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MM , H miE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1887.1 .
K; iSDIFTmG THE CAPTAINS.
Kp THE PLAN 1'Ott A GPXERAIi BlfAKE-UP OF
Hr'. THE POLIOf! FORCE
B?f Vfan Shall Ilnrn Wllllnnia'a Old Prr clnrt tho
H52 Sniiit Tlint Ilelnya the Ilcnl .llcl.nnghltn
Kht' Likely to (Jo There nnd Hcllly to Come
KW' t. the City Unit Other Important Clinnges
pfl Tonne Illond to lio to the front.
KC Tho Pollco Commliiaioners nro conili.orirjj;
KL. the best plan for n, Rctiornl trnnsfrr of Cflp-
BS tnins, bo nN to secure tho Rrentost rfllclriicy.
Wn&, 'l'hey recognizo tho fact tlint homo of tho
BfP' Cnptalas do not show thnt activity unci skill
ByV. which Bhonld clinrnctcrizo tho modern police
BJ'S officer, and wlioro to placo them ii tho
Hw problem.
KjjL When tho slxty.yenr retirement law was
K '' put in forco, nnd two Inspectors woro chosen
Rjb nnd ten new Cnptalns wcro undo, tho latter
Bwf woro told that their usslcnmentrt wcro tempo.
Rjp larj'i nnd that soon tliry wonld bo trnnsfcrrod
K&' to procinotn wlioro nctlvo wirlc, froriU blood
gK und brains were required. Tho retirement of
WLff Cnntain Itobbins, one month boforo his kU-
Kfe tietli blrtlidiiy, pnied the way for a RMioral
B H reassignment of Cnjitnlns, and it was unrter-
H stood that tho deal would bo made on Tucs-
Hky' It was discussed at tho mootinc of tho
Ka$ Board, but nt oneo a ranc was struck in tho
MWi micstion who should bo tho successor to
sc, Capt. Tom lioilly in tho Kindi-entli pro-
ciuct, or Thirtieth ntri'ot Hti.tlcm. Cnpt.
myff.. llcllly is weary of "being pounded by tho
Big." papers," he says, and lontjB for pastures now,
H3 where ho may pursue thn even tenor of his
B1 war. CUo was happy nnd contcutod at tho
W'$ Oity tuftl, and would bo pleased to go back
Br Tlio CommisBlonors aro divided in opinion
mF on ft successor to llollly, some thinkint; that
mm. Capt. Allaire's cxperleneo and success in tho
Wta. turbulent Eleventh tits hint for tho exacting
RJ1 work of tho Nineteenth. Others buliovo tlint
U:h- youuR blood and ilcloctlvo ceniiiK aro needed
Kf&'j ""'' nro pressiui; Cnpt. MctmiiKliliii, now in
&P. Old slip, who was craduntod from Insp'ootor
rat ByrnerVs collcgo of dotectivo (.cieuco, and ho
Kit will probably bo tho wiuuor.
vfV Capt. Allniro has desired for n long tima to
BfeA bo rolioTcd from tho exacting duties of tho
EIk Elovonth. Ito is drill master of tho forco,
B?W, nnd'fcols thnt ho should have easier routine
m work. Ho will go to tho First l'recinct to
H$ ' succeed McLaughlin in all probability.
k Oapt. Moakim has purchused n homo in
mv: nppor Now York find iicslrcs to lmve a coin-
Wi monduear by, and willBUceocd Cnpt. Hooker
Ff in tho Horlom l'rooluct, whilo Capt. Wetter-
HE" volt will go to tho Mulberry street station to
mjth sneccod Meakim. Hooker is slated for tho
wv Treniont, or Thirty.fourth l'recinct, and
jy j Cortright is to return to his old. Thirty.soo.
ond, or "West One Hundred and Kit ty-socoud
mf street l'recinct.
mW Capt. Grant is booked for tho Hnst Thirty.
&' fifth street l'recinct tho Twenty-first, ltyi.n
E&' to bo transferred to Madison streot, and
S Jirooks to go to Went Omi Hundredth stroot,
Kf to succeed Murphy slated for Morrisauia,
KfK Capt. Cnssldr-isrcgnrded as a prudent nnd
Kk,, aagaciouB olilcor, and tho slato-mnkors say
K2 that he will eomo downtown to Doiancoy
mtffc Btroot, Blovin assuming control of tho Eld.
Si. ridgo btroot station, now commanded by
& Allalro. .
KMr ho other Cnptalns, It Is given out, will re
mWgi main in their prosant precincts, it not boing
IW regarded as wlso to transfer them in view of
Ktpt their oxcoltont work, nnd thorough kiunv-
Jr;- ledga of tholr commnuds and tho peculiar
Kv- poopltf who inhabit them. Tlio slato as given
Kk& out at l'olico HuadmiartcrB, subjoct, of
B.!fr course, to chftngo wlien tho lluul doal is
Wpx mado, is as follows t A
Ki'g& rrtclncl. Curtain, iJfallon.
ml!? 1 Allaire Ohlfllip
?JH-: S ....lleratiuld ...Ctiuroii street,
13,.' S KcUiy city Hail.
, 4 Webb Uak direct.
KJK. fi EiklDB...., Leonard utrert.
KgJSu 0 MoUullagh, r..Knriiiieili urect.
5'lK Hjnn Mailuoii ticet.
.5:, 6 ..JlcDmuell 1'rincoBtrcct.
' On... Copelaml.. Clianet street.
m-W" i0 Weaictvelt Mullierrj Btreot.
ejfe'- 11.... Blcvln KUlrlilRO utrear,
mim II Casulilr Driancey utroet.
mfS,' IS Bcliultz Union Market.
KM U McCulluKb, r. . Filth Btnot.
li-?" 15 Ilrngun Meicermruct,
llVf. IS McElwnlD West Iruth BtrceL
JflUS,' IT 1 liurlanil Ilruadway squad.
m, ,19 Cllncliy l:ast 2iit street.
'M'i IS McLmuihlln .. ..Went 301 li street.
pm Wi Catpenler Weit mill Btrort.
V&' SI ., Oraut Kmt 8Sth si reel.
iRTo w KlllUeru We.t JTtli Bireet.
