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K Shorts put to flight.
Bpfe A WILD SDSn BY TUB BULIB AS SOON AS
W& 'CHANGE OPENED.
Byjt jLaekavninnR. Hocking Vnlley and Ttlrlimnnd
' Terminal do Up with n Janip Kcactlon-
WpX ' Uta Again at Work The null Aided by
K& a Steady London Mnrket Ivrs'a Victims
B'f Once More Appear Trnnk IJne Itntea.
BL 1 am T7 wfty mnr'co
Raw I aav ll Pono l'''s morning
BIa ( J I Rave tho idea thnt tlio
KV rrJn 5 (JM -l. brokers who nttendod
Kfii 1H JTl &" football Rnnao on
W iftkusW V Saturday and thoy
BM T 9B!v IfHi wero many did not
8?V IiotK! S ail to proflt by thoir
jt&T "Y I flvVJif'! experience Thoy
R& iflS tYl' m,M'0 n 'onnldnblo
RS Vv M I II ' " rusli" sumuUanootis.
WW IMO-l 11 l 'y w' o Bound'nE
Wrfc Ti 1 Jl llT '10 ROnB nm nt
Bjg rfrKfiN onco put tlio shorts to
Ki 7 V fliKllt' Tho BmalIer
Ei lL f P henm, in thoir hnsUi to
fcW iy FkzL I cover tho corner, nctu.
ftff; " ally put prices up 011
glL wasti coiraon. themselves. In less
Ejjj lhan no time Lackawanna was ndvnnccd l,vi,
Ky Hocldne Coal nnd Iticlitnond Terminal
Sfc IK per cent, nhovo Saturday. closlnc lie-
Rfc tires. The roraaindor of tho list sympathized,
K&5 but to a lessor extent.
Hw Ono reason for tho riso was tho steadiness
WJg of tho London market, which disappointed
B$L 'f10 bean, who counted upon tho political
N, crisis In Franco and the proposed mcetim;
H, In Trafalgar Bquaro to hriui,' nhout demorali-
oL cation on tho European bourses. On this
K, Bid a of tho water thoy calculato upon n
? trunk lino war as a rcBtilt of tho
. efforts of tho Grand Trunk to establish a
b differential rate. A meeting to consider this
rL matter will bo held hero to-morrow, and
Mg upon Its result will depend in no small do.
EL trree tho courso of prices in tho iminodiato
Hkv future.
H&i It is not only tho boars but also some of tho
Wpt' tocent bulls who both desiro and nro working
p for a reaction. Their combinod sullinR did
BS bring about 0 duollno after 10.80 a.
Hj& M.7out it was too sinall to satisfy
Kf the reactionists. Tho fall In prices was
mSi equal to i a IX per cent., Now EuRlauil, Ht.
CX, Paul, Northwest, Missouri Tacino, Hocking
l-W; Coal, Wcstorn Union and Terminal suffuriui?
H, the most.
R--! When tho list sold off buyers apnearod as
Wmt usual of lato and a rally ausworcd, despite
gi, rumors that the Ohio & Mississippi hod cut
K passencor rates from St. Louis to Now lork
By another dollar. , ,
mm Reading is woll hold on tho belief that thn
U&; railroad and tho iron property will be taken
ST out of the control of tho Court within thirty
mfS days. Tho latest rumor is that a dividend
K'- will be paid for tho six months ondlui; May
p 80 next.
K& Botn publio and priveto cables report Jay
Oould as making strong offortH to net his
K Western Union listed on tho London Stock i:x.
gu chanpo. and the fecins is bullisli on thu Hliares
HP& in couBoquonco. Connor, who exjirosHes
K'. bimBolf o bollovor in hi;hor prices for this
& stook as well as for othorB, is of the opinion
&' that Oould will succrod in his chjert.
Bl. Feoplo interested in tho wreck left by Ives
Kr and his associates mado their appearance in
I 'the market this morning. Cincinnati, Hani.
H& ' iltan fc Dayton was bid up from r0 to f,5, and
Kti tho asking nrioo was lifted to 70. Tho liibt
m& Previous sale of the stock w as at CO.
Ev Following tho advance in soft coal rates by
R( the Northwestern roads comes tho anuouueo-
Kl xnent that lumber rates to Dakota points havo
Bfcv' Dee& restored from 1.1 to 23 cents.
L '" Foreifin oxchaugo is flnnor and tho posted
K? rttes havo boon advanced to 1.82 a 1.B3 for
f& long and 1.B8K for sight.
EKf The London markot is steady. Consols ad
HkH , Tonced from 103 to 103 MO for monoy and
H; 103) to 103 7-10 for the account. American
rfsr securities opened slightly loyor, but closed
K, firm.
E The Chicago, Durlington & Quiucy has
Bwil,. declared tho regular quarterly dividend of 2
Bf.S per cent. A short time ago, when tho bears
IKf"' wore raiding tho markot, ttjwrm rumored that
BpV' the company would rcduco its dividend.
Thero was no special fcaturo to tho dealings
EM in railway bonds to-day, and tho market was
Kffi irregular. Nickol Plato 4s were minimally
K'i active, and sold at 8flXaH7. Louisa illo.t
Mpi? Nashvillo St.Louisdlv.nts.jumpedfrom 10HK
Bfi to 111, only 0,000 ohangiug haudH. Cle 0. it
K; KtU. hs roso Jf, to 107t Kuoxvillo "k
Ki, Ohio 1st sj', to 01. Northwest currency con-
Mju sols , to 139; Oregon Improvement lsts )j,
j.ife jo 97 1 Richmond A. Allegluiuy lsts l,to 01,
Wfi't nn Union Pacifio sinking funds i, to
mkf, 118f. American Dock As declined K, to 102;
?. Canada Southorn lsts 4, to 100 ; do. 2ds H,
fi, to 92X a Vl)4 ; Denver 4s 1. to 78 ; Kansas A,
V Texas fis 1, to 12X ; do. Cs 1, to 8J ; tit. l'aul
K, 8s X, to 126K ; Texas Pacitlo laud grants .
mjf$. tool; Erie 2ds H, to IOOK. and Wabash 7s
K new 1, to 93. West Shore, 4s sold lit 100?.,' n
fc i , 109K. Tho changes otherwise wero fractional.
