The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
November 2, 1905

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S I t1JwT j I TfflJflRflAZNOVFtfl1flZ 1005Colder 4 W e un Colder today oDd fair tomorrow i ffln I VOL LXXI1INO 0i NKV YOKIv I THURSDAY I NOVEMBER L i9O5rrro IU1 bu rr 1111 lrnllo Oltl JiibIiiiIirn Anodaloil PRICE TWO CENTS S 1 CHOATE ALLSays fOR JEROMESays Says He Has Taken the fidelThorn Thorn From the Paw oftiie tho Republican LionGREAT GREAT CROWD HEARS THEIiLavvyen Law erJ Meeting Fills CnrnegiHall Hall to Overflowing J Vn li siitor 1111 Tlml lhrflt iinillilule Siurc Is on No larl Tlfkrt anti Iritcis tcis Ills Klrvtluii Sa n Tlnit rnAoiil nAoiil a Uriiitril II Ali IIi Iartti 3tI ti Dectiirln That lie us 1 rilro t leroiie Ditfncs n tlN as 4lnuleiiN nlil leiiN MU 1IIIIn1 Irtiiu I lit 3 tolltlcil Sulll IalIIII II SlinlII tnil I mid IV til fit Cumllilate t 111II II I Uieirlan unit llhlr SpraliCimiegio Cimiegio Ihl b rUt iai t nnd glow nvitli with Amorican llag heard last night tht totumony of the New Vorlc bar througlfomo fomo of it4 foreniOHt reoreentativeK to tItiIi honor and the uMlity of William TraverJerome Jerome and to tho righteousness of hiuUHOUie uUHOUie fight for i oliticirt freedomThe The meeting was ablaze with tho lire nmthe the entliueiaxni of thoiixjitulH more than th 4000 people who actually got limiJe of Carnogio 1 nogio Hall last night Kvery man and woman who occupied a neat there ropret t iitoJ four or more other men ltd womeiwho who hr I fur ioii Jays Iaround ve clniiiorlniinround around Mr JerornoN heniiimrterct at Iheley Oilpey House and the subiiendituarteivthroughout throughout the city and the lawyer JIromo romo committee headquarters at 71 Hrondvny way begging in vain for seats at theChoato hoato meetingIn In n sense I was I Chonte meeting MrJerome Jerome wn the gue t of I hit evening huJoseph Joseph hodgEs Clioate was the real spokesman man Mr Choate ni ho phrased thtthought thought himself mate this meeting theoccasion occasion of hit return to tha hal andwhen when he said that he felt the hnr has eomtback back to me no I with good eyes anilrnru rnru and C found human heart could dot iiibut but that bin feeling was goodThe The audience found Mr Chonte n littleportlier portlier nnd n little grayer and perhapsu I little more episcopal looking than wherho ho last addressed 1 political audience on1men men years ago but it found no lack ol I Crystalline simplicity Inhis old I trite way oft t I putting thlngn no lack of candor in his oldjlime i jlime humor franhneps no lack or contagioushumor CHOATE WAHMMT WEICOiIEIMr Mr Chonto might coolly havo mlntnkenhiiwelf hiiwelf for the candidate for District Attorney ney When ho appeared on the platformhis his name was called from every part of thnIIOUBB IIOUBB nnd hero and them in the greatgalleries galleries men leaned out over the rln sand and called for Three cheers for Joe Clioatennd and got the cheers The band playedHail Hal to the Chief nnd for a moment ottwo two the meeting was wholly and altogethera 1 Choato meetingBut But when Mr1 Chonte row to cpeak Itwns wns a Choato meeting no longer it wos aJerome Jerome meeting and before he had gonevery it had Jeromomeeting very far got beyond being a meeting and was I celebration of theglories glories of free and independent Americancitizenship citizenship 11 Chotito deal contemptuously withIho Iho names of Murphy and Odoll and withtho tho works of nil their kind When he toldhow how one of thc smaller petty bosses calledhim him on tho telephone und asked him tcppeak peak nt tho Republican meeting in lhicampaign campaign nnd ho had replied I cantIm Im nil for Jerome the audience cheeredfor for two full minutes Hut it wan when MrChoato Choato dug into the middle ages and disclosed closed the similarity between St Jeromethe the ascetic halt tamer of the denort nndWilliam William Trnvew Jerome tho boss tamerof of Iutgern street that Mr Chonto becamecompletely completely miler of his hcnrorsHo Ho told how Jerome lout eliminatedOdoll Odoll the thorn in the paw of the Republicaninn inn ali how n similar service was aboutto to bo roiilored to the Democratic tiger bytho tho yanking out of Murphy Ho closedwith with a mighy pie for tb own kcninof of the people to n i en o of their own powerand and freedom and with n registering of hisconviction conviction that they would arise and shinein in their gloryWHKX WHKX IKHOME CAMK ISIt It was to an audience stirred by thisFpcech Fpcech of Mr Clioate that Mr Jerome madehia hia frt npKarnnce of the evening alongtoward toward halfrnKtO oclock lie had snronlyappeared appeared through the door nt the bank oftho tho hall when a roar rang from tho hickof of tho sliiRo platform out ucrhs th floorup up through thl two iiom of boxen and from ono gallery to another Four thousandmoT Ia moT and womon hfrnng up anti tap t fluttered nnd waved In a storm of red whiteund und blueThe The cheering lasted for three minutesnnd clrlJ ali then its throats and anus grew tilt the band ylilch hnd been tucked away in ncoiner coiner of thn upper gallery was hoard to lxj j laying Tho Star Spangled Banner Thoaudience audience standing hocnmo quiet and thenono ono Mire niter another took up the wordsof of the song and before the end of tho secondhtanzi htanzi wns rnchod the whole great crowdas vas icniing out in chorusAnd And thrftnrpnnzlil banner In triumph lull waveOVr OVr tim land of thrfrre mid the home of time tiravcWhen When the meeting was over and thosewho who attended it were out in tho fresh airand and the whirl of tin city again it was tothis this moment that people probably referredwhen when they were heard saying t one anotherin in the jostling crowds on the sidewalkIt I was a big tiling to have been thereHero Her time text of Mr Choaton orntionSpeech Speech of lo epi I ClitialeMr Mr Cialrmnn Indies nnd GentlemenConsidering Considering that nm riot a candidate foranything anything and never expect l o i certain thIn y ought to be satisfied with this magnl nl cent greo ing Anplausp Now wonre l ht thoContinvtdon are nil voters hero tonight except nt1nvd Oi FOlrl PageIlafTali IlafTali nnil Miuain 10 Arr Still O rnT 1wenl A dr mains I ds by Vic New Vort Central LinesA 1 IT lun tJlhMKn IHtlMrnn rnn to Wife liiK llpfora Kulelilo Mft 111 111 I I all Illen Itnliticila PlrrMnrnu In Nov 1 Andnws lmruined Irlnld ruined mu I have boon imtnnfurobbed Irolthd robbedThlh Thlh was the pitiful cry of Cashier T IcClarke Clarke of tin Knterpriso National Dank iAllegheny fAll Allegheny on Ito morning of October Iiv whel ho sat down to write hs last letter tohi his wife and childrenIn In spite of the EllIs given out by tlwiinlereted inlereted politically html Clarke had madno no statement or confosVion the followinsletter letter written by Clarke to his wife was foiiniin in tho bouse a few hours after the siilcidiand I and wni tonight given out by one of theflli familyUlIAIl UlIAIl WIn AND ClIIInitKNIn III In ton hours or lets i will lo il the olh1 world You have been a dear good wife to I me Andrews has worked my ruinDear Dear Wife Keep all the insurance foyourself I yourself nnd babies 101 hard It is to1fII leave you all I hive made I desporatteffort effort to keep things olnl until I couhget IIel I get the road llnancod hut It has I semi tooslow slow The OMimlner is bore and I 1 mined Do forgive II I is tyit tlYI I fault i Imvo hl1 shamefully robliedThe The bank will get tiverytliing but I lie IfHInlmlce I Insurance Your husband IKKThis This pitiful letter was found by tl I toIlEt ePllyin rottI daughter of Clark wit nila a fel hours after her father diedShe I She rend It t through her tenrs pnd fculinithat It t hit It would not bo l ct to burden liiiiflttiIl mother by any additional svcx at this 1110i i sho bid it until after the funeral and thengatI I Kao it to hi r motherIt I I is understood thnt earnest ofTorbhavo lao i semi mitdo by tlm interested InI I keeping the bank afTnlrs quiet to get potsiwsIomi session of this letter hut Miy Clark iuUtoon Ion 1 on making it publicThe i The road referred to is evidently tbtSimla I Simla lV Central Kriends of tlm Vlurlfamily family toiight de cia I that the cashieileft left a letter for Inspector Cunningham looYOI 1JCi yrrMv IIOSIITAII i I toy luiltentHl In Suit ri o lsrr Collap II lap iN IHclarrs IniiofcneliosTox I liosTox Mnss Xov 1 Morris Nathanthe i the young man taken into custody at Pit t shalrg I burg Sunday on suspicion that ho was litsunlit I some way connected with t hit dath olIho I Iho suit case victim nrrn1 here late thUafternoon afternoon in a state of physical collapseToniSht I Toui hit his condition was such that 113VOM was taken to th Cir Hosnital NntlmrIs Is charge witl having committed an illegal Susie I Ito chorifegirl gal operation upon HIIII deary chorl girl of The Hhoplrrd King companyNathnn Nation is a mete boy hardly 21 yearsold old and Ill every appearance of either being badly frightened or heartbroken oveithe the death of the deary girl He hardlytailed II tailed fojl ciiin3 from Pit I 1 in rg andslept slept but littleNathan Nathan talked 1 few minutes with Ti I StN re orter faying that he was not iinny I tiny way connected with Ihl girls donlliand and that soma other nun wa responsiblefor for her conditioni i Nathan mother nnd two brothers werowith with him nt headquarters anti for morethan I than an hour the boy sobbed on his mothershhoulder hhoulderMix hhoulcerI I Mix Ooary mother of the chorus Flrl wan put through a severe cross examination I tion thin morning Sho is said lo havebeen been aware of the girls condition beforeshe the left the theatrical companyKiiirit I Kiiirit AS lt irts IIKTIHIMLoad Ioalllr UiieUslmt Fired Through I Mudovl n 14 n liliii IpeetetlMolUt MolUt K AlI Nov 1Nisws was rocohodhere here today from Many La nea herethnt that J I Eliot n wealthy resident ofthat that place was shut to death last nightwhilo whilo preparing to ret ireA A charge of buckshot was II red throughthe the window and into the body of Klliottcausing causing iiiftaiH deathT I T S Uusspll white and Kdwnrd Hubert son a negro were iirrentefl nnd tho Intterconfessed confessed A lynching is looked forH l I nnn I VI 1111 VIII null roillcll Disposing of SIIIIhllllans Plans Iropirlj lllcilPltnaDElrilTA PltnaDElrilTA Nov 1Art estate exceeding rendIng lOtK00 in disposed in privateleiuestH ixq host it by the will nnd irccmrnmliiKcodicil of II Irank lydo viripesidenlof codicil I Frnk iCrlidllof of tIl Clrtl Steamship Company who waskilled I killed by a train on ito Pennsylvania Hailroad i road at Fiftysecond street btntion on October ber 24HLs HLs will nnilcodicil were admitted todaynnd nnd while lie h oUt iOI of the executorsWilliam William 1 Thomas Marshall H Clydennd nnd Clvdo Milne gives thl valuation ofthe the estate at roOixw and upward his holdings ings in the Clyde Steamship Line alone arefixed I fixed at Jl000000Tlie fxpe will was executed on July 10 1890nndl anti o pieaths0WXin rust for t iio lx nefitof of Oeorgie I Clyden niere with I diotrluuion her death to herchildren ion o I he principal II 1111 o childrenThe The remainder of I he pptate Is disposedof of 1I the will proper among I brcherKiters sisters nephews nnd nieces Tho Bum ofJ21KICOO J21KICOO is devised to the testators widowCaroline I Caroline I Clvde with instructions thatK5000 K5000 thereof be paid within six monthsAll I All jewelry pictures silver clot hmimmgftmrnit furniture amid household died is In his cityresidence I residence anti country heat are bequeathedto to his widowThomiiH ThomiiH Clyde I nephew is to receivethe I the hihcr cut I which Imvo lent won byIht I Iht drredentB horfes Ho also receivedtile I tile horsesYHsvtvs lUl YHsvtvs iioiti TIIKKH HIMHe He ID rarrlril Nlunneil Into CI IVililorrtint tint lleniniinNnnil Hides AwajRoundsman Roundsman Cavanaugh of tho CentralPark Park mounted police squad was lull homofrom from the In manna ny Hull rally lust nightnt I nt tho head of his squad when a plow ofnewspaper I newspaper was blown in his horses facefliis I This was at Fifth avenue and Thirtythirdstreet street The horse shied nnd threw Cavatinugh I tinugh He was carried unconscious intohe nnlgh the Waldorf by the Thirtythird street doornd and stretched out in tho Turkish roomn I An examination showed that ho had beenituuned ituuned bruised nbout tho body mid cuton on the thighAn thilhAn An ambulance surgeon insisted on taking jog him to the hospital hit CavanaughCouldnt I Couldnt see it thnt way He ordered hislien to the entranceind his horse lien to bring hll horlo up cntrlceI and supported by two of his subordinateswas I was walked out find set on the animalsnek hack I lit was Iii weak however that itvas 10 vas npcersnry for two of the mounted tnpuo 10 ride ulongnldo of him and hold him In thoinddle inddle An the i rocession mOHr awayrom Hnddll i rom the hotel a etieer wint up from I hoFUIItt guest and dlnprx that had gathered in thoninth i i FUIItt side of thn hotelTnl I Tnl 111 tirWIini t ply nf ymir Ijlv In n liltrnltiir i nltiir Mnikiing titnhllIl or tioll Sral hininf I I Anf Ilianli Crcnrn ulni1 a half Hie roil drlwo UltncAt Hyc glvarr lo nrar nnilItstant I Two in one 1II0rI r slsr I Itstant vision al Spencers 12 Maiden Ijine Adi v i BATTENBERG AT ANNAPOLSJWIW JWIW or KrX W I iti 1ilSstill NHIIllrltMi rOlmI ilIW llrltMi anil liuerlitun SUItin Fir Silutcanil anil Nt ai nnil CUM llinlnrlrs IelmiiRn elmiiRn lorinul Ults U llli I 1 llnilillor lillor lorn II MnsliliiKloii lItlarASSUOtIH ANXUotis Md Nov 1Prince itOtIIttf of fliittttil erg the beanr of I sXcaniPsJagt niPsJagt from thu monarch of the lint 1stitl Fmpiiu tot ho President of the VnlteStates II I States ban net foot I American 01 Ilc I hits hl ivculved with honors duu hisI rank aril mission by Admiral Smdi Sii I I Intend nt of the Xuvnl Academy Int C ovVmi I lrflld of MarylandIho 111 joint lleet of V erican and Hritiwar hal al vovls is lying In AmmpolU roadformiiiK formiiiK by far t ho mot brilliuut iiavtspectacle spectacle ever seen in these waters ThHrilisli Brit h vessels dropped anchor off Allpol oils this morning Salutes of I etitvnliugut gut us wero lint tivdwigeil etweeil thDrake Drake nlt Malno llagslilis I Prim1ald uiticl ald Admiral I riHpoctlvelyIinuteiiantComnmnder I 11 111 Admirl vans rportelyt t IinuteiiantComnmnder Thomas 1 Magnider gnider ohio to Hupt Hand and CoKdinund I Hull Int I Kdinund H Woodddo aide to fiov Wotfield field were nt once despatched on a boardincall call to ascertain thl tiio when Iriiico Iouiwould would come nshoro and arrangements weimade I made for an immediate visitPrince Prince Louis reached the bcathoiifwharf wharf of I he Naval Academy In hU laiincjust just before noon He was aeeumpank i Ii v upt Hon Xavnl Attache of thei i lint isli Ktuliubsy nt VusIi in g ton who hajoined joined thu tleet heK ytaiuliiii on thewhllf wharf to rocelvu them were A dlirl Handami f ami his aide LieutenantCommander 1 I d agrtm tIer anil Immediately flo1tli the lundln pliiee was a company of marinescommanded rinescommanded by Cupl IteislnserIlhese Ilhese presented iifms as Prmee Ijliilauded lauded After uu exchaugp of fornuisalutes salutes Admirl Sandn and Iliml Iouigms gms ed each others hand warmly niTthe the Iriure was conducted to the rarriagand and was driven around the parade grouu to Aihniral Sandys JitlIl Tin visiting pnity stayed nt the tnt ptrmttttitthttiti tendeuts residence for about a quarter l al hour and tliu drove to the lovernmenHoiHc1 HoiHc1 where they were received by fiovKdwm Idwl Warlield nsited by Secretary ofSlnl State Oswald GeimruClinton C Tilghmann Adjutant Gellllillon Clinton L liigs lt Kdmiind I Woodsuit suit of his tall and pl William IliirdC I 1 S ATho i Tho Princo was genial and ihiiDcraticin I in his manner an incident illustrating tinlatter i latter nullity occurring when just as hita wai leaving the oitnm mont Houe il obligingly stoppfd on the stepi to accommodule module several lie 4Pti ilir photo rphlrI I who wi iini to fnnp himAdmiral Admiral Sands and liov Varfield returneithe I the talK at 2 oclock this aionlon Adnural nural Sniuls was uccoini anied by his nideLieatlnlnlolmlndcr Lieatlnlnlolmlndcr Magruder and 00I I Wardeld by his immediate natf and Iyi i Mr John I Eouw Mayor of Annoi CIIHwho I who extended the fieedom of the city 10I the distinguished visitorTin I Tin British Il33t surprised every nunWith with HH early cppearance 1 wa due toI I tho speed tCFII tt which the fleet has hllmput put siiKV its cloparuiro from Halifax TinIlist fIts 1 rio 1mm to it a I tho splendid average of I eighteen knots an hour for the whole trillantI and arrived heie about six houiv ahead olscheduled scheduled I I IC The Drake Iprilly made homo phenomenal records for shorteidistances distancesAT bflg ions ir n it in nor siId Id mill Ollleers tit UN Squadron li II litrntprliilncd rntprliilncd at MInnerWAHIUNOTOV WAHIUNOTOV Xov I Tlie entertjiinIng Ing of Prince I titus ol liatten erg mid histtiJlT I I with tvcetion in tinWhite lulT wilI i ogun a Iljtiun il v 1111 House on Fri ny afternoon 1 1 isiil I wil I e liale larger than the function arranged ranged by the Ilrilish AmlasNiuor lnt Ly fu and for Friday evpning It willbe be I itwc ItI by I lilH1 in honor of tltqtI Prince On Saturday the visitors will I ienlertnine enlertnine lat aiiner in lli Mnte Hotis1On On Friday ulrl jug Mrs Southprlaudwife wife ol Commander W I II Sniitlierlnd lnd V S N will be the Iioscsstit a dinner in honor ol I nmmnndcr Ibol ert U Corl ellnf of the Itoyul Xavy iittarhed to the ISSPX tf the Hiitish fleet wlio will be her guestduring I during their stay in Washington I here I wiJle numerous small and large luncheon uirl fdlylio I art isltIiIIEliS itoititnts inn nit i IItIiLIihtr Mtro Cain of llanlt HrprUcM llealrnli Iy li 5 I a lMilTi u VinilrillltvruioN lltvruioN Ky Nov 1Aflr I bloodyTight Tight at Willard a cninll ItOvli flea r herelodav lodav a pnsse of ntveiis put nn enil tothe the operations of I band of bunk rohtlituruIi I known ns tho N ltl 1IIr I hit has raidedbank bank aft or bank il tho Olio Idvor ValleyFour Four of the robbers are in jaiIwo unhurt hurt one mortally wounded und one nliglit lywounded wounded Two others arc lleeing for theirlixes lixes before an armed ponse Ulooclhoundsire ire being used in tile chaseThe The robbers blew open the bank nt Kidgefille fille Ind last week and on Friday nluhtin I 10m to iieer H the KiiHt Xitional 1mik r Hagorstown Ind They got away withlearly nearly KMn after n buttle with citiensThe i The roundup of the robbers followedheir their raid on i hl Hank of Wilarlat Willardarter II arter county Ky early yesterday Thonen I thou arrived siv strong As they cnmohoy I they fount 11 FJistern Kentucky Kullroadocomotive I ocomotive under htoam and in charge of uAatchinan Aatchinan whom they bound and gnggodind I ind lipe to the engine which they i tins toI I 11 iti era no t inns to use in their escapeThey They thel went I III bank sil ItpeI theyiitorpd I iitorpd without trouble Dvnamlte wasised ised on the bunks vault They had pickMed I Med the streets and wore pieparing forheir I I heir dash out when tho citieiis appeared nxl gave battleHOY I HOY SHOT rnoM I1iflfS1tas nI Irturnln Irom a Jarly nlln V H saNlni Nlni rirrd on HimINIHANAPOIIB I INIHANAPOIIB Ind Nov I ClarenceIrown Brown IH years old was shot from ambushind ind fatally injured whilo returning from aarty pmt last night Young Blown and Kdvard I ward JamfiR worn drIving in a buggy nndlist list behInd thorn was another pai ty ofoung oung men all returning homo Whenvithln i vithln two tnilM of Hrownfi home fourhots illn were fired from fie bush at the hidoif of tho lad ono of tho bullets tvikingIrown Irown in tho Mtlo and another in the obdoiien iienJames limlo hurried hoirn wilh thl woundedloy loy and when I physini was called heirorifui irorifui cod tho OJd fntnl Brown helevcHlhat I Ioes that ho was shot by iitake aivl thathe he a IAn thought he was sine nio olPirt I 3 Ito had attended thin inrty Me linn 10I I remles and in far an no know has doneidling idling tn give offerto to any orIIKUKVS IIKUKVS tiHAI1 J Ifl AMI CIAlinTSWill I Will ndil to tie enjoyment ot your 1rnl I 1 T cirA llc cy 4 ona cu las Iultou St Nev Yorlt A t1 tonoo TO ftuwt IIKT o nnoMiHit 1 Hit liliU on MeClcllan Slnnil at i Ito to IThe The grihial ho ii gt lion lii g of I Ito odds ni Jerome was sliowu yestorJay ly tho plndllof of ono bet of 10000 on Jerome against S l flIll ioti Ill the tee F Hchwod took Iho long enagainst Il against A J Kohu From 10 to I the bettinranged ranged to 10 to 0 Schwud also placed olOi I on the fiold against 2WX on Jerome Mansmall small bets of Sltxi to MO wero made orIerttin Jeroni J Hell placxl i00i to 110on on the favorltfOno Ono bet wa ilacud nt even monay thnHonrst Honrst would poll 170000 s otl J J Judgand nnd and F Schwetl each put up 1000 on I IIIproposition propositionOdds Odds on Mcellun cloned at lVt to I orlit lit about tho Mime figure which lots ruleifor for several days Hunnoll A Co reportoia 11 bet of S wiO to 200 on MrClplUu II n lOMoitiir KILLS ITS nitiYritTiirix Tiirix Turtle nnil Ouilirs I V llrniiKollnpl I ollnpl IMiid CHIISPS the AtrlilrnlKuti Fun HAIIIIUII CITY X J Xov IAn11 automubllit 11 1 I nnd driven by 1 ADrooks Brook of Phlladeltihlu and carrying 111i i wife and Mr and MIH fl 1 Pi ire of IIJHI satiiH juice I turtle a few miles fronhem hem this 1 Mr Hrooks wan ciiighbeiMth i beiMth III maehlno and killed InutantlyMr Mr I rilflll 1111111 it hut Was not slruclby by the frnmu and e rapId with trill I bruises The women wore thrown to onside side and sustained no worse injuries 1111I cuts and bruisesThe I The party was en route f nina Philadiphito to Atlantic City At Doughtyrt Cornerthe I the road nukes I suirp turn Mr Brookmionr mionr tod to n guiatt it at high s PIII mil the rear inner wheel collunsed Ihi I machine skidded 1101j I few yards amthen I then turned over I Brooks lust hisI life by holding fast to tie steering ss hc1 I His oils was crushed under Ihl hoodIloth i lInt Ii ho and 11 Price worofoiineoled willthe I the wholesale clothing firm of Treaty MurriCo Co of ihilnJolphinor I or 111 ni IX rts I ItIII3I I I Couple Inl gti I llffore 111 In lulJolnn Woman Had Summons for i ManA A man nnd woman supposed tolx ul john eiOhivetto Olivette and Margaret Lynch addrownot not known were found asphyxiated byI I gas at 51 oclock last night in the KagliHotel Hotet 1710 Lexington avenue Tincouple I couple went to the hotel on Tuesday nighnnd nnd registered us Mr all Mrs JohnsonXew Now York cityOne i One of the chamlKnnaids in the holewent I went to their ro in and smelled gaporter Aortr porter broke into the room and tho paiwere I were found dead with gas escaping frontwo two jetsThe I The womans mouth was covered will illlolt und it was found that she had a bro kenjaw jaw Thu police of the Kist 101th streetstation I station believo the couple had I fight duriiif thonlght because III furnitiue WHS upsetThe The police 1 lee that cit ml the man amSVOlmlafl I woman got up during the niht and tiirnoon on the gasThe The mnn hid a cart in bin pocket howlnl I that Michael Olivelte hat l tuuIi treated atI I the Flowir lfopital dispensary and thenwas was an empty pay envelope No Ml oft I the Ilaap Construction CompanyThe The woman hnd a Kunimon II her pockelissued issued by ta git rat e It nell lust Tinxlajfrom from the HarlPin court for William Xewyeir yeir who is ail to be I watchman at 10Jt street undSicondavenueuin I uin t oirii IH Xr iii rrot rot Tilksi tu lan Hern SI a ni eli I I Irars Air Tiilr Toilili In CtnirlPATKHSOX PATKHSOX X J Xiv I Despite th jefforts i efforts of their daughter to bring about areconciliation reconciliation Joseph Tilks and Ms wifewho who have lieen married fortysix jearshad had to go htorl KecordT Nooti I org todayto t to try toscttl their diffrencos Althoughliving living under tho situ roof at M Pennuig ton st rIot III sveni vynnrold Iciupltha halJ lim sprjii el tl eicli other for twojears jearsTallis Tallis Inn n A suiiported his wife sincelat lat July and hu was brought to court onn n notice o nonMippori his wife lot wihing ing to mlkl a complaint The visit to IhtIiocorderj Iiocorderj court was lutile as tholleconlnrcould could not unwind thu domestic tangle IItjI dlsmisnjii tho couple lm told Talks hewould would take 1 complaint of nonsupportagainst I against him if the latter didnt contributetoward toward hU wlfoa inaintenancuor ii J or Mtciit ititiTil 4liS II t 1111 lj Vears V a IIpor11tu toPlIliaDKillltA uitgril lilt Iuai SmII1ltt ltt D IItt Nov 1Aftlr driftingfor for several years over arctic was twoca ca ks set adrift by ngenls of tho Geographical cal Sacicty have been recovered on northerncoasts coasts nid cablegrams announcing theirdiscovery discovery worn read to the members oftlm the society by President Henry U Bryant I nt n meeting g il thcrAI ollultonighl The casks were set adrift at the suggestion I ion of Admiral Melville made in 1NMthat that thirtywoven casks containing 11l1 I ture in various liugiingea bo dropped atI i I his furthest northern points reached bymplororv mplororv Together with tho literatiirowere enclosed blink forms thatIho i were lneoI1 lequostmg I Iho finders of the cask fill in tho dnto anddrcuniMmicPS i ciicttmnsta lice of the find and send Ihll toPhiladelphia lttitIatIPhi thin I An no word had been received from anyaf I of them It wns feared that tho CIIKH St alit lybounul bound with iron bands had become IOHor or imbedded in iielnrgs and that nothing I would eer he teamed of them hue fautthat that two have 111 discovered I iIVoS u runs lias encouraged the meinl ers of tIll societygteatl I Icall as hey say thnt their having beenfound found not only goe to pro t hoot KM longheld I held regarding Arctic current t but thathe Ihl dUcovery wille a great nil to scienceind ind will aiilat IUllcrialy in future oinI ionsSri xioditloiuSt St adrift on SeptPmber 11 Dint off CapoHarrow I Harrow Alaska one cask has followed tlmourso ourso taken by tho Arctic exploring shipsleannettonnd leannettonnd rrnm and ju bclloved to haveoil oil iwpil the Arctic cut rrrt it around and poslibly iihl III dilly ucrJtui the polo iuelfIt II wan tiiscovi n il two weeks ago on thoihoio I ihoio of the northern lOot afo Siberialinotyflve linotyflve mil t northwest of linndallsisland island having drifted u4i miles in a routhlastorly lastorly directionTho I I The other cask set adrift on Reptoirbrr IIwn wn was found within a few day of thoither I It lion off thl north coast of Icelandliuisc II liuisc tirlnr lo lupne HU lliALTON I ALTON Ill Nov I Iudgi Alton I irkrr residential randidan thoIpinopratlc r ptldllt ill ca 1 on meetnoiratlc Ipinopratlc tlcke at I ho list electioniiiChnsed iiiChnsed 1 fin1 blooded hog frolHoltn tn his week end hnd I shipped to titaI I L t its pigfirirH to l o used in improvingho ho Inc raised themInsist I Insist upon hatIng Uornelfj anhhI4drI I MAYOR ORDERS BANNERS DOWNn n 1 v trnicn TIII juariv VIM is SID roil riifiiovivwThey I They Art liiisi 1 MeClrllan llniinrrn huThat I That OntMit I Hint SrI lit a Snu iitj SI Sued I M StIll Ho Mntlo or tllIa I IIatc Iael ltrniRlit lollKht IrMrrtlaMayor I Mayor McClellan last nltslt sent tllrpctlonto to the presldantM of limo different boroughto to see to I hat thl American Hag shall boI I 11 I till ger met I In t his cit nti hal go with political cal mutter or ombloins atmexud AJulonl lower Ilriadwny them have been tulg i out banners mudo out of the Amorlcaiflag flag to which the nvno of tho Mayor Iat tnchcd asvoll us ItiHcrlpti oils either praisIng Inp Iliu Mayor II condemning IN opponents nents Take them clown Is thu lay irder rderAt At the lust session of the Legislature a lavwas was passed prohibiting tho 11 of the Amor can flag for political advertising purpose el The text of the law is given IHow Whetthe I thl Mayor saw i yesterday ho nont thhonimiinication i I onimiinication to each Borough PrfsidentSiif Out I i tins ronn In inv KnowliiUe IliaHilinil Hilinil ID chiiltr n of ih iias of 101 is hilim vlnlalid tty tin1 ntmoliinc 111 xiI 1 iippondliiL or niiniirii of ieturen ln erlilinns linns or diMLtis In tin AniiTlcnn llaK or tlisi 8 ill I ttsit KI cill ynir lit tt3 ittli tit thlawI I that von ninv Me in ii i Int It II ill III inrorteiKirnih Kirnih liiiilim c HIT H ml blunt timid IOHIKKIStliH tliH vein Ink iniiiiiiliiiii illlinn ID Inn endIliviiceirnlly I Iliviiceirnlly I iroiKiK II McCirutvMnyur MnyurTlVis TlVis i s Ihl way the new law regulatingthe i the diplay of the national ting readsAny I Any i eison who II any manner foiexhibition exhibition or dislay shall after the firstlii day of Ssftomler liK3 placo or catibtto to bo placed any word figure murk plotlire lire design drawing or any It I sort isomttenIf uf any tint lire upon lilly fag standard coKnorrnslgiiof orrnslgiiof the Iuited States of Americr or State fliii of this Btnte or ensign 01shall shall eiose or caiiK to be exposed topublic public Mew any mich Hag stanttard coloi or ctiHlgn upon which after thofirst dujof of S September 1001 shall have been printedpainted painted or otherwise placed or to whlhhal hal be iitttiched appended fIxed 01annexed annexed any word figure murk picturedesign design or drawing or any adverticemeiitof of any nature shall bo deemed guilty ofa a misdemeanor and shall ho punishe i by II fine not exceeding SlitO or by imfm prisoumont for not more than thirty daysor or both In the uIlscnt jolt of the coo it and shall alo forfeit a penalty of J50for for each such olTence to IM recoveredwith I with cots in n civil action or suit in anycourt court having jurisdiction and suchaction action or suit may be brought by or in thename I name of any citizen of this State and suclpenalty penalty when dlleeted less the reasonablecost cost of expense of action or suit anti recovery covery to be certified by the District Attoniey toniey of the county in which tho offencxis is committed shall be paid into the treasurjof of this State and two or more penaltiesmay may Ix sued for tint recovered in the BUIIUaction I action or suitMISSI I h1 iJOVi JtIii if nnKnritrlu rlu Viiiprlean InliUrrlUH lltileliircdnl nl UcncliriiitipteM tipteM ClVr 1rb lt tn TilE SisHostntoNti I HostntoNti Xov I Five AmericanPresiyttrian Presiyttrian mlsiinarips were murderedon on Oetol er 28 at Ilonehau They Included I Mrs Machle Dr Chetnut and Mr andMrs Mrs PoaloMrs I Mrs Mnchles child was aNo leillelCahl Cable depatchfs received in thi cityCSttmill i yesterdny wild that five American missionaries IChilln sionaries had lipen murdered nt LlcnchauChina China The Prebylerian Hoard of ForeignMissions Missions at a kite hour InM night had received i ceived no eonlirnuilliii of these despatcheThe Ii i The iiiHionariei named are hue Kev andMrn Mrn John llndgir IVale Mrs CharlesIvdward I I Edward Miuhl and child and Dr KlpannrChestnut Chestnut All an1 rpjroenLitives of thePresbyterian Presbyterian board Tlie ffev Dr ArthurJ J Urbwn secretary in charge ol Lhinawork work matlt I Iii statement yeterdayafternoon afternoonWo Wo have iist srnt a cipher cable to theCanton Canton mission of Aiilrh Lionel an is astation station asking the Iev Dr Henry V Xoyesthe IIhllrfIIUrprlulalolp the treasurer to cable if t hero it any foundulioil IliII lioil for the ripuit that the Litiichuumissionaries missionaries ure in danger Dr Xoyet 1 I can hardly get UiUcnhlo hofurp early iniiming I ing too late for IN to get an answer tonightWe We do not expect anything before tomorrow i row mid in I sav we ale hopeful that thereport I report i not trueLieiiehau I Lieiiehau is a eity of ooiisiderahle importance II I portance Htunoil inland from Caul onmoio moio than two hundred miles To reach itfrom from Canton a journey of nearly threoweeks iI I weeks U mvosary up a tortuous rivei in atmall I tmall boat for a juirt of Ito way and theremainder IrOI11I1I1I1Ior remainder nouns eounlryDr Dr Chestnut was appointed as n foreignmedical I medical missionary in tSil She was abenton on furlough lat ypurand was it U supposed Ipoecl posed home in America She had chargeof of II womans hospital I Mrs Charles Marble is tho wife of DrMaehle Maehle another medical missionary Herchild iI I child in daughter KKie by nnniM Is amongtliose jI tliose t orllcllillod Mis I tin rhs KduarlMaohles I Maohles maiden namo was lila II WoodShe I She came from Philadelphia Dr Machlowas IIll I was born in Cincinnati Ohio in isvi andwas I was graduated from Wnoster LnlMrsityIJhio I Ohio and Uifaytto Medical College Ilulrulelphia I rulelphia Until were appointed foreigninisdnuarios I inisdnuarios ill htMl nnd iailed for China onSoiilemlior ISIttlIIltIr Soiilemlior Il of that yearTho Illin SIttlIIltIr John Itidgprs Pea lu was born I in Now Hloomflcld Pa SepUmbor 17 IMjl1I I He was graduated at Lafayette College andIriwotoii Iriwotoii Tlieoln ical Sominarv His wifeAas I Aas n Misi Cille pie of Port Deposit MdMr I Mr nnd Mrs Pnalo were among the newestippointres i iti pol mit yes of t lie board iI Ii I nr rry 3 rrrrianil i ianil iitrl m HIP VroaK Side of Central I ltrk SVcst IPIU OT HU llleKleWhilo i While speeding idong Central Pork Vestostnrriny ostnrriny afternoon Hie vein Policemantamos lamps F Ha pIty ran hoiid on Into a cnrtoiidrd I oiidrd with sand and was Hung thirty frethroih hroih thn air His uniform was tornud I I ud ho slightly injurodhiashoulder and leghe he wheel was ma shod into scrap ironThe The sand cart belonged ta tho Motrololitan lolitan Street Hallway Company aid wnsIrlven Irlven by Hocco Maraqard a twentyycnrId old Italian lad of 312 Ijist lOlth streetInggTlv InggTlv was going north behind n cnringe loge The cart was titling south on thnTong Tong nide of the ran arid was hidden frmnhe he cop by the carnage Just a I Ilnurerlvtartod I tartod hi 1itsn tile carriage tho nnil raitlullei lullei out to cross Ito Hliool dint t log tlmop I op in Ilo struck till IJliI nf the cart at nnnirln nirln nnd wn HUUK to tile ground s idewaysInggprty Inggprty picked himself up and arruMuJho ho driver In the Wo t Side Court apprmoMtllvo ti ne sum In t I ye of tho Ill h hVty Miid the comiTiy tty voull rs ilu o Hagtirv wheelImjiTratu ImjiTratu HII oil then e iKefiarged theirlsoier irlsoier with a rpprimii Tho railwayeprosentatlve Ioutd eprosentatlve intiinmed that his company would follow stiltz z YOTi foil JKllOMKSAYS Mil ItOOlIlo I Ito MM en a Thief letter Irom lip Netrptnry rptnry of State to Jiiilgp KiaiumrrEllhu Ellhu Hoot Secretary of State has wrlttc I to Judge Charles A Flnnimer a letter congratuluting Irlatulllting iIlIeO gratuluting him on bin withdrawal from the It race for District Attorney in favor of 1lsAttoniniy jrict Attorney Jeromo Hero in the letterV V DKIAIITMENT OK STATEWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oct 27 1033Mv Mv DeAn JutKii FLAMMPH I coiiRratuInto Into you U on your withdrawing from thrace race for the District Attornoyship It Wa public spirited and wise and shows theqUlllilil I hut lit Its which have muJe you such a gooJudgoand Judgoand Hitch a good citizenTho Tho selection of a District Attorney is notHO HO much a question of ono party againanother tIInother another ns It Is of all honest people agahnall all tho crooks and criminals of every kindJerome Jerome now seems to have a good chanc of elect Ion nnd his election would bogreat utreat great thing for Sew York He has vignand and tea neatness and enthusiasm in thcause cause of justice and hates a thief ancannot cannot be bushed up or put to sleep by nnInfluence Influence whatsoever Every mnn whcares cares about having a decent law IIhidlllltI I town ought to be for him I am uhvnymy my dear Judge faithfully yoursKtititi Ktititi HOOTJudgeCharles bilge Chtitrles A Flnmmor 1st 1 Broadwayit it i HYKHSO it IKS st n n ILYHell Hell Kmmn lootclnlr flan Is Immd llfilev lev In Ills OfllceMoNTCIAlH MoNTCIAlH X 1 Nov 1I101prt CHyroll Hyerson n well known real ottalo mandied died suddenly at his oftice here this afternoon noon Ho was apparently in xrfect healtl I thin morning Xo one wow with him wheihe he died and his denth wan not dUtoveroiuntil i until a customer entered his itll u P nut U otto cihltmt him lifeless in his ohulrMr I Mr ItyeiHon WUH foimerly a Xew Yorkhlokol broker and ti member of the fiti k Lelta change He lived In faldwell wheie hIhad had a country seat nnil did much for thodenlu1l11lnt development of the town He was for twyears years n member of the Caldwell HorouglCouncil Council and after he took up his rohidennhi in Montlair served for several years anCommissioner IIomIl1IH Commissioner of Appeals He wasns yearold old and leaves a widow a son and throtdaughters I daughtersn I IUUIW JI JU 1 v Tin mcnrl irrpn Vessels fir 01 Ill III lo FaeelliP Hlsorof of n Inlar WinterSAX SAX FRANCISCO Cnl Nov 1ElevenwhalIng whaling vessels almost the entire fleet whlclnailed nailed from this city have been cnuehlIn In tho Ice In the Arctic Thoy will not boIllble able to get out until next July or Augustnnd and in tho meantime their 440 men musifuco face starvation and the hardships of a winter ter in the northThin Thin news in conveyed in a telegranfrom from Capt Bodflsh of the steamer WilllanrDoylies Doylies who states that only his vesseand and the schooner Monterey were able Uencipo encipo Most of the vessels left here early lasispring spring nnd are not provisioned for a stay itthe the ArcticsriHKMK sriHKMK JUDGES W1L1 YOIIIraited raited to Hive Uio Necessary Wlricsseifor for a Charity Hcquest DocumentPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA Pa Xov IThe omission ShIll of the names of subscribing witnessesfrom from the will of Chief Justice Edward MPnxson Pnxson of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania vania who devised a Urge portion of hislanded landed property for the establishment ofun un agricultural school fur poor boys makesvoid void t lie provision for such nn institutionUnder I Under tho law nil wills containing charitable hilt LpqiiPhtH must contain the signaturesof of subscribing witnesses The omissionliowover liowover will not uffec the other provisions sions of tho willsior sior rr w VOMVI ronomic omic AIcuIn 1II Jul rl IS lIwhllrS 111I111111III In Mllll w ist Ull iini ntDAIKVIILK i ¼ 1fvl tIE Ind Xov IThis town washe he scene of wild disorder last night whenrchlu Archie Witt and the three Bomm brothersaimo ink I lie heie i isgu bed aa cowl sys and 110lded oedetl to shoot up the town in real WildVet Vet fashion They rode up and down inhe Itht IIInti tht street firing their pistols into the storesmil mil residences nnd ci ni Sill g the people intoellars ellars and gariuts to 1et out of ruige otullets ulletsIra Ira Neil who was 01 the street walkedoward oward the men who were shooting intohe he stores Witt rpcugnixed him andurnel urnel his revoUer 111011 him ono hum hot inking him in the aim and another in tholeoii leoiiTurning i Turning time pistol on John Tuttle whopi I pi eared nbout the same time Witt sent aiiillet jItll Itll I let into his shoulder and the four lOW iIIYH IIYH then rode out of the town pursuedy IIt It y a party of citizens who had armed tliemelves elves and were on the point of attackingtie I Ihu marauder when they rode awayVilt V itt is only 18 years old usual it Is thoughtlittt I11ut littt he supposed Nell was advancing torrest IUIIIt rrest him when he tired upon him Hens Ila ns placed under arrest at midnight midnow i i S now In jailAit I Ait iffvs innr IEII coriiiIllllnni Illllnni II llnlilwln anti Ills Wife Are Innre 1 nre l Hotunni lugs UroKcnWilliam Iand Baldwin oldnd William Henry 70 ypmv and his wife who is five years youngerero 1were were seriously injured by n trolley car inIroad tread street Xewark IIIt night The IIft a north bound car nt tho Jamas streettop I top at Washington Park and walked aroundhe t he rear of it in front of n south bound carBoth Both were knocked down and lolledtuler IIlIIdlr tuler the car Mrs Baldwin wIts badlyrushed rushed about tim shoulders and both of ihlr or legs wore broken Her husbandsicnd I icnd was cut and ho siintained some severeirnlso I irnlso Mr Baldwin for many years hasipon ILo loon a member of the firm of Phineas JonesCo r Co wheel makertiOIlt inn II FACTORY lllRKnIrompn Irompn lEave Hard light on Top FloorItl oItpnr it ear DullilliiK on John StrrrtTwo Two alarms woro sent in for a fire on theop It t op floor of the RU tory brick building Intie Ihe tie rear of 17 to 23 John street list nighthe IThe The fire was discovered by the night watchinn inn George MorlU It watt a hard one toght Ifllthl gilt no the water tower could not bo broughtito Into pinyThe The front building in Poparated from thopar par one by n court yard nnd tho firomonad hUll to drug the hose and ladders throughsix II six foot alloy at 17 John street Thontirt I nti rut top loft t CCII iIrd by Herrinz V Coinnnfactirers innnfactirers of fountain and gold pensns ns burned out The damage Is estimated lit IISWK I it mints TO iiiiCAtllN I llN HtlVlM SlUCIVIr r iive Vc York At rM I M arrlVrCLniraeo5i 8 i 5i A XI nn Chtrnito 745 1 M nrtlvrs wnrk omit Mr A M xln lrnrnlanU lUllrnaclaulpnivnt SWrqulllm I aulpnivnt Special tcaturcs 1oclcballauur duitss ss ro UbcU Aili r ALL IS MCLEtLANTammany Tammany Turns Out a Stalwart 5 wart Night ParadeFOURYEARS FOURYEARS MORE THE CRYAs i As the Mayor Bareheaded in theCold Cold Reviews the Line iIIItil HIM Fire anil SH mtillKilt lliKSlrcpl lairtetlitftStreet I Street llrllllnn Some of llir DMrlotlenlirn rlendtrs I lenlirn ntiie I I nrsetmalc fill 11I lall1Ihrl Chrltiy Siillhanllltle TimIn a titsllii In lront of Hnnurri Inseylbrd IlownlliMrit fill lliMrit lind Anareilatuue tII II t tlIit n uue In Il CarrhiKi lleCtelName jlilllit IIIIIS Name In ClrrlrleCol 111118Col Col McClellan reviewed a f reat paradoof of Democrats lust night Ilo stood lIlt hIIii bared head in front of Tammany Hall nndsaw saw between ITlliKl and OCXX of the Tammany many ttalwnits go by whooping it up tutstrong strong an his heait could delreIt It was not ix parade of all tie TammanyftreiiKth ftreiiKth for I ho only dust mict is invited toturn turn out sere those south of Fourteenthhi hi reel tutu the Fichteeiitli and Twentiethdistrict district but it WIiS loud enough nnd longenough enough to keep the Mayor smiling the smilothnt thnt would riot conn olTMore More than hat it was a thorough7McClellati McClellati dcmoiiM ration Xo Umnor Inall all the throng parrliil the miineof nay cit Itt r I mini on lie city or county ticket Therawere were cheers for no one but McClollunexcept except when the braes of some districtfound found that they had lint pover to Hpareand iia and added n yell for their particular lenderPiaetically Jiuaeticnihy Piaetically it was all McClellnn Everyhat Iiint hat came oft1 UK Its wearer nssed th Mayorsstand stand a if in appieciation of his own courtesy tI tesy in standing uncovered nnd 0 X posed IIt to the cod damp windTamnumy Itamnmmmuumy Tamnumy Hall seemed far in the background ground Its louder Charles F Murphywas was not in high1 to the paraders Thonawho 1Slll who expected that ho might head thomarchers ftitnrcliers marchers from his own district thoEighteenth Eighteenth were disappointed He sawpart 4part part of the parade from n window of thehall hall and then went hank to his workAnother 1tnothler Another remarkable feature of the nightwan wan the patience shown by the pnradersThey They started massing before 8 oclock andtho 7tlto tho district in tho neighborhood of venues LA A and H at Fourteenth Btr et was congested M jgested gested before 830 oclock And there theystood fItOOl stood In the cold until nearly 030 oclockwaiting waiting for time signal announcing tjitvt theMayor J4Mayor Mayor had returned from hjsing speochmaic ilng ing and was ready to seo tho fwfTho The marchers enthusiasm was notdampened dampened n whit Nor watt tho crowdsFourteenth Fourteenth street from Avenue B to Fifthavenue avenue was jammed from the building linoto to far outhido thai curb TIme street wait litup up not only from hut store windows butby by countless torches of red fire Searchlights lights swung and duizzled Kvory windowwas was full of people and Ito crowd was sodense dense on the sidewalks that it was impossih sihtk to enter tim saloons and TomSharkevs Sharkevs moans could be heard afarAt At last the Mayor cit imio hurried to hiistand stand and doffed his hat as the grandmanlinl Aiotarslttil manlinl Mike lialpn cantered by on ngallant igallatit gallant steed Of course tho first bandplayed jIIi8YeiI played Tammany Every band in thoparade parade played it at some singe of tho gamebut u but now and then Col McClellan was sparedits its entrancing htrnlns Iiirist First came lie henchmen of MngUtratoDan Dan Hun nnd they were lie lower of thoPottery Pottery district There were dozen1 withsilk silk hats and chrysanthemums and hundreds dreds with doll tics and McClellan buttonsbut but ail with voices Battery Dan himself self was there and Dr OSullivan and theyled IluiI led the cry of Four ycnm more FinnsItalianAmerican iltuliamtAmllelbtan ItalianAmerican Democratic Associationmade made n fine showingIho Iho Kiphth Assembly district was nextwith with ChrUty Sullivan in front outride arancing rancing horse Xo hors1 for FlorrieHe flie He walked Ho did countless other SulliIans Ians some in high tints They yelled thoSullivan Sullivan war cryTho hue watchers cheered nnd tim Mayorearned earned a special bram when the forcesif Irif if City Churn Prain Patrick Keennn passedlim lim with Billy Hanna in front and the a god IeaiIrr eader of the Seventh district riding in ajnrriase jnrriase Another outburst caino whenfoiu Ft tot Foley led his 1and of political heroeseneatli iemiuiath eneatli the candidate1 eye Senator HearIon Ion Alderman Ktnpteton antI all the rest ofho ho boys of the Second district were thereivil ivil Justice Hoyer led the second battalionommisioner C Omui Ill 1sItimi or On Ii lay of tho Departmentf f Water his and Electricity wan in frontif if the Frill rt 01 1 ii district marchers forIPS stos IPS the leader there Opt Dennis Mearthy art hiv of the Sixtyninth I legi uteri t andither It her mountp l men scorn conspicuous inho IIto ho ranks The Orinoco bnsnball teamurned trued out with uniforms and Imtn in thisIhision Ihision IImdhtis Julius Harburger and Civil JtiMice Roeschere euro at the head of the Tenth district crowdIVirough IVirough Provident Ahoarn and John Cile tdcehtaii ile han afoot guided the men from thnmirth mirth Their liiind played Tammanyoo aou oo tiCity ooCity Clerk Joo Scully Senator Foloynd nd Aldeniian Dovlin walked in front ofho ho paraders from the Twefth districtts ts a silk hat district to judge by the showig ig J ho music played Therell bo a hotimo imo and an automobile full of houter tuntlo nndo a noiso thnt rippled the Mayorslair lair tAnd lairAnd And then tho Sixt Of course Collike like Paddcn military secretary to Biglm Cim was on horboback at time head of ittig tig Tim wasnt vuiblo but Little Tim washere I here in all tho glory of its tile and with himBalked i Balked Senator Fitzgerald and Larry MulIgan Igan and many many moro SullivanaImost Imost as many an tIme Eighth had turnedut ut All Uttlo TimV Italian frIends weren n line carrying transparencies which roodDown Down with Honrst nnd AnarchyThe Ihlmt The Third uistrict produced ito handompst 1omest ompst float for tho j aradc McClolltm amo appenrol in electric lights Johnoonor oonor who eats thirty quail every thirtynlnutes nlnutes rat on the front seat LeaderA A VOTE FOIt IVIJfSvote uis 1I I vote for Heant did a vote for Ilearit mrtniate arote ate lor in apostle of anarcbytfI I Il l