W- X3 Warts Kt (list Btreot.
'ah S3 (inb) ....Acting Capt. . ...Urnrnl Central Depot.
jai,; S4 Smith Hieamer Patrol.
W S3 (limner Kant suit street.
,' M t.llrookB West leuilistteot.
jf' ST , u'Counor lJiat 8Sth xtreot.
36 S3 Uiailln KleamliuatsiiuaU.
(K ! Meatlm Kant 12VID street.
jE to Blebnrt West H6tti atreeb
ym,, Bl ....Haiin Icrs IllKHtirliiuc.
;S; , M ...CortriRht West MM street.
ge , B3 Jlurnlir MorrUanla.
wf. M .Hooker. Trcmont.
M hulo KlUKBlirldgo.
W MAJOR HAGOKUTY'S TLUCK.
mj' ITrsInc nn Oprrntlon Which, irilnaucceurul,
fS' Wonld t'nino Inatrtnt Death.
9jfe Major Haggcrty is slowly sinking, his phy-
gjK licians say, und it is fenrod that ho will not
m livo through tho day. Dr. C. E. Qilbort, his
1 regular physician, called at 10 o'clock last
l night, and at 10 this morning was still with
1 J f the pntiont.
. f A series of complications hn 0 followed tho
gja abscess in tho throat. There is a lurgo gland-
; ulor swelling on his neck, his left eyo is
K' closed, and his condition is so painful that
R3 ho is unablo to sleep. Helms been kept alivo
K only by hypodermic Injections.
H;; Two operations which wero performed yes-
kl, terday relieved tho Major temporarily. An
KiK operation of a very procurions naturo, which
jftK' will have tho effect either of materially im.
WBjb , proving his condition or of causing instant
jjOT-r, death, is under advisement. Up to this
SjiC morning his pnyslciaus have not (hired to 11U
djKr tempt it, although Major Haggcrty litis ox.
4f& pressed a wish to hnvo it done.
-1"N Major Haggerty has been very cheerful
jL Blnco tho first day of his illness. As an illus.
jjJj tration of his will.power, ltiB friends Bay that
Jh yesterday he hat up in bed and trimmed his
r', ltiUBtacho. Friends and neighbors aro con-
Sm tinually calling to learn his condition.
4ms
y Another Writ Aaki-d for .llumly.
InBf , An PPllctlon wbb made to Juilne Lawrence In
Ek, Supreme Court, Chatnlien, to-day for a writ of
' habeas cornui lu tho case of Nathan Jlarrett
EHf Mundj, oLblattn Island, who waaacut to the
IK AbjIuui for the Insane at Mlddietown ou tlio eve of
In, hlButarrlacetoapretty wlduw audwhoclainistliat
K he la not tnaane.
OyP Tne Juilue old not hcaltato to say that IhoNow
fOhi , TorK conns iild ubom tliric-foiirlln of ttio imal-
laM, peas of the Btato, and Hut the aniillcatltin mlirltt
tfE , have been made la Statin Ialaud. Ueultlou was
m rcatrved,
moft ' DIore Dloner fur Cimm ltriiorta.
EjsW.' taricuL to tue world.)
Ml, Wabuixotoi, Utc T. A letter from tho Secre-
W tary of the Interior was laid beforo the Senate to.
tflS dT stating that an appropriation of $77, -MS la
vlwv required to complete the publication of the final re.
'n&L V't on the ceasua of lise, four of the tirenty.two
ygm volumes betug still uuiirluted. The bill was laid
rXs, on the tahle.
IW ""
ElEJi IJttle for Cnuadn'a Hlateauien to Do.
KfaS'f 1 lanciiL to tdi worli.i
JMB?. Ottawa, Ont., Dec. T. In official circles the
JOKf- llnprcsalon prevails that the Iloute will meet not
B ??r".er l0lin J'"- " snd not later than Feb. 2.
Kff.' WaklDg allowance (or tho naileries nueatlon and
K)' the OUcuaalon of anr arranitemcnt nfiluii may be
KB made ai Waablngton, It la probable the aesalun will
Bn be short one
EM m m r
Bm IJttle Pone lo the Nenate.
IB aricuL to mr -would. 1
P. WAsniNOTOK, Pea T. Artcr receiving a num.
H, b(r of official reports, orderlni; them printed and
Brtf tranaactlng some unlmportaot busineas, the 8cauto
K oajrd4uuruedatiiJ,ifjuuuito-mprrutr.
LITTLE LIFE ON 'CHANaE.
Caminlalan llauara Idle nnd Trader Not
Peine iltiirh illnnhntlnn llrnpa.
UtiUncsM porxoded tho Wnll Mrtet markets
to. day, and the complaints by the brokers of
n hick of orders woro nmro numer
ous than for a lo'ng time. Tho
trad, rs hnvo tho speculation nil to
themselves, nnd as they do their own buying
nnd soiling vory littlo is loft for such houses
us do a strictly commission busiuoBs,
Tho Consolidated Exchnugo gets its
share of orders when there aro
any mound ond thn Block Exehniign loses
ii'i)piirtiotiatel. Tlio apathy of the public
hiiH 11 very depi esiug elleet on tho stroet and
gii s tlio hears the imvautngn.
Tho denliugs this morning represented
nothing but a guerilla warfare between tho
" eighth chasers," as tho traders who chango
their position with ovory rumor are
called. Manhattan tumbled 2 points, to
'J5f. on tho talk about tho underground rail
road Hehenie, nnd Quicksilver and Wheeling
and I.ako Erlo dropped about as much, but
otherwise tho fluctuations Mere 1 tier
cent, or less, Tho llxt was rallied
nt frciiient intervals, but nhuiys tallied
ulicn tho shorts attempted to cover.
Jl. adlng vas thn most uctho slock.
Kheptiard Mild $0,000 and J'.nos n,000.
lirnyton Jones and Tunis tacit bought
2.000 and Von Hoflnmn 1,000. Tho WorniHors
also bought and this gave riso to a story that
tho old bull pool was accumulating slock.
Bchepp was a buyer of Western I'liion.
Tho reports about fresh railroad troubles
at tho West wero used against tho market.