UbSr Governments w cro dull and prices ruled
pf- throughout tho day at 120K a 12fi for 4s, at
KK, 107Xal08for regular 4Ks ami at 108 a
Wteh 109K for coupon 4Xh.
Money was moro active and lent from 1 to
R5C j.B per cent, on call. Tho bears threaten to
?;? raake a closor market before tho end of tho
Kp 'Veek and wero selling stooks this afternoon
PJV on that theory.
BKl TnE QUOTATIONS.
mmffX Oprn. Utah. Lr. CIi-'D.
if,' OuidiBosthtrn.... M CJ M n.s
OleT.. O..I.. ;in. 4 ind ... w; 5JV 6J'i .M
K? fibwrnkii A Ohio US W UV 8C
Ohio. Tiarl. 4 Qulncj VS. UJ'i 1.11). 1 )K
CMcuoaNurthwen., ll'J'f IIJ'2 IllO 111'?
J Ohio.. Mil. t8t. l'.ui 17I 18 70'J 7-lj
HKi Ohio., jtuck la. 4 Pu. ., lir.i 115U llml US'
"-il polorido 1 Hocklnir Ool Sit, 3.1', J; ul
LH& Oolonwlo 0ial A Jrun sa 4UH hhu 4(1
I te.4?rn ". .K '9 .32 .tbH
HV DeUwir.HIuJ.ou., 1U1 lull; )U1H lUlC
Fn. Panrer 4 Bio Urindo 314 2iu 'ij'a 21':
K- IaDTrAKinOrandpfd BJ'S Ml', M', r.h'
PIS' K. T.nn., V. 4 (1 llk w 11! ll'J
Kf. K. Tonn., V. 4(U.littiM... (1.1 AS (UV ei'I
R K. Tonn., V.4(J. 'Jdytd... 33 i5 -M -2t'
V LsoljvlUt 4 NMtmllo J CI", (11 ; fllO
5?!. Ink Bbora... US'f 0V, 9VJ l'J
JtM, L.kEri4Vetem ., 160 1(0 1(H; Kit:
7B taka Krta Waatarn pml. ... 4HI? 4HU 412 7
l Manhattan Con.l 10Qy 10J 1UJ 1UJ
II Mlonlaan Central vo W VU I'D
MW. NIL.L.B, 4 Waatern bHW -IW HTi 879
9, MlnnaapoluBt.louta ...... 10 10 10 10
Bl Mlnnaav.ha 4 Ht. Louu pfd.. WJ "AKJ 2) 2J
C NlaaounPaolflo WH tfjtj utu on,
tt Nlaaonrl. Kaoaaa 4 Taiaa 2Ji 21 20. V0
HR ' Ubalt. 4 St. 1, ula .. 70 7UU 70 ?UU
LHV tJX0,kStraJ ... loiilj 10HS 10H 10M
j? Jaw Yotk Now Knaianii 41i 421 401." 41?
i W. Y., CTKria 4 Wo.tern ptj. 6H,3 (W to? r6V
Bdv N. ?. 8una. 4 Wntrni 0'? 0'I ll'J Si'
S4- ow Vnlk. Kuaq. 4 Wr,t. .la. 8Jft 3ii 31 31(5
ortbara Paailte. . . 21' 2114 2J'a 2J'.
W'fB.1 lno. pM 45J 4I'J 4I1; (1'J
HkK Ohio A41UlMipl 2J , iifi M55 21';
Ru Ontario 4 Waatem...., li 17 J w, V, i"
iHTT Oiacon Kallwar 4 NavlKatlon, VI vt VOH UiJU liuU
Qracon Tranaoonllnontal 20,' 20, 111', 20,
TP'' Oreaun Imprixouient an 4(J 49 41) '
KT& Wa?MV M1. 3S'. 37U 37
'., EKM"?.1 Kllns 70M 71'j 70 ?0(
& rhUadolphla Uaa , , 111 in uii"? 1,1!
aaVvY" ft,?.rUi "jcatur 4 KanaTlIlo. 'XIM WS ' 2i
aaTaf' E ullman j'alapa Oar Oo 141 141 lJll 140
Al Blcnmond4WetrilDtTer.. 27J 2-1V 27l 27X
F ffe6,.Waat Point Tar. ;.M.. Clf, dig n .' e C
HS Bt. Paul 4 Omaha 4ll, 41', 40'! 40'2
Hi gt.Paal. Minn. 4 Manitoba.. 100 100 10 1 10-j
Wk Bt. Ixmla 4 Han Pranclawi 3lt'. Kit'. .1,, . ;.'.
K Ht. lxiia4Han l'ran.prd .. 7J 71', 711? 7.1.
mfit- Taiaa Paclno 27'I 21'! 274 27'2
aKf 7,nn' 2! lron MUJ 3,'4 M 1
WTv Un on Paoltlo Wl; Ml? tii4 Sj'4
HhTv JJnltadbUtea l'.iprau , Ui'l ((,). It, 1. f 1 .