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1t t ¼ ii I I I f i THE StfN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21905 a c Sift JItYdor who Iiut M Cat fill Doonlotri od Ihoy bud Iota of Inllllort nndnHpnrOneJell t fllflNparoncjes1cCIilIi I McClolbm has mndo goodDOCCIM 1 J ecds not promisessafety l IIo 8euurlty safety Hnnltylinn 1 nhMcJolilln linn given ds mdniclpnl wnert nip in iu i ropnr sotmoAtcCJoUati1 AtcCJoUati1 Riven us u Pftii hfnlt1we rI e I TOo wore some of tho mottoM thntj j IOttOI tlm Ilnn Tim Thirds blind plned 1 Tho Htnr KpmiKted llnnmir hit folllcOIJlelnt couldnt stand up iiny more than thoy hodbe bee i MnndlnJon Jon PendnrkM who Buccecdecl llnrniMnrlin I Mnrlin ni lender fh Fifth led u lotullk ofnk ullk linlteix nnd u nliit It of other WeHldo tHiio Hide DemocratsA I bunch of YOUTH from til Nnw YoiLaw Law School stopped I ho pnrado IOMK nnlghto to give I IIil11 barrelled yell fort hnIii luYIJIn Pat KiMliuun Sovouth district mIll wotho thn real sight of tho night Severn elmnor or them wore wlilt HJuiIios and Iurridhnlherd hnlberds Thw crowd Mirely wis for thuiTheir Their hand played My Irish MollyYounfc Younfc Sew York for Xow York YouiMayor Mayor vtttr Iht rnolto 01 tho hall fl ortho ofIho tho Young Man McXlallnii Liaguo Ibind I bind vfeJch ivalktd Frank Goodwin and lhotntlhful fntthfuf from tho NinthSecond Second Jait In the parade were IEighteenth hnIIjht Eighteenth 1intriil marchers one of thohiR liiggnst tN ti IH fll I del vns Mot at ilhenr head Tim bind playod Auld 1ann SIIo a it ram lIp bo streetinslioi inslioi I ga housi roll ittitI railyelled I yelled tint 1111 from 1111 Murphys ditrict trict jiihi tkI iolljn boys Mnny baxImll 1Itl bail in lineLast Itl team vere il llll Last wore tlm followers of the I hlrllrph Murphy T01 who j jiit 011 of I 11wdhl but who WIB ahl In i He in tho limwnH IfOllhC fOllhC mO ItitlilMasUe of all the sectionnnd und thn din of F 011 IOIK four years nioncould could hnxi been heard to iwcalythir1Irlt streetTliRt TliRt WHS all bill it seemd tunli ify IIman man cm K lewInterruption Interruption by Hearst followers weiInfrequent Infrequent perhaps for obvious reiKonAfter After thn imrido Mayor MeClellan wnlkNIto to the mibwny station at Fourteenth strepand and nlwut f mini followed hll TheplOrH pffortH oi four JoI ire wore not ennuito v to stern III rush when tin1 lit IttittitvantpI wanted to folow thn Mayor into the Iminni nil nt once Thny cheeml on tlv platfnnnnd Mad in the civ and when he left tho Imilnt nt Astor pIn they formed a vohmtnrnscort icor nscort most ot the way to hie 1iou o in 11 1SPfIUT Iin t ington Squarrv SIKKCIIVS ixsiin 71 1111Ir I Mr CorUran lleicrlliis Mr lleaiM inIprll a i1lrl I Ogltorne CrlttrNei toroiiirAYhile Iprll lllrll rlI 111011Whie Ithe I While Mayor McClollan wm revipwiiijthe Whie the outside at out Lfiiio people In Tainmany many Hal were lUteniiiR to Mcechos hiWlliam t Wlliam Hepburn JiiiFeell HourUc Iotkrai Iand and Jamrrt W OhbonieBourke I Bourke Iockran couJlnPd luniull chiefly 1 J totho diffectlcjii of UK life oliaratter aiupolicy I policy of William It Hearxt wbom niI I led tho apowtlo of anarchy and worvaMr I I I Mr Osbonio acUed Did Jerome makegood I good And thon he hoarsely answerechimself I himself VolJohn John C Sheehan presided and lot iodtiecIJ S a the first fijiuaker Wll lum Hopbtim UiiSsell sell Mr IlURRoll aid that the contosiwas was not het pen democruoy and anarchybut but tweon democracy and ignoranceI Iw I w Xo boK w he taid wiw everthe luurellI yTi the city or State who did not reurerni I F the popular Kentiinentof the partyof whiclhe Ie 1 e wimtlie Iriiler Applaufcel WhenanbosHseekB I bosHseekB 1 bo anything inoTet a prenentative nentative of the rat body of tht partyfor for which he Mpoaks ho couer to ho til boss of that party Xobowtcan Ie hoofthe the Democrat Ic party of the city of XewYork York unlenH the Deinocrntie purtv wantshim him to be its leader I Appuuso I I hat Irthor rather hae a boss with the practical supacity IIt rthor I t ity of Char Murphy lapphnisol thal aboss ihOS It h hit r wnupandering I boss who through newPpax WIpdrl to the Mocialintic elemunts whilehe Ihe pandering he is a muUimtLlonnlruMr Mr Sbeehan next introduced DourkcCockran Cockran who wa Kreeted with prolongedapplaune applaune I SIEKCIl OK HOLIIKK LOCKKANMr Mr rock ran recallud the Henry ieorserampuln rampuln and eaid tliat had Mr Hoo vethuccoeded huccoeded in defeating Mr Hewitt in t hit Iveal defeatMayor IIayor to year as Mr Ivins Ui trying now year al would havehon I Mayor McClollan it wouh probably luhen t hen the end of his political CIr Huwent I went onWhat c What wo illd in 11 we lr domt nowT I ip are ankinc the H nile nf I hiHllllilriluml irltliotn roxit il II party wihll iciranl inpaat iluml rye rllers withoul regard II tln cUI jlfcrenres which will be lni vltahp in the Iutnre tnre 11 rriiieinbor that ill i iin involvedIn IIn In huM cuuimliii too M mil uliich pnrushall shall administer I Diinurratn ii1tl1Itflibut but wliether Deniurriitie Hiinlnns iliiinnlve ell shall survive I lie 001 open uiil yuiralHHiaull HHiaull ever iniicli1 upon chm in Hie lil inryof or this repulilliTIP TIP Dlittiirni mi which iln i kunlifii i lidlull I lIlt as i i mtillUilile i lullMr Ithe the Souinllsts are entirely rhttut u iepnciitinitliK tliK faiiiliUaiv that stnnclR upon u 1 ln y illare lare tlint It i ic hoitile to s riidi in m tIto itoilemocraty toilemocraty I atrne with them i tel hillyI I typltleH tiot tutu t but anurchv luu lsllrntSOt Socialism prrsenf 4 I form II piilitlcal oruaniratlon ratlon which k vonolitent with nine fiirniiiof or cllll Kl 40 tent ii III t Amirehv is host itto to nil orders and all jrovernnient I tpphinselThe ni The Socinllst i merely inistallen m lxKynupstloiiH nupstloiiH t tie iiprUhtniMi i r lux mtentlnnsThe The aiiHrchlci enpiiclnlly u per in who almsnt nt anarchy 101 pflrsonil erploitatlon is thomoit Inlolt moit daniteriiiis member of noclety wil whom thern can hi no compronuw nml forvhom vhom Ihpr ran be no tolerationtdo II I do not bcllove that it In iiecensary to discuss cuss any mann personal deedB in this IMIIUpalgn palgn and boHlil et a coin tntintt y a tile hwonid would not tolerati 11l rpcsIt tul t iota I Mr Warrens Profepslnn on a theatricaliitago hardly bit expected to tolerntoan iitago would hnrlh JCI tl lolrllRn an account of Mr Hoards performanceson on a political platform Daughter applaiusund and cheers Hut my friend the furcewhich which we RIO battling are n rnmhiaatliuiof of all that In dchnHcd nnd all that U deludedIn i In this community We munt rcalire thatwith with the debased we have no part oreonrcrnThe The bent tlcini that they can do for imIH IH to OppOI ug for the deluded no liavcevery every charity We know that they tire inlyled er their gensltivencpa to condition whichwe we all deplore and by promisor II remedythem them which are impossible of performancenndlvrhluh nndlvrhluh their maker have no Intention ofredeeming nndwbch redeeming Tonight Mr Hearsts candidacyreprceenta reprceenta every bane appeal to passion thatwe pr we have observed during the laM nine yearnevery every Incltmnt to murder every encoiiraxemt mt nt to riot every disposition to array tlannaculnst aculnst claus nvrrr BHiuiult upon propertyand and every insinuation aKidnni virtue Allth ever whleh have raised himtonight the forces hiI rlt there air fOJcK tonight to the position which he occupiesIt It II with these we must reckonThe The danger In Mr Hearsts election In notIn enforce his anarchistic to In hlspynrdiepORltion II lnfor1 allrehltc tic notions or to abandon thll but the efteutupon nolon8 upon the public conscience of nuch a catastrophe trophe as the election of a man wlins 11 ucant toph whoso whole publiccareer cant en be discussed o whnl IllhlClneI baMiu whoeubodlpi haw been applied to career ha blll aPIIIId II eubodlpi PTcnthlnit which the communitydisapproves disapproves to the chief masintracy of theirrrMe dleapprve city In nil hri tenduiiiHis t Clrioln irrrMe fCJ mDKt Clt II I INltnt Hhich he mahtdo His not 1 repeat anythlm hlcl 11111do do hlmwlf after he Is elected that I ihoiddconsider consider formidable It IK the fact dint lasflection flection Iteclf would bo such a pronouncementin in favor of anarchy and rio that the veryfoundation t foundation of society would bo hhatterednnrf and the whole fabric of wiclal order reducedto thotightest That 1 dont apprehend In to ruin nJIrhlnd tf lrn degree if a llstlttCt dUtincuinhrd itd brUMant t tnibllcUst of pure uid ottt r f rc iBiG1U VB01 R BILLINGS jJtwelVd I Jeweled Cod NoveltiesDIAMONDS tDIAMONDS IAND Ut DIAMONDS PRPCOUS STONES uAND 1 AND PEARLS MIMCOUR5 I IMCOUR5 AVK3tS IESTA I E aTABLI SHIi 1840B II R I BB B Ulie mlife life nhoiip patriotism no man luc liorhumanity m ln humanity wan 01 broad an thin olrlhrlf I I tel f oil Idttt Induce the people of t lit c l I of New York to support a programme ori i Michdlrtllu tenclenrlee 1 dont bolleve thatm A m nn Ifll IK without character or rcupeot CAnIlnrw Irufiieii the people of Ihlo eommunltyvlllliiKly 10I I vlllliiKly hiipport a programme or nnarchdioorder dioorder lint tel ruinMr Mr Oocknin wont on to nay that oxpttrieiieo porloneo in other Itinds had shown thatIcer never in the world had any public utilimanaged managed by municipal or State nuthoriideveloped developed any kind of Improvement ondthat that i would ho folly for UH to abandutho tho policy that had given UK Imnrovementhat I that the world nendH here to Kttidy I mtsI I can bo chenpened ns Mr Hearst allefzoIt It ii thl duty of the Government to see IhattlY hey are Ilieaponed but it would hI fllyI tlY I to discard the methods which have madcheapnecN I cheapnecN po rihle Ho closed with anaPI apKal for thn reelection of ol MoClellnus II us a Mayor of proved efficiency of whoadminiNtration I ulrtil lust rtttio n there had been no legltlmolt II I cr1 I kist iiSOMI I SOMH TIUS03 MP OKIIOIST SAI1 It1 Ittirttiter After this Jamex W Osbornn tall II II I part titer wao I limp in my lite when I tielliI I I eaii sav wiilinil MIC 1 slid eontrurlicliolI I mild he h onrcl lor IIUI blockx nndlil I Ilid nnl lieliiVc there is aiiythlliK III fitIt I It rtut that emild dp troy my voice butI fin I had tonsillitis ciiiied by outdoor snetultitt I I in r him I11 rerurrlnc every year sineiliit iliit I iIH llnwiiver recardlejsof runnilliliI i 111111 thai I mil bMitile t ntipcai at uvrItijtItiIot II11 yppch making and tif on eerv platfuriwhen I i when I 111 Invited to witeal durine lh eisiiinif I siiinif dnys of this fiiinpaixii pplmiMciNcnv i Ncnv I hiuii 1 mini lunmni aicniiist II I For District ltornev nf this county II I 11 t hr thinks he JH riiiuiinu I think II i i I landlni still However Hint may be I nr that he 14 tin only Inmost capable a 11 I cllUieiit public servant that I Ito rmitity itNin f Xew Vnrli mer hal I biHive thut the warI I I II Mini out uhethcr it man ii I ennipciteimini II mini or not is 1 loin his promise nil compan I pan thorn wil hi performaiuesVow 1011 Vow I quote lilenilly I rout the n pipruheli uheli lire HUM iI lion mimic tins hotiorublieiitleniHii ieiitleniHii I menu VIlIin tit Tniviix Jeronn Ilie nn liU niiteileitniii promise 1irslie lie aid that threelililiH cii iiemrd t1otqtIiltutuls iltutuls tire thieves nnd thut If eloeled lie vouinit tout tli m behind iirisoi bursIliis Iliis any one of itt ultntI rokirs fripiulieiii 11 put liehiiid prKMi liars Man he madKocnlV I KocnlV Hriei oi 11 He aid that curtailSupreme Supreme Court Indues weio puppetn ol Tarniiiativ iiiativ Hull mid fll us to the Mctropolltiiistreet jSt street Itailway Otitiipany If elected he woldillutt 1rI1 illutt their rail no mutter where ill11 111 le followel tity Illi into the ofllce of tinMetropolitan Metropolitan Street Hallway Compnnvy Hiins ins hi 1 I chuiicf It w an put Up II himHid Hid he ui t ufter Devery No Hut Inmis Wl rush irnn eunvlMid DeeryH malOInnlll I Vhido you suppi1 lievery is nut for nowoi Fol William Traxeis Jerome aaltlif Iii inttiv I iv QslionieMr itr Mr Osborno repeated his remarks abouthe I he Darlington Slonum and New York Conral ral cases and went on to nay of Mr Jermo i molltheie lltheie it nny li hue mi earth he Is stiontroit it i s tin iuuh I I ii C hot h H rso tally and oniclalhiVhiit iVhiit pleaies him better than anything elis I s to Lit out his hntelml hrifflde and brealiitu iitu MimebodyM plaie in prove they 11 I rnilty of milling ow there are IIM caseit or tlal How miuiv conviulionrty Noncihsolulcly ihsolulcly none Vtt ti nil hit raids lie alnoiiicly iiicly didnt ifei n pintle convictionThe Tie Cantleld HIM somebody is uoimr III ay Canllelil Ilirnishid the evidiiice nrull 1hllllf linirtlf mid plrnded cildty What do 11 hinkol that And l rome had I olul itt lCislattire I lattire Talifleld lias oflered II plead uulltylothlntr tot Iiinic III milt 110 bin II suttl him to 111 1lhl I von taken l lea of jmiliyiniilly iniilly m ureter tlint t antleld inltrhc preventh I I tutu riatttittc of lilituls nt his mid II c hiinslniuiil slniuiil of iiicli people as I need not uanni hr he went down ii nil pleaded Kiillty uitdrlu irnsi d llm Ividelife UMlnM hiniMltIhn Ihn only other speaker was ihomasJrndy rOrndy 1 Jrndy who waM very briufMr Mr CMwrno made tuxerul Hpeechesjst lat night At t 1 Eat Sevontythlrctreot Ireot he wild that Mr Jerome reminded him of tho try of tho Irishman who ensted sted A 1 the regiment passed in reviewats Potl wife exclaimed And mire Iat washo thl only one in the whole regiment who vtuqn in step That1 t Jerome said Mr OsIlIPtIGV icirre 1IX rtwi irfv si MiitKnallirr allirr U tt llldnt Know I Ililnre ldprmil mil n Chr tin1 Siillhutu n JarMax I Max Ievini m the youthful candidate forIdfnnan Idfnnan in dn Ato on the Tammanyirkct irkct is conductiriB an active campaignnd nd has levived feme of 111 methods poptlirizod irizod by the lute Tim Campbell WithIm III consent of tln HOI Klorrio Sullivanoung oung Max who Ifonbeen secretary to theIon younr HOI Florrie for two yeas started a IIOUMIhou j 10 house canvasrt Ho started in by kissingabieR abieR and tho younger children and toldIB lhe parents what he would do for themhen hen he was electedLevtie Levtie is good looking and a promisingnung nung lawyer and in Home instances he wasinred I used without his consent by persons outf of thl baby clits For the first two days hisipsing klslnj campaign tout been a great sucCessne One thing jarred it however and that willosflihly osflihly rauso its premature terminationnet Jlst before the Klorrie Sullivan tlelecatioatho to lie bin parade started off to Tammanylull Hul lat nipht a howhioknrcd man ntshecl 110 the Tammany Hall headquarters iarand rand streetHa i Orne ha he shouted dot is der man vati iesed mine daughter Ach nueh a shamopeautifulgirl A peautifulgirlThen Then heigrabljed Line with a death grip I and the excitement that followed delatlllho lho start of the paradeHow How old is the girl asked Florrift of theithor Ifathnr ithorCbuRt CbuRt 0 years he repliedWhy I Why dont you know that is the nextIderman Iderman who in going to be friends of3ii oil all asked FlorrieAn I YOI Aldermans an Aldermanx said thean mUl In Hurprise Vy dnt iss a greadtjnor honol He can kiss all my children Iito ito for himLevino Levino sold the scare was too Inch Heouldnt ouldnt do any more campaign kissingThen Then the parade started with the Honliristie bristle Sttllivun in front on horsebackwas I I was said just before the start that theirw I ore was Uye the famous racehorse whoice oncl ran a raceins I I ins main TO iiKir iirsn tiiinrt iinrt S a t She May tlmslUr Him Hhcnlie lie Comes Home UritnkOkla OITIII Okla Nov 1 Judge Oldnith I nith today hentenced John Gay to theick 1 rock pie for disturbing tho peace and dlfissed issed from custody Gays wife who 11 i rested on a warrant sworn out by herjsbnnd hubllc charging her with assaultingin himThe evidenco showed that inv cameiino iino intoxicated and Judge lcUmith bel1 that n wifo had a right to beat herisband isband when he came homo in such nindition inditionTO TO ctnc A COLD IN ONE DATke I Take IAXATIVI IIKOUO Quinine Ttblrii Drurit CII rtfuhd SueDe I It lath to cut EHoVE WtIO I HoVE ilrnnur U OB itcte bq i ie xtfi 1 J n VOTEASYODTHIHRSAYSMAY4v 4v I rii MK nn orWf mHI I j ln BY Hhln thin tuk s eIli i Island IlrldKP lo Opm mi rtrsct UIIratt tract Tlnip 1rrforainncn fur Ironllpaiitlfnl 1lrlutrllnf llpaiitlfnl lime HooU on UatcrSiip BMld Didnt irt Around 11 rlleleCorl Ilefore reviewing the Tammany pomdoJa lust night Mayor Mcriellan made IwoHpechel nlpht Hpoeches Tho fIrst wan at HelmetsIark Park Long Inland City whore tho llIyorI I arrived before H oclock Tho hull fUHI filled except for twtmty rows of seatsfront Infront I front which hud been reserved by liorotiIresideut hPresidlll Iresideut Cassidy for thn use of 111111nd and his friend The Mayor hurried into tilhal hall and went on the stage before nnrolRol Rot ready to Introduce hliiu Hu didnt wnltI I hate tutolk 10 thesnomply front 011ho ho nii I wish you would tIrI 11 They aro reserved said sonm oneThoy Thoy CIt be riworedsaid lit llyorwhil while 1 Democrat is talking to DemocratTho Tho crowd standing in tin1 fur cheerarid CaIII eats TheMayortld arid rushed into the Oassidy Htl Mayor wild in rartI I was waited on the olhr day hya dlhIalion gallon of gentlemen from this hOIolhwho who wanted to know why t 1f laekwell1land Island BridgE was not eOIIHt1 Tolakl make doubly sure I tot a 1lol 11011 thuridro Uridfo CommistiioniM on I hal suhjiand and I find from 1111 re ort that themno I no question that BlukwellV Wind Ilidrewil ito leted ntruct time andlie Vh will 10 cOIIpt11 on 11 Irel til I lie opened to the peopl of Oueens lomiiiby hhr by the 1st of Sepicinier W7I I havo bweii accused of taking a groltdlol deal of credit for doitii things tlint 110hilatd hltliited liy I ireviom adininistiMtifI I hac born accused of stealing the tllundof of my dlstlngiiishel u l cesor NoI wI I do not walt to do nnytiiii of the kinI I appreciate the fact that llm lat a lllltlllo1 ltlllo1 did n great niuiy ioocl thini forIlu the city of New York Hut I nUoappreeiath th fact that the lat iuliititilt tat liii wmore Imono more prodigal in I romii1 than in pefoimnnce foimnnce Ihey tnrlt a great 111rIhlljI things and left Ilel all in 111 air M lhulwhen lorilprlent8 when I call into power I found plans improvements for Ihl live borough hur I teen Ijegtin but nothing hnd been brougto ht 10 the old rock bottom of completioind ind I liave tried to do llll Take tho question of water slpplyTho The last ndiuiliihtratioli began the solutuof of that problem When I all into ollicI I imiuired about it I nsked what hldhn been done I was handed a ery I 101 fully bound book covered with blue leolhrnHI and gold lettering on t Ito outside and thatwllRllh was nil the I ow ii dllil rat ion had doneNow row Now a Ixauliful Muo book is good I far as it goo hit when the city of NeVork WYor Vork and rarticularly Ihl Horou hiQtloeuuu 0QUII Queens i u confronted with a water firniri a blue bonk wont iUench thirst 111bpenellp pending u itrenuou wintcr with t Ito IIIlhlCnl pill liran lA isliituiv I managed to jetbill ahi bill parsed pennittim me to appointonimission acorriolol onimission on nter Supply atut I alpolotlc poI nted u nonpartisan commission andleliovo Iholon leliovo t hat commission has done 1lllleliN ervice for the people of Xew York i rl my other eoinmtsniou has dOIl Tinommissioti ommissioti handed in its report and lhe Vork of ttupnlying the live boroughs anllIspecill specially the Uorough of Queens has Iwelwel veil start ed and It is nol up to t Ito Hopullean lean Stato Commission to complete i I has been suggested in one of I hI Brooklyn papers that if 1 knew what I witalking talking about I would have discovered Ihefo fact that thnro is water right under mett ett I dont want to tnko t sin with anlewspaper 1pIJlr11 doesnt pay but as I mitt t ICit oC fact that proposition in now bem iiitest test tgat od and while I have nut I he ili lhtt tt doubt that tho newspaper wio 1 uUmn in goO faith the Vator Comtnissinnvorkitig isork vorkitig on thn lines suggested by Ihlt iewi paper and wo hope to get I report 01that hat question before many weeks are overNow Now I have como here to ask you toiisidur oiisidur the iwios of thi cam aigti m alnllrol ntirely impartial cilm P irit I do norant rant an man in tilt city of New York 10iolnt iolate his con lielco in voting for me utor for the ticket which I havo the honor InhOld hOld I If not want any man who lelieveoncstly oncstly and eontuier tolh that conditioni II this city cui be improved muer anotlmnan nan to vote for me I would lIt a l it orhll hll because I bnlieve I mans vote sbest Iqucslifn best ion to bo decided between bis do la11hll hll lf hut if you people of New York bclelfIhll hat my administration las done jlt hon 10 do Its duty If you lielievo that we haviamestly amestly and conscientiously nod to iiview ew Yrktiil of its Ive 1llohO1 ccent and an honest and a dean iiclminUriitiotr I riitiotr tlcti I ask yon to follow thu dictate or your conscience I ak you with LIIhe thl earnestness that is in me to give II 111ame ame suItnrtt dent I have tried to give yous A s the Muvor left the hal on lilt way midI 10 Manhattan he met the Cassidy partyW 3C strong which was just coming to hlal I im imCol Col McrlellnnV speech in Hoheniiim Hall I m Fast Seventythird street was an appea j lie voters to Judge him by his recordleiaid Ho fid I am not going to Ilk a speech to youecnuso ecnuso I have other meetings to go tohave I 1 have only como hell to say I few wordhave 1 have come here frankly as Iran to manj I to ask you for your support I have connere hero to ask you for your votes for the tickeif of which I have tho honor to IHJ the hell And I ask for your votes and for your suport I pOlt not on promises that know I cnnnolilfill ilfill I do not promise what I know Iannot cannot carry out I have como here 10ask ask you to judge me on my record duringle the last two years Great applause aniliicering i iiceringNow I Now I have been charged with heitlgrighteneti ightencd because I hay appealed to ppcvIP I plo of all parties Gentlemen cor simc ItLvo hlo been Mayor of New York I have apalod alod to people of all parties for theiiipport support and I am proud to say that peopleall I oC all parties have given mo their supportvpplnuse vpplnuse i And HO hi thiH campaign when the itsueoe ris above tho mere question of which partymil I mil be in power when tho issues rise aboveictionalismand I ictlonallsna and partisanship I ask the menNew I of New York to for this year at wt forgetctiomtlism ctiomtlism and partisanship I ask 11 I 10 romomlwr only that they nro citizens oflit thlo Imperial city and that her pood namend I Ind her fair fame f nt stake and if theylievfi lievfi that I can servo the city well then hell them to obey Ito dictate of their conlances lances mid to vote the Democratic t IckelOrat and cheeringS Ireat applause cwtring1i i Rl Iutm IOI j IIh1llie lie lid Adolph SplrKd rltch IllmSaloci loci a Lnlior Union OrilcrrThe The Hov Adolph Spiogul rabbi of thoinplo inplo ttt Oinim and preddenl of theistrinn istrinn Hebrew OinrltieV Association luesritten ritten to Mr Jerome NivingI writn with you mine and heart WcICII than need us I shalldeavor ICII you morlhnn you 1etu hnl en deavor to impress upon my piniplo thunsslng nsslng of having M impartial u gentle I in in HO lmHirtnnt an olllcoJeorgH JeorgH W Ierkins international pro isnt I nttof tho CigarmakerH1 1nion haw thanked M i Jerome for his effort In putting I stopthe the of counterfeit union labels I t UHO coulterfoit labl E rD 1 RoyalBaking BakingPowder Powderis is the greatest ofmoderntime moderntime helpsto cookingTHE to perfect cook II THE WOMEN MEAN IT YOU SE1D WLYD Till URN SHALL IIEurUl1 I Tirir rirnr irtvrlttrrnture EIWJIErRllr lttrrnture Tarried Around In 1110110115101lfI Iollpp interference Defied Itineemu emu for lerome Matpliem CIui hld to HatiK Ip Jerome IlaearcThen Then were 4000 women in the field atj 7 oclock last night working in the dist rlbtt lion of Jerome literature and completlt arrangements for rallies und speakersSmiill Small delegations of Jerome womenbest inhih best bib and tucker visited all the promineclibs clibs nnd obtained permission to 1It1IIUIIII Jeiomo placards Twentyfive hand ol1lo1IId carls of appeal were placed In tho mot I Lclisivn clubs atul higliir class hotelasking I asking own rs ol automobiles to turn themIII in for usy on flection clay These tIIltIIilll will be used to carry luncheons to the voluit t vr watchers ut the poles The lunchociommitt ittlnn it tee promises a menu which will rival Delmonicos There will be nothinstronger stronger than beer to drink but all klndllof ol dainties known to womankind will beproido ptovideJ In addition to the liomenuxpies i pies mid thing the Hotel Astor SherryDilmonloos I Dilmonloos and a number of smaller cats HI I will contribute to the feastlivi livi thousand eopie of the pamphliWhy I Why tho Women of Now York are Back ofi i William Tivuers Jerome wore placel inth the seats in Carnegie Hall Inst night nn1I I 2IJttI other bulletins of Mr Jerome olkWIt WIt distributed by the womenSiiiieof Siiiieof tho agLMits of the Municipal Owner sh p leaguoweroat Broadway and Sixteenstrcot strcot yesteruay at 1 oclock when a crowof of men and liovx gathered to tear down tlanarchist anarchist flag Tho mob watt H its hlgheiheat heat of excitement when Miss Eunice Urciner ner flood up on a packing caso llIlllollfdout out Well what aro you going to do forJITome JeromeSome Some one in tilt crowd yelled Thrccheers cheers for Jerome and the women joinein i in the cheering that followed F Ire hurilred ilred Jerome buttons were distributethere thereMiss Miss Frances M Keller and Miss HeleArthur Arthur made a tour of the Ktmt Side InI I Mrs Matirke U ebs car yesterday afteinoon noon and again lust milit and ditrihlltrdI I 30000 I ie cs of camvaian llteraluro anlCOU lCOU t ictures of Mr Jerome Six I righlittle I little newsboys aided in the distributorand and called out to the I as ers by in iermatrnKli I rnKli h and Italian to follow the Jeromcet cet a horso A prutiion of seversliiuidrud liiuidrud men women nnd children felin in line and did their I art in handing out tltiItitlhotitus bulletins and pamphlets The auto v isit 1 evcrv ollticai bradcUarters from Twentythird i third street to Chamber street on theblsl last Side ami whero the headnunrtnn I were in some Million or drinking place tinwomen i women iisUiil s hOC men standing arounclo lo hch themLittle Little Hungaiy was visited at me nualtI hour and Miss Arthur made a short appealor Ifor for Mr Jerome to the crowd that hacgathered gathered At Ihn Cufe Iloultvard Ieral1lIlIlllnei lull itti rid Jerome button Aere given awayMr I Mr IVIMSH headciuarters Well the seemnf nf niiotlipr rallrlll1el landing in the hitrod rod car Miss Arthur and Miss Keller askecthe j the ii tint t nudi of feole wIt o gathered toicad lead and lout ot tlm fats concerning thhItmr Itmr aign and find out for themselveiwhat what priuei Its Mr lerome stands foinnd I nnd tliim vote according to the dictatefif of their manhood Uoth of the youngeikers eikers weroenthisiatlrally npilauclcdThe j The automobile then followed the Hearstiieetirss iieetirss and pood words were hero putforth forth for Mr Jerome Every mention of I Jemiro incited applauseVlion Vlion the nutomoMIn reached the urn rsIiiiutttititt lieadquiirters in Grad street several menwho who said they were detectives ordered thei t i wsKijs who wcie aidirg the women inhe 1111 distribution of the Imllotins to giveip I ip their material aidget out of the way I mi kiy The Municipal League worn endo Inrcd the pHiido Poll cern to interfere Tin story lun set I through the crowd and iIn n a fwlIIll1l1l s there was a demand forIhe I Ihe lirirntTe and cheers for JeromeCmcls Cmcls showirg how to vote the siditt It t i hl are enrlred In all the pamphletsc tC t i m by the won ei HT d thlity thousardif IIC thise were given away at the elevatedn iId n d Hiilivvxy stations by an army of newsiovs iovs last iclilThe II The Itniny Daisus in triiling gownsird I ird leroipe bnttots held a Jerome meetng II I ng in the lintel Astor yesterday afternooni iucl ucl Miss Helen Arthur talked to them ofhe i he issues of the alit ptlguiEvors Every honest woman should come outf of her home and aid in this fight for Mrferomes ITrom feromes election she said because it isi I limo that requires the influence of everyloneit loneit man and woman to avert n calamityour It our State antI peorle We must turDaXiI aXiI v from tIm frills and frivolities of overylay lay life or at least turn our thoughts fromhem 1 hem for a little while and see that everyntelliirent in I ti Ii itch I man tires in this election hisicht I neil of suffrage Jerome ran not lose ifhe Ilrl honest voters go to the polls Letvery very woman who rriycs thn future of horoils oils and her brothers ancl her husbanden en to it that every man who comes withinhe he ie Itt of her influence goes to the pollsiext iext Treidny and rants hU vote for the onenan t nan win stands for lilorty and justice toneti I neti women and children for morcv andlie Ilrl filfllment of the law for clean handsml ond hich idealsThe The Kainy Daisies took tOO patmmletKo tn tlistrii nit o and half that number of butOPS OPSTho toTIll Not York City Mothers Club alsondorsecl ndorsecl Mr Jerome and from its memicrs icrs hne suppled a number of womenho alto will go among tho factories on thower lower Knst Side and explain what this camaign I nigh really means to workingwomeni Ie utlsii Support for the MayorMoes I Moes Oreeiilmuni brother of Supremoourt ourt Justice Samuel Oroenbaum headeddelegation II delegation of presidents of lodges ofewish ewish fraternal organiwitiotm which called un Mnyor MeClella yesterday to assure itiituItt of the support of their associationsIf H If you would destroy everylenient lenient of impurity that affectshe he cleanliness and soundness oft t lie teeth use SOZODONTLIQUID LIQUID POWDER OR USTESK m TOUR CENTISTI I 1 1 E I 1I 4 III I Your Present Piano Need Not Standin iIn rfThe in flic Way of Your OwningThe The PIANOLA PIANOThe I I taken in exchange haw bun a characteristic i The highgrade pianos continually being in I acteristic of the great demand for this new type of musical instrumentTHE I HE following letter is printed because it is typical of communications we are receiving constantly I THE and because every pianoowner is Intereste in knowing the answers to the questions I tions raised I Rochester Indiana Oct 21 1905The The Aeolian CompanyGentlemen I 1I Gentlemen 1 have been hearing agreat great deal of late about your Veber PianolaPianos I Pianos and I am very much inllrr lcd inthem themI I am sure that no one can deny that afterall all there is vastly more pleasure to be derived rived from one of these instruments thanfrom from even the most accomplished pianistI I should so much like to have one ofyour your instruments hut I have aGrand Grand Would it be of any use whateverto to talk to you about exchanging my Pianofur for one of yoursI rI I have been talking frith the agent ofanother another company concerning the exchange1of of my piano for one similar o yours andlie he seemed to think that we could make asatisfactory satisfactory exchange but I should verymuch much prefer the Vebcr Pianola Piano if itis I is possible to have it since we know it ball all right while it remains to lie jeen whathe I the new pianos are Will you kindly writeme me at your earliest convenience I Respectfully Miss liiIi TI I rlftYlI either from the fcrjrlmtrd or to ravin of PUuoli muilc r lLAny I Any piano Grand or Upright will be accepted in part payment of the Pianola Piano Nomatter I matter how valuable the piano is an equitabe way is always found to give the interested personownership i ownership of tC the first complete pano An interesting dtail in the introduction of the PianolaPiano Piano has been die large num er of Grands from prominent manufacturers taken in exchangeI In one instance a Concert Art Grand originally costing its owner 5000 was receivedIn I In relation to the s con l part ot the above letter no better evidence couid be offered ofthe I the great succsss of the Pianola Piano than the numerous imitations hastily launched as soon as itssuccess success became apparent Th point to remember is that there arc seven years of careful experiment men back of the Pianola Piano It was not announced to the public until it had passed wholly outtf tf the experimental sageFurthermore I Furthermore both pan and Pianola are made under the same ownership We suggest thatpiano piano owners who arc not sat stisd with the degree of enjoyment they are obtaining from theirpresent present pianos write us at once for information a to the amount that will be allowed in exchangeSuch Such inquiry will carry with t no obigation to purchaseTHE THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Aeolian Hallta11 j I IiI 1o t f CROWDS CUT DOWN RED FLAGSHKMMKll HKMMKll IHSTtltHAMt 01 Il I T1II 1t lIST WtYYviSPolice Police Snj Tliat There Was an OrK mlcMutemrnt Mutemrnt to Pull Down IhllIarclIagM KURH Milled Were Ihpln eil MntiKslcIcof of the American riaiAII OnunNnuThree Three attacks were made yesterday noonon on the red Hag political banner that hunpover over Broadway They were all apparentlyorganised organised and connected At Twentythird I third street the banner wnu hauled in jHt ia a the mob arrived and tho tit t aelts fadedAt At Broadway and Fourth lit reed and atInion Inion Square tho banner were cut downtho tho red Hag wit ripped to pieces and theAmerican American eiiKiRim were left uninjured in thehand hand of the policeThe The offendliiK banners were all alikeThe The netting supporting two llnR uulo byHide Hide one the national colors and the othera a red flag with a oaitoun of Hearst dyiiiimitint mitint McKiney Below wa the wonWhich Which Another banner lili the twodestroyed destroyed watt placed at Thirtieth treetand and Broadway just after the others camedown down It hung there all the tuft euntooiithen then and also was taken down The redIlagH i flags had been called j nAt At Fourth street u big crowd anaembledju II I just before noon under the banner Therewere II I were 300 or 400 tiereonc mostly clerks andoflico I Aide boys on their way to lunch In thecentre I centre were a knot of men haranguing thecrowd I crowd Charles II Solomon jumped on abox box and told them that he didnt believe inHearst Hearst but that tho red flag was an insultTraffic Traffic was celling blocked by this timeThen ITIlen Then a mall pulled out n jackknifechinned chinned UDtho polo and sliced off tie roluesthat that held the banner and the whole affairfell i fell to the groundJu Ju t then Capt Hodgens of tho Mercerstreet street station rassed on his way to thestation station He ordered out the reserve andthe the pole climber wan arrested The redlUg lUg had drop ed into the hands of tim crowdancl I anti it wa pped off cloio to till leach torninto into scraps and carried off The rest of thobanner banner lay in the police station last nighthardly hardly damagedAt At tho station the prisoner Mild he wnaKdward Kdward Hallel and lived nt 121 Kast Fiftyninth ninth street The crowd that followed himInto Into thestation began to tall about anarchyand and the war with Spain according to thocaptain captain and about not standing the sightof of a red flag beside I ho A merlcan Hag Thuytold told him they would havo the next lag ntUnion Union Square down within ton minutesThe The reserves had to bo kept out on liroadwav way nearly nn hour after the affairAt At Sixteenth street the banner was already I ready gone For some time n crowd hadbeen been collecting apparently looking fur aleader leader fifteen minutes aftor tlie firstattack I attack at Fourth street a man cliniLodtho the pole at Sixteenth street on I he cast ulclcnnd nnd cut louse the rigging The red halfof of the banner was wliced into shreds Fverybody I body in tho big crowd apparently got aiieve i piece The Stars nnd Stripes weIll catctully fully folded and laid at tho toot of the wentpole I pole Two mounted policemen cnmo upnnd and rodoaround through t lit crowd Untyingtheir their whistle Une took tilt cnign underhis his arm and the crowd started up Broadway way after the not red Hag ollrrf tAI At Twentythin ittvet the leaders startedafter after another banner Somebody saw themcoming coming and the thing was hauled III 1 hocrowd I crowd split up and disappeared Iheleaders leaders told them then wasnt another rodbanner banner afloatAt At MO P M another incident of the snmosort sort occurred At Park place1 a man attomptod tomptod to climb the polo of a banner andwo wo arrested by Oflioor Hitr He woMclruukthe the police say and alone Ho gave his addrosn I dress OH 240 Went Brocdway anti cnidhe he wn rti elevator hoy at the Trinity Build J ing Like the litre he talked about theSpun I I SrlIjslc war ancl said he couldnt stand thenl Iroj nl flan bo ide his own When taken IxtforcViihlo i 11I tist ill It Viihlo at the Tombs he was diSclmrgii clmrgiillallil II llallil wa handed oxer to tlie ltliceutici Iand I and turned up at the same court He alscwjt I wjt dicliiirgLclAt I At Ii oclock 101 night there were ncimore more red Hags on Broadway below Fort 3srcitnd ieColld eColld trttI 1I I I U Hit T i I M Hilt MKCllcs I Cllcs tlie late John J Inllas In lroe IliaVdniliiMrailiino jellllllll111I0Il tit tti It t lt in I I out Fri ntia I tnt iIa Muycif Mctlellan addressed a large meeting ing of workiiiKiiuii nt noon yesterdayin iill in u tent tel nt list street and Ixwustavenue IIIHI1I1P avenue Although the tent wax n big oneil Iit it was Illled with uorin iueii wlin gaveup up part of their dinner hour to li ten tothe the MayorThe I The Mayor said thaMie did not intendto Ito to iialio any extravagant promisiw to theworkinsnieii I work I ii gitieuu of the city is In was confident fident that the men realised that they hadreceived received every 1lIit Ion from hi administration LIra ion H addedThe The iippniiitnieiit or inv friend i lie luluMm Mm 1 Pull iK iinliin Ill tint mnlicrti tit i he respntiilili iiovltinn nt Iurk Coininiiiuier iiuier was iiuardid with satisfaction hyurcinlid urcinlid lilmr find Iths w irl received withcviiniiieiiilatlciii IIIIIIIIlalloll cviiniiieiiilatlciii HyiiiL1 lu left this deelnrnrion rion over Ins own iiftiiiture to liis assocIates I 1 rend his wordsTin1 I Tin1 MiOI llin adtiiinstrntion haM lieeniiinn1 iiinn1 Iriendh tn ilin inlerests nf laborrhun rhun nny IIIItr administration In the historyof of yew VcirkV V uiirklnunmni vote ror George IKMeClelltin MeClelltin Is an oxprisxioii of belief that theMuyor Muyor did wisely and well in putting tlieijly i ijly wnce earner on an cimality with tliolawyer i lawyer il tnt tin business man in his selectionof or public nlHcialsThe The MeClellan adminintration conclusMvely I Mvely ilemoiistrated that the tvorli hi gina n 0 4 flit hi titit t itist rat or i s the eiiual of the lawyerthe I I i the biisnies IIHlII or tlm onicial office holderHf I Hf attn lit havo pointed out id yon someihlns ihlns tliit hi rga nil ii as Interesting andiniliiirftint 1illlrtunl it III tturi tim and thui itt I eli t hnvn beon overIciciliMl IciciliMl hy you bad lie lived for In lookedIonian Ionian to this it ti pu I gui ns one of the greatopiioriiiiinies I opiioriiiiinies of liN lie to mliiKle Milh youand and uli suit ts with you your affairs and yourititresii I ititresii In this treat city and to tell youwhat what libs none cm under his own eyes duringthe the last two yearsHe He would have told you indeed he hadalready already nrepated liilnrinntion for you that dtiriiiK the past twentytwo months my aclninlstratloti ImilllHrnlloll ci I 11 bI rat lo tu hu compelled the city departments Imrll ments in recoKiiiL i lie prevailing rail ofivuies ivuies law so t lit t nieelinnlcs nnd all othertollers tollers are now placed on an equal footingwith with those whoso waces are flxVd by the demands mands nf private enterptUcThe The effects of this were strikingly shown in I Ito iatk Department as ho tetied invritini vritini for m that department the entirewaire 1 ill ct scale hall to he adjusted to the Inereneel ereneel cost of liin i The results of tlmtjiist jiist and liiiiniine course were Immediatelyircouniid ircouniid In the Kieatur eniclency of theuorkuit uorkuit lorcc in the greater care for llioeily i lilLy properly and In an actual decrease In the c8t III park maintenance and linproiunfnts I nfntsI I I tool I rum t lit case a compositor andtnnde tnnde him a siipirvlior of the Iitu IttruntHid Hid I have nevrr recretted my choice lietotiltI voiild Imvo told ymi tlmt whenever your dcliuntiiins have preienteil to me a crleviiue iiue that I have endeavored to provide iminiiliate iniiliate lelirl nnd that I han hUveivcJedwhenever whenever ny hands veru nol tied Iii tile Inw s nf I I iiutu hi lea ii IecjiRlutnres I ecisli I Ill II everyliody IIII HS that hnvij lorI Uu veirs been liieularly luoi lie to thn IIIlilt I tt rust S nr nil thc dtlens of New Yorkwin wllIIr tney were iiiernbeis of organized Ifihor or whether tho I they were Inrse proiierty iiwners or bodie of liu lnesn III1Ut1 t1 J ChippendaleEscritoire IOF EscrItoIreI OF INLAIDMAHOGANY MAHOGANYThe The facts to fix mostfirmly firmly in your mind areFIRSTThatlteFur FIRST That the Furniture ni lure best worth buyingis is here in stock or will bemade made to orderSECONDThatquali SECOND That quality tity ity recognized our pricesare vare are as near to cost ofwood wood and work as youmay may hope to comeScbmttt Scbmttt BrothersTuniliure Tuniliure Makers 40 East 23dTorus tlMnbllihrd 1siioriis ITor Tor ItS or 1111 c tl llUTfIa Ia ur at S Meeting TonlKhl ltns andllrnrst lIar at II pleceMayor Mayor McClellun will speak toiUghtat at these meetings 314 Grand street CooperUnion Union Hudson River Athletic Club 2A8VestTliirtyfourthstreot Wlst Thlrtyfourth st rent Builders MutualProtective Protective Association Tuxedo HallMadiRon MadiRon avenue and Fiftyninth streetLion Lion Palace 110th street and Broadway 2157 First avenue between lllth and 112thhtreet streets SulyerV Park and Zeltnere HallTho The engagements for tonight for William iam M Ivins are Beethoven Hall Fifthstreet street near Third avenue Congress Hall 155 Avenuo C Lyric Hall Sixth avenuenear near Fortyfirst street Sokel Hall 424ICast East Seventyfirst street Star Casino USEast East 107th street and Colonial Hall 101ststreet street and Columbus avonuoWilliam William H Hearst is to speak tonight nt the KaliHcb Theatre 45 Bowery GrandTheatre Theatre 255 Grand street Everett Hall 135 East Fourth street outdoor meetingFortyseventh Fortyseventh street and Second avenueOld Old Homestead and Ninetyfirst stieetand and Second avenuenOOSEl nOOSEl KLT 1Opinion IflIfiI ipluilon Opinion of D Kunsati lion Wilt Nn theropultits ropultits Hill miie Him In KinsTOPEKA TOPEKA Nov 1Former State SenatorHanmi Hanmi of Clay county a leader in the daysof of Kansas Populism declared todaythat that President Roosevelt is a Populistand and that tho lint loni Populist conventionwill will noniiiKite hint an their candidate in100S 100S He said O f am just as much of nPopulist Populist today 1m I over was I find thatthe the Republicans are gradually coining tolook look at things from our viewpoint President dent Rousevelt is as much of n PopulistIIH lot any of us were ton years ago Ho looksat at things i s wo did then We advocatedthe the things that the xoplo are now clamoring log for and because wo were so far in advance vance of the present generation the poopluthought thought that we were fanaticsTheFumtlttMiiltM f TheFumtlttMiiltMMoit host ttoceairetod lornITHUSTHAVE ITHUSTHAVETHIS THIS SIGNATURE I I INBUJEXrairsNOT I il NOT GENUINE 0 iLxtractif BeefFor For Forty Y n tb Frrit

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I HI V I I II 4fE I tTFTR TJ7IflThAY 1i1TTER 2 1905 J m I IMPORTUNED FOR WINSfi I RENIs Till TO IIJST 1111PIt PKKSIDKXTlt SUIIOltTMr Mr nooMMoil nofturs to llppart Prom 1111nule nule Not tn Ilttlrnlll In I oral olllhalontII18le roiitrsts View of Inmiliidit nrputillcaniln llcaniln MatlilnRtuii on the MtnntlcnNov WARlfOTON Nov 1Jtunos H BliciHcltof of New York han lwm lion two clnyn Alda H roport him bon clrmiluted in that clYIld mid Washington that his mliiou is to Intluco chIc Ilosidont Itoosovelt tl HUV MOIIIPthing thing directly or ruinotely In Hiipport oVllllim f Vllllim M Ivinn HH u aincllUato for MayorMr Mr ShetTlolJ WHS A Police rotmnMonoion on tho Kiitno hoard with Ihl Pro idnnt dil Inp Muyor HtlOI1 term uml enjoy III lersoiml frlticlslii f thy 11ldnl antIt It wan lpcAU of thN it wa sild thai Mr Shofllcld had lnon n iiiusit d to iotnilioro lioro and fidnavor to tnturt t thu IrldfutII in Mr IvInxK cmilldnry Mr Shulllold HUid today rit poflthcljthat that tho rrvorlH concnming g iis illitrcdmission mission 1 thp Priuidnnt worn IlllrtlylrOlrUIH orronnuiih and It ww lea mod that MrShollkld Soothe Id and hi friend im IIOIt IltarledIn in lie stiRjifMtlon that ho should HUCCIKMOcn I Gen Henry L Iliirnott IH Initid HtatoMDhtrlct Dhtrlct Attorney for the Southern iMstrict Irit of Niw Yirl than any other politicalevnit evnit it Ihl niomiiitIt I LOa zie IIWI today that tin PIOHIdcit dent nnd the Presidents friends have beenimportuned importuned to Hiiy iomothiriK favorablein in Niipporl of Mr Ivlns candidacy a nr IIbut that the Pieiclivt cannot bo hiductdciart tocpnrt I cpnrt from uk IIgid rulo not to intervenein in lor I pnlitirnl contestH of this characterIlio I Ilio Prouiert i was ointed out madoInn Inn prilion piodnely known when he decln cln Id It uwportl to tlio importtiriitiethat iI that ho liould ui go Omrlon K Hughes toar ar p tho tionuriition fIll MayorIhiin Ihiin wore ifLpublirarn In town tuduywho who recalled the1 New York city MayoraltycninpaiKM I cninpaiKM of issfl when thc three catdlclattM clattM vicro Abinin K Itwlt DemocratlitX litX doie Io ivolt Republican andHer wro1 RtJuhUni IIn Her ry GOOVRI f I ibor Mr IvirB WUI thenin in tlio lt itli of bin fame it wns rpmnrkodtoday IIloda today as Mayor Graces City Chamberlainnrd nrd as a promiiort County DoiruuratMr Mr Ivirt walked zealously for tho flectionof of Mr Ifewitt and tlio humor of the presorttiti titi ntio that of Mr Ivli ss frierd impotutiriK potutiriK IloMdtiit Ilooevclt ito fpoakup up for 1 Iir1 uit didncy is that intlm titus laboiii R for Mr Hewitt Mr Ivirn ofI I Ct eslty put all llo rails he could intoMr Mr RO veilSrvural Srvural Xew York nty RepublicansIniiiihni Iloughilgly Iniiiihni ly said that one of the reasonswhy why Mr Odil nuinmateil Mr vms wutbecniiiio becniiiio 11 IV inl hud IoUflit 1 hon mcHoufnlt looiell il IV IliWitt was HKtcdHenry Henry George running mrond lit the niceTheodore Theodore i vek third Hcjwill got80COO I 80COO ole in the old city of NfW YorkGeorge George curnu and llorevelt CiiCOO MrHewitt IHewit Hewitt on his plcition it VtL recnlled rewarded warded Mr Ivins for his nervkps by retaining ing hil iL4 City liaiiibcrlam llie InidCI dent i f covri h tot irnuiUod therccolUCliun rccolUCliun of thie days to in tIne oce hilIn an iota in hit Ipha1 to heed tile rotiiestnof of Mr ln fricinli to iy oiiiPtlitnK insurnort IB1rPOt pit rDo rt o 1 hil s proent rumli licyTim fl Tim PrcikliMKn friind icnailid thatii II tho Ireidfiu iii rarfed from hi into inthis this i art l ulal initnn 0 ID wtuld he forcedto to take a hand in the hcrimmuge in Vasaohubetts srlnnuge ohubetts Ihod Wand Peimsylvunlii espccially pccially 1 hiladelhia New Jti py epoolnlly 1 poolnlly in Jerrty City and in Oliiotor tor tho lint vceek or more Now York cityRepublican I I Republican whO havo visited Vn liintonhave have ospnbedt viewi on the MayoraltycnmpuiRn I campaign n Thi c view were reiterated inMibbtnnce I116tnnco Mibbtnnce today by Itopublicans of moteor I or lees promltienco who Mild I I tat in nominaUng naUng Mr Ivin for Mayor Mr Odcll hadnot not given the KepuliliraiH of New York citywhat what they ciillfd a I U I Iyt ilK man or to boBioro mom Ieei tic I candidate mound whomthe the HpjiiUIUiiin of Now York city cot ili Irally rally with confidence nnd Mibftantial enthuThcso 1n1IThe The Hopuliliiaii were nut inclined to IKSunduly unduly iriVjl they hiid hut they couldnot not do tiuii cur to tin1 comment theyhteirtt heard while lit cps York Tho burd n ofthc I thc o comments wa that the Hepublican1nf of cow York city found it diflioult to rallyitroiuil It roil to I Mi Ivin I scn I iso he was a nndidnto I dnto t fir diPeront political texture thantlioM tlioM fty had been aceil tomed to s nupport in 11 f ilo Mnyornlty campaigns MrIvin I I vii t they clerlineil only recent ly had I collie MI cnrollcl pubican und only inc 1011 rniipaign Ixgnu had he sought iidmiKluli I Stun In Ilio Keiiil liriin Club They saidiilin I iilin that I e hlr Ixeu a member for fivevear vear of tie Manhattan Ilulilhe aristocrathctnariitp hctnariitp political club of tlit1 con lit ryh I ho Kf puhll arts aid they had beenlootip I Ihe Mtuitioi inNev lootip tlnroiRhy i to t lualio Nev 1 o t i Itv 1lJ hud iPiu liL l t1 ronc dl io i Ihrt th Kcpnhlitflns found it PXImKly ImKly dinipiili lo rally mound MrIMHH IMHH I to iniiu their foil ves to io o1beMINir I beMINir hini lieliiA tin t olitii al curfnco 11 fnco i holton of h New York cityih neitherillfin1 I illfin1 Ii nn flit 11 Dtn i Tntic lph andtiut tiut here is itt iniiywuinii fowl atouthim himIt hiirtI t WHK nlo fie t timoiv of thetP Upiilliiiinn liiiinn tat it wn liilllcuit for th party inXev lil orl ili tci ling tin itt Imtw for Mrhins him linrun rrot of hi I ohlial carperhftl hftl sIt ipont in walfar iifoi the ciinlic lic tPi nnd i oil lew of Iho IluptibUnnpaitv pal ty lo al Stit ntid national I heco7inn co7inn t to s 1i 1 I leI that 1 prniounMayo I Mayo Oit ittiij aijili tho lieputlirnns hada a UfJoiR Itppulili an iiioiinl whou theyrouM rouM rails 11 o tiPiloiiHc S Ollil n in IR8IThen roc1 IOIPI oo evpt in iwyi Jo l 1 FrlinrdtIn In 18 Edwin intein in lSfl2 William IStiong 1 Stiong in 1814 iiri lienjiimin F I reIn in Is07 and Set i Low in U1 Tho tcotlmnny of other tiepubliranw whohavo havo looked into the cimf niKti in Sow Yorkcity city was also nmle known toray It wasto to the elicit that Mr Iviru from the hi arthue hue lost votr to bat h Mi flelnn arid Ileorttin in other word lioti McClellati and lUaptit it was declare ar daily fat log into MrIvlnas Ivlnas aJIiPivntK and Mr Ivins by the verynature nature of f hngH cinnot bfI to bo proportiormtply tiormtply wtronRer in this crinraiRti thanGen Gen Tracy I wheelhoifo of hit forty Wil jIn In lf01 iPti Tracy in that campaignthe the inPstiRatiu aid polled a little overICOCflO i10C ICOCflO vutPM n th hirer cornered Ppht botwpCB itwpu 10C twpCB lilinsflf Holitrt A Van Vyrk aUI iSth Sth Ion fion Tracy being a very balthitd thitdAllowing I Allowing for tho iiicrca cl VII fromJS07 JS07 lowin Ippubllrans who ito VO looked intothe the pluatloti in New Yorlc gave I nn theiropinion opinion that if Mr Ivitit gets 140000 votes ho cliould consider himself fortunate Hopublicuns publicuns of fromincnco in the Sow Yorkcity city orga n la t loll havp been lieri and thuyalso also pa funphntically that Mr Ivins in loMinRthe the votes of cxinMTVativo HepublicatN loMcClellan McClellan and at tho HIIIR time 14 losing tliorotes rotes of radical Hipullicans of thb youngertOrmcnt tOrmcnt to n arft Sr o RppvblirarH hich ui in the partyIy 1 nay they cart ct bit fell huriliateil toread read in tho nwtraperH that the bettirnis II nn to thPthpr Mr Heart or Mr IvirHwill will ho pcord or third in Ihl race TliPirhnrrilntlon hnrrilntlon coirpy thuv add lip aiiio ofthe the fir lo did victory of the KcpuMic U lastJSOVPI JSOVPI her ard yet within 01 o short yourIhn jnri Ihn nri cnffrorted with bets that MrHearst Hearst witbcut an orparizntion naydefept wilwut defept in flip race for pornr d liifo MrIdrp Idrp tho rl dldnto of Mr Molls Ilppilblua HCI frgvjallor I Now York roui tvTill Till en wpro differo t in 1RM it waHvl vl ted t win Ihioilcre Hoobovelt raitl tl lr l I rill 1W7 who Ge Tracy did thonairo nairo Ihc rv Oprrpp in the fonror yearit 1 was reralled had at his back nn orRor Izatlon tlon whi ii roprpfptod I years inroisortInhor Inhor by orthtsinsU who loved Gporgoliko liko n 1 ri ther ord In 1807 Mr Low hndhII hlith hlr ns apalfit OP Tracy theoifotiVe oifotiVe juid complete Otlen UnlonorlaUon orlaUon h L I I II THE BENTZADVERTISING I ADVERTISING CO 387 VESt 20th S T nEE rI I i DE1tTIsJNO1Iwe f I I wec kinds prepared placedt I t r liavc the facilities cquip ment am Ilir tletirr to furnishfirstclass firstclass hoiitwl economicalscrvicft service Interview invitedTtttfilidiif Ttttfilidiif iM thulium VqHAHIIV II HAHIIV DI TX 10 S DLtr WAITFK JTRAVM SITASTHand IWT7 II 1JII LV 1 o I Hand Tulks to I Inwnlul1 Iccllni ur Tut Sub or thp CiiiiilKiiAsHistant AsHistant IliHtrkt Attorney Itjind waithu thu main sjieukor at the first of thu dowtvtown town Jeromt meetin s which started willa I whoop yesterday la the downtown headiiurters i qlurtel a largo vacant ofllen at heavers I Wall and Pearl streets The place wapacked packed by noon with buiinesis men brokenand and clerkw Hand delivered a businesss s 11 Ilight off tho but HP said In partYoure Youre business men Im here totll tulle to you on 1 businoris proportion ItI is broad loon no night enthusiasm rldtr fire bands or tonsilltls Youre about tohire hire u sorvant for the most reponslblennd nnd arduous work performed in this citya servant who if he wanted could do yourmr rmr harm than fifty year could repairThere Thero are throe applicant for the jobI I have nothing against any of these mel personally The qiitvition in Who will do the jobbest best Let mo take them up in order ThereLs I Ls one great thing against Shearn ThoreIWH I IWH novor been such a affront offered totho tho voters of this city as this that the mal Iruning running for Mayor should have hit personal I 1 I nfl nominated us District Attorney IInp I they two were elected how much wntchmg mg would the City Hall getIt I 1 M hard for me to speak of OsbomoI litt his friend I hope IIOH mine I only Ia how that some day Jim Onboni8 will haven a chance to make a bravo fight for 1 principle ciple Mich as Jerome is making now HesIn In In bud company thats all Oh I tell youits its not toniiilitis Its the despair of I manwho Iho who has I gag in his mouth who knownthat that ho stands iu this community for onething I thing Murphy How about the other nrvnnt Hasntlie i lie dot a good job Hasnt he done Itwell sistently well cleanly honestly judicially persistently I The next District Attorney ii goiir tohae have ono of tl most difficult and del I cdtt 0t tu s that ha e pvpr fallen tu an otflcinl inhis Ihi his poition heres A feelini of cllsjustIn In his couunu nit y that certain men in hUhplaces places have been false to their trusts 1 hUsituation Ii situation nearly concerns the next DistrictAttorney i 1101 conen ll Attorney Anv candidate for tint officewho iwho who POPS round town and calls men nameswho who have not been properly indicted isunfit unfit for the job Iilrlr The lan who undertaken it mt do itsolxrly sol srly and earnestly not panripriiu toanv any popular relnr yellow Hes lot todo Ido do exact juI1 and take care to do noinjustice Iinjlti injustice He must l e just not only to thepoor pOOl not onlv to til voters hut to the richas ia Ihas as well lor some forget that the rich manhas has his right before the law just to allmen Ihc len hey say he never attacked a man ofwealth Iweallh wealth let me tell IOU that there are abunch Ibllch bunch of men in this city backed by wealthwho lel who have been trying to cover their trailsfrom I from him He has realized that in prosecutine cutine the abuses of wealth in this IrOcltin Ineclr necessary to hit first the scuff of the lecalprofession iprofe profession tho bulwarks of rich uraftersHasnt Hasnt ho done itI I guess Its all over anyway I oughtto to beJ J Aspinwnli Hodge made a hot speechfor I for JeromeI I know hes made mistakes ho saidHo Ho says so himself and he never liesMKIUS I MKIUS rOHKC tSVtlrnokbn iIrnokln 1 tl tlrnokbn Mill io for Mrrirllan li FromIOOOO I IIfll to I2OOO UP SnisSenator Senator 1 1 McCarren yesterdayconfident confident Iy declared that Brooklyn wouldgive Ie give a plurality of from 10000 to 12000 toMnvor Mnvor McClellan and his associates on thecity filr ticket anti that Jimmy le way whois is running for President of the boroughmid mid the other nominees on the countyticket ticket would receive about the same pilInltle ralities Senator McCarrenn opinion i1ad l USI on I canvah of over 300 representative lye election districts He saidNo No party will win in this county thisyear rear by 0 Wo do not expect to winy bv that much As the situation stands today day 1 look for a plurality of IOOOO or 1200From From the figures rccoive1 up to the presentlime lime the other two tickpts seem to IMJrunning running about even as it Is difficult tojiy will I donot jiy now their votes wil compare not expect to e tho county ticket runbehind behind the city ticketIfourcandidates Ifourcandidates set 90000 of the 210000rxld odd votes which will be polled out of tholotal otal icslsteied vote of 231000 we willhave WI Killed MCiOOfor have an oav victory o Iod MCO for Van Wvck eight years afn and IMCOOfor for McClellan two years Hto Wo oituhtto to lme no trouble in getting 00000 thisImp ImpSenator Senator McCnrren made the surprisingdeclaration declaration that in his opinion Jimmvliidtwav liidtwav was the stronpst man on tholocal local ticket and would not only ice electedtiimself tiimself but pull all his associates throughVery In the slsen Very few observant Democrats SFpr Vtr pr borough share Senator McCarrensopinion opinion of the strpnth of his di crpditpdindidntp Iolinbn indidntp for the horouath presidency andDPttln DPttln men will not lay I dollar on hischance I chancelorpllan lorpllan Sure to Win Sn ltirphCharles Irhar1et Charles F Murphy paid yesterday thattie tie would not he prepared to give out hisustoiaarr until thend anteelection figures tomttrv antelecon fglrol Int en1 of the weekMcClellan McClellan however is sure of electionIP IP added The claims made by the otherartiew dIrties are ridiculous Hearst claims 30000otes pnrtiI rldiulol would leavemlv That otes and Ivlns 215000 1lvoonl mlv 15000 for McClellan I is all the otherva va The Hearst vote is tho one whichwill will be 15000 if it goes that highTIic rile neslhrrThe The lfl thrill Mnnn 0 rrnlrnl c4terdlRtiorntfl nornlnc urr Ill tower IaUf regIons and wrMrno CC0flOftfltEd hynln cw York and moving railwonl leeomplold New YorK nnd New Fnelund ondrow rain In wfslcrn nlrrow Ilb Pcnnsjlvanla anti tn rilorrIIP In wislcni olr row wlstrr IcoosrllOll aot IIP ijiUc rreloinThe The lalllll points wa llult The ton wainuslne rallnl t1It1 wlnil In tide Lake icglonitThore s anolhrr storm arra maldne an aploarancr There Wac lnolhrr Iom Ir al I loarancr In the ejlrcme Northwest Over theril rat ot thf country the prfwure VM bljliThe 1 The temperatvirM wee Wither In the middletlnntlc tlnntlc Stales aid Nrw Fneland hut from thej lkc rejlons BOUtli to the South Atlantle and CultStates States and In Minnesota and the Daltolai U waiolder older The line nf freertne weather crossed Ukcturonandeitendrcl uroo and eltndCd soUtttwct to northern TeiasIn the way was fair nnd warmer windirUk In thb city wa Illr anc II I centlaromcler irUk southwest average humidity 7 per Irlk read level at SV laromcler corrected to rrd lo sto A M 29 M 8 I M M 08The The lemperature yeeterday a recorded he theifllelal metal thermometer Is Miown In the anneiecl tahle1PH tea 10041 19 W 4M A M 42l f I M 44 t3 o S r rn M n P M 40I to 12 3 iVM M oH 15 Mid 34 47Hllhest Hllhest tenipcralun ir nl I 1 MIfJOlMT UIINOTON FIKrT IfJOlMT ANO rOMOPnOWFor For tailern Xeu York laIr and iamiahnt eoliltrattav attav fair to morrotcTor colder todaj lonorrow For New England fair and Colder tda norrow lirltk northwest windsor For western New Yurt fair today and warmeromorrow omorrow

t f THE BALLOT PRINTING WAITSr I t P111tIl ninsiox nESKiirKtWITSIOV I WITSIOV MioiT IWOMKNo I No thp liit of Camlltlatrn 1 Mnutinttun ROlnil I nil Iron Hill Not HP IMbllshril To iln mill tlii Uallol s for ThtHII lornuhI Mill Hi Printed Ilimti Onlrr LaterI I 11111 Irlntrl mi a UIh Orlllr erI I here 1 bo no sample bitllots to distribute tribute today to the votrnt In Mat hrttainnd I and Tho Bronx anti 10 advertisemcntigiving unt ertHfICflthr giving tile riunoH of the candidate foioffice office in these boroughM will bo printettoday today Ihe Appellate Division of tlC I Supremp Coiirt failed to announce ycslerday I day Its decision on the election cnwt irgncci i befoio it including thnt Involving 11mI I siihistlt litton of I JPIOIIIOH nniio foiFlamintTi FlamintTi In the Kepuhlicai column on tin 1 ballot Consequently thero in its yet htho t lie opinion of Ihl Election lion rd no o hid ttlI ballot for Manlmtta1 and The Bronxlndr j 11101 llnllatl Inl IronxI lndr tho law ballots should IKready I Inerr III 11 sample halot hII ready for distribution today and thoIegulur I regular official ballots tomorrow Tincontract contract calls for tho printing of OOOCKxofficial tI I official ballots for Mar hittmi and Ihe i Bronx a loud e Kvon liould I decision hiron rendered today some time an in expectedIt It is doubtful If ballots beready i II Ilouhlllllf any wimple balolA can eI I ready beforo Saturday according to Commissioner missioner Voorhis Vhilo lie tioup Ifworlln worr ing the election authorities and IheIIilt61 piinterh worst of all it wan said by both thatthe I the voter would have the ballot on electlon thou clay if It broke a neckTho I Tho arguments on tho Jerome matternrelon nrelon the other cases werE all in at 1 oclockypfcterday I yesterday altenioon A crowd of lawyerswaited waited aroui d the court house expixlit gevery every l I uto to hear tho result 1 hotelephone telephone girl wan almost worn out answering ing telephone calls Hut there was no derision rision at II at tl3U ooek titer till rer hadIMJOII IMJOII ordered for tho Justiien they sentdown I down an attendant to announce that therewould I would bo no dncUion last rightA I A representative of the Nntrtin B BrownCompany Company which print the ballots wanono I r ono of the anxious waiter An extraforoj I force of men had been engaged by the concern cern and men were standing at the pressiHwaiting waiting for the word to start lssiies IhoJerome Jerome case then arc the cut of a lot ofHepublican Assembly nndAldermen Republican nominees for AIIlhlv Aldermen whoso indorsement l y the MuiioPith I Pith Ownership League has been protestedihese hose involve more labor for the printersthan than the Jerome chango would meanAfter After the announcement was irauo lastnight night that there would bo no decision arepresentative representative of the Drown companysaid said Thor will he no sample ballots tomorrow row because lioiti L a case where tlm lawCannot I cannot ito complied with hew win boballots ballots on election day because the honorof I of the compnuiy isnt stake 011 wo will leave no stone unturned to got thel printed intime time It isnt a question of men it Ls aquestion I If it simplya question of machinery I wet hnll 1 question of tho number of men neeredtheie there would In no troubleCommissioner Commissioner Voorhis waited at theoffice office of the Election Hoard to get thedecision decision When he found there would benone none he saidAs As a matter of nitienco and good judgment ment wo have decided not to take anychances chances and not to r nnt I allots I asod onlustice lustice Stoers del lon Every 1 allotin in Manhattan and TJI Bronx which IOU ectlitive have Jerome name somewhere is thusluld luld up Thov have gone ahead andTinted Tinted iome I allots In districts in 111 coiinty where there lme I pen no ionteatsliut hut thcsp cant Ve dihtrlt utid now uwlnv to the lerome matter Ihe ballots for theother other I orotlghs will Ic ready und wo basealso also Rent out the lit of nominations whidiwill will bo advertised under Die law Noadvertisements advertisements will appear in Manhattanand and The Bronx as we do not regard thoticket ticket ns eounfile lutedThe The Justices who heard the rasps yesterday day were Ire i tog Juitico OBrien itivlJiHticei Justice Patteron Mclaughlin t UrUand Pllero and IJiURhlin Three Am He ullinnsbut but lawyers could not recall veMerday alI election case in which rarty lities had I eendrawn I I drawn in the vote Hoiry W Tuft apuinmade I made the argument for the KcMil Ifansil mure il the Jerome matter and Assistant Con oration I ration Counel tonnoly api eared for thoKlection Elict ion HoardA I ElcI host of lawjers on both sides listenedto to tho argument although none of MrJeromes Jeromes nominators uPI eared tol e in theaudience audienceThe The Tammany lawyers expected aderision s codydecision decision Hie He utlieans last night tookthe the failure to reach I docision us a favoraI Ile sign and I ecnnip moro ho erul of Irp reversal of Jl1 Ice Stovers derision andof 1 o of a allot with Jerome name in theHopul Hopul I icfil columnValp Yale Men foinlne Here lo Vtntph forIcroine IcroineNrw Nrw HAVKV fonn Nov tYitic ttuilents ilents today rallied to the support of Villiim lam T Jerome In his candidacy for liLrict mitt Attorney of New York city A callwa ios issued thi inorning by the Yale Citynoveniment noveniment Club for waUlieiH f I i oilingplaces places in New Yorl city at eel 1 ootiiipxt InExt nExt week It met with instant ris j oneMost IMo Most of Ito Yale student who live inSew Sew York t ItS and are going home to otepromised promised their aid ns scat hernnnd corntwhoOo whoOo not reside there ofeipd their serIices ices including tomo football hcavyweighlswho Inrlflnf who are not needed ol the regular squad 1 ar not for watchers nil that 111 Tity ooniment Club wishes to enrollin al many Yale men ae j ossible in this fightvhlcli which is to mark either a severe blow atoss oss rule or tie continued servility ot thoAmerican American publicMost Most of tho Yale vohmters will payiVir their expenses Iho faculty have cited to allow them absences from recitationsJuring luring election clay I e JI I I Demoralization of VotersC I d Judge Alton B Parkersaid said recently whilespeaking speaking of the use of moneyto I to influence votesHow How great that demoralizationhas has already become is fairly I lairy proaented I aented by Mr Steffens in his articles 1 tides in McClures contributedduring i during the last few monthsThose Those articles ought to be real and pondered hy every goodcitizen citizenEvery Ever good citizen ought alsoto to read about unlawful railroadfreight freight rates beginning in November I i I vember McClures s s lrt11 COMPANY I 4161 Cnt 3d StrrriNl 46 Nl II VtliKIST i I i KIST snnns nutintliii JrU tl1ItI intliii ila ttUi SlittliiB Cheers spppolip IIIs Ills llrlialf In ii gush anil 1 IddlnhThough Though Jerome did not speak at ClintonHall Hall on Clinton street a very largo crowdattended attended tho meeting WHHnm H HandMayer I Mayer Schj nfeKI and Isicbre Kresselspoke spoke Mr Hchoenfeld Hpoko In Yiddishnnd and those who did not understand himseemed I seemed to enjoy it just as muchNothing I Nothing hut hissps greeted the lame cfMurphy Murphy while nt the mention of Hearstsname I name eople cheeredo I o cannot afford to lows Jerome saidMr Mr hhoenfeld ho has done his duty I heDlflrlct District Atturtoys otUo is always openfor for everybody I lie fact that Sirapohnof i of the IrhlcU luilu A curs did not indorejerome Jerome is n sign that Jerome will bo olrotPilIf I I you are a chair wurner you ore wastingtime time here Those who are not supportingJerome Jerome are the grafters and grafters onlyHo Ho losty arid Jerome go hand II I modI I hpoko to 1 Tammany man today Hesaid sad that I should have no fear that thoboosters boosters will take Murphy money andvoto vote for Jerome I do not care who iselected elected Mayor as long ns the Murphy IllI is put in 1 pigeoi holeAssistant Assistant District Attorney William HHand Hand saidI I cannot tppak Yiddish 1 can onlyspeak speak tho mother tongue About all Iknow know in Yiddish is lbs mil em W nenan an honest lan speaks to an hontvt mantho the language of truth they will understandhim him arid that Ii what I am b re for tonightYou You lie come here to America to Pscapotho ito tyrannv of tho Czar and lie Kings ofhuro huro P Now that soil are here you naveu u cluinci to e cape the tyranny of Murphy 01 know what liapjo ud down here whll I POI are ashamed 1 I ceitnin i rcfss Ion on 101 lie order of Mri arivn s ProfewHlcin I Hour year ago ol put n man in thoDistrict District url s office to fight for thejxiople I jxiople hits IIP fought Hn ho madepood good hi promien I so let me war youthat that you aio about to lit a erant for thelieople I lieople Select 3cur best man amongthe threeThere the Illre I There Ls nut I man her who can tollvou vou th1 Jerome is not on the square Theroha has lot been in hour of the clay or tie nightwhen i when District Xttumev Jeromes too Nivoio wpro nii optn In till huiiiblfst Jeiomei is I Inn who WIn no other n ani collarfie fie L tl poor tr ills friend as much as therich I rich mans friend Ho ii not the poortrail1 wan District Attornev tin is lot 11 lill mal Ditricl tlorney He is thepeoples peoples District AttonnvrnnMi rnnMi ro nnN1 LIIITliaiii TIlJs for IHHOI U I ii ill Makp 111rUlllr Prouder Tluri in lliln Ilsl In unpiliiiThe Tht American Club an organization ofsltldl sltldl boys of tbe t hrl char HOI at 17AMTIIIO i AMTIIIO 1 vliich iiwntly sent Mr JeromeSCifl Ill for hi campaign fund has received I the following letter from Mr JeromeIII III Ml Km The Sl HI ttllnll viill eiilleoteilus us u cdiit Hhiitini IM ni i niiiiinun fund hutI I cm lutmied In in niil I v ih tu llmiilc Mml ir wIcit iu liavi iliine I linuii 10 av tot vnii tlinl vcnir i olI1 i 01 hat Jiii1 LUVCS 1110inirc inirc i nuir and Hislm tmn than thetccMtit 1lr tccMtit 111 iiiiiiinl ii intiii v I ruin penplito to tthHii It ineiiiir II depriMitinn to ivemil 11 mil I want tu iill ymi Iht 10 trpelvo it tnnkin I n prouilpr t you inil iirmnter 01 in stlinii l I hll imvthinB loUt IMS haiinnml in thncainliniKi cainliniKi err i ilu h MinrVIIIIM 1llllnhI VIIIIM I 1 nis HruMiTI TI tin lys Ii ill VniMirin I lullTh Th boys who an mmbors of the clubhiive of tIll letter made and lout hud Copies OJ I i areiiinpaigning iiinpaigning with them all over the UiitSide Side tlptlrllan Iiriile on rrlilitThe The lU Iii it meotini in Carnegie Ito IIiet next Fridav at which Judge Alton Ii Parkerwill will make his first upiearanco in the camfaign I faign will bo pronded In a big paradeled led bv the Seventh Hegiment Hand coniiriitiR rising UK men The march will IM fromthe the armor to 0 adi on avenue to Twonlthird third street to Kilth ienuo and throughthat that thotoiighfaro tu 1ift seventh treet lo thehill I i A New RecordDuring iDuring During O tobcr 1905 the nt gain in telephonescontracted icontracted contracted for in Manhattan and The Bronx was II 5015 Telephones 500 telephones more than ever was gained in anyprevious previous month in this territory From Januay 1st toNovember INovember November Is J905 th net gain in telephones contactedfor I for was 27000 TelephonesTncre ITnlre Tncre are now in scrvics and under contract inthe the five Borough of Great New York 233999 TelephonesThis This splendid showing bars cvidncc to the efficiency Iciency ciency and popuaity of thj existing telephone serviceand jand and to the general apprciation oft ic method of chargingfor 1 for a telephonc in accordance with its usNEW INEW NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY II 15 DEY STREETv v J a C J Ic J i c 5SS c SS I I IVINS TRUSIS HIS PARTY I I ffirs THE iiKrrnucn t1mi hhOIIlCIU IOIt1M yon HIMHP i HP Attncl the Department or IIrld1III In llrool lii Sprrclici anti Iicclanl UIla1 in Conntnutlon Meant Grnftror for Tainniniij Mall unit MrtarrrtWilliam I William M Ivlns spoke at seven Rcpubll I can men Ings In Brooklyn last night Infour four of them he had 10 fight his way in andoul out of tho meeting pucen because they werj j clubhouse a d could hold only a Arnallpart I part of those who wanted to jet In 1woof of the meeting were largo OUCH helnpheld 1 held In fyengorbuml Hall Hm th and RlaloII 1 s rnetn nd In a hall at Flntbush nvpnuo nncllallJollu Malbotio street All tho meetings oxcoptho tho fl k one bubbled over with enthuilastr Mr Ivins strove to make two points plalrOno I Ono wan that tho Hepublican orgaulzatloiIn In the entire city was working loyally tor111m I him and the other was that Brooklyn andQIWCII Queens borough had boon treated nhamofully fully by mismanagement in the Department ment of Bridges und that the complotloiof of the bridge had been delayed to gho1ommanv Tammany Hall and McCarrens innchlnopportunity opportunity for graft Mr Ivins said thaany any suggestion that the Republican organzution zution wo not working loyally and onergetlcally getlcally for him was a qttintcseencefitlsehooul ofI I falsehood Ihe opening meeting was held ill eCHelliltor I Senator Coffey R district in South Brooklyrat at Visitation Hull Mayor McClellan habeen been hilled recently to speak at the plaeoolld I and did not come The audience whicnumbered I numbered about 300 and filled tho placeseemed 1 seemed surprised to see any kind of n Mayorally ally candidate down there and Mr Ivinstarted started In to try to wake them up HeuUccet uucceeded with somo effort He paidMayor Mayor McClellan Ii appealing to HcpubliraiiR liraiiR to Sara him 1roui disaster I ha von n kd him many questions which ho hagIooled UnoteJ He linn gIven us Ootclpy Ho hasIin Kivin us Heat who liui done bis worstt tothrotlll throttln t lie grow I hi of this bor ugh 110la11 gay us Train whom ho hoc to remove to1III0id avoid a grave scandal Xow he has IhoII1111emO Hiipietnc pilrontPry to ask salvation frontlio tlio KepuhlluunsTlie Tlie publicans lire no more likely to connto to his support than the world Is to come to onpnd pnd Theres trouhlo In Tamilian llnllKven Kven Mr Mcllnllarii Htomach hUH turnedfrom from the violent campaign practices of Jlurphv phv mid McCarren What ho and thor feai K ins flection which is ft certainty In thlr11onemtlllll ibsppnitlon they tell you that the Kepubllcarnrgaiiintion nrgaiiintion is not working faithfully amiloyally loyally for my flection I have spoken toOWl OWl lorty incetlmrs I have every leaditand and nlmasl PMT election district captain irthe the city and I tell you that when hey savtlipv hey Ire not loyal lo my cause they nakestottitiieflt uAllltlI1tnt Mutininl which Is the quIntessence of falsehoirl hoirl hoirlMr Mr IvinK said that every one concededthat that both McClellan and Hearst would polut ut loat l5000 votes Ho added that therewere were not enough votes left no matter howIhoy they were dlvl led to overcome the UHOOUor or 210000 votes that he would receiveHe He addedI I I hey may figure they may cipherthey they tray bet but they cannot get enouglivotes votes to win I have no money to bet Ihl I himi no financial friends to receive favorfor for support I have no friends to getscared scared Ive no boss My election tonight I night Is certainAt At the Federal Republican Club MrIvins Ivins wild Tammany Hall was in deep distress I tress He Miid he krew the Republicanworkers workers were doing their duty and dec lared that if each election captain did hifdutv duty as he was confident each wouldrothirg rothirg could prevent his election Thenhe he fluidMr Mr Meridian is in some respects a most peculiar young iran lie is the firstcandidate date I have ever known who appeals to hipopponents opponents to dperf their own candidate so as to ell him hat is an impudentproposition proposition He declared that if s1rtlclillati SlcClellaii wanted to save the city fruirHearst Hearst lie mid bin IrieKis should voto forIviim Iviim to irako sure of it although he didnot not reed their vbtes to bo elected HP I aid that piopoition was no more absurd than to ask Republican to vote for theluiiuiiiiiy luiiuiiiiiy ticket Th1 he added withgreat I great fervorNo No bos shall own me no mattpr whatpart part of the Inited State or New York Statehe he comes fromAt At thp Third Ward Hppublican Club MrIvins Ivins Mild I think Murphv and McCarreii havemade made as much money out of their jobs astliev tliev UfO gnim to make Therell be areclioniivj reclioniivj and that is likely to ho followedby I by a pursuit of tho lawIt I It wa nt Han erhund Hall that MrIvins Ivins went after the management of thoIV IV nrttnent of Bridges under one Bestwho who liould have lxen named WorstHit HH said that Mr Heit wn the custodian ofSI I SI 00000 Otxl of bridge property and thatthe the wa he had done his work WIll n crj ingoutrage outrage Mr Ivins declared that thedflav dflav in finishing the Manhattan bridgewassolely wassolely to cultivate the opportunitiesfor I for grail am that thin plans were changedsolely solely for that reasonUP UP said that the bridge could have beencompleted completed III IBofl but would not now beIHIMIPI IHIMIPI until HMO all for the purpose ofgiafl gruB The condition of the BrooklynMndge Mndge he declared was absolutely inhuman human ami he promied that the firstIhniK IhniK lie would do when he became Mayorwould would lp to appoint commissioners of no 011111 8 the mot able he could that to delveinto into the bridge management It wouldIhpn hen He no longer n question as to ito is much Murphv and Met arren would profitliv liv thpe delay lie aid but a iupition ofsturdy sturdy Pursuit of the grafters by luwMr IIr Mr hin then spoke to n negro meeting in Bridge street He repeated his tIsorjoflic lions of ind endencP nnd told how hewould would appoint only good rriwn When hevlospd IdO vlospd theie Well shoitIell tel UH nl out tho I ci ice Tell tmnhero there tliey gut ItAt At the Tenth Assembly club Mr Inns roo iItall1 onto 1 his election figures and his declaraions ions that there would ice no more graftifter iaftlr ifter the first of January Then lie madoi Ia a dash for his last meeting il latbushIticlmrd kim id Young who declined tho nominaiii iti1 iii for Comptroller presided find ledlie lie npplnue The audience htarted in byIngiiiK IngiiiK tile Star Spangled Banner andlr lr ivlns referred to lie fact that In hisuidicnco uidicnco were many of his old Brooklynlelzhbor lelzhbor He denounced the Tammanynethod dOt hoc I of ciimpnigning and ho addedThey They have found that they cannot hang nit the red flag of anarchy beside tho fbi gT of our Union They cannot make capital hy clLclnrmg that ono of tile candidates isnorally morally 11 murderer They have foundhat Ithat hat among the flier lean people there isi a fundaiiieiiUI feel btg for decency and fairilny I play Hut why ex ect decency fromilurphv ilurphv and McCnrrenThen ITnen Then ho polio of the bridge munagpnent tent and tho needs of Brooklyn nnd startedtreat treat chperin by repeating his declarationit of confidence of election and in the partyrorkers I rorkersExUeut ExUeut Oov Woodruff and Col Dadyollowed ollowed him at all of his meetings and PXireied il l ireied their gratification over the wayirooklyn Brooklyn wan wanning up to tilt Republicanundulate undulateMM I MM TO ffXS lOll JKllOMEI II M flonncr Addresips a Letter lo Thrmanil I anti to Scandinavian VotersHerman Herman Montague Donner Issued yestorlay lay to tho Finnish and Scandinavianoters oters of New York an open letter urgingiictn tern to vote for Jerome and concludingIn 1In In the days to come when people look inek nek to November 7 1005 and say thatns IIns Ins tbe day when New York joined St IOtii Louis and Philadelphia giving to AmericaJnow IIlfnnV Jnow Declaiation of Independencpi ngalnstuinlcitial uinlcitial bosses and unuhhcd their corruptlachinps lachinps you will each of you lx able toiy tllY with n glow of exultant pride Yenwas 1 was one of tliow who helped to tho bent ofheir heir modest power to do it because I castiy my vote for that splendid typo of Americanmanhood manhood William Travcra Jeroinotf f ocv rtrr TT T T iT iAppearances f i Appearances count for much and themark j hI J mark of approbation accompanies theNOX ip I p NOXAmong I 5FNOX FitdiQA itdiQA iAmong Among refined and particular dressersthroughout cthroughout throughout the world Faultless instyle i style Perfect in workmanship It isthe il the hat of discriminating peoplem all cttis the worldWhen 4 oL ArenC 5 m prircioit in I I L r 0 rA r Id 1Ml 1 Ml l 0 4 irort offGood Good i ofteA M1 When o mlnutocount J M A l I e ELGiNr1 count havo tinErery LUELGiN tiEL6IN jItcrll Erery HlRn Watci Is fully puaraiilieil aiilieil Ail jcMeleri liaie llfiuWultlien Ii Wultlien niemnkeis atuiTimekeepers Timekeepers an Illuflritnllslury history of tle wntchcul cul free Uionrequest