Tho Atehlhon Is said to bo tho aggressor
nnd Ihely times In the Southwest
aro nntlelimted. These reports, ltowovor,
ltnvn to bn taken with nllouanco. as they cm.
anato froni Chicago, where tlio bearish feel,
ing on tho market is most pronounctd.
Around midday Western Union started tip
to 78, and this was followed by some int.
provomeut all along tho lino. ,
noNDH inrtEouLAn.
In Stnto bonds Nortli Carolina special tax
dropped u point, to 10. Louisiana 4s sold
at Wijf. ltailroad bonds were irregular,
Kansas &, Texas ixsues wcro again
raided, consols declining to 100, do.
Sn to C2 and Cs to 72. Tho last
nrmed have since rallied to 73. Fort Worth
lsts rose Jf , to 7W; Houston A, Texas 2ds i,
to 109, nuil Jersoy Central Cs K, lo 101: Nickel
l'lato 4s declined )f, to 80. Erlo 2ds , to
07Ki Texas l'aciflo incomes 1, to 48, and
do. lUon 1, to 00.
Oovornments continuo weak nnd nro
quoted ot 107 a 107 for 4s at 12.1JX a 124f
for reg. and I2l9f n VMH for coupon 4s. Hales
of $18,000 4Kb wero mado nt 107 a 107)4 und'
e?C,000 coupon 4s at 12S.
M0NF.T MAIIKET.
Call loans wcro uuotod at i n b)i per cent,
and funds wero in fair supply at thtuo rules.
LONDON rtANCIAI, HEWS.
American railway securities wero weakor in
London to-day, prices declining to 1 per
cunt. At tho closo Now York Central rose Jl(
to 112, but tho remainder of tlio list eon
tinned weak. Discounts woro quoted at Mu
II) h per cent, for short nnd three mouths
bills. In l'nris tho !) per cent, rentes deoDutd
to till. GOo.
THE QtTOTATIONS.
Opn, lliilh, nu. C7o'r,
Canada Rmithtrn M,i r.H' SAV Un
Uanadian I'aritlo Mil Mi M14 hit
Olitr.l I'amflo tllla HI'S '.ll' III',
(IhlcJIurl, A Uullicr VJKH 1'iSH 127ll liH
(JlileairuANiirthwot., IW, 1UHM 1U7W 107(
Chic, Mil. AMI, I'aul .. ... 7Hi 71)1 TS 7S'
Dliio.. Mil. AMI. I'aulpfd,... ll'JS 1'JS UiVt lA
Dhlo. Itnokla.AI'ai!. , HUM lilX 11!) Ill
Mil.. lnil..Ht, I.. A Ohio 711 7ft Tl'i 7S
Ool.AlliK'KlnirVal.... 'JIlJ i'l'J SJ'i Ul),"
UniiraiioAllimklntUiiil V)', ii')'. M SidJ
11i.1rad11tJ.1al Almn 117 tlf HAW Hi; I J
(lonaulldatMl (ia 7IVi 7i', 71, 71'(
lid.. Lack. A Wa.ti.ro lllU'a lM'i Vi'l 121)0
llanarAlludaoii.. ..,, IUJ'3 lUl'i 10jl lu-J'J
Hnr A ItliillrMi.lniif.l.,... Mji fliu A4, j
f:.Tenn., V. A (la.l.l .tii... M)i ruli CIM r,;l3
:. Tumi., Va. A (la. Sd p(d.. ,i 'J I -J.lVf 'JI)J
lllmila Ocotral ..'. .. .;..... 1II5K HUM llli 1111)
nil., Illmrni A Wvatrrn U 14 it 14
aiilafllla A Naahfllla I'li tvi'i lM ll'j
Ijlkn Shorn W US 111'; lilt
bakii l.rlu A WtiTil , If) ID 11 in
l..Lr KrlA Wrati-rn ifj 41 i 41), 4t
Manhattan Unnanl WK U7', U11J liii
M Italian Uentral t.7)J Hlfi HW H7W
till.. I.. M. A Weatarn HO HO Hi'i H ,'.(,'
MlnnapnllaA t. lula 11 U U II
kllaiumnl'aclfln Htm Wi( HH'C 8'IU
Mlaaunrl. KanaaaA Tniaa 11 1H', 17H IHK
Nn., cimiii. Am. 1. 7S 78 7h ;s
NrwJarwf Ontral .741f 75 7H, 7.1
New Vnrk Contral 1U4Q 10) 10s l&sl:
New Vufk A Nw Kiiolinil. ,,, irw U); ;W1( ui)
ft, V lkn Krln A Wratarn,, Ul! '2Vi 'JU. -r.lU
N. Y. Kim.l. A W.mtor TJfi -HH !)U 'JuC
Norfolk A Woatorn iifit 41), 4J 41U J
N. rtlii.ni Paclllr 'XJH 'JJV( lt yjU
Nortlirru 1'aclHo plil 411',' 4Pj 411 4llr
OtuoAMIuiMllipt ilV. VI I ' Ui, -JIH
Ontario A WMrn. ...,... .. lrlu 1(1V4 II.'. liiO
(IrvamnlUUwaTA Na?falton. MH H7X H7 Hli
Urvann TranaoonllnonUI !1U( 'J Im UU 'JO
Druiroti tliluntTemont ,..,, 4l'a 4.1la 41. 41.
I'MiiHv Mail ass ui'i :w im
l'lilladelphlaA lleadlna UW CHs,' r,7U f,7;
rinladiiljihlatiaa..., ,.. , Vif UtH IMU 111 4
I'xoria, Ilwator A K?naTllli). 'J') 110 HO )
Pullman Palace Oar Ot HHi HI1. 141 141
gun-kallrvr . . lUtf ll)l 10W 10
ulckMIir !.' lit ilt H4 :u
Itlclimond A Weat Point Tar.. 3.V, U'lVt SMi -Jil
ltlcli. A Writl'nlnt Ter. .ld.. (V) 001, (V) C,6'i
M, I'aill A Omalia, ., lUI'f Sl'J'J SlIW ll'Ji!
Ht.l'au .Mlnn.A Manitoba.... I0HV 1IH1'. 100W 10114.
'lnaa Pacltlo '2,', M jmJ m
ruin. I!..al A Iron HI) VI) M IH
Union l'aaltlo M' B7 MV ofl.