Bt) mbaah-Ht. L..uli4Paolflo,. 18', 1M lilJ lt
WML JJab-.lil,l,ul.4P.cmoDf(i . SJi; 3.11, 3J' 3i;
K, Watrnl7nu.nTalejrraplj 80t, Sl3 WJ'J Mivj
Bg;V"' ,Wiualuu A Laka ria all), 60J i'j.Vj 4Ji
E&r Tlie Hpeculutlrr OtarkeU.
Ew' Giuiw. WUett, verjr atrouif at lo. advanco;
mW- &, 87KO.J Jan. SiiWc; May, 9SVc Corn,
H& Brm: Deo., oso.. Jin.. Mjc. . MsT ftw
H- rTP.K,8,ron' l to polnis advance; Nov.,
I' 7J.M Iea, 10.W; Jan., 10.83; Feb., 10.43; Jlay
Naff 10. 60.
il CorrE. fiieady; Dec., in. go; Jan., 15,86:
K Feb., 16.13; Miron, 15.04; May, 14.03.
H Tbe Ileal Kai(ate Alnrket.
BKX-. - Tne fonrHitorr brown-ttono dwelllntr, vrlth lot
WW M-Bxlts, No. s lladlaon avenue, waaaola at auction
C'itV attatUail Estate 'HxcbaDse to-dtr to Theodore
K?& Endl.forlo,ooo. The sale was tbe remit of a
Bfr1 ,j fereetotare stut broscbt by Archibald n, Haaell
gi; Matet Bobon wa IGtitnt campuni.
MURDER OP A BINQ BIKQ IIACKMAN.
Ills llndr Found In tlie Conch In Which lie
llnrt Carried Three Aqnednct I.nhoreri,
Bino Sino, N,Y., Nov. 21. John Conroy, a
hackman, was murdored last night, and throo
Hungarians, namod Btephrn !Mannoga,
Andrew Uhrln nnd Ocorgo I'abol nro under
arrest charged with tho criuio.
Lnt.t night, about 8 o'clock, tho thrco men
engaged Conroy to drive them over to shaft
No. 8 of tho now aqueduct, whero thoy aro
employed. Two hours Inter tho framcamo
back without a driver. Tho team was stoppod
and tho carringn door was onened. On tho
iioor of tho coach lay tlie dead body of Con
roy. lllood was oozing from two wounds In
his head
Tho nows of thomurdor soon spread, and
peoplo wero found who remembered
sieiiig Conroy drive off with his three
Hungarians. Chief of 1'olico McNeill
and Deputy Hhorifls Mouohan and Hrannignu
went to shaft No. 2 and arrested Uhriu, Man.
noga nndjrabol. Tho throo men expressed
surprise and jirofcssed not to know why thoy
were arrested. At Hing Hlng they wero iden
tided as thn threo men who wero drivon off
in Couroy's carriage.
When the men entered tho carriage ono of
them aceidently tllsclow d a cartridge by lift
ing up his coat. Tho man still had tlie cur
tridgn belt on when arrested, but six of the
cartridges wero missing. A rnvnlvi r was
found.iu his possession. It had six chambers,
filled with tho missing cartridges, one of
which had been used.
Tho Coroner found a bullot of tho samo
caiibro in Couroy's head.
No other weapons wero found upon the
men. They wero sullen and obstinnto dur
ing their examination anil nothing could bo
elicited from them. Thoy wurn held for tho
Grand Jury and aro now in jail.
A 22-cnlibro bullet was also found in Con
joy's head. It is supposed from tills that ho
was shot by two different men, and that ono
of them throw his revolver away.
MR. JOHNSON AND THE CAIIBAGES.
Hud C'lrcamatanrr Attcmllnu the Arrest of a
Collrue Hluilent.
Tho young man who grnbbed ncouploof
cabbages in Hixth nvenuo yesterday is sup
posed to be n young college student" who
ciuiio hero to witness tho Ynlo-l'rincotoii
foot-ball gamo. When arrested ho gavo his
namo ns Albert II Johnson. Hoffman Housu.
Now, thero is no Albert H. Johnson regis
tered at tho Hoffman Houso, but thero is a C.
A. Johnson.
Tho last namod Mr. Johnson is qnito a
respoctablo old gentleman, who rotiros every
evening at 0.30 o'clock. This morning, when
ho camo from his room, several
friends eyod him solemnly, nnd said:
"Had, and! And 'a man of IiIb
nge tool" Mr. Johnson looked astounded
and endeavored to Illnl out what was tho mat
ter. His itiestious were mot by sundry allu
sions to tho price of cabbages. Ono gentle
man suggested that it was quite time that
Mr. Johnson had stopped his youthful frolics.
"Then Mr. Johnson waxed very wrothy, and
wanted to know what that nonseuso mi ant.
He was shown tho newspaper containing tho
story of tho cabbngn stealing. Excla
mation points would express very
faintly what Mr. Johnson said.
If he moots tho Johnson of cahbago-loviug
propensities thero will houvury animated
sceuo. If cabbago i r appears on thn Hoff.
man Houso bill of fare, it will lie hidden
from Mr. Johnson or tho waiter will suffer.
HIS NECK imOKKN IIV THE FAU.
Jnroli Srlnrnb, n Ilrnndivny Importer, In
Htiuillr Killed In nn IHevntor Nhart.
Jnroli Schwab, senior mcinbor of tho firm
of Kchwab .t Hon, importers nt 5SS It road,
way, foil through tho eiovator hatchway of
the building this morning and was instantly
klllud.
Mr, Hchwab, tho deceased, lived with his
wlfo and family of six children nt 67 East
Boventr-sixth street, After reaching his
store this morning, ho read the papers nnd
at about 0 o'clock started for the olovator, In
tending to run across to Mercor stroot to got
slimed.
At night the hatchway guard s aro always
down, hut in the daytlmo thoy aro up. Mr.