requelloELGIN o ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO ELGIN ILLINOIS US A CVTTIXO IS OlT POll 17VSWho Who Now Want Iprnine Arlilse PeopUMliotn Mliotn to Support for lla orAher Aher William M Inns had been Informeryesterday yesterday that II Fulton Cutting chairmanof of the Citizen Union had como out for himtho tho Republican candidate Raid That is nsource source of great gratification to mo I wanalways always confident that ho would take Iheri right position but 1 feaied that there weiea a number of peot lo who linvo acted wit Iihim him in t IIP past who were Inclined to boycottthe the electionIt It would now Ixs still moro gratifyingnot not only to me but I believe to a very largoportion portion of the community for Mr Jerometo to take the people into his confidence andadvise advise them how to i ate on the Mayoraltyor or fading that if he has no nd vim to giveadvise advise them whether they shovld voto atnil all or whether they should be neutral onthe the great municipal KitHMr I Mr Cutting sent to the papers ypt rdaya a letter sayingI I have been ntnnreil lit the tP4timntnlifrom from ininont iitlvtis which Mi w Irllmhas has plUiieil III rfPolII to Ins IIUIM 11t1 1I1for for votes I Mlitiir1 to av thin noi din orth thise udxocit ol ins electUiii iS ouli UhdirtuKe tuKe thispeiitli ilejeiitp ul los administration It Kill not stand iiiiuhnlI I ex poet to vote fill Mr Ivins but I IOn tulld add without any enthusiasm II in re octionnf nf the spliMHlid opportunity to lead ill conHultnce Hultnce of blrt party WHS IneMiiHiiblp Hilthis his competitor iitv jii lit as cnlluiulp IIH lieltli ltli respect to Mr leionie nnd the iiueConiei Coniei lUck to tin ilialillLitioiih the rfi urdnnd nOd tlm pnbln UUniiiin of the inidldaiIildcid Iildcid IJr hits htnndatd Mr IvItH rcim tome me superior to the other I 01110111 lir ni i nUll MP line can In lullll lois tc loral dutyin in i s election by vonni for himHPK lie g llpinlillpins In Stand b llnThe The liepublican campaign rommltteo inBrooklyn Brooklyn yesterday iiied an urgent a ira II I to tho rank an I tile of the paity to Mmulfaithfully faithfully by tlnlr colors ani tat1 a Ivantage I vantage of th Milendid oppurt unitypresented presented to elect C 01 Ivin and liis ifioclate elates on the city ticketlln I lln lo Talk tit tilnn lyaRiii 11111WiIIlom William M ViOl the npllhli all rnridiclato I date for Mayor ha arvppt d an Incite t 111to to addreH a nuftliig nf mnnibeis at thoUnion Union tAngle Club on Suttirday aflenioonOther Other proniinent llepublicaus will sat Iakn nt the meet il1I I Prescribed by AIlLrdn g PhysiciansGaswell Caswell Massey GosEmuIsioiiofCodLiverOil Emulsion o Cod LiverOil I WITH PEPSIN AND QUININECun I Coin Be Taken bv thf Mas DelicateESTABLISHED 1 I I BRQKAWBROTHERS BROTHERS ESTABLISHED NEAR1Y HALF A CLNTUIQTI ITHE THE rapid growthof IirlBJ rlBJ of automobilintas iri as a sport has been metby by an outpouring ofautomobile Iautomobile automobile garmentswide r wide of the mark inboth both style and practicability cabilityThe IT The motorist wantspractical Ipractical practical garments whose stylesare Iarc are in accord with the spirt ofthe ithe the sport These lie will fndhere i here Ve show only the bestAmerican American and foreign productions itions tionsSubway Subway Station at Our OnorASTORPLACEANDTOURIHAVErIUL ASTORPLACEANDTOURIHAVErIULSANDERSONS iSANDERSONS I SANDERSONSMOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN DEWSCOTCH SCOTCH WdISKEYPure l Pure as the dew ofthe Ithe the 1liglilands2c I 2c n IMPROVEDCroup Croup KettleConstructed Constructed according to directionsof ifof of an errlnent physicianMade Made and for bale byJEWIS 1SNGEfl131k 130 iat West 411 Street anti Vi8 HI 111 4 Itt il ei IiirkI1ILII iru siis AIf lIClOlIYSa3s Sa3s ThaI If vms acts the Full RepublicanVote JIolr yoto Vote Ho Mill HP KleetPilWilliam 4Vhihiruu William Hatpin chairman of tho Republican j lican comity conimittee sent out lust nightto J to the enrolled publicans of tho city acirculur circulur letter III thuocourse of which io aidHearst Hearst today haw moro than hair of theentire entire Democratic voto in thin city nndMcClellan jI J Met Itllull is defeated Tho voto III tlllHritv f I ritv for UerrlcU Demo ratio nominee foriovornor i f I iovornor Int year waf aiSOOO the vote forHiKnini i IIfiggins HiKnini last your was litlsOOO there areJI 213 OJ enrolled HepublicaiiH in this city lvln lcClcllaIl nnd Hjurst will divideabout about IRVCKK effective utE between themin in this electionIt It miiht bo apparent that if Ivins poll fonlv only I he vote of tho enrolled Republican r Ih h will be electedJohn ftJohn if At f ii i John JamesonsThree 11 1 I II Three q1 StarS r i WhiskeyC FAMous for the good cheerI I 1 it gives to all occasionsDoes Does precisely what you takewhiskey IIwhiskey whiskey forjust in the wayyou you want itM i itM M AH It I EDAlts Alts J OoOn Uciliifsdayatternoon No i inlwr I nt llic Third PrMhylcrlanCtiiirch itllIrl N i bv mi Hcv 1rcdcrlck WolcottMikion Mikion ustlstiil by Out Htv Hubert ScotlHi I liclis i lllh Allcp second dmithlcr of Mrniil niil Mr Ililllji X Juckson to Tnatcher 1Lildiii ildiii IrKtnrs Ktnrs lrs On Wrdncstlay nfifmoon NovI 11003 ut St Iauls Churcli Ilniflcwood Tliv liv 11 11ev llrrlirrj Shlpmnr assisted brtin I tin 11v Howard C nubbins iiluhrth WnunnIn In s iliuclncr ot Mr and Mrs Howard Ivesto tfto to Cicdrut1 Klotstoini I toini IHHKiii On fict TO iiKis nt Ornct hiirh IJY lIe llcv Mnrinii llx II Dslt iulcl lcl hy the Ilcv llnirst M Silrcs Ii TMlllin Mlllin Ur ilnuehtrr nf UH lilt Pordyc tic rI h 1 ami Irniiklln iiutlcr Uird irTMMciH TMMciH KI 01 INS At phlladtlpliln Nor I tlMil l s nn lti nninTnniil ln n lrc torofHuh Huh 111 Churcli Mibl daiiKhlrr nf Mrniil nut Mrs 1rcrlcrlck A Kuotu to Slam Talntorof of N v trtc t1IEL DIEDipsTlv ipsTlv Ifv Ilrulhor AentiM of the orderi d tlii Christian llrotlior dlid ou Tufsday InTHU THUPiiniTnl Ntiiiirzi PiiniTnl at dasoniPolnl Military Aradcmr WmtCliKitr CliKitr on rililn Xnv 1 at lOoclocW Inttrmint mint Ii Ibr Bcailciii ivniclcry Ki1md arcrnlcrnl iiIllitlitit ll 1luTr rnlcrnl Into nst on Monday Oct MI I V H al ln IlIul N J William VliUHlMt IilIidiIld liUHlMt I I till ral sir lrrs at St Pauls Cliurrh nil Tbiirdav dav iiluniiiiiii At 3jn Ilrasc omit fluMcrNIlYIINi 1livtt IlYIINi or Jolm ni ihe mldriipp ot Jnnipi i Inrki cii11 r Illilzo Lirchinontrunt runt ml In m hi Iatrlmi ithrilrnl Krllnyniornlni niornlni n fi n cioiUAl t Al 1 spochl rni nf the tIn i rut ct TIUAII ofl l hi I MMMM IMirHVIUM SiS icu8 11VK hrilill ill tin liinu Nm IM rii UH tnlliv Inf riiiI I llloi trr nlnplilV Ii hi ii is II tins liloi UinUlll llnI n rrmnnun nun uui iiiunws n luliir frlrnil mid nrlMtIIIMII IIIMII dIr Mnjur iiihn In rni Olin has laliorriltilililulU iifull full PiIuill unsHilshly nml Mllli maikiil nbllltvIn In iHummlni tin InlriiMs nf tills Institutioniini iini llt ili cinii in ihr H iiird In 117f I f i KrrJiil Tint ih mititirri nl IhK lUuriluriirl iI uriirl ilirli innfuiiinl ncn PI ItO Inss iiii 1iu i line I In 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I Ib 1 b THE SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1905 J Ii III i CHOATE Allf f FOR JEROMEL L r Cnntintril nun 1irnl IagcWomen e I Women mul yet if Mr Jcroinn isnoxt l IJt t noxt Tuesday IIH confidently beliovo Inwill ii will bo lio will owo It inuri lo llm infltionciof tJ of tlio wjmun of Now York tliaii tll Ilio inuniApjvlaum L iApjvlaumThoy tr Thoy nro nlly more Inter slrd than 10aro tiro In tlio iriMt rvtUlun of law and ordond nd the MipiiiKsoti and punMitnent ofCrlmo 1riino Kncli mm of Uiem Im I sofir III lior grip find 1 inn Miro him will jond hllI I lo the polh m M Tuesday to oU rightjind jind although I havo had no opportunity 10Unsult consult tlio Ktntutu books of Niv Vork forhe the IdHt CPVMI yours I give il as u lognVpplnion j I Vpplnion for what it In worth thit if uny IIUHmnd i mnd or any lovur rofnwM nl her rcquiHkioxt tblext kioxt Tuwdny to votn for Juromn it is a oodJaUB laiUBO or divorce luighto find LIIt1ul l fcu any lato it will bo u good dfoiuv to 11 jtiction for broach 6 proinii iHiMiowoidaughter daughterTodny Todny aftor nn alwiifo of nevn yeirhavo I havo como Lad lo tlm bur nnd YOUI rdiul greeting make mo feel si if the 1mIlad j lad como bad to im I glory in the opOiortunlty I Oiortunlty to bignnlio my return liy appearWnB WnB hero tonight to nclvocatu III onuso iStone rfneof Stone of tho bravest lawyers that ever opcnniiJiis iiJiis mouth in court treniondoUH applaiib t nd three cheer for Joromol und to urgls lis rcoloction to n great profe duiiul olllclmt I b hat for tho lat foul yearn ho lm Illleiilli rlh the rarest courage lldulity and t kil i JlTrcmondous nppluusolI t I ndmlre the youthful ehanirtor of thludionco udionco I could dwell nt Imiqth on yououth muuonct lx nuty Them nro not 1111 hero except invHelf and a few t f the othe i rtiybenrcls and bald heads upon this platjiform 1 form who can romemlxjr tho time thtliappy liappy time when thero weio no bosejonnd jonnd no machine In tho city or Stato ofcw p ow York Applause There lire thoo IIero Jiero who ca t I hell first volctt in this dtiifortynino iifortynino years ago for tlie pnthflndeijjpWmont jjpWmont and fortylive years ago heregca8t gca8t them agnln for Vbrnhnm LincolnHjlApplaimol HjlApplaimol1EKSONAI 1EKSONAI IIIIFIITY TIn ISStlIThe The Uestlon then was between IreodonSind Sind slavery and fiecdom triumphed byAlho Alho providence of lod and slavery was extingulnhud tingulnhud for ever Hut in tlioe ilayVthero I1hce Vthero was no question of our personal librty rty there was no iiuention tut Hint ul j white men at least wei perfectly free I 4 free to Jilnk as they rlold to vote uthey they pleased and to han u MJJCII in tht I selection of the candidates of their partyus us well UH of the electors al the polls Nowupon IUpOI upon tho iMitio If this content depends thatvery very riuestum of personal liberty Ti vcollar collar is upon ur own nucks the shaekleinro nro upon our f It und tlio over et in theform I form of the biw is cracking his whip overour our heads und our baeUs and tiC iiuestion i whether the people of this Kieat city areutroiiK IfyrfnlY utroiiK enoiiKli to throw ofl tin brutaltyranny tyranny nnd to denmnd I oniititiuancv inofllce ofllce of I brave and valiant fervant of thepeople people who is bein turned iljwn by thebOK bOK e and the machine 1 ecHiie he i afuithful I fuithful servant of the peopleWe We used to have treiu lender whom wewore wore proud to follow in the days 1 peak ofBiich such men us Sewurd and Wheeler unJdreelcy ICeel dreelcy and Kvuits men of jieat brainof of high character of patriotic pUrlUS ewhom Iwhol it honor to acknowledge undfollow whom was an hOIOI acklowlldgo Ifolo follow as our leaders mil who could onlycompared ICompurll its plants to pygmies wit h thilittle compared all II twlte Ihcso little pedlers of ward politics A phiUreThese These boes they tint lIId1 wihcould Icould could get up a KOO d delinilion of the wordboss boss i Ls I leifiit word it is u iliagruouMo Mo word it i n vulgar wont Init theru ino no other word to evpre tlie vnliiir tilingto to which it is implied Applaue Acreature creature I should cull him without scrupleor or conscience who Ills jus capaelou mawwith with graft who ferni his greedy followersupon wih eal pntheivd from theolllcial political garbage attlle1 11011 111 olllcial tleshpotH and swill pailsNow I Now it is that kind of man vlio is conpared pared with the Rival htutesmen und hroSjo Ito jo whom I have referred who low ilictatostho tho convention Who lirtntt who liallbo bo the candidates of their resHctive partiesfor ifor for tlio fjr at olll s that the ieop ur1 tofill fill Tho members of th party at largeliavo liavo no more to do with the miiKiiu of thenominatlonx Ith3 nominatlonx of the muuiepul oltuvs thanth3 th3 children that you Und playing in theNow btltHNow Now you all know bow this situation inwhich which wo llnl ourselves was brought aboutMr Mr Jerome f xr four yarn bad tilled theoffice office of District Attorney to vi rvl odynccoptanee nccoptanee except tht thieves and t he mill Icptnl derors and thi criminal whom ho bud topursue pursue WIt tlio practical politicians whofor Ior for Homo reason found some objoet in sliolteriig teriig and harboring themNmutemln Nmutemln of the people ninoteentwenttoths twenttoths of thc people were in favor ofhis his rccloction for thy next four yours Theygranted iwanted granted him lor reasons that have been Idocrib described hero Ijy the gentlemen who havopreceded preceded me Th great point wns becaUBo caUBo ho had made himself a terror topvildoers doers and tho UmJ of lan wo want in tlmtoffice ifr office every day in the year for llio WXIfour fr four years and the next forty vearuWell Well ho esj rossos his willinpn0 tnperve perve the peoplo further Ho suld I 1 xllevc ilev llevc as lone ago as lost August that hewns IWM wns roady i tho people wMioU i to servethem them an no had nerved them in the pastbut o cree but that ho would not Feck I nominationfrom from any parlv I any boss or anycombination combination of iwoj 1 hit wan a veryplain plain platform for lun to stand lon anilliefoM liefoM nny convention met the people puthim him In norrirntionTHE THE TURKIKO POVN OK JTHOMCNovr Now what did thcso party conventionIn IThey clr rospoaiivo wigwams contriveThey In Ullr wlgwlml They were dotorminod that whoever olsomight might bo Dlstii i Attorney Jerome novorphould IFhould phould 0 nsoi RO tlioy mIl and theyeoctpd eoctpd their l ot as wo will 6ipposoracJi racJi In their i5iccUvo camps for thoofllco ofllco and tuniw leromn down Wellwhy why did thev turn him down iJecaunothey they knew ho WAS 1 man who in officethey they could not possMy icaoh lapplausethat that nopolilicnl pull ro monoyod infucnccno no creat position or owor could by anyposalbillty Ipo posalbillty reach himand divert Mm fromthojxTwistont Ith ibllt thojxTwistont coiistnnl honest deturminodjHTJOJinanec th C1111t I jHTJOJinanec of hi ItitvFor For I littlo jrWlf it Brined ni thoughthey they had rlcct x d td The preat ornii3of Ior of public opinion rrIU t Wit nil up withJeronx Jerome Mia thoy went oven i o far M tonay iIY nay that It nerved hitn right tlmt it WILShis his own fauh tln tvlx IKd hrought it uponhis his own head and tlmt it would bo a Roodleswan I leswan to him mid rll other political aspirants Io Jlher pltlml antI not to offend thC patfrera that lio nndnot inot not to cot tlmIi 11 p itunst tho nucitywen I wen tn tlm two o tnrw ctvit Xlltlcalrarttftt Ira11t rarttftt Jl iughtrr nnd npplau oVhy Why I heard something rlxnit It frompome leaders ofmy rmull grent pome of the grcat IU1 r111 Iallcrl rrlt my own par tiw epulUlcun party Theycalled called mo up on Ilir UIK dltiinco telephono Iphn Iwhat phono nnd vou mt Itrnr very distinctlywhat what i wklltw H ii Iirrfl nnd StocUhrldgoHO HO tnilei awiv but they wimted mo tocomedown 10 Inl UWt tukon hand In the Republican comedown aim tull I hunt II Hepull can campaign Why 1 llel I lj do tlilt I am nilfor for Jerome nnd you uvo lolt Jerome off thoticket ticket llivnw l iiH ppplnunB nnd choornund tckt did und nensatlonl And I nnld wliv cic ymiev Ilea ev him off Well ihero wa a confiihedjuiitblo Koiinil thrtiu lt the telepone juiitblo Hr ouJI imno Ihll IleloO could hear thosefour llxiuhter Im I cOlld thffour pone four wnnh with jwirot dlstliioliioss HoabtKliitolr abtKliitolr fiktonWell 1 Well pwvtMjluil In did nh oluirlylipavent lipavent 111 1 ly nilon ihnt they wanteilh t1 nnd Otloll Murphyto h iiruventoU in nijmil of OdlItlIrphyto to carry on iho cumptiijn fur tho saltn andbenefit benefit of Murphy 110111 tll 1 I IRTD lllH Elo tP Buk a o W oUwr he Imi created 1 ftmlon that will atwoliitely ovnrwhelall all the o lltlln pnllticlniiH of both part I lltenowml applause ilo linJT crpiitedfilHlonof nfllunof filHlonof the tioploof thi city of New Vorof of all part IDS nets lId colors and IOUcllol dltlons ApplaitHul 1 1 do not 11 lllmtl Ihoslins of tho I line thoy havo determineon on this one Issue at least to take their owngOPIIInt government into their own hnnds mid 1ldtlso those little gentlemen to tho tearNow Now how has Mr Jerome done thltHow low has hif wonderful chango OIWIhout about Two weeks ap everybody was Indespnlr despair Ihry said 11 had no chance nulhlCO chance whir ever and now wo hour thl tho hettlnc men are staking their momon How Iho tell I Jerome on 11011 they can 11 10eroul could dud dill but they are always righThe The pros 1 SCUMS to bo that ho will 11ffllvo ffllvo three or four votes to uny one IUIuurhod anybody elseNow Now hol dan he done it Why Itvery Iter very grenily the charm and fnirlimtionbin ofhi bin character the admiration of the poopfor for the honest man the applfiutvj of thewholo whole city for the incorruptible man tl splendid spectacle that ho prcMmted thoriint hrlllli it courageous chivalric man JIJOI1 agaitisi tlio wiiolo Held 1IIIlusf1 1 I Is lighting nlono and unusMrited aRuiiiut 11 r the powers of darkness iu tlio cityThe i The numo of lerame is 1 1 to conjuiWith With it hus always boen i to lonjuiwith with he is not the lirst Jerome 1 daruI I cav that many of you remember his nnnvsake sake the Krrat I hrlstian t eholiir and h011 I thui lived homo thineen hundicd yeaisiifiWo Wo have not cimoni7i il William rllIt 1lnOlzc ileramu yet but we shall if we go on rhelinvo linvo done it already over on the Eat Sidipplauxe pplauxeA A HT JKIIOMIi TO Till IIKITIUlr KHI I I have found I good deal of refomblanciil il sectns to inn between the character UIIItl the foil nuns of this gillant candidateouisiind I ouisiind his lrst great namesake ti whll I have leferred In tlio tirsl nlaee tligreat i great Ill original Jerome in liis youllho I ho followed the law and I suppose nrguerach I rach cast with Ills wife pal hllll and 1uOIIId aomired gieat lenowu lor In powerdeniinclntUm ffI I deniinclntUm Ilo wns wonderful in driioimriiiRliUiidMrsiiit iioimriiiRliUiidMrsiiit iindhewnswondeifill fill in denouncing ev il it Vi nnd by and hho rhI ho went IntD the di et i lead tin asiitilife IINIIlh life n terrible life luiihur and appin11nut 1lul nut tliestuiiuoiislife h j who lead 11al 1 I think al r ut the bft line ui unybo ion on euth nor the wiiiple life ne Ii into the desert to lead tlie true hermitlife life and what happenedWhy Why thi wild beuts of to forttKathered Kathered iiboiit him and lh v waited allrst tirl to eat Id meagre lleh and drink hiscanty scanty blood but such was tii rliuiu ancfascination fascination of his character that they 11 Vm all howIIendalY became his friends lllnIIIII legendary art has represented hs triumjilover over the bcals of the field how by irid hthe Ythe the lion the king of beasts catiu and liowedown down bofoMi him limping iiiin l to walkand and hi lifted up his pnw in wiii i wai I terrible thorn and llroll drew to tlionout out I his foot And h stood ttji 11 firnground ground on his hind IORI untwiti d IIHtail Irolll shook his and declared tlmlie tail and malI alcl delIpd IhlthI lie was a all king of the hIt Itut al the tame ho came and bowed down to JJuIHand and inked lts hand and faithfully follovethim him when he went ApplaueTHii jTIJ THii Tiion nuELiWell Well now thai iimdrt to me cxnPtljlike hla our Jerome and our liipiibliau hoihoni whol I great many of us admire so muchHe He had n thorn in hi foot that prcventeiIlls Ills ctanuuig upright or wuUmg upon tinfirm firm giound und that thurn 1 tii j litthboss boss that muieftook to direct his movemiMits miMits Well now whit hu Jeromu ol for him Jerome buckol up by the menand and women of this city who bILe in himhas has eliminated tin hos lit has extructeithe the thorn fom the fool of the Itcpubhrailion lion and he iinnndiatl stood up on Inliiiij liiiij leg when lie was retore I he WlhIb lh king of the beast again and I dontknow know lull all ly thought he wu ele to lMavcr Mavcr 11 not onlv the ItepuljlicanI I ii but all the whelp liiughter and uppluuil pluuil tiev have come UIK In Kel Jeromeliund liund and IIIIVH said herever von leadse se wit foluw I Laughter andappluieNow 1o Now ho has doie great mid ocd missionary sionary sPrvlte there lio has reformed thfKepulilicnn putty lie has made tliitparty Kepulilicnn 111 I hl t1aKain party againt its will liit e down beforehim him and bPI eniiission to t ut bis nameon on ttinir ballots Ciiis of Oool IhitHtight tight and nppIaH Fur one I hOlli i wont get there beftiu he 1 une II heelerttl elerttl v liether or mi It would Iji agrat grat r honurund tedit tn hill to l elei ttdby by the pfopl of this iitv without anv helpfiom plauel fiom any iuty mi hine ncat aI Now the lgiul doc not say anythitiiiibout iibout the tiger I doit know wli lierthe the tiger vu in well kinwn tin th lioiiin in thoedays but IhcaMi1 savage Instinctsnnd and the WITIVJ cruel heait inpire both thohea hea t nnd tiiulor the all ciroumtuncesthey they may be expected to do thu ame tilingllefoio llefoio tr WLMIC i oil1 1 xpt tO cothe the lammauy tiger holding up Ins liiiiu1iiw 1iiw to Jitviinf rtking hrn to take mu tinjihnni thor Ai pUiue At any ititi1 If hi duesnot not do il tlie poojilp will do it for liin onfileday fileday next ICenewed npphiueI I tliitiK fie ixople mean biiMiies tinsime lime We have ncen cheatcl often cnoiiglirte rte havo Invn lo Iting for tins op ortiiiutvmil mil we never had such an opportunityicfure icfure There never was opnrlulily ivhiii tho people of tins eity had tno uplortumly lortumly to line up undor ono glorious nndourueoils ourueoils leadr all give bJttle to thusorrupt orrupt political managois and overt hnnvhem hem muddl parties combinedCIIOATK CIIOATK roll VKTOIIVVhv Vhv if bo wins nnvt lueslav us hevilltheo villtheo victories of llm peoil in defenceif wil Il 11011 h 111 Il I their rights will be u great deal moretiny tiny and certain over aiterwurdroll J roll know that it is not Mr Jerome thit iin in trial I is tho city of Ney York thats 101 trial before Iln wirld The iieiirns i whether we hao got grit enough andourage ourage enough and manhood enough toMaintain Maintain our own rightThe The whole country is looking en andTit Tit only the peonle of the Inited Statesut hit tho people of the world Whv they nnihnot ihnot as lunch intereted in th triumph ofleroine leroine as they are in tho defeat of the imlenal lenal fxtir of all Klsin It has Ixen tlmavorite avorite criticism of all lands 1 huc heardt it Irindreds and thousands of times on tlmther her side of tho walei that the people ofhe he great municipalities of America couldlot lot inanaco their own I Tall and that iuhem t hem nt least free ovprnment was a failin1 in1 Now we should mnkn noxt I iiesduv aroat roat effort to contrndirt that and you willf Ir you civts alI vote for the triumphantetum etum and election of Mr Jerome this lonjherished retlm herished criticism of us will bo lot comletely letely an weld Now here is a chanceet et UH see for once if we cannot do it malifirently lifirently and ell lr Jeromes SprrrliMr Mr Jcromo began by giving an accountif of his stewardship He felt thai he oughto 10 o this he mid bocause Iho iiieuliinrind hit city been let primarily by Ill bur ofhis When I came into the olTco of powerhat hat the people had given me said Mrurome urome I ale How is i that I canrinp rinp thi olico In accord with the bestraditirmn raditirmn of business management Kirthero hero was my staff to bo cho nn menivory ivory ono of whom every d y would 1m vnn in their liands my honor men eery onoif of whom each day w nld have Uio ippnrunlty unlty In tho multitude of business thatomcs omcs into that great leo of doing thingshat hat would bring me into dUgraceI I looked around this city nnd said Nololltlclan lolltlclan In mine I would have jirima il vn an oftico tlmt did not have to lx watchedhat hat could bo trusted nnd so I looked aboutmom mom tho young men of the bar who couldn be influenced to como to me by the opporunitics I unitics 1 could offer to tlcm and I pickedny ny stuff 1 Not a ilnclo mnn in Ihnt whole officemil 01 lnflo mil thn hncklng of nny organization nnyKilitlcnl Thc had tho backig Kilitlcnl orgnnlxiitlon They thl bacl ig of lawyers they hod fho backing ofepulnblo epulnblo altivnn nnd thoy were pickedn on my judgment of them as menI I must acknovldgo hero to you myirofrs irofrs loniil brethren my gratitude tohem hem for ths way thoy have uphold my handlurhiKtheso lurhiKtheso four lonRycnrj ApflaudO IU U I have tlono ought thnt dc erves yjuroiniiieiidtitloii oiniiieiidtitloii It 1 bccauHC of tlioso quietlyal lyal brave tnie young men that stoodboulder boulder to ohoulucr to ri and did thom worktl tl orncs A ISOAI csrv Jt T fTn3r 1 lovp m rrofr ios end while It wouldtwo haI bon 1 dnllght and plensuni to moerHonally erHonally to hftvo boon eneaged In thewilly willy profoiwlonnl work of that officer fQrthWQ long four yearn I have been littlo II4jhJ I4jhJ fJ J more than 1 floorwalker In a great 10RaiIcllltrclt department storellm Icllltrclt has been tlmro nro no mClroI lilgion holes Huph tlilngn do not exisIn In tho old days thero was incessant claim on the part of defendant for trial NowI 1fllllall defendants are Incossantly clamoring not101m I In be tried n tin old Inv there lined 10 be unlimited forfeited jocognlxancoH and inooo 7000 or 11000 I yonr collectsNow forfeitureof Now thero ui o comparatively few of IMIOnI bonds und the collections tiro JO000 andIMIOn I cito thll thing to yu opoclnlrjmy my piofesslonal brethren tlmt you maywhnt see what my purposu has lcen therehave Ihlf

have not claimed Infallibility You woult be tho last ONPH to concede I to me ButI I hnvo tried to 111 that office BH you lret trjlng to run and are running yourH andtho tho record will bear scrutinyOIUVT f onAt OIUVTMr I 1IAtT Mr Jerome turned then to the IHSUof i of his present campaign On all cidos I he fdd ho saw social and political unrtfinspired inspired by distrust In public servantiand and the men who dictated their nominalions dltutoe nomnaI I Inns tl 1 nil sldot too ho saw grnfiI I grift graftMy My own duties said Mr Jerotn Vnllod fiouontly to Albany ButI 1 mo I I nover welt tmto but the babe low dograded graded tone of tlr plaoo numbed moIt I It was the consideration of such condltions lion Mr Jerome nidd that Impelled him to throw down tho gauntlet to tho IJOSSCHIjook fool at our own case huni continueiMr I Mr lerome and I appeal especially to youIItolln gentle men of tho bar lookut OUI own Clleut at tills election of the Judges the Judgej j nf tho Supremo Court men whoso wlolet lives should le a dedication to tho callboolight light nnd justice Whnt happened willhim ihim him Hern we had JIm lam whosiliither liither had icndored service that 11Iel1d eliPinod and uiluabli who OH a gieaJudge Judge hlnistlfcumo to tho bench niidsorveiyou you not liiinnianv Hull not tlm Ilcpulillam am party normtybody else but hadtervoyiu yiu the IlopIL for toiirteon long yea tHoI Ad as the iII approaches when agailthe I the uotion rues whether he your servantshall shall bo onmttod to nerve you wherefuisooth fUlsJll a the iippenl made for tho privikguV Thii lawyers ali judge who wanteito to ti 1 him Ktiinied to olVIco in this coininmiiy inmiiy vheiu did thoy g o 1 hey IltI to a iiinn iinreoogniod by tlio lawn matwhoi I IJlt utlelullIizd I whoi yoiilli lias grown cloudily with hHt iowoi thoy went to orio Murphy of ooc I round fur Ierri ion fur your high iuliciioflcor 1111 oflcor 10 erx Y1 Hit1 dogrulntiou ofthillt I sin h thing bun ill my hfiit and 1 wili1t iuitsu fur tut I iilotio f i ni Ivuit it subnu 1t tU I ur stand forMiri thinet in ihiicnimunityMi II Jerome aid tiiit altliuiigh ho hatdrawn I drawn tho issuo hewin nothing in thi I11lnllnl difference whaibowline movement I nindo no ditIlco lat bowline of tho stiiidard bearer If only tincolor I color wen pIl td Ioiwud Hut he Wit Isurplitd sllrpririml he doelured that the bosses hacalloved I alloved the ill to got by thoirconvontionsIlo I Ilo hadnt i eitod chat I ladlt IXIwe I I did not Iiliivo that they would let nuget get by Hieinvention 1 thought I woukliii liii like a piiiB of biggig that hit trtive1 I e1 led UN tin1 Ioutlusmt Inhillod nil oVoiwith will in iivlireinont of every convention 1 thought thoy would bo wUo in fieir dayand I and gotmnilion and not allow you to ralsttin1 tin1 iitiou of whether l Itonjaniin Odaland and Chailey Murphy ruled tlio city or 01 ruled Ui ciyliit 1111d thoy took up tio challenge andnow I now thank Cod 1 stand v ithoiit Indorsemeiit I meiit of a single convention or boas imply candidate with tho issuo drawtso 11 your aIHldaIL til HU drawlolal so clour 1iit thit no ono can mistake i ApplauseNO I NO OXt MAN AT STAKK NOWMr I Mr lorome concluded And now whatilooj ilooj it meiin It moan I believe a light to regain that which 1 believe wtihiue lotIt It is no accidental thing iluit all over thiscuuntry cuuntry a 11 o see trom tIlt exchanges intiTist i i tiTist ix foncoiitrated on thi light in NewVirk I York li is not coucontnited on this lightbecause because ii i a tight for the District Attornetship netship It is not conceiiiratud on this fight bocuuo I cuuo Vilhutn Travuri Jeiome is a candidate date It is concentratoi on this fight btouu i ouu e tho dotiancu und challenge bv thuHOtile HOtile has been given and has ben takunup up liy the bo and lM uaii o all over thisbroad broad land they loolc to noo whether thisixoplo ixoplo Ill friit iir not whotlior thus IHolleill will down th bo or whether indeed thrho ho itkvus Iho p OiloIVllow IVllow citivens 1 say il in sol eniossI I say it roaiiing that one wiser and triiigerthan I than I shiiiiid loan raied thit isuo Iiuiod I iuiod it 1111111 i t ltiiw no other serviceI I cuiiid ilo you I iaip it I ern si no oneonii i onii to come forward to do it Themino ino men so much 1111 and bra 111 andstniiKor stniiKor linn I that could hau iaiedit I it fur you that I trcnillo sometimes at theMTV I MTV thought that I should lae had thotemerity I temerity to pare it iCore you but it iilifnio i lifnio younnd I say it and llelioveyouvill vill I onr meout tlml the issuo reallyhoie hoie is nn isuo of li eilyIt It i indeod as I Lolioc in nil solieriiesnn n 111 to detPrmlnu whether goMinmentof I of the orl i mid for the cojlo and by thei i eopl shall con1 back to this land otour8hiiii hiiii in New ok or not jTremendousa a IlaiiM uml 11111I lllSII WIIliN IKHOMK KNIiKt I Iui1 n in iiid or to after Mr Jeromeuttiiid uttiiid hi lat word thero was hilonceI i I lion lie Iruul in thi gallery btruck upand and thi peloils on the platform crowdednoiiml i noiiml tho 1hi I Attorney to clialce hishrud hrud Soiuo in the audience brushingnsiilo I nsiilo tho ni emen climlied on the presstt lrNl1iIllble tt ble and joined those on the platformI I ho nuieo hnd the exits well guardedand and tho bis ioul nioved out in an orderlyway way but it ti oic nearly twenty minutes toempty empty the big hallTnomai Tnomai Tharlior presided at the meetingHo Ho delivered a dUcourso full of earnestnessand and of humor on the functions of the criminal nal law and hon who administer it andthen then saidTo i To Hum it all up what we are hero to Payis is that becnue ho has IHOII tried found toexhibit exhibit rare courage wonderful Independence dence n icailinons to prosecute where pro ociitiun ciitiun should be had a judicial temperament ment l oiauc of tlio things nnd undertif tif piinclpli1 ippliciible to nil ollicos whichare are of a judicial nature esporbHy this commimlty mimlty the people who lawyer tho DUtrict trict Attorney is shoultl bv their votes netvook vook pine1 in the ollico of Titrict Attorneyfor for tlm coming term William TraverJeromo Jeromo Khoois and a plllu1A Auston Ii Fox said that it wan n greatnlaht nlaht for tho bar and a great night forNew New York when patriotism called the lartoRother toRother under tho leadership of ono towhoin whom we may apply his own wonls Hpokenef ef his former partner Mr Kvarts and saythat that he holds by life tenure the leadershipof of th Anioriian liir Mr Fox pleadedfor for the cleansing of tho processes of thoadministration administration of juslictj from botllru1CIII11AS MACIAniAXIninilKFIOHIORNKKx Kx Tutted Stntes District Attorney WnlIIKO IIKO Macl nrlnne kept the audience cheeringiiid iiid nvplaudirt for twenty minutes Hopleased pleased them epecinlly when ho wild thntthe the Independent issues of this campaignwere i were so pounding the automobiles of thebosses bosses that it looked UH though by electionilny ilny tho II would birst and the machinesgo go into the ditch He said Mr Jeromehad i had mnde the New York voters sit up andlind lind awakened their enr to tlm voice ofliberty i liberty Of the recent utterance of BourltcIorkrnn Iorkrnn Mr MaeKarlano saidIf If he hud not l eeu spending so rnnnynonths nonths in tho Philippines lately he wouldIave Inn known that not a hundred nominnions t ions could ever purchase Jeromes silencelr lr MncFurlane poked soorn tit tho Iteniblicnn niblicnn orcnnijition for putting itself inhe I I he attitude of saving its own life liy favorf of the mnn it had rejected Ho spofie pityncly ncly of Osbonip nnd said speaking ofKbornes Kbornes spcpchpsThe The effort of Osborns criticisms is thatifter ifter ho is elected he will send n processionif I of rich victims lo the guillotine in shortirdor irdorI I hold no brief for the rich man lie isiRiully I iRiully nMp to protect himself Init I doittornt i ittornt a lawyers meet ing u lawyers protonigalnst igalnst nn inlhiotice that is supported bymy my f uch Jncobin plea at that Cries ofjoodl joodl Jur criminal law tiro writteni 111 the criminal code find stntutes and everyJistrict Jistrict Attorney knows Mr Osiornp knownhat hat there Is n vnst nmotinl of moral iniquityhat hat io not and never will be within scopeif I of a criminal caseJohn John O Miliiirn rejoiced thnt Mr JeomeH omeH name was not likely to ho on nnyiirty iirty ticket hecauie with Mr Jeromogloetlon loetlon sure it was of tho utmost imporanco l anco that tho actual voting strength of e I tlio uplrlt of indopemlcnco in Now Vorshould should ho countedJHHUMI JHHUMI TO siIf Jctl1 wmlJOnSIf If Kodrrnl Irommtlonii 1nl I 1115 tnyIll TAkoI Ill Cnmi Aitnlii Icttrr HBnTho The regular Hemlrnonthly meetingtho orthe the mirvtvorH of tho Slocutn dlwiHtor WaRhold hold In Hchuctzon Hall last night andcommunication IIcommhnlcntlon communication wan read from Mr Ix olsecretary secretary to President HooHovelt In whlcho ho enclosed reports to President Hooeovofrom from M D Purely of the Department orJuslle Justice and Secretary Metcalf of the Departmont partrnont of Commcrco and Labor statintho tho progress thnt had been mode In bringinto to justice the persons responsible for thBSlocum Slocum disaster After these reports hadbeen been read President Dersch had this to 8ayabout about the way the Slocurn disaster had beendragged dragged Into tho contest for tho PiatricAttomeyshlp I AttomeyshlpA A great deal of friction has been createon on both nicies In this camt algn We findono I ono candidate for District Attorney statintlmt that his opponent had the power to woI that those who wore guilty received theIrpWII I punishment without Mending tho matte to the Federal authorities Seeling thaccounts accounts In tho pajxrH n committee WilliformcI formed to rllY a visit to Mr Jerome 1hei i object of our visit was not a political oneLet Let no politics bo discussed in our meetingbecause I because our organization is not a poll t leuorganization I organization but Is composed of BvmIHthetlu I IHthetlu members to come here and shuneach each others troubles and bring to Ju tilO1ho0 hoso who hU4 rohbed Uti of our loved otiirMr Mr Jeromo made a clear Htatemcnlast I last night ut a meeting in Arlington Haland I and followed It today by his letter to thlorgjnimtiuu orgjnimtiuu Hu wanted to come Iwlu111m and speak ho wanted to have Mr Onrvlihem hem to speak but wo said that under noontiderulloll consideration could wo allow nny politlenorganisation organisation to coinn to this hall und 81ilukI I on political questions Wo were likewiNasked asked by tie other side for ermissioti toBpellk speuk to us und wo likewise relus Ki itDlstrlot Uitrlot Attoniey Jeromes letter to thitmrvivors tmrvivors tells what uctlon ho took hcJvono ono of his assistants was early on the scentnnd nnd how hu hud the Commissioner of 1olinhave I have tlm hull of tho Slouum raised nti i the citxB uxpense in order to releuso amimprisoroJ imprisoroJ bodies and to enable him todollnity definite fix tho responsiHlity TIre lettecontin contin esIceliiiK IceliiiK koittily lln re i mmiliitv r jaostcutuiKiudi I cutuiKiudi mul cvciv one In HI wtv ui bin tinfor for such H UTrlMi loss of lite I coiisulinllrm llrm MrJohn I llnilcttyor the firm of MeollAimblo Aimblo A fjladsav mu1 of tin1 foriiiiosTiiiilnnl Tiiiilnnl lawyers nf the elty wlm was tliiiciuiifil ciuiifil for the iirrv Sudtty tlm liitores of liidi Huilfty liuil tiMcii uwiikcriod 01necuunt necuunt of tin niiinher of chitilrin lustHlsj IIll Hlsj i onsulted lnltiil Stato District Utnrnuy I tnrnuy lluriutt iid fOtlHT we Ilirei wcunvor nvor till phnis f ljiih the Sute law ulldIII thi Itiited hulls IIi li ulOJPUr11 thH tlfri were n slMciustiitiiti stiitiiti iinilnr oir Stat AW nnviinnw tiniiiilPliield iiiilPliield of BieainlMiitA 101 lindii tinTinted I Tinted Mates pinfitvs in ruMslons hnibfcn bfcn niiuli1 lyr tlif Inniiin tlt ot tich ciutins I ns iln Sliiuiiin I Mier tli i iticiiiiiitiineiit I it ucrHiue npparfni that wuli io aid of ttI I statutiS ill Imtid stafS enstts otfercd tinl I ht opp iluniiv lo lirinir to IIIK e tin itmlti i itll I tnrtfiire flt it inv itiii to SUHJIOIKtin tin proit jiiius in the court of tilts StatUlti Ulti sh IH n the dDi dttllts cro fIIIr n 1 j nd 11 tho Vrted tni1 1 irnrts nr Hhi hi iiiiiippirii that trnv i nt doI I I tluTiTiiie turncl DV T t liitel statiDlNtriit DlNtriit Attnrnev lluriutt H thi iilnnLIiovitlenio ovitlenio uxhidits und tistiiiiii lliat tM1 finiand I11 and i lmrd inv eiitir otllio HI IhliHlusal diniKisal fur lus asitst unrt unil iintniKliutflmdiitnitiils mdiitnitiils 11 found uumns IhoCnitod Cnitod SlHiix liispii tors agiiins Iniit IiIIChll Mclimok Ilimiiiixlore 111 ami ludnii tinpris pris idint und tun nf llii ntliiT Iflliirs r tliciiriioritfMi ciiriioritfMi utiiung tlie tirnrral iSloriini I am Inferiiiivl tliHt lunddirvr tho Insinctordns dns doon triil three tiniis the liirv iliuitnoIIIK IIIK Iuih time I am furllnr infnriniil tlaint nt tin next lirni of rnurl it is i tlmltlic tlic others will bo tried 1 tliiroloro toolthat that HIM iiroceotlltiKs In tlio Stiito i mm slnniUlbo bo filII her MiispiMidodlint lint I can USSMIO tun tlml iitliiiiir IKIS driiidoin doin m any wiv to rinTati tlio pr I1linlls fitns In t ho stHto Ifiirt ami if till pr ointiiis tiiis in tlio riloral mint TH u lailuri I will do nil In m v iur In MO I hal jutiId niotid nt in 110 St it rniirt t ant iiic 1lollhlo lollhlo rrniiliiall fur y iir uriiii atlliiti ncouiai couiai HOYS MI sr 1TflTI I Vntliorlltri Illelite to Cn In tie llottotn I of KitiMiu Inllliilloii latnllMntNT I MntNT VUSNOX iluo Nov 1 haverordved rordved dirort oviience tending to showthat i that Stuart Pierson was roj ed to the railsof i of the bridge wlion the Hporinl train run ovuihim him I will not siiy yet that it is conclusiveevidence evidence but it is strong enough to warrantnot not only n rigid inquest but to justify mein in taking thu CIIMS L of ore tlu Grand JuryThis This is the stutenient of Prosecutor Stillwell well in regard to the death of Smart Pierpon I pon in years old who was killed under thewheels wheels of a Pennsylvania engine Saturdaynight night while awaiting Initiation into theDelta Delta Kappa Epsilon frulem lyOn On the strength of this evidence subpi pi naH have been served itpon nine members I bers of tho Delta Kappa Kpsilon fraternityTlio TIll studonts thus summoned to theIniiiifHt IniiiifHt Thursday are A E York and F UTsiinn Tsiinn two of the initiation committeedelegated I delegated to put Pierson through the degree gree A H Taylor who wns initifttiic another I other freshie Lcrcv Iieees W JI I Kunlile S Kuretol H W Cole G K Jonesand and Cooper RussellThe The dead boys father and PresidentW I W K Peirco of Kenyon College will nlobe be summoned before tlie Inquest endsCoroner Coroner Scarborough announced thntthese these questions must bo satisfactorily anNwered Nwered by tho college students and authorities ties nt tho InquestWhy Why was tlio body shipped to Cininnatl natl so hurriedly without notifying theCoroner CoronerWhy Why did Dr Workman tho college physicinn cinn write the removal certificate upon thoback I back of ono of Piersons calling cardswhrji II whrji the law provides against removal uponuwh uwh a certiflcatoWhat I What did ono of tho students moanwhen when ho warned his companions to sticktogether together on that story within tho hearingof I of Deputy Sheriff John GrahamVhy Why did Dr Morkman while retainingill ill the dead boys clothes for the investigation gation fnd tht Hocks hn wore when killedlo lo tho laundry without informing thoCoroner Coronll1lU i 1lU WII Ii roLittle u 11 7llC11I1Ilttlr Little HntiRcr Sow of u Cinrrnl Strikenf nf Hie Team OwnersThe The railroad companies which would boiffected iffected if u general strike of tho truckiwnors I iwnors was ordered have decided to coiperuto iperuto with tho truck owners In tho striknirtlered IordrflIIlllnt irtlered against Ihomns Orr for tho closedhop hop and in cnse of other strikes and willentler render financial nssistmice All tho tnemicrs her of tho New York Team Owners ASMIintion intion now bclinve thnt a general strikes I s improlmble especially since the Interitnto itnto TeaminR Company was orgniii cdind and took hold of Mr Orrs luniness Secrpary ary Henry C Hunter of the New YorkIoam Ioam Owners Association said yesterdayvonlng vonlngKvery Every dny makes n general sympatheticstrike strike of tho truck drivers more unlikelyMl I Ml tho business men in New York arehoroughly I horoughly aroused and will cooperatewith I with the truck ownersA A man who wnn caught cutting UIP tracesf Iof of one of tho Interstate companys truckHvns vns arrested yesterday and held in 100ail hail to keep the pacpilrl I ilrl Suicide lilcnlltlnlThp I Thp young woman who wnt fOnd in theinllwoy I hallway at ti r Highlit avenue nf 1 oclockasl IIUIt Monday morning sufforing from carmile mile acid liosonlng and who died at IhrI I J Hood Wright Hospiiul vestcnlny wasdentilied I dentilied hint night ns Mis Friiinn WoolspyI I yearn old of ill Sptmg street WHIHohoken foboken Mrs 0 Poeschnl of the snmoicldresH icldresH and Mrs Morgan of Vnlon Hilldentified dentified tho body I hoy would not tellmything mything about the girl Mrs Poeschaliaid iaid that relatives would taku charge ofhe he body L HEARST TELLS AN AUTO STOR1trs trs UK irtvr5 TO GO DOWN ASMt MA VOH WHO KEPT PllOXlISfiSAfternoon Afternoon MfetlnK In Brooklyn Mid EveuIn ItiB Onm In Tlio Ilronx Clieer AtUelon on MoClrllan and Tammany NorInlon Union Labor luntlon AniworedWilliam William H Hearst made five Bpeoohclast last night Three of them wore In TheBronx Bronx Mr Hearsts audiences did notoertax overtax the seating capacities of tho variouplaces places ho spoko at but the full head of orthuftiasm thuftiasm was kept on at all meetingsMr Mr Hearst had made throo speeches Inthe the afternoon in Brooklyn afwr speaklnto to 3000 people who waited for him until 1 oclock yesterday morning at UldgowoocHo Ho looked tired last night Ho announceat at his meeting that ho wanted to bo knowas as the man who kept his promises and thatWAA was why ho turned outI I want to go down too ho said as thoMayor Mayor who kept hla promisee At whlcthere there was rat cheeringAt At Arlington Hall In Kant Eighth streetthero thero won a meeting HUpposod to bo madup up of tolcgraphon On tho stage wan a I telegraph Imttrumont with a rnognphon i attachment so that tho audience could hearI j expressions sent by telegraphers at tholpostn I pot Mr Hearst was greeted with crieof lof of Th roll be no rod flag when you areIILJ ifuy 11 I Ho usked everybody to vote the stralghticket ticketJudge I Judge me from my record and judgiMcClellan McClellan from his ho wild Ho sayilie lie Mum on his record und yet in no speedthat that he bus mudu is them ono littlo wonguy1 guy1 Anyone can pronounce it Ilecould could but he doesnt want toItH ItH the chief thing about his recordand and ho know It Why doesnt ho staticon on his record with both feet Instead ofIUlI standing with one foot in tho nir afraid toI I put it down for fenr it will go through Ihoi i rotten part of his recoid Why doesnhe he mwtion gin jast onceMr Mr HIM rut for the first time since le hilsbIlI been spciiklng told n story to illustrate hisoin point lnt night Ho aid thut the Mayowas was nlwius talking of what ho was going to do doNow Now he snys thats like tho story ofI the driver of tho automobile who turnpiaround I around after he had run over n mnn nnchliottetl i hliottetl out Get out of tho way theroand I and lilt man shouted luck Orent heavensaru aru you Join to run over ma agiinWeve Weve all been run over by the McClellanMm Mm I lvcCarrengas automobile nncworo woro asking Circat heavens me you goinflo lo run owr us againMr Mr Hearsts Htorv seemed to take prettiwell well a along th n lino At Home places ItliS WHS fcoeral niinules before Mr Hearscoild coild get I cjowd quitled after itFrom I From oII1tOl Hull Mr Hearst weno o tlie HIt AthleticClub West Thirtyfourth fourth sticof in un old church Tho clulgae gae tho huildiiiK anii the lights for nothhu to the Hearst cau e anil turned out strongSchoolboys Schoolboys marched on the platform witlin I n banner inscribed Hearst and victoryA I A si at for Kvery ChildThrre Thrre cheers for the next Henry GeorgeWHH WHH sung out lieruThe The campaign is drawing to u closetttid tttid Mr Heunit liveme un opportunityto to koop nil inv promises by electing all therest rest of the ticket with me Tho HorW suif I if I keep half of them ought to Ixt MayorThis This is my own Congress ditrlct nnd Ithink I think vou know about my record hereMi Ii i Mi Heaist aid he had Introdured u bill I lo icgulalo lutes u year ahead of till Administration ministration bill which was practically I copied from his billThi I Thi first meeting in The Bronx was atWashington Washington Park in West Farms It was I an open air meeting and cold Ttiereweie niily u few hundred fit this meeting but at I the ruvt one ut Xoltners where Mr Hearst spoke last week there wut u largo crowdwhich I which npplauded him enthusiastically ago inEnry Ivery one young and old seemed to bewearing wearing Ilcurst buttons Mr Henrst saidthat that he wanted to reply to a question nddipsed I dipsed to hln last week which ho didntknow know about until ho tend the tmpers thenext next morning Ho mitl he had been askedif if he employed nonunion men at a building he owned at Ililb street Mr Hearst sniclhe he did not own any building there himself 1 lent a building partly for friendlinessfrom from nn employee of mine Mr BrisbaneMr Mr Iliisbiintt is just ns much Interested inunion union labor as I amWe We know ho is from thoe editorialsyelled yelled someone in tho crowd ami Mr Hearstsaid said Yes Ho went on to say that MrBrisbane Brisbane hud secured affidavit from thocontractor I contractor that be hud employed no nonunion union menThe I The only doubt ho said arises overthe I the fin t tliat hes a IIJrhyTummanlI1unanel nnd I dont know whether you can beliovohim I him or notMr Mr Hearst wound up at a meeting atIntervaleavonuo I Intervaleavonuo and Freeman street whpreft 4 ft ixoplo wore shivering in u pavilion lieTOKO TOKO only a few minutes but was loudly Jioerodsunns sunns roil UIMIST v rur lUatllrll vllalilrtl llalilrtl Trail Nlmnters ligaiiUp a MottliiRnml nml Jar Tamilian leadrrDefective Defective Costlgnn with policemen VailMacConeghy MacConeghy and McKntre of his vicequad quad went over the roofs in Thirtythirdstreet street on Tuesday night nnd descendedtpon upon an alleged crnp gnmo nt 210 Xineeen een men were made prisoners two offfhoin ffhoin Jnmes Corloy of 213 West Fortyevcnth evcnth street und Alexander Williamsif if 1172 Eighth nvcnue wer chnrged withmining mining tlio lynni1hen hen William Dalton Tammany leatlerif if the Thirteenth district heard of tho mlelho 10 hustled to court When he went backo 10 the pen to see his nineteen constitunts nts ho was struck speechless One ofhe till nirPtcen wns making a municipaljwiiership jwiiership sppech and tho whole bunch wasrolling rolling for Heart so loud that their cheersiciiptratod iciiptratod even to the courtroomTho Tho nineteen were illiclinrged later nndho ho police received a roasting from theJoint Joint Xico clftectlvo work this is snid MngUrato rato Steinert If you keep on youlljqual equal the Scotland Ynrd force yetThis This has been the Mngistrntes favoriteommcnt I ommcnt on the police since his lns tripibrond ibrondKnllnn Knllnn Slnints IllmsPlf In till IarliAn An Itnlinnalout ISyearsold fired n bulletrito rito his head near How Bridge in Centralnrk nrk yesterday 3Io was just breathingvhen vhen Policeman iiiidern reached him butle le died in u few minutes From papersound ound in his pocket it was lenrnod thatlis lis name was linida Silvio nnd thnt he hadonnerly onnerly lived at 118 South Third streetit it I oul His citizenshippapers peveralihoto ihoto rnphs of men lt In clmnKo and notter otter from the Itnllnn Consul were foundn n his pocketI I SILVER PLATE THAT WEARSEFor For Thanksgivingand and for every day a Caning Setisn isn household necessity Whenbuying buying a set if the trade mark 1847 ROGERS BROSon on Spoons Forks Knives etcI guarantees them to be the batiu iu design finish and quality I In buyingTureens Coffee Sets Trays etc ask for the goods ofERIDEN ERIDEN BRIT CO For Habitual and ObstinateConstipation ConstipationAPE APE NTA jTTJLJL iiniB JL JLHUNGARIAN HUNGARIAN NATURAL APERIENT WATERUnloads Unloads the Liver 1 Opens the BowelsRelieves Relieves the KidneysAPENTA APENTA acts more gently than other purgatives Doesnot not cause crampy pains not give rise to subsequent constipation stipation Its efficacy in reducing obesity and in treatingother other disorders has been proven by Hospital experienceALSO ALSOSPARKLING SPARKLING APENTA in SPLITSNATURAL NATURAL APENTA CARBONATEDA A Refreshing and Pleasant Aperientfor for Morning UseDRINK DRINK WHILE EFFERVESCENTSole Sole Exporters THE APOLLINAR1S CO Ldt LondonAsk Ask to See the LabelUnless Unless the script signature Stewart Hartshorn appears on the label ItIs Is not A genuineHartshorn Hartshorn Shade RollerThat That signature stands for reliability and means that you will have notrouble trouble with the ejsy even running o yoir shadts You will Lave toInsist Insist with some dealersWood Wood Rollers Tin RollersThe The Improved Harlshom requires no lacksThe The fine merchant tailoring stock of Trcdwell SchneiderThomas Thomas is on sale on our second floor at half their formerprice price Their overcoats were S50 to S90 our price 40Their Their suits 50 to S75 our price 30 silk lined TrousersSI4 SI4 to 18 our price 8These These goods are all high class novelties and should beseen seen to be appreciatedBroadway Broadway EX NintK StreetFor For Purityand and general excellence nothing compares v iiias as a table water Always tlie same Sparkling and delicious A gretlaid aid to digestion Sold everywhereHalfgallons Halfgallons still quarts pints aiul splits sparkling IIMAT TO viv n raitnrnsHrnr Hrnr C Ililppv KcsriHs AUIUidf of AlltlKirltlos tlKirltlos Ton aril Ills ilillnntliroplrAMKOIIKXV AMKOIIKXV In Nov i Henry CPhipps Phipps cnmo hero todny nnd hiul n ratherutorniy utorniy interview with noinu of tho personwho who hnvo lxen attvnclinK to his wash hoiiHtfrco frco batln nnd public playgrounds It Hhnirt hnirt hy HOIIIO of the women wlio hnvo dcvotcu votcu much liino to tho roc Imths donnlodhy hy Mr Ihippt that ho is 11000 lx liind withliiscontributioiiHiind liiscontributioiiHiind thoy hnvo threatenedto to HUO unloss ho produci the money It isgiven given out tonight thnt Mr Phippn showedno no disposition to nettle but rather nhowodtemper temperAt At tho sumo time some of tlie playgroundnnd nnd i ublio i rojiertlen of Mr Phlpptt inAllegheny Allegheny havo 1 een ndvertised for tnxosand and lie linn Riven not in that unless tillsmatlnr matlnr is Ixwl ip ho will withdraw hisplaygrounds playgrounds nnd build hiisinosR blocks onthein thein Ihiro was no agreement reachedtociav tociav Mr PhippK takes the ground tlmthiR hiR playgroundH nro a public benellt andBliould Bliould not Lo tnxe lWhy Why the Hoar UntsFrom From the Itiitignr rtrfH H Indlnti Irniliiiiin cnyi iliut uhcn ihofni fni bcnrs KCI renily to rrawl nway lo thoirdons dons In crovliTs of CKCH and iintlrr lhiinmks inmks of blu troow which hnvo blown downilioy ilioy go nnd scrntili open sovornl nut nomsnnd nnd Inp up tho hiisy liiHOlssaiid mid nilfor for tho purpose of linvlnir BniiMhlnu In IhoirPlonmchH PlonmchH to kocp them Harm ill winternfior nfior whlih they vnpiuri lind out mo dozensof of Tut cTkkctRTin Tin purpose of Inking rrlrkrm for desertIs Is clnlHifd lo he duo lo tho IlTocts which ilie IIISOUIH linvi upon llio fur of iho ntiliunl Vo nro told that MMTO Is nnlhlnc Ilko ihi bodies of i riilfrtH onion raw for thlukcnliiiun un and Klvlnir lusiro i rur or hiiir Aftor tnklnc its irlokoi onpsiilH tho bear hiiionnniiy nniiy and duoK nut MIOW ltM f nitnln until iho niV NpnnuDuring During i ho dark android iiioinliRtlio inodlclnnl nnl und loulo iiunlitlcs of the innocis nronb nb orbod lino tho loriild ilrciilnilon of ihi bonr rexiltlne in iho lovolopiiioni of u very Ihlrk routing of fur whlrh Mhlnos with nBlnsiy Blnsiy nnd iilninnt Kntlny blnrk whon thoanlnmls anlnmls ionie out In tho Hprlnc Tho IndUtmpay pay tliat botnimo of thnlr catliiff criokeln ihoi i prlnir poll of n bo r Is worth nearly fio por cent moro Umn It U at nny oilier time of National Museum irtsSI H OOU In MothWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Xov 1 Tho NationalMasouin Masouin hn received ax n gift from WilliamSchnus Schnus of Twickenham England formerlyof of Sow Vork a collection of moro than 10000 specimens of Sitith American nndentrnl entrnl American motln Thovcollectionrepresents represents moro than twenty years of laborious effort on fho part of tho collectorand and is nhud nt 1000000THE THE RED BLOOD OF HEALTHEvery Every hour of the day I amhelping helping men back to ruddy healthwithout without disturbing their workThey They come to me depressedhalf half alive worn out with worryinsomnia insomnia indigestion and nervous ous exhaustion Every day theircondition condition improves because thered red blood of perfect health isbounding bounding in their veins againbecause because they sleep soundly andare are free from worry becausethey they are growing young andstrong strong and vigorous under myscientific scientific care of their physicaldevelopment developmentLet Let me bring you back toyouthful youthful vitality and energy atyour your own convenience Comeand and see me and let me tell youwhat what I am doiwg I wont giveyou you medicine but 1 will makeyou you well and strong againPIIOF PIIOF Avrnoxr IIAKKUICicAL icAL cuirunis IXSTITVTEHO HO Ilroadwari N V