Wabaah, St. Umla A l'aolllo... 111V IMk lit) 1CM
AValumli, Nt, I.. A I'arlflc, ulil ill 1, H0l! JlIVZ
Wntarn UnlunTalrirapb 7H' 7s', 77)4 77'2
Whoolin AtAkakri 44!, 45'k 44 41),
Tlpa l'rnni the World's Ticker.
During tlio first hour It hcramu dull and Inactlvo
but riot ercd aud becuma nrtiier towarda uoon.
Conalderablo Intcrtat wiis manltcsted on the
street with regard to tho meeting lu Philadelphia
to-day of tlio Heading truotcca.
It wa given out thli morning that Mr. Jntm H.
Tnniatt will take tho l'reildeticjr of tho Itlclimond
Terminal Company and that Mr. Flower u not u
caudiiiate.
There were rumors on tho Btreet that Mnnhattan
hail lieen told heavily on t 0 report that the com
patty would pasa Ita cllvulcu.1 next wist, 'itiu
oillclala were silent on tlio subject.
New York Murkrta,
Wiikat. Tho market fur wheat, oats and corn
opened ut abint laat tilgUPa cloalnn OKiirea. A
miarp dcclloo folloiTcd, but the opening quotations
wero rccimrtil. Openlug. Wheat .Mai, l4r:
Jan.. mi;-; KeU, til; Mar.h, VI. Corn Jan '
tilT. ; l'Vb.,iHt; .ly,0ig. Oats Jau.87t; .Mu),:ii.
Cotton. lho cuttott market was iiiiihe, and
opciud at 4 pomtB above laat night's clnmi, us lul
lowa: Jan., 1.4I; Feu. lussj March, 10.6a.
Con-'KK. Tlio ooiree market opened v points
below luat night's closing quoliitlonaou uecouut of
heavy sclliiiii orders, at which 11 k una the market
brctuue barelr ateadr, Openlim: Jan.. 14.,'w
Feb., 14.60; Maron, 14.4S: April, 14.40; Mar,
14.40; .lone, 14.M; July, 14. ; Aug., 1S.S5; Hent.!
18.n5; Oct., lB.au; Nov u.so; Dec., U-ui ' '
pKTiioi.Kt'U '1 lie market for Pipo Line Ccrtin
catis wua .lull and fiatureleaa lo-.lar. 'Ihe market
opmed nt Tit nnd diirlliK theduylt fluctuated only
within frnctiiinul lluuta. The ticwa from tho oil
tlelds was 1101 Important.
Live Stock. 1 lie recent 80 per cent, reduction
in llvo stock and Irrah meat freight ratca from
C'ulcaiio nod other far Weteru polnta
liui operated to glut thla market
with both cattle and dreaio.l beef, 11 ml
to-uiy'a rnttlo trado waa tuuiiinnionlr dull at a
rediiiilouof 15 to Weentspsr lno lb. lite weight
and not more than Uo-thlrds ot tho Irish oilennira
(ii) nciid) chiinuod tiun.ls. 'lrunaactlona lu
c.uded cimiiuon to prime natlc steers, at is. 00 a
t.m per luo lu. ; extr.i and fanoj do.
ut M a S.ai; Rood Totalis at M.M
a ta.75, unit too J Colorado aieers
nt M.w) 11 t'XW. Sheep and lamln were about
steadr, wlth4,vn0 offered, and selllne at 13. i a
tlU per KM lb., mid Jumna at ii a fd. 75. Hol-k
weiu.pilrt at 15 to M. M per Hal, with moat ot the
u.coo treah arrivals conaigued direct to slaugh
terers. "
a a.
Minrp Htoadlljr Iinprnvlns.
Jacob Bharp is still conflnod to his homo In West
Twcnty.lhlrd atrect, but la reported ai gaining In
health. The rumor that ho was ilea.!, which
fpread last cveolnir, waa without the allRliteit
luundatloti, Mr. Sharp having Meadllr galuifd alnce
Ida release from Ludlow b'rett Jul).
llrooklrn Newa 11 1 n fllnnce.
Tho annual fair lu aid ot tho llrooklrn
HomiropatMu Ilnipltal will open this ultoruuou lu
tue Academy of Mualc,
At the Palace Itlnk, Clermont avenue to-night
a gamo of polo will bo played or (he llrooklya au.i
Nework l.amsof tho lniernatlonal Polo League.
The paptra In the cae of John J. Delaney, the
man who mado a eonfenalou that he polaonul
Mary J. Cox, nero prcacnled to tbu Uratid Jury
thla niiiriilug. '
licnjamln V, Mulligan, ago twentj-oue ycara.
was arretted last night on a warrant, which
charge him iMtb steaHng Vi In money while
In tho employ of ouo Uamucl 11, Mills, an a can-
VftASCft
SAUSAGE, MJT NO 1JEKII
AnareliUt Illnal Without Important Aids to
the I'rii.lnrtlnn ef I'lerr Article.
Tho Toml'S menagerie continues to draw
with nn utiiltiiiililahud set of attractions.
riio three murderers, Drircoll, Lyons and
llelch, have been brought into subjection,
nnd no attempts nt cscapo nro reportod up to
tho hour of going to press.
Tlio only curiosity that gives tho Warden
nny trouble nt feeding time is Johnnn Most.
Tho caged Anarchist finds fault with various
things. Jted.bot nrtlcles for tho Fnihrtt nro
dully expected from him and ho has hod dilll
ctllly in supplying tho demand,
1'litll yestitilay ho wiis in n cell ou tho
west side of tho prison where tho sun shonn
only nboilt two hoursaday. Ho told Warden
WkIkIi ho wanted to do much morn writing
than was possible under theso circumstances,
ho he was given n light coll on tho upper tier.
HUH Most was not content. For the pro
duction of such article us readers of tho
Frrihril aro accustomed to oxpect from Most
n liberal supply of Rnusagcs aud beer is hulls,
tienwibln. I.xcept tinder tyrannous restraint
the Anarchist chief never ntUmptid to write
without these Important acces'iorii s.
Purine the ten days lm lias passed In thn
Tombs Nliico his cimvictii.n Most hits lhcil
ou tho prison faro, aud each day his articles
lmve become less and less flerv until they
huvii lost all semblaneo of his old stylo.