Hchwab is somewhat near-sighted, and it is
presumod that ho thought tho elevator was
at tho lauding, for ho stepped out. The ele
vator was in tho basement, and Mr. Hchwab
fell to tho bottom of the building, striking
tho top of tho eiovator and landing between
it and tho well. His neck was broken, nnd
save a single cry for help, ho uocr spoko
nfter. Ho diod in half au hour.
Mr. Bchwab was about flfty-sovon years
old. Tho firm formerly had an offlco at
Canal and Oreeno streets and rcmocd to
their present qunrtors last January.
aw '
THE COMMISSIONERS RLTICENT.
Thry Have Little to Sny About Hecretary
Fnlrchlld'a Declalou.
Tho decision of Seerotnry Fairchild declin
ing to handover to the Immigration Commis
sioners tho $70,000 which they hold as a
reseno fund, realized from tho salo of
Cnstlo Oardeu privileges, ia supposed to bo in
tlie hands of Commissioner Ulrich. president
of the Hoard. All tho Commissioners aro
nry reticent t about it. Nono of them will
evpress au opinion other than that tho deci
sion is arbitrary nnd unjust.
Secretary Jackson, who was soon by a
Woiti.ii reporter this morning, said that tho
Commissioners lnno not an yet called any
met ting to officially consider tho Tresury
Department's final decision on a much exod
question. It is thought, howoor, that n
meeting will bo called nt an early day, when
protests nbout withholding this fund will bo
made.
Thnae IIoiihch lu the Air,
Corporation Counicl O'llrieu gavo un opinion to
tin) aihl-liiK that no action ho taken concernlug
tho clevutoil rjllroal structure!! nt Ono llnudrod
and I'lrty-nithatreot an I Kluhtti avenue while the
Illuli Ilrltltro l'urk proceedlnss ar pendlui;. He
skjs It la a serious question In his mind whether or
not the structures complained of are Illegal,
aj m
I'lre In an AimrtiiiFuUHouee.
Fire lu the bachelor apartment house on tho
outhcaat corner ot Fifth avciuio andTtlrtleta
street, owned bj P. It. Mack A Co. , this morninr,
ilistrojed Jt, 2t0 worth of valuable furniture car
p la nnd lirti'-a-lirao liclunittiii; to James tfeyor
t ho Is at present In Mexico. '1 he lost Is fully cov
ered by liiniiruncc.
m a.
I'or 1111 Assault Three Yenrs Old,
Jaini'K ltellly was trlid lu tho Court of Special
I Ktiwiiiiiii to-dar for an atsnult on Policeman Long
on election nlunt is4. 'Ihe polU'einrn hal trltd to
nrrnt I1I111 for nelplnir lilmaeir to some peanuts
from an Italian's stand. Tnc prUoucr was 'con
lctiU and sent to the penitentiary for six inouiha.
.Nov Hhlelds fur I'ullec inen'a Ham,
Pollic Headquarters was cromWdthls morning
wlthHiiti(ineii who came to set their old liat
IiIMh 1 xi h ingeil for new one. 'I tw new atyle In
pnl'ltr thtu tnc old, aud the number can be more
(Mali) 11.1 .
Ilrnakbn M'w. nt n (ilnnre,
Il'KlniiliiK'o-nlitlit, a mall delhcry to tho clubs
and thuairn In liruoVljn will bo bcifun at l r. vt.
Tho InHitiliMtlon Into the caao of I lent.
Taunt, of the I nlted States Navy, who Is chartred
with ncalcct uf duty, was returned this uioruluir
attho Navy-'iant.
borne time 1 nt night the store of It. C. Hatcher,
nt 4ss Manhattan avtnue, Wllllatrsburg, was
entered by biimlars, whostulo about 1100 In money.
whliU lay lu tho Bate.
l'rancls llelltle, the Italian who last night during
a quarrel at 84J Nurth Second sirret, llrtiosltn,
truck llo-ai Kosn wiiii un axe, liifllcllriBuilaiBir
0U8 wound, lus not jli been cauitht.
Haso ltellly. a bricklayer, while under the lnflii
dice of llqaor fell nnd ttruok ht head on a beer
tap In the liquor saloon uf John Muller. at V68
lie Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Ue received a contusion of the bead and
brain. lie was removed to a hoapltal la a serious
condition,.
STERN BROS.
WILL OKKKK TUK8DAY IN Til Kill
FUR DEPARTMENT
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE
BARGAINS.
Alaska Seal Jackets at - - $70 00
Reduced from $105 00.
Alaska Seal Sacques,
40 and 42 inches long-, at . . tQH Slf)
Reduced from $135.00. ipCil VV
ALASKA SEAL
Newmarkets and Dolmans,
54 and 56 Inches long, at . . . . UM Kl fljjflg
Reduced from $250.00. W ""
All made of the best quality LONDON DYED SEALSKINS.
FUR-LINED GARMENTS,
Capes, Boas, Stoles, Muffs,
Gloves, Rugs and Fur Trimmings
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRBCES.
32 to 36 West 23d Street,
AMI
23 to 35 West 22d Street.
OFFICIAL RETURN'S.
The nonrrt of Aldermen I'lnlali Tliclr Count
nnd ninlio Tliclr Ilrcliirntlon.
Thn ofllrial iloolnratiou of tho Mites cast at
tlio rnccnt olcotlon was inailo this nftomoon
liv tho Ahlcriui'ii. Tlio ftilhittim; is tlio ro
sult on State, county and judicial ofllccs :
SKCItKTAHV OK STATE.
rrerterlclc Cook Itl.TMl
Frederick; ). Oram M,i,3
Henry (leort(c B7.477
Kdward IUII (l'mnrcsslTo I.ilior) o,sw
1). C. lluntlnutoa (l'rolilbltlon) 1.318
CoukinerUrmit 6'-', '3
STATE COM1TIIOLI EB.