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THE SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1905 5 AUTOPSYON MRS TODDTODAYI I RELATIVES COVSftVT tilldliJMPOSSIIILE JMPOSSIIILE Turn1IlrpreicntlnR S1YLwyei LliWflr IlrpreicntlnR Sim Tomry rnon on Ioclivvond tu Inidnco ThlnlKooUwooU III1OIIwootl KooUwooU i1l1 III Haint it MlUnlgliti Unlgliti Statement as to ntal JrllUnloss Unless tho DiHrlct Attormys ollrmaUeo omlllcoo maUeo a kick tho body of Mrs Todd thorich rich and eccentric wonmn of this city whoWill was found dead on a Uultlmoro and Ohiotrncle track in Philadelphia last Friday willtaken botakon taken from a vault at Woodlawn vvhoiit Itnow lies for an autopsy settle the quotion tion of foul play An anonymous letttrI in a womana hand wa received by CoronorBcholer Scholer yesterday and thN hu tlltmlhim him going The lottor chirgoi that corsplrators splrators lured the old lady from this citygot got her to Philadelphia gnvo her knockoidrop drop and throw her on tho tracks wheitbo tim train would hit herJust Just after Coroner Scholer received thlqmlsqho missive ho gpt a communication fromCoroner Coroner Dugau of Philadelphia asklng himto to take somo action In clearing up the myicry tory Up to this point tho police nuthoritliof of New York had not boon actively intciested c ted Coroner Scholor urged by GearsGordon Gordon Hastings Mrs Todds lawyelooked looked up tho law and saw I Justice of thoSuprme Supreme Court Ho was informed that howould would have to have tho pcrmisU n ofreproHontatlvo l reproHontatlvo of tho family to tako thobod body for examinationMrs Mrs Tousoy beneficiary under the twor or three wills in tho CUM is in Berlin Shocabhd cabled yesterday morning however nppointing pointing Sinclair Tousoy her brotherinaw law her representative Tho latter gavtho tho permission that Scholer needed and tholit latter announced that tho body would beexhumod exhumed today and that an nutopswould would IMJ performed bv Dr OHanlon Intho the presence of Coroner Dull or of hi rcpresentotivcs sentotivcsThe The strange tangle of law and nearlain in tho financial affairs of Mrs Todd strucla a now complication yesterday IngersolLockwood Lockwood still glowered in his room at tinVon Von Hoffman whom ho still lives and maintains tains that ho i manager Along abou 9 oclock in tho evening Lawyer Hastingwent went over and called on him Tousoy kep ing watch below Just before entormi Hastings stated the object of his callWoTiave Wo have proved on the word of rellnblwitnesses rlablowltnEqeRt witnesses ho said tho existence ofthird athird wltnEqeRt third will drawn subsequent to tho omplaced placed on file by Lockwood yesterday This we learn is In tho hands of LockwoodHo Ho has boasted of its possession and haishown shown i This makes Mrs Tousey thomain main heir Sho is also sole executor nntLockwood Lockwood hasnt a hing to do with itintend Iintond intend to go over and threaten him willcriminal criminal prosecuton if he doesnt give itUf up The talk lasted half an hour At Its endMr Mr Hastings came back disgustedHe He denies the whole thing said MrHastings Hastings The next moo will b a civilaction action combined with a complaint to theDistrict District Attorney Mr Lockwood Raid nothing He onlysmiled smiled when ho was questionedMiss Miss Knight who saw 1n Todd ofl at theTwentythird Twentythird street ferry on her fataltrip trip made a statement yesterday Itclears I clears UI some pln t In the case and makessoino soino others more mysteriousI I had not seen Mrs Todd for threeweeks weeks she said I was downtown onFriday Friday nnd having a few minutesI droppedin in to call on her Tlio maid was dressing her She said that she was going outWe We walked down stairs Mrs Todd alwaj srefused refused to use an elevator and I heard hertell tell Amory ho manager to get a cabShe She climbed into the cab and heard himtell tell the driver to go to the Christopherstreet street ferry I was going away when Mrs Toddbeckoned beckoned to me to enter the cab I climbedin in All that time I hadnt the slightest ideawhere where she was going I was never wiseto i 1 to ask Mrs Todd many questions I foundthat that we had landed at the Twentythirdstreet street ferry instead of the Christopher streetand and it was then that the saidIm Im going to PhiladelphiaShe She bought a heading line tikot and Iaccompanied accompanied her across At the train Iasked asked her about Philadelphia againIm Im going there first and afterward toBridesburg1 Bridesburg she said I ned her if shedidnt didnt want me to go along knowing thatthose those about her wore not accustomed toletting letting her travel alone She refused andbade bade me goodby paying that she 1 coming home by the firstBrideaburg Brideaburg is thirty miles from Philadclrhia dclrhia on the Pennsylvania line Ihebody body was found on tho Baltimore and Ohiotrack track over which the Reading runs theback back track toward New York This disposes poses of a theory that she might have fallenoff off a local train on tho way to BridesburgAgents Agents of the Toubey faction and of MrHustings Hastings visited the t lace where the bodywas was found yesterday They saw thingswhich which led them to believe that thoro wascertainly certainly foul play The tracks at thatpoint point are lined by aiding s I Is almost arailroad railroad yard On ono side is a sloe embankment bankment wit a high iron fence It wouldhave have been impossible for I woman of herage embankmentand age to have got down the and over tho fenceOn On the othor side are some half openedstreets streets For 1 quarter of a mile opnc side stood on Friday night a solid linoof of freight cars To get on from that nrproocb I proocb ono must have crept through thecouplings couplings and things almost equally impossible couplng possible for Mm ToddAll All along the line between tho fence andthe Al embankment were watchmen andflagmen flagmen whose business it was to Keeppetlestriaas pedestrians olT those tracks This was theback back track to Now York but hetweeno 0 oclock when she was helped off tho trainat I at tho station in Philadelphia and half past 8 stton body was discovered on thotracks t tracks only bo train had passed a solidvcstibulo vestibule train with doors locked all throughThis This disposes of tho theory that she fell offtho tho trainThose Those representing the Tousey interestsnro are disposed to doubt the story that alaborer laborer saw a woman answering Mrs Todd sdescription description trying to throw herself beforetrains trains along the Baltimore and Ohio trackThey They hold this opinion from the layout ofthe the tracks as described aboveWhether Whether or not thereis any crime in tliodeath death of Mrs Todd rnnuqh has come outconcerning concerning her life to show that she was 1ftranlo strange and eccentric chmncter Shewas ftranlo was in her late 7Js hurrying towardID 8 1 but she kppt much of tho vigorand and figure of her youth She had brenmarried married three tunes losing ono husbandby mnrred by death and two hy dhorrpIt It was her hobby to bcliove that shewns was still young and much sought afterlo lo conceal her white hair sIte wore a Huffyred red wig and she dressed to tho part of ayoung girl She had many jewels andthese young she always wore when she went outShe She still kept up her affairs with menonly only lait month she announced that onoof of them wanted to marry her She badabout t about mado up her mind to take him shesaid said she wasnt old enough to be left nillonely lonely She was somewhat deaf but anyone one who reminded her of it did it uponpenalty penalty of her dist leasureMrs penly Todd was somewhat close with hermoney money I ut could always lo touched by allttie llttie flattery It is said that her retinueof I fatery ItlO of borrowers wins urge On 1 financialproposition r proposition however she kept her beadalways always and her businetn judgment wnspound fund as a dollar Aim H up to the lastday day of her life she was II ing l money onIt It shrewd real estate H IIlIltIIRt ti It wan said yesterday that her qrnrrolpwith I resultedin pwith Ingersoll Locuwood which r wlh ci in her castIng bun out from her ntrnirsa a after he had enjoyed fee quarters In hera a boise for several years wits iaisd I y someH nflairs which he wrote toa H letters nl out her annll a third Person and which won shown toh h Mrs Todd After this episode sho wusf f very suspicious of all her followingPimAiiKiriiiA PimAiiKiriiiA Ia Nov 1 Suspicionsof PHI IIIIIA of foul play hitherto held by tho PhUndolplila I plila dctoi liven regarding the dentil ofMrs Mrs Maigarettu odd woin nl antlonodtoday today and in tho future the Inn tl ltont will bo conducted along tho line that bhor I llpnp t C was a BuicldoHint I Hint them Is sufficient evidence to wnrJ brant this theory is iii parent frcm tho swornstatement I statement made at the 10rOlerI ofllcotoday today by Peter Knapp a laborer living I J 1 at 13JB NowklrJt street who asiertM that hoLW saw n woman whow description in Identicwith with th to ro Todd kneeling on the rai road trucks near where sIte was killedblioil IIIhol eliot limn before her bod was klod Knnpp was located by Martin a CentnOflico Oflico man and vvnen first questioned thepolce police worn Inclined 10 el count hdu knowwlKd wlKd of the woman movements thlnmnIi3 Ii3 hnd Ixcm ml itukcn and had not Keen Mti1odd Todd hut HOIIIO other woman At thelOIOnO1 Coionors ofltco later when making hi Mud incut Knnpp clUpluytd such 1 cloKO knowledge of thn train imping before the finding of tho body and was wo posit ivt tint It was Mrs lodd he hue seen thatt hero scented to be littlo room for doubtinthat that it was tho Now York woman that theInUI man HIIWIn In his sworn statement to the cork Woodrow Knnpp saidOn I On Friday evening October 27 1 WI vvalliiiR along the Beading Hallway tracknear near Ihirtythlrd and Thompson streotivv vv hen my intention was attracted to a woman on tho railroad traces She was kneoliniAttracted Attracted by her ixciiliar actions I watched her mid in a short tlrno site arose folde thing bur arms and seemed to bo hunting something 1 waited ten minutes then went towutch aI I wutch box and rapped on tho door hopin to summon a watchman but apparentlthero appnrelty them wan no ono about for I received nonpollKO response A freight train came along in a little while nOd I notified tho brakemai to look out for this woman The frolghwas was brought to a standstill and the wotnuistarted started up tho side path toward the waterworks works Then nn express came nlotifgoing going west I imagine it waa about 83 oclock After tho express train passeI I did not see tho woman againSho Sho wore a black hit a feather boa nniwhat what appeared to bo 1 red dress Sinwus wus of slim build and was small of stature r Haw Iho clothing taken from the body orl Mrs Todd and I am positive it I the amewor worn by tho woman I sawMIHOES MIHOES MATTER IOLICEMAXShot Shot Him Ylltti Ills Own Pistol Hrntnl Outbreak break In Nan Juan Illll IlcglonThero Thero Is trouble again in tho San Juan Hill section Early last night Isaac Shakllna a negro living at 232 West Sixtyfourtlstreet street was shot in the chin Ho was enjoying ing a general scrap that followed a garniof of craps In the hallway of 228 West Sixtyfirst first streetPoliceman Policeman Frank Brady of tho WosiSixtyeighth Sixtyeighth street station hoard tho shot and found Shaklln running down the streetHe He took tho negro to Roosevelt Hospltannd and had his wound dressed Shaklirwouldnt wouldnt tell who shot himBrady Brady went back to the scene of theshooting shooting and learned that BUI Doo a notorious ous negro in the district had fired tho shotsBrady Brady came across Doo in the doorway oln n saloon near where the trouble occurredand and placed him under arrest Cop nndprisoner I prisoner started for the station house butt at Amsterdam avenue and Sixtyfirst streettho tho negro suddenly dropped to his kneesnnd and grabbing tho policeman about tho legstripped tripped him upBrady Brady rolled to tho sidewalk and hi dong Ing so host his nightstick and helmet Acrowd crowd of negroes noon gathered aroundnnd nnd pitched into tho cop Brady Says thattwo I two of the mOlt disorderly negroes in thedistrict I district kicked him and one of them wieldedho I ho nightstick with almost police skillSomebody Somebody else made off with Bradys revolver volver when he attempted to use II Brady was loft unconscious in tho streetnnd and when he came to all the negroes hadfled fled Without helmet revolver or nightstick stick ho made his way down Sixtyfirststreet street nnd in front of 20S came upon somoof of his taiantt Ono of the negroes firedtwo with thorevolver two shots deliberately at Brady revolver that had been taken from thopoliceman I policeman Brady was struck by only onebullet Ibulet bullet and thin glanced off his foreheadinflicting I inflicting ugly flesh woundMeanwhile Meanwhile some ono had telephoned totho tho West Sixtyeighth street station telling ing of Bradys plight Capt Martin Handywith with three roundsmen and the reserveshurried hurried to the scene of trouble They gotthere there just in time for a mob of angry whiteshad had formed and were making their waydown down the block All tho negroes took totheir their homes and stayed there Every placealong I along the block was searched but the menconcerned concerned in the assault on PolicemanBrady Brady had skipped to another regionCapt Capt Handy left a large squad of policemen men to patrol tho neighborhood as hefeared feared a repetition of tho race riots thathave have occurred in this section beforeALL ALL EGOTIATIOS EDEDCourt Court Decision Nullifies Plans for MerctncHarvard Harvard and Mass TechCAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov tThe corporations tions of Harvard and the MassachusettsInstitute Institute of Technology have concludedthe the negotiations for a merger which havebeen been going on since tho spring of 1004and and which aroused tho opposition of graduates uates of both institutions Mr Jerome DGreene Greene secretary of President Eliot ofHarvard Harvard University gave out th followingstatement statement tonight from the records of tholast last meeting of tho President and Fellowsof of Harvard College held in Boston on Monday day eveningAt At a meeting of tho President and Follows lows of Harvard College in Boston OctoberM M 11103 tho following letter was presentedto to tho libardTo To President Charles Eliot HanardUmicraily Umicraily Cambridge MassMy My Dear President Eliot I amiirccted iirccted by the Corporation of the Intituto tituto of Technology to communicateo that in view of the recentiecislon M you tho fact rcntdecision decision of the Supreme Court of tho StateIn In the case of John Wilson at al vs Massachusetts sachusetts Institute of Technology thojorporation jorporation of tho Institute finds it impossible possible to proceed with the plan of coDFrntion 3 oration which was considered at itsmooting mooting of Juno 0 In communicatingthis this fact tho corporation desires at the sametime time to express its appreciation of thoTanliens Tanliens and courtesy of the Corporationjf jf Harvard University in our commoneffort effort to solve a difficult questionI I am very sincerely yoursHENRY HENRY 1 PniTCHETT 1resWentWhereupon Whereupon it was voted that tho committee mittee of conference appointed by thisboard I board Muv Id IBM at tho instance of theCorporation I Corporation of tho Massachusetts Instituteof of Technologv L hereby discharged andthat I that tho president lx requested to expressto I to tho members of the two committees ofconference conference the high appreciation of thopresident president and follows of the foresightgood Iood good judgment and public spirit of whichtho tho commitooH project for a close affiliation Lion between the institute and universitylias I lias given evidence and tho regret of thopresident president and fellows that the project haslxon lxon brought to naught by the recent dejiwion jiwion of the Supreme Court which makesit it impossible for tho Institute to place itselfaesido Imp 0 universityVoted I Voted to ne nowl dge hereby the rI eipt of notice from the i orporation of thoUi clpt notco Institute of Technologyhat I hat the negotiations with this hoar startedjy jy the institute May t 1004 a o at an endf0irv I nIOrYIW ix LAKE arortarHcTlinn HcTlinn KliiR Scerctno lo Ceorpo FosterIentiodv Ientiodv rpset rn Tniioe TripAIJIANV AIJIANV Nov Illerhian King who Isnipposedto I nipposedto have been from Now York citytt vas drowned at Lake George this afternoonind I ind liii body was found tonight Kingmdbeen mdbeen secretary to George Foster Peamdv mdv for about three months and was withdr dr Peahody at the Inltors summer homen on the lake shore King was out In a canoevith vith a comi onion when a squall came upmd md the rnnoo wns ca sized He wa takenvh vh cTam s and bank His com anlon1s vus r ouei OBJECTS TO SONS FOOTBALL 1ff DVDEX SI US ITWITH 1IWE1fIITI IITI YOlXO MAXS STlUIllSlather lather AppcnU to Columbia to Uno 11 hay Talirn Orr Football Team Tltliltrmlly tliltrmlly llrpllfH flint I liIinpoto albll to TAle Action In Kuril CanriAn An Interesting correspondence whichpns passed between I Dildon thin fathercno orcne cno of tlio Columbia football players Ilndthe the presidents office at the university WIKIen given out yesterday from tho latter placMr Mr Duden objects to having his son 1IIIlY on the footbnll team any longer Dudenpla played on tho varsIty team In tOt 102 and 1001 boforo tho present season Ho did 10tplay play In 1003 although ho was out forwhilo aIhlo while AH hIs scholarship standing waall all right tho university could not bar Dudel from tho tramMr Mr Dudens letter addressed to the denof of tho schools of applied science followuMy My son Fred I Duden a senior In thoschool school of mines has to finish his studios anto to bo graduated this year Ho has lost onoroar year at tho university by being unable topMS pass his examinations because of plnyinfootball football and had to take tho same courtover over again Ho passed his examinationlast last Juno and now is In tho last year of theschool school of minesI I have now a telegram addressed byCoach Coach Morley to my son Report at Col urnbia lila Oal at 0 A M for football practiceHow How can my Ron study when ho has to boat at 0 In tho morning at football practlcand and again at tho practice after 4 oclocin in the afternoon until lateMr Mr Morley called at my house last yeawhen when I had forbidden my son to ploy Inymore more football and told mo that If I wouli let Fred play tho few terminal games hewould would not ask him to plav any morocertainly Icrtnlnly certainly did not Bend mv boy to the universlty verslty to learn to play football and fndthat that it ruins his constitution besides thehodlr bodily harm ho risks every day I havnow eer now told him that ho must either quitfootbal football or bare tho nlverslty and ItU ho Is forced to play by Morley who teemto to have him under his control After having ing spent HO much money on tho educatioiof of my son I do not like to take him fronhis his last years stud Ho ha played football now five yeareI I understand that four years in the limitI I appeal t you to find some ways ammeans means to got him of the football teamTho Tho reply of tho university won OH followshen When the standing of a scholar is uniformly formly good it Is impossible for tho universify versify to take action in such cases I apllront parent desires that his son shall not pursuifootball football he must persuade him throngother other means Just so long an his scholarship standinitho ship is maintained at the proper tho faculty has no control over the 6tudentsaction action in athleticsSAILED SAILED UNDER THIIEE FLAGSDiamond Diamond Head Also Had Two Name amMas Was Once Left n a DerelictFrom From the Tacoma LedgerTew Few salting vessels at present rIding thrhlsh hlsh sPa havo had so checkered a careeias as the American Iron bark Diamond HeadCHpt Capt A 1etersen In her time the Diamondllend head has sailed under three flaps and thc1ms his also been listed under two names Onceshe sti was abandoned and left as a derelictonly only to be reclaimed from the peas utvl savedfor for many years of usefulness Althoughnearlv nearly forty years of age tho Diamond HeadIs Is still stanch and serviceableBuilt sti Built In England In ISOO the Diamond Headwas was tho British ship Gainsborough At thattime time she was 1 model of her class and foryears years she was one of the Flash packet fleetplying plying between England and Australiacarrying carrying passengers She was a trim sailorat at a time when the present fast steamshipservice service was unknownLater Later the old vessel was employed In carrying log cargoes In all sections of tho world andduring during her time she has probably calledat at nearlv every port of Importance In theworld world Hut about a decade ago she metwith with an unusual experience and one thatutterly utterly changed the ships careerDuring During tho voyage in qu ttlon tho Gainsborough borough was carrying a cargo of coal citherfrom from Shields or Car or Newcastle Australia tralia the story differing slightly In detailbound bound for Honolulu At Diamond Headon on tho southwest point of Oahu Island onwhich which Honolulu Is located the Gainsboroughpiled piled up on the rocks She was abandonedby by her crew and left to the mercy of theelements elementsTwo Two residents of Honolulu saw a chancefor for a good bargain and they purchased thovessel vessel and cargo paying therefor 0 Itcost cost them J400 to pull her oft tho rocks andtow tow her Into Honolulu After a portion ofthe the cargo was jettisoned the remainder wassold sold for 160 and when lie ship was placedIn In drydock for examination It was foundto to tho surprise of al that she was practicallyandamaged andamaged Tho extent of repairs consistedn rivets and since thenho In placing cloven now rvet tlnthe ho old vessel has been as steady as a clockproving proving to her new owners that she was not ajoor poor InvestmentThe The Gainsboroughs rigging was changedo to that of a bark nnd she was rechnslenedho ho Diamond lead In commemoration oficr icr experience on the rocks When sho wasgain gain put into commission after relei viII I 110 few necessary repairs she was flying flaw 1eterscn tookommaml ho Hawaiian lar Capt lptPKen I ommaml of the Diamond Head six yearsigo tho iota of annexation the Hawvnilan igo At tmo nlnc til 111wulal vnilan las was substituted by the Starsmil mil StripesThere There an now few sailing vessels thin siref of the Diamond Head built nf Iron Althoughho ho Diamond Heal has been In the wateror fur nearly forty years her hull is Mill soundinl and Is capable of resisting nMnyi inl stanch 11 calable rlFllnl 1 1 1 storm 1 IMcllonlly nil sailing vesselslie lie sire of the Diamond Head hose tonnagoH IR 932 are built of wood and consequentlyhe 110 former Hawaiian is finite a curiosityrrman rrman aa iHIlerrj Pleased nuii Hocpptlim I cpptlimGAIVKSTOK II I GAIVKSTOK Tox Nov 1After a stayf or eighteen days in this port where tliofflcert Ioncer fflcert nnd crew were entertaim withnvish Ila18h nvish hospitalities tho German protectedruiser ruiser Hrnmen under command of aJtCoebi Koch sailed at 1030 this morning for HeyAest Aest After 1 slay of five days at KeyVest Welt tho Ifremon will proceed to Havanaliio liio officers and men of tho cruiser weremthuslastlo mthuslastlo over their reception and treatment nent by tho people of GnlvostonAged Aged Baltimore Iastor to RetireBALTIMORE BALTIMORE Md Nov 1The Rev DrI J S I Hodges for tblrtyfivo years rectorf or Old StPauls Protestant KpLscoi Churchind and probably tho best known preachern iIn In raltimore submitted his resignationo to take effect January 1 100 Tho veitrysill sill meet tomorrow nnd will probablyiccept I iccept bus resignation but elect him to boastor astor emeritus at a liberal salaryFlow Flow era on Trollc PointFrom From the Urnicr KcpublicanA A number of designs have been preparedor for the poles to be used on Sixteenth Mreeto 10 carry POIR trolley lines and III rlectneight ight lumps President lend of thn artoimniKKlon oimniKKlon has submitted alI that IIHN motiili eOlli iili praise from the art hOle few who liavnnoken looked upon i and the lending memberH ofhe he TrliiiiKlu Club huvt been at stork I akptlhI A stroiic npnenl Is beinc mall to Includen In I IlrlHI pmo to be uwd lor trolley postlid lid Ii nut i IIOM combined n revel ma el lurlowers 1111 lowers The Mnyor thinks sveil of the prolosal losal With the aid ot the Park He its ri Tniii thint hat could supply the plants and lend thiiiienver enver nilitlit have 11 unique distinctionf If being thn second city In I hI world to haveuch such adornment Paris belnj the other oneMammoth Mammoth rnglhti llonllrcFrom From the Iiindon hull ClirnnelcThe The fire In the pile 01 100 tons of itt cr51oni onl which broke out some weeks ago athe Ihl Kirrlseat Colliery in Fife In Mill blazingAt At night Iht sight INS magnificent spttslefire I T he fro will continue for another two rll c 0 MEX MMWN TiiHOfdnHolier llflfDoler Holier Ilxploilon In Electric Power Plantllunlra Ilimcr lAt of WashliiRtouln inrlticWASIUNOTOS WASIUNOTOS Nov ITho header of onoor of tho largo hollers in thy contra piwoplant plant of tho tnltod Stilton Kloctrlo Lightlig jig Company blow ouF thU afternoonkilling killing two men and badly scalding thrcothers others Tho accident stopped the planland and ono of tho principal street car lllfccwhich which IH supplied from tho power houseWUH Was unable to move I car until nearly durliwhom whom temporary repair wore madoMost Most of tho largo biisinow houses worwithout without elevatorsorvloa the rert of thin afternoon noon for lack of current and tonightlargo Ilarlo largo piirt of tho streets In tho downtowportion portion of tho city are without light Thdead dead uro William White mid A bra hniiiiVhiitiey Whitloy flrorooin employees who worblown blown from tho basement through thoIklght skylight to the roof whore Whites hodyWIL was found Whitloy was so badly burnethat that ho died on the way to tIm hospitalGeorge George Tramhlcr William Hall amLuthlan Luthlan Butler also employed in the flroroom room wero Internally burned by stearand and may not HtirVlvoTEXXESSVi TEXXESSVi CEXTltAL OFFICEIttCompiny Compiny HeorcanUcd In the Interest ofthl the Illinois Central nnd SouthernNASIIVILU NASIIVILU Tenn Nov 1J M Overtoiwas was today elected president of t hoTennesseiControl Central Hallrouti at tho meeting of stockholders held effect ternpornry holders and directors to a pornry organization Mr Ovorton HUGcoeds coeds J C Van Blnrcom of St Ills wluhas has served for several years George AClark Clark was chosen general manager J THowell Howell treasurer and 0 I LolngsecretaryTho Tho directors elected are J M OvortonC IC C N Hurch Alex P Humphrey and W JMttrphv Mttrphv These directors nuccoed J CVan Van nlarcom Q A Clark J A PitA ancW W D WItherspoonAn An ndiournetl meeting of tho stockholders metnlt holder wil be held December 1 at whicltime time it Is expected the detail will havboon 0Icen I boon worked lit moro fully nd the Tennoseo

noseo Central will likely raws int historywith with tho closin f ho option held bv theIllinois companiesMr Illinois Central and tho Southern railroadcompanies Mr Overton was also elected presidentof of tho Nashville Terminal CompanyIOWEIl Ilow IOWEIl OF CiSTi IV JVWMHow low Laborers Vsetl n Hheelliarrow Custom tom all a New PloughFrom From the Farm and TounlriCastn Casts Is a great social orKanintlon whichgoverns governs and directs t hue Inllll ii f India IIepl every action of his dally life There arcfour four fundamental divisions of easle thnpriestly priestly or Bra ti in I a the warrior the tradingand and the laboring and these again art divided Ided into subsections numbering thousandsIlelow Ilelow the laboring caste there Isn substratumwhfi which H termed Pariah or outcast ThoPariah Pariah Is not much more than 1 sanltar machine which performs thn functions of asca sca eng rAll 11 hN castes am hereditary A priestsson son Is a priest a soldiers a oldiera carponers ers a carpenter a scavengers a scavengerThere There Is nt question of What hal wv dowith with our boys In llmlulqr that problemii hlR been solved In advance for lnnti JIMPof For a sir to start his bon In any other callinghan t han his own would be agnlnst his castemil mil tliTO nil argument rnd For caste ismill mill social and religious and Includes thocalling calling Ii well as tho cfeilA A Hindu cannot chaiiKO his cOsts nlthnnghhe he may be cpi Ili d from It his social hiatusIs Is lived forever nt III time of his birth andho ho can onlv fall never rIM This his loiulodto to niako the Hindus nn imlilionliss rateCuio Cuio will ndmit no Infusion of new bloodnnd and when I lie ramo exclusive spirit ID I mu port iiiinto Into the ordinary dealings of life ou arriveat at that stagnant conservatism which Is calledcustom custom in the InsrCaste I Caste Is restricted to the Hindus but custom tom im universal There Is the Indian peasants ants plough The overwhelming majorityof of the Inhabitants of India aro dependent ontho tho land and their crops would bo title iiinres Increased by better methods of ciillnntionThe The plough In up Is nn implement whichmerely merely scratches this surface of the earthan an heirloom from romotr antiquity A newplough plough was Introdiood hv an entcrpribingfirm firm of maimfacturors anti lent free for trialbroadcast broadcast over a province It did tho workmore more thoroughly and wax offered at a pricewithin Hut It did notcatch within the peasants means Ild catch on simply because the ploughmancould could not get at hi bullocks tails to twistthem the Increase ofcrop them The wjpenoi illago Ihl IlcraB crop could not compensate for the relinquishmen merit of this time honored customThere There was a contractor encaged In a railway way excavation who recognised that thesoil soil could bo far moro expeditiously removedIn In wheelbarrows than carried away in basketson on tho heads of coolies So he Invested Insome some wheelbarrows nnd showed how theywere were to lie trundled and Mattered himselfupon iisoful reformThe upon having Introduced a u The next time he visited his works ho foundhis his men putting a litl dust into the wheelbarrows barrows and carryliiK them away on theirheads headsI fits paraphernalia of Indian dally life nilbelong belong to the barbarous ngos Attempt tointroduce introduce any oihor and you art rebuffedwith with tho roply I is not III custom Myfather father used this article and lienfore It Ismy my duty tn list It Would you hne me petmyself myself up for I wiser man than my reveredparent parentT Thus Is stifled 1 nttomnt nt reform There Is not thn excuse o Ignorance With ihoiiiporlor iiiporlor moil i Iln linn tho native dO Ilhlmll Ibornloly rejects It He is not to bo beguili dany I any domfinsiritlon ho is too completelyrusted I rusted with inifsnratl m and prejudiceTo To IJeteet Cotton Thread In Cloth7Yom From Mm ntttl MnmniThe The difference boiwcon wool nnd cottons Is very grent and in iho caso of stpnrntiihrends ihrends of onih is plainly apparent yotwhen when those snnio Ihrndl are loseiy Intorluivon WOI11 some civl jutlge nre Inlslll1 andany any mixed lolnl and wool Loods Url onvliKod that thru It not I thron of ditonn In thiS cloth tl Is Iho custom of nil mills thattuumfai tuumfai lure coiinn anil wool 1 IMIIMH 10run wis In dio loom thusleaving run the rolton Iswl II lools 11 leaving tbo wool in run longiliwUi his islone lone for lu pnrpo oH first II linpari ibotilossv tilossv appoaran o whlh tho Umtior stroii hif if wool I ilirond itivos whietu run In iho lincihif of Iho goals and MMinidly II I IISM the troIi 1 iiortlon of cot on Is nciis r II 3 less alt thorolorn lorn moro dlfllUll to VUliMl I lie nitntiIhrond Ihrond of coiirso is mui h Hinnller and veryhithhctilt Illlli ult lodistiniiiWi in c losolv wnveii fnbnrhro Flier is ono Infiilllhln tci ImwcMrTake Take a bolt II goods at tl ml end nndmimlne mimlne doI tho irosswlso Ihrond slowlyimlllne imlllne II nptiri If I breaks nln ost iMnlvmui 11111 I mui loircs iipart slowly then one IK sal inInduing Induing ii to ho nil wool If on mIte imiirnrvit it breaks in short uneven slmmls nth fullsipnrt ipnrt easily reliiso to tic eilt the gond furIt Ilnrl unilctilnbly cotton and v 111 nnt giveltittitffltlunI atl faf tlon It were far better to get nn alllotion lotion or ni woolTrapper Trapper Killed In Ills Hear TrapOoDrNsni OoDrNsni N V Nov iit trappernamed named I ncocuuo of Wolfestown wasiccidentally iccidentally caught and killed in ono ofils ils own traps a deadfall for bears I I s supposed that in changing the bait hoct fet off tho trap which fell on him with ruchorro orro as to brenlt his neck He had beeniway iway from homo several days beforo hisjody jody was foundMoots lloot and Kills Relative MMakliR Himfor HearMich for 1 learMAIQUI1F MAIQUI1F Mich Nov 1 Mistakenor for a bear John McAllister aged 32 wasihot hot nnd instantl killed at 5 title Ridgeoltn Illa county tins evening by Williamiridgos iridgos his hirot her inlawNttl NntK by the II oat I endsPratt Pratt the Pilldmrfi ipi7cftOviii Oviii to the heavy uops of walnutshollbarlw hollbarlw iiid hint turnlits in tlst Virginiamil mil Ohio tins oois in thi Inroniiig steamersinvo invo brnuelii nvir till buxIeU II Ill I ehuuiignithi nithii llic mist iLhl 1iivs MKil the wlirnthave 11 nUll iII hal Ixcu FutUMllrom end toHUH Ci I l r I lOW TIE 1 itin TIECoinlo Coinlo Opera Nltuallon In lltillillniciby ICINldh by thin Arm Rinl Navy lcpartiiirutWABIIWOTON WABIIWOTON Nov 1There was anoxhl1 oxhl1 Itlon of red tape today Involvingtwo two departments of tho iovernment andgivlntin givlntin good Idea of tho extremes to whichofllclul ofllclul biiftliieM otvviXMi brunches of thecxucutlvo executive service can Ixj carried H concerned cerned tho opening of a door ctwccn theMills Mills lluildlng which Is leased by thu NavyDopnrtiniiit Dopnrtiniiit und tho A n 14 Juldlll which is loused by tho War l p irtmuntThe The two Lulldiiigs uro ownutl by lou AlisonMills Mills of thn army and ant practically onetho tho corridors on each lloor being continuous tin uoushhtiro There In a door at the point In each corridor ridor where tho Mills Buildim joins tiAnson Anson Duildlng but It is seldom lockedAn An explosion in a local power house thisafternoon afternoon cut off tho supply of electricityfrom from the Aruon Kulldlngund the elevatorsstopped stopped The Mills Bil Id lung has Its ownelectric electric plant W Leon Pojipormun asBltinnt Bltinnt chief of tho Isthmian Canal olllco ofadministration I administration who has quarters In thoAnson Anson opened the door lending from tlioIsthmian Isthmian Inailfiet into thu Mills Duildlng hug to give access to the Mills Building elevators vatorsThen SIItert Then ho telephoned the superintendentof of the MiA Dullding to opon till thai otherdoors doors hut the Hiix imUiident declinedHe He Bald that the Mills Uulldlng was undertho tho Nivy J Department and tho Anson ItulldIng Ing tinder the Wur Department and itagaittit wasagainst against tho rules to connect them liereferred referred Mr Pepponnan to Hear AdmiralDaird Daird superintendent of the Htato Warand and Navy Departments Dullding andordered I ordered this door which Mr Pep nnaiihad had opened to bo lockedAdmiral Admiral Daird paid ho wns without authority thority to have tho doors opened and toldMr I Mr Pupperrnun loor permission of thoSecretary Secretary of the Navy must bo securedSecretary Secretary Bonaparte was out of townund I und tho matter was brought oforo TrumanH I Nowberry tho new Assistant Secretaryof of Iho Navy Mr Newberry frankly confessed I fessed that ho did not know what to do asho ho had only Iwcomn Assistant Kecretaryt hixmorning morning Ho Mild however that ho wouldtalk talk with Admiral HnlrdAt At last accounts thai doors connecting ICCOUltR connectngtho 110 tho two buildings were still locked andunless unless some arrangement to open them isreached reached the employees of the Anon Building ing will have to walk up und down stairsuntil until tho elevators tire startcd ngninAI nna AI coxsrntLi ix 1 They Are Clinrcril Mltli Hip Murder orlro aNegro Negro Wolau In a FIR litNEW NEW OHLEANH Nov tJudgo J WAdams Adams City Judge of the town of Kenner inJefferson Jefferson parish about ten miles aboveNew New Orleans and John Ijcdoiiv constableof of bis court have linen vtcd by Sheri Marioroelmigod with I bus nuirdoi of a negiowoman woman Stclli Snut I I wench and uro nowlocked locked up in the palish prisonSunday Sunday last I shooting nITrnv occunedin in n ncro barroom II Kenner in whichStella Stella StiMllwood st itnnditi ist outHdoof of the salon vns initautly killed ali fourneroes neroes were ever1 wounded I wo of thornfatally fatally ono belli the hubnnd of the doulwoman woman Glasgow StnallwoodA A foronnrH iiiry vvus siinimmiod to investigate vest i gate tlipalliir hut although tho shooting ing was vitneied by a number of leroutsthe the jury contented itself with C verdict dcclaiint I claiint that Stella Sit nil I vood bad come toher her death from gunshot wounds and making ing no MiRpestlon as to who had inflictedthoi I 10 1 AItol tlpl woundSheriff IShterlf Sheriff Marmro then visited Inner andreopened II reopened Ito rive with the result tnt thoJudge Judge and lontabla of Ihe town c lmrgdftith with pnHrv ing the priiif art1 now in jai I under the nlll t bIt of murder T n 1 ufl 1I Long Loose Overcoats for MenThis I t 5t I t This type of overcoat theloose loose draped modelis goinglo Cb e to win le favor of well dtcted men by I iI I b good many length IIs Its the tort of overcoat that gives a mane the necessary freedom to get about in andits I its smArt t 1 r II f Jt 1 kc I I c Ill At S 18 20 25 30 tr 35 here are Icnj orercoati I I coati fashioned of kerieyi velour melon and heavychevioti cheviot in plain black brown nnd gray tone andfancy Ifalcy Jfancy fancy effcctiWM efeclI j WM VOGEL SONBroadway I Broadway Houston St ft LONG IlLW l3IltJChI l 114Letter Letter Prom Cinlltla llcmantU MIO 01Thrrllt Threat of IllovtttiR fp New York MissionAllxrt Albert Icngell agent at Fills Island ofSt St JosepbB Homo 117 Broad street ahhelter shelter for Polish Cathollo Immigrantswas was somewhat alarmed yesterday by aletter letter he received from Vincent Fornnlikof of Pershoiky Claliclft About a year agoFomalikH FomalikH daughter Maria arrived here andgot got a place an a servant In West 108thBefore btnl btnlBforo she went to bed sho turned off thogas gas and then turned it on again iiid wasHUfToeatPil I HUfToeatPil romalikH letter Intimates thatPengoll IIIocted Foma1A Pengoll wan responsible for her death andI I then FaynUnlosM UnlosM you send me by mall within 1month month 150 tho homo will be blown up andyou you will be killed Two of my friends inmoHcRi moHcRi will do the job for moIoniuhk Ioniuhk addresses the sisters in charge oftho tho home thusDo Do not treat this lightly We do notdesiro desire to harm you Before we blow uptho tho homo wo will notify you so you mayescape escapeFather Father Kwa neski who has charge ofSt Jiwasneskl St Jocephsi Homo took tho letter to thoAustrollunRnrlan AustrollunRnrlan Consul who sent adespatch ItrlunAaran Government aokliie fortho thai anest and examination of Fornallkwho I who it is thought in insaneVISlTOIt VISlTOIt DhIT HlTJeweller I lSIOl JIT JTJewrler Jeweller Mho Was TaUltis a Hath Says CimteiiM of Safe Vient Mlien He DidAbraham Abraham Tpstoin an artist of 30S Knst101st hOist st reel went to tee Morris Steinjewellernt nt his home 20J East Thirtieth street on theevening evening of October 21 Stein wns taking nbath bath bo says but rent down word by thomaid maid to hao Epstein seated in the backparlor parlor his ablutions finished Stein wentdunntoflnd ilowti to fnd I tf inbiit Epstein hnd connSo So ncrordmg to Stein had STI andjewoliy jewoliy worth SI00 which bail boon ina a lit t Ia safe in tho parlor Stein told thopolice police and they wont bunting for EpsteinHi1 Hi1 WItS found List night and locked upat at Police Headquarters I SHOT DEAD inilU SKYLARKINGTliroo Three IlrunUcn Men Smash In a Door toIrlRhtcn siFrighten Frighten Occiipantfi nf HouseINDIANAPOLIS lIuDtAAloLIn INDIANAPOLIS Ind Nov tAt 2 oclocktills tills morning John Scrugins was awakenednt at his bore In Morgan county by a pounding ing on lila door and a demand that he openit Iit it and admit the persons on tho outsideHo Ho refused nnd a moment Inter tho doorwas was broken down nnd three men enter i and advanced toward tho lx dMr Mr Hcrugins ordered them not to approach proach hut they laughed at his commandand and Iwgan to borate him for not openingtho tho door Headline down by tbo lied hopicked picked up a shotgun and us the three menadvanced Iiulvaniced advanced ho presented it nnd fired Aload load of buckshot tore away half of thebrad 4itcail brad of the foremost man and the othertwo two picked up tho body and hurried awayMr Mr Srrugins did not know whom he hadshot shot but he followed on the trail of his uswiilantw wiilantw nnd about 100 yards away cameacross across the body which lie two men had Ialuandoneci abandoned I proved to bo Frank Casslclay clay a young man employed on the Indianapolis dianapolis Southern Hnilroad It is notknown known who the other two men uroIt I that the three drinkingand It is thought thr wore drlnklnl I and went to Scriiginsn house merely tofrighten frighten him Scrugjns is held till theaffair affair can bo investigated ho regarded Ias I as fully justified in shootingirwr irwr noitsi i X THE MOKGVEComnnchc luCunilainehie Comnnchc Late of Carlisle School Talteta a Ioli as an OrderlyWhite I iWluite White Horse Into of the senior closaIn j In the Carl lo Indian school got a job Intho tho New York Morgue yoitorday to thadisgust disgust of the other orderlies of variouscolors aroU colors and nationalities Ho is a husky Comanchn brio and is known as RichardSao Saxo in civilisationHe cviizatonle He went through the Carlisle school likegroaned groaned lightning until within a few monthof of graduation when several popular boolutof I tof of Bowery fiction fell into his hands HoImmediately Immediately jumped his diploma to cometo Ito to tho city While Horo didnt striketho ttite tho prosperity he had read about so howound pro5PClt tho Bureau of Dependentdults j Adult yesterday without a bit of wampum pum in his beltStipt Stipt Weeks offered him a job in theMorguo Morgue and he accepted It In a jiffy j TheSUARE SUAREDEAL DEALVOL VOL I N 4 NEW YORK NOVEMBER 1905 Prle 10 Ccttttty Copiigbn ty Ttw Citlwci ladattrtil AnctlttSo of Aratrki stitsi Sptebts O IM it Ny V rlu u 0 Mr 4Mlttrf A11w COPTIbt 9S CtJu a o erVOL 11w S c AH 01NEW CtttftH l Mitch rEMDER n l 1 jWnU FT IDf j WRUNG FROM THE COMMON PEOPLE i II I cost thewhich people ooo extra for coal during the strike of 192 The miners got only 16000000a which was not a lair division John hitcIic1lVlitch trust stops the supply of coal resulting in sufferingIt not only to deserving union men but to every citizenThis Ij 1Ihtis This is u reproduction of tho front palo of the nmv mnRaziiie of tho National Citizens Industrial AssociationIts Its piirposo industrial JHMCO by practical methods thnt uurhIt 1t 1 is of intrrot to ptry man who wuilcs for WIIKCH anil every man who pays wnRcaTin Tin SIVAIII II AI oIls the plain lal zed t tilt li about labor unctions without fear or favorSold Sold on novvs htiimln nt l cents 51OJ per your IC C W POST PresidentSt I1c St JUles Building NEW YOKKftocn 1c r ftocn

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j r THE SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1905 1 r 1 mm isrs NOWj p I j I AT rs MERCYI Withdrawal of Troopsto Signalto to Lower Glasses ForUnbridled Unbridled LicenseBOMBS BOMBS ADD TO TERRORSix Six of Them Are Thrown DneIjlling Killing Fifteen Persons andWounding Wounding FortyISnitni ISnitni lliminnll Issues rrom Its Dnfor for an Ori of Illliipre unit IllnllnIons i 4 Ions Ilre on FurloiH CYoHli With1I1nh 1I1nh rN nnd Hurl IHsMliH Iroii t llnduIIN Number or Illnil Isi 1m ateI F rum MM IonOOO Hinit AttlmplH 10IlIrurl riifiHci Mnrllul Inw Pennants IIKlnmllinlilirt lnmllinlilirt Property llelleAlimTliolNew New lltiirty hcs Tliom fllIitAtinrlly nrchj limse at Warsaw anti Klirjltei jltei il CHhlr llttpnlttt la Till StsOr Or ss Nov 1 11 I Thiouiliou the i1 i i ills of the city wore Riven inor 10 niuih mid faction llrlilini the lowHtda clitsi s mcrileiid yestordiyri ilemonstin tlimsi nnd tlio Viithdtuwal of th troops msi hiniiuls f 1 unrest mined liiPiisu and ns eonfirm firm II of a rljwrt that tho Kournmenhu hu1 in n tAtrthroMiimu imu ol tlio most brutal samples olIi I linn u at the oispniK of IgOlL1flCOI oppremil isntiod from theii t premil and ptnerty ci diix i r an orgy of riot in ami pillageVtlif Vtlif I tiim imlecision policy or duuh of it of their fortes the authoritiesImili Imili i ihiiry and civil did litllo to checlthe the iiI 1111Atu Atu iinsant inducriminale o firuifin in tin i panwof lhl11ownlIIring the mornnf nf n11 lnil law was nominally leimpoetat at ini i but theie was 110 serious effortlu to irf in it In the Jewish quarter thiriic riic I k an antiSemitic shipe lluJr Jr 3 f aliald nnd hurled missiles fioiiih ih ir lIfjw on tho inruriiitctl mobsin I in d 1 i m had revolvers and Used themJu IJII Ju r dlstrii tH iho tlphtiii wa bejr jr M i in HOI LLUCI liiynlliri and lilt rart luralisti fpx J h iure weiu many r i Ioiipuwd alrnol entucly olKII I w KII and Jill camin portrait of 11107il C zii i 1 i ill national Unit and slioiituiRl thu l i I anthem A pncral n niliiitin C 1 tin e prorohsitins was shut andlu 111 iM M I n wore thrown in various partsI of ilie tf Mi One of these scattered aI I I arts I i i ak who worn guud lug thort tlm oIllJllanderIH rt icn i r lien Kiilbars inc if r this military diit net whJIJ ae r e barricade was being electedt A 0 t r that was thrown in Derihrasd I d fifteen person and woundedd or 1 i iI Rlard which vas enrolledv 1 v vas oiitnumborod and wasi ri i Illlilies althotiKh its moiuhoisir I ir rcxohers unhcvltutlngly lnshr l1f r ins a ambulance containingu ut e aiuicnted dm torn and nurse nioii ii ui all directions attending to thoi i jt L J lie i tirknnss owinR to the absence ofIns Ins a 11 elettriu hfiht renders thesituawoie inn woie H se ms imposiblo that niryf j hI f but a strict application of martialflaw flaw iuii r res the ihsurdorsIt j f It itor raies tip numltor killed today t nnv ipre between r uo and 11x10 None ofi i ihr re I r R an bo verified Nothing likoa r a corneted account of the days doings isro ro M jli Ai cordim to e omtaccoimts thooya oya rhave been hrlpinj the mob whichevcj J evcj t i b liee wui organized and lullb 13 r i m mufti H i rmured that the pensantH in thojril jril iui nro 0 rruI lung nnd looting thejr jr ri of I tIe tinilowners they conbti bti r 1 m ir new u i rues IL living themIcitjub r Icitjub u I 0 do thissiACKfl C siACKfl ill DOWN CIIOWDSV V r Nov IThlIO wpin endlesspreys withrc of striker preys fli hpitj today rc i a P mnpinK revolutionary HOIIISA of speeches wore madeThe A Bft numl or mteifired hut little althoughtw The fn s e tw r ihiee I ntroin fired into ciowds hi nJlif a 11 wounding a few jerscmsix JlifrTt ix ii uf hovexer LroiiKht an UlyIi rTt Ii Uccnino Known that n niiml crKII de if 11 In apjaiviitly tiMnpornmy tninidt m clnncuiun with tho rewnt disii t r iitr would 1 e itlcittcd and manyth1 th1 tii f worlinimcn and othersra1 ra1 n i tl outside the prison to wclcjinothrn thrn A r three hundred had been luVratodthe the crowd demanded thoJTi the ii t ts in JTi as of others whom they specified nnd fi i UH fiitrance into the coiirtyurd toppfiji ppfiji Ihr demand A party of fossa sa 4 i rUpon chirRd the crowd usingthe the r bun right and left Sixteen weroMe I Me nn 1 thirty wounded The horses ofthe tho Poplcbr the M iks tiampled upon brit nt I lit uumlier of killed nnd injuredt t ji i hundredh Th t ii ps pnctnlly however hnvo notl ii i i 1 1htK is in comphnneo withor I or ti from Kt IVtcnliuri that they doph ph inle i they mime attacked Manyof IIf of tb HlMierrf have lraternicd with tliocjei cjei i isitatorKi I If I 1UIII OO A IIIIIsnuhln Ixiir Nov 1 The OovernoiCipneralInn Inn rmd beeaiise IIP was not allowedfoiilh foiilh to Mipi FPs the riots here Ainoi I inoi hr nke into the Town Halllat night undtrl trl dov n rue txnrn rortrait A lawyernamed i named Hal I lItr cut out the faro of themlI tror1rnil I orient mil thrust his own head throughthe I the Mining nnd hninvuetl the crowdIIK IIK m jiirivnl iinil Pied a number of voli Tlueo huudied of theil I ii n K IIIIIK ort Id The mob dragged tr S il VIMI arriMid IlIun of the troojor from their horent tlnd 111 them on the Rnnind A nnd offureihlv wrkmI fureihlv entered Hmm t iers homelliii lliii niii mtK nnd ton him to piecivjiw IJ jiw I at huii nt midnight lat uiRlitln I ln H 10 were wre kIM and r I u I re lid the iif notilioi nitinund this moiTingNor Ior I Nor 0 i fsn sl 1 lie crowd foupht fori whuJi I mmclueivi piei i 1 t il the phimor I vi is i rUiliPH limo rat 101 who verof i on I f IIqlh wotehed time mob rnili 1nl t i iot lutcricre The ollro andi lo i i i od In tIll lundcriif mI I tiolillern for iieil Oltt v 1 cnrti thrtv nl i 1 wilh n Kikful of Ionts cIt3 t3 ts 0101 ins IHUIII r ii rni it t JOIl I 11 CW 1 Il i wire ticen tvirjo when Pfivrvm bluulles it vets nlknand and oiT r i titiiv i n 0 rd n1Itll tbo ko tam tu n ic o m till nay when cT I W J SLOANEBroadway Broadway it19th StreetINVISIBLE rfiJ Jr pe J1t SC IiINVISIBLE e INVISIBLE STAIR RODTHE 71HE INVISIBLE AIR ROD of whichwe THE are the sole patentees and ownershas has entirely supplanted the old fashionedrods rods that were fastened over the surface of thecarpet carpet This modern device which may beapplied applied to wood iron or stone steps of anywidth width is concealed behind the carpet and gripsthe the fabric firmly without revealing its presenceor or doing the slightest injury to the textureIt It is inexpensive and simple to applyIl 1IIIITItIS I lIIIUIrW SA V nsetfl tA n4XfC a iitnfrrrwn41 A New Novel byBOOTH BOOTH TARKINGTONA 75heConquest Conquestof of CanaanA Ii A story so overmastering in its intensity of mtere tso so sweeping in smutlutic entluMism that thereader reader earned away in spite of himself forgets all butthe the fortunes of Her and ot Him the s omm and theman man to whom the author his giln liteHARPER HARPER J1 BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORK I I vigilance committivs were firmed Iheiforced forced omi of the tlue fs to dijorKeHiotiiiK 11 lot 11mg UBin n n1I loniht Tlie Jewllred fi red on thtir attaeiis and the troop flulllIhlr their houue Their fire was rot II rriSCIIC Home lioutei xere Murinpd nnd their occupantri etIpa muM thrown into the 11 root The revdences dences of many wealthy Jews have beerwieoked wieoked The Jews Uneaten a mitsfaertol of time Christ inns tomorrowQUIKTrlt QUIKTrlt AT ST riTltSIIJUOST ST IKTKiisiirno Nov 1 Although theferment ferment continues the situation outwardlyLs is improved somewhat hero Ito vo beena a numliei of isordefu in the street but fuless less huiloim flphtiiiK What did oecui wipractically practically confined to Iho ipoing fuel ionshut hut firearms were little used ilita iiiidtlulwbeinR beinR BUbtituttdion ion Tre toll allowed KathennKs in ihustreet street but he drew the line at procttsiDiiwith with red flaKs Tins itsuited in Il fewhcrimniBRPS hcrimniBRPS with losn ks hut nit lintigliseveral several perons wero hint with rhips ilR 8 bolievctt that none was killtid desntfirumors irumors to the contrary Some of theIeacietM leader aro restraining their fat to weitifront from violenceIho Iho city is iuiet tonifht The tradesmen men are heartily skk of the uproar Sum1of of them have reopened their shops buttrade trade is till almost piralyed A rPnleatlun lion of the great political boon that him yehiten been granted is fpieadiiiH amoiii the educated cated elaei who are willniK now to leietheir their politic1 foituies to the proRiess olmei mei tsItejiorts Itejiorts from Moscow and iexpral prnviueial viueial towns induate that mimbrr nf ilieyiikpis yiikpis are tmagir to resumu woik and uioin lijnant tit the compulMon exeiciedby by tho irrtcotciablet Several wpeaKersat at public meetings pleaded fr order and nresumption resumption of woikIt It is icported that ferocious attaelmhaxe haxe been madu upon tho Jews at hiinfeiopol feiopol and that many wpm hilled andWounded Wounded and their houses and thnpri weroburned burned Similar itpmts COIPO from KihmelT melT bijt they are not ocmfirnedTO TO inocLiH nVsrSulillers Sulillers loin the hlllan Nrvi iprMnppid oil iflhpell iinil t iII iritli y ISpertzt I ISprriil Sprriil rjlile Htipattlits In Tin htvCoixiciNi CoixiciNi Nov 1 Ti o at u c U stteHorrppr orrppr nduit at St Iuteribirg MIVS tutIho tho ImturluncPs aro increiiin in violenceAt Army and navy o cetH are holding meetings ill s at xluch they tent fy their MJIdarlty darlty with the ciMlian tltmonl At thobarracks barracks thousand t of civilians irrludini lug htidcntH assinbl and the HuidierxolTer olTer them arnn an I mouton m it ion to ito mfr fr e ngpolitlpil pnnon r by foimST ST IKruiisiitmn Nov 1 It is einioflicially oflicially annoincpd that the rmperorwill will proclaim atmuHly for poliiiinl offenileiu fenileiu on Friday Meanwhile t tie itrikersin in the capital ale inuhiUiinint a deteimniodattitude attitudeNo No newspapers will appear tomorrowHallway Hallway COIIIIIHII1 1at ion with tho frontierhas has not been iiIiIflil A continuance oft this radical notation is certainThe The unixersity In closed hdny and isKiiardcd Kiiardcd by CV Hack Students anil otherasembled asembled In the vicinity of t Imo building l utthe the Cmiacks attacked HKHII wit Ii nworchand and dipeived them Two peions xxtrowounded wounded Crtsacks Oil inll to break upall all troxvcU that Lciiillu hong time Nevaciuay ciuayPAIIIS PAIIIS Nov ITho St Ictcrslnirs cnrreponoent reponoent of tho Temps tokKrapln thatCount Count Witto and iovornor Cenural Trejioff nr T now open enoniiei St I terM h II mgI Is ajtaln under the authority ot TiupolHi Hi Cossnckn are ibrIiiK thc people wit hout out provocation ami many han hoiiwounded wounded Orators an oxolaiminK in tlnhticels itt mom The Car promi el us liixrlvbut but it is only guile lhy mire continunKto to innsMicre U4LolinN IoNIinx Nov IA depatch to tho 1ariEclair Eclair from Kt IVterwburt cays tlnt thurc reinat ion of Tiepofi as C iovcnmr ieneralof of St IeterHbuiK is now an aicomp isliidIiit Iiit This lee not l1rf with the fuetthit that len Trepoff today rot 11 nntlcPithrouuhout throuuhout thr ov aslunc the mhri Haulsto to ii it ill til in frdrr and trcaiinR iluf bew w mid ippccss diMn nnoes by th in Lnroi im nroi s uifns Ti iw tire jwtrohiis 10Btiectri Btiectri of mfrn city luJay c 4rv J q j Ofnolm 1I ss a ioou rnincxl I nincxl mil o u lung la TnuanIMnlillniiiK IMnlillniiiK Liu and Ordercni I Sierlil cni iiLi idi in TUB SCNIONIHIN LaN laos Nov Almot nnmberle IPxnt xnt S from Itusiia Inn MI the impro ion I htlt t him iit tin I cmi uoiierally has not grown woisp duriii m the lut t vont yfollr hoursThe The iXciei of Imo nvili m UilQ4tmj com to111111 1 have been far moio criminal than rovolutionaiy t i ann my Ihi conllkts between the i eopliand and CoHxichs at Wnraw Moscow antj j elsswheie haxo not led bit far an the tiloI I Kram tell to any increase In tho nvohtt t innary power through popular indignationwiiile wiiile then1 is evitlenco ill many diiectionrthat that hunger is doing its intivitable wnliamoiiL amoiiL t Ito llillIH numbers of Wild IidIl I would itMiuni work if they datedIn In sol 110 tt04 ipt cially III St Pet orl1g burn many hale letnrned abeady At IhBH1II1 Hiune tim the levoluthmary eommiUctcontinue 5ozitli continue to tleelaie Ilieniilvis iiieciincilable 1 able At one m Ltii in ht IVtiisbtns arrMiltitiiMi rrMiltitiiMi wi adopted tfiiiaiuliiu in addition ion tut lit dei lId 4 fUllnulutd lucs lay tICIliillatli nbillcatioii of the tjir and Ihe estahlishnuiil nuiil ot a ippuhllc on HoeialiMie linesNixeithek Nixeithek il tho aliiouncement III Fegun I gun 110 griLl I I I tg a till esty tomorrow tolitiemil political i litical prisoner is mnde KO U it may go aIo Jont way toward nii eisirpevei the irreNJIIcillllolo illubli1 while it If idiiiol Illiin to liaxieoi eoi itlerable eflei t upon those who aio fI1tl iK the pinth ol ImrKerI I lie hi IeterbiirK IrmeImpont Ic lit of the7V7rai 7V7rai wlnli reiii niing thai the dangers gels and difliuillitri are m no vie jet ienioMil nioMil FIIY that IIH lime paces and thepoimlalion islilu hit loll gets to upprnciato the entjiniouboon boon wlu lh has Ialltu to its khnro it is CXtreimiety tremely proliablo thai it will iet itself toprofit I profit by tho new I mlttt loll and nrarlyeverything everything warrants tho belief that asboon 10111 in I lie ioveinment 11 tully ont ituted II tuted pn spM elUcacious orpans in theprovinces provinces i id can supply the prin iplesit it hits taken li r the basis of its jioh y thilliaro I aro likely to inovo Hinoothly and caisfic fact i i i jUl11 I v IILIVIIll Jlut lV lt Ii pie An i 111111 to lie Tree tifAulneralle Aulneralle till I Alirilil Culilf lirtpiiiH lu Till ISI I IlrifllNniiis inland No IThlstd std o rtmtiniipx IiI but public ordei isiindistuibed iindistuibed No polue or Hoops an tobo I ho SOPH on II stiiil wl uli are patrolledbytitienmilitia i bytitienmilitia jig night pa diiuieiliprNiivniN I iprNiivniN Nov lA telegram fromIIiNlnglofs IIiNlnglofs lYH ttvxt in conseiiuejite ot nMillie i Millie oi Ih purl of tho police the Duectorof of Police liaR ordered a guard of citireiMfnimcrl fnimcrlAt i At a gieaL meetiri of citl7iii it was recolxed colxed to demand the inpoxal of tho KussianolTlrors olTlrors the abolishment of Ihn Senaloal I ail tho Immediate nvpmhlitiK of II lamittlaf1 I dagon In order to loll a Pailinipntfounded I founded on the ilncipln of unieialtuffrapi tuffrapi arc to make the GovernmuMtiCiponiiblo I iCiponiiblo to the Pnrliurenllied lied flag and lliis I oanrg tho coat of IUICH of lilt lallit ar Hying from all thepubho pubho buildings oWI1S rtxnnv mttinfniirl fniirl Iullis tcHjIIOIIIIlI Ihnl I III Spiteor or Cars Onlirfiprrla fiprrla Oi1 nnpitch la Tilt SfvSi Si Plri II until Nov I The netvicesheld held at the Kn n Cutlie lial thN afternoonby by order of ItO C fir m commemoration I j W r 1i4ii kV ilJfI fI ip f62 sAr 1M1 Ar ViC wvJ vi 1 R t2 iC 1L J I W c of the manifev linu I TIal idPoiitkai political liberty Ui all ISiisrn wen1 1 rlattemled attemled His Miuu nd nd that I hiladies ladies and penHfM1 i ol II cmnt tinoIllcerH oIllcerH of the Cuu I ami ucli nitiollicers ollicers IS Ihe in St li t i Imrf ailid IIi i service but thiv wiii1 I llr i iipitiloiuby by their abencif 11111 IonttiioM OofZl F ao r nviCotilcl Cotilcl Not Hear lliiilliilliin uf ir Pin orii 11 IoillISprchil Special 1 li i Ii t i Tilt SiKIONDoN Io rON Nov 11IIIIlrml I IC IobieclonoitipIT clonoitipIT who ri iKipd yesterday thtProeilralniClr ProeilralniClr icrdliip f the Ilolv Synodof of lusia aid UTIIillq lo a despatch to the Kxihnnrii TtJeriaph tVimpaiiy fromSt I St Ieteibnn that he luiil ul ay servedautocracy autocracy and that hii could rut bear thoI I limitation ol the C irs p iwer xhuh wouldl I be in vo h ed in Ila nnyini out of the mamI I fllo of Oct iiIri1l 1 Iri1l TS UJ JI1urIn JVItirilmi Itirilmi ISanKers t rip to Let liuxprnintni intni Mii i SSVIIIKIODSJMIII SJMIII nut bit i 1i Tin srsST ST PiThiMiiino Nov ITI foreignbankers bankers vo iiavebpen In t hung part inthe the iip otia ions fi a IJISSMU loan left Ihocity I city this afternoon nn n n cially chniteredship ship Itiisii ha M JtIIln si IDIIII of JJiiOHieooof I of which Sl7tnvcim H rpnuiriil lor tel tliiIEn Ing the short term lnai i JW V 1ItJ1 UW tr f s lJffJjIIJIII liilli ofTlilrleearOld Mr CaiiMiiiiiiii iiiiiiii to xetHoso Hoso Schumacher Kl yuMfM daughter ter of Mrs Ocngo alor died la itnight night at her hi Jiie Vfl lunmcoy tieetHrooklyn Hrooklyn of blood piUeniiig the gillbad I bad been in II dputi cunditiuii millast last Sunday aftoi an if Ilalion lie gimtbirth birth to a dill whidi IIMI oily a fewhouri houri totimcr V illiuis crll 4I on thegill gill yelordiy aftprumiti tiiii git n statomcnt mcnt from her lie will prol ably anostu I u young man today12I 12I E rarpinters I I miintl IIUlii VnsiTwelve Twelve thoiiand iu inteiH lonnhiKthn the union ill tin DIMPI mncll of theti irothirliuod of l rl enter liivn muchdemands demands uvn Hie i r CiirioiitirAssociation Association r M v f i of ftii ffnis adiv div Tlioy me n VI iViiirK 1 iittilit fla a day A confi renci bet wii th council andIhe Ihe excciilive cumniim of the N nnrfnrponton I fnrponton will Into place nt th ISiuldinr r I It nn N i o ir r jE r E peardrop flavor a ircbouquet THE in Scolcli Vhikyisquite quite pronounced in MumoaA I A n f q J fIII I 0 lEitil Jand and I f T r5N iim rKrDFLJ r I N Glt FLJ t W p JJ v d ra I This dchcolr bouquet comes froTii tn especially rare quality of homegrown grown barley and imports a rich fruityflavor flavor peculiar ciilt l old fii honcdPotstiSi PotstiSi WhiskyAt At Club Cii t iJ j DjnTf J he 1 I u A I IV V AlJkII iI I IiI I A BETTER Turkish cigarette than the Murad haiB A1 never been made I can make this statementconclusively conclu3ively because I have made for sixteen yeanthe the fine quality cigarettes used in the court circlesof of Turkey and I say without hesitation thatare MURADCIGARLTTES CIGARLTTESare are superior to the best of my previous successesIf If I did not know that this statement were true andproven proven true by the judgment of the highest criticsof of the world I would be risking a reputation gainedafter after sixteen years of hard work The Murad issuperior superior to all Turkish cigarettes in richness andmildness mildness These are the two qualities most desired sired in fine Turkish cigarettes and neverfound found so perfectly and in such perfect combination bination as in the Murad ALLAN RAMSAYfor 10 for 15 CentsBT t BT MAlL PO3TPAID you cant RAt MuradUlirarattoit Si Ulirarattoit frutn yourrtcmlorBomt 10c for ten73cforUfty 73cforUfty 3160 for cue hun 1ro 1ALLAN Imf flALLAN ALLAN RAMSAY 111 Fifth Avenue New York jI fIIITI1l nniin iniIlillcuie Ilillcuie Dniliirs I neirtiiln WhetliT lInn InIIr nr llilroilioliln Killed HimIMward IMward I5i miner 23 yearn old a lawyeiof of Mio W4 Klihtyfifth street who jumpedtwentylho twentylho feet from a window in Bellovue Hospital Tuesday night but landed on thepacmcnt I pacmcnt unhurt died yesterday Dr Erdmaun maun house phyician say In his reportI I I to the Coroner iifllco that he believedtleiJh i tleiJh iii duo to aeuto maniaJiruimer Jiruimer wa bitten by a dog a few daysii ago but judfimi from his tymptoms I hoI pliyskiini decided that ho was not BUfferiiiRfiojn I I fiojn hydiophobia but had gone inwinofrom from fear of itDr I Dr Non iM the hoipital patholoRlst performed I formed nn autopsy Still found that deathva I va due to Kindest of tho brain AsI I I train coiigeslion siiKCsts hydrophobia aswell well as ncuto mimia Dr Norris after learnInu ill g 1 lIe history of the case biid ho thoughtHrunner Hrunner had hvdiopholiiaA I A specimen of HiiumerB brain was preserved I served for nix roscopic studyninrnnY I ninrnnY coun in Li rovsTo To lie IMciulid Ti 4la to Irell rot hUIIIIK i 111111111111I lie publican fluliWAMIINIITOM WAMIINIITOM Nov lA onimittcorcprcMnthiK I rcprcMnthiK him Hungarian RepublicanChib Chib of New VorU lieiuitd by it pro ldlntI I Man us H aim mliii vet lie to tonight toI I ay it outomary vilt to Ireddent ItojseMlt Mlt Ihe Pioidcnt is an honorary memlier lier of the i lubynd for several years it hascut cut a lommittee to lon rnttllall him OilI I his bit thday AH he wan then alwiit on hisSouthern I Southern tour ho Miugeted tlio date of thoclubs clubs V itit h changed to Novemlier 2Ihe I 1 Ito iMiuinittee will see till 1reident toinoirow inoirow at noon Mr Braun ud tonighttl I tla their call upon the President was puielyn n octal ono ami limited the Hiiggestionl Ilhut the cntnmiUco would seek in any wayto i to iiiMueiicc the 1ieidcnt in legard to thomiinii i miinii i ul lampnign in New orkMJ I MJ siniKi IJIiW iisrIall I Iall Illxer Oirilhes limit Ify CollllrollllsICllflrItl Oircrcil h I lie liuuiruilurcrsTMI TMI KIVI 11 Mivi Nov lThero willbe I he no go ral strike of the cotton operativiMheie I heie for some tinio tr come Tonightfour four of tho fie uiiioiH in tho Te tilo Count 1met met ami nied tti hiltii Iii gly in favor ofadopting adopting HID Iomproiuie offer made bylb lb ianufactiirerh As miationA A strong entiiiient in taor of strikingpiOMiiled piOMiiled in till caMTrt I nion where thoote I ote wn H to MIi in favor of quittingwork work ill tho mill Iet in a twothirds otoi i ne eiiry lo dec him a stiilie thorn isOMiy ICL OMiy piutfiit that tlii union will icmailiIII III VtolhTin Tin i aiso of tin stiilto sentiment amonstle tle wiuveiv 14 due to di ulifii turn withlertnm IIIh lertnm ion itnm In the woiMng doj artmetit metit nit lici than to the iifaal ot thomanijiai manijiai laier tultton Ihl old waguncalerionil I111111I1 rionil nf Smiill liaiiKr Turned IIIONCVKII IHIIN0 VKII iNouiv Nov I Klvo millioiiH ofnioltclK II I nioltclK lour millions oi1 cents and threemillions millions of diiiui and nearly a million ofI quartern wure added to III circulation byllm I lie ciiiiKHn of the mints during tho monthof of October hut total value of the silverand and minor emu minted was fl051150 andtli tli gold coiiictl VIIH valucil at lii25uuTlie I I Tlie mint nlo tinned out IMIOlH pesos forIhe III Ilulipi inn ioveinmentOMS OMS I inr 7 7OIIVClnris I I Clnris ill Ni ir wlin lum IHMII lr let 101m IIr lir iln Juili s nt riTU SISHIIK aim lie DlsIri Iri i iiiirii liii In is nutil tli titir Iit hfutnlu lu stur 1 if M IIM viais ti iiiltrt list r li I iitil i lit f tius 1 iSI iln Hi i1 f a ItiUi hjh I unli 1 i r tII MIIIIIII I i m it Him lim HMI nrr M tllot lor1I t ili I i iiuiliiir in t llllla lilt rnt iin i T rnnsIiitntlnii Iiitntlnii 11 oniptm i itt rntinir lit t i Iliui irl 1IOlon i 11 M M u nr 11 ii It it UM run IittiIir0 0 i I t ui i iiuln itt Irn Ii i i u i I M i 11 nj I n U MIIli li t i in rmliit t i tiifp p 1 of tin siiitilni n rvlcI i u lairuud b iii n b lull lllur jr r 1I r I I I COOptOmeterWins Adding ContestIn In n competition open to AIL innrhlncsMiss I Miss May Moher of c 1 V Q It without H t os lrforI General Olllca of Chicago I addedwithout 500 DEPARTMENT STORE CHECKS IN 4 MINUTES 19 SECONDSmtruuxc I mtruuxc WjKUVs itKromx I x x V TDT XX1P IPir 13 lieIs all inuolilinS fur adding and raulll 11 LxUMr 1 OM1L 1 Jrx o PhI hg 0 dam s frt Irlal i FEL TARRANT A1FQ CO 350 Broadway New York CityKmtcrn Ii i t r lIe tlIil4IiI Kmtcrn silr AKint IIOTTITOTS irriri IIHMSrlRlilecn rlRlilecn Klllnl Si ore IlRlitliiR on llicOrnm Ornm IllerSpecial Special Cubic llciputch lo TilB SfNBKULIN BKULIN Xo 1AII ollcial despatchfrom I from German Southwest Afilca reportssevere severe lighting on tho Change River Alermai lermai force under the command of LJeutCol I Col Semmeriim wnH attacljed Uy fourhundred hundred Hottentots and loci eighteenkilled I killed including three oflicers Ihiitysix six wore wounded orflhisiIIgtuterlean IlIlrllnn Amrrlenn lcnstlim iiinnl Icnc4 ortaSpcriul Spcriul Latilr Despatch lo TilK SINSroiL SroiL area Nov 1 The United Statelegation r legation guard sailed from Chemulpo onMonday Monday on board tho cruiser Cincinnatibeing being the last of the foreign guards to IcuvoSeoul Seoul Time Kinperor gao potivonlrs tothe the officer in command of the guard andbeer beer and cigarettes to time menc Illln W riiitsirr TVSCunllnal Cunllnal GlliliciiH Announcis That tl Institution Is ImspiToiNRAiTiMonK RAiTiMonK Nov 1Cnrdlllal fiibbonshim him sent n circular letter to priests throughout out the country in which he stolen that thosafety safety of tho Catholic University at Washington ill gtom has heel assu roil from u financialpoint point of view and Ill thank Ihuo pcrconswho who contributed to tho fund which has 1 abled the institution to continue its workand i and to protect itH futureIn In Inn letter he naysTho Tho receipts of til University flolI April 1 HHW to ctober 1 ICOi were t 070ISSsn ISSsn During the sammie period I Ito nmernity ernity lias continued its wink withoutinterruption interruption hal increased iN tcbilP corps and has paid all the ordinary expenses penses of academic workIt It has also disbursed for addi i t iota Ici equipment SlONiil and for i in iiro von teatsill in grounds and buildings lluMas l Nonew new debt has IFel incurred On the contrary tracy SlfiOUIflJ has been paid up cm til total indebtedness Theie IH now no floating ing debtThe The entire dht of the university is nowfiOtiOtlanil IiOtO4 Ii nil will bcieducol by December 1lOVi IIX JIOIKIO This me ins not only thaI the unicruty lias met its obligations butalo alo that I considerablo saving has l ociielTii elTii in the item of intercutHe He asks for continued liberal l1ie Tlicollection collection is to b tilKon on the tlrit Sunday i I Advent I lIltills nf NiunlVMIIISCTOS I IIWSnTox VMIIISCTOS Nov 1 fruiser MinncapoIs Is hiI niriMil at Naples tug Xinl at Kochland land aid tug Oxreola at IiMtifcirt gunboat boat El All hits suild from 1nitmouthN N I for San Juan und the deMroyeisHopkins Hopkins Wron Tnixtun and MreDonouih ouih f 11 bewail Point for AnnapolisTho Tho Hciiimgton was placed out of ci minislon inislon yesterday ut the navy yard ut Mare Island s i The CarnegIe ollnl I IonicSpecial Special IaUc Despatch lo Tire SUNLONDON LONDON Nov 1Mr and Mrs AndrewCarncgio Carncgio and Mrs Liter will sail for NewYork York on the steamer BalticOHITrAltY OHITrAltYThomas IlTholna Thomas Voting lio died in Hempstcadyesterday yesterday lifter a brief Illness was ouo of theoldct oldest and list known resltlcnts of LoneIsland Island II was an undo of United StateaDistrict I District ttonnr William J Youngs andat at CIII Ii Il inMHd a larger i nrt of t In valuablepmiieily I UI it y in 0 ster Hny lima any other resident dent Ircnliltnt llcinhoveUrt beautiful placonis tnt suit In the Priiilinls father In 1871by Wl Mr V oiiuijs He WHS 11 I lincheli nnd forsixty sixty viars nccupied thu Youngs homesteadat at oyster HnvAlexniiiler Alexniiiler 1 Hotklii chuirman of the commission missili t rivisi nun ltlrl tho Federalirliiiinid irliiiinid niul Irnal itilu 5 and tor ninny yourspnuiiiniiit pnuiiiniiit in Mnntani jiDlltlcs died yestcrdiiy IlY In aslln 11 oil n ed B He wan born InMndiMi MndiMi is II iiH Krnlunted from thoImviritv Imviritv I I lsi miMii mill froin I he AlbanyI I an Situ nI lie nrvoil lilt Vnited ritatenMiirshnl Miirshnl for Mmitann from 178 I 1HSS nndiih vIis liiiiiiiinntlioviTiior of the State Crol IhiltoiliArthur Arthur Moire Ilinrdshy hither of formerStnti Stnti Itnilriul f oiiinussloner H llcl AJleardKloy JleardKloy mid for Hourly threescore yearsoin oin of I lie lead I nir lawyers and new spa perIII RJer men of the Slino died yisterday at his hOI in I IKII nucit sa lie retired from actlxawork work tin Mirti agoAmi Ami mimi Navy OrdersWAsiiisains WAsiiisains Nov l The fnllnulnir nfflrcrsniul Mil tii Ili lit iiuii nf tin Illth Infunlry Ht PlaitliurB urt lUrrniKs have qualified I ripen rllluncnrmiiiuii Clf 1 I II Kiret Milton I Tnultitc alit IrlMiiii Miiii AimIn sur Joll and 1IIle J llnlliV