This morning Most told two of his col.
leagues ou tho lrihet Hint ho wns in a sink
ing condition nnd would liko to hnvo somo
beer and sausages, nnd tho matter wns laid
beforo tlm Warden ns n positive act of charity.
Mr. Walsh met tho applicants half way.
He vidd tlint under certain restrictions ho
would permit sailHiigrs to bo brought in, but
that llerr Most could huvii no beer in the
prison whilo ho wns Warden.
When tho news was bioken to Most ho said
the KiUHiigos would bo no good without tho
beer, and that ho would try to get along ou
tho regular prison faro.
Mr. llowo h.i fully prepared his points for
argument boforo Judge Cowing to-morrow,
and feels vory confident that ho will get n
now trial for Most,
Afraid June Will Run Away,
Lstlmrr L. Jones, the young llninclcr who wns
Indicted for forgeries aggregating acverul hundred
thousand dollars pleaded not guilty befure ltecordcr
Smyth this morning. He was out on $1, 000 ball, but
the complainant Kdward II. l.nddlngtnu, stated
that he was foarml that Jonca win preparing to
run away. After consulting with DUtrlct-Attorney
Martluc, Hccordor Smyth announced Unit he would
require $1.1,000 ball. Jones will probably have to
spend somo time In tho Tomtit in default of the re.
quired surety. Ills lawyer say thnt IS MM was all
he could procuro, his friends having nil deserted
lilm.
pi
Ynrlilsmen to I. earn Nrtvluatlnn.
Arrangements have been completed by tho Bca
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club for the class In
navigation under the direction of Capt. Howard
Patterson ns Instructor. The course will be So
comprehensive ns to enalilo the members to obtain
the highest rettitleato of competency ulvcn by
Cnpt. Patterson. The clans will begin work nspoon
as twenty members have slgnllbd tnclr Intention
ot Joining. Tno-llilrda of that number have
already entered Itulr ujmes. Instruction will bo
begun on Dee. 19.
Ono Ilottlo 'Wnrrittitod to Cure any
Cough or Cold, or Your
Money Is Kettirnod.
A PLEASANT, SWIFT AND SURE CURE FOR
t'OIItlllH, flOLIIH. WlttlOI'lNH (lOltnllR, l'AINH
IN Olir.hT. IM.f.tlltlHY. Dll-'niAll.TY OIJ lllKATll.
INtl. llllllNCItl t'lS AND Al.l, INKI.AMMATOliV
DlsiilANKHOFTllKI'ULMONAUYOUIlANt).
If taken aaaoon aayon foel that irritation or dryneaanf
tlio throat, ucoaalonod by a oold, our to ix doaoa will
mra,
IINI.IKK thn malnrlty nf (loiurh 1'reparatlnna, 'imr
Ihlieetorant Wll.l.NOT OUIlll tlllNNIJMI'I'lON.
Aaa trial ail till TltUI.Y WONIlllltfUi. inrallolnn
(10HTH NOTltlNtl, an.raaOA caa.m out of every 100
Wll,l,lli:illlllHII, ItUwoll worth thawhllauf U auf
lurera from l'liltimnnry trouMe t.i
AT I.KArlf' MAKK TIIK TUIAL.
l'rloo ior bottle, cntalnlng a lialr-ptiit (enough to oure
eight teMiplo If Uken 111 tluiu),
IO CENTS.
INSIST ON HAVING
BIKER'S EXPECTORANT
AUD YOU ARE POSITIVELY SURE OF CURE.
Do not allow an) one to nerauad you nlherwlao. Hold
by atinoat all dealers thrmiaitmit the United Stahta.
? If ANY druggim refuaea t.i pupply Tou.y..u can UK
:IIItt:fetiroir what you aV fur at the IRYI1U(1US
IOUSES und lIltNKUALblUHKlI, or direct FHOM
UnUaUISTSANI) MANtlFAOTIIItINO CIIKMLST3.
hHTAIIMrlllKIl 1S40.
AT 35U (ITU AVli., NliW YOKK.
l.MitmA'tbltik.ti
ns5 Waahliiffton Htnt and
BS, 67 aud ttll Olarkaon Hlreol, N. Y,
Descriptive Catalogue and Prlce-List
Millot. Irwi on apjll cation,
WILL omtll ON WUDNEKDAY, UKC. Ta
65 Pieces of
MOIRE FRANCAISE,
eiMNCIIUS Willi!,
in all tho latest ovoniiiK and
street shadesy at
85C. PER YARD.
TIIESK SILKR WK11E TO HAVK UKEN DKLIV.
KKKII TO U8 10T. IS, TO UK ltKTAILKU ONUUK
l-OUJirKHS AT tll.StrfKK YAltD, HUT. AltlUV.
1NO TOO I.ATK AND UPON OUIt HKKUBAL TO
ACOKPT 1NVOICK AT ALL, ,1IK MANUFAU
TUIIKK IN LYONS OA1II.KU UM O. UKO. 1
TO U1SPOSK Ot' THKM AT A PItlUK WIIIOll WILL
NKT UIM-NOT US-A 1IANDSOMK LOSS.
NO BIMII.AK IIAUOA1N HAH KVKK UBK.N OK.
VKUKU UY ANY 1IOUBK IN TIIIJJ CITY.
Sixth Ave. and 20th St.
t
STERN BROSo
SPECIAL SALE
OP
SILK UMBRELLAS.
Ono Lot of Natural & Silver Handles ; T Q 7R
FOllMim rillOli, $2.75, J U?ll I u
Ono Lot 26-inch Silver Handles ; Q0 0Q
FOllMEIl l'llICE, $3.50, J UlUU
One Lot 20-incli Natural Handles;) ) Rfl
J-' Olt Mlilt rillVli, $3.75, J l?IUU
Ono Lot 26-inch Natural Handles:! JQ Rfl
FOltldEU I'JIICE, $5.50, J (PUlUU-
Ono Lot 26-inch Silver Handles ; $0 7K
EOlCMElt 1'JtJCE. $5.00, J I0WP I U
Ono Lot 26-inch Silvev Handles ; 1 QR Kf
FORMER l'RICE, $8.75, J 0UIUU
All the above aro from the most celebrated makers,
and will bo found tho best values over offered.
