A ltVNTiii Hlack iirrHliiireiin Ill limit II lilt li rU and tSIl PIT Nluirr nil CIDIMON toil mini IIDI on or lufor Auii i I 11 nt Iho MA MIA ITAN TJirKrillMIAN VXIV VOHK itrllllintrsofdcpo MIHTlH ir rniri Ins time of pavineni in onb r tul Ihf samu nu bu nutett K srntuis tVIIII M II It III I II MIIIN I VATiiCIII ItV iiniiillllve JUIIN I IAIIWAI Hrlt i iinnml T II WrMrtuUTH MT uo UNITED STATES CORDAGE COMPANY nilMHIOI IICU rn Miririi TlIHil1 forth iliiun l t lliNHS lu Uill i TKSiiKiun Aiitfur imii I M I Ivpnsu limy mild lth Ihu KAIIMKKV liUN ANI IIUhT coMIAS vrW idlli nr wllli Ihu HoION hArr AMI Till r iullAS llosroN hTl YVIXANT IlrJll Chairman JOHN U lUTUUOse bccreurjr TDE MONETARY TflUST 60 nUOADWAY NEW YORK f Moneymaking as an Applied Seleses The accumulation nf wpatlh mint slway go tor want In olicJIeiic tn natural laws Men can av nucleus from ngcs or fatarles hut Individual tor tunes are principally crnilpil by the growth ot Ui country or tho tendency of thn tlmns To make money one must act at the right placn nt the right tlm l must comprehend n given sltnallon and profit from Its development mint put oneself lu a potltloo which will IIP prolcited ard Improved hy pxUtl1 flnunelal and Industrial tendencies The Monetary Trust wn created tn aid Us clients In this effort sn4 Its nmcers will Invest al their nest judgment art fund however laritp lion ever emMI In such manner tn receive somewhat of the iteueral prosperity a It returns nml thngrnwth of Ihn country us It develop Them Is no other sound principle by which monef can IKaccumulated called speculation depot deut upon superllelnt and manipulative fluent ntlons will always prove fatal It It gene ally undertaken more from Insatiate thirst tor tha results of chance than from IcgltlmaM ronsldcratlons It Is dally desire Ing tho n clniii of many prlvnto fortunes It undermine Judgment breeds defect of mental vision ami defeat Us own ends Any man who tries to xulde till cusV nv ers throuKh such n labyrinth will finally rail In hi ef forts The so called InKkit shops and still worse lb Imitation commission merchants uru thp most glt O tie financial evil of nurday and It Is unfortunate that ninny of them havo protective accounts with Ntook Kxelmnxo flrms They hnio caused tbo Stock Ra chatiRo and other lecltlmittn channels nf couragpotM Invest ment to lipcomo practlenlly deserted and har created an uncounted army nt speculative Inebriate who haunt the shadows of Wall struct vagabond of finance Thn Momdary Trust was created to loaugtt rate n reformation In thli regard whleh the Stock Kxchange Itself should have nndertaken long a o Fvery Individual u ho U prepnnd toavold such ipeo ulatlon will aided by thu onicers of The Monetary Trust In tho effort tu rcallzo more than simple Ini fsi on hl money FIIANCIS I CAUIKV Irpsldent Savannah Western E R Co FIRST CONSOLIDATED MTGE BONDS Holders of thn Certificates of Iho Central Trust Company of Now York and Martins Ilank London Kngland Issued upon deposit of Savannah and West ern First Consolidated Mortgage Ikmds are hereby notllled that the Committee has entered Into an agreement of participation In u plan of purchase of the properties of the Central Hallroad and Dankng Company of Georgia to thu subject Approval of th j Certificate Holders as provided In the landholders Irotectlvo Agreement nnd recommends Its accept ance by all Cerlltlcato holders Notice Is hereby plven pursuant to the provisions of The Ikmdholders Pro tecilte Agreement that a meeting of the Cortlflcata holders will la held at the ofllce of Messrs Blmoa Horg Company an NASHAU street New York city on Monday August 20th 1N05 At 11 oclock In th forenoon for the purpose of ratifying tho action of thn Committee In accepting participation In said plan A circular has been prepared giving full details of thn plan which can lie procured from the Chairman of the Committee In order to render said plan effective the consent pi the holders of no per cent of mild Certificates