Oitnpam c s rl1 tt llilam A Unntrrll ivimpany I rirl S riri riliiionit lirlnttn rninpnn lStrtluriuuuuiiui W IWI liilin linnurn Inmpiny V Irlviilo Hnliili rtl clirl Sirxi Cliirnipp l nlKrtiCiimpiui O IllxalJohn John r Ihll Ilrsi Sri Anilnu Olioii SiriiMllun Mllun Murpli Ciimiiany I Ilrsi HITR JoliiJiiliimnx Jiiliimnx in Cnmnniij I Qunriirniaslrr rll Altijsiis 1 Corrill Company K CHIII Vtitln 1 IM M i 11 ruiiiiaiiy I Cnrioril Mnrslmll i hingtrllIIiill Ciiiiiii M Sirtiiul IJcut I l UVtrhiilsirTliw Tliw nny nrtli lUCid been IRiatIapi 111 t II llnilo Iroiil usliliuloli to linmoniul niul erniitnl tlini moiilluAlik Irnvi Monti nnnt IIIr J r CrnMii frmn YuituKh to nay jnrilIinitiu hlanil Unslirns J K Nml nnil O It tililnik I rim liilipiniliiicp lo Aslnllc itntlon lnjiinslir K I N i li tl sick hyatt lAUiiilttl tuneWEAK IwII JIII WEAK EYESDirectly Ir Directly dus toCofcFlili tCUJFI CofcFlili in ninny casesThink Think notTry Try POSTUM FOODCOFFEE eCOFFEE eten COFFEE ten daysTheres i Theres the proof I I i t I

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r wr d I THFSTTN TFfURRDAY NOVEMBER 2 1905 SUICIDE BLOCKS FIFTH AVIUSM SlIwmt v snoorsmini 11I1liIl t IVIltJJI mini F TICKHT OITICIInscpli Inscpli II lnri rntor AskI fill TilTattle Tattle Mini Drew n KnolviT IIocllIt Ill I a Ililllct In Ills ItralnVcM CriivSuRis SuRis tti ciii t Ilaijanil Winifii FuliiJoseph Joseph H Cnrpwlcr ft travrllliiR wilrinaii mall fur tlio Stlcklcy Iyn HUrt nmplUlYof of Grand Itnpliln Mich Riot nnl IdllnQ hlniHulf yrrtitKlny iittrrnnon In the Hockhlll Islat d Hi I kad tlrkct oflirp on tlio nnrtentit vast con tr of Fifth oven u and Thirtfifth fifth HtrcuU Tliy hiilriilo of Cnipnitemicpcl emicpcl an immonho amount of rxcitcmoIn In tlio neighborhood Such a crowd nnlhenthnt thnt HX mounted ppllctinrn were calleddibporno todlbporro dibporno itCnrpo Cnrpo tor walked up ntul down In frontof of tho tkket office half an hour liofoio heMtrre entered When ho did Ito in he VVHH Inttnt at tho door by T H Ml ntt tipi ppropnrlrCarpenter Carpenter oxkrd Klliott to olillRi him withn n tlr o table of the IxMiiph Valley rnllioaHo Ho ftskod for it plcusantly und did notfC1T poem tho leant bit oMitod lliott Kt thetill1otllbl Umotalilo Oarpo1 tor t ham Ied him tunl Iticu u few ttppn toward the i i tranceHe He tan up mid down tho timo table witha a lead pencil and in Klb tt had nothiielce elce to do bo htood by watching Cnrpntor penter did not attract tho notice of IInyone one else Manager Dunn stood bchlntho the ticket counter cllliiK tickets to thrrowomen women about liftocn foot nvvuyCarpenter Carpenter put tho time talilo into hLspocket pocket in a di liberate way and then IIteppdtowllrd toward the door wiving to the negro porterl as he did MIIm Im going away oodby Without another word Carixnter nachlfor for hl4 right hip pocket and inllod out hlrtJolnr revolver Ueforo IJllott could et to him he had pIned it aealn t hU right ear IIIllihot shot hIJl ell HP dropped where he HIOLXTliPHlngb TliPHlngb bullet pcnoiiiiud hU brainIt It MII not until Klllott cried out whoho ho aw tIll roiolvor that the four othrprOIUi p roiw in the ticket oitiro lookid nroiintThey They huw Carpenter shot htnuelf Onoof of tho women was so ovprcomo that sboIIwoonll HwoonedTho Tho front door of tlio ii eney was opprnnd and in IPSJ timu Ilan it tikc to toll itcrowd acrowII crowd p tted Trultio win soon mitoppciby by till crowd TluHo who weio nearotho tho Unions peered in at till man lying Oilthe the floor ManiRor Dunn turno I tar oritiover over on his face M flint ho could breutlio ifIlIlro there happened to ix any lifo left in hiirAmlnilnncK AmlnilnncK Surgeon HurroURh of Limo NeiYork York Hopital Hiid his doatb had lioeiiiiUntAiieoiH iiiUntAiieoiHCarpeuter Carpeuter was left whero he fell for nnhOllr hour or more until the arrival of CoronoKc Kc holer Then the body wan taken to IInn Eighth avenue undertakers laXrs undIttel Intern In Iarpentoi t pocket shovveivvl wi o ho wan Ilk homo was at ZIIJ Pros entnVlnul avenue Grand Ito iLtI When in tlm elthe he lied at the Irand Hotel lie has hti1iert here since Oct h1 2 nnd no one a rot od thnolel 1otpl could splain wy ho kill d hnmeHT Tore seie only Intiitie lot1M in hlipo po i els Ho had a notebook and on thuII llv leaf IIP had writtenI I cne nr accident notify T Mac BNi Ni h U of 112 Vet 112th ttieitAm A tnt her name was blotted out by the 1loodIhat hat flowed ft out Cnrrenter wound butho tho addles writ 211 Ioumlms avenuello Boston Ho also had SS370 and a goliwnich wnichHalf Half an hour after the uirlilo ayoung blomyoung young woman nHTd into tm nfflco uniened cried Hany Hairy what ham yoiilone iloneSlip Slip bniched her tears away and toorenother t enother look at tho figure ttrctchcd ouliKjfore iKjfore herThank P Thank Cod It int Harry Hue oxclaimed claimedShe She tartprl to lenvn thp building billfainted fainted a young mans nniH She oozireVlVl reived and hurried awayst t st itt iii Kiiiri nmwrsnxHilt Hilt Iollet flit tI Kir Klipnpp IteforiVrpitln Vrpitln Iliiinllul Irl HMclAlthough r i Although the police beliose hero is littlei i doubt that Sichard Hannibal tie negrc bellboy who died on Tuesday in Ioo eselHospital Hospital WWi tin murdeier of Jacob HlliompHon Thompson eclmngo editor or tho Xeviork 1 York 7imc they do not yet cmider thaitho tho cane bias boon denIed up anil 1 etectlvefurgCallt SorgcantM Caiey and MHalUuy wenBtill Btill at work ypMeiday t rving to Miengtheitheir their eucimiaUiil cidon Police Cominissionpr inissionpr MrAiloo MIO bprairo 110Intereitpd intprestrd in the crime that he wont over tinground I ground himself a few daYII after the crimioccurred occurred said that hi Knew of aI Inmidcnc midcnc it Iis men limit flI fl liSt flnlulhalnnd nnd he rid V iCt I them ceMinl weeks ii tiIto he Mild that it would be a big hlundci trmake make an arrest until mom witi Icainciconnecting connecting the negro ith the mine 1110OIllI1IlOnOr ommlRrtionor mid that he and tho dcicctivps tivps woio furp Hannibal was the mmdeieiand and felt confdent that had ho livid enoughwvldoneo wvldoneo would utimufely liase IIPPII obtained tamed to convict him of muidnr If Hannibal bal wcio still nlio however tho I omtnissiouor missioner said ho would Mill bo free butunder under surveillanceUunmbal Uunmbal lived with a negre s uanipdMamie Mamie Ciilwon She says ho killed himpelf pelf after trying to kill her A fhargo ofmurder murder liaf been mido against her howovur ovur on aecount of HannibarH death nndin in tho Vcst SIde poluo court xertierdayshe she wan held for tln Coronet and sent totho I tho Tombs Coroner Seholer vva rmestionIng log her about Hannibal and her knowledgeof of the Thompson cal when her law erIlIte Interfered and advised her to keep MillSho Sho did and Scholer couldnt gel allot herword word out of herOne One more bit of evidence against Iii minimhal hal camp out yesterday when it was ler nedthat that on the night of September 7 whenMr Mr Thompson vvas munleied in his roomnt at the St James tho bellbov should haveremained remained on duy until biol M insteadlieiuit tie ljllit nt s udo k Mr Thompson accordinp lug to all indications was Killed at ffteeninmutes inmutes after s and the ngro being nilduty duty could easily hiive cdinmitted thocrime crime and tsti 4tl front the hotel unseeniriu iriu lOft imT siLvrit ill IITIlirec Thnp llin Arriwted In AlbanjVontiK 1 oiian Ullh Tlira h lleleaxnlTho Tho robber of HIPPI silver voih 2CCOfrom from the factory of W K Ktere nt 10 Sullivan van street on October 5 haw benmUI cleapxtup up tho police say David lieitw of f aSheriff Sheriff street Max Stanley of S3 Secondijtrcet ijtrcet uniTy hank of 1iil llroomo Htroutnnd lUll I TtHm fiiiVum 11 Kit JSecond Htlcetwere were iirrulrned fur it m I Lu Tumbi polificiurt ciurt vcstcruav morning before MagHiiaioValle ValleThe The four wrro found at 4 Grand htrectAUiiiny AUiiiny bv Sow York ttm eli tees Theywero wero reading chppmrn from tho pap rsnbcjiil nbcjiil thJ rulhy win n the police 0111 crt dI their riKiiiiH Ihii dii cit ies hnd warrantfor for ilio three men and titles oil their Tillhall ybcid hall novuiranl fur the girl HO rhe VMSdllnwiMl dllnwiMl to pi free Hit flllowed thrillliciwevrr liciwevrr by tattler to Yew ork and onhpr tier arrival r 11 oplecliviM iriostcd her timThpv They Inc i lit r trunk upon to search furthp I lie stolen I ni ir y but found noneIn In eoir thi girl declared that flip nndlieiiK lieiiK had gins I n Albany ilip nih IcS trnI the rubbery l ik place on thi night boatTile Tile detectivp sav that sir is thin wife il nirlnilnnl irlnilnnl immed tlunn who i OliN in HmSing Sing Thflr fuithT nlleiii I hn llcinTJiiulStanley Stanley had retvntly lit e ii ri ieamd fit inmmIit 1Hate pri onMuM MuM rate Wnhl discharred Ibn womanTh Th iluvt men vviiv held in fbOU ball eachlor for e aminntinti todavMtiiTs MtiiTs llstrov IoHilT It c K Cilice Irle1is is CutWnKKsiiMinn WnKKsiiMinn Ill Nov 1 rotnmenciiiKtoIn 10luy ti t althni ito minrs will dstroym IInpy pn dtr k g4v lli h liith tti thpy hnvoHvn Hvn siiling to tlii i tuij MID H ni M e tbe 4lie be ioiiiinrH nt the iiip tn II t4ritntl und rutliei thn ampt lit fII M tl thoinineib inineib havo resolved to destroy the hJ H You can hug this fact tightNearly Nearly threequarters of NewYorks Yorks men will wear threequarter quarter length overcoats thiswinter Iwinter winter because thats the conservative servative style and most menare are conservative alter allSuch Such overcoats are 16 to S6SThe The other men will dividebetween between paddocks S30 to 60belted I belted tourist coats 22 to 35and I and the extra long full coatsiS 18 to 45ROGERS ROGERS PEET COMPANYThree Three Broadway Stores 253 842 1260at at at atWanen Wanen st 13lh st 32d St i 11 iris A itiiTint IIfl1IILThtt Tint Was Left In Irimt of IPKrrtlos Dooint nt 01 IITOJ StreetTho The 1onb that was found with a pputtring tring funo in tho hallway of the Italiartenement I tenement house at 01 Ixsioy street on TUPSday day night was the genuine article as themployecb I employecb at the llureau of Combustlbletfound found when they dKxeited it yesterdayIt It was mrdo of u white lead keg about seven inches high The oak staves werehooed hooed with five steel I ands and tho spactLctweon Lctweon them was plugged with plabteiof of pnris In tho bottom were three poundt Iof of gunpowder lovercd with a thin piece of wood On top of that were two oiinchof of powder mixed with scrap iron The I head of the Keg van wade of thin woodwith Iwith with a hole to admit a homo made fuse IIIIllde made of rope and powderCapt Capt Ilalpin of time hades street statiorisaid said ho bought the bomb bad enougliforce force to blow out time innards of tho tenement ment Ho had men out yebtorday tryingto to find oven a notivo for the job but theylearned learned nothingHie 1 he bomb was found at tho door ofMichael Michael Legrotto on tho ground floorby by a woman who had Just como downstairs She saw H arks on the fise and ran into theBieet Bieet where blip met John SKelly n vvauhman man at the new lullic library 1 ullc ing HUMdoor door and told him of her find Skelly Iwent went into tho hull anil saw thp iso nfiroThen Then Ito liad the nerve to tako out his i orketLnifoand Lnifoand cut the fuse off nt tine keg ioli oman man liennm took the omb to tho tilt InnhoulI I house where it was licit in n pail of wateruntil until tho combustible bureau oiks calledfor for itIt It was said at the bureau yesterday thntthe the bomb wan th real thing anti ca al lo olKilling Killing at two rods Hit tcrn iron included oltn washers nails aivl fccievvsllero Them are twentyfive families most ofthem them Italians in tie house and tho policelehovo lehovo thut the man who set tho tombmade made a mistake in rutting it at IxKrettondoor door Uogretto says ho has no cnen isthat that ho knows of ayd has not been tackledby by blackmailerscnritrii cnritrii riTinx 1 curncnTernporarj Ternporarj Auilltorlum St TliomassIKCil IKCil Vejterday for tIme First TimeA A congregation of 500 persons most ofthem them women camo yesterday to the firstsirvioo service hold within tho church within nchurch church built to houso tho parishioners ofSt St Ihomnss until the completion of the permanent manent structure to replace the churchburned burned last spiiiKAs As it was All Saints Day the service wasin in the nature of a memorial Dr Stiresprefacol acol his address with a few words in congratulation gratulation to tho con ronation Said heWo Wo todav should bo thankful that wehave have been allowed to get so soon Into thisbuilding building on this spot holy nnd consocratodto to us The church Is not finished tho organ lt not finished but let UH IMS thankful forwhat what wo have Vo hope to havo it completed pleted by Sunday but there are many thingsnot not in it many comforts which wo will nothtmrtlTiUI htmrtlTiUI wo pet our now buildingTho Tho new interior is lighted from windowsin ri tho south wall Icams nnd sido wallsnil nil of oak are stained tho mission tintAt At one side of tho chancel is a small cloctrioorgan organ nnd a plnln altar stands within thocurv curv of tho apse it Ion curious thlat aboutthis this toast curious of New York churchesthat that although It N wnoral feet manlier thantho tho burned ildinilt hasspats fora greaternumber number of pprsons on tho ground floor thantho time old ha I The temporary structure hattno no Iiillrrios Tho old omit rnnce on Kiftnavenue avenue and a small ono on Fiftythird streetaro are used v KIISlllSIlIVTSi Monlclalr HIIIIPII Ilan to Halse tilt 5 Iamlnrl anl of 1 11I riltj AnniTho II IIlnl1I atdrJmit The vvonvn of Montclnir nroan organizingliii Inn of whichU an employer nllinncp limo object j U to raiso the standard of morality amongsprviints sprviints It is thought that the greatestfactor i factor townrd this end will hI the rcfiiHidby employer to give her sennut alioiiMi by every lioiiMi Kiy when she goor out nt night Aaunanimity unanimity of action i iitOi red to makothc thc periitPnt lefunl to give keys offectivoevery liousokipcr In MonUlair him bannMtod nMtod every to Milnprllw to thin movement nndnuiko nuiko it 11 powerof good In the community Snnw In IemnvlvnnlaCounv Counv Fa Nov JTh first blizzardof of tho winter Is raging In northwesternPeniH PeniH Ivanla toda Since morning fourinches I inches of snow lion fallen and the t tormcontinue continue t How are you Mr HatFine Fine as silk can make a hatthough though not so costly to you assome some of my own classOur 6 Our Derbies though are thehats hats that advertise our hat department partment every day in the weeki i 3 and 4The The college shape is thegreat great thing in sot hats foryoung young men this Fall 5350ROGERS ROGERS PEET COMPANYThree Three Broadway Storcs2SS 253 842 1260opposite opposite near cppoiiteCilj Cilj Hall Union Square Greeley Square 1 THE CHESTERFIELD OVERCOAT 1 Is the coat of the day made of black and gray moule clothsoft II soft and very pleasing to the touch Overcoat to measure 25lined lined with our special silk and velvet collar which we Guarantee forwear wear and not to crockAlso Also a special line of blue and black worsted cheviots the kind thathold hold Sh1pC and give excellent satisfaction Single or double breasted 1 sack suit 20 Send for samples and our booklet Pointers on Whatto to Wear ARNHEIM Broadway Ninth Street t oin soLinrn TUIlH cnici Vi T 1 oil n ion of Astoria Deafens Himselfto to Charges Against HimWilliam William T Johnson a watchman in theAstoria Astoria branch of tho Corn ExchangeBank Bank was arraigned before United StatesCommissioner Commissioner Shield yesterday on acharge charge of uttering a eerie of forged pensionorders orders Johnson who hal a snow whiteimperialnnd i mustache look the typical i old soldier thrust his fingers Into his carswhen when arraigned and refused to listen totho the charge against him in spite of tho remonstrances I I monstrances of Assistant United StatesDistrict District Attorney Houghton and MarshalIlenkcl IlenkclYou You can lead a horse to water but youcant cant make him drink and neither can youmake make mo listen to this proceeding ho saidTwentylive Twentylive tension checks were utolenfrom iI from the Soldiers Homo at Ruth severalmonths I months ago They were rnado out Inblank I blank for sums ranging from StB to J30Secret I Secret Service Agents Brzetinski nnd Burnsfound Ifound found that a man looking like Johnson hndIjeen ii i been passing the checks here After hisarrtvt arrtvt at his homo 273 Wtt 12ist btrritJohnon John un mido an apparent attempt tojump jump out of lie Secret Service ofllcs on thotfntli Itfnl toni 1 floor of tho MorUrn Building WhenW W tlr mMl as to how lie had iot hold ofthe ithp the checks ho throw out his cluvt timid wildI I would ho a martyr to your cruel persecution cution rather than till a single wordThen Then he offered to bet 27 at 2 to 1 thatHrartt Hrartt would winHo Ho is in time Tombs tinder 5000 hnilFifteen Fifteen of the checks have lOvn cashednnda a number of tIme people wno were stuckhavo have identified Johnson aj tho utterersirs sirs r wtv initniEn 11111And And Sues Him for Ilreach or Promise onllenrlnc llenrlnc or Another WifeAmhroH Ambrose lianies Tremnino a lawyer ofS S 7 Broadway was arrohted yesterday byDeputy Deputy Sheriff Walgeiing on an order issued sued by City Court Juttire Olwyi on thoapplication application of Henry M St9enson counselfor for Maria Thilio leans Tremalno andliberated liberated on giving 1000 hailPlaintiff Plaintiff says that him nnd Lawyer Tromaino maine kept tompany for some time priorto to July 1 of this year when she Bay oagreed agreed to marry her They were marriedsho she siiyn on August is in tho partonageof of tho St Vincent do Paul Church in VestIwentyfourth Iwentyfourth trtt by Father Wucherand and they wont to tho Hotel Astor to spendtheir their honeymoonA A few weelis ago the woman says shegathered gathered from some remarltH mud byremnino remnino that ho had another wife Itshum gin in tho fhapo of a Mis Hogerw A little investigation vestigation convinced her that on Octol l or 11 ISm Hannah Moore KogeiH 23 yearsold old daugh T of Henry Hogtrsof SteonkN N Y now Hornsfnhurg was married toAmbioso Ambioso Uarnes Tremaine IL lawyer withoffices offices then nt 27 William strfetSho Sho alto dlsroxered that the real MrsTromaino I Tromaino has recently begun an action fordivorce divorce in which Mario Ihibodeaux isnamed named as cores otmdent Samuel W Ooworis is said to hoiounbel for Mrs Tromaino in thodivorce divorce actionUnder Under tVso circumstances Miss Thlbodl1uJC deaux concluded that a suit for breach ofpromise promise Would be in ordermiY miY OMII svoir COSTKACTHidden Hidden Now Object to wlrtl onTho EutstlnItltts JllllsI The contract tot tho removal of snow InDrooklyn I Brooklyn U btill unawarded When bidswero wero advertised for over a month agoStroet Street cleaning Commissioner Woodburrefused refused l take an award beoaust lie uspootod ted collusion Utwoen tho hidden Tha newadvertisements advertisements called for tho opening oftho the bids on October 20 On that day theCommissionerwoHimnblo ornrnissiomier was nnablo to reach hli officeuntil until 2 oclock IrotentH were rnndo by thocolllpetllor Jcompetitor competitor against the opening of the bidsbocaiiKoof hoeallllo of tho delay Commissioner WoodI I ury has asked tlio Corpor lion CounllelIf if tho delay forbid him to nmko a contractwith with tIme lovvost bidderIrolntlon I Irolntlon Conunlfslon SituTho I The Commission appointed bj Govliiggins liiggins to inquire Into tho operation ofln ln pribntion system in tho State hold Itslrit lrit meeting for the taking of evidencein in tho Unito1 Charities Building yesterdayHomer Homer Folks presided Mrs Elliott Hhefllold hell of Springfield Mass formerly pronation nation olllcor for Magistrate Pool tcstille I tie I at length In regard to the generalonJitionB onJitionB prevailing during her Her iwrho I Tit only other witness was midolph CornIcld field Mm Sheffields successor OH probationjOlcer officer f Bedroom FurnitureWe Ve place on sale Thursday November 2nd thefollowing following very special bargains in Mahogany Golden OakCurly Curly Birch and Natural Oak Finishesioo ioo Bureaus 1250 1750 2750value value 1750 fJiOO 4000ioo ioo Chiffoniers 1250 1750 2400Tnluc value 1750 2500 0500f f 50 B R Tables to match 450 550value value 550 700Lord Lord Taylor Broadway and Twentieth St Fifth Ave Nineteenth StBrowning J Browning King CoOHIGINATOnS OHIGINATOnS AND SOLE MAKKIIS OF HALF SIZK IN CLOTIIINONot Not the Size AloneIts Its not only your exact fitourRegular Regular and Halfsizes and fiveshapes shapes to every size guarantee thatbut fr but it is the good tailoring andthe the correct style o our clothingthat that invite youSack Sack Suits 15 to 35Overcoats Overcoats 15 to 45A A Riskt fit It aid Beau Brumnflt is a datncticn ticn od workmanship a simple meritBroadway Broadwayat Cooper Squareat at 32d Street F at 5th StreetFulton w a JAVSImUe Fulton Strccl at Detlalb Avenue Brooklyn KvE4txntnnsr rxjrsrriittSpecial Special OfTlrer Insultril Iuts ors MlfrThru Thru Ineknl Him ipA A Delos Kneeland of 310 West Eightythird third street a law partner of eJuugKeener Keener was arraigned in the Vcst Hidcourt ocourt court yesterday morning on a charge ofdllordorly disorderly conduct He wan arrested atSlxtyslxth Sixtysixth street and Broadway on Tuesday day night while watching the movinipictures pictures in front of the Jerome hcaihmartors torte in the Broadway Arcade IlmUi gMrs Mrs Kneelund who was with him nccompanied panied him to the station and bailed hinout out Special Policeman Green who nrrcsteiMr Mr Kneeland said ho had ordered him tomoe move on as ho was blocking tho sidowolkHe He had to repeat the order several timesho ho said and finally arrested V u Kneelamwhen when the latter grew abusiveMr Mr Kneeland said that after being ordered dered to move on ho ani his wifo wnlinto into a restaurant near by Oreen he saidthereupon thereupon walked pact tlm nMituinntseveral several times making insulting gesture and objectionable rentiarts about rn Kneeland land Kneoland th reuon went outsidetook took Ciroonrt number ami was arrestedWhile While telling his story KnivUnd l ro otlown down and sobbed for five minute Hrsaiil said the cause of his emotion wjus the iemembrance membrance of ireons insulting rel1rnhout sabout about his wife Hn said Ito had in hispocet pocet his marriage certificate to proveshe she was his wife and he also had rwords ofsomo somo of the prominent cariis he has triedbeforo before tho highest courts in the StaioAttoniey Attoniey J S Motilton who iinpoarofor for Kneoland nut on the stanl Kounurman man Jones of the West Slxtvoighth strictfetation station who was present when the altercation cation started Ho admitted that KIICLland land had done nothing to justify iieenarrestinR arrest lug him and he said that hn Jonerihad nlTlftlnr Oreen to let him go after hi1 lirstattempted attempted to arrest Kneeland before hoewent went into the restaurant Oreen admittedto to tho court that Kneeland had done nothing lag after leaving the restaurant to justifyan an arrest Thoolagistrato then dischargedthe the defendant and iootcd up noboilvAfter After the casc was disposed of Mr Kneoland land said ho would go direct to Commissioner sioner McAdoo and demand that ireenslicense license as u special policeman revokedIS IS HI 11 CK SlG IHVKIt If He h lie May He a Doild Duck WhenIrlsco Irlsco Police Crt Hold of HimThere There was a row in the Chinese Masonicheadquarters headquarters IN IVll street last SundayAh Ah Duck of 11 1ell street a highbinderbelonging belonging to the Hip Sing Tong didntliko like tho way Yong Cimg who lives at 21Third Third avenue and doe nl belong to anylong long handled his dominoes irebcntlyAh Ah Duckhit Yong Ging over tho head withan an opium pipe Ho then made a daub for adrawer drawer where wero two 45 calibre revolverBeforo Before Ah Duck could lay hands on tlioweapons weapons he wan nablied by DetectiveHackett Hackett of tho vice squad who had beenBcoutlng scouting around another part of tho siniobuilding building All Duck was taken beforoMagistrate Magistrate Wahlo in Centre street courtthe the following morning and remanded foruiamination exumlnat Ion yesterdayShortly Shortly before tho time set for thoexamination examination Homo one told tho police thattheir their prisoner was Sins Duck an exilefrom from San Franciscos Chinatown and oneof of tho most notorious Chinese criminals Hint ever operated in this country I hopolice police looked up their records nnd disrovered covered that Sing Duck was wanted inFrisco Frisco for two murders one of the vicl imsbeing being a whito man and the other a Chinaman man Sing Ducks picture was a goodlikeness slnr likeness of Ah Duck 4Tue The examination was adjourned to Hnturlay lay Before that time tho police expect to know definitely whether their prisonerH 111 Sing or AhW W rv iinorcK nriiron TO iroiivjet jet OhIo nnnrorthN Ilrenrh of IroinUeSuit Suit Co II DefaultIllchatd Illchatd Ten Broeck saul to bo a rcHIvo lye of tho Ten Brock for whom a famousaco ace horse watt named having allowed tholuit cult for breach of proirlso of marri goirouftht irouftht against him l y Miss Ohio Dai forthohy ohy default Supremo Court Justice McOailiir lire ted yesterday that judgnoit boo teredn in Miss Danfortlis favor iced that damages o assessed by a sheriffs juryMiss Miss Danforth risked for 21000 damnprsilleging I illeging that she had first met Tor 111011nt nt tile house of his half brother D IICewcomb Cewcomb and that on his proirisn to n Tryler I ler she had consented to occupy anflirt npnrfnot not with him They went on long aitonobilo I nobilo trips together the says ard iradoheir Itheir heir home in Now York at 10 Weft Tlilrdtreet I treet where Bho alleges they wero ki ownis n8 man and wife Ten Uroock is believedo I to be on a Southern trip nt presentJ J iiof Tailor Shops 110 Fifth AveAt IJ5trUt II lttrrh1trn I I J5trUt O1lut11rl1 I I At the Lambert stores aremade I made exactly like the bestcustom I custom tailored clothesThe I The same care in handfinishing I finishing characterizesthem them they are ready towear wear and they cant betold told apart except by theprice priceAt stttie Man Who Wears Tttem2Oc 20 to 40Some I Some very good things inSUITS SUITS and OVERCOATSat at 15 worth 20Salesrooms t Salesrooms I 39 and 41 Cortlandt StreetCollar Ioth 10 StI I Si ttmt ew ilaretiumile umile Cotmimi I Hl I i HI I COLLARSCollar ARE LINENCollar Collar Chat No 26Why Why was a law passed by tliolegislature legislature of tile State of NewYork York maLing ft a misdemeanorto to stamp cotton collars Linen1nr 1nr your protection So thatn n gatre would tilt whether ornot not you icieivc full valueII I II A I Collars are indeliblystamped stamped WanaiiUd Linenlluilt lluilt on honorTwo I Two for twentyfive centsIf If jimr ilnVr wont mpplTyonftcn rltl ri lrur UI i ftcn f ti IM IIHIMI KHklrt ruriKMiiI H Ulirll rent 101111 undtaCltlJT CltlJT wile I HENRY HOLMESTroy Troy New YorkSALESROOM iliJ SALESROOM 31 Union Square WestNew New Yoikr r ILL 11111 Iounc THIITOHlnimt lnimt I Vermin Clubnoiniii Hill Try MrsTonjcs Tonjcs for Advocating llrnshs iicetlonMOUNT MOUNT Vinxos X Y Nov 1BecauseMim Mrs Helen Secor Tonjes president ofthe the Womans Kepublicaa Club of MountVornon Vornon advocates tho election of Ir Edward ward letihcr Inish who is running forreelection reelection on an independent ticket againstWilliam William Archer lice repular Republicannominee nominee charges of poluical treason havoliein liein preferred against her and she is toIKI IKI tried tomorrow morning The trialwill will take place at tho homo of Mrs Knit iirynv W Swan vicepreHident of tile WomanHItcpubhcun Itcpubhcun Club Thero is a lively fighton on in the club over time charges broughtagainst against Mr Tonjfsand it H expected thatall all tho irmenni irs will IK on hand to voteafter after tho testimony is tiilonllesiilcs llesiilcs Ijoing president of I ho MountVermin Vermin Woman itepuhllcan Club MrsTonjiM TonjiM is picMldniU of the West Und Hepublican publican Club e Imtrihimtt I ant whicli indorsedthe the cnndulney of William flavors JeromeToniclil Toniclil sin is spooking for the Itepublicanparty party at Syracuse Sho will reich NewVork ork tomorow mornins and will bo onhand hand to hear till chargiu against heriitMOr iitMOr no inn irsCm IIUSIitau itau Cm pli TarrjIiiB till IlelilSecond IpAiSTrAi Second Time In lWl VenrH AiSTrAi N H Nov Applying thevvh vvh i to his hniWH nil tlroltF log to tImeoitboard out lOalll among Ins mail pouches L P Itragg driver of tho Hallows Tall Vtrmge H age ca h ugh his way through nluindof hnnd of hu wayimm nsi ni ht exchangingbot bot for bhut wth them and liringing bwJ J rtr w liIt fltt iItFLONeiIICo I FLONeiIICoMens 1Mens Mens xtlfo6p Suitsand and Overcoats 1500 to 4600Special Ic c Special Offering Today ThursdayOur Our Regular 35 00 1 22 00 I UUThey and 3000 SuitsThey 1They They are cut tingle and double breaited made of cheviot In fraybrown brown and the popular Oxfords also wOIIed In mixturesstripes stripes and oveiplaidn jpeclal for Thursday 4 22 00 The Celebrated J D Stetson Hats 350 and upI I Third rioorNottingham Nottingham Lace CurtainsThe jThe The seasons newest designs in exact reproductions of thebest best real lacesIrish Point Renaissance Brussels Clunyand and TambourNote INote JNote Note the Reductions From Regular Prices Regular SpecialJOc JOe 40c per pair7ic 7ic 55c8Je 8Je 70cjloo 100 80clJO 150 110 a I Regular Special20U 20U 150 per pair 250 200 It 1 300 225oo i 400 300jco jco 375 II 9x12 Axminster Rug 1900Regular Regular Price 2450We I a We offer special for today a splendid assortmentof 19 00or in both floral and Oriental designs dsign of this popuar Rug UsuallyJ24JO signs at the special price of J J24JOSixth Fourth Floor I I Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st St N YJames I It 1a a L Altman Qn jl l Dir ct attention to their Upholstery Departmentwhich which contains selections of 1LACE tLA LACE WINDOW DRAPERIESWINDOW WINDOW LACES AND DRAPERY TEXTURESPORTIERES JPORTIERES PORTIERES COUCH AND TABLE COVERSFrench itFrench French Lace Curtains and Bed Sets also Bureauand and Dressing Table Covers Cushion Tops andsimilar similar pieces and selections of Lace Materials forthe the making to order of articles of this kindAsso tAssortments J Assortments of Silk and Satin Damask BrocadesArmures Armures Velours and Tapestries for hangingsfurniture furniture coverings and wall panelingsPortieres IPortieres Portieres of Silk Velour dourLined Silk TapestrySilk iSilk i Silk Damask and Derby Satin 1 IDepartment t i IDepartment Department on Third Floor Lo f i 1James J IJames James McCreery Co iUpholstery Upholstery4th 4th FloorSale J Sale of Drapery Fabrics Hangings Wall antFurniture Furniture CoveringsA A most extensive stock representing ever Fvariety variety of Interior decorative worktnmnnl tnmnnl rtainplrt of Frrnch and Italian design and color In Brocade Tatteta rflaN Damnik IlrnCRtvllr Armnrr Vclouri Kenalxance VclTef Mo tqurlco qurttrs tlk or cotton Uobrltn Tapestries and English and French cotcon con or Huul Verdure TupestrlnGobelin Gobelin Tapestry 125 and 175 to 300 ydDamask 1 Damask 200 350 450Verdure Verdure Tapestry 125 350Wool 550Wool Wool It 300 450 760Blch II I 1Rich Rich brocaded silk Velours 50 Inches wideColors Colors ruby nile rose gold and Venetiangreen t1green green SI 300 per yard aloe E7S I 50 pieces Brocaded Armures New colors85c 185c JDraperles 85c per yardDraperies Draperies Wall Hanging and Portieres toorder iorder I order Furniture reuphoUteredg 1TwcntythlrdStreet g Twentythird Street Alfl fl tr r I Dti McQ 380302 BROADWAY COR WHITEmail mail nnd express matter Ihrll liI smite I bin m the nwoncl Urn m two year tintho he lies boon held up in true ittrni fnchionon on the routeBragg Bragg reported the matter to Chief ofPoliter Politer M lojgr anda tw was orgiruiIzed Ized to search the locality for time imighiwimymen men I ZilJrance Gtoswr t I 1IiX frOft ZoorjLiJ i i LiJ R ihng8I I IJJtIIIIIIk Narruiresin I in Bronze orWHJACK80N i WHJACK80N iZroriWiIIJACKSON COMPANYUnion I Union c5qNortz29ElTtlsttJ ifY t tJ 1Izm J