In addition
to tho above, an unuhuully largo and choice assortments
of umbrellas lor gontlomon,
with Natural, Silver, Gold nnd Ivory Mountings, and
choice collection of Canes.
32 . TO 36 WEST 4233 STREET
AND
23 TO 35 WEST 22D STREET..
NEW YORK, 50 and 58 West 14th Stroot ;
BROOKLYN, 200 and 271 Fulton Streot;
PARIS, 20 Rue d'Enghlen ;
IlUPOUTICIt OP
FINE MILLINERY.
To-Rflosrow and Every Day Thereafter,
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OP
TRIMMED HATS k BONNETS.
810.00, SI 2.00, S15.00, SI O.OO, $18.00 nnd 825.00
UATS AND BONNETS SOLD AT
85.00, S7.00, SO.OO, $10.00.
Those Goods are of tho very host quality and constitute
POSITIVE BARGAINS.
$1,000 CHALLENGE.
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER.
claim f or our machine tho following point, of auporlorltyi KASIC OF MANIPtTT.ATmw nrtm nrriTV
and Hl'KhD-th. vaaentlal yaalltlaa In a writing machine. "Ail" UIxTION, DUUABILITY
Hiiil;,M;?,?'u,BW!llllloK.l! ""I"1'0""'!. To tit ita durabllltjr require, many rear, of actual nae. But It.
DUl'KlUOH HFKK1) can be dtfinouatratttd lu a few moment.. "u ,(l
WKtlllALLhNaK ALLOTHKIt, WllITINO MAUIUNKS to aapeed teat, aa tollowai
TIIK UMt'lUKTO ItK SKI.KOTKD IIY OUH OOMl'Kl'ITOItS.
UKrosIT. Kach competitor lo depoait with tbe umpire a oartltted chock, pajable to hU order for 1 nno
OOMl'liTINU MAOIII.MC8 to writ, capitala aud amall latter.. iorj.uw.
thl.Vh:.1iVoK.,.,0r0 M"0h ' lbS" Tl" '' '" Uk pl,c n0t "ll,r tb,n ons montl '" " " aoceptano. of
l'LAOK. NKW YORK OITY, IN SOMIt CONVKMHNT i5aLL TO UK RRTknTlrTi nv nun ,.nu
rilUtUUS AND TO UK PAID h'oil 11Y OUlthKLVhtJ. ""' " " BBLKOTKD BY OUIl COM
NUSIHKIt OK Ol'KHA rtlllS. Kich romiietlng maohln.to le renreaanted br three oneratnr. .ith .n in..,
ment lor each. 1 he agnr.gate tune of etch taui U. bo conautered In makluK the iwardT op"or, wlth n ,Itnl-
MATTKH TO UtC WltlTTHN. The Declaration of Independence rhl. m. h.'.n..i .
written from dictation. If dictated each oiwrator may .elect fiia or ESriwi readarf con"nlu1 to m.morr or.
THIALH. Kach operator to have the prlrll.ge ot three trlala.
DKI1UOTIONS roil KllltOKS. A deduction of one aeoond for orerr omitted mlatell.d nr mi.i..i it
deduction of one tttth eeoond lor everr oiolttfd punotu.tlun mark or oatal littSr. "laplaced word. A
UIoTOSAIaOPPROUKKDN. 51Wt.i U e.iuallr dlrlded amou the oueraton of ,. ln.t ... ev ...
MwluUdouaudtotheUUAOTMUMMKIVl'I'LrNl). operaiora or tho winning team. Thobal-
t
WYCKOFF, SEflWAHS I BEHE01CT, 333 Broadway, New York.
THE DEAD MAN NOT QUESTIONED.
Donlatla thnt Dr. Ulchurila'a Spirit vrrui Aakcd
to Olllclnte nt lite l'uuirnl.
Bpiritunlista in this city nro vrratiiy to-tlny
over thu Hturirs lmliliBhod rccnrdiui; a spirit
ttnlistio funonil sorvico hnlrt Inst uitflit.
Tho fuiioml wits that of Ur- Hurnco ltich.
nnlB, an " itisjiirntiounl " writer. For four
yours liu hml been tin iuvrtliil, ami wlieu a fow
tlnys nj;o nil hopo of rocoory wns nlutiuloueil
ho hml limiM'lf removod to tho Iioumi of Mrs.
V. St. Oeorgo, n vpirittmlibt, of 810 West
Thirty.fifth Btrixt. On his tlenth 1i1h many
frienclH offired their amiutnnco to his nenrest
relntlvo, an mlopted Ristor, Mrs. Alfred D.
llench, of 17 West Nineteenth Btreot.
Mrs. StouMnnl Gray, of 323 West Thirty.
fourth Mreot, was iiiuonj: tlio synnmthizers.
Her oiler to open hor houso for tho tlnal eoro
monies was nctvptod, anil Hiurittinlistic sor.
vices wero held. Mrs. M. K. Wallace of 219
West rorty.8econd street : Mrs. L. S. Cad
well, of S18 West Fifty.sixth Mreot. nnd Mrs.
M. t. Williams, of 232 West Forty-sixth
street, spoku under tho intlticuco of tho
spirit. 'Hint, with hIucUii; nnd recitations,
concluded tho ceremony.
It is denied that there wns any passing ot
hands or asking (piestions of tho dead man.
The remains woro taken to Whito Plains laBt
ulcht for interment.
(.'oiiiplalulnti About .lira. Kins.
A tew weeVi ago lira.. King, proiirlelrcsi of an
emploimeiit agencr at "6 rilxih avenuo, waa ar
raigned before Mayor lltwltt on a clmrgo of Me
fraudlns poor nroplo who toogtit her lmre.ru for
eiuploTincnt. 'lo-.lay several moro complania
were lodged against ber. bite U to b called to
account again.
,llllMwilll
1 .
C'Ulcr llrckcr Wnnta Ilia Wntrli.
John Decker, the old Fire Chlof who had tils $0
Hold watch stolen whilo listening to a upotcb.
by Dr. ItcOlyim ln Buttery place on Oct. M,
was in tho JolTcrsou .Market 1'ollce Court this
moruliiR, to cuniplnln agaln.t Timothy Sulltvan
and John SIoId, two well-known young- men.