Kdward Wemplo Ill, IIS
JCHfloH. L'Ainnrcaux m,3i
Victor A. Wilder U0,2w
Wetniilo over L'Atuoreaux &u,lo
TIIEASU1IK1I.
Lawrence J. FlttRorald 110, IW 3
Joints W. Carinloliael co,8J9
I'atrlck 11. Cummins 8MM
Fitzgerald orer Carmlctiacl 60,1.3
ATTOHNXY-aXNEKAL.
Charles P. Tabor 111,0m
JamcaA. Dennlaon 60,433
licnnlaC. l'u'lj M,R51
Tabor oer Uennlson 60,081
STATE ENOINEEK AND SURVEYOR.
JotinHoffart lll.SRS
O. I'. II. Cornell iw, lis
M. K. Couzem M,11
llogartovcr Cornell 61,270
justices or THE supreme toURT.
Morgan J. O'llrlen 111,1110
Abraham It. Lunruncu 10", 13T
D.itilcld. ltolllnt Tl.niQ
llenrj K. Ilowliind fil.iwi
John Vincent IH.iiMI
Abner C. Thomas SJ.U'Jl
lUSTRIOT-ATTOUNKV.
John It. Fellows (K,T8
Do Lancer Nlcoll "T,mo
Louis T. I'oat SS.74T
Kdwurd V. bearltiR 5,8,11
l-HESIIIFNT HOARD Or ALDERMEN.
Cleorcell. Former 109, 01T
James T. Van ltenaaclaer M,nm
William McCabo .13,01
John Morrison b,"is
CORONER.
M.J. 11. MciRcmer 109,7:0
Deuls Hlion tU,H1
l'anl Mayer 3.,3i'i
F. V. LUlenthal 6,juu
CITV COURT.
Henry 1'. McOown 10i6SS
W'llllum V. 1'llncliKo 100.7V4
Krncat Halt 7,740
Charles K. Iexow (iT,s;a
(lenrire W. Ilease 8.t,iH)7
MorrU W'. Hart Ui,VJJ
OENEItAI. SESSIONS.
Itandolphn. Martlne ll,4(tu
l'tcderlckC. Loubusclier W.Bil
SURltOOATE.
ltnntmR. Ttaniom lll.PSft
Isaac Ihitton 03,t!13
Uldcoti J. Tucker 83, 6 B
Ooldfoglo hns 297 iilnrality ovor McCarthy
for Ciil Justico in tho l'ifth District.
a
1 API'FALING TO THE MAYOR.
Six Thousand Wnrklngmon AVnnt the Hub
way Work to Un On.
Fully 6,000 workitiKinon aro intcrostcd in
tho prosecution of tho work of laying tho
underground conduits for olectric nnd tele-crarih-ttiros.
If tho Commissioner of Publio
Works adheres to his decision not to prmit
permits to contractors to open tho streets
aftor Dec. 1, nil tho men vsill ho thrown
out of employment.
A deleu'ivtiiiii of men employod on the tnh.
ways called upon Mayor Hewitt to-day ami
asked him to mtorcedo in their liohalf, Thn
Mn or wild that he hud no power iu tho nmt
tor and referred tho workiiiinnon to (ten.
Nowton. Tlio delepation will isit tlio Do.
partmout of l'tiblic Works this nftomoon.
l'unrrnl of .III n 1'iitiiin I.nznrua,
The funeral of Mm Kmmn ltzarus, the poet
and writer, tool, plate this moinlnpr from her lato
residence, is Went Tenth atrect. Tnc serines
were performed b) lliUt H.tlibl Meiirtrn, 11s Med
li) ltablil JJilte, liuth ! Ihe Nineleenih Mreet bjn
as'OKue. 'lliu Inn run nt waa at cjprci lllllt.
After thn Juatlrrm
JubUccb DrlehsDty and KarsnaKh, ot LonRlMand
City, while oq tho bonch this morulug, nero Mi
lted by a man who said he waa an expert sent by
Mayor Ulcaaon to examine the rtcorda of the
Court, ltlasuppoaedlbat the Mayor Istnaearcn
of material for ouurnca avalnit tne two Juitices.
a
Trlritrnplilr llrcvltlrft.
Prescott, Art., Nov. St. A boiler oxploilon In
W'llsou & Co.'siuw 111 II. nine miles from tins place,
last Baturday, losulttd In tne death of rtx men.
cuiCAiin, Nov. 1 - urcit pala r.iiie.t on the
luke jesterday and last ulxht, Itcporis uf wrecks
are coming In from all pons. It U Ihouglit teeril
propelltriaroloat.
Montreal, Nor. si. A frelsht train on the
Canadian l'aclflo Hallway yesterday mornlog
plunged through an open drwbnd(8 Into Lachtoe
Canal daring a foe. The engineer was tilled tad
the fireman and helper lataily injured.
WAITED.
1,000 BOYS.
With commendable liberality a
-Bowery" clothlnp; store has
advertised to sell 1,000 Over
coats to the poor boys of New
York at 25 cents each. We think
such generosity deserves en
couragement, and have con
cluded that If our "Bowery"
friends will furnish the Over
coats, WE will furnish the
BOYS 'and the QUARTERS. We
want to aid our neighbors in
well-doing, and at the same time
"help out" the boys. Let every
boy from 4 to 12 years who
wants an Overcoat for nothing
apply at our store between half
past six and seven o'clock Tues
day evening, Nov. 22, and we
will furnish a "quarter" for
every boy and send one of our
employees with them to see that
they really get an Overcoat. Be
sure to come on time and get an
Overcoat FREE.