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w r iaUroit vMvrf 7J rq J J 0n p n 111I U Tt1Un IJ Y iOVBMBBft 2 05 oorl S tr1I IeH f H t THUHHIUV XOVKMHKU a IMStcfcd 1I 1r I tcfcd n tlii IVi illlcp nt New York an SecondClass Class Mall MatterS WL I riubscrltitliiiis liy Mall 1ixitpnldA1LY A1LY icr Month sot 51AHA t AHA Icr Year I I 00icr ONIJAY Icr Year 2 MlAHA AHA ANI SUNDAY Per Year H CH IAIIY AM srMUV Per Month 7UIosluec Iosluec tu foreign countries addedPublished Published by The Sun 1rlntlng and IMiblUMnifssoilntlmi ssoilntlmi nt 111 Nassau street In the lioruugli oftnztItatton Manhattan New YorkI If our frlfmlj whit furor in with manuierlpti torftltllealtnti I ftltllealtnti tehhlohitr rrjriteit article returned Ottvmust must in alt ell aentl sttimps tor that purposeTito Tito Last Days of the CampaignTho The most wonderful the most novelnnd nnd the most military movement inAmerican American politico of this generation liasproved proved HUCfoHsful Five days beforeelection election the return of Mr JEIIOMK to tlioolTlco olTlco of District Attorney is assured HOfar far as concerns popular sentiment asexpressed expressed in tho outspoken preferenceof of tho citizens of this county I theelectors electors vote next Tuesday to give effectto to their present wish tunE their determination mination Mr InnoMi will receive tholargest largest majority of the votes cast whichhas has over been given to a candidate foroffice office in this countyThe The sentiment in his favor is practically tically unanimous I is equally strongin in tho Republican tho Democratic andHearst Hearst parties Only the eccentric votewhich which may ho estimated loosely at thirtythousand thousand Can bo put with anything likesolidity solidity against him and oven amongthose those stubborn fanatics his Independenceof of Mosses gains for him favorAn An enterpriso which at its start waslooked looked on an quixotic by all the cutnnddried k1 dried politician1 and even by the runof of the people has steadily gatheredstrength strength Mr IIOMF cut loose fromnil nil political machines Hu disdained tholiosses liosses No party nominated him IIowent went forth single handed to fight againsthoary hoary political traditions without organization poltical trlltinns wihout 01anizaton ganization support without tho barkingof t4 of money and with tho lot perfectlyorganized fi organized machines II American politicsunited J united in opposition t o him They deridedhim f him What show had he against such aforce force as theirsNow Now they have found put somethingwhich which they will never firget Theyhave have found out that they were weakestwhere where they supposed themselves strongest 1 est I was only necessary that a2nnn singleman man should dare to appeil to the peopleto to rise against them to demonstrate I hatthe the ten line power of which they boas ellI 4 was I mero bugaboo They had dictated tated nominations policies and meet iiodonly only because no great leader had arisento to call the people to arum against themThe I The triumph of JEIIOMK will be notmerely I merely in the election of an able honestnnd I nnd intrepid Jan the office of DistrictAttorney Attorney I will dissipate and del roynn an illusion of baneful consequence tothis this community and to American politicsgenerally generally It will show tho people thatthe the Bosses are powerless except as thepeople l people delegate power to them that thopeople I people are amply able to run tho machine chine whenever they make up their mindsto to take hold of the job and that theytire tire resistlessThat le reiRteThat That is the election of JFKOME will boa a declaration arid a demonstration ofpopular popular independence From one endof of the Union to tho other popular selfrespect respect and selfconfidence will bostrengthened strengthened and slavery to the Bosseswill will be at an endHpw Hpw simple a matter i is for everycitizen citizen of the county of New York tohave have a share in this demonstration ofindependence independence wo are showing daily POclearly clearly that no one of the electorate willhave have any excuse for his shame if honeglects neglects to join in it by marking hh yotofor for VIIIUM TJ YEW JEIIOMK on thoballot ballotTho Tho one great issue o this campaignis is the People against the Bosses andjEnoMF JERoME is the leader of tho army ofIndependence IndependenceMurphy Murphy UevealcdWho Who is this man MritiiiY who sets hisindividual individual will against the wishes of thopeople people of New York and forbids them toemploy employ tho lawyer of their choice tocare care for their interests before their criminal inal courtsIs Is he a personage of wisdom so greatof of judgment so sure of such perspicacityand and farsightedness as to deserve andcommand command the c bedience and respect ofhis his fellow citizensMURPHYS MURPHYS recent exploits answer thesequestions questions Ho showed the accuracy ofhis his judgment and of his knowledge of thotemper temper of the public when he openedhis his campaign with a personal attack onWILIJAM WILIJAM TKAVKIIS JIKOMES good faithand and good sense Ho promised to exposeJnilOME JEROME as a trickster and a vulgar political and ho called witness foal adventurer cale one wi ness to do it That wine swas JoilV FAnEAitX AnEAitX and his testimony was all forJKHOME JKHOME and all against MUIIPHY AIIKAKVtold told what had happened and Munrnrwith with Jiis talk of emissaries and his election tion district methods of attempting todiscredit discredit an opponent was Jaughcd out of courtMriiPHYs MriiPHYs next important contribution tion to tho strength of his party was asilly silly childish but none the less highlyoffensive offensive political banner tho immediateand and inevitable effect of which was tocreate create great popular sympathy for theman lan it attacked and to necessitate thocalling calling of tho police to prevent a riotousdemonstration demonstration in his favor So blindwas was Mtmiiir to the ordinary decenciesthat that tIme candidate for Mayor who hashis his support was obliged to interfere inperson eidenco ofMuniiiYs person and order down this o MuniiiYs goniiHNow Now finally Mr MrCiELiAX conBcious I Bcious of tho great injury his canvassfor for reelection was suffering nt thohands hands of Mtiimv has been obliged totake ii take upon his own shoulders tho taskof of managing his campaign of undoingMOHPIIYS MOHPIIYS errors so far as possible ofrectifying rectifying MuniHYfl mistake and excluding cluding MuniHY from active participation tion i tliq important and delicate war of appealing to an Intelligent and dlscriminating criminating public for supportThoso Thoso aro tho principal exploits timgemaulne genuine political triumphs of CliMillI1 F MritPifv tho eminent master ofitt statecraft the famous publicist winxnyn I xnyn to tho peoplo of Now York that theymU cannot reeled an honorable I competent tent I valuable public servant UUtricAttorney Attorney WILLIAM TJIAVEIIB JKIIOMKTlireo Three InvitationsFrom From Nowburgh I small munlcipalltjon on tho went bank of tho Hudson Ilivcrtho tho citizens of New York have rccoivean ni invitation to commit thin ad at mist ruI ton of their treasure to tho acute financior del whoso CLIO rests on his marvolloumanipulation manipulation of tho Crackers nnd Cheesemarket market in its relation with the Statespoor poor anti mentally deficient They havebeen been asked to strengthen tho arm amfill fill tho pocket of the Hero of Furnacevillo yule Tho philanthropic ODELU burnswith with desire to disburse Now YorksSIOOOO 100000000 of taxes and uncounted millions ions of bond issuesAnother Another Invitation is before the votersof of Now York They aro asked to dosoritho the methods that have stood the test oflong long generations of trial arid fly for hopfrom from Imaginary evils to fantastic theories riesv v There is a third invitation for tho votersof of Now York to consider It promises nogreat great revolution no impossible reformation ton of human nature I boasts no divino vino inspiration of now theories and newpractices practices It pledges progress withcoaservattsm coaservattsm honesty in everythingobedience obedionco to tho will of tho voters nndadministration administration in tho interest of everycitizen citizenFnch Each of these invitations must bonrwwcrod answered November 7 and tho acceptance anwcrc1 ance of one involves tho rejection of thoothers others Which will tho voters of NewYork York chooseHow How the Czare Concessions AreReceived ReceivedIn In endeavoring to deduce tho immediate diate and ultimate effect of tho Czarsmanifesto manifesto from tho conflicting reportsof of itt reception in various localitiesandby by various classed of the Russian population lation we should not let ourselves bomisled misled by the notion that Ht Petersburgplays plays in Russia tho par that is playedin in Franco by Paris The city foundedby by PKTEII the Great is very far from representing resenting tho brain and heart of the Russian sian Empire I is the official capitalTho Tho national capital is Moscow I then wo would try to judge whetherthe the grant of a Constitution comes toolate late or whether Count WITTE will havetimo time to translate into acts tho good intentions tentions of his master we must fix oureyes eyes not on St Petersburg but on thoancient ancient and true metropolis where thepulso pulso of Russias patriotism and of Russias sins intellect may bo feltThe The artificial town reared by PETERon on the swampy bank of tho Nova is nowas as it always has been the strongholdof of tho absolutists and tho bureaucratsThese These men rendered desperate by thothreatened threatened overthrow of autocracy asthey they were in 18SI when the Constitutionsecured secured by LOtUS MELIKOFF from ALEXANDER ANDER I was strangled by assassination tion have still one sinister cord to playThey They will try to justify their predictionthat that tho task confided to Count WITTEwould would bo found impracticable and thatthe the largo concessions embodied in thoCzars Czars manifesto would only emboldena a frenzied populace to press impossibledemands demands The use of agents provocateur curs is as familiar t the police of StPetersburg Petersburg as it was to the police ofNAPOLEON NAPOLEON III and It is easy for emissaries non of the reactionists to work upon theSocialists Socialists and anarchists who constitutetho tho left of the extreme wing great revolutionary lutionary party One can detect theirmalign malign activity in tho collisions betweenworkingmen workingmen and the police which latoon on Tuesday followed in St Petersburgtho tho tremendous outburst of rejoicingwhich which tho Czars manifesto at first produced duced Ono can trace tho same evilmuchinntioas machinations in tho announcement ofthe the central strike committee that thostrike strike will continue until amnesty forpolitical political prisoners shall be proclaimedand and martial law bo abolished and in thopreposterous preposterous demand that all troopshtiall htiall bo withdrawn from Ft Petersburgand and replaced by national guardsWe We believe that oven in tho officialcapital which i hotbed of capital 1 hotbcll rascalitythe the detestable conspiracy of react innistswith with anarchists is destined to fall CountWmK WIn has made known through thenewspaper newspaper editors whom ho called intoconference conference that while of course thoregular regular troops will bo retained for thopurpose purpose of upholding order Inc of protecting tecting life nnd property CVsacks willno no longer bo employed martial law willquickly quickly bo renounced and a decree ofamnesty amnesty for political prisoners is nffeadyin in process of formulation These assurances surances should prove satisfactory Itis is certain that in spite of the drwire oftheir their central committee to prolong thostrike strike thousands of workmen in StPetersburg Petersburg have returned to their factories tories and trains have resumed runningon on the railway to Mo cowIt It is however in Moscow that thoprospects prospects of a speedy and pacific transition tion from absolutism to a constitutional government is most encouraging Herotho tho strikers have gone back to work andall all the railways which diverge fromMoscow Moscow like spokes from a hub nroactively actively engaged in transportation Ata I great meeting held in the universityno no dissatisfaction with the Czars manifesto festo was disclosed except as regardstho tho omission to proclaim amnesty forpolitical political prisoners an omission whichas as wo have said is to be immediatelymade made good We might have expectedto to hear some regret expressed at thovagueness vagueness of the Czars reference tothe the electoral conditions under which thocoining coining national assembly is to bo chosenEvidently Evidently tho people of Moscow havofaith faith in Count WinEs carrying out thosovereigns sovereigns concessions in tho mostliberal liberal spirit That their confidenco isjustified justified is evident from tho statementmade made by the now Prime Minister onTuesday Tuesday that ho not only favored universal versal suffrage as tho basis of Russiasfuture future Constitution but had decided tol l l apply the p ml mid Pl to tho elections fortho ho assembly which shortly would bnheld holdIH heldAs noon as all the railway and tnlegraph graph linen are In working order wo maybo ho reasonably suro thut tlm great mmwof of professional uuumi nnd skllld mechanics chanics II Ktiropoun Itumh wi I a hot hole cue from Moscow Assured fromtho tho outset oT I ho fumlainrmtnl civilliberties liberties of freedom of conscience freedom dom from arbitrary arrest freedom ofspeech speech and of association and conciliated ciliated by t lie early abolition of martiallaw law and by Ito concession of amirstyfor for political prisoners they seem likelyto to demonstrate tlr superiority of thoSlavic Slavic to tho Cello temperament ilrCRpeet respect of common sense tumid selfcontrolTho Tho intelligent patriots of Moscow knothat that time is required for the constructivework In whichCount work of Constitution framing 11 Count WITTK is now absorbed Theywill will give him tho time that is indispensable sable They will not play tho gamo oftho tho reactionists nnd wreck their ownwell well founded hopes by ill timed andintemperate intemperate exactionsIncrease eXlctonsIncrca Increase the Pay of the ArmySix Six thousand five hundred and thirtythree three enlisted men deserted from thearmy army of tho United States Inst yearThis This is a percentage of 00 as comparedwith with 01 per celt tho average for thopreceding preceding three years Theso desertions tions have saddened tho heart of MajorGeneral General F C AixsvYOiiTii tho militarysecretary secretary at Washington in whose annualreport report tho figures appear Ho seems tobe be f pessimistic person He despairs oran any remedy at present Desertion willcontinue continue to bo excessive says GeneralAINSWOIITII AINSWOIITII until tho deserter shall boregarded regarded as a criminal by a changediuilio public sentiment He deems the prospect pect of such a change however to beery very remote addingThere There are some who believe that the chancewill will never come until our people slull have learnedthrough through national disaster and humiliation hatthe the effective maintenance of an army of professional sional soldiers Is absolutely fstertlil to the preservation ervation of the national honor and life anti thatthe the trained and disciplined troops of o modernenemy enemy cannot be ulthstond by histllv nrennlcdarmies armies of untrained or Half trained cUlllamIt I seems quite plain to Uio nonmilitarymind mind that a most practical and efficientmeans means of making army service attractiveto to good men and thus lessening the percentage centage of desertions would be to increase crease the pay of the private soldierThirteen Thirteen dollars a month is the pay ofan an enlisted man for the first two yearsin in tho infantry cavalry and artillerywith with slight Increases for prolongedservice service This was the pay forty yearsago ago I represents proportionately towaEcs waEcs in other callings mull less thanit it did then I is not enough to induceambitious I ambitious young workingmen whowould would make tho best soldiers to go intotho tho army and stay there Indeed thowonder wonder is that so low 1 rate of compensation pensation gives us as good materialas as we have I seems to ho fashionablenowadays nowadays even in American militarycircles circles to decry tho American privatesoldier soldier but a considerable acquaintancewith with the demeanor and discipline ofroops troops in other lands convinces us thatio ho is by no means their inferior todayin in neatness deportment and the generalessentials essentials of military conduct j The pay of the enlisted man in thoLnited United States army should be increasedo to twenty dollars a month There is nogood good reason why the work of the soldiershould should not be made as attractive as otherimportant important pursuits Enlistment in thenrmy army should not be equivalent to a sentence tence to perpetual poverty A manwho who has a chance to save a little out ofils his pay will make a better soldier for hissaving saving A spirit of contentment will comowith with tho increased compensation whichwill will make men anxious to stay in the armynstead instead of anxious to get out of It Tho increase which we propose wouldnvolve involve a additional annual expenditure ture only about equal to tho cost of asingle single battleship and it would give usan I an army which could not justly be subjected Ijectd ected to such pessimistic reproaches asare are expressed and implied in tho reportof of MajorGeneral F C AivswoimiWe We commend this matter to the attention tion of Colonel THEODORE ROOSEVELTNew New York and tlio StateThe The city of New York has not yet atnined tamed the distinction of having as manynhabitnnts nhabitnnts as nil tho other divisions ofhe the State put together This yearscensus census diminishes largely tho lead ofho the outside counties but does not effacet It entirelySince Since the first authentic official censusnore nore than century ago the population ofhe the city and of tho State has been growing ng as he table below shows I musto he borne in mind that there have been addition litions to the area of the city by annexaion t ion and by consolidation with othervisions visions but the boundaries of theState State have remained substantially thoamo amo SMfr CltiTOO 110 i IMO 33131S I S O W1II31 1 MN3 910 i53oJ Mr73so so isTiiu 121101 830 I9ISH04 IVCyiUuoj Uuoj iixi 912710NJO NJO 3CIJ7OTI 14 ISM nM7S M3I09 870 4a71U 112332If IIRq1 1q SO 1 S 7 lMMW IISJ ISJ S107SVI 10036IO 000 72C8S3I 3431202IOI IOI 80 VQ72 401liOIOf Of the sixtyone counties in the Stateour four are cotermlnus with that boundariesf of the city of New YorkTho The Balkan States illustrate the fact thntwfore before we can obtain much scientific knowldRO dRO of a region it hI usuiilly necessary fort It to cpmo out from under the yoke of nannticnl fanatical and despotic Ciovcrnmunt Soniono fine isothermal maps have just besn pubshed shed showing tho distribution of temxiraluro xiraluro in Bulgaria throughout tint yearind anti throwing a food of light on tho clinntic nntic conditions of thnt prinr iullty I JHot not BO long ago thnt we wholly lacked anycientiflc scientific information of tho climatic conitiona itiona of all tho Ilalltnn Htatni lnt thutran ran when tho oppressive lordship of f urluyarlinned arlinned tho land Today there amfliclnl official motcoroloKlfal Htatioim HcatUvodvor over Rumania Bosnia Herzegovina Son I I I and Bulicarla and central stAtions in nil 0I I I the o Suites colloot gone hizo and publlBh ho roHiiIts til those onHcrvltonlJlo Bulgarian mumps just Issued are the resultor I or lOl yearn of observations since thomoU moU roloKlcal ccrvloo was established i Morel mint lii mig no HtlmulatiM tho growth oflinoivledgo I It tin WhHlgO its freedom and tho shacklestl tlt ignorant doHpotlHiii forget on thoJialknn Jialknn Stales have been cant off foreverTlie Tlie HiUUMix Van llllMlaclTo To be II n Mod clrul Inf ilcixmlt vaultinvay invay uudcr riliil and to limit out thniUKhliiiiiinrtniMn liiiiiinrtniMn vi tills Into 1 Dutch InmlKcnpoIs Is not a iiHiitl cxpirlrncf It chances that ItNiipuiMlliliMliliig II I pmms4sihli tutu I jo do however for n vlnltorto to the lull of tnw Van Xnnlrn TriiHt tliinimny imny In which hanxs such a painting hyJlcfh Jauuli Vim lliiyHInil as lets the Unlit of imturoInto 1111 thin HUhlorraiicun BtruiiKlioltl Inc etoinsitlmoHt utmost Io iul till t the Himil of mi minor breezesnnd amid the Tnlllim 111111 of I tvool land rle Ono known thut Cvntrnl Park II Jimt ncroHStho time way hut thcrols not liluig In that clmrmliwrlint lint artificial playground to comparo withthe the Ilitnitj uf tills HCPIIII ns fixed on canvashy hy t lie old nutcli maulerThero hero Is a Kingly palntlnc by Van AuyedaclIn In tho 11 rino lit an mt minim U at a brief mlloaway away while tho National Gallery nt Londonluuntloon 11 it dozen examples an many In fact as uroto II ho found In all Holland KxainpkH of hiswork work aro Indeed rare and In more BOIISCSthan than oneThin Thin painting has an Interesting historyIt J was brought to Now 1orlc by Ito IntoV 1 W lltttlmix alone about Ist5 and throughmlschiinei mlschiinei It ts said to lot t 0 lain timid iscosrmdiii In the metallic cylinder In which It was sentto to thin Iliuntry for nearly fifty Cars andwas was discovered by his executors after MrJiattiiixs Jiattiiixs deathThe The canvas all eventually Into tIme handsof of Oporno Mayr of Ilrooklyn a nephew ofMrs Mrs Ito t C oti x Its present ownerAccording According to tradition thll beautiful rlcture url was pureliinod from the private collection lon of 1 gentleman In IlriiMwls upon tliostipulation stipulation that hx name lumld not IIP incnllujicd llujicd for tho reason 85 nllegnl that thoKing King of Holland had a replica of this painting hll pit rilitttd by I lie Irlnee of Omit go fromthe ll Jeltonge Collection at Iarisln 1S35 whilethe the Kucallitl llatleiix Van ltuyndacl waspiiroliaxo piiroliaxo from tho Sorel Collection at Amsterdam sterdam In 1M4 Whether this Is Ito originalor or tin1 replica of thl om now In tht HrusnelsMifptini Mifptini I s nn Interesting question entirelyapart apart from a consideration of Its very groatHinrm Hinrm of light ami color What lends additional tional value to this canvas am the figureslleved lleved to havo been painted In by VanItuymlaer Ituymlaer contemporary Adrian Van doVilde I VildeThe The presence of this valuable painting haRI been practically unknown to the collectorsilpulrrs I dealers and artists of thin city and It Is nowon on ptiblli1 view for the first timeA A Woman on Municipal OwnershipTo To lIlY Kniiou or TiE Srx Sir Icoplonre are wondering why the new municipal forryis I s lot a silcciss I they 8 stopped to think alittle little the mystery would ho clcarfff up Thehand hand of Tammany Is In tin failure of thnferry ferry The triints do not walt municipalownership ownership n gwdly portion of Tammanysgraft graft nuiio through those same trusts henceIt It Is to Tammanys Intcrosls to nee that nomunicipal municipal enterprise miccerds I is hi in pieenough enough alI I onilor that the papers havonot not 1 iietl I Ito idea hefon1 now Of con rsI I idea I am not tin v lo individual who has had thoidea I ideaApropn of municipal ownerHhip I cannotfor I for the life of me Hep how the city IB to IIPtiittored tiittored hy ity nttnership for the very camomen men or Ila i I men who have robbed thpmy my through other channels would rob herthrough through u hit t onejust l ruthlessly and NewVor Vor wil rt 1w ass hulu the clutch of the TamIIIHIIV rln IIIHIIV politicians morn or less Slit maypartially partially free herself but her decent citizensare are HI supine that if the coils of thC serpeniare are lonciunl temporarily It il onlv vailingits its time to tighten them again 1 Is cerimtili imtili of i IIP 0111 a cixe of ix of one and hal I dozenof The Intricacies of politics nro a sealed bookto to me hut it ittes scent I hut no man can possibly sibly lie a sc eAiful politician and he lOt no matter what party he may belong toIerlmp Ierlmp however hero arc exceptions I hati i prove thp rule A Cit i ZF N issLti Mw Yoiulm Nov 1Thp The Iresldrnt and HIP SouthTn Tn TIn nnrron or Ur hrvSiiv Iteferrmc ferrmc to your verY appropriate editorialupon upon the reception of the President by tht Southprn people I enclose this clipping fromthf Ihl Ieighton Ala Vui which fits In wellwith with the opinion expressed by TIIK Hfv andboth both are correctThe The President Is rrcclvlnc A royal welcome everywhere where he stops on his spin through the South AndII It Is proper thai tie MiouU While he has donemany many ttitns Hint we ns Southerners do not likewe we are sure Hint he Is sincere anti honest In thebelief belief that what he does Is for the bestHe He Is o great mm nnd Is making I great President dent anti the world so regards him He will knowlS tic tetter anl we will know him better for his littlelour lour through Dixie Land and from this knowledgeLs Ls sure to come inutul BroodTho The npppiliPS mado by the President during ing this remarkable tour should ho collectednnd nnd published In pamphlet or book form forwidp widp distribution not only In t tie South butIn In the North In my opinion time South hasnever never shown itself to bo more of tho nat honthttut demonstrations of forone than In these drlonAltons respect one who II acknowledged to bo t Ito IresiMent dent of the whole country thorn was atlmo t I trio when neither the South nor t Ito President dent understood each other That time ispast past Jons A YETI M Dmv Mw YORK Oct soXIlny XIlny In Ietrrtl arlcFrom From Hie Vrir Vort Mnliral JournalIt HI a new ilepftrture In cximlni n Inn with thelira lira of ilPtictlnir In his stomach Jewelry that hudIKTII IKTII swallowed to ololl ileiici Ion and the chiefof of police at Davrnpnn In CM rves full cieJIt forthe the originality of his r searchesIt It seiiis that n negro hal funned I passing nttnchmcnl tnchmcnl for a diamond ri nut that he did not ownaiil nut I liilne lrll rll liy tie legitimate possessorpromptly promptly imnllnunl It notwlihstnnJInir the heavytottlnc tottlnc thai surromi led the stone This wcs suspected pected nt once an I the culprit was forthwith loekcdup up In Jail wltii lie dlamonl Mill In his possessionAs As he Mrrnuuiisly ikiikd all Knowledge or themissing missing stone tie chief ot police promptly sent forthe the municipal Icci rh apparatus At the sigh oftills tills the man Imagining doubtless that It was somenew new nut tltoh of torture promptly confessed Thephotograph photograph however was lalien and It revealedho ho poslllon of the ringtlerr Where Can Vtiillien VoteTo To THE IUIToii OF TIIK SiNStr I have heenInformel Informel that the women MHIrnzUts of New Yorkhave have secured a room In Harlem where those womenxho who care to do so iiny vote nn the coming electionsimply simply as n test of the number anti earnestnessof of the women dcslrlnz that privilegeIf If thIs Is SI will you IdnJly Insert a notice to thisclleet clleet giving the Idressof the polls A VorKRNKW NKW VOKK Nov tlrt1 Murllul DegenerationTo To ilir I tttTitii or TiipsiNslr Whats theanswer answer A member of the Old Guard make nrush rush for a water cooler anti then obtains I writ ofnmhllilllonl I nmhllilllonl Surely the always reliable SfN Is mistakenor or horrible thought tho Old Utiard Ishut noWe We wont believe Iii I C OWENWjmiiBiRir VrErinL mtv Conn OrlIclJlons wIlellelniii Ilellelniii rosillillltlcs of the AutomobileTo To THE KIMTOII op FIrE Srs Mrp I renil In THESUN SUN that a flock of geese was lured to an automobileby by the honk of an ordinary nutouolillo horn Wouldn I lliik of nntrcls bo attracted by the noise of thebrl Gobrlel horns uhleli nre hell 10 extensively usedby by automobiles at present U 0NBW Nat YoriK Ort 3rt rt Elegiac Ioem Appreciated1rom From Cir lioctteilfr tnlnn anil AtleertlarrTun Tun NFW YOIIK SiS has this tmplilnz editorialpoenr poenr lilnc the bell for Hen Well pile the urfover over Murph It tony lie true luH there an norealK realK itrcM poets In mir II ut there Is nevertin tin less an citttttI hurst of Miie that arrestsattunllon attunllon tA A Itlrh neldHsculaplus Hsculaplus bait Just start d the study of medicineVlure Vlure wi you eel your prartlce they askdTrom Trom the sick friends Mr Ojtute sits up wil be answered proudlyThe The Cold Oriv IlnnnHopeful Hopeful CanttldatoWtttte do we receive thereturns returns1csslnilstlc 1csslnilstlc Tollowcr In the nrck TIIK JOPULin UE1WVor Vor JeromeEasy Easy goIng old Manhattan she has rousother her for tho rightflho flho has cloniiPd her rusty armor Nho Is npollIIIK IIIK for tho lltthtlHound Hound tInt high spat of the mighty they CMhear hear our clamor rolledAy Ay the srceay grafter boarD I and liltrrnvon crayon heart Is coldWith With his bee rs prompt and pliant with hlimillions millions bowing lowIn In tho paLace of his plenty can tho callouagrafter grafter knowWith With his shower of shining shekels pouring in beyond beliefWith With earth honors heaped upon himcanho ho think himself a thlet Change tho purploof his power for tho stripcxlsuit suit of shamnlWhcro Whcro his lain awakened copsclcnos evergnaws gnaws with tooth of flamePeering Peering through thin crated window alttlngIn In his narrow penTherell Therell bo tlmo for modltatlonhe willunderstand understand It thenUp Up and nt the brazen Houses Aim rour ballotllko lIke a hto1nout flout them with Iho freemans franchise Aytis tis better fluhtinR soThan Than In fratricidal struggle with the flashingof of the bladoAnd And tho roar of revolution round the bloodybarricade barricadeLot Lot tho cannon boom our welcome t thePeoplos Peoples candidateHes Hes tho lan tho masses honorhos the mantho the llosses hateWhere Whore the red tire hums the brightest withtho tho crashing bands we comeWe We aro wheeling Into column to the thunderof of tho drumNEW NEW YOHK Oct 31 HOWARD W HAILAbe Abe Cirulierg Downfall at HandTo To run Eniion OF TiE SusSO1 Wontyou you pleaso Include Abe Iruber In your galleryof of HosstM who are offensive and must be sentto to tho rear rankWe WI voters of tho Twentyfirst Assemblydistrict district that section bounded by CentralPark Park West Jllversldei Drive Eightyfirststreet street anti 120th street are indignant thatHosi lions Iruber should attack District AttorneyJpromo Jerome and especIally that ho Oruberdares dares to attempt to hand out an expressionof of this Assembly districtOur Our district will take second place to noot ot her district In tho size of our vote for JeromeIn In fact sluice Oruber las become a traitorand and has butted In with his Osbornesque aggressiveness gressiveness Jpromos vote grows largerevery every dayTho Tho West Side AntlDos Club IB destinedto to wipe out all exclusive close corporationHocalled Hocalled political parties leaders and Bossesfrom from t his district for Democrats HepublicansIndependents Independents reformer Ac are enrollingwith with thin Intention of hereafter supportingcandidates candidates who will hmid us I guarantee oftheir their freedom from Ilosslsm In local andState State aflalrs fan we do I Just watchbut but for decencys sake tell timber to beat itwhile while his shoes are goodWEST WEST XisutrPirrn STREETNEW NEW YoitK Nov iOibornrs Oibornrs Temperamental UnlltneuTo To TTII EDITOR OF lr SfNSir Certainvery very pcriotis rea ons why Mr Ouborno shouldnot not be elirtpil District Attorney of this countyliavo haw not been prominently mentioned Irefer refer to 1 ppctillnr Intemperance of zeal inifllco ifllco which In altogether too serious to beoverlooked overlooked In his speeches In this pamlaiKii laiKii Mr Osborno has made It qulto evidenthat hat ho does not possess tho balance andiiiiso iiiiso which ono would expect to see as thoresult result of so long and varied an experienceand and there appears a disposition on his parto to grasp and tine the first weapon which occurs curs to his mind however unsuitable it maybe be nnd however Inappropriate the occasionMr Mr Osborno has seen n to refer to tholisten listen case Well ho did secure a convlcion ton which was reversed by tho Appellatedivision division Ci App Dlv its and that reversalvas vas unanimously affirmed by the Court ofVppcaU Appeals 172 V Y 841 without opinion Athe he Appellate Division three opinions werevrltten written two for reversal and one for affirmance ance Mr Osbornes supporters will findlittle little comfort In eithpr It being difficult todetermine determine which scored his methods tho whch Core moreseverely Cut It is of deepest severely significancethat that tho opinion in his favor that of MrJustice Justice Patterson 171 App Div 134U3 proceeds ceeds upon the theory that his methods andlanguage language were so palpably unfair so outrageously rageously Indecent and so perfectly asininens ns to make It Impossible that they shouldinjure injure even a person under indictment Inthis this connection Judge Patterson wrote page 139 I cannot believe otherwise than thatthe the remarks of counsel objected to In thiscase case could have had no more effect upon ucha 1 jury than the Idle windI I do not mean to suggest that criminalsshould should go unwblpped of justice through lackof of zeal of prosecuting ofltcers But I domean mean that there could not be a condition ofmore more serious wrong than would exist In thiscounty srous wronl county were this high office filled by ono ofnucti such Intemperato and ill balanced mind Wocan can well afford to dispense with spectaculargrand grand stand plays which tend to furIshJUAtCO justice for neither the guilty nor the innocentNEW NEW YOHK Oct 31 LEXTIic Thin Suns Course ApplaudedTo To Til EDITOR or TiE SusSir Younro nro doing 1 work In upholding Joromos handsthat that should endear you to the plain everydaypeoplo people of tho United StatesP F l WAiNwniaiiiLAWRENCE LAWRENCE Mass Nov ISb 810 and tho Hpnl ThinsTo To TIII EPITOR OP TInE SUNSir Fromtho tho home of Israel Putnam and with thoBpirlt spirit of 1770 to William Travers JeromeOct Oct 31 POMFUET CONNA A Dollar That Looks as Ills as a HomeTo To TIIK EDITOR op hula SVSir Enclosed closed find II toward upholding tho flag ofmy my nato country tho Stars and Stripeswith with regrets that the amount Is no largerA A CllEEnFUl GIVKIIXiw Xiw YanK Nov 1With With the Greatest PleasureTo To TIIH EniTon or THE SUNSir We enclose close you herewith check for twentyfive S25dollars dollars which we would thank you to applyto to the campaign fund of William TraversJerome JeromeNuw S S SNtrti XII Yom Oct 31otc A Note That lungs True From MasiaphuSPllK set usTo To nn EPITOB OF THE SusSir I amdellghtpd deli ghttd with tl nohlo stand TiE SIN hastaken taken in behalf of Jerome I belIeve him toho ho honest earnest and capable and hopo ho will win I Ito prUo he Is seeking which he willdo Idn do if tho common peoplo support him as Ithink think they ought to do I enclose you chockfor for Pleaso use it In his behalfJ J II HUNTINOTOXAMnsnunr AMnsnunr Mass Oct 31OS OS From PrnnsjlvanlaTo To TiE FDiron OF THE SfN Sir Herewith with check J5 forIeromescauseMKIHON MKIHON 1a Oa 31 AE MoVS5O S5O for William TravenTo To Tit HniToii or Tit SnSSir 1 enclosemy my check for MO which plea e apply whoreIt It will be least harmful to our candidateNiw Niw YOIIK Nov l 1 N YIptter Iptter From a Mighty Proper KentlPiiinnTo To Tin Eniroii o1IP AuSir Duringthe 111 present campaign 1 have made two smallcontributions contributions to the Jerome fund nnd hadlooked looked forward wth more than usual Interestto to I he canting of a ballot Hut nn unfortunate little niHcoiieepiinn of the rpgiptrallon In witlIt It connection with n recent removal of rpsldence dence his deprived me of my right to vote I am inereforv eager to make some atonement nwnt to the cause and as I am not In positionto to respotHl to the nominators appeal formore more active aid 1 have scraped the bottom of my purse and loltho result for whichenclose Jenclol enclose n cheekThe The forwarding of this through Tim Buradds adds pleasure to the act because of the gramfight fight Tint HUN Is putting up for good governnient men JWNI101It ENKW NKW Tonic Nov IHI HI From a City FnbloyoeToTincEniTonoKTllKHuN To TIlE FlITOn 0 TIU Sir J enclosetlno tlno for time Jerome campaign fund ThinIs Is all J can spare from my salary i wishIt It was morn but J can only add my voteTo To my mind Mr Jerome will win Irrn walkNIlt NEW VoltS Oct 31 A Cir UMrLorKKJOOOOOO 70000000 WatcherProm Prom the Button OlobaMr Mr Jerome needs 1000 watohor a vertlses Tri SUN Only 1000 Ho doe ntneod need to advertise Seventy million peoploare are watching himWhom Whom the Joko Ii OnFrom From the Chicago jVetrAs As New Yorks ones said all along theJeromo Jeromo candidacy Is a joke though It turnsout out that tho Joko Is on tho BossesIndications Indications of Jeromes Kleotlonfrom from the Uartlord TimetTho Tho picturesque element which the dashIng Ing Jerome has Introduced Info the campaignhas has set looso a remarkable amount of clvloIndependence Independence and tho Indications now pointto to his electionOutcome Outcome or Jerome Electionfrom from the St Lout RepublicIf I Mr Jerome Is elected and his chancesappear appear strong the public may expect to setho tho notorious insurance men placed on trlafur for their libertiesName Name to Conjure WithFrom From the Washington StarJeromo Jeromo triumphant next week will be 1 nama to conjure with in the court room andthe the jury boxNo No DOles or Gang for JeromeFrom From the Mexican HeraldNo No Boss or machlno has placed I padlockupon upon Jeromes lips All the gangs hate andfear fear him That is his chief recommendationThe The Paramount IMIIPfrom from the Kansas City StarMr Mr Jeromo knows that tho most Importantphase phase of his candidacy Is Its potency to provewhether whether American municipalities are Irrevocably ocably committed to Bosnian That he haskept kept uncontaminated this paramount Issueof of his own making earns for him the admiringesteem esteem of the people In and out of Now Yorkcity city Victor Over Political Doe From the St Albant MttftnaerIf I Mr Jerome should win It would be I distinct victory for good government overpolitical political Bosses and political machinesEverybody Everybody for JeromeFrom From the Cleveland Plain DealerEverybody Everybody in New York except tho Tigerseems seems to be for JoromeWatching Watching the Result In New YorkFrom From the Ycatflctd Valleu FehoIf I Jerome Is elected District Attorney InNew New York with the handicap ho is runningunder under the world will have more respect forNew New York and Its people than it ever hadbefore IdoreTho Tho highest T po of Patriotismrom From a sermon at Sthetectadu bl the RevQrorge Qrorge 11 Lana D DDown Down In Egypt otherwise New Yorkthere there has arisen n man a Democrat who is apatriot patriot first 1 partisan second who Is aboutto to rescue the great metropolis from I bondageworse worse than that of PharaohDistrict District Attorney Joromn is fighting yourbattle battle and mine Tho nation is watchingthat that warfare for In it Is Involved the vitalprinciples principles of American freedom and American ican manhood With such patriots 8 Roosevelt volt tho Republican and Jerome the Democrat crat acting as loaders and examples wo beginto to see tho first gray streak of approachingdawn dawn rising out of tho darkness of our political ical servitudeLet Let us as men stand for the type of patriotIsm Ism exemplified in the lives of these two greatAmericans Americans Then will political grafters seekthe the hiding of oblivion and tho high places ofresponsibility responsibility and trust bo given to menwhom whom we delight honorThe The Lit Panel for the Capitol RotundaTo To THE EDiron or Tax Sex Sir In therotunda rotunda of the Capitol at Washington thereIs Is a frieze upon which are portrayed notableevents events In the history of America since its discovery covery In 1482 Panels were provided for thevarious various scenes and with one exception tholast last these panels have been completed C lumbus Is shown In the first panel comingashore ashore at San Salvador and the continuationof cntnuatonof of the other historical events brings U down t the discovery of gold In California in 1M9Since Since the last named period there have beenfrequent frequent and sometimes acrimonious disputes putes as to the most appropriate scene to bodepicted depicted In the last panel of the frieze In question tion Somo persons wanted a scene takenfrom from the civil war of 180103 others thoughtthe the worlds fair at Chicago in 1893 should bocommemorated commemorated and perpetuated In tho historical torical apartment An objection was madothat that tho fast would result Itt Columbus openingand and closing the series of pictures The resultwas was that a vacant panel Htlll confronts spectators tators who visit tho Capitol dallyIt I has occurred to me that In order to fillthis this blank space nothing could be mOM priate than a representation of the recentpeace peace conference on tho shores of New England land where the youngest but most virile nation tion In lie world consummated peace betweenthn time Czar and the Mikado Nothing inoronotable notable ban occurred in our history andcertainly certainly nothing morn commendable in preserving serving amity among nationsWINFIEL1 WINFIEL1 SCOTT IjARNEIt WASHINGTON Oct 30Chnrch Church Squares AdrocntrdTo To renD nnrron or THE HUN Sir The NewYork York Churtlt Economist In one of Its recent numbers hers raised the very Interesting question of thesuffocation suffocation of the churches In tho ira Americancities cities hy surrounding private dwellings and theirabsolute absolute dwarfing by the enormous an1 ugly skyscrapers scrapers naming Old Trinity the Fifth Avenueand and Madison Square Presbyterian churches ot ourcity el as particularly strlklnjexamplcs Contrastingthe the position of the dominating mass of the ollon Ibe dolnllnl mns CologneCntheJral CntheJral occupying I vast square for Itself andImpressing Impressing the observer as whole city standingstill still and laying Its prayers with Trinity whichIs Is being smothered among huge hives of businessa I writer on the subject In the Oilloot expressedhimself himself as followsOne One look at It through a kind of tunnel called Wall street Great splendid boundless looklnr bullitlnirs frown down upon It Acres or men ariawomen 1111omen women In choir sit with their feet above Its nave Hundreds of typewriter clrls look down from nuint of lh tikt as they bane on their typewriters upon the graceful little tower that Is still allowed In theirreat great ell to stand for God Time was when thepeoplo people used tp climb up In the tower and feel thewonder wonder the world and of stillness GoIa churchThe anl lC loohlncdownunou The main troible with the modern church In Itspresent present vague tumblIng way deallne stth a I masterful city l8t that It has mndo It to eicccdlnclr fl convenIent not to notice CodWojlcl 1 exccedlnllo WoJld It not be possible to ser A least lathe the nw parts of New York special squares plantedwith with trees where the churches of the various denominations nominations could ba grouped around the statuesof of their founders thus contributing not only to thearchitectural architectural beauty of time city but also brlnelnirnearer nearer the one to the other the worshippers ot thosame same GodH 111 useless to point out In detail at this Juncturehow how much deeper time rellsloiu life of the millionsof of unehurhed heathens would iHemrie throughthr thr establishment of these spiritual oases In themHst mHst of n godless desert of thousands of buildingsof brick and stone exclusively or excuolel devoted to the pursuit suit of materialistic and sensuous almsunleiwthe the twdvestory skyscraper church said to hncren been planned hy Ir Haton pastor of the Hockefeller feller church In Cleveland Ohio become the model for the American churcharchitects of the future Nrw Yorit Ocl 31 iHiaoii SINOKIICorrected CorrectedMrs Mrs Oldrlch understand your husband Isvery very InfluentialMrs Mrs NVwrlfh Dear m no he haint had anysince since the time he had the grip three years agoL L r EXfJ111VI AXI O1WMANYCam Causes and International Uffroti of Hostility tility Between ThemTo To TUB KuiToit or TIIK HcNSCr1 Thoughthere there Is acute friction just now between England land anti lermatiy It mny reasonably be hopedthat that It will not burst Into flame The causesof of It have been long Incubating nnl are to bofotinl fotinl nnlnly In tho Far Knst where Germantrade trade has of Into yearn been sn rapidly overtaking taking tho British that the loss of a few morepoints points In her raIn with China will bring abouttho the end of Knglandn privileged position In thoChinese Chinese customs and post office administration ion Successful competition with EnglandIn In Ito trade of other parts of tho world also hasIts Its share In the feeling of bitterness that Isfinding finding expression In the emcee of tho twocountries countries Tho polcmlo mny not go burondwords words on paper but given a favorable openIng lag to ono side or thn other there is alwaystho tho danger that the aunrrel may break Intoopen open conflict In that event wo should witness ness a titanic struggle under remarkableconditions conditions of reversed naval and militaryInequality InequalityThe The loss of Germanys beyond sea coloniesIs Is of course a foregono conclusion as Englands lands preponderance on tie sea would cutthem them off effectually frau all communicationwith with Germany That German trade wouldnuHer salTer to any great extent Is not so certainTho The reason for tho suggestion Is this ThoGerman German Government carefully watching thocourse course of event would bo prepared at sgiven given moment to cause the transfer of thogreater greater part of Its seagoing merchant marineto to neutral Hags There sro several to ono ofwhich which It might bo transferred en bloc ornmong nmong which It might be distributed Theyaro aro the Danish the Dutch the Belgian Italianor or Austrian Through thin ports of the firstthreo threo nil the business of northern Hermancould could bo carried on while that of time southcould could pass through the Italian port of Genoaanil anil Trlesto In Austria The export and Import port trail with this country could be continued tinued with lithe Interruption through Antwerp werp Uotterdam and Amsterdam 80 couldthat that with other parts of tho world not undertho tho British flag In Great Britain and itscolonies colonies and ileppniloncles goods of Oermanorigin origin would probably be prohibited thoughthero there would be no guarantee that their exports ports would not find their way Into Germanyunder under other flags than the British and addto to tho profitable commission business of theneutral neutral ports doing lerman ordpraThe The Oerman coast in tho probable eventof of the defeat of the German fleet would bblockaded blockaded but military operations by Eng land would bo out of the question Thereher her Inequality would prevent her strikinganywhere anywhere a blow that could be felt beyondtho tho range of the guild of her warships coverIng log a dlseinbnrkatlon and the nature of thisGrrnittn German coast Is such thnt tho landing oftroops troops except at crtnin points would be useless less and at those points It would beimpractlcnbleon bleon account the land defences Thewnrtherefore mltherefore therefore would resolve Itself into the unopposed posed seizure of the German African andother other colonies antI the loss of prestige whichthat that would entail whatever It may be worthbutt but It would profoundly modify the relationsof of Germany with Franco on the ono hand andRussia Russia on the otherTlio She value of the suggestion In Englandthat that the British Government desires thereestnbllshmpnt reestablishment of Russia in her place In the Jrcouncils councils of Europe may bo estimated by herattitude attitude during tho KussoJapnneso war tlionew new AngloJapanese treaty and the way Inwhich which the revolutionary movement In RussiaIs Stis Is encouraged by Important organs In thisEnglish English press Knowing something of Russian sian sentiment on tho subject I venture topredict ytpredict predict that no Rushlon Government will be likely to bu caught by chaff of that kind andthat that the Injury that has been Inflicted onRussias Russias financial credit by Englands allywill will react a little Inter on In France In a wayto to modify the rnfrnfc cnriiinle In practiceand Diand and not to the benefit of EnglandA HA A French paper declares for an armedeutrality OtneutralIty neutralIty That la probably all tho German man Government would ask so long as GreatBritain Britain confined her operations to Germanterritory territory The dltnculty would arise If Eng land In order to destroy German trado shouldundertake Yetundertake undertake to blockade the Belgian or Dutchport JIports port or interfere with neutral ships withGerman German goods and should be supported byFranco Franco In her action On the side of theMediterranean Mediterranean Italy has affirmed her position tion ns a member of tho Triple Alliance andat at the same time her intention to observestrict tstrIct strict neutrality so long as n conflict betweenGermany toGermany Germany and another Tower was confinedto to the two This seems to establish the balance di once for the present and to make for peaceNEW NEW TortE Oct 30 FOldest hea Oldest Couple In Tills CountryBessemer atBessemer Bessemer correspondence Atlanta Constitution AlThe The citizens of this city are very muchInterested zeinterested Interested In what Is claimed to be the oldestliving Utliving living couple In the United States broughthere here today by Judge J C Burgln of thiscity riCII city trThe cityThe The husband Elbort Glpson says he wasborn born in North Carolina In the year 178S andhan Ic han distinct recollection of events that tookplace place In the War of 1812 reliable authoritycorroborates corroborates his statements Old citizensclaim claim that ho has been In Shelby and Jefferson son counties of this State for at least a hundred dred years His life has been principallythnt that of a farmerMr IMr Mr Glnsons wife who claims to be 89rears rears old and says she has bcin married toIdm him for sixtyflve years is quite active forone one so aged and Is constantly in attendanceon on her husbands wants The home of thisaged aged couple consists of a one room log cabinout Cout out In the woods about eight miles from thlcity city American Opportunities AbroadAmerican American tobacco pipes and smokers articlescan can be sold In China says Consul Simmons ofNewchwong Newchwong China The Chinese smoke Immensequantities quantities of cigarettes of which we sent ChinaUU8T2S UU8T2S worth In the fiscal year 100405 Thiswas was an Increase of tMJOOO over the previous yearConsul Consul Raiser ot Mazatlan Mexico points toour our loss In Germanys favor of a heavy contractor for large sized waterplpe because of lower priceand and much lower freight also ourlossof the Southern ern Pacific Railway contract for 60000 tons of raitsu u the railway company did not specify Americanrails rails though a San Iranclsco firm got the contractThree Three ships are now loading some of the rails onaat at Antwerp one at Glasgow Scotland and thethird third at alumna SpainTnilt FruIt exporters arc asked to communicate withE E Keller Zl Heumarkt Cologne Germany whoclaims claims clients In Paris Lyons Marseilles NiceAlgiers Algiers Havre London Hull and HamburgAmerican American carrIage harness ranges heaterslardware hardware sporting goods tools lamps pumpshay hay rakes and particularly farming Implementsand and machinery could be more freely sold In Canadasays says Consul Van Saint of Ourlph Ont If theywere were exhibited through n practical Canadianarmer farmer at the county fairs held each year all overCanada Canada The Japanese arc doIng It In fancygoods goods The list of the 3SO fairs can be tot fromor or through any American consul In CanadaAmerican American export to Canada Increase 815214575in in the fiscal year endIng with June 1905 whltohose hose from Great Ilrltaln decreased JM3V319lermancxports lermancxports to Cnnala also decreased SIW40SDrltlsh Drltlsh Imports from Canada decreased ttSOOJOOSwhile while ours Increased 23a5416 Canada boughtiinoOOOOOO iinoOOOOOO worth of American goods In the yearor or 93onoon more than she bought from Greattrltaln trltaln and I00ono000 more than from GreatIrltaln Irltaln and nil the rest of the worldThe The Hanskok Dectrlc Hallway the first electrloIno tine In Slam was opened for traffic on October tt It Is completely equipped with American machlncry chlncryTorclzn Foreign shipments of lumber hy seven PuetSounl Sounl mills In Pentember amounted to iOSOSteet feet besUes 5I8J laths The shlnments wento to Japan China Australia Chile New Zealandcru leru llnzland Ilrazll Oiiateiiala and other counrles tries several of which have Immense forests ofheir heir own These figures are compiled by tbstest test Const ant fitget Sount Lumberman forOctober OctoberKxoorts Kxoorts of Itimcmrjoo for the nine monthn1e n1e I September M Increase over same periodf of 1901 Iil7ooioooi looks very much like 81500esunoo 000000 exports for th calendar yearSlnco Since January l Philadelphias petroleum shipments ments have amounted to 375000000 rations anncrrase increase over the same period of lost year of800O000 3000000 tallonsA A Iloe1 Dfiiers ComplnlntTo To Titr EDITOR or TUB svx titr On Sundaydrove I drove with my wife to Garden City and whileon on the Jericho road a rating machine passed usKolnt going at least sixty miles an hour and makIng rrHirts Hirts like the discharges of n iratllnir gun My horses air uwil to automobiles but were frlchtned ned at this fearful machine and they ran awaynly Only by goo t luck was a serious Accident avoidedIt It Is an outrage that these racing machines hould e allOHcl on the public highways onl 1 bcllevnhat hat n majority of persons will agree that a lawliojld liojld be passed permitting their use on racetracksonly only The AutomiMic Club shoul I In itt c opinionrame frame sucb a law I am wiII aware that the automobile mobile has cone to stay an i I appreciate Its properise tine and value but It Is barbarous to permit annzlne engine meant solely for great spcd to run amuckupnn upon tho roads liulll tutU operated for the comfortanj anj convenience of those who walk or ride or drlviat at a decent rate of speed UOUEHT C CORNKIU Iw YORK Oct 30