Decker has received awvcral commitnlcatlona ofTer
inn to return tho watch for 112. but
ns ho sajs, ho ' Hou-t have It." hS
siys that rtulllvan and Hlevln Btoo.l
ne.t tnhlin in tho crowd, nnd when they went
nway Ills watch was Rone, llo thercforo hellevea
the e prisoners to bo the tnlevoi, nim he Intends to
uroaecuto them. An examination will bo held.
' iO aa
Ovirrrow.lhitt on n (Jrirn t'nr.
Ernest Bauger, the thirteen-year-old son of Mrs.
J. Kred Acket, Jr., of M Third avenue, was
knocked actuelcw, cut anJ bruised about tbe
faco and generally damaged on Monday after
noon, as the result of tho overcrowd
ing of a green car ot the HuuBton anil Fort j-iccond
atrect ferries' line. Tho lad waa on a car which
wua packed, uml there weto a dozen people ou the
Platform. When ho tried to ulwht at
Broadway ami Twenty-seventh street ho waa
imalied oir nnd dr iggcit aurao dlatance. He fell on
lila nead, an i waa stunned. 1IH moiner la seeking
the Identlllcalliin of tile conductor who permitted
hid cur to become ao crowd?il.
aa m
Deuincrnta to Unt und 3Inko Merrj.
lho Tammany Halt Oenerul Committee of the
Twenty-lhlrd Assembly Dlatrlct will have Ita an
nual dinner to-ulgnt at Harlem Temple, One Hun
dred and Twenty-tilth street, carriages bavo been
ordered for 4 A. u. to-morrow.
Tnc Harlem Democratic Club will have a ban
quet Thursday, Dec. y. Among those who have
wrlltin that titer will poalllvpiy be prraent aro
(Kit. Hill, Tutted Mates Senators Gorman, of
Maryland; Vance, ot North Carolina, and con
grrsanien CtimtulnKa, Bryce, cox, Cooxran.CaUiip
bell, bplnula and Alerrlman.
B i 4 d ri
w w J LJj
In order to close out EVERY Garment in our Estab
lishment before Jan. 1, we have reduced prices to a point
never before reached. The goods we now offer are from
our "Reserve Stock," and are FIRST CLASS in every
particular and not damaged.
Our store is rentod to HENRY NEWMAtf & CO. Wo
positively retire from business and MUST SELL NOW. ,
This is the
' WiSW-UP SALE.
Men's Overcoats, worth $10.00 to $18.00, at $2.40
Men's Suits, worth $9.00 to $18.00, at ' 3.70
Men's Pants, worth $4.00 to $7.00, at 1.12 ,
Boys' Suit3, worth $3.00 to $10.00, at . . . 2.29
Children's Suits, worth $2.50 to $9.00, at 1.70
Remember, .this is a bona-fide CL0SING-0UT SALE.
EVERYTHING MUST GO I
Ol'KN UNTIL 10.80 V. 31. BATUItDAY.
limlsiiJLMsa 3pa s?J mm
'Retiring Retail Clothiers,
628 and 630 Broadway, bet. Bleecker and Houston Sis.
ItKAIi KSTATIG.
CAUSES THE EXTIUOllDINAKY DEMAND FOR
LOTH IN
EAST If YORK,
26TH WARD, BROOKLYN ?
STOP 1 THINK I CONSIDER 1 1 THE SOLUTION IS
l'LAIN AND UUll'LK.
GREAT REAL ESTATE BOOM
UundonDtfldlyin tbe 20th Ward.
THE RAPELJE
AND HEGEIAN FARMS
AHE IN TIIK LINE OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Libert; Avenuo la being paved wllb U rani to
bloc It a.
Heivcrnao wllllollavr (lllmcdlalely.
THE
ELEVATED RAILROADS
NOW NEAR COMPLETION WILL RHINO YOU
WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF THE
BROOM BRIDGE,
FULTON. SOUTH, WALL STREET AND WILL-
liamsuuro Plenums, rapid transit has
DOUBLED AND IJUADRUPLED VALUES IN
HARLEM. IT WILL REPEAT ITSELF IN THE
28TH WARD OF BROOKLYN.
If IS THE TIE TO BUY,
WnKN LOTS ON THE ItAPKLJE AND HEOKMAN
FARMS OAN HE HAD FROM FIRbT HANDS, AND
AT I'RESENT PRICES WILL PAY IN ONE YEAR
10 TI.MHrt MOKE THAN HAVINdS I1ANKN.
Tboan nre ollt fnrla. T.rt no one hcllntn or
delay. Never nitniii will lata be aoltl ao low.
BE WISE IN. TIME.
ALL TITLES ARE GUARANTEED 11Y
'TIIK TITLK ISUAUANTIH! iV TUUST CO."
LOTS ARK NOW SOLD FOR
$150 AND UPWARD,
PAYABLE $10 MONTHLY.
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Aiiy ono can own n lot bo will,
flly annua nro cm Mir urnumli every nfier.
noon to abow tbe Properly. For nmpa mill nil
pnrllrulura apply to JUICE. JDII.NSON, Jr.,
OO l.lhiTty at.. Now York, or UU3 l'uliou at,,
llroohlyn.
Zftz&kt&zSgt t1-1! MENWhoarer.bli
TIcZSk33EarKltatoa tt.r. l.llairvtloi.. .miliar
W?- -? r VSal". K ut'lUaMtl. lo (IKK or
Vbn,iKH ONLY fil'u'"-J . l-'lhlaai.. I.,,r.4
VS?perwrrEilCIIllC1 UllTiSUSMljORtl
vLKJ&JKat2 MaJa lar Ikla acllo ari.llt(lira
aC.llaa.oa. IM l.OoolUar l.rrr.l .t kll ri III) 1 1 , tht.a(U i LI.
VTaak raru raalortag Uicoi t. Health and Vtfforoua Strentrth
Klectrlo Corraal Mtlaau.tl7.rwa torhuKuio t .ah. (irfalci
la.pra.taia.la a.or all .taar halia. VT.nl uei I'lUKlX tk ILK
11 ltaill.Thrw H..II... 6r.ladr.lArhlrtScr.talaH. AdHra.a
TK.BAalDIR ELECTBIC CO., 022 SaOAOVfAT. N.W Y0SL
DENTISTIIY.