OUR GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF
OVERCOATS
Will continue until II o'clock Satur
day night. During this sale we will
sacrifice every Overcoat In our
colossal establishment without re
gard to cost of production.
Read the Prices :
Mori's Melton Overcoats, worth
$10, at $1.89.
Men's Extra Heavy Double-breasted
Ovorcoats, worth $ 1 6, at $4.
Elogant Chinchilla Overcoats, worth
$18, at $4.
Beaver Overcoats, oxtrafine, worth
$20, at $6.
Genulno Kersey Overcoats, worth
$40, at $10.
6,000 Boys' Overcoats at 99 cents.
Men's Suits, $3.89 j Men's Pants,
69c. i Boys' Suits, $1.24.
A. HUM & CO.,
The Reliable Broadway Clothiers,
627 and 629 Broadway,
NltAlt lll.HEGKim NT.
OPEN i:VK.NIK08 UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
Tlie ItHiidnll'a Jalnmt .llurdir ('.
lu l'art I uf tho Court of Ucucrul bcsalons to
day, tne cine ot iloacB J, SpolKnts.Orata M. Smith,
Henry laniard and Frederick Wesley, tno boyi
who killed Keeper William K. Colo with a ball
cluti at the Handall'a Island Iloime of llefnge
Wat summer, waa adjourned until next Monday.
At that time, It mo Dutnot-Attoruey hai decided
to accept a ploa ol ruanalaaif titer In the nrit degree,
the bo) s w UUo plead, and recelTe their leniences.
a. aa
otri1 llliunelr Into IVImiii,
ltocorder bmjlh thli morning sentenced Denla
Foley to two yeara and (our month! Id fit ate Prison
lor Illegal votlnir. Laat election day Foley offered
to rote In the Ninth Eleotion Dlatrlot of the Fourth
Aaaemtily Plat riot under the name of Denla Hurley,
and when Informed that Hurley had already
toted, mow la hli rote,,
RIKER'S
COMPOUND
SARSAPARILLA
Purifies the Blood and Invigorates
tho Systom.
It Contains tho Active Properties
of Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Yellow
Dook, Burdock, Chamomile, Gentian,
Ehubarb, Mandrake, Iron, &o., &c,
whioh are so combined as to act with
tho most desirable efieot in ERADI
CATING from tho systom all suoh
disorders as arise from IMPURE
BLOOD and an INACTIVE LIVEK,,
suoh as
Eruptions of the Skin, Eczema,
Scrofula, Dyspeysia, Head
ache, Catarrh, Nervous
Debility, Biliousness,
And that "Tired Frelliiar no Common to nil
nt Tlinoa."
IT REGULATES THE BOW
ELS TO PERFECTION. IT
CONTAINS
NO MERCURY,
ARSENBC,
IODIDE OF POTASSIUM
OR ANY INJURIOUS IN
CREDIENT. And as it need
only be taken MORNING and
NIGHT it can ALWAYS be
taken with GREAT REGULAR
ITY and WITHOUT TROUBLE.
Bottles, Containing 17 1-2 oz.
NBAIlIiY DOUIILi: ANY OTII12U)
3Cb
WE GUARANTEE this Sarsa
parilla to bo MUCH BETTER and
more satisfactory than any BLOOD
PURIFIER in existonoe.
And we FURTHER guarantee it
to BE and DO ALL that YOU may
EXPECT, or we will refund the
price.
INSIST ON HAVING
BIKER'S
SARSAPARILLA,
AHD YOU ARE POSITIVELY SORE OF CURE
Do not allow any nna to persuade y.m otherwtae. Bold
by alnwKt all dealera throughout the tlnltad Htatea.
Ir ANY druKftlnt refuaa to aupplj you, you can ho
BUKUof gfiUliik- what you aalc for at the Ury-Gooda
houaea aud fteueral store or dtroct troni
DllUOQISTS AND MANUKACTI'llINa CHEMISTS.
KSTAIII.1SHKI) 1H40,
ATSMSlXril AVKMUK, HkW YOUK.
I.MIOtlATOlllKHl
5B Washington street, nnd
S3, 67 and S3 Clarksou t N. Y.
Daacrlptke natalogua and Trloe Llat
mailed tree on application.
COL. GElillAKli'S CHARGES.
They Will be Ilrnrtl In tlio YorluIIIo Pollre
Court Thla Afternoon.
Ool. Edward Goldinrd -v ill bo in tho York.
villo Court this nfternoon to press his chargo
of blackmnil ncninst Socretftry Henry O.
Wells, of thn Now York Club. Commodoro
Jnmis J). Smith, prebiduut of tho club, hus
not yet been brought iuto tho pollco court,
but Col. Oubhard intimiites thnt ho has an.
other nrrow in his quiver for tho Commo
dore's benefit.
Tho most recent notion of tho clnb Is tho
sunniious which it hns sent to Col. Oebhnrd
touttend this uvoninj; tho investigation of
tho chnrges relati o to tho audit of his bill
nud tho withdrawal of his lotter from tho
box of President Smith
Col. Oebhard 1ms not yet docidod whether
or not ho will appear nt tho club to-niuht.
Ho snys lit) has not yet mado up his mmd
whether ho will gain anything by confront
ing his nccusors.
Itnllroitd Confercnro I'ostpnnod.
The eonfercuco which was to havo been held this
morning bitwecn the representatives of the trans
continental railroads was postponed because ot
the non-urrhul of Mr. llnmon, ot the Xorlhcrn
l'aclllc Il was taken 111 on his war to thla city.
It U proliablc t tint tho toutcrenco w 111 be held lu a
few dajs lu Chicago.
m a.
To Aid the Aiinri'hlsta' l'mnlllra.