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J 11t1 ail IN lllUitftUAl JNUVfiMlSKlt J2 lUtf IN TOSSED SONGSTERSiiiiii IWl iiiiii M II ctiniluifn III litH 111101 UUltn fnhlll IU IIIIU UIt lIIIlr luifn rtiiiliii 111I 1110 1111 111111 SlIrprlllIIII prlllIIII Mail uf imrltds Mii rrVawlirhllt llOatll I H Vawlirhllt In UncleNorth North ionium Iloycl crack Knlnoilm helm II Httsnmol Into port liwt nighvoyage ltraou h voyage Kho inuilo til trip IIIIda dap alc two hour nt nn average BX L50S5 I 50S5 knot There wi ro two dcnthixrj xrj and I H 1 dlu1 of uIcknchH Uluufrelgliteil ufrelgliteil with tlio sreatHr part of Horionrieili onrieili uvlary of HiiiRurH booklet SoinitoiIT IT A Clark Amfootwulor Hpook von HterriMr J g Mr and IO W K Vnnitorbllt amjr jr other noinbloflo mY huwT wjw cuffed by salon amltflPl ltflPl r J fogt 111 tlm wnJ across Sheru ru detflitiwl twenty Jlvo hours by inialin in th Kiln1 Then on Saturday aho rarinto into a hoiy rtoiitlnvent gulo which movccCapt Capt Hogiinuim to nui under rpducedfneeci fneeci for II vn hoiim On picking up theTeutonic Teutonic I wId eiist by virolcfH lio fountthat that tlu return of tho torm haJ pawnedtwr 10tWII tin1 two lioatt aw tho Teutonich3l h3l tin alt from tho CIUI wardMint1 Mint1 Johanna Oaditkl was one of xhcflr flr t oil tlio ship at her dock I had greatfUfce3 fUfce3 tlii aol at Cologne she naldjgloa jgloa Hiirotl in Munich at tho first wlnteiconcvrt concvrt inn nt tlm greatest tmwio festivalin in Germany I nans all three Rrunhildea nncreceived received tlio decoration for art and naionccJiftituted Jiftituted by the King of Bnvariu and conferred ferred by Prince Hogcnt Lultpold I expect pect to glvo this year more than tho Bixtylive live concortt I Rave Int My first appearance ance in New York will bo on November Itvitli with the Helton Symphony at CurnegioSignor Signor tariHo mild ho was lx auconp Rind 10 get luik to Ainotlmip He IIUH beenperilling perilling MX wetUn at his new Via Cameonear near Fluniiiv Hu hal an entirely new notf r f doll tiiiyiits fUI hl dnill1 table onelapaiiee V lapaiiee in1 Chinese ono African oneTrendi Trendi Viid hi protests that ho rettirn kilns than when ho leftOh o ttirn fniir kil lighter w111 lef Oh thaI I one HP put In Scottl at hlaKit IL Kit I has lout not one ijralnam I I am Mild he expected to siim Vrnamin in Ia Faonti aul Usad in T e Queenf r f SlieUi I hal lx en niniig in 1nrissteml steml nml London He didnt know howIi 1 1 ui voice waSrntti SeouL who IH ill for four dnyn of thevo vo upe iv iw wished to l e ucldfenod asMr orurl nti For I am now In Americafor for 1011 ho aid 1 will sing lexcnut inMannii I Mannii Uiniu alo I role in MadameIJuttertl IJuttertl My acation has lx ButeIll 1 ulatlol hll Ixcn wpontin in Puns Na los anil MilanHruirirh t Hruirirh Knoto brought over his wifennd nnd Huh MIII with him He told a thrillingdory dory of I COILI inirv am ng his tenantsin in Mnnlch to stiiil his dverware UnoIn In thorn informed ho caid and when arrested rested roved to lip the wornt of tho lot I roMier hurglar murderer and what not Ife i iinw MMVIIIR a htntence of fifteenvears laN in rrh11 paid KnoluProf Prof Steael Mmo eli ricliH lumband band al1 that the diva would leivoHavre Have fur thli country on November 1OH OH the Hth of Novembor the prima donnawiP wiP RIP a sng recital at Cnriieglq Hal urler Herr StoisolH miinacomentSenal lunniomlntS Senal r lull said that ho had entirelyrecovered recovered from the operation on his earHi Hi will oon go to Ariona nnd Montana onMIM I eIi MIM Uiocamri MflllT 10 vearn old ofiVe iVe t rinrtyiiri t street died on boardihip hip on Saturday of pneumonia contracted tracted in Pat Her body was brouphtto to port fharls A Sigury valet to Otto 1 eingel of Ixindon died of the suinedit dit ase and Wit buried at HeaRoman Roman Doller chief of thn immigranthoarding hoarding ollifers division pManiinod tholx lx n iaernern at the head of tha grandrtairay rtairay a they were leainp the whipIll 1 win said they were not American cltilenswere lenswere turned over to Dr IJailey of thotmted tmted States Hospital I Marine Serviceho tbo examined their eyes for imllcntionH oflirachonra lirachonra Adoljihus Husch the St Ix nisl l rewer who came first wan onlderbly1tHed flustered by Doblern quiMtionhThs Ths Kaiser wan in wireless communication hon with the Gedric and Teutonic on theay tay over Sho caught Capo Sable In herfajr fajr in Kent a inossano to be forwarded toSanFranisco SanFranisco for I woman of that city nndreceived received the reply as nho pa ad Cape IfnceThe The Kaisers runs por cfay voro 400 197Ml 151 573 575 and 1OT Tho heavy galeMnick Mnick her on the third day out Iteyondfmaahins fmaahins a few ventilators no damagefas fas doneMr Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt ere toNew New York from uiiarantlne on the NewYork York Central tug C I Culloway HaronSf Sf ck von Stornnurg clirnlxjd down to thorevenuo revenuo cuter nt quarantine just aftertbenewiparer tbenewiparer men had rliml ed up He leftord word that he was in a eat hurry to get toWashington Washington and that there was nothing touyanw11 uy any way4Y 4Y iRLY ART EH1IIITIOXOrlflnil Orlflnil Irn lns for Illustration ShownIn In Maillsori KiiuareThere There was a First View at the AmericanArt Art Galleries yesterday afternoon of acollection collection of original drawingK and paintings ings by American artists which arc to be onexhibition exhibition there for 1 short timo Theyire ire the work of American illustrators nndrenters renters and were executed originally forwell a well known weekly publication wherereproductions reproductions of thor have ben seenMore More than hlxty artints are representedin in the exhlb lon several of them womenInthe Inthe list are included William T SmodloyAlbert Albert Sterner Edward Potthait WalterAppleton Appleton CUrk Robert Hold Louis LoobOliver Oliver Herford Albert Hortor MuxOeld fwih Howard Pyle A B Frost Willl l m Olackens Jessie Wilcox Smith Kdf f ud Iennehl Aiolet Oaklev John Large Fcarge E W Horrible Frank V Du MondOiboon D Oiboon Ken von Cox Howard Chan ler Crstr Henry Iteuterdahl A I WenrellWd Wd C C Ioutertahl are also FrankAndr6 1 Gr Wl Andr6 Castnigne and JulesXMV XMV SniilirrttP for the InhiR IlapTTie TTie Countess Klnsky Palmay a famoinoubrette oubrette his arrived In this city and willBake Bake her first appearance in this countryat I M ConriodH Irving Place Theatre early in Deorni er whon sho will l o ee n inHeitpH HeitpH Hint which she produced inI I ienila several vear ago This is thoe pe from which Tho Hollicldng Oirladarted n adarted Later the Counters will b n in The Grand DukeClt orner tnl of Iers Clt llnhpltal LaidThe The cornerstone of Jersey Citys nowy 1t y Hosr ital which is being built on thee 1lterof the resent rnmrtlmeldo Btructuroi i taldwin nvcnuc was laid by Mayorgan gan entnrday aftornoon Dr V DiW IltlrlOon iW a member of the Hoard of Hospitali i Ustet mado a shot nddrerf Theit it or upt a illvtr trowel in plastering I wenioriar on the ItonfU U of l ln anil lnTJKUw KUw v Krlangert newt Dniry Innorecta Ire tabr piodtiction Tho Wliiti Catil lllaJ iK IIt rerfoniiniice ut the NewTheatn 1t llanl Theatn toniRhl erc to hrln wIIal1 ht t urrnrec tU Cllntr fur hK udtlilo th ltll 1r who rla1 a fnn ohufclr elh 11 1 11 lf tll Ictorln Irat t Tr AIlhlr Prince tho EI li h en1 Iel 1 II T I Dunlo u colicUwicnpp Uwicnpp Marston will Btngc the Comynsvr rr vr of Oliver Twist which willth Ollor wil th Wl11 for the frt tlmo in America atAenuo I t I Aenuo Theatro on November 13oftis III oftis will make her farewell ap nm ut tho Sunday night concert tonl Ut 1111 nl 1m Nw olk theatre MissDrol lt I Drol wil tf11 for Europe next week and rop orne l y timo will not be neon in this country WIT HKmo ON sinn IUThrtr Tliratrp lnwjrr Tireaten to llrod ItThat That u fur MR liulRpAlthough I Although Mrn WarrenH ProfctuloM 1MI off the Now ork boards and for gr od sifarn I fur aM Arnold Daly IH concnrnod the in tilltthereof y thereof In ipolice going to bo thrashod out before aI police court On November 7 every oneman I lan or woman I who WW concerned willtho tho production will be at the JellorsoiMarket I Market codrt on I charge of disordorlconduct conductIn In defending them MOMOH Orowsmnnattorney attorney for the houso will hot up the defenco fenco that Mrs WarienV Profenelon linot not immoral A jury of the citizens ofNow Now ork may lac to Mil through a readiniof of tho book ant so may the justice of tinCourt Court of Appeals for Mr Daly and Mr jrosmjian fay that thev Intend to right It through to tho court of last resort Manager QumiiorU was In court ypstir day morning with Arnold Daly and theother other main member of the cast Maglntidto tidto whitman lolled tho actors over onenoted I noted that the roll of defendant win why liy tho two women Ml m Shaw and MissHenio Henio and by Senator Itoynoldsno no miint have oery ono of tho defendantw i I antw MngUtrata In court before we can co on jald the J hen will your honor continue the cosasked I asked Grossman It Is Just before election I and our office IH very busy I want to pro 0I to your satisfaction that this Is u moral production I duction that In book form It goeu freolj through tho mulls of Oral Britain and theUnitod I Unitod StatesThe The Magistrate fet the hearing for Novomljer vomljer I on the promise that Grossmanwould I would bring them all Into court on that datoThis This was coupled with a premie that IhAplay play should not b produced againvir vir irvw AT ST Tvcvr9Dedleatril Dedleatril Vcnterdny by Arrhblihop rarlpjHow low tlm Hospital Has irovtnTlio Tlio new wing of St Vincents Hospitalin in Kleventh street was formally oponccyesterday yesterday by Archblhhop Farley with I brief address and a benediction Iliifwing wing Is supplied with a full equipment kaccommodate accommodate 10 new patent St Vincents said the ArchbishopIs Is the greatewt Catholic hospital In theUnited United States I congratulate tho Si Menof of Charity who were the principal actorsIn In this project St Vine It de Paul foundedtheir their order for tho purpose of waiting on thesick sick in the hospitalsDr Dr F S Dennis president of the medicalboard board saidSt St Vincents Hotnital was foundedexactly exactly fiftysix years ago today in 18JOny ny Sifter Angela ard four other sintersand I and by Archbishop Hughes In IfMU therei i were 10 pntierts in 11HM 220U5 In 1MGno no oporatiotH were performed in 10041COO 1COO were performed Among the donors of funds for rooiiuwards wards oiul beds In the new whg are JI haD D Crimmins Adrian Iselln ard variousirenders irenders of his family Dr 1 S DenrisJcroininh 1 Jcroininh Campion Mrs Janet Butler andMrs Mrs John W MackayCITY CITY insis in anoirAliout Aliout a Fast 1 IopnlPtlon lull Tnxvirow truw Inl Half ax lsslComptroller Comptroller irout replied yesterday tostatements statements which have ben made thattho tho annual expenses of the oity government ment arc increasing faster than tho citysincome income and the population Kxce t fortlCOOCOO tlCOOCOO added peremptorily by the Iegislaturo laturo to tho salaries of teachers the Increase I crease since 1000 which is otherwise SI5O 000000 is XIr Grout says almost exactlyIn I In proportion with tho increase of population lon But the tmo test he VI Is theincrease increase in taxes which tosnther with thelevenues I levenues of ths general fund arid the surplus I plus of the sinkin fund meet the yearlyexpenses expenses Tho total taxes levied m theyear year IlKK were S2542t7375 as againsttates I tates for 1905 of KalS5GI575 an IncreaseIn In taxation in five retire of lotH than torxXXX rxXXX That Increase represenva 1 percentage I centage of tS2MK cofl tho taxes of IfWOwhich which is about on hair the pereontnze teof of tho increase in population during thofive five yearsroi I ftf I yv i IltKicnKirs HKHKMarrlacn Marrlacn Iortlllettri i r Iolls Iultril TenYears Years ASO Illrtl at lmlUTICA UTICA N Y Nov lTho wotlding cortiflratej tiflratej of more than half a dozen couplesunited united in Buffalo nearly ten yearn ago areto I to Ixs filed tomorrow for the first titpoTho I Tho Rev Starr 1 Smith formerly of Buffalol l erfonned tho ceremonies A Itlca grocerwho the preaohers desk discovered who levied on preaherl dllcOIcrc covered the certificate in it and ha sentthem them to BuffaloTwo I Two years ago after the prearher hadgiven given up his church a suit wan begunasainst asainst him by the grocer for the amountof of a bill Judgment was rendered in fnvorof of tho plaintlffand all that was found thatcould could be taken wa thm desk Whilesearching searching the desk the other day the grocercame I came ncrosa the marriage certificates thathad 1 had never l cen filedThe The grower in his letter to the Buffaloauthorities I authorities raid I tho people woremarried married wscretly its time the wjcret leakedout out and if they werent its timo the certlflcaleH flcaleH wore filed so they can really cal themselves marriedosr IOST nu SIIMIKS or KvviHex Hex on Ilnkrrtons H am i cr body 5 tustIliOlne IliOlne ThrmSine Sine hundred and fortyfour shares ofPennsylvania Bailroad stock worth 68012according Pennsylvania In1roa worl according to yesterday quotations havebeen ben missing since September 25 Theshares i shares are represented by fifteen certificatesfive five of which are for 100 shares each and thoothers I othel for numbers ranging down to twooneshare oneshare certificatesTho crtlfcteRTho Tho lot liecame known ye terdny whenthe the Boston Pinkortons went out a circularoffering ioferng offering a reward for the return of the certificates tificates Tho Pinherton office in this citywould would not tell how the shares were lostIOITON IIOTON IOITON Nov ITh missing Mook belonged longed to Boston pcoploux I ux inoiT O i Kinsllnultfl llnultfl anil IMinlcal Charaetprlntlcw oflaics I laics mU FresimrnNKW NKW HAVEN Conn Nov ISlaitlctof of 350 Yrlo freshmen rompilod today byDirector Director Anderson of tho gymnoBium showthat that 33 per cent use glatwes 8 per centhave have not been vaccinated only 18 per centcan can swim tuid 4 r er cent uno tobaccoTho Tho average is 18 years 1 months and 1 days and the average height a inchesGTATEFOLTTO I GTATEFOLTTO TOTICUHAFor I For Instant Relief and Speedy Cureol ol Raw and Scaly HumourItching I Itching Day and NightSUFFERED i SUFFERED FOR MONTHSI I I wish you would publish this letterso so that others suffering as I have may behelped helped For months awful sores coveredmy my face and neck scabs forming itchingterribly terribly day and night breaking openand and running blood and mater I hadtried I tried many remedies but was growingworse worse when I started with CuticuraThe The first application gave me instantrelief relief and when I had used two cakes ofCuticura Cuticura Soap and three boxes of CuticuraOintment I Ointment I was completely cured signedMiss Miss Nellie Vnnder Wiele LukeiideN Mil Nele I N Y I mums iv AITnansTtio I I Ttio Vow OrlfimH1 of which oorfje Wmn ul hUH written Itio Now OrlcntiH of theI1riiiili I I1riiiili ltmrlor nf tho Old 1nfln of theOuiilllng Ouiilllng OaliK of tl Iliarinliii Clotlltlo Inc tlio adotftbk bubJccof II AIIKIIC fiimhhuH the lhjlyor Jccof W I Ilnrwcxxlrt arliclo In Hiu current rent Crilir Mr fnllo lilnmelf lived tliorewhon whon I Hitiull luc on ConHtnnco Htreot JimtIn In llio rear of Anniinrlutlon Stiaro Notovcry ovcry ole in Now Orltuuw IlkoH Jlr CubicOhpeclally Ohpeclally MIOHO who Hpeak llio CreoletoiiRiio toiiRiio for nn an old lady Raid who hl Iknown known him over Inc he waH boy playingIn IIn In tliogniiaro Ho wrote too much for noinafolkn folkn but he Wil I truo man he wan trueblue blue boy and man Now Mr Cal lo llvoflIn In the literary colony nt Northampton verymuch much Interofctwl in public nflairH at well nitliterary literary punwlls and very conHciontlouw Inbin bin apportionment of time I rcnifl until 1ho ho write diligently and rarely allowsanything anything to Interrupt him To a callerwho who vonturod to intrude on business at tonoflotk oflotk Mr Cal lo milcl graclounly butgently gently rcmoristiunt My heroine is atprayor prayor anil the vinitor returned at a moieopportuiio I opportuiio tirmIt I It IH lot pvory day that a book 10 written ten by u man barely 40 who at 31 wal junllearning learning to read Owen Klldaro who onthis this account has occupied a plnco of pocular I culior Interest with tho reading world Ilno I the appearance of his autobiographyMyMamie I Mamie lloso now imnouncos hi firstHtory I Htory under the title of The Wisdom ofthe I I the Simple The book Is drawn naturally rally from the life he knows beJt NowYorkn Yorkn nether world The character locnlltleB cnlltleB politician are easily riTognlzedfind find it will be Intereitint to compare thomany many nttrmpta made by outsiders to picture I ture tbU life with the Htory of the mal onthe the imldeThe The exhibition which ChinIon ScribncrH ncrH SOILS bold annually will be devotedthU Ilt thU year to 1 remarkable collection of thefirst first editions of 100 famous Imoks Thecollection collection begins with u Biimptiiom folioof I of Ht Thoma Aquinas printed by Mentel tel at Au biir in 143 thlrtioa yearsbaforo Ibefor baforo Caxton bagan bis funuus proM atWestminster IWeltmlnteral1 Westminster and extends through morotlian Ilhn tlian thru centurion allot to the modern ern era In Ooethos Wilhelin Mentorof I of 1705 Tho inoit important and valuable I ble book In the exhibition is a copy ofIlinys I Ilinys IIMoria Natural from Johnde Ir r de HpiraH press at Venice in 1180 It is I ipocmon magniflrent upocimen of book making evenat iat at a time when books were works of art andis 1 Illuminated by Oirolnmo di CremonaOno j I Ono U M foil up to quote tlio SouthAfrican I African slang of nn Kiiglisb writer withanecdotes anecdotes portrait ant souvenirs of Ln lyHamilton Hamilton that it II quite refreshing to hearsomething something about Inly Nelson She eenisto I to have upcnt the long period of tlio warwith with Nelsonrt father who writes of herShe She is a good woman and very attentiveto to an Infirm old lan Him semns also tohave i have been tho chief porhonnco a I grandball ibui ball and t upper given nt Ipswiob in commemoration ime memoration of the great victory whento iI I to juoto from tho IpswHi journal of that Idale date lier arrival wa announced h theringing i ringing of bolls anil repeated lioxyast of avast vast concourso of people u emblpil in thostreet I streetOne IItreet I One of the chapters of E J Hardysbook book John Chinaman deals with themanner manner and ctistoiin of the Oriental inregard I regard to food and drink Th r Is nodrinking II I drinking for company xako In ChinaWhere Where men of tho Wot would trent eachother iother I other to a friendly Bias of beer or spiritsthe Ithe the CbineHc rat together the eed of a melonSo iSo So fond i every one of dried mlon needsthat that you may have in omc places n melonfor for nothing If you will give bad tho heeflsSanvOiu i SanvOiu tho alcoholic spirit generallydnmk Idnlk dnmk is clistilled from rix1 but peopletake take It in mal ciuantitioM and then almontinvariably I invariably with foml Earth worms whenfried I fried crisp are relidhedand io are silk wormswhen when thuy have done their work and nothingmoro Imoro moro can bo made out of themTlie Ii Ii Tlie Lightning Conductor which is inits i its twentyHRCond large edition in nowannounced I announced for dramatization with HerbertKelcey Kelcey ami Eftie Shannon in the chief rolesThe The automobile is now invading the Mageand and will no doubt tuke the place of the Hying lIng couriers and old fashioned coaches an amethod method of proj elling 1lotl to satisfactoryconclusions Icolcusion I conclusionsLydia I I Lydia Ann Jocelyn who together withNathan Nathan J Cuppec has written Lordsof tlioSoil i Sol f a direct descendant of Cnjt Ijiwrcnco I rcnco of Dont give up the snip fameFrom From her greatgrandmother who was 15yeaiH I yeaiH old a the time of the Revolution he iI I gained much information concerning Colonial nial times Her greatgreatgrandfatheron on the maternal side was on nftlcer inthe the Kngllsh army serving in the Frenchand Jnltlndian and Indian war with flon Putnam Beingcatured catured by the Indians IIB was forced jt to run tho paitlet and to him WUA awardedthe the gantlet belt which rendnro thewoiirer woiirer immune from tavage attacksHerolity Herolity ant family tradition tnii unitein I in endowing tho writer with both tho H Iritand and tho material for the kin of literarywork I work in which she is engagedJiiBt I JiiBt before Mr Jerome Ii Jeromes departure parture from England for his course ofreadings ii i readings In America Mr Pelt Hidgoand MrW I W W Jacob give the humoroim authora I 1 dinner at the Onrrick Club which demonstrates strates the authors great X3r onal popularity larity In hit own country Doyle andHarris Harris Welln and Zangwill Icmlierton andMorrison Morrison wore prert nt to rppressnt thenoveltftw noveltftw and dramatists Boyil 11 Sj call andOwen tho artists The famousThroe Owen woro among artt rnlnUhl Throe Men in a Boat were present CarlHentHchcl HentHchcl Mr Wingrove and noliiiallytho I tho genial humorUt himnelfFrederick I Frederick Chiuuberlin the wtll knownauthor author and lawyer of HoKton hUH writtena ia I a book of a trip around the world in thrcomonths months which lie recently took at an hnutVnotice notice while ongaRptl In n secret mission totho I tho Philippines Thn book will bo calledArounil Around the World In Ninety Days midwill will be published in NovemberCharles Charles A Conant author of The Principles Icplei ciples of Money and Hanking is a prominent II nent New York banker and author antl hisbook I lent Imt 1 book irf a systematic treatise on money andbanking banking which cairies the rentier from thoboginnlngsof boginnlngsof exchange with cattluand fragmontHof montHof metal down to tha complete mochnnUin nnUin of money and credit OHthey existtoday today Mr CommtH wot It an memhori iof i of the Philippine ant Mexican monetarycommlxslonH I commlxslonH has Ijeen of great value tohim I him in thn preparation of his book whichcornea cornea out November 2 jMr Mr S I Homllly ban rescued from anold old cupboard 1 collection of tlio frlt LordDudleys i Dudleys lottciH to Mrs Dugald Stewartwhich which were believed to have been destroyednnd I and lion printed thorn under the tltlo ofLetters the FIt Enrl of Dudley Letters to Ivy from Ear ley They are remarkablo letters In themnelve II nelve and reveal a strange and ciirlouelyattractive attractive figure somewhat of I mysteryto to hla generation I the interval twe I Ills Hohool days and Oxford ho wan sent tcEdinburgh Edinburgh and placed under the care olDugald Dugald Htewiirt The profoxHorn wifecam lI cam i a Hecond mother to the boy and forthe I the restofhlH life until tho cloud of Insanitynettled I nettled down upon it ho kept tip with hoia a constant and Intimate correspondency After Oxford Dudley nettled In Iondonroh arich rich bachelor of cultivated tauten knowing ing otury one worth knowing the only manIn In England according to Madame do Btaelwho who iiniiorHtood the art of conversationThat That he was also a man with a true genluefor for friendship as well as a correspondentwith with a rare talent for making spiritedsketches sketches of men and matters these letterswritten written in the mIdst of a busy life for theentertainment entertainment of nn old lady convincinglyattest a eftNedra Nedru the title of MoCutcheons nownovel novel which Is now in Its fourth editionis is simply the Idyllic word Arden reverseUTho Tho ourioolty concerning an author andhis his individuality while It may bo recognized nized as a sympathetic and legitimate doel Ire for closer acquaintance Is rarely agreeable able to the author hlnwelf EugonoWoodthe the author of Hack Home is no exceptionto to tlm rule that tho author prefers to hidebehind behind hll book To the Inquisition of anIntrusive Intrusive If admiring friend he has an alore Your reiiurM for an account at my lie tlrariand and Clirlstlin uulTertQt whllo mal flattering Umost most emb rra slui A I to the photograph nevtrniivcr niivcr while I have a breath in ray body I wborn born In Llan county Ohio at an rtrly are 1ilo ilo nut r to say Juit when I livid In Ilellffnntalnr fnntalnr until 1 w8 7 yean old and drat came Intopublic public miller by my mulerly rendition o f a Chrlaimutrcn trcn uratlon written by tha Sunday jcliool auptrIntrnilcnt Intrnilcnt nisi A II QllXCY WEDSlAlBor lAlBor of Iloiton 1rrl1 Ilrre toMlm Mlm Marv HoneyJovial Jovial Quincy exMayor of Doaton andAssistant Assistant Secretary State under PresidentCleveland Cleveland was married yesterday nftonioonto to Miss Mary Honoy in the chantry of ClraceChurch Church All of the pown were filled withbridal bridal guestnThe The nov Dr Itunhton rector of theChurch Church of Ht Xion and Timothy performedthe the ceremony at i oclock The bride wnspiven piven away by her father Col Hamuel I Honey She wore a white liberty satingown gown made prince 1 fashion nnd trimmedwith prnc with duchess laco which was hnr mothorsIliero Iliero were no bridesmaids Col WilliamA wer A Oaston of Boston attended the bridoPirooin Pirooin as best man and Uol ertson Honeynnd prom Allen woro ushersAfter After the ceremony the brides fatherCol Col Honoy of the Hawthorne 12X WentFiftyninth Fiftyninth street who has bN11 widowerfor for some years gave a reception in tho annexof of the MLlropolilan Club Mr and MrQulnoy Qulnoy will divide their time betweenHuston Huston and New York1II ln Mnlil Hose French Welh halls Plisiiiploil lisiiiploilOHKAT OHKAT BiltniNOToN Mass Nov 1 Charles 1 Champion for several yearsn n in oral in the United Pates Army stationed tioned in the Philippine Islands was todaymarried married to Mltw Mabel Rose French by theRev Rev Arthur I uwrcnee D D at St PaulsChurch Church Stockbridga On the otipleareturn return from 1 wedding trip to New Yorkthey they will reside with Mrs fhamplong parentsin in a colonial house recently remodelled afuirdesigns designs by Mrs Champion who in an amateur teur architectFor For some time Champion has workedin in I ixwmlll near his home in Alford fourmiles mil from horo He 1 37 and his wife tenyear year his juniorMrs Mrs hampion i I grandnirtce of the lateGov Gov Koswcll P Flower of New York andwas 001 F was remembered in his will lon thodeath death of her parents Mrs Champion willInherit Inherit 2fiO000 tlaIUJIksOllt t Tlm scrniiil lidlnl within four days inthe the family of Mr and Mr Philip Nye InekHonof of Ii Vnvorly vIal Newark tool plueyestfrdur yestfrdur when Mlw Edith A Jnek ontliiir tliiir eeiind dnilBhter and Tliatchcr MAUniiH AUniiH Ir ol this rlty worn married Intin tin Tlilrl PrchbytPrlnn Cliureli of that ritvTtie Ttie ceremony wns lierfcirlnwl liy the ItevFrederick Frederick Wolcot luck iiii nr Hot HiirlnifsV V l an II lid nt i he bride who wai nxulntedhv hv the Itev Itoljerl Scolt liiKlis pastor orthe the clinrihThe The lirid1 wore a roRtume of white sntlnlth wit h lure lulln and omtiwi brossomw ShewainttendPd WHO nttntlPrl hjMrs LewlsHteviri herilstorn aM matron of honor mid by th Mlsiirs MarKnret Knret Jnclmon Louise Donald f StntenIsland Island Ieiirie Metealf of Kr e Ia Katherinnlonefi lonefi of OrutiKP llulli SelinltV ot HiinuiiltX X J HIHa dlbiir of PorI land M andKinily Kinily Ilealp or ilillndelphla Ia a lirideonmlrts nmlrts John li Adams was hest man niutHenry Henry Hrnvnorl t annnn Fredrick V MSrhlrfTclln SrhlrfTclln Thomas H Arlninx Frank fii hInir Inir ireen John C Oreenlenr lohl F111I11111 Talmuire Itnirrt McKenn homap JnhnMeLnni MeLnni Thoniat l Clark and Woloolt JRkon KOII WII ushrr Sellers inmWMiiuvciTiis WMiiuvciTiis Nov I Miss Aulta KvausdaiKfliter daiKfliter of Henry tlay Kvanx former Cotinuldvniral nuldvniral to London wos mnrrirfl at noontodny todny to lleut David Foote Hellers I S Sin in Ht Thomass Enibeoprl Church the HevKrnest Krnest C Hmitli rector of lie church offUliitini ini The IIRhur were lleiilComnianderilblions ilblions lleut Itnscoo Hpfare IJeut WilliamK K Ul e lieut Clarence Enplaiid PaymasterIjard Ijard all of th Nnvy dipt Archibald IhlltI 1 S A and lat llarry bay I H M CThe The lidHt man was Ueut Powers HniylnKton 1 S N The liride only attendant waf hersiRcr siRcr MiM Sellle Evan A hri aVfani folImve Imve I the vnmony In the home of thn brUesparents parents In MaimicntlinttB avenue Mr Sellers lers vll dtiend the winter with her family Intheir their oil hrme III ChfltlanooKa Teiui whilelieut lieut Kellers citiii let s liU 1111 Men PI attrinc trinc I to rhe Went Virinla llairahlp of Admiral ral llrivnion iKills 1Illrollhollli Kills II lotliin ManHAYOKKK HAYOKKK Nov IThe death from hydrophobia phobia of Walter Murdook 10 years eld orHi 18 Wet Fiftieth street was reported thisevening evening He died three day after thedisease disease developed Tho young man andhis his parents declared that lie had not beenbitten bitten by a dog to far as they knewIMILICATIGNH umm IMILICATIGNH mmuu I I CowardShoe ShoeI I II V IWaterproof t Waterproof ShoeA A shoe that not only afTords11ordinary ordinary protection but that keepsthe the foot warm and dry on cpldand and stormy days is the CowardWaterproof Waterproof Shoe Trim in fiteasy easy in use and durable in wearit it embodies usefulness neverequaled equaled in any other makeSOLD SOLD NQWIIERG GLSDJAMES JAMES S COWARD 268 274 Greenwich St N YtxriB txriB WAHRK nrritTMll Mll Order Filled Send lor CiUloguI I The multitude of sizes shapesand and lengths of knit underwearmade made by the imcrican HosieryCo Co makes it easy to always secure cure perfect fitting garmentsMi Mi Betterm t e WorldMeni I Meni Womens and Childrens SilkMerino Merino Btdbriggan and Natural Waalin in all weights Adapted to all climate mate i and seasons Every length otsleeve sleeve and drawer NonshrinkableBlick Black Blue and Red Stamps showrelative relative quality A size to fit everyage age and figure Retailed 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cuaidichnvo hnvo been pluitirlru u wnv m tin defencthli thli week An I mutter of liiet Inncetohas has not scored on Yale by sleadv rlhlll for nlni years blocked kicks tumbles II minis from th Held helm the soiiri t II Iriroetonsj points Inlttn Irlncilon piniheiYnln Ynln all over Manhattan Field In 117 IhTlsers Tlsers did lint cur In M they scored 10on on 1ons lone run In 01 thev renreil twiceoncn I oncn after Hciters end run ImJ carried III r ball Insido Yales yard line and Hie IXIIml tlma on Ioeii drofi klcK In itiiio tbev scoreionce field troal In luul they did miHnore I once on a 1111 II IUII 1r 101mlre Hnore In B they scored on I Held wonIn In 03 they scored once on PeAVittIons Ions nin on I uiockert HICK and tho seronn onn time on I place kick In 01 they Ilhlnol not score Harvard rn hed Yale all over IhoIlld Held In I In Him and in 111 although fallInp Inp to score In llfll Therefore Hie feuof of tin cadets bml Saturday was iinusimlHarvard Harvard has been scored on oncn this vearbut hit baa not been in serious danger fHIlIrt sleay rusliinir Neither has Irlncelon whl has been scored on twice So far as a suntamed tamed period of defenilve weakness is concerned rUt Harvard mid Itlncelon In view nfInl Inst Siilnidiiys enme at West Ioml hnvdone cOIl better than Yale Hut In all aiounivieiliince vieiliince in nriVPiitlni a scon1 roll hashown shown UP belter ihnn cither Ihe Crimson II Ihe Orange and lllail Cornell has 111 l scored on twice bul in milv one name whlliJafayelle Jafayelle nnd nnanop have been scoreion on hi onlv on LMIIIC Annnpolls havinii hri i ulial line crossi but oiie IVnnsylvaiilihas has been scored I h I three illflereiit teamsHronn Hronn llettysbiiriund Swnrt liutnor Intwo two former imiklnu loir lulon us Colitmblihas has been scored mi b three Itilcrent leamAmherst Amherst Yilllnms mid Iruiciloii the oppimento pimento havinir made five touchdowns in allFour Four Iciims have scotrd on est Inint ColKale Kale Ylrulnla 1 I llurvnrl and alMlchluan Mlchluan novi has n blxver 1 11 or pomlithnn thnn any Kastern lenm lilt olensively amdefeiiKlvely defeiiKlvely combined the Wolverines nre IIIthc thc lend on the scores The Indians amomteams teams in the Kist lend In the 1 e 01 iheiilliruriH lliruriH in ntlensive work with Irincetoronly only Hire point w rse ol Clrnells lotawas was iiiHterlnlly Incteaseil by tlie itame willllnverford llnverford Irincelnn the Indians Cornell nell HroHii Ieniisylvanli Syrncusp Ialayette layette Colirnle and Annapolis all lend llni vnrd and Yah in t uiils s ired The lotascores scores followHarvard Harvard 112 oppomns H i em eanicii Yale 184 opponents o isln uanusi lrhiceton oaopponems opponems in seven itamesi Pennsylvania 170opponents opponents Ill istvcn icntnesi Columbia W opponent ponent 27 six gararsi Cornell IW oppunentsII II six cnmiSl Indians 212 oppnneiils it seveieamcsi eamcsi Dirlinnuin ml opponents 22 nhirames irames Hiown tl 2 oppiineuls 23 it ecn eaniesiWilliams Williams 113 opponents S3 ulclit iratnesi Ncsleyan leyan III npjionents i isl cnnesi lJifi eltc zo opponents 22 iK cHinest 1 hlitli liS opponcnts poncnts n icKlit KUIICSI N t 2 o1I1OOIiISII 114 four Kiumsi Colhrile Vxi oppcnciin 61n ifcen Kamcsi HumMnn l opirancnts WI sliifames ifames AnnitlN int oi oncius fl sevenKamcM KamcM Vcst Point 12 opponents 4Siflie ifnmesiSyracuse Syracuse 141 opixmcnu 21 ifcvcn itamcsi Amherst II herst 4 Q oppiiirnts ill three camesi Swnrlhmore more HI opixmnts 1C line namesi lljeter 7opponents I opponents 1 i live iramesi nilover lV oprwncnts rwncnts U live unnicsi hletco 120 opponemsi r nix eamcsi Mlchlirin M opponents o seventrainer trainer Wisconsin IVI nppnnrius I Mlve gllmllInnol Minnesota Ill oppont nts u Hive games Pennf f ylvanla State 1 opponents 21 ifnur ffampsiWork Work is tinder way nn the stand at 1rlnceton ton for the tmyav nime The standon on the east side of Hie Held will he Ihe uuul111Ialh Immh lor liiu iames and will have lliirtytonrrows four row Iheie will be a stand at the southend end of the held with nn evtrn bcctlon nt thBotitlipist Botitlipist corner 1hc stnnd nt the northend end of the Held llnishcd nnd can seal severalthousand thousand per on Ihe held will be entirelyMirrounded Mirrounded by tands and to the permanentnorth Innlh north stand nine temporary runs will beadded added maklnc tbit Mini nit out twentyrlitht rlitht feet over Ihe jticet Special attentionwill will he itivcn to tlie Incilities for Hiltlnispectators spectators In and out of the field I be entrances trances at the northwest nnd sniilhweitcorners corners of the Held will be made twice us wideand and there will be an udditioiial c cit nt theGotlthcpst Gotlthcpst cornerNo No coach ever bad n finer bunch nf materialfrom from which to select n tenni than Ills Stuiritills tills yenr nvs Yo t of Miihian speakinjof of the Inlversitv nf thiciimi eleven Kvervman man on hi lentil N n triineil and developednlhtete nlhtete and lint nliiiein iDuilall He hasshniputters putters weicbt thrower hurdlers runnersnnd nnd hrrMhnll Ir like Iarry Hill HedelValkrr Valkrr Chllln FilciMill dale and le TrnvThey They are eviuripticel men Iu the branchen idiitliletlcx iitliletlcx lint malic STIMI d Inoliiall plnerMichiLin MichiLin lias n lot cl uoi nh1 to vet upto to Chicagos sliiiidnid I dont see v hcvethpre thpre is a Milt Htiol KM lite Chicairo lenniThey They have n versattlitv of plnvi nnd the teamIs Is not built aroiiirl anv one individual nylenm lenm that vum ever unlhred together wouldhave have the pro ostion ol it1 career In Mneklniup up acaiiisl Clilcniro tin vearYo Yo t evidently doe not Hunk weight throwIIIK IIIK slows a nmn up and MIM his inu hh ous us to Impair Ills fooiball UMhi 1111had had several Xampb snpiuiriini ihis beliefDiiWilt DiiWilt Hare Shoin for instniiieOne One ol Hie most important school iwnes ofthe the year will be plavid at Soiiilihom MasloJIny loJIny Tho Ii an s nf St Marks and Irolonold old nnd keen ilvnU 11111 meet iiitlielratinuilcontest contest and Kveler and Andover nre notmoro moro anxious win fro u cah other than I hesMtwo two irntnii hOH VMHI Hie uane for Ihc laMfour four years but the si Marks boymhlrd theywill it will turn Hie lables today lhy haven cooIrecord record huvinil made ill poims in i fur opponentsand ina ponentsand b en lieateii hut oitre Thetirotonteam team has won all of its six mimes and justniconildcnt I niconildcnt as the ot her sid irntoii lurnedout or j out Todily lloosiveli Jr who is on th Harvard vard fresnmiin eleven but iis uriiileit fOOlnn and ball prodml was loidon llrown who iiiaibthe the rIll team in hi freshman year and wascaptain CO captain of the liMN teamThp his The Columbia football team yctcrdny hadanother 1 another lijht session meiely linini up akninstthe the freslniaii team for a NIU sfrimmaiteIn que In which the varsity eleven scored twiceThere bls j There were several absentees either Honsnor nor oli SallK1 dies ed to piny ion Snltyiiwas tern was at hi recitations all day It wns saidit bl II the football hall that the chances of Insitettlnif itettlnif into the intinc on Suturdio were verynlliu nlliu Itisn is still icsliiiK trom hH efloruIn l In HIP uanie vvitli Ilincetoii and the likelihood I hood Is that he will be out imam ibis afternoon noon All the i Iber regulars worked In Hiepractice practice which vii seiret It is iinderstoodthat that Donovan the rckiihir vaisity iiinuterback back Is not nowvpliiymK in Ins plnce In thefirst first team ollin who has been MibMlliltcfor Ifol for a hhoit who IIIIM been sent imo nlgualsnnd nnd scrtinmaires Hist in ihc iccciit iirit ticeJfecuuso I11tUU Jfecuuso of rill uoihi as to wbelher eitherVoiiSlltB VoiiSlltB or Dudeti will he in tin name nextHaturdn Haturdn there Is io idcrable uncertaintyus us to lilt probable lineup and Ibis hns somewhat I what disioiiriiKcil the Mudcm who 111111like like to know what chaine the team Imx attainsYale Yale icept lor Hie iramcs with Unbornnnd nnd Prlncetati the students have hccn unableNKVV tu IO till itI1I nl IIlIrk 1111 tllIII 01 10111dU dU Ifo I hllIhr 1111111 In 0111OlIprII OlIprII 11111 is II Wllr II I01l pinll of ioltll oltll Iraltll IIIforl lilt 11110 I 1bill bill 1111 ohllllhil lalllil 110 11011111101of of Ihl hIIII 11111111I11t NKVV MVVIN Nov I li i bcfnre the lidof Iof of tho secret practice on lili Fdd jp Tad Jones Hie star freshninn uuiirler backwan Iwa wan hurt and taken bud lo ih irymnnsiumIn In n hick nccnmpiitilid by Truiir MadAlthough Although the mniiPis hired that the hurtwaiHllcht Io waiHllcht Hie allentiiMi tiiven him bv Mad istaken taken by the mil hIli I to mean that more serious ous Injury h pronable It war Klven nut thatJones j Jones had turned hir tinde and hit h hailn n muscle bruise besides It wis hriiHinKpractice practice thai the alesiiinl ifiil tolny Notbefore before fill season have the conches driventhe the men sn hard or su loni in a Hindi stretchof of serlmnuiup worli im todnv For Idly mmntfis ntfis the canlldales were kept nt vmrk aidthe Nofor the pace I n terrific When the praoHcevns vns over nearly every man on In vnrslynml nml scrub showed tmrlrf of tin cimllid IIllln for Jlnnv of Ihe men were bind Iv with tlt ir ovvncoreor ihands coreor llh tlrt sh d bv other an I theynil handstulco nil wore hllioml vviih 111 iliition mil eventhlD thlD htrd wnr eiiiicl lo hive no cfieclupon IIIPon tulcoof tit xpirii or imilMion of the men usthev Ihel of miMnitr upon thev were lively inv foole I aroinil In thehperlest IcII Mnitrrectif hperlest nf iiiuon i the ioiluslnu of theBcrlimmike Bcrlimmike IITIIr rectifcludii nriipll vantv wildrll ITIIC ov l Tl lIrll cludiitlon rll thn retolars i In 111 Mivit llallidiiy t hud the hirdest n fiuiiniirc of the vrnr tinsnflPrnoon tlon nflPrnoon The ir IUIIMI rlnen ni HiftrM ftrM to fKP Or nrslv Iho vouinsicisrut rut UP a tronc nclil bill were shoved downthe I the flod lor two touchdown After thirty r mini lei nf this work the sophomore 100111II wns itotled out Thin second coinblnntlliroved liroved KlrniKier nnd linikit even with 1I1IUIII varsity oadi H 111 sorlnifme loticjidowiIolhik Iolhik pluied ipnirter on Hi llrst clevnIllce Illce ivas out bin only run through slirnalSew Sew In in WHS IrHI nt linlfliack tndallolne llolne ifoltiK luid In centre Schlldinlilayeil lilayeil left end Hiroiiuliout Hie sorliiiimiKlaltlni laltlni Hoadhoiuis phi e Volliclni IIlIhIItilllt 1 stunted nf liillhuck for llalllday whostill IHIIII still miffcrlnir w lib a sick Htoinad On IhlIIhlll whole III worli of th llrst team so far IhlIVII week has not bccnup to ihi pieyousKtandarnnd nnd Warner aplsurs In be worried over IIIIi i outcome nf Hie Swiirlhmore irame on Stitni i day nlthoiiiili the nmjorlly nl Hie undeivraI I Hales expect Hie lied ami While lo unit uill 111 lopIIIIIADI IIIIIADI iiiiiA Nov I Iliinsylvanla n lCallihI I clohe 1 hei ialiH loda lo the dlsappointineof of many persons dcslrim entrance Tlvarsity I varsity nun scrub found U out for over 1111tlllIr hour of hard scrimmaue work Iickars niiuli Iliibsun Stein and llankari I he IIhjlIIII of his i Mechd attention These menIlilNrrTnx 111lIdll lIdll III I It IIIIL 101 till IHIIIIIII IIf 1111111 11111110IH1I111 IH1I111 h IIrlllJlrh 11IlIl1ihllll 1111 lIuIIDI IIDI foWn III 10 III 111 111 IhllIurrt Iurrt plnr1 I llhl 11111 1IIIIIIhllill thll 1111 11111111111 11111IIIISkJIIS IlilNrrTnx Nov I The Tlijeis praclisfbehind behind closid ifntesHiinaflernoon ThelcuIOIIK IOIIK practised in runnliiK IhrotiKh signals UltIII III srTlmiilUKlnv with tilt nTUh All of 1111I ici uir players were In the uame with tlexception exception nf II Dillon who will be kept IIlItI I of the scjlminaui for u while lunger Until hlI I broken nose Is omewliat mended 111111111till I the res 1 of Hie week the couches will devolonsideruble onsideruble lime to utrcnKHicnlnt up lilt delencii of the eleven This leilllire of tl i Titters play vvas not satisfactory in the Co 1 iiiubla mum1 nnd it Is rhoiiRlil necessary toJ stlllen It up bcfurV icaimi with Dartmolltnext next Saturday II Is believed that Carotheiwill J will be nlile tn return to his place at centre b next Saturday and this In Itself will brace nthe the defence tcreally Then Iou llcrrlnu hireturned returned to tackle und his presence will lcadup up the line to a Kreat decreeCAMIUUIHIK CAMIUUIHIK Mass Nov iProf IIWhite HI White chairman of the Harvard Athltelnnniiittic I nnniiittic xuve out tonluht the Mrs olllcli 1 information Ilia the Iliirvard athletlo aillnrilliH llnrilliH have made public rctfardlni IIIIrlllulIlI I Criinsons protest of llllKcn and l imsoitwo I two members of the Imversity of Pentsylvinda i sylvinda football siiuad The names ofthepl I l wo men do mil appear In the stateniembin bin lliiri is no doiint Hint they are the 111I I niiii Tlie statement followIn In iw of sliitementK apuearliiK in thpublic public lire reitirdnta Hirvards iirotetof of certain Iliinsylvanla players Ihe chnlimen men of the l hlitlc committee desires to innkthe I the followmi statement of Harvards IHittllll isltlon sltlonHy I Hy the articles of aureenient betvsecn III 1 Fulversity of IenitHylvanla and llnrvnrlists lists of ilayers are to be exchantrcd at leafthree three ucKh before I lie BUIIIC Any objectlo lo Hie eliBibillty id a plnyer must be madwithin I within ten days after his name has been receivid I ceivid tine graduate of each unlversitIs Is to be appointed to act as an arhltrntloicommittee committee to decide all questions arislnunder under the Hicreenir nt Thill arbitration cominillcc I inillcc I to act upon the oblectlon withlifour four days In case of disatreement tharbitration I arbitration committee has power to itppolna a llnrl person lo ad as umpireWhen When the IVnnsvlvnnla MM wns receivent nt Hnrvnrdlhe namos nf two players wornoticed noticed whose cllulbllltv seemed ituestOnable able lo Ih Harvard football mmutKciiHMlKvercisiiiK KvercisiiiK his ntidoiibted rlsht Capt Hilrliat at once forwarded a respectful protest Tinname I name of one of these persons Is apparentto I to he withdrawn Krcnrdlnir the otheperson I person the iiieRllon of hl ellBibllitv iirneupon 1 upon a pprlPitly legitimate dltlerence ornlllIlnll opinion nitli respect to the application of tinclUilillity clUilillity rules The protest linpllen mchnrve chnrve of bad faith in Ihe mailer and Is omwhich which 011 Kb fo be dirusid and settled III nn entirely friendly maiiier TliP nrrntiKenienl nienl lor seiilliii suih cn es provided by tin nrtlclis r ncreeinent irlves no occasion fnrIIrllllhill armiKine bad feelinir or recrilninntlonllnrvnrd llnrvnrd rnpo s to nccep the result of Hie arbllrntion without further discussionTheie Theie I 1 absolutely no intention or deplrfon on Harvards pnrt of w ithdrawlni fronthe the IMIllCvMhlilPiK CvMhlilPiK Vov IThe Harvard football eleven wns put through anotlipr IOIIK hard crimmiure In Ihls afternoons practice inSoldiers Soldiers PiPld nnd Ihe varsity showed ireatIniprovetiiMii IniprovetiiMii in Iis play both offensiveivand and defiiisivcly At limes Ihe learn 1111 IInuelher Inuelher In irruiul style which resulted in toutirams irams In m mlmiies of play divided inio 10 and 2J niinule halves the varsiiy scoredfive five tourhdowps Hnd one safely while thesecond second mored nine on a blocked kick Throm rom of the days work was Hob Ieonarils arils ihirly yard run for touchdown There was more fundline lodnv than on Tuesdiybut but the varsllv recovered the ball in every en Onie durim the sorimmnue after thevarsiiy varsiiy had Iwen ipnall Pd for Ollrlensoftsldp oftsldp ih fi oll lllIok HIP ball on downsbin bin thai was the only lime they stoppd Iheprovress provress or Hie varsity There were someinicivsijtn inicivsijtn chnni u m ihc make up of ihcvarsity varsity eh yen 1111111 ihal were siirinnraiiiPelrce Pelrce v ho is now phiyinR lietier fool billthan than lie IIIH dOle before this season was pmai ai Burrs old pla e ut left cuard Burr Isweak weak in his line playing 111111 fact thaiHarvard Harvard annoi aflord lo have him In Hieline line even with his pumlnt ability Ielrieplayed played riuhi knard before his Injury butKpnl Kpnl rt has ludi iiutilnu up 0 H rOil I IlCh11I11111 uaiiieiii that position to remain there WithIlitrr Ilitrr beinu dioppid from the learn Leonardwas was put IBII k in left halfback in FostersThe pint The iu men are Harvardsb stKkUirs KkUirs and one of them will have to be inihe ihe llnuL omtilnniion iinliiHs Iostr or HnllInipiovc InipiovcSi Si nixKT nv Nov lCapi Uann llaryev yev nnd r nn Dontipnbcri have nm reportedtor I tor tractli e on ihe Itiinti sipind thus farthis I this week Sou Iitinenlier f received nsprained i sprained andle In the Wesleyan Kitnie onSniiirday Sniiirday while Daim and Harvey are lustriMiviriiiK riMiviriiiK from Injuries received a forliiithl iiithl nvn Ihc lasl I wo men will be filiII I loiiiorrnw nnd the former may IH on IIIHeld Held bv lrnlav Tb loam wave the bestexhibit exhibit inn nl football In the xmne Suturdaywith IlIih iscin ihus far during the seasonlliey lliey were oulwelKhed nearly thirty poundsIn I In a man ami llm heiiyy rustles and snappywlliij I wlliij shllls simply wore down ihedefeineMcNnli McNnli is handlliii tljc ball much moreskilfully skilfully mid mtvfullv than earlier in Hm aoti niul Is row playing i ouslsienl tcameMnnre Mnnre ut bidlliik is playing iiheiioinemilball ball und is a loner of sirenelli No hardwork work will be ulven the learn unlit ThursdayIn In order to 111 llie men a chance lo recoverIn In lime lor th mime with Hamilton nextSaturday Saturday lId 10 is ex ded to be the mosiXiililiK XiililiK uane of Hie HfasoliKAKTON KAKTON Nov 1 lnlayelte waspul throuchnn nn unuiially hard prntlce thli afternoonThe i The scrubs ilmd up ntrnlnsi ihe varsity forliver liver loriyflve niinntes and durhiK ihal limeihe ihe scrub seined onie on a fake play whilethe the vanity sored four touchdowns Therubs rubs niio slrciiKihened by Ihu nddilion ofDietrich Dietrich WhelAlom lottan and Coopermil mil pin up a M rolln resistance auaiusl thevarsity varsity nliiick Simmer made several exelleni elleni iiiiarliiliail runs whil Wadsworthplayeo I playeo wiih more stned than be has shownin I in some time MeAver was H trille slow In7itltic 7itltic Marled und Coach Hull was comKlled Klled lo use some stronu lanmiaKe to gelHim Him lo lay the ifame that h is capable ofllver llver sicue the Princeton gatne Cooiier anilloian loian hHVe been playing on ihe scrubs nndit i it Is mil al all certain that these two pluverMill Mill land iheir posulonij for lhc Pennsylvanianame name citiKiriits MIITrrciilUo rrciilUo lommltlrci llepnrt Shuws Sinccsiful ccsiful SraHon for IclropolltsnThe The Mctrnpclliali Distrlnt Crickei Leaguen I hhl IK siiniaiminl IIIPUIIIIK mi Tuesday athe he Cosmopolitan Hold The delegatesireseiii ireseiii were A J n Cook C II K irinithind ind I F Kelly Stateu Island C 111 Inl ieale II IIIh Ion 1 rlnduPr K O Chaleimer eimer nnd I MncpherMin Ihonklyn CII eE E II Itfice F lloyl mid E1 Alwond ICitiKsounty ounty C I II Murlin and W Fenwlckreterati reterati ssociationThe The lepoii of ih execullve commllleeihowed ihowed Hint tlie sason lust ended had benhe he mow successful In yeaisand that a subuniilial uniilial balnnie remained In ih lren uryIh Ih International came against tlie Maryleone one tenm proved to I K the Kreaiest financialniccess niccess of any irame jibiycd IHTPIt It was decided that the prics consistingif of a pennaui lo lie clven to Ihe StalTi IslandC I C as winner of the championship seriesnd ulld trophies lo ihe Inners of he best batInn Inn atid liowlinc nveraKs should beiresintPd iresintPd nl an entertainment to 11 hcHnrliK nrliK IhP winter nnd a ommillee wa apminted minted rorHlslIni of 1 lod ers II Mauleyml 11111111 O Seal lo niiile nil iieicssary arrnntpients ients InyirU Hie winner of the batIIIK IIIK prlp bin tlif winner of tint bmvlini irie is not ye decided tipidi 1 H TallerKitllf of Ihe Brooklyn Nomads finished first In thevcrai lIOrOIM but iiuismiih as charges of insiibnliiiniton nliiiniton in riluslin 10 bowl In Icaitiimicl micl H at Ihl reriiist of his captain werereferrPd referrPd iiralusi him at yesterday s nieetlinfhe he oiiiiiiliiic was of the opinion that Iheuilier uilier should be dealt w llhMl a specinl meeiit 1111 of tJie e ecutlvo coiiiiniitec In be held onrovember rovember n whlh 11111111 Mr Tallersiillnd 111111 the cnpidn of Ihe lemi shoiihl h Hlcda a aliemlIlni Phil H for the adoption nf a Junior tpotinn or HIP league lo comp t In championshipatchcH atchcH fext vpnr were dlIIIP sed and therei I i every Indlrnllnn of llsrenllzntlonAlIi AlIi vslCOIl Mill November I atJid l1IJI Jid ifCta He or tale SpMdlnt ftejl Well M and 118 uuuAd JACOBITE WINS THE REMSE1 ritKft ri TOP U iiiirrv I 1I I t v OIW ov BOIlIIiI I luadrlllr lUcUfd llown tn 7 to 111 UIIIral I rim UUCP eircinilpiimlTambpatlAINtiurrMifiil I NtiurrMifiil Ilrvt rtiolrrM MRMH IturHi I Hi TlioiiHUiiilt Hind IP it lumnltTin Tin fall inictiiiK at Iniunlcii wa concludi yesterday four Iavorltes roinliiK homolilniiiiili III1111I1I111h I lilniiiiili Tin weather was clear butraw IIillII raw wind from the tea made oven the AIIIIIUI I scats lii ilu KIH ml stand lUHomfortahlTlii Tlii feature was ihn Iliiiixtii llanilUiifor i fall twoyearolds uvu null II half Ill rloll ICHdllt Sydney 1aitds Jacobite even with Ipounds Hpnllllll pounds was 11 hot Invnrile bucked down 10I I I in He made nil I IIP rmmliiK And tllIIIllhilill a hard ilnvc inniiaKetl to HtukKT liona a wliniiT liy a riuitn In 1117 I llotmltuKto to I who received thirtyfour pound flomI I I the winner run Mcund but would plohubI ably Im ye trimmed Pawl ueldltiB If nlhlhllil Imd not taken him too wide as hu turned IlltnI the Htretch Willie HhliIdsH YulaKiil l 1111 I ran an improvou race taKimr mint 1I01l1rtlrn three leiixtfis away Hut tin perfonuniKor or Snow second choice hampered by I 11111lJei1I1II1 UvklimliiKt was a bitter disappointmentII II I VutkinttV juadrille bucked 11011III II to III don to 7 to III went home withIh the llrst race U furlong Martin IJltkhlUl him to the Iront a non HS the Held wan nlIIl1lIr away and the on ol lafallo Just breeealohK alohK until hu passed tlu indues a lenvtand and a hnll to the irood Dilihnnan drnvTosciin Tosciin II to I Into tbn place with IlilfetFlornlln Flornlln m to I it poor third jundrillturned turned tie distance In 111The 1Ih The lliiKiiciiot to I Hindi all tliei runninIn In the Hocond event one mile mid n furloiuand and won In a drive by a lenuth In I11IJIlh 2Macbeth Macbeth overlooked at 11 to I ran rleverlwith with u stable hnv Up and nulled the place lhalf half it letiKth Irmu Mnskoday 4 tollriuand III llriuand is In 5 favorite was badly beateiand I and HOWIIH Huckleva well Hiipiiorted at 4 Inirenade II irenade a favorite at 7 to in Mini the IhlldII rave nne mile and a sixteenth In easy lashintHe I He led all the way Under wraps rev ell neveletting letting liiin don with the result ihni htook took bv Ictitflh Yorkshire lnii 100 the race a 0 In I ninnliiL secmil a leiiKth and n Ilftwhlll before flumney Sweep UJK1 from tl Indim II dim ii in ti tll J The Suiiiheriier ran a ifhi I he wished tho season wis at mi end Ihrare rare wall run in 111losl I Massa hacked froni 1 to down to evcimoniv moniv lost thousands for his barkers whithe he ran third In IhlIflli ivenl forthreiyearnlds nlds lilt mile niul u sixteenth Shenandonh s to I was the loader I rum the out net and 11111II In a drive by three parts of a lenuth tronilerrv ilerrv Wernhiir s flitter i to I Mix leimlhbark I bark eame Maura who was shut on nevoratimes times and had hard riiclrii lurk The ruewas I was run In 14i 4iIP IP Holla won the last race for niaideitwoy I twoy irnlilH six furlonuM with 1amtieaH H tn 5 rnvonte dSeill rixlo thl iult IIllhrOil rare jiidument the youiiKMer taking thrare I rare by a enuple of liiiullrt In I 14 1 ti i 1 Whitnoyx ciiiKiiarJ who wont up 010 Iran ran wound after malini nine nf tho parrand and It K I ntklnnH hwell tlrl heavily plnyeiat at It tn Ii WAH third three IOIIKIIIH awaj The time was 114 lo The summariesFIRST FIRST HACKItnpMlo lIndlrAp lor all alNl MJO oddd Is rllrlon 1 111 Ag II I Iorkv IlfItinqQuadlllle3 1 Quadlllle3 IZO IMIII 1111 II I lIuIIAIIUII 61 HI I flnrallu3 10 11I1n II JI I 3 3 1 i I i tI I lIehr 10 1111111 111 41 IINsnrICII NsnrICII II IImllh 41H 101 1lrla3 lrla3 111 Olnt11 111 nIlol lol tulprI3 1I0lielll 1 nI III I Tlm I I 3i i oml OIArt won cull Vlladrllle b 0 1 hI I ItnpMlo Court Dunce ivvnru nnil trilncd h It II lIlklnoI I ArCOW PACKSelllnir I Selllnir for three year oltli and upwar1 S7Uadded I added allowances one mile and an e iflHlrItnrif Itnrif tinil 10 11 Inrltri HritliiiJ FIllI I The lluruenol a ftti Mhler SI 21 I1Macbeth Macbeth l7 Livingston llkl S Ii VX I X Muskortai 1 si Myers ilmherlark mherlark fl IX Dlckson IOu1 4 M 4llrlifiml i llrlifiml I in1 Itiirns Pi 1 SHucklcya I Hucklcya 4 111 Jlnnes 41 5 Rl I lallr Jocclj n V M Sewell 41 H5 7iold I iold Hrald fl OT I Smith nI 51Time h Time I M 2 4iond iond start won driving The Huguenot Ill eancd oiled bv KnlRhlnf llllcrslleMoss Hose nuned I 1 M KcllJ trained by 1 H HillTiinm Tiinm IUCESelling Selling for three year olds and upward 57Oadded 1i i added allowances one mile and a slxlecnlhlloraf lloraf nnrt Ace 111 JofJifj Itftlng Jlnirenad irenad I IH Srvvcll 7in l 4 III I Yorkshire Uiilt US Prrrlne rti 75 2Chimney Chimney Sweep3 B3 Hnrner u2 even ali illpln fl Nutter 101 KM 4iheSonllierner4 fi tI i iheSonllierner4 104 UlcUson 71 21 5Time Time 1 IDiood I iood starl won easily Jrenade b r 4 In StfiatlenTurmoil I fiatlenTurmoil owned and trained hy J II MeCormlck Cormlck rotnTH IIACEliemsen liemsen Handicap for two year oldsSlSOoaddcdlive tnI IIJW live ri tn half furlongsllarit llarit unit fir Hl lockm Itrtttng FillIocoblte2 Jacobite 12fl 1 Jones 45 13 IhlIrmltol2 llermltnge2 fli Soller il 75Yalacal2 2Y3Ialol2 Yalacal2 inn lilrliiion 151 fI sXlenap2 Xlenap2 110 ONeill d 21 1 61no 4Snow2 Snow2 113 Martin 71 115 sllector2 llector2 04 Siwell 121 41Commune2 IIlommunt2 Commune2 100 Miller 151 Il 7Time Time t07 21iood iood start won drlvtn Jncoblle h c 2 hyjoldtn joldtn inrter llnrn Mai owneil hy SyunevIairei Iairei Iralneil L A J JnynerFlfrn Flfrn IUOKSelllnir Selllnir for three yearolds I i addrd allowance ance one mile ind a hlxteentlillanrant llanrant tt II oiAi llrtnnt nilhIIAoII1 Shnnniloah H IH 1I11r KI il Ifuller fuller US 11 Smith VI 21lassn3 lassn3 IU3 StWiOI iven 12 aui 0111 sistii 3 11 I Martin ri 21I 4tiolililiut tiolililiut a ini sinnnir st 111I11 3nllnmny I nllnmny 3 ln1 llnmanelll JIM 71 0KohmekaH KohmekaH in1 Nolter is i ii 7Time Time 117 Iood GOal start vioit dtlvlnf SlienanUoah br r 3liy I liy Uutustrit Milsun owned Ii L A Clilniitralnrd tralnrd by P T CliinnSIXTH SIXTH lucr1or I 1or maiden teo rnr old to carrv 112 poundsMi Mi milled sli fiirlnmsiirtr iirtr itwij ti II tnrkm Hrillng IlnTiimliiui2 I Tiimliiui2 112 tiNelll sn ii iVanuKtril VanuKtril 2 112 Miller 71 42 21Saell Saell ilrl2 luti Mnrtln IIJ even 3IrmioAtr IrmioAtr 2 112 Hrluirson 101 121 4Hn 111001 Scut 2 I1 Llunis H 21TariM 5Tartar Tartar 2 112 llcsun Iln1 3111 nmm mm Ikiiiaxtar2 IKI Iliirhanan 71 sa 7ismlalsv ismlalsv 2 IKl SVIII 401 201MdssHi MdssHi IIM KoniKlhlll Hrl I I 11tiilOlun tiilOlun Irl tireill IIXII H piTime Time 111 1ftiool iool stin won casll rhlhou b c 2 bvIlnnhau Ilnnhau TainnracK owned l llollur linliirilbv I bv U llnlhirAiiiicduct I Aiiiicduct lntrlcB for TodajIlrst Ilrst HareTor all aces handicap neven furXeala I Inn itSZIII Xeala Ill llrinn 112lilnitte lilnitte IIU Irliur SllvrrniintK inNew I New Mnwn llnj ms Cloten 1O jlames 1 lames Kcddlcu ItXl IJnkednm mSterllm Sterllm ton IharIIlIlh leiItiith I Itiith I vriiMeililllnir Daisy 112rcoml I rcoml Itace Tor thiec year olds and upwardFclllin Fclllin one mileCol I Col U nlli Oft Nnrbilry ion Ianliiui IU3 Uncnal imllenlila llenlila til KIIIK Hose ituIsraelite i Israelite Ino Anitiew Macli 105Massa I Massa ti5 ImiNtielo II 110I I Hiadlcv s Pel us Martinmas usVachtlnc Vachtlnc tilrl MiIlilnlllucr I Ililnlllucr Tlie llellimsc Inriwo year oldF lfiiiliitikCs I fiiiliitikCsrkln rkln IH Itcldmiiore 107Xostioimi Xostioimi 112 MeriliiKo 117HellMililccr i HellMililccr 1112 Ijiiieasirlnn 107Mstlcss Mstlcss inruurlli I ruurlli Itaee The Atpieducl Hrndlcap for allnices nices one titie mid i 1 sliiienitrOrmnmlcs I Ormnmlcs Klicin Ill Cnlonlalfilrl 124Miss Miss Cinw fnril 1113 lociiml 111I I Hart News its Ciy Mdlil UIHlioldltnsr lioldltnsr w Siiitir I lue in Alma Hufoiir IP iliivinliV Hiuch 122Ililblllltl Ililblllltl Ill Mlvlli I2SLcdirsiuim Lcdirsiuim titriflh I riflh Itiue rill tin iar oUls rtllne one milelied lied Ioi 0l Slllille IllS Iol While 1112 lane I II imIlirrhellu Ilirrhellu IOJ HAikle 1113IrliUrti I IrliUrti vi ISoycroli utMildlie Mildlie 113 lll7le DMIsiiijiiiian Isiiijiiiian tio llovntar IUJIilrlllilIM ir llrllln IIH Iaily Ulllsnu nuiisiiclil uiisiiclil I 01 Vachtlni Jlrl 114liivlnC liivlnC ti7 Vnda uMvlh Mvlh Hnce 1iirlwo car mil IIUIis live fnrliincsMcildlliii I Mcildlliii Hais In7 Iainela III Mnllleliniiiiiiiu li7TheSlnale KIlliiciini I lliiciini 100 Caprice 107vlarvplf vlarvplf 1071 Miss Iolni 107hieVlatnle I hieVlatnle HO Loiuf jjj WI kli tll1ri IoI I lelmie 107 llsilliutard loovcllleHuin I vcllleHuin Inu Iamoiine 112Ioollnll I Ioollnll otcsMiner Miner feellnj his liccn stirred up at IVnrsylanli I anli by Harvirds protist id IninisnnIliMu IliMu nbiMifer tin1 Ynle left Etfird Is linprovmi i mi Tliere was room for II iillir the way Ilic solHers Hers riitiined Ilirniuli ihil nlde ol ih llmASNAIOlts ASNAIOlts rvov 1 Tile Mldshljinien defeatedhe he team nl till Imtlleshlp Missouri the champlnnHif if Ihe North Atlantic fleet here lllU a H moon bv acore core of 11 lo II I The Stevnif Imtlllulr fnollmll team met andWealed i Wealed Ihe team reprocnllne Coltimbta Lawicliool icliool In llnhnken mtttilay In n clmeh coniMed I iMed came h n morr of H 10 nWhat What If the IrlncMon Mivep tin have 10 drtM aood I 1 ood vvu from ttn illd since tin ilublunse hiirniulow low n ale plivrs alivnyn have Iad lo do Ihlolrhlln lilln fniii Hie it Mil to Ihe Olrt and hack agnlnAt I 11 lfI1 eM At Harden riyvrHerd Iordham Irep rieraieil raieil St 1iidssiTond tram hy the score nf ft to 6I 1 vvjuaelosely finiEht rotitefitanil though each tidecored I cored A touchdown tordham played me strongerame ame and kept the ball In their opponents i rrlnn I 101 dtirlne the entire ncnml half Hallhaekihankey ihankey scored the first touchdown and Cant I lortran sood kick gave Fordham the polal thatron ron the came iIMKKY Wit 111 llImtr MilHmlltt II timtih mill J M Mnrlln AIIllrdIJllrkrr Hacker ro Identicalj j The slewaril of the Jamaica meeting ha1referred referred thp FreckmniiCatitrncl rlnlllra cam lo DIP Jockey Club for further actloTin1 Tin1 horse Kreckmati WOI In the carp of Ih IUilierloiiH all day yesterday an t hoy recelvia a wire from the police a Western cityhold tllhnltl hold the racer until II II Dunn from whomhI he was slolen nt Oakland last Februarcould could have him further Identified TlIlnkprl Ilnkprl had a photograph of tho mygtprloij j It Smith of Hawthorne Chlciiirn whobelieved IsIII believed lo be the f miner of tho schemethcpaddock InI thcpaddock yeHlerduy and when Hjvassliowlo lo the men who saw I S Martin pay Ihufnlihl freight bill for the transputtatlon of the hop 1I l I mm Sheepshead Day to till rnc track OilIollelo Monday they declared positively I hilLI i Martin and Htiilth VVITP IdenticalIf If there had been any ground for ninklnan an arrest this man would have been urnlihrby by the Ilnkertons on Monday before heIIjIrell I hoarded train at Hie Irani Central Staticfor for ilutralo where the detectives lost nilI i tnuis of him The race track ufltcUu IwldI I a further iminiry yesUrdny bvtwiivn Ihl races and were somewhat Hiirjirltted at HIhuldncxs huldncxs of one of the IICIMOCK IlIIpll i3ldwhln when he declared I hit he really owned hui i horse with the painted leu and forehead uI i he has bought and bald for him HP evei i minted to make u bet of 200 with Hey moiir Hutler the head Ilnkerton sleuliI I Hint hu would have lreckman In his pox session by lonlKht after which he coclie I his bead on one hide and startled the stewardwith with this sallyi i ienls Ise a Hal fooled hustler and a ernishoolfn shoolfn non of a gun I fill An 1 HP no foolI I The Inwards evidently did not care frI furl her informal from HIP negro as he111l I was promptly dismissedWillie Willie Ivnapp who has been runnings IIOfltlrnl I rnce all tho year with Frank ONeill for uaddlhonors honors on tlm local tracks will leave lodalor I lor California where he will rldn all winterKIIIIPP I KIIIIPP Is timliT imtrnct lo W II Jennlnirfor for Hie coudnir campaign on the Count but IHwill will pi nimbly he retained by onn of the hitmen tallies In ih Kast nejti spring when he will cmne buck fill nllllllwr try for laurels 11111 mile two more winners yesterday He headthe the list ot winnlnic jockeys for the lutpnlciHireling Hireling iusi closed with in winners Knapiis is second null 14I I A ernberi purchased Danker nmHector Hector from lames inlway yesterday amJack Jack MHilmdx claimed Chimney Sweep OIlLof I of Ihe ildrd race Irom It H McCarier IotlerMcllnnls Mcllnnls would have been Jinnun rlcheif if Hcrndlauc hud beaten Jninbitn In Iho1fIII1I Ifemsiti IbitidlciipI I I here ivncn Mnry in circnlallon nmonc thlhonklllnkr bookmakers ycstcrdny lo Ihe effect that Sollchtciibtclnand I llchtciibtclnand Sam Frank members of Hi1MPIH MPIH had inilnlijnil in a iicrsnnnl enrotuimin in the clubhouse of the orKaninllon Tnesd1niuhl niuhl From all accounts Ihe decision shoilhhnvebeen hnvebeen a liru w ill spile nf ihe fad Hull II hntllp of Ink cul somilhlni of a Inure upoione one or the combaanls before Ihe byslanderi inierferedFrank Frank Tyler ihe Humming Illrcl after II11fIl1 successful year nn Ihe block will leave furI I Texas on a liuiilltiK trip dheclly nfier tinAipieiluct I Aipieiluct nicetliiK which opens today foia a Hission of twelve daysNo No horse was backed wilh so much conIlilence I Ililence as was H T tinfllns Mnssa in Hullflh llflh race yesterday lie opened nl 11 to 1lint lint Ihe money was wagered In such iiuantities I ties llml he plnfrs were taking n to in aIIIIImII1 moment before Hie horses lefi HIP post Kvervplunger plunger IIf importance had n hilt her down aniltin 111111 would have received a terrific joli I If the Masetio uclding had won llui Massndid I did not begin to run his race although hiHUM I HUM with a nunibT of serious obstaclesIt It wnsesilimned thai he burned up all of Jlnonun nun of which neaily n third cinno from tinclubhouse clubhouseIt It turned nut Hint 1 Irani lvmati wonSHOo SHOo on Cousin Kale the winner of the lastrace race on Tuesday lyman was n loser on theearwhen earwhen the llelmont Irk meeting closedInn Inn slnie then he has pulled out and is nowwell well nhriri He look JloKi from tho bookon on Ihe success of the Hugii not n tho secondrnce I rnce yesterday lady Jte IYllk who ranunplaced unplaced in ihi eveni was backed fr01lldU1I1l hdown down to 7 lo 2 and carried more bakinithan than any other starter Macbeth who ransecond second at tr lo I should have been played I on his last performance when he ran secondl I III lack mng ai n mile and a ipiarter Dillthe I the wis IIIn passed him upiiie iiie Hunt money was bet on Swell flirlIn I In Hie Insi rae nnd Jnck Martin rodu her forall I all he was worth Hut there was some mornrisht risht money on Tmnheaii who proved muchthe I the best H M leglcrH lloyal Scoiacoli by Ititi Slroine lady Hope was a uppos dijnoil ijnoil thing 1111 his event but ho fnlled lo makawood wood II 1 Whitneys Vanguard vvlihMiller Miller up wa overlooked In Ills previousnu I nu es he vvn ridden by H lolmson but Millershandling II I handling showed a vast improvement in ihccoils coils formJuadrllle Juadrllle ran Ids best rnce of Ihe seasonHe He handled 120 pounilH nicely concedinif tenlo I lo Toucan and fifteen tn Iloraha HIP otherplaced placed horses with consummate case Itlooks looks as if he would be a hard horse to beatIn I In the sprints ai Aiinedtict as he has gottenover j over Ins old tendency to run outGOIF i GOIFSlli Slli s icorclanna Illshop leiilt thp Tournament ment nt Wee HumDead Dead leavpf were an acency without Ihpnialch nialch much In evidence nl ihn Wee llurniolf iolf Club yesierday for the galp sent them I scurrying across HIP greens In a mannerbaffling baffling to the pullers This made iho scoruof I of Miss icnrKlanna lllshop who led HIP ipialilying I lying round In the womens Invllation tournament ment hompwhat Iwller than the ni looks onpiper piper The nine hole round Is of 2775 yardsand and Ihe womens record Is 8 held by MltsI I lna Capen Miss Capen was second yesterday day wilh 1114 The foursome gross prize waswon won by Miss llisbop and Miss Capen whileMrs I Mrs llairls and Mrs iranni won the netlirliM lirliM The sunimnryJuallfv i Juallfv nt lloiiml Miss ienrtlamia IllsliopHronklawn Hronklawn 47 10 IU Ml s Kdnn Caprn Weellurn llurn SI 53 101 x It s White Sew HavenM 651 113 Mrs A H Harris Apawamls 511 57 llflMrs Mrs Urannls Waletliury 50 57 IIH Mm T 0lilies lilies Wer llurn S3 at lid Mr A A WhileNassau Nassau n1 m 121 Mrs II H Clirk Apawamln 17 SO 113 Mrs II C Polter Wee llurn 0105 138Miss Miss Florence Pill Vci Hum OS 113lJ MrsHoward Howard Morton Ialrlleld 70 8128 Mlsn HartNew New Haven 13 1C is Miss ChAmhrrlAl1IIIIIIn Newllnven llnven M 13 1211 MNi H s Porter New IIAInt 71 Ml 112 Mlss iva lloyt Wee llurn 73 70 IIUMiss Miss Sadie Williams U re Hum 07 71 I3X MissllliKlo llliKlo Wee Burn SI O 1117 Mrs W n HarkleyVec Vec Hum U 51 158 No cards Mrs DelallcldMiss Miss Howe Miss M CrlmmlnsFdiltsome lIr ul H aC Fdiltsome Handicap Mm A H Harris andMm Mm Urannls IIS 12 IM Miss O Illshon and MissDilim ln ln a mI Dilim Capen Ilio Z Ito Mm 11 II Clnrk and MrsI I 1 lIar hy 110 tl ion Mrs Potter and MmMorton Morton 125 HI tol Miss Porter and Mrs II MWhite White 130 14 tin MNs K 1llt and Miss Chamberlain lain 117 i il4 120 Mis S Williams do nrt Mrs A HWhite White 145 18 127 No cards Mm Drlatleld anilMiss Miss Mildred Crlmmlns Mrs Digit and MlM Hartllesldes llesldes the match play lodny them willhe he puiilnc and approachlnif conlPRiB Thomens I mens committee included Charles H SeelyI I II Klinendorf and ieoree Icnklns Therewas was a dance ai the club last nltchtThe The house hevond ihe twelfth tee at HIPFov Fov Hills iolf Club has lx en leased by Ihedub dub as an nmiV this winter for the skatersnnd nnd curlers The house Is on the banks ofihc ihc pond used for the Ice sports and will hiu u once nliered into a comfortable buildlnitlor lor the members Cnrline Is to be taken upHim Him vunier for Hie llrst time but Ihe membersluul luul Krcal stmri lisi winter at skating andcoustlmr coustlmr Th hillv niinre of the links slvessome some lone runs for the coasters withoutInicrleriiii Inicrleriiii vvllh tin wintei Kiilf courseThere There Is n close race beiween Isspx CountyMouldHr MouldHr nnd Morris County for the lennitrophy trophy of Ihe Xew lersey olf leacue whileDalliisrnl Dalliisrnl bus a No a chance If III learn caneel eel dates to plnv Us matches Knidewnodnnd nnd North lerMv nrc nut of the riinnlni lorIlls Ills plnce bin llml four of Ihc six lennis inHie Hie combiniiion should still have a showlor lor the irophv reveals how close and InterpMinir pMinir have been the conicsiH Dnltusrolsfiiilure fiiilure in Keep us Mlicilnled cuirnttiiiciitslius lius prevenicd ihn rlnslnir of HIP series on Hiebills bills announced but the comlnir matrhiSwill will i loir up tin1 MiimiioH on SulurdiyItilnirol Itilnirol iilnvs nl Mititclnlr and on cicitlondav dav llHliusrol will play two matches withMorris Morris l ouniyMiss Miss lulin A Mix who won Hip till nlKnulewnod Knulewnod list week Ion iri ihe wniiien schnniiilonship chnniiilonship of Hie UnliiisrorCiolf Clubyesicnhivln icnhivln iiind JloMrs N Iendleion HopernMr Mr 1illnwes Morvan put MM Mrs AdrianHiker Hiker who on Saturday won at tho Newarkliolfclub liolfclub lodnys final at Dilttisrol will bont nt thirtysit hole IlrmehallSecretary Secretary Knnvvles of the New York Nallonals llonals icceived an order yeslerlay from arnoler rnoler for two senson liooks for neJt yearlhn lhn router vtants the bnnlsassonn as IIP rannet net them fnr he wrote that hi wanted tnnaUe naUe t hristmi presents ol them If thelionks lionks vvmiKI not be reedy an order from ImVew Vew York Club Hun would see lo their brinelellvored lellvored as soon us ready would do Just nsA A ell Knowles will sec that either the booksir ir the order NTH reidy for hnstnimManiitcr Maniitcr Mctiraw of the New orVs conInns Inns Hie repori that lie la lo retire fromiiseball iiseball for H while Ilo will not do anynore nore managing unlll t he winter Is overHAN HAN FIUNUISKO Nov i Hoy Jlltt HIPiromUliiK iromUliiK suiithpaw mi HIP pay roll of thesan san Francisco club has been disposed of tolie lie New York American Iiencup Club Illnecdnl ecdnl of twenty names won out of thirtyniched niched in cerlsinly a fine one The amountlaid laid for his release was not disclosed but 12000 Is undentood to be the prlc MTIMIIIIIIM MMakes Makes Light Work of Heavy LoadsElectric Electric Trucks turn to theright right or left atari or backwhile while horses are settling intheir their collars Always dependable pendableVehicle Vehicle Equipment CoLong Long Idand City New York OPPORTUNITIESTwenty Twenty how DrCAIVILIK T intyfnui liorsiValtrri Valtrri j llnrrani 19110CIIIIACS CIIIIACS ALL Models SOD to VKHMilieu Milieu horhr lUmblrr II Uu new lin Twenty four IIOIMC MOM tluu llcnniili n i OldsmnlillDelivery Delivery Uayim IVI Innhnrdn l7Wl l l 1icrless less tiunlv four IIOTM SI4HU Uicoriiolille IIVX1Franklin Franklin HJO 1ord 1375 mher uniisuul opKirllnlUcii llnlUcii Tires Hoillcs etc cheap account lieIIIIOIVAV IIIIOIVAV AiTOMniiuK IVCIIAKis is tn MS csv 4Sih rTlic cnurcliTl Tl IIFJockey Jockey Glub9A A Q L E DU CT IToDay ToDayi i At 2 r 11 with K uparUIInn fnitorei ImlmlIn In lh threat nprnlng nltricllonTHE THE AQUEDUCTHANDICAP HANDICAPJICSIC JICSIC IIV fANIHCICS HAMTrains Trains leave fool of fast U4lh st at 1050 A VII3VI I3VI I 4ii I2SU IOO I 21 1ml I VI P M nml fromIlottmsli Ilottmsli av il 1102 llin A M 12 11 I2TI iZli 1251 lon 115 rV 212 P M All riaihiiHh Ktrains trains stop at osiiaml av anil rant NW Yorknnnms nnnms AND cvitui vcicsHahylnn Hahylnn I I N V Nov 2s I1MIITroltlnc Troltlnc mare Mircuiil laid up over a ear withrlnibone rlnibone IHed and hllsiered with no resuh usedSave Save Ilic Home and she Is competclv cured 1 had a roan mare with two splint dead lameCured Cured her with Save the Horse ims pcrfeedsound sound i v srhovtiI5O I5O all dealers Send for copy of iciicranlcebooklet booklet on all lameness and lettersTKOY TKOY CHIIMICVI CO Hlngliiimton N vFIVK FIVK THOrriNT AND IAMIIV mlisIVi IVi tn 16 Hands sounil krntle nllablc fimlltiroKr tiroKr hordes can show mile from 211 o 40Satisfactory Satisfactory trial to list speed soundness drUIniqualities qualities McKMOHTS STAHIKSC C VKST 40TII XI Ml liKOADWAV1ni 1ni symptom lilinliUe Ue cure unilrr a rUIn eiminntc AclMcc IltlrVet Vet Dept X IIMK C1IKMIC l rMITruy Truy New YorkKLK KLK i in in i CMI sw isltj ltj Trollr litnips Track nn aCtiMr CtiMr at lie Iont of a HIMA A Went Hide avenue trolley cur ran nwnyon on tho MontRCinory wtreol hill west of theHudson Hudson Houlevnrd in Jersey City yp toriluy iluy morning and jumped the track at thecurve curve opposite the Holy Xiune CemeteryHio Hio oar bumped over the Btreet ravctnentcrashed crashed nRint a tolegrnph pole nnd stni oilat at the curb Eleven 1erronn were injuredFour Four wore sent to tlm city Imsltnl Theyweo weo able lo leave the institution later inthe the dayMotorman Motorman Jitine ONeill tool the cardown down the incline at a lively sced An honeared neared West Side avpntU1 wliero the linuturns turns from a westerly to n houtlieily direction tion he ap lie l the air I rake but it didntwork work 1uo cnr scruck the curve continued tinued townvd the cemetery and passengerswere were hurled from their neatH as tho side oftho tho car rubbed against tho telegraph poleWidows Widows were smashed and flying glassfell fell in a Slower on the struggling imis inthe the aisle Henry Iawlor tlie conductorwax wax thrown from the rear platform andtwo two or three pa engers landed on himHo Ho was pielted up unconsrimi and bleedingfrom from a severe M alt woundThe The injured were John Killen nnd hisson son John Jr both of wn aynn streetKdward Kdward ApDlegate ol 32 Henry street andConductor Conductor Ijiwlor all of whom were tokento to tho city hospital and Villinm IVimes of 88 rnlisade avenue Walter Manning of 030Newark Newark avenue John Kiley of fli lonnelHvontie Hvontie Thomas Coyne of M Magnoliauvenuo uvenuo William Burns of 38 Nonkirk streetThomas Thomas l anny of 78 Thome street andArthur Arthur K UOUH of 10l Storm avetuipTrolley Trolley curs have jumped the trackpavoral pavoral times at this curve and it U saidthat that an order will be issued to rnoloriiiento to uso greater caution in running their carsdown down tie western slope of the hillwrsr wrsr sror riss i voui no vCourt Court Kaj IMterson Should ll a Dilc forAliolljlilnc Aliolljlilnc tile NilHiincoTBKNTOK TBKNTOK N J Nov 1 ViccChancellorSiemens Siemens tiled nn opinion toilny dismissingthe the Cross bill and part of tho answer lilpdby by tho city of Pnterson in the suit for damngos ngos brought against the city for pollutionof of the Pansnic Hiver by property ownersof of the Passaio Valley Tho decision of theViceChancellor ViceChancellor eliminates from consideration tion in tho suit several questions sought tobe be interposed a n defence Among theseare are thn alleged illegal diversion of thewaters waters of tho Iassaie by the Knst JerseyWater Water Company to supply tho city of Newark ark and tho construction of n dam by theDundee Dundee Water Comuany which it WHScharged charged had materially Iiminished the Howof of the riverIn In dismissing parts of the defendantsanswer answer tho Court holds hat Puterson shouldbe be compelled to state definitely whethertho tho pollution of tho river is to I o terminatednnd nnd if so should fix a definite time withinwhich which tho nuisance will bo abolished Ifthis this is not dono it i held that damagesdiouUi diouUi lo assessed upon the basis of a ermanetit manetit injury to the complainantsIIYMIV IIYMIV f oirv nKTifrivKMulched Mulched Saloon anil llndTvio Men VrrrncOMho Mho She SnjH Vttackril HerMrs Mrs Anna Eriwon a widow who livesat at 401 Rast Kighteenth street ratthed thoarrest arrest yesterday of John Mahoney of 10tast tast Nineteenth street and liobert Mooronf nf 407 tost Eighteenth street When theywere were arraigned in the Vorkville policerourt rourt she said that at 1 oVIoil Hundavmomlfg momlfg two men broke into her roomnnd nnd after partly choking her aHsaulledher her Tlioy threatened to kill her and herson son who was in bed with her if they madeui ui outcry On leaving her rooms one of the mmnhosaii nhosaii took XI cents from her ross pocket ISho Sho was too badly frightened to rai o an ialarm alarm until after the men hal left Thonext next day nho reported to the police of thoEast East Twentysecond street station butLhe Lhe police were unnblo to Iml tho menThere There Is a paloon on the ground lloor oftho tho house in which Mrs Ericnon lives andho ho kept watch on the men who freoticntIho Iho plucsi Hho called on Policeman Onlyyesterday yesterday to arrest Moore nnd Mahoneysaying saying that she recognlod them as heriseailant iseailantT T ie prinonern were held in IMX bailMici Mici for examination tomorrow BARGAIN HOUSEThe The iot where IOSSBH linow no llmllinnd nnd where lMi LIT CLUMlANOISiirr TlriIjinl Ijinl anil All thr Tlmu tile sole otilcctOiuiiTH OiuiiTH id over Itti AiiloiiKitillis have INSTIIILnil STIIILnil us to refuse SO rrnconablc orTrr1llemenibfr llemenibfr tlirrc Mount fach iiiir entire Mlblock block lone jilninnl full of llunatioiilM and TourInc Inc Cam Ml Ipto ilatc Irrfcct lOdl nmimv imv siiMlel CVIIIIY UNi of which we rin HTCrrimi rrimi lnon iu fiiMiid tirliiu ihclr utir ValueOur Our liCMONSTK vrolts Inntrucl nil 1urcmscrJ J IIDi IIDiWILLISS A f TO ii otii i K ix iiNtr 17 Inrli Ilncf tliriiiitu to 11 Murray St1IANOS 1IANOS AND ORGANSEvery Every Piano evcntuallyfinds finds a home butnot not every Pianois is worthy ofyour your homeare are worthy of theHiflhcsfi Hiflhcsfi Honorthat that I lie richest surroundings ings or Ilic most culturedmusical musical associations cangive give them Musical anihorHicsJ ihorHicsJ ast and presenthave have attested their ivorth 125000 Pianns sold unquestionably questionably proves theirworth worth Nearly threequarters quarters of a century ofPiano Piano study and Pianomanufacture manufacture guaranteestheir their worth B ey ondquestion question Ttc Fischeris is the Piano for your homeand and terms supplied ont t quest and old Pianos or Organs gans taken as part paymentImrttlicM ImrttlicM nur new longlimeRniiillpitymrnt Rniiillpitymrnt plitnJ J C FISCHER 164 Fifth Avenuenear 22d Stand and 08 West 125th StNew New YorkBBBBBBHHHiHBHBBj BBBBBBHHHiHBHBBjPI PI xxos soui AT MAMTAcrfunns inicnst t sel fprlztitii taken In nnri uavment 990 100 J123Unrcioonn Unrcioonn S K llth St New YorkHrooklyn Hrooklyn 53HMO Itiluin streetmrafTTXTTVT mrafTTXTTVT nt rent a poor ilano RENTING Annneri mae reTiT TiT A TMrtO PIANOS of line tone to selectJL JL 1A1NLO from Sonic at 3 month Many v imrlins n used PianosJAMES JAMES HOLMSTROM 23 E I4TH STRELIABLE RELIABLE CONNOR PI ANbsTKaU KaU and rent casv terms catalocuen mailed freentANCIS ntANCIS rONXOH Manfr 4 Hast 42il StSMML SMML riHKiHT PIANO JIO irnocl for betinner tinner easy payments VISSNKH 2S Kast llthPIANOS PIANOS TO HUNT 3 lPWAHlWlSSNnil WlSSNnil 2i HAST MTII STI I NIIIIOKKIIS SVIRSlTT lTT rililSKlVinci 70 Ikmcr sells liTT1iir 1iir piiihrokcr on d itis o hilnwill nnredecincd decincd wtlches dLiiiHiiuS Jtvelry of ivry llirdhllv hllv rvare iiienrmi Instruments anJ phdtfrN ofi i ier drsriliilltin plfilirril tirlor to ditis and tindirililiet ililiet nuinhirs sperltKct both Inclusive also allolicr olicr ones resiivid froi i picvlois silisNov Nov 2 IrderM Alirnliam Jcnilro o Order M Hi niMi in V7I li M 121th StM M nlediriK prior Oct n II M In No B mNnv Nnv 1 Onli r II SITII lin Bin av clolhliiAc Ac iihUueil orlur Oct 21 IJOINm Nm tiOnlor C Ijinit f Io 6KS cth av allUlidefs Ulidefs tutor Scii I Ili4 to No 4S005 also Nosiryi1 iryi1 stW4 aiwi wain vi7 msi mvi9 snNov Nov 0 ami 7 Order f Kellnr 2213 Kill i allnlcditts nlcditts prlnr Oct fl lt M iu No litMS all olderitnli1 itnli1 also Pile lot of fursNo No ti Onler Slinnsop A Co Ill formeily1S 1S HIAITJ clothliitf tr pUdccd prior Xm 1lloi lloi Nov NOnerM Uriirkllnrr 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llrooUlynNo No l ciollilne Chai Weaver 72it loth avNov Nov 7 IcwHn M irltlefeld IlrooklynNnv Nnv sCloihlnif V Gluck A Sons H2ii 3d avml ml I Vclvtit crirer IMI id avIOlMt IOlMtlST lST VAIrvilU HOC Ske nlron head iliutt stuh tall Mearlnir n liack blanketrlmined rlmined lih ml lapc ansuerlnt to name of Jacknod nod reward Inquire IIIUiS k IOTTKH 7HSIroadvay Iroadvay N lltlllard1nilinr 1nilinr to cot nn n match ith Joorsr Sloon on Vllllo Hnjipc who KOOH to pirH o pinyn n 1110 bllliiiril nriiflMnicH thirc 1ms ISHUIX RiiullctiK iiullctiK in ilnv Mwurlio ViKnnux for llnuirldH uirldH rhninrilcnslilii fit IS Inch bnlkllnpme me h t 11 lie hn dopomtMl IiW with theliini liini ICKlialkiM ilpnlcr i omimny n norfolt orfolt IKIIIX i tli champion nt isimil mil must nctppt llupint challenge or handivcr ivcr the trophy IMN VM iHiiirrioHi i American Art GalleriesI I nWliem Square South New YrrkOne One Week Only Nov 1 to 8Wtek Wtek D y SundayAfternoon 0 A Mto AfternoonZtoOOClocU to c r M ZtoOOClocUThe The Collier Collectionof of Original WorksBy By DlitlnaulihrJAmerican American Paintersand and IllustratorsA A 0 Froit Chirlet Dana CltuonF F XJ C L xendecktr Mtxfleld ParrlihEdward Edward P nfleld Howard PjrloFrcdtrlc Frcdtrlc Remlnjton Jeule Willcox SmithAnd And OthenADMISSION ADMISSION FIFTY CENTSAmerican American Art AssociationManager ManagerJUST JUST OFF SI3AVThe The Lawrence Ellis Salericnant ricnant JlilioRan I uriui In nil theold old shapcx ind of all pirlmlv ullh numerousother other nrtlcles of f inMilin raliliifiiiRlvlne Rlvlne full description mulled on niipllcalion lion Sale ilH toitiv Hi morrow andSatiuda Satiuda Voviinlier Id 3d mil till nt IUI I MSALE SALE BEGINS TODAY at230PM 1 SHANNON AnctloncrrIlANON IlANON AM OIKJANHlrt lrt to 3d A r Snth In Illllhnitos nitosLast Last ChanceDont Dont DelayCome Come today urc for thr rush nan heentremendous tremendous and there arc nly a few leftSale Sale Ends Saturday liveningNovember November 4thLAST LAST 3 DAYSof of the Great Sale ofWALTERS WALTERS 1 a Week 350 Walters PianosF F rf 4 C Including stoolo o ftlf JL r iJr nd coveron on the very easy terms ot 5 Down and 1 Weekwhich which represents aoouiHalf Half Real ValueWalters Walters Pianos are builtlo lo last a lifetimePianos Pianos which do not heuln to compare nunthe the Walters are licltur eltercd hy other atprices prices rnnclnz from I3JO lo s cashPianos Pianos Delivered tt Your Home on Pcyinrnt inrnt of 5 10 Years GuaranteeInserted Inserted In ellt letters on tlie Inside top lidof of every Walters IlanoPome Pome and select one or these plannMo divExchflimC ExchflimC our d piano for a beiuitlNu Nu interest ctiarqed for time takenIn In making payments No Insuranceand and no extras whatever Wegive give our customers the buncflts otour our Immense output and great purchasing chasing powerAITiilS AITiilS PIANOS nre duel with thurenowncil renowncil lonclaslln actions Hesl m tiworld world iuaranteed for 2 cArsWAITiils WAITiils IlANOS nro ically rnnscrpieces pieces of nani construcllunWAlTKItS WAlTKItS IlVNOS inhoily all tnlatest latest ImprovementsIpon Ipon rcncst we will sriui rrnrr rrWnrrrooms Wnrrrooms 1rd I 1Mlf Mlf I hi I ti IM fPiilJivjlUtetn lUtetn to sa Wesl 311IIKIP IIKIP WANTIHM VlilltAIITC lltAIITCMV MV WITH rvicii i ii iiiM M IMCI rivr uiirr IMMMtCi tCi IIMKHIUNTI IN S JINnil l IHCKillT l l viKROI iKROI IlllVATIMAlt ll n I Ml iKIIMINXL KIIMINXL II MlltOM i u MTVIIIIKS IIIIKS AS iM c n MVllll Vllll i Dlt Vdlil I Mil I i Iv v mi ii MI wrni n IIIIM niivnw soiicrrri Ainiirui ui i IITII rrWANTHI WANTHI Offtcc tov anil nrss ieiiMinliiiui iiMinliiiui 17 lirliu urltirn n IirciK Mareil areil tottorU hourv sr M m Til2S 2S ill tier month lloom r m iMK MK and In ys wantcil tn nrn S l 1nonihs nonihs InMriiUon IMMIUIV finnnltlnti nltlnti half pMcr i dus nni in1IMMIIP IMMIIP i SilliiiLS 11111111Inclnnail Inclnnail r Si l MS 1 n i rmi iriciiivi riciiivi Aiinii AMI i innCAI CAI MirillOIIS l lII I TltlN AS tANil 1111 s M i I I lIII III SflCltIN 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I I 1 THK SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1905 un REAL ESTATE MARKETMM II MM V Ti IlIlTSIn8 4 t TMIV LOTSI 111111111111 III nllr SltMiinnl t1uanurIIH 4 Ii1Il rIIH Miinnl Sn laiMVMtTwentJi t VNII IlniU a New nntr1Iott 11011 111 a llniHii In Klxtynflh Itpi znofn N It ntiinrnt was noted yeIn tin iiinllnnry realty movL In hllll i r mi1 tlino piwt haM beenra i in volume Tho movI1 raI ro I pltn of effort onin thor grO Ihl 1111 lending InBtltutloticuMK r Pank trUHt companlc cuMK fI1IU rail ll riimiwnUw are accoptlnntlvoiv ntlvoiv w upplhatlonH for lonnHtrl arty If fl1I tat and tenflraent liv pert which Much properlielllni 1 The In II lielllni al t lIvcci by consorvatlvto Elnl i diiiiRoroUHly inflated anddig to dll ding iniiHitloiiH urt unwilling to nefm dig n1 a Iai for loans Howoveil nuIo l ill at it s command n higI trd 11 rnpltal and besldeiin I Ie l iivf apial helttelnl it extensively BurII reflt in Mliitnt el tUpI II by Hvirnl InvoHtow and nonproit a1pet it r 4 Theso circumstanceo o IFpIr urront oxpan4iong oCgi It f l p f tlwoiiraRement Cromor in II fil diolraRlment lore Il rant lendlnB ItnttltutioiiHIrliatc Irliatc SnipmM mM n tuiMnrd O n nirM OT MftnlO No 049 lrxlngI M to tfl nlH I Ixlngaf I Vrn ir stOrY anti hasomonConi 4Vtfl Coni 1 ilnllinir on lot Id7x72D D si hi 1 l1 hurht F SOYOfM R I Tl lll Il r r JtlLItI4 mid Human nt M 1 I r storY ald bnllmnt Icn No 211 Water streelkitiobx 4 IIidl nt o Wallr 1181I uiljoinx NotIm kitiobx III property I IDa ftiiT Htreet corner of BeekIhal I that w 1 Id by thn sumo brokersnorth a aortiift IKITM iorII KM M I Tin Xortliwestentiir I liouuht from liUff tiir 01 IM ttiis hOluht Jrtl Uff V tiuifil tl plot or four lots ltFull e of liKhtli a YCflInist h 1 riier o lilhth venleUII Full M I wo six Htory llutH wtIreted firectolTYriilli TYriilli snirIT Louis SchraiUV 11TIII I urn O tloodrlch of Kenttlih ih thn U Ill r liuslmfw bU lid In t nt13J i30 c I iweiitythiril street on lotla In STIIU Merman Cohen and AhralaKuth laKuth H nm iMUKht the plot lOOxllxilihimirih lihimirih iile I truth 4t rllt adjolnlniLwruer Lwruer i A i Mordaiu avenue Thtynownlrl jlrola pli i n7iiTESTH TESTH lKM KJnmp P OrahnnJsold Jsold fir I client to Jnines J Tlernci A43 EIMnth meiiile southwest corriHrortrfventli rortrfventli street u four story build r on 1 XUIFIFTH TFIFIII I STKKKT S Oswiod 1V11Ktave tohve Ktave siM rr Pr Alexander HerKhnu iHcnr ic Last Slit ytlftneu Heno E II It N I iaR jtKl I iiif ciry ali bunomunt dwellI I a on 10 i I H ifimnSrMNTll mnSrMNTll HTUEETV Clarte te Marlin has houulit from Henry3rrTNO l1Rarer Rarer No 1M Weit TwentyBeventh streetB B wr st ry building with three atorIibletn Iibletn the roar on lot 25x189Ira Ira STlttLT Albert L SIlberBteln hllUbi STELTAlhrt jthi the two six Htory apartment huuneiiwursH iwursH cunstrtictlon on plot I00il00lltV coLLrs tV o 211 to 3IU West lllth streut rroUIb cob KolllukarEIITH BITEIliHIlt STREET C O MnrtirIJubought IJubought So is Kant KortyelBbth utreotlifjur lifjur story brownslone front awelllnif 01 117UlSD DSTREETA L Mordccol A Son haveiU iU for Hdlner c Wolf and the llealtjortswe 1 Uelnr thi ortswe lompany to Isaac Hupper Met 10019 tOlnpll the south side of 12214tiIO ereet 100 feet west of Amsterdam nveutieIlia 4tiIO siyry apartment houses will b mcledGIITH le AVESTE Tlie Oermaula RealtjedJlorttfaKD edJlorttfaKD Company has cold the southrut rut cornr of Klghth avenue and ISSfowl t1 eorlr owl a plot dJlixluo The buyer wi isptore the propertyinVSEVKNTH inVSEVKNTH aTIlEETro epli PolMin mSEnS1U Min ba KM No 3W Kat KlftyBerontli kwt a our story dwelling on lot 22xlUOfitin tin SIHLET I I lllrsch ho sold loII II t 1 llHbcnlhal Ihl plot 100xliMtllnth nth north side nf llJIh street 250 feettut tut of Lit ix uvonueSlinFIKril SlinFIKril HTHKETJ I k L Liebhnu GnunFI tksl hiivti boiiitht from Iderbast thodman hodman fur Iniproveinent Nos 550 stir t Ear liifhtytlfth street two threirr rr InellliiKH on plot 31x1022tlSAXT tlSAXT AVKNtEl IteeUrs Sonle ie sAId ti plot toiiiix30i at the north Ott crner ol lIflsIUI raven tie and 10711f1rI imtlna lmnlfESTI builder who will uroct slxstorjVEXTII VEXTII A nslE Uchlenberirnroslinvtwuht wuht f roi thl rieli iou nut Ueally ancNJUMrueTinii NJUMrueTinii Coinpany the northeuHt orptof ptof Mtifiiih aveinm and H5th street I ii Morv apiiriineiii house with slores II tuso ul iiruitiiin on plot 40xiuuKT KT tV KM E Hlelnfeld A hot held haviM iM in IIH 1iinliy TraiiKfnr Company tinIttr Ittr n r in niiv in coiirst of eontrTLiti trTLiti ai lit ta nuthweht corner of Uumw rtn1 umw n 1111 inih triei each on ito t iOXsTnET TH STHIKI dcnrife lirettell A SonJ J coiiiiiittinii with IJavid llfiin havildi ldi I Ijsi No 420 Kant I list Ii streetorv lIII t orv unik dwelllns on lot zsxionuit 1H SlIUI t jorllrII1 A Son hnvefid fid Hi li ii n I s Nn 4tu East lllh strerlmo I mo smry p1 im front dnelling on lotILl11 ILl11 UTIn hTliHT Maria R Simpson hnRrid RT1 rid i THEJT A Levy the two thretlory tory u is ii r Vo 11 i mid 77 Horatit cii II ii IIIvMriHl UI TIE I T liii run rd Le vy lias boughtin LBl in i Sl hr N o re West lIHth strielMI Ihrr MI 1 dwillmi on lot ISxlDOtllEXTII lEXTII I hIK Marry Ooolstein hiAhl 3Bh Iifi1 mill Ui72Snventh avenueHull Hull Utr niliolrilnv th northt nt arrl itliMsi corners of 118th Ildllh Kih If n mill on lot 2ii leo MrilMii ilMii h V lit rots tlil cntirn blocktout tout tlA si an urtvTil I h iiltiTMl I the frt lloorssi tlAE Til I FSTE Julius Sit t ha oldAhr I r Ahr FSI M itt No 2552 nhI mini 11 M ttorvduiMe Mat with storeslldl mkrXINr J v I1XI 1XI I r N 1 srr Max Marx hal soWMniil Mniil t rii plnTB I Ire outhwei troriipJ J IA IMII meiine attn 118th streetlni I lni oI Mini mi lot 17X55ttYsi ttYsi ini STKKEr Dora IsaacsonMiM t MiM in Idillip llebnrnmn No 212 t i m i ih Mirtt a live story llnln n lol i UNIll Ill i 111 Dnvid Stewart has oldpi pi t r inii Mieet u three loryflllin flllin i lot I HlllllrilSlltl Ill sli ILT Xatlian iondnlrk and HerUnit Unit tiiirs In old for the Lixlniftoniiiii lfiJIIt iiiniKinr lo iordon lx vy A e ny y 71 ii ttir lllth strert threo Ihrt1 1 Wd 11 It plot 47XUOI15nvriinrii EIIIITI hTiinrr wiuiam nndwill will U li th ivi mild to MlrhaeloviTMliHrv B MliHrv s in itrnl oa Iut Ninetykrth II krth rut h WI ivi story tenements onUx I in JI Ux I JIISTli I l Sn nit ci Wacht lias sold 10r M mu81 I Nam Ii llorowlt Nos 3U t 0 5 1 M I ireit three three sloryI vllini I 101 AUMIIMIVsi tip SI 11 sl It PKT Ioehcr A Co hnHIt W r tin i4 a Illiiinenthal lo Andrew IiiiUMf iiiUMf U V ist Kurtynlxtli Htreitirrf irrf i r I I lnl 242ttts5ri ri ill1 ii i llniTiiiuii A KdeNon haveM 11 M and Ln West Insih streit at zs es i riilIt 1 IIIMOII plot niixiontlhTltlXT laT i I hi hTltlXT Ilinci A Vnterp I p Marcus 1 MrlHiiKhlln Ihnflb Hilt hrce hp HliiKnt No Ml eHl TwentyMI flb lrl MI lot 25xisiIK 1E IK PMwalke A Aslb have soldW It 0 1I iT the to five story latl IOtiH 11 Utt IMIS A PIIUI A on plot r T 1 1 Silnl has hurt glu I Xo eflr t11 2JXI r 1 I fir siory cwflnu onHMrT 11o I URhi HMrT lords lMinnn hORoJ In I lx iory iftiPiiiHiii at Nosuhtv lK oJ 1 rerl 51 1 1 t uln r 1 tanll hl lidi1it uhtvw BIIIII plan a four story lllllU I 111I I IL XlHVV HVV I II i T ITII estate nll l f llls soIl to ieorit iJUoiircbih cbih 11 al Nt HO WlHt Klrn cbll n l itt 2IXKKI5ilWiii ilWiii II ii sniKr finorir latourn n J 1 lIt e story leneineiils atl No 11 1 1 sl lorlyflfth Htreet onX cp oSIr Icp X r I lowpli Kurlis hits l oil gittIt It I t I II 2 1 Srconit aviime twoutt 11 t ltl on plot 50x71B 1 1 I I I re bit luchR haf I B Nl i Seriinil nveniif n IvoHTI FI I f en Itt 21X100o HTI I 2f I I TI I I leifpli Fit ths Inl hon iditrj iirj oil ie a three story teneIulh I nI TIfl r hI Iulh I IllS hasfeet 1JI gitt i 15111 1 It n four story teneI IT S I Mur Dluiiirnthal has oW to fIT V fli4i JT MFHREAL REAL ESTATEdesiring PURCHASERSdesirng desiring a LOAN to oompltttheir their purchase can SAVEMONEY MONEY by applying tolTLE TlTJLEN GUARANTEEANoTRUST AND TRUST COMPA CAPITAL S 10OOOOOO 146 Broadway New Yok I7J Remien Street BfookljrnManurr Manurr Branch 198 Montague St OhifTReal Real EstateMortgages MortgagesFor For nl to iDTMton a aM tioM oiYork f w York City Ral Ettat Ia ont tlult lulL Kvtrr ortie mad dovblf a kr a pollor o utl lonranM tuwd b Ula tll eompinyftAPITAL ftAPITAL andU Cbfla U SURPLUSLawyers 9 J ODD JLa 00 Lawyers TitleInsurance Insurance and TrustCompany Companyn 37 Liberty St ManhattanT1U4 flu D pinin Dt 50 Liberty Stet ManhattanTrnit Trnit IVpJrtmtot 38 Court St BrooklynBroadway Broadway Above 96th StreetA A choice corner for sale can behad had cheap CALDER a LEVY27H4 27H4 U VAVI1HTAN I1HTAN IF14Nr1LTnEAt nEAt ESTATE 7 PINE STM M Levy No 238 East 123d street a five IItorytlnl Hat on lot 2oxlooilSECOND SECOND AVKNUIIOoldborc k Oreenberthave have Hold the southeast corner of Secondavenue avenue and Fortyninth street three lourIorr story buildings on plot 50x75FOtRTKEXTII FOtRTKEXTII HTKEET A Homanelll haHBold sold to OoldberK A ClreenberK No 107Kant Kant Fourteenth street a live story teneIlient Ilient on lot 25x10331I8TH 1I8TH smnCT Schroeder A Droll havecold cold the two rive story triple lain nt NosMil Mil and 313 West USth street on plot 503 10011U3D U3D STREETTl Ariselm Realty Companyhas has old No 2in West 143d HlrI a five slorylint lint on lot 23x9911 to Morris Htern14flTll 14flTll STRKKT Knli lil Lowinnohn Cohnhave have bought from ieorge alker the flvhtory tory apartment IUMISP at No 500 Vest Iluthtitn street 334X9911114TI1 linn STREET Daniel Mon lias boushtfrom from II II Iecorn No 411 East 114th streeta a six story tenement on plot 2tn 1 IIIIIBEOSI SECOND A EN1EViIlInit Knoepke had cola to A 1 worI y Sos ITU and IItl Second ond avenue 1 No 2i Lust Fiftieth streetbelmr belmr tIlt southwest corner two flve storyllalK tints anti one four story flat on plot 44 5xWBT ANTON STREET H ioftier lots sold thonorthwr northwest corner of Htanton nnd Cannonstreet street n six story tenement on plot Ut ZIt CARMINE STREET B 1onner has sold Noso so Carmine street n six tory tenement 5xso soMONROE MONROE STREET Hinder V llanm havosold sold tho nortlie corner of Monroe andMontgomery Montgomery streets H new six story tenement ment on plot 4HX75 to Mayer Schwartzrelch relchDIIOOME DIIOOME STREET II Sergei nnd II Martzman man have old 1 No i7 Ilroome street a ftlxIOI story tenement on lot jsxlfin to IxiuiaKovner KovnerMAIES MAIES AVENlK Cliirlei S I vy has soldto to Adolph IloIlt tinier the plot TSxUS atIhe Ihe southwest corner of MainH avenue and179Ili 179Ili streetIAHIv IAHIv AVEVfEMax Marx has sold loMinnie Minnie K Flair the soulliwest corner of1ark Park avenue and iMil street a three storrd dwelling on lot l9x7Jnxlsx764 and hailtuk taken In part payment thw plot fiOxlOUwest west lde of Mnntaomery avenue 1888 feetnorth north of 170th streetCRESTON CRESTON AVKNfEThn Hillside Realtynml anti Construction Company nan bouithtfrom from the Eiirehn Itealty Company the plotiDiixSDe iDiixSDe on the east sine of Cremori avenuefeet I feet south of iwid street 1 be purchasingcoinnniiy coinnniiy will erect nix two family brlcfcBATHOATF cllItlIlnIIIDT DT IIn ATE AYnVtIiThe MIshUindKeinberB berg Realty Coinpnny has sold to 1 ohenthrough through Max llermansky No 1715 BathBate Bate avenue a threestory frame buildingon on lot 25x1140FORD FORD HTHlFTOHllrll lIre have soldfor for Mrs hate Eclsmi to Harry lacksonNo No 597 Ford street a two fnmlly flwelllntron on lot SixPMLEXINdTON LEXINdTON VFSIIIlilntn M Appleton ton t Co and Arthur H Cox A Co have soldfor for Barbara J Jordan No 1817 Iexln tonavenue avenue a four story single lint with storeon on lot 20x7310 to Robert ODonncll ofJersey Jersey City who gives in part paymentelifhtlotnat elriht lots at llnsbroucl MrlKhtu NJrOTH rOTH STREET Weisbtirsrer V Kaufmanhave have sold for Charles Fnan No 358 West120th 120th street a three story nnd bal ment IeIVlllinlC dwelling on lot irtxlooIAPK IPAnK IAPK AVENIKDaniel Stein has sold forVliilim IWlhlaru Vliilim Patten and 1 I Van Hunt to IsraelI I Ipumn and Milton Elsman the southeastcorner corner of 121st street frame buildings onllo 1 lot 75x110SIXTYSECOND SIXTYSECOND STREETDaniel Stein hasHold Hold forKAC lloehnto F llaum No IO Imd 121 EastSlxtyoocoml street two three storydwelllmrs dwelllmrs ou plot rmiooSKORTVNINT1I KORTVNINT1I STREET Pease and Elllmnn man hivo sold to a client for Willlnm SCohen Cohen No 21 East Fortyninth street afour four story dwelling on lot 25xtwir adjoining joining tIre northwest corner of Madisonavenue avenue also for the Charter Realty Company pany No M East Sixtyfirst street a fourstory story private dwelling on lot 20X1U05Miscellaneous MiscellaneousHtilwrth Htilwrth A Onbel as agents for Fredericklehbeln lehbeln deny the report that Non 452 uul5I r51 West Fortyseventh street have bei ntold toldllurrill llurrill Hrothers have sold for Wllllaru IIieynolds I ieynolds No 11211 Kefoliil street lirooklyni threnstory brownstono dwelling also forilrs a irs M S llewlit No 375 First street n threeitory browiistoiin dWflllnK also for A 1arsons tory arsons No 538 Second street a three storyitane liOn an I brick lion1An An UIKII meeting of thn Builders MuMialIrotective Pro I 1111 I Vt Asnociation of the city of NowkorK York will In held tomorrow ovenlnK at 741it it Iuxedo I tnt II Fiftyninth street and Mndiluit I Oil nvne protest U flit I ttt themortgngnax law The meeting will be ncldressediy iy ax prominent men Interested In the realchnVlcsE 1I11t1ChnrlcH stat harleM Jo Duro M has leased for Willlnm J v lgg No 54 West Twentysixth street aour lotUxOLU dwelling on lotHerbert und basement our story and UxOLUherbert Herbert A Sherman reports the followingeases eases for Allen W Earl lo Theodore Inn Fnsl Twentyninth streetor Ian Norden No 122 for Park E tell to1 TIJimH So 4j J Uxliifon I on nventni for Kmdnnd H Nash lo Miss HWII AIMI IMI tier No 222 West Seventywcnnd streetor for the Trust Corn 111111 of America to eorgeiotiM I A Frnnld k Co Jrtlllnd 11001 In bitlidltigI al Xo 17 Vall Strict for lIhlIa C 1dlflIIn In John T I1rrr No II East Ihlrlllfhthtrlt trlt for Mr Attttti llIrllCkwl1 to It b rowhOIl iotiM nnil itrounilH n Mlllon road nt Rye X Y for Mri I oil risnun to icoritn Sarlxrn arlxrn No 21 En1 rjlxiythlrd Hirppijor rur Walter S KPimVH lo Inhn 1 W UllanmSo or I So 7 Kimt SluiyHicMtid lni t and to thnlion 1 lion foriicllim N Hilt the Htnhl nt No 142Knst Thirtyninth triit EaRl I 1 ire lotol Marwllle nt Ilrnndwny and 101ditrfit itrfit sync oiHnoil lo tin public yrsteraayiiidrr iiidrr the iiuumKiinPiil of VVIIIInm II ClrlH I lrlwohl It Is n combination Apartmentiolf 110111 anti lintel for trntislfiilH 1 here proi I l1 itt room and 27 halhronniR Tho bulldlnirw w IUven SI ones In hef gIll and thn npnrtinentunn bath Btvon roonmind run from ono room and to ind five bntlix The main dining roomvhlch I which iH elaborately drcnrllllu ha a writlncitpaclty I itpaclty of 750 1 here KIP also two mnnllnriibllo iibllo illnlnc rooms all two private tllnltiRooino ooino ThiTP IR n rnthskrller and aC6 inho I ho basement Six hundred Beats were nntnked tnked for thn opening dinner last ovenlnitfliinii fliinii wer filed yonlordny with the Manuittan I uittan nulldine Bureau for four six story I CTTV REAL IWTATB wuu I CITY HKMi RSTATKnonouGii nonouGii OP QUEEN SALK OR RENT I nonounn OP OIIKKNH HAM on IHCNT ww u uuNEXT wNEXT NEXT SATURDAY SUNDAY OR ELECTION DAYELMHURST VISIT ELMHURST HEIGHTS LESS THAN HALF HOUR FROM HERALD SQUAREOp Op these Opening Days you can secure lots atLESS LESS THAN ACREACE PRICESOnly Only two lots will be sold one purchaser at opening pricesThe The highest nearest choicest and cheapest lots ever offeredAll All city imprpveratnti statue ctirbi gutter and sidewalks 11180 wale main shade tree etcrIMIIirnST rIMIIirnST nEinirrtt has trolley through the property that on romplniinn ot DelmontTunnel Tunnel will take you direct to the Subway at Orand Central Station for IlVI rentsEIMniTlST EIMniTlST nEJdJira ti but three block from the IVnna L I Tunnel Station and withintwo two bloclu of projected statIons of two otber railroadA A 20 DEPOSIT SECURES SELECTION MontMa1rnnIrtakPn I i ou rtresulted resulted In sales of lots at our other property LAST CLUHUIIST of over I7WWO In the pntOfttfn Ofttfn mon IbaTake Take 34lh SI Ferry Corona Trolley and bi turt and get off al Fisk AvenueBANKERS BANKERS LAND AND MORTGAGE CORPORATION M77 MAMIAITAN AVE lUtOUKtAX AInnIENT IIOTRIAAVVA AVVA VVAI10VH AI10VH 14TH BT BASTBARSTOW RIDE o 0 BARSTOW 1710 Vast aith siNew New modern fireproof hotel letting for the eeiKi Dnow now ready mitten of I 2 3 and 4 rooms and hMbl furnished or unfurnished centrally located atTMlblo Ycalrrel tTMlblo to all ear lines culilne A la carte wIIbttrel7 titlrelr tlrelr fatlafiotori tryletADWE ADWE 14TII STHOTEL WEST 81DFHO HOTEL UNIVERSITYJOfIIOR JOfIIOR WEST 47TH STCatering Catering only to A leaned patronage A feWbutlfully bratittfully famished mites consisting of tworoom room and hath al o one tulte of three 1000mslid and bath nntaurant a la cane and table dhoti IL A nunnABn IrnpCITY CITY HEAl ESTATEA IJVoNV JVoNVI A Country Home I 15 Minutes from New YorkFrom I From city to rountrylln quarter of an bourIt It now poMtble with the express Mrvleerunning J1b r11hF r egrn ih running via I3nth St Ferry or In 45mlnutfshy hy Northern H n from 33d and ChamberSt St ferried A home to near the city willtouod befound found at atMORSEMERE I the Ideal suburb Kvrry city Improvementwith with country nurrouwllnza yet mutt accessible ble at all times amid under rl weather condlllons dlllonsHouses Houses from 15000 to 112000 onpaymentsequal equal to rrntlnrIlooklet Ilooklet and Traa porutlon FREECOLUMBIA COLUMBIA nrAL ESTATE COMPANYTime Time nutlrtlni Broadway and 42d St X Yi S S SSLeakyRoots Leaky Roofs iMADE MADE PERMANENTLY g 1 WATER TIGHTBY BY USING jjIRONFIBRE IRONFIBREROOF ROOF CEMENT Send for Descriptive CireulalIIId 9 ind Full Direction for Repairing ft pairing Rood of All KindtI e I W H Stewart Mfg Co 8183 Fulton St Now York Ie e 99999999999999 e e 999 S ecGeo Geo R Read CoREAL REAL ESTATE Uad into 6O Ilb riy St near IrndwarDrancbl Drancbl 1 lladuon AT 234 StWHICH WHICH SECTION of the cltr five years hence wllh Ivt hit greatest transportation rarllltles Inauitrlal auitrlal tcTlHlc et See the Yorltvllle ot The HroniKJWI KJWI iMthEast Mtit streets Artjotnlnir SoirthrrrUoulrvard Uoulrvard Auction Tunday November lltti 1005ABOVE ABOVE 14TH ST KTII AV TO NORTHApartment RIVERApartmc Apartment House on CathedralHeights Heights Price 140000 Rent 16000 all rentedThis This property has been entirely rented since IInas rm r g glP ft desirablePVS nas built aniJ the apartments are vera PVS lnv on Investment Would consider anrxcnanie rxcnanie LltED t LEVY 2784 ItrnadHuT near inith SiIN IN WHAT nmecTION Is New York populationrolng rolng and why will people want to live there Seethe the vorkvlllc ot the Ilronx East IJSlliUUt streetiljolnlni iljolnlni Southern Iioulevard Cypress avenueAuction aft Auction Tuesday November H 19061tANrioNti HANnsOME 4 story II S rtwrlllne 20 WestKith Kith St perfect condition modern wsntra exlenlon lon ImnirUlAtr ixwrtslon twrjnln inspectIon anylinn linn Apply on premUe No atcnuI1KI I1KI MV 14TII ST4tOU IOU CAl DO what the Actor dldlf you havnludfment Se the Yorkvllle of the Bronx KastlUthUl ludfment Iht nUrl aAuUon i 1 lUthUl Streets adjoining Southern BoulevardAuction Auction Tuesday November HthI4TII AJlOVI I4TII ST BTII AV TO KSTRIVRK RIVRKHIAL HIAL KSTATK Investment now begin all overiKaln iKaln The greatest opportunities arc before youec merI of rWr t Ib il Vr ec the Yorkvlllr of The Bronx Pat tamhRast41st list streets adjnlnlni Southern IioulevardCypressivenue ivenue Auction Tuesday November Hth 1915 TO IKT FOR UUMNRSS IURPOSF4TO TOLIIT 1OWNTOWN ANt UPTOWNA A LARGE NUMBERof of Store Lofts Offices und IlnlldlngiRlLAND RlLAND Ii fTIIITIVO TOS S Ileekman Stats Intf with stores to hf built for IlIlIritanolding tioldlnir ioldlnir on the north side of Nln trnlnthilreet ilreet 100 feet cant of Second avenues at nMist Mist of fiounoo and for nn right story nndwsement wsement loft hulldlnB for terra llorsel toIP bl built on the north side of llldcp ctrrpt sopet pet north of Btunton street at a ost ofihe tO0t0Ihe ihe Bronx nlftns comprised alx six nloryatn r tIM to be btJlt for lIme Brndloatn Constrnoion ion toinliany on the cast Bide of Inlonivpnue ivpnue 01 foci north of mint street at a costif if 210wiO for three two story dwelling llBono for n six story lint WOOO for n onutory tory and attic uulotnolill IIOUBC 400 for awo wo Blon ofllre and more building ts50nfor for a one story factory las and for a stableKopppl IlIOO Kopppl firon wpro lbs hrokprn In milrt of thplotithpast rut heaat cornrr of Second avenue and Fortyilnth bIb strfft for loldbcrc 4 Orppnb ruYestrrttayi Yestrrttayi Auction SalrjAt tAt It Vesey street 1BT BT DRTAX 1irsI KENNILLTlr irsI axrnue lrlirf 7M northwest corner ot Forty third street 2S5iTB five storytenement tenement with stores to Otto M limbeck poeooSlnetyseventh Slnetyseventh street No lit north sideIS1B IAIllfttl wen Columbus avenue1 x10011four four story brick dwelllnt to Harry lPOWiliAD man 1SS t 2 f