A1IAI.I' I)OI.I.'ll fur tho palnleaa eitractlon nf
trftbnltlt iMrftKitljinirafrcalidAo, Without icaa.
25o. hlfliant ..M Hlllna-a lui.at bnantlfully nnl.bed frunt
81.00 up. Plaallo Ulllnga (rum 60o. up, llaautllully
fiul.bwl ata r), 10, th ,ery Iwat rom 10 up,
untoN. Y. O.nulOo., 2UJCthaTe.. Jd duur baluw lttb
at., ulip, Uasy'a, Eraiiiia to , Uauoayt to 1,
ESTABLISHED 1807.
B. M. COWPERMAIT & CO,
I'AHI.OR WHITS from SiiO to 330O. LonnxM
and Louies lleda from Si t Sofaa and Sola Bada (rant
8101 Kaay chain from HU.
UIIA.1IHE1C. NUITH, In Mahozany, AntlqnaOak,
Walnut, Aah. Chorry, 4e., SI2 to$3UO.
l'llill .l,ASi:sfrom!?7 Pat.nt Rookara from
t?l LadWOoaks from 87.50 ( Mantel Olaaaea front
80 1 Conchea from SIOl Wardrobea, 87 to 8T0t
CblHonlera, HU to MSO.
FOI.DINCHIIDH, zTe.tTarl.ly, 812 to 8100.
IIIUISTCAIIH, 82 to 875 Hureaua. 83 to 800.
HIDIillOAUD.S, 8IUtogi00 Leather Chair.
83.50 to 825 Cane Cbalra from 50 oenUi Hall
Standa, 85 to 8125.
DUSKS AMI OFFICII VUItNITUnR, Se.
retary. Library and Hookoaaaa. Offloa Cbalra front
fllATTItrsSKs from 81.501 Sprlnu Deda. 81t;"
815) Feather Red., pillowa and Uolatara, Comfort-i J
ablea and Blaakete. STOVKS AND ItANUliS from '
S3
AIOQURTTfi IIOI)YIIItUSsni.S,VelTet(WU-
ton, Tappatry, Inzraln, Hemp and Iiat Oarpeta. OU
Clotha, Linoleum. Ruza and Mata, Coooa and China
Mattlnga. Window bhidea from 81. per paJri Olooka
and Ilroniea from 81.50) Lamp, from 8 1 1 Laoe Cur
tain, from 81.50. CUOOKHRY.
Paintlnga In oil or water oolora. EnraTina, Ktob
Inja. Ac. from 81.50. Oooda aent everywhere. Neat
prloe-liit mailed.
153, 155, 157, 150, 101, 103, 105
CHATHAM STREET,
103, 105, 107, 100, 201, 203, 205
PARK ROW, Now York,
BETWEEN CITY HALL AND CHATHAM SQUARE.
Unab or Credit. Clono Iluyrr Invited.
COWPERTHWAIT.
' -
THE COLLINS IMPROVED
EUREKA INK ERADICATOR.
. . ja, 'For Instantly remor
jt '")$ iiR ink and other Btoln
jfyr$mVtM- . from books, paport,
(trWnill 'EUREKA clothing, Ao. wlthoul
,rLclrff'ii''' 8 1DJur7- ConUlas no
Hi) R EKAI j'Mlr opplsonont acids and
IllftlsliS. ." I,0CS not 'loterlorato.
jLa; Sold by all Btatloneri
-Z jg" and ilrugguts. Libera)
;'"'" : vsw discount to tho trade,
Wrlto for clrcolara.
Collins Mfg. & Chemical ,00.
27 UNION StJUARK, NKW YORK. t
I'ltioi; on cts. piiit iiox.
Vclodpodcs, Brrlnn and Hobby Horaoa, Doll Carrlagca, ,
Bklgha, Wagons, Dcska, o.
Crandall's, 569 Third ave.
',' '
'OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
HIESKKIND & CO.
(All lllue Slims),
3t)(t AND SOS llKOADWAY, '
COR. WALKKR ST.j NKW YORK.'
Open Saturday nlchta until 0 o'clock.
"WATERS PIANOS.
UprffihU a Hpttcialty. Tlio Ut and moetdarabl mad
Warranted mU yenru. Price., low for oaib, or onlntAl
nirit only $1(J por niontli. Al a larve lot of fin
wc..otlliaiiti biniHtH at itnuit bartiu and un eaty Unnit
I'iaiuiH rtiitcu and oxctianed,
WAREJIOOMS, m GVU AVIS.. NKAK 18TH ST.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
IN FUltNlTIIKE, VAitPIITH ANU DEUUINa.
LUDWIG BAUMANN & CO.,
NOH. 512 AMI 511 STII AVI!.. UHTWEBN
35T1I AM) 3UT11 MTH.
1
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ESTEY PIANOS
Tliiwe famoua In.trmnenta contain patented improve
mentanotf mud in other ptanoa, and whlob make them M
tupurinr In Wne and durability to any other make, lie
luiti deciding what piano to boy, oallat No. S Kaat Your
teentli alrtwt and ee aud bear tuein. Tbe prloea are loal
lor caah or on amall monthly pajruienta.
A NyilUKROFo'irANDruprlKiit and aqnare piano
i ,"',"ut make, a lightly uumI, almoat aa good aa near,
and fully warrauted, will be aold at liberal redactloS
JniinrfgularpriLea, plauoetorent. Win. Knabe AOo..
lliotbaae., abote lUbat. l
BAltOATNS IN I'iANOHat Mnderaan A Bon'aware.
rooma, leSAtb an., nekr 1Mb al.l bu-ga aaaort
meut o( new and allghtiy ummI planoa ut oar uwu aaa
utb.r make, at very attracure prluea.
a" MIK "OI'KUA " PIANO, tbe moat popular and thi
nneat In tbe market, only 910 monthly until paldl
one quarter', uiualo leeanu (rnei rent only SSl aend (of
catalogut. I'cekASun. am Weat 47th eu7oomr U'way.