ArranKcmeulsaru In protrcss bj a commlttco of
tho Central Labor Union wheroby a boll and en
tertainment Is to bo ulvcu at an early day for the
benefit of thu families of the Chicago AnarcbUts.
m an
Overrun! Ilrttcr Thnn Turkrja.
To Bupply one thonsand famines with 1 hanksglr.
Ing turkeys U an act of charity wltlCi variom phi.
lanturoputa hao from time to time performed, but
now conici an olTcr from one of the well-known
buslncsa nrn.s of New York which makes the gilt
of turkeys sink into Intlguincance. It Is well to
have jour stomach lull for a day, but It la
belter In have your buck warm for a
wholo winter, and when It la announced
tnat the 1mdon aud Liverpool Clothing Company,
ofooaud88 llowery, propose at thUlhanieglviDK
atiuou to give 1,000 warm and substantial overcoats
to tbe poor boys of New York, It makes one's heart
warm to think of It. In order that those otcrcoats
may fall to the deserving poor and that the wearers
may not feel that they are absolutely charity
garments, each boy will be required to pay
5 cents fur his overcoat. This 3 cents Is
rlmpy lo latum the fact that the prcarnt will
fall li.lo the h nidi ot thrifty eople, for llttr Is no
family too poor lo pay that amount. 'J he $230 re
ceived from these 1,UJ S3 cent pieces will be
handed to Mayor Hewitt lobe given to some deserv
ing charity. The entlro store will be given up to
fitting the boys oat with overcoats from T to 8 r. m,
on Tuesday, Nor. 84 Hoys between 4 and 12 yean
of age win be entitled to tbe coats and must call In
periQa for them. V
tLoiui&timwl ;
THIS WEEK,
1,000
MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS,
WORTH $10, WILL BE SOLD AT '
fc "7aC
Lonflon&LiyerDOOl :
THIS WEEK,
1,000
MEN'S GOOD HEAVY ALL-WOOL
OVERCOATS, IN WHITNEY AND
CHINCHILLA, WORTH $12, WILL
BE SOLD AT
$5.00. !
Loiiflon&Liveriiool
THIS WEEK, ;
WE WILL SLAUGHTER m
5 000 :
$18 AND $20 OVERCOATS
$Mii$lM '
ti
NOTICE. To-Morrow Evoninff, brfLweon 7 and 8 v
o'clock, our store will bo used to give 1,000 Overcoats to r
the poor boys of Now York on payment of 315c., which I
amount will bo forwarded to His Honor, Mayor Hewitt, to u
bo disposed of in any charitable manner ho may suggest. n
Tho Overcoats aro sold by us at $2.50. Our competi- h
tors will do well by imitating this announcement. It will v
do much good at this timo of the year.
Will & LIVERPOOL CLOTHM CO., i
86 AND 88 BOWERY,
COItNKU IIrTHIt, HUT. GRAND AMI CANAL. j
ItKAL KSTATK.
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
UAS FUROHASED A
LOAD OF TURKEYS,
to riK RKRvnn up in royal rtylk nr
'inn&W&Z Xlla 1NIMITAULK UATitltltRAT
li i jIAJjIL Nt
THAIS&M&DAY
ON THE
AMI
Hegeman Farms
26tk Ward, Brooklyn,
East Rliew York,
AT 7
Balli Beacli Junction
AND
Woodside Heights.
After banquets tho afternoon wilt be devoted to
the sale of lots, which cati be purchaaed for
$150 and Upward,
PAYABLE
$10 MONTELXY,
or 10 per Cf ut, dltcount for oath, with
Title Guaranteed by
TITLE GUARANTEE ANDTRUST CO.
Fret) piiMM'N ti. IlnlU llenrh .l.iiiotlnn nnd
Wouilalflo Ilclubts. Jrur .m.pa, prlrr.lUl.
nml nil pultlciiluri. iiIiIt tu JUKI!. JOHN
HON, Jr., 00 I.llirrly at.. Nun- York and
31)3 l'ullaii nt., Ilrookljn.
Until hicimura Are Sale.
ISI'EriAL TO TUE WO II LI).
CniPAQO. Nov, sl. lloth thn City of Dnlnth snil
tho City or Fremont, jirerlotisly reportea In trou
ble, aro IjlnK nt tho upper end of 1'ortBKO Lake
Cannl wllliiiT for tho wreath r t" moiUr to. 'lho
Duliilh wai hmmil for Ashlaun, it.,uuilthu
lTuiiiimt for MurquC'tc .MIi.Il
l'rcalileut Loupoid, of lho Transportation Com
pany, has received a telegram ironi Joseph Aus
trian, at Marrjuetto.ststlncthit no danger to cither
of tho vessels was apprehended, us tha Btorm bad
subsided.
.
Decretory Whitney Aenln nt III. Desk.
(SPECIAL TO THE WOM.D.1
Wabihnotom, Not, si. Secrttsr Wliltner re
turned to Washington to-day nud called on the
President, He Is looking and feeling much hotter.
Mr. Whitney siys he will endeavor to tuko up his
work at thoNavr liupurtineiu. hut If ha Is uuuble
toMondihcsiralnho w lii n ubly go lo Ucrmuils
loruLoupluot momhs.