j Donovan OK nnooKiYMLi 011 iRE1 RITThe II I f The most beautiful row of twofamily family houses ever built In BrooklynOut Out of seventeen thero are onlyfew IIew few left These houses are exceptionally ally well located on Eastern Parkwayabove above Kingston Avenue The lots lirefully fully 20 feet wide and 120 feet deepThese These houses are finished In hardwood wood throughout parquet floors and every modern Improvement has beenIntroduced I IntroducedThe The upper part rents for 35 a monthOpen Open evenincWrite IWrite Write for bookletKINGSTON KINGSTON REALTY COMP AIiY I 1 l Ii9i i9i IN iO 1It ItBOROUGH BOROUGH PARKDcautlful Dcautlful coiner hIlt ace and SAth At ploteoiioo eoiioo large 12 room house only tbru ara oldInterior Interior lliu h and decor tluns tInt very tat hardwood I wood throughout hIgh wainscoting I lIr l nmncelllntt n wi 1 n 1rr celllntt In dining room This fine resilience carhe he ouiht at a bargiln If tir aptlv to owneron crlJ on prrmlsis TIIOS If MrFCHIV or toEDWARD EDWARD JOII SOS t40lh 40th ST AND NKW ITlirCHT ATlloroujh lloroujh Park llrnuklyn NFor YFor For Saleu Houses5t IF 5t rSTMINSTitI fiEld 1111SAve I Are L and East Thirtythird St fUlbuMiTike Tike riiltiiish nv car Sew and modern housrat at low prices tTiflcanh balance In InstallinttilaOpen Open at all times Inspection Invitedw w JI c ONMLION on lrftttervBUY BUY OF THE BUIL DERlust lust completed threestory double hrtok tintsatone atone fronts all modern Impnucmrnts for Ixfamlllu fanilllu each no heat prices low and lerns III Hilt Apply to PCIlljKH or pnipcTtj nortlMdn ride of sterllnj PlaCe UI of Krcnllhi AvcsiiiKirr SnlFlt31tlIlIonS siiiKirrnrmvEE nrmvEE uon AMI IIilSIl srsNIMIIKll NIMIIKll 220fittci fittci iJoaOMt OMt isoo CASH MIIIDFRED FRED M SMITHTemple iTrmple Temple Bar 44 Court si Telephone flnitf MalrWIDOW H H I WIDOW MUST SACRIFICE LOTSInparallelrd Inparallelrd opportunlt lr vi HArk and rarclose close any urm KUW ltDS is Klatbusli asltrookiyrt Ilrooklyu Always II I tell oolIA11I1Snylcoranl FtATIIISIl Kleirant 3ntory lints nnd itorrA A rooms amid bath all modern lninn itni tits ntTlldeuav ITldo Tlldeuav near Iltdford Apply to t mI AITXT41dcn T41dcn and Hedford nr llrooklynCUSE CUSE ESTVT1V KLATHISJI IOTH ST neniIleverly Ileverly road SJz tiC had tsn OHM s hl ks ihticint cint lavish hitate hKHDCRICK COltH Mtnrney 213 Ionla urQ9ooillaI Q9ooillaI Aridrcw Mackselinnt onefamily family house 0 rooms and hnlh all Improvementon on 17th av amid 61sl St one hlulk Ito in I Mnllninf of Conev Island 1xttrevi terms to suit UIIHI ON rllliJIlMESSVAHSTfYVKSAVT SVAHSTfYVKSAVT MHIOIITS 3 slurs nn1baemlIt baserneul 13 rooms and bath irnnd rondltlon SLEHMAN WtLEHMAN LEHMAN 984 BROADWAY BROOKLYNHAY HAY tlin IHOInilT hlncUs plots slnirlfhits hits also corneni furt llamlllon av WINDSOIIIKALH IIKALH CO ISfi Itemsen 81Ton u Ton SAIl va Park Ilaee Two story anr1hasemtnl basement brownstone Inane OWNII T l hearSt St lirooklynFOB FOB SUK Two family hottsev Prosjiect Placenear near Nostrand av terns to ill Owner onprem premUes SELECT AIAnT mST 11111111 tIm tlillilv APARTMENTS HANDSOMELY v DUGORATED ORATED STEAM HEAT HOIWATER WATER SUPPLY FINISHED IN HARDWOOD WOOD TILED BATHROOMS GOODJANITOR JANITOR SERVICEFROM FROM 526 TO S35 MONTHLYOPEN OPEN EVENINGSKINGSTON KINGSTON REALTY CO 3100 MAIN 263 KINGSTON AVE 944 MARCY AVENUE 56000 APARTMENTS FOR 4500I 6 story with elevator and hallhoyt eight larcllfUt light rooms and bath steam heat hot water Handsomely somely decorated best location janitor premisesOTTO OTTO SINGER BUILDEROmc one Franlilln nv sail si Innis nUce HroDklyiAPARTMENT APARTMENT TO LET ON THEHeights Heights 7 rooms and bath steamheat heat elevator hot water beautifully fully decorated EDWARD J McCORMACK CORMACK 44 Court St Brooklyn HUH niUUK Apartments to let 111 to Hell New York av bet SterlIng and St Johns placesIlKAI RBI ESTATK WANTUOllrooklyn llrooklynQIICK QIICK CASH nrVIU for Krooklyn housesKHNKSTIS KHNKSTIS itLICK CO 330 Iulton ot rriinldyuKEIKCT KEIKCT APAIIIMIKXTSAIIIVI1 AIIIVI1 1ITII ST UttMT MUMc6n o THE SONOMA551h c6n Sill St BroadwayEleven Eleven story Plrtprnrif Apartment alternxtentlNc nxtentlNc AllrruioisWILL WILL rOll OCClPANCY III IIKAIIY NOV I OtnA A tew of these Select niurimrntx Itita 3 7 S and IO Ui om and i Ilnllni 10ft and Nlnlit Klrvmor scivlrriiooklri booklet on pllrntlon Suiit im prrmlscv orA A W Mlllrlt I CO AccnuMH MH Hh AvN THE IONAN N W mon I24lli Sl and St Nicholas AcNEW NEW lllILIIINOHIGH HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS 7 Itoiimi and llath Hems dllllu tn Ctiunllnncellcd llnncellcd Ixicatlonrvery rvery atnrttnint tins elzht large closrts anditoreroom olrt lnf IIR itoreroom telinhonc hAlhrnom tlnlshed witholid olid porcelain futures elevator and hall servicesSLAWSON LAWSON HOBBS Agts2St 2St COLIMIIUS AViDo Do not fail to lookM M the ew elegant nindem arnnnients 7 roonmind and bath tiled iAn heated dcciirated prlvsleresidence residence mcllon Ieiullfnl I ndcrcllfT Terraceklorrln klorrln Heights nnl Inc fleck vent from New1ori 1ori Central Road ilitnsm Incision or irollrySedfcwIeK SedfcwIeK Ave tn t7lh St Apply on Premtswmy my day or ot CIERliOFF u ctt lllth St c 5I HKli IP4TATK AT AU nON 1 HEAK ESTATE ATIJHYAN AVCrTOM h 1 ¼ A wawa wDUYAN 0 InRYAN IJHYAN L KENNELLY AuctioneerWILL WILL HBU AT AUCTIONTUESDAY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1905AT AT I3SO OCIXCK NOONat at the New York llcal Uitati iJalrsroom 1419 V ey St 150 Valuable Lots in New York CityKnown Known as the Crane Estate HITUATKD ONEast East 138th East 139th East 140thEast East 141st Streets Southern BoulevardRobbins Robbins and Cypress AvenuesDISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION SALE OF VESTED INTERESTS This tract IH rMccmcd by Heal Entate eipcrti as the foremost lu lbs linen The propertrU U altualed In It Illicitly Inhabited tvcllon with every City Improvement Initalled and Ii Imraedlttelruvalltblu uvalltblu fur liulldlnir Only n few mlnuic from the llnrlrra Hlver SO minute from City 1111Southern Je JIr f J uhrrA Southern lloiilcvnnl Is drulnrd to become Ihomojt popular and leading thoroughfare In the IlronxThe The Rapid Transit lloird has approved Hubwny lines through IMth Street and a Uo Southern Boulevard sad with utatliin mi the property The InnlMUtlon of electricity on the N Y N H i II n Rnow now Under 14tt5 with niAtian alto al iMih street will further enhance the value of thla propertyY X Y 4 Wcitcli ter Hallrond also posies through the propertyUNUSUALLY UNUSUALLY LIBERAL TERMSEIGHTY EIGHTY 80 PER CENT OP THE SELLING PRICES MAYREMAIN REMAIN ON BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR ONE OR TWO YEARSTlllr Tlllr policies drllvrrcd fret of choreeSavliujK SavliujK llnnks deposits without of Interest a etpllln paymentHouk Houk Mni mil riirthcr inrtlculare of Resist Ilillblii ncekman it Menken 62 William StAiiy I L Messrs Kunirowlt It Est vrg 320 llroadway Attyxi Title Insurance Co of New York 166ilroadway llroudway or the Aurttonwr 7 Pine St New York City 11101 KSTATH If T III TUK CITVISIASI w ION ISIASI S tIE OH IIKNTLONG I LONG ISLINDI I 40 Acres 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a I A f THE SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 190 Ir IrBANlmaa i Ia BANKItRfl AND BROKERNEW S t tt i lip1 SHEPAD OOat t NEW YORKM 3 t J Killlhiduhi Potlel1einber M mbem5n 5n York Stock ExchaacoI IDYlstmlnt SecuritiesI I I NASSAU ST Cor Wall NEW YORKHIGH I I dmondatiloti HIGH GRADE INVESTMENTSECURITIES SECURITIES4i JO SL 4i Wall SL New YorkBlodget Blodget Merrill CQINVESTMENT INVESTMENTBONDS BONDSto to OongreeB st 36 Naasau a BOSTON NEW YORKJoHNC JoHNC KING 8 COMPANYHHJW M EMflEflSV V HHJW YORK STOCK EXCrnA GEI 11 I I OHIOAOO STOCK EXCHANGECHICAGO ti11t2 j CHICAGO HOARD OP T1EWal 1t2 0 Wal1 StreetHEW Tho RookeryCHICAGO HEW YORK CHICAGOBANKERS I k N1 W HARRIS 00BANKERS BANKERSBONDS V BONDS FOR INVESTMENTPino Pino Street corner WilliamChicago Chicago NEW YORK BostonE E0 Os POTTERw GOJb f New york Stock EnhaKN H nb ri N T produce J5ieJmng V V 36 Wall Street N VBRANCH t BRANCH OFFICESniltSTOI niltSTOI DtILDINC BOO FlfTIIAYEBHEtUtT BHEtUtT DVLDISGIO tc FF AYEFINANCIAL 1 FINANCIAL OTKSCommercial Commercial failures during October wereIS IS In number and 975100 In amount of rtef faulted Indebtedness according to statisticshy V compiled hy nnnf Irrfrtr nknlnst SSS InV V eompll R In thn nam month last year whenthelahlltleH the liabilities worn MOVi7At V At n recent meetlnir of the boardof ordirectorsof of the Km pi re Trust Company Pierre Lorilluruof of the American Tobacco Corapunynnd KnbertE orhelprlf president of the Carpenter SteelCo Co were elected directorsThe The XewVoriov Terminal Dock and Impropment intnt Co hal lieen organized as llic successorof of the Hnckcnsack M adoHM Company ami forflie flie last month him been dredKinw nnd fllllni Inriparian riparian land of the Uackensnck meadowsThe The new company hnf a cnpltnl stock ofS3000000 S3000000 and an authorized issue of thu nameamountof amount of S per cent bonds of which flSM 000 arc tsued Walter O Onltnan Icdent president dent of the company and Aimtm Jl lianirsTioepresldent Tioepresldent AtnonK thn directors lirePliny Pliny Flsk W M Farnnm Charles D IlnrneyOeorco Oeorco R Sheldon W Ij Lane AndrewPreedman Preedman and V G Klnncy Several of thedirectors directors are also directors of the HtulsonCompanies Companies tho Belmont concern which jseontrtnl eonstnrctlnff tunnels under the North riverand eontrtnl new trolleyrompany recentlyorganized CorparntlonFlsk organized to compete with the Public ServiceCorparntlon Flsk A Uoblnsons bulletin of invpstmentHfor for November contains an Intrrpqtlnir tableclTlnir clTlnir the values or this years crops and thetotal I total revenue to the lallroad rarrlers derivedfrom from them Acoordinu to the table the Increane tom In revenue over 1H4 amounts to 557845S09 V 845S09The The monthly circulnr or investments pnhUahed Uahed by Plympton Oardlner 1 Co offersinvestors investors a lor en agsortment of railroad nndpublic public service bonds anti unarantped stocksThe The tatement printed yesterday thatRobert Robert Mauli who wns recently elected adirector director 1Iaci Consolldnted National DankSad h formerly linen associated with E KThoman Thoman who now controls the hank as aS member of the Stock Kxchnnse Is incorrectr S r Maclay however represents Mr Thomason on the board o directorsConfused Confused reports regardIng the earning oftheAmarioanMaltlnff theAmerInMaltnl Company for the last yearhave have recently been circulated tho confusionrlslnir Javf recent the fact that JHOooo which hadbe bean dlsbiirRed as dividends out of capitalwas be was repaid during the year by directors andadded added to the Incorno account Tho net profitl7em 1 tom the years operations was S4l2oi I Increase of 20r770AtameetlnshnldnttheofJlceof At a meeting hold nt the omce or E C Benndlct dlct 1 Co yesterday it WHS decided that theUnited f United States Ituhbcr second preferred stockold H ield on or before October 21 deliverable w henand H and as Issued should carry the dividend oflH Il lH per tnt declared by the United StatesRobber II Robber CoBonds II V Bonds of the Cross Country Railroad of 1 it par value of l O were sold at auction yesterday I terday for SI I bond Fire shares orthl AngloAmfrican Oyster Company broughtThe 12 e12 e12The directors of the Chesapeake and OhioRailway Railway declared yesterday the regular annual nual dividend of 1 por rent For some timerumors I rumors had been current that the dividendrato into would be Increased SInce ison thecompany company bk been riyinc I per cent on its8J790400 8J790400 of stockDAILY DAILY TREASURY STATEMENTWASBinarojf WASBinarojf Nov 1The statement of the reeeJpIs V eeJpIs and expenditures of the Government showsThli V cp Thli day TM ninth Fiteal neareceipts r ecelpta2I53JO 2153059 tl098A447523looi I Jendlur 23looi JSIOOKI 2l4 0 iI I it Deficit II50M2 I158M2 tl4B48528Tte The receipts from customs Inday were 11943355from Tie Internal revenue fopflTSC and miscellaneous Inter1 rnnu 11 OA5 National bank uotrs received for redempTie lon1S8305TbeCaIh V Tie cash tatement of the United States Treasurerfor for November 1 showsREBrHTr REBrHTr ruvcGold Gold coin and bullion tl50OMonoxnpst TnuS ruvnfo ii fo redeem outstanding certificates Jl0003siwioOCNKRAI 4 OCNKRAIGold FUNDN ic Gold coIn and bullionOold 1R MReO Gold certltlcatcs 444 o5Kailvcr I ti nllcale ReO Old dollars 1477554Silver for Silver certificates 462224SUVttbullliU SUn bulI S5MI9H2Wnlted 1 hand Wnlted Stales notestIonit 8573538 Rational bank notes rM u Mjaubsldlao ttlift9 aubsldlao silver nnd minor cin sauwTotl of m Totl I68SW078In Multi In national bauksrectil tN lMAwaltlur Awaltlur reimbursementTotal a rectil llpr 73TotI 1 l TotalU 11710 C tiou U U bHUIt B75 n2271tJ81 ukaIatce Iioisi5ss S I FIXAXCIAL ANDWEDMSSDAT J11IWV1UWEDlKDAT WEDMSSDAT Nov 1 Although trnnsoctlond In Btooks toclnTare Tare attain relatively large the vohimodeaIIns ofdealllvH dealing In fact slightly oxceodlng Cterdys days heavy total the advnnclriK tntlenoof of pro wan loss vlKorouely exerted thnnIt It wa at tho preceding Stook Kxchongfosslon cession and tho dnyH market might falrlhe he ohnrnctorlzod as irregular This partiproceeded proceeded no doubt from theviisual Lnniaof of profit taking offBoUlnf now buy In ffollowing following upon yesterday wharp rae Invalues values while reallritlon In the marketWAre were obv ously oncrjurnged by the losfavorable favorable character of the Russian flOuMost Most of thE loading foreign financial maret 3 etc were closed today on account of thaA A 1 Saints holiday and there was no 11 therefore from abroad as t the Interjrelotion lotion from a financial point of view of thooerlght overnight rlevclopment5 In tho Czhrs emplre pine According t newspopqr duapatohishowever thero much lea BotlsfoctloiIn however was lO Hnt flctonIn In Russia with the last meacures of Intomareform reform proposed by the Government tbnW wan yesterday supposed the prevalllnifooling fooling seeming to bo that only paper promisea isea had boon hold out and that effootlviremedial remedial notion was still wnntlng Rutwhie while all this wrved to cheek In porno dogreithe the enthtuilnsm on the Hide of higher pric Iwhich which yesterday Bprcad so rapidly its restraining IItrlnlnp straining Influence was not so distinct I to materially modify the hopeful vlowiundoubtoflly undoubtoflly entertained by the majoritjof of traders and speculators as to the generafuture future of the market What really gavthe the market Its irregular appearance mor than anything else was tho fact that mtof of Jhe notable advances In prices madewore were oncfl more In the Hat of Industrlalfnnd and specialities nnd that the standardsharcfl sharcfl moved upward rather sluggishlyCall Call money rates hero today were firmernnd weakfalling and foreign exchange was very falling more than 1 of a cent In the poundbolow bolow Its yesterdayfl low level and to a pointthat that on the face of things precludes thepossibility possibility of gold export In the currentweek week French bankers again renewedthnlr their yesterdays endeavors to obtain goldfor for export in the shape of offers to pay fortho tho gold the moment It was turned overto to their represpntatires on this side butthfc thfc pronounced weakness In exchangeof of course rendered nil such V propositionsunavailing unavailing Other nows comprised thoannouncement announcement of the General Electric Companys panys Issue of 11674500 new stock fortho tho purpose of improvements to plant nndof of extension of business talk of possibletrouble trouble between the Brooklyn Rapid Transit sit Company and its employs because ofthe the unwilllngneas of the company to renewits its agreement now lapsing after a period ofthroe throe years with the Brotherhood of Locomotive motive Engineers the publication of thefortnightly fortnightly statistics of copper stocks InLondon London showing a somewhat unexpecteddecrease decrease in supplies and the St Paula reportfor for Septemberof a gross increase In earningsof of 371750 the not gain being 76673 Statements ments of the Louisville and Nashvillo andSt St Louln and Southwestern roads coveringthe the same period also showed in the one casea a docreaw of 10938 In not after a grossIncrease Increase of 215753 and in the other of adeoreaso decrease ip gross of 53347 and in net of 131182 Discussion of the operations oftho tho Stool Corporation In the Septemberquarter quarter as disclosed in the report thereofissued issued yesterday afternoon was today ofpleasing pleasing and friendly tenor I is evidentthat that the conservative policy maintainedby by the corporation of holding down prices of the leading iron and steel products 8 far ns its Influence cnn avail to a fair andmoderate moderate level has diminished its profitsas as compared with those which might haveboen boon expected i former days when such 1rBh rush of business was pressing It secmaprobable probable moreover that the operating expenses penses of the corporation have somewhatIncreased Increased But It IR also clear that adherence herence to the purposes thus outlined ismaking making for a stability and permanence ofprofit profit In the iron and steel business thatwas was never before known and one fromwhich which rich benefits will in due time bereaped The record volume of unfilled reaped unfled orders teN in tho history of the corporation shownon on September 30 of 6865371 tons was it istrustworthlly trustworthlly stated increased at the endof of Ocober to 0300000 tons The decidedIncrease Increase in the corporations charges fordepreciation depreciation account and for renewals andImprovements Improvements was also a matter which attracted tracted extremely favorable criticism Ofparticular particular movements in the market todaythose those that excited most attention wore thecontinuance continuance of the remarkable advanceIn In tho American Smelting and Refiningcommon common and preferred shares and the buying i ing of the American Locomotive and No tlonal Load stocks Stories were revivedregarding 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lOOIiI I Valley DRIaSleel 544 8474 Phil Fiec 4s 70VelsbCo5s 7Hi Ia Steel 45 55 Welb Co 5 704 72CHICAGO CHICAGO CLOSING QVOTATIOXSRAILIlOAn DId Asked DId AtedAmCnnCoIOf AmCnnCoIOf 1016 Met W S El p1 71 onAmlnnCotl11lfi AmlnnCotl11lfi 7113 Nat mcult 514 tat It1 Ion ito Na tt1nt 113 115ITIIIAL1PfVISO ITIIIAL1PfVISO mi r rilg 64Fins Fins Boar 2t 24 Nat Carbn pfllO 11e4 105 Iloard PI 13 14 NochISt fly 85 90Ity M II 4 15 Ity 200 206 Souib Sida El 90 071tanond IIlamonel BVI4I1 142 StreetaSC 7814 2MtlSEI hit IIS El 2b14 0 WChSIII6O 01nAIUWAlI RAILIlOAnft EARNINGSThe ft The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul flallwiy010p3fl5 Company reports for September 1905 1004 CftanseiBrossearnings Oro earnings I52 l8fl7 I4eoo137 Inc tS7l 7SOlU lU A taxes 3317734 2805677 Inc 49J077Net Net earnings 11904133 1824460 Inc 1711178From From July l to September 30Jross Jross earn II36R4980 12897411 Inc I787M8dx dx A taxes H950340 8183185 Inc 778205Net Net earnings 14728640 4714276 Inc 14304The LOUISVIIoIol AND NAanvnLIIThe The Louisville and Naihvllle Railroad Companrreports reports for SeplembcrlOO 1905 1904 ChangtiIrossenmlncs Irossenmlncs 3547193 MMl40 Inc 316753KT Optr expenses 2453601 2170911 Inc 282689Net Net earnings 1003592 81160529 Dec 66934From From July 1 to September 30Iross Iross comings10257779 9475047 Inc 782732per Oper eipenses 7392007 6830031 Inc l01l7MNet Net earnings 2005032 3114116 Dec 239036aT IT LOUIS BOUTBWHITZIUfThe The St Louts Southncstern Railway Companyeporls eporls for September V 1905 1904 ChangtiSross Gross earnings 712519 765864 Dec 53347per Oper ejpinses 650323 4735X8 Inc 80735Net Net ernlnjs V l56itifl 290278 Dee 134082From From July 1 to September Miross iross earnings 1tOt517 2121986 Dec 20409per Opr expenses 1007217 l403nts Inc 203i33Net Net earnings 194800 718321 Dec 273001 mo niusr sournrnKThe The Rio Grande Southern Railroad Companyeports reports for September 1005 1904 Chanotsiro rots earnings 14372 10903 Inc 3409prr Olllr rxpensei 27133 20KM Inc 0249Net u Net earnings 7so 20010 Dec 2780Prom Prom July 1 to September 30Srossciinilnzs Srossciinilnzs 140000 11937 Inc 28OR2pcr Oprr expenses 75172 tu2S9 Inc 11833Net Net earnings M4R37 i IR838 Inc e i43ALnAXT ALHANT ANn HUDSONThe The Albany and Hudson Railroad reports for theuartrr uartrr ended September SoIBM IBM 1904 Channeliross roes earnings 14201 76760 Inc IIHSlllitr Oller eipessis 812311 41109 Inc 13130Net Net earnings 33022 37841 IncSTATEMET 1631SrWTllEtSR SrWTllEtSR STATEMETTCESDAT TCESDATild Ild by SubTreasury to binks f4S71oooaid aid by bank to Sub Trusur 4952 000Lo Iosi to banks on days transactionsSINCE 53510110RtNCI SINCE rtlDAT MSTaid I PaId by SubTreasury to basics513019033aid aid by bank to SubTreasury 18414000Loss I Loss to bajk 52403000io ato bnltl same period previous week 1074000I 4 S I f I I IXIIHUANIKS J THIMF tOMPMIVChartered V Chartered 1822The The Farmers loan and Trust CompanyKOB INOB V V boa 1618 20 22 William St New Yorktl l 1 Oapital 1000000Undivided Undivided Profits 7000000 I I COMMERCIALCotton V J Cotton HlBfier CovorlnB by ShorULeadt Ins InterotU a1n5I Kurope and thSoulb South Send Daylng Order DalllilCrop Crop neportt Grain Advanoo TtieiBe Rcaat Heavy BeaMrlnB Coffee FinnVKDNBSDArNor WZDNBSDAT Novo ICOTTON pot cottojAdvanced Advanced 15 points MldrfllntrinOOc ngaltiaiolic iolic last year New Orleans arid ClulfllUc llUc against lo40c New Orleans advanced vanced 1lflo Momphls He Oalvoston amiN Nt r Oraaps toO Mobile and SavannahoMci oMci Memplili lie 8alf lI t Galveston 1485 New Orleans 2350 Mobllo 1000 Sartnnah rtnnah p76 Memphis 5000Tho Tho rceelpis today were nil followaTodall Totan Lust itrek 1004Pqrt Pqrt receipt i 4S4M 33373 C3M Augusta 2fj13 2009 sosiMemphis Memphis V i 7M7 4174 hOOOII Stl LOUIS S0t7 2203 3841Houston Houston 53438 IflilM leCOhitlmated hitlmated receipts 70rfni Lost week 1004Houston Houston 1J50013SOO 15WO 172WOalveiton Oalveiton V S 1200014000 112M 1847New New Orleans MOO Oioo 9052 15871Toe Toe total movement at the thirteen principalInterior Interior towns was as followsV V Tadau Last tCtP 1004HecflptS HecflptS 42000 20259 42112Shlnrnents Shlnrnents 34000 3175ft 34051Estlmtted EstlmttedThe The total exports from the ports were 64RFuiurc blesFu Future here advanced 20 to 24 points closlncfirm firm with estimated sales of 400010 hales Price M follows HttheitLmrtit Clniluo Last nthSflecember December 1087 1063 10 B7 oloW I047BI04HJanuary I January 10 oo lant 79S10SO IOKMarch 18March March too 10 82 inoiaioPH 10111016 Hay llrrt 1093 107t1110A 10 AI 1OJJT 1 win a day In the e lIon market which bulllihfuture I i future alone had weleht nnd anything In opposltkm sltkm rounted for lIttle or nothing Tile croptipons tipons of the Journal at Commfrer and the Wircr ircr Vrlt seemeil to point to n small yield TheHuton Huton news KM on tho whole regarded aq favoritlS itlS Liverpool was stroni and huher Its spotMies Mies were 14000 hales Manchester and the Continent nent were rood buyers there Spinners were reot ported burlif freely at the l1titr Spot marketswere l I1t rwere were firm and In some cases hl hir the exportswere were large especially from Gslvrston The cstlmated mated receipts at Houston and New Orleans didnot not look so bearish and In any case Oalvestoniblr blr sports tended to take the edge oft the recentbiz biz crop movement at the Southwrait Morioverthe the weather was cold In parts of the Southwestand and colder weather was predicted for the Atlanticnnd Sail Eastern Gulf sections and also In Arkansasfaota facts which had more weight for the time beingt a t least than predictions of warmer weather forTexa Texa The bear leader Issued some more bearishcirculars circulars Neither had but hU t sclllni had If practically ho no and effectNeither thatIrerly freely as commonly reported Europe the Southand and loral operators bought freelyHubbard Hubbard Bro Co said During the lastten ten days the weather lias been of such a characteras as to bring about decided chance of views regardIt heir the prospect for an Increase In the yield fromthe the late irrowth on the plant Cold wet weatherhas has practically put an end to the crop over a largesection section 0 lc the Southwest and the outlook li nowlor for a small crop of cotton much smatter than webelieved believed possible a fortnight ago They are therefore fore entitled to most serious consideration bsboth both spinners and merchants as foreshadowinga a very small supply from this gIJte mitstlook isr WI surly Inl look to the surplus remaining from last season to prevent an actual scarcity of cotton Fortunately nately for the spinning Industry there Is such asurplus surplus which will prevent a condition similar tothat that of two years a o should the yield be as smallan an Mr Hasten believes It will be Prices are nowfluctuating fluctuating without a decided tendency aa thetrade hdr cJ trade are loath to believe the r gn can be a omallone one after the enormous yield of last lesson Speculation litton heSitates to follow the market upward untilthe the policy of the planter la determined while thespinner spinner II looking the surplus expecting It willbrine brine about a recession In prices MeanwhileKniltsh Kniltsh spInners are becoming free buyer aa theirrMe his C 11 IrnnrovtneSCesars rMe are Gwathmey Hubbard McFadden flIckliltehell Mitchell Vlolett Hagcdom and Rountree werebuyers buyers Masses Ware Schlll Norden and RichB soldJ JS DacBe stt Co said The bulls lack leaderShip I thin to turn bullish news Items to the most advantage tare and for the time being the market seems to bepegged pegged On the one band crop and consuming newsIs rcgtd bullish to permit of aggressive bear operations tions on the other he fact that visible suppliesare liberal that there Is still plenty of cotton Inthe are olafreely li VII the South and that the South has previously soldfreely freely around lOij cents makes scattering longscnmloui cnmloui above 10 cents In the local market Foiour we can see no probability of a decidedbreak our part break while spinners are buylne so freely at theseprice price and believe that as the shortage of the cropbecomes becomes more generally appreciated we will havea a much higher market Meanwhile scalping operations tions on the long side seem the best policyORAItf ORAItf Wheat Spot was quiet No salea No 2 winter Hc under New torlt December TheNorthwestern Northwestern receipts were 817 cars against S17last last week and 5V but year Chicago 1M cars agaInst 134 last week and M last year Futures closedHie file to tie lower Sales 1400000 bush Irleesu u follows Open lllc low Clot LaitInc Inc ttt rit Ing VlflMDecember fleoember90 1 MH 94 IH 004May May ft4 3 05 83H 03H 84HOsts Osts were steady on the spot Sales 1JOOOUbush bush Natural white SO to S3 Ihs 3SU 237c Cornwas was steady on the spot Sales 124000 bush No 2mixed mixed In elevator 62c Futures closed 14 to Helower lower Silra 40000 bush Prices ai followsOrn Orn lllQl Low Cloj 7njtInw or est est tao YlsifDecember December 67S 5714 67U 57ij 57745214 May t 1 5214 SIH 613 62jThe The following shows the grain movementNew New York Wheat Corn Oats Itif BarleyReceipts Receipts 17000 19 Ml 03COO 13500UFxportl Fxportl V 127555 1192W 1810 V 60445Chicago ChicagoReceipts Receipts 411000 23Sono 688000 22000 201000Shipments Shipments 182000 78000 448000 V 144000UuRalo UuRaloReceipts Receipts 278000 78000 142000 15000Shipments Shipments 122000 100098 82000 178000Wheat Wheat advanced a fraction erIy In the day owingto to unexpectedly strong cables from Liverpoolless less favorable news In regard to the situation InRussia Russia reports of an inactive demand for cashwheat wheat and flour at the West reports of unfavorableweather weather In Germany and Argentina and coveringof of aborts Hut a good deal of Long wheat boon cameon on the market and this with bear hammeringcaused caused a quick decline H was reported HintArmour Armour Interests were unloading The Northwesttoo too sent selling orders and there was some sellingon on large receipt et Western markets Towardthe the close the decline was checked on covering ofshortt shortt and buying hy commission houses nn advices vices from trooni all predicting a large Continental tel demand for wheat this winter nnd also reportingnnow nnow at Melbourne Australia and floods In Lriiguay guay Minneapolis sent bullish advices In regardto to the state of the flour marketTtitNorthtrttirrn TtitNorthtrttirrn MUlrr reports tbcoutput of fourat at the mills at Minneapolis Duluth and Milwaukeelast last week at 598300 barrels against 310000 barrelsIn In the week before and 844000 barrr In the corresponding responding week a year ago it Is reported thatItaly Italy has bought a large lot of Walla Walla wheat forNovember November December shipment Armour Interestsdenied denied that they were selling Liverpool advancedId Id to IH 1 but lost part of the rIse Berlin roseM M to 1 mk Budapest and Parts were closedInnlpeg Innlpeg reported the sale of 100000 bush of Manltobn lobe wheat lor export It Is stated that 310ooooubush bush onequarter of the crop of Western Onnrtnhave have been marketed as compared with lOOowwoIn In the game time last year The total primaryreeelpU reeelpU were 1404000 hush against l20ooo lastweek week and 881000 but year shipments WOIOP againstevi000 evi000 last week and 403010 last year The seaboard board clearances were 331000 bush of wheat and 53000 bbls of flourCom Com advanwd early In the day wIth wheiShorts Shorts covered and the offerlncs were light wblbthe the West reported a good cash trade nt firm pricesHut Hut later on prlws sagged under scattered liquidation lion bear pressure and Increased reeejnts at oomepoints points llveroool was unchanged to Id higherThe The total primary receipts were 4Rnoiio busharalnst aralnst 241000 last week and 25SOOO last yearrhlument rhlument 184000bu against 297ouo last week andllJfiOO llJfiOO last Scar The seaboard clearc1 lasmoniwh hush Oats mmrd with corn The trading wasquiet quiet and featureless The primary receipts vrrel04 l04 ono bush aratnat losaooo lee nick Mid4MOOO 4MOOO last year shipments bush Blooo aralnsteeflouu eeflouu list week and 451no last earFM FM CR Steady but quieter Sales 10500 bblsReceipts Receipts 25004 hhls exports 27 70S bbls SprIng In hbls Patents ll7Sft 5l5 clears 1363011Virtter Winter In bbls Straights 1021420 clearsCorrm 53 51 Corrm Rio on the pot was dull nt Mir forNo No 7 Futures advanced 6 points early hut reacted acted later Havre wis closed Hamburg declined clined U to tj pfg nin declined 7i rein receipts100W 100W bags stock 215000 Santos declined to retsreceipt receipt 81000 bags nock 1551000 Prices hereas as follows Hlt1tl 1nvst riastnq Larflecember ta ttOecemher Oecemher 855 aiM 845QA50 84fiit9 soMarch March 8W 875 87aflWl B7ia8 0May May 8B5 805 nwnm BiKvasosJuly July 715 715 7IOtt7l5 70517 10Coffer Coffer advanced slightly early In the iia owing to light offerings covering of shorts more or lisabuIng buying for long Bcromit In eipcctatlnn of a rallyand and nn absence of hear pressure Hoaucrs areunderstood understood to have sold to seine extent but In themain main there was more disposition lo buy than therrwa was to sell Late In the day prices receded on liquidation and the narrowness of the speculationMKTt srrsLIITln wa tllghtlj caster In sympathywith with a weak market In London Other mefali wereiteadv iteadv with the trailing quiet In London tin def f lined I closing at 140 for snot aud 115 7s Mfor for futures Copper there advanced f s for tpotwhile while futures were unchanged closing at 71 10sMd Md 70 tot respectively PrIces here as folloirs FRANKLINTRUST TRUST COMPANYHO HO Broadway Minluttin 1 u v iJ6M66 J6M66 Montague St Brooklyn f Y crpa IJdtIAS4PrIU01ssr 2800000OEORUU OEORUU H SOUTHARD PreildentFINAMIAL V V FINAMIALCopper dwCopper Copper WorthTlilrfy Thirty Cents a Pound This Is rrliat the SAN 1118 MINING COMPA PAN In producIng Ijpciiim of the cold andsllvpr silver values In its capper oresThe The Inventor who In liuylntr copper tookitoday today beontiBe they pay hotter than otherInvestments Investments should be careful to set lhbest best of coppers MlncR that produce nnlrcopper copper worth from twelve to seventeen cenlia a pound aituidln to the copper marketcannot cannot In the ultimate compute with mlneithat that produce no much gold and silver withtheir their copper as to make the copppr bullionwith with the cold and silver In It worth twentyflve flve to thlrlyflvn cents a poundThe The RAN LUIS MINING COMPANY lnow now actually producing and maklnv handsome some earnings It Is Increaslnc Its capitalisation ration from 225000 shares to 300000 hnreiof of the par value of Jin only to pay for betterments ments which will vastly Increase tho production duction and the profits and make quick dividends dends possibleThe The Company has one of the largest andrlchnst richest copper properties In North Americaand and Is most conservatively capitalized anilwell well managed Many cxperiened and FUCregnful regnful Investors are buying tlio stock bellevlnc llevlnc It to be the best linestment oa tinmarket marketPrices Prices will be quoted on applicationMVUA l lilA II MARTIN Secretary 27 William Street Now YorkENGINEERS ENGINEERSH H M Byllesby CoINCORPORATED INCORPORATEDENCBNEERS ENCBNEERSneslcn neslcn Construct anil Operate HnllMrvlljcht lljcht Power Hydraulic nil GSs PlantsEXAMINATIONS EXAMINATIONS and REPORTS 171 LA SALIK ST CHICAGOCopper Copper lake I6374ilI002Hc electrolytic 1687l4a10624ccastlngs Ia6214c castings lB12U ftl8374c lead 520e5lovspeller speller eisaflsc tin rjsoe3225c The marketfor for pig Iron certificates was quiet and steady Prlctifor for regular as follows Cash H66Satin80 Novembr br 10006110SO December 18hOftl6oO tauuary ar 1603 bid February 1700241725 March 1700 bidNAVAL NAVAL Stones Spirits of turpentine 7148Common Common to good strained rosin l410ttS416PnovisiONS PnovisiONS Iard was easy prime Western 740 refined Continent 785 South American 835 Pork was quiet mess 1600Oia2S Tallow4jc 4jc Dressed hogs 7a7J Butter 43reamtryfirsts firsts 22c Kggs Western firsts 26c ChicagoNov Nov Provisions were fairly active and higherwith with Increase In the volume ot trade The leading log shorts In November lard covered about 60iiotierces tierces Purchases of 10000 January pork werecredited credited to packers removing hedges There waisome some Investment buying of January and May rlbvThe The market ruled higher closing steady at somereaction reaction from top pricesSofliB SofliB Raw was dull at SHc for centrtfucil 06 test and Sgc for muscovados 89 test Refinedwas was quiet at 10 points decline Granulated 44tfCHICAGO CHICAGO Nov 1These were todays pricesOpen Open IHah Lair Clnt lailFhtlt Fhtlt Inf cot est trio VI1fDecember December 8600 no 8U 5824 5214Stay May OHjM OIH SUi soy cvJuly July 8a4 SOX 55 85 JCorn eelCorn CornDec Dec old 4594 4634 40Vi 4511Jannew 44t4Jan Jan new 44 H 44h 412 44July July Old 47 47 40i 46KOnti 47Os OntiDecember December 30 204 sou 2014May 304May May 32743 33 32 32lJuly 5214JUl July 31 4 314 aij 31tjMtt siMLard jMttNovember November 705 7 12H 702 7 024December December ooo coo lISt 084January January fl85 685 68314 fl t 24 6 WtMay May 700 7 02C4 807i 6077 6 87jnt nt aJantmrj laotian 6r0 6524 050 650 650May May 67214 075 070 6 724 670Port PortJanUBryrt240 JanUBryrt240 12625 1240 12474 12 HHMay May 1270 1270 1270 1270OTHER OTHER MAfKRTflOpfn Open man Low Clog ltslWhtal Wheat Ing cOt est tna fchIMlnnespollsflen MinneapolisDecM WH WU si4 5iMay May MI445g34 Wl Ml tOPulutb HPuluth Puluth Dfc Rii MVJ 8414 534 wMny8ft May 8014 5114 hs KSWinnipeg I0I4WinnIpeg Winnipeg Dec 701 Wi 754 754 74Mti May n JO fl 81Toledo 5Iroledo Toledo Dec OlVi tl4 dnrj fto liMay93H May93H ils 917k M WKansas Kansas City lIens 80j M 14 TflU 703 mMay May 83 RS 8l 8S 6114St St Louis IcCMi 8i 85 SSi 505ta May83J4 S97 8814 Mj tViEARIXGS INDUSTRI4 Ii EARIXGSThe The Philadelphia Company of Plttsbuic andamllated amllated corporations report for the nine nioiliended ended Seplember 30I I fl5 1WVI ensPross Gross earnIngs il92O45 11353054 Inc fviExp 7 544Sip Exp and taves 7132fl 8H10297 foe K23Net Net earnIngs 7787Kl 4542757 Inc J2liWOther Other Income 2RSMI 285423 Inc 311Total Total net W076322 14S2MRO Inc J4M4Charges Charges 3IR4437 soososs Inc H6JWBalance Balance SlBOIRV tl7noll2 Inc fill lPfd Pfd dividend 215423 215423 InnBalance SBalance Balance tl87 4i7 114400 Inc 3Vi Mrap Prop of other coSI1131 2453 Dec siSurplus Surplus tlC74523 ti7M223B Inn 5152267AMEI1ICAS AXIKP1CAN UOI1T AND inACTIONThe The American Llttht and Traction ompnnports 5torts ports for twelve months ended Scplembrr 3 1005 1004 fiRross ftross Rross earnings tl255K2 tl0so402 Inc II1Oper 1per Oper expenses 27328 tfi250 InrProfits Profits 122S204 fl0 3242 Inc SIS 22Ivldends Dividends 73IS5S f3020 luc 332Surplus Surplus t49813 M2021H IncItve ILive Live Stoek MarketReceipts tltTEslAT Ifleeclpu Receipts of beeves were 1920 heart Inr u i a Wrars rars for ext ort alive 65 for slnu hterrt tint fnrthy thy market making with the itrrvlmis r ithat 5hal that were held over 51 ears tnhr sold fnolwere sacre were In light biipplv and full steady mfrti icommon 4ommon common grads slow to IOn lower bulls isiIIStill wdull dull and l0tI3c oft with in ecepilonmon mon cows which were about steady Thwere 5vcre were not quIte cleared Cninmon to jron l isteers steers sold at 375fifS per 100 Ils a CiC 500 a car or Westerns a 175 with tail enbull bull at VJSficH cow nt II 40U3 a test rrows 5ons rows at 3tO tot Lelfire nt ti26 1 irslow slow at 5Ql5 per Ib for Inferior to did i aKlrtes tildes Llveipool and london cables ncattle cattle slow at tUvlUj IT Ib drrsisheen sheen weak rp irts to day lo b pf utunrtfr vtlunrtfni lunrtfni of beef none to moirnwRtrtlpts Rtrtlpts of calves sri 1102 bend In1for 3Inc for butchers and Ifi7 for the mar ft tin n jthe Ilull the stale calves about 7131 on silcdull dull at a decline nf inc crassrrs wrre Mi vlower lower aliout 150 calves lruistdine a car it ive Iere held over Common to prints s 1i rII V iiIutS50 IutS50 per tOO llx rhnlre at o73 a f 1 little Cftlvrs aifsinSSSO a car of prtnnt VIt nt t35O f4 Eras rsat 260l T tire vlower I011cc lower at Kffll2jc per Ih for cltv t1rssIth with extra carcasses srlllnc at I3c roirnr unt nt lll4cRarlpti Rarlpti of shcrp unit lambs were S l 1Inrluillni Inrluillni 17 cars for slauchtrrrrs ntdmarket market makIng With lii ear ot 5Iie ntciron 5Sn on sale Sheep Were straih lambslower lower fully lOcals wire to hell M a lute Inmon mon to prime thern wirt at mViifi HI iculls culls at t125 common to piinn In 3I7rl I7rl culls at 5MV 50 Canada lambs itttresseS iDressed Dressed mutton slow at 7tHK1 pirlhlambs lambs at lOttisijcReceipts Receipts of hoes U err l0tl ti dibout shout 2 curs for thr market I crierlr stales tales reported up to late hour Coihoes hoes lower at 74fl813r per Ib for Hi704c 5374c 704c lor medIum and Ctt8j for heaI 1 I

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