Is es t tlal Certificate holders nnablo to attend inch meat Ing should execute thn blank proxies which will b furnished on application and forward the same duly executed to the Chairman The time for depositing without penalty having ex pired bonds enn bo deposited with the CENTRA THU8T COMPANY of New York on payment of 2S per bond For further Information apply to either of the un dersigned Dated July 251885 K1MOX HORO Chairman It C MAKTIN EMANUEL LEHMAN H E IIAUTII K M COLSTON SIDNEY F TYLEH EDWIN s IIOOLEY SIUMUND NEUSTADT Committee United States Cordage Company REORGANIZATION NEW YORK Aug fl 189S W To the Holder of FI1IHT MOKTOAOE BONIIH OCARAN TKKI PltKFERKED AND COMMOMr STUCK or the IMTEII STiTjai COBBV AOE COMPANY There have been deposited with the MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY under the Plan of Reorganlutloiv 10 large a majority of the outstanding Issue of FlrH Mortgage Bonds and of the Guaranteed Preferred and Common Stocks respectively that tne success pf the plan is assured Believing It to be In the Interest of all parties to the Reorganization of said Company the Committee tiu extended the time within which tbo holders of bonds and stocks may depoilt same under said plan with th MAN IIATTANTRUHT COMPANY NEW YORK or Oll COLONY THUHT COM 1ANV IKISTON SI ASS to and Including ACGIXTOTII 1NOS upon payment of a penalty of S3450 pet Slond and of 23 cents per share of stock rimt Mortcuee Bnndi must be deposited with penalty of SfflO eiieh Ouarunteeit Stock must be deposited with First Installment of MS per nuarr and penalty of 25 cents per shuru In iiddlllou 1reTerred Stork must IK deposited with First Iiitallmenlor 2r O per hare and penalty of 2J cents per share In aitdltlun Common Ntock must be deposited with First In stallment of 9195 per nhnre and penalty of 8S cents per Iiart In addition FItANK K HTtTROIH 1VIIIIAM IIA IIIIOUK JOHN i vATritnunv t Commlttee f JOHN L CADWAIAPEH Counsel It T II WEXTWOHTH Secretary ItI t Money to loan at 44 5 Largo or Small Amounts Apply Uirrctly und nave expenm TiTLE GUARANTEE THUST C9 B5 Liberty St N Y 2C Court St Rrooklyn N E Comer 68th Stuk 7th Av BX 1511 Vpbt 125th St N Y CAPITALS SURPLUS3OOOtOOfll HOLLISTERBABCOCK BANKERS BROKERS 17 AND 19 BROAD ST MEMIIhllK NiW VOHK HTOCK EXCIIAKQK fOSTV Any amount on furniture or any coin 1 uralt noriinoval eay tyrnis confidential H7 Nassau ror Fulton riK mSA prdirnl Oll I K JKiY 4R ienr n llHeii ei ui men from whatever thomuse arising oiiitel cure organic wraknets nrrious dotllllr ial illmini lost vitality weak or thrunken orfana mpedliiienti lu marrlaKe ulcers ill chsrge lf t irliturei oru lhroit noie mouth tonuuv blood kin kldnei and bladder trouble stone rut el In 1IOHI iiiion siielltnie MI Julekeiil t rmaniit cur liiiaraiiie iifllmuti r ai sears at 120 Kail 17th it neir Inlon iiuire lnur U lo Ui Suuda s u to 8 hclenlllU iriulmenland ailvlo fr le tlcttl II lllll ItUlilllNIIIK KradiuteLnlveriltyCltr or Neii oik imeiioit iiiiuirliiiinllilljearsspeclallsl lu iliM of men oul oris Hirers sklubli oddl Iluirue KUel irUlunM kldnn bladder pmttlv rure t r ncrioui dtbllll weak nndevntopetl organs jiiipidlmeiits lo niarriaici ornanl neaknes Dr liHIMHi KiiiruiilMii a iiulrk iKrmanent cure In all iifiillur liinicii lime over 11 jesrs si 171 Urt Itiiki iHtneen ilili and 7lhavs Trealmentana advlrvfree MKIillINK II Hours U lu u hundiy y tol Nocuiirr unlewi i ured A t MM IHHT IMIUMANKNT i uri 111 in u I men lUnKerimo i aw olielti dl r laf ul oil i u 14 ilekiroirf inl llrktilasii s linilflo tniiiiiirni khould i ill Im leading Hiullit lr IUINM urn 12 West iihki mo J rtiu fuudayt i lil ANU IUi IttlSllAIUl kpeelallslt Irest rental HreKiilii III k iii uriieiHrleiiee 4IIII Irilni ton ii turner 4 lih i Mi heiDiiiilu skilful IrsHliiienl of all lemaleioiidlalKH 117 W tilliil ifojin rlyjJ4lh 1KMAIK IHItWitLAIUTIrSkkllfulljtrtiatedbylni 1 proved mHh Uthalar al a a clual Jffrf

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