Uasa Amdt's Ilenlb,
The death was reported at the Coroner's offloe
MA' 9Uto,A Amd'. wenty-four years old, ot
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
IN FUKNITHKE, CAKl'KTS AND BUDDING. f
LUDWIG BAUMANN & 00., J
NOH. 012 AND 014 HTII AVE.. DBTWGEIf
30T11 AM) 3QT11 MTB,
ni23irtfeza52- ALLrflENWhoBroUaWl. 3
tu3U9BBWSMKKMkittatbronB4lMrUiBS t .Uicr.
mr '7V 'Cglwlac, H UIIAK11TH TO U'EX sr
DfmtiwMCN ONLY .WlHrru.J Msarr. bf thla If.w lasrwrS
MjW'rsb3i'PltqTRipi 6iLt fcsusptifjii.n
r r1 .irTTXiIjTn (adc lor iCI. .ptclfio esrpoM.hiiiai
aCoaUnsonm hlLTsoolatsr Corr.l .f KLrCTRIlltr throafa IU,
ITtaa Carl, ra.uriuf tarni to Health and Vig-oroua Btranstlt '
IlasulsCsrrmt r.lllBustl;srwaVat(ellSj.lwo Ca. naUit ,
ImnroT.n.sta oTer all otb.r flalla, Vorat ea.aa rERMAHiSTLt
II RED In Th Mt. B.alMPaiaphUtSe.n.auaaB, ASdKN t
tHa SAHntK ELICTSIO CO.. 022 C?0ADWA. tftWYMI.
I '
riANOS AN ORGANS.
100 elca-ant new aprlcht grand planoa, 7X Oet, 8
atrlriKfMl, "ne tone and warranted six rears. Pnoe STTa
to $150, and sold on payments of only $10 per month j
vrhen desire!. Planus rented and exchanged; 50 goa (
aecondhand planoa at bariralna.
Horace Waters & Co,, i
124 rUTIl AVli.. KKAlt lHf H 8T.
A-TI1I5 KSTKY Ul'lTlGHT PIANOS, with their
new reHttins; aetton, win tlie admiration of tha
moat critical ; see them before you buy; sold unmonthly
paymonts. Kstey Piano Warerooms, 6 Kaat lata at.
4NUMni!UOFOnANI, uprlRht and square pianos
J. of our make, sllsbtly used, almost as good aa new,
and fully warranted, win bo sold at a liberal raductlosi
from regular prices; pianos to rent, n lu. Knabe a Oct.
ll'J 6th are., abiTe lClh at.
AIlO AISS IN PI ANOS at Llndeman A Bon's wara
rni, laGoth ate., near lUtli St.; a large assort
ment of new and aligbtly used planoa of our own and
other makes at yery attractive prloes.
T UK "OPEIIA"pFa"NO. tbe most popular and the
finest in the market, only $10 monthly until paldl
one quarter's music lessons free; rent only $&; senator
catalogue. Peek A bon. 316 Weat 47th st..oorner ll'way.
DKNTlSTItY.
AS EXTHACTINO Mo. WITHOUT OAfl J5o.'
I'.le gant gold fillings from $1 upward. Soft tUk
Ing Coo, up. Beta 65, lid, $10 and $13. No charge for
gas extracting when others are to be made. Ilonra, 8
A. SI. to 8 P. M. Sundays to 1 P. M. N. Y. Dental Oo..
10i Cth nvc, scoond door sjuth of lath St., opp. Macya.
DIED.
LAUGHLAN.-At niverdale, on Sunday,' Nov. 20,
Jane, wife of Thomas Laughlan, aged 46 yaara. '
funeral from lleach st. to Ht. Oabriel Church.
37th et., to Colfary.
Held anil Itobbe.l In a Hnloon.
Daniel Albert, of 57 East rourth street, told Jus
tlco Patterson, In the Essex Market Pollco Court,
ihls morning, that ho was robbed last eventagof
(22 In tne saloon, km llowery, owned by
James lUydcn. Albert said that he went
Into the saloon, where ho was asked to
eumo Into a side room to shako dice. There Foster
held hlni and Hat don took tho money. A police
man arrested both, but the third mun In the affair
could not be had. Holli urlsonirs pleaded not
guilty. They were hold In fi,ooo each for trUU.
w
Jostc Hon ell Ilnck Again.
Joslo Howell, the young girl who went to the
Iloboken theatre Thursday night with a rrtrl rritdd
and two of tho ushers, Frank Smith and
.Samuel llarel, and then disappeared In a very
lurlous manner, returned late Isst night to the
homo of her sisters In York street, Jersey City. Tho
girl said that after lent lngthe theatre she went to tha
home of her aunt In Now ork. 8ho lives In Bos
ton, snd Is In Jersey City on a vlsll. Bmlth sd
llsril. the ushers who wero arroated, will be released.
Hmltlen Dentil of u Mexican Student.
Olecarlo Molina, twenty-eight years old, a
student, on his wuy from Paris to his home la
Slerlds, Mot. , put up at tho Hotel Espsnol, 116
West Fourtccnt street, yesterday. Ho retired last
night in good health, but wus found dead In bed.
Dr. 11. Jl. Kenny, of 6j Seventh avenue, whowM
called, thought tnat death resulted from apoplexy.
as,
Kocnliifr to Appear llcfore Judge llnrrett.
Justico Qormau held Krmt Kooning, tho An.
archlst, In default of fl.000 ball for his wild
si ecclics. Koenlng wus commuted to the Island.
Wllh u view to get him out of prison BaltharsrT
Weslenberger appeareil before Judge Ilsrrett to
day and iiot a writ of habeas corpus for hli pro.
iluctiou In court to-morrow, Koenlng has found a
bondsman. ',
ss-a
Abandoned by Ilia Father.
A tclograpblo despatch received at Police Head
quarters this inornluc from Tottenvllle, 8. L, T
that there la a four- ear-old boy named John
Uodco at tho County Almshouse, having been
ubuuiloneit on Suml.iy by Us father.
m
Mr. McDonald nt lho Point of Death.
Mrs. McDonald, wife of a laborer, of U Bm '
Ninetieth street. Is lying at the point ot death la
Uellevue Hospital. She was attacked and brutally
beaten by her dronktn huiband last Baturdaj