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WV 1 -y ' v THE
fUTT IS ON HAND.
gi Went to Ophir Farm to Moet
tho President.
pits at if It Had Been a Love
Fcait.
ajjmen Carter and llrookfltld
AUo Mr. Hold's Guest.
president Harrison roado a site and splcn
5f ub tnrougb tUe Btato down to the liar
a Hirer this morning, and If candidate
Hrrlson will do as well on Nov. 8 next down
Jo tne same point be may congratulate him-
Tbe .President's prlvnto car Traveller, In
rttca John L. bulllvan Is to start to-morrow
or New orleans.camo Into tbe Orand Central
ration this morning at l o'clock, attached to
M second section of the Cincinnati express,
rilcb was an hour and a quarter late. Tho
u came from Loon Lake last night and wa
ttacMd to the express at Albany.
The rar was at once detached and put Into
ike 0.03 train tor White Plains, Immediately
ihlnd tbe nrst coach.
So 008 was on hand to greet the Frcsldont
id neither honor any of his party made
belr appearance.
This Is a great day at Ophir Farm, the coun
ty home of Candidate Whltelaw Held, whoso
pest the rresldent is. It Is a great day
ochtfly and politically, lor the President has
me tor business as well u3 pleasure. Ho
indMr. Rcld will discuss their letters of ac
iptance, and tho Issues on which thoy will
jo before tbe country will bo agreed upon.
Benjamin Harrison Is also meeting at Ophir
firm the managers of bis campaign and
Kier leaders, a meeting which will be of
peat Importance to tho HepuMlcan party.
Tho present situation and tbe luturo cod
tcct of tno campaign Is under discussion, and
(M announcement extraordinary Is luado
tut tbe President Is to have tho beoelltof
nomas C 1'latt's sage advice.
Harmony, with a big II Is to be the wntcb
tcrd of tho .campaign In this Btate, and to
ratore harmony is what Ucnjamln Harrison
itere for principally. Harmony means tho
idol tho Plait machine, and without tho
fstt machine Jlr. Harrison has no show at
A
The President's stay will be limited to ono
kj at ophir Farm. Ho will not conio down
fe the city.
To-morrow morning Mr. Harrison starts on
Uireturn trip to Loon Lake, leaving White
ruins at 0 o'clock. Tnls schedule of stops
Slii been arranged:
Sept. l. Leave Whlto Plains o, special to
Hott Haven Junction O.ao a. u. Follow No.
10L Airlve Poughkcep;lo 11. Uo, leave
Knighkecpsle 11.C& A. M., arrtvo Hudson
1130, leave Hudson 1, arrive Albany 1.45,
IttTt Albany -, arrive Schenectady si.ao,
lave (Schenectady y.4.0. arrive Amsterdam
103, leave Amsterdam a. in, arrive Uerl.lmer
120 r. u. Ilemalu at Herkimer over night.
Sept. s. Leave Herkimer 10, arrlwj mica
10.35, leave Uttca 11.25 a. ji., arrive Boon
illle 1, loave lloonvlllo 1.10, arrlvo Lowvlllo
W. leave Lowvlllo l."5, arrive Carthago
ISO, leave Carthago 2.y&, arrive Waterloo n
UU, leave Watertuwn 4, arrive Ogdeusburg
Mi.
Another Harmony feature of tho trip will
tithe stop at Herkimer, where the President
till be tho guest or ex-Senator Warner MlUer.
Xr. Miller nos been summoned, -home Horn
I ' Cansdi to do tbe honors lor Mr. Harrison.
(lass Mr. Miner has been induced to give a
rutillc exhibition of bis loyalty. With Piatt
M ma Miller bagged tbe President will bavo
( M suae a huccessiul hunt for harmony.
i fl Welcomed at White Plains.
H iirieiAL to tuk svestho wout.n.1
White Plains, N. Y.,'Aug. :il.-Tho train
i S tarrying President llarrlsou was nearly an
. ' sour Ute In reachlug Whlto Plains. Jlr.
1 : Watlelaw Held was at the station two hours
. beiore, but returned to uphlr Farm, whero ho
: partook of a hasty breakfast and at once
went back to the station In a surrey drawn
tj a spanking loam of ba) a,
Mr. Held received several telegrams from
, Secretary Ilaltord and tho railroad ofllelals
1 apprising blm ot the tact that tbe train was
behind Us schedule time.
A drizzling rain began falling about u
o'clock which added to the discomfort of the
crowd which bad leeu waiting around the
II aepot for three hours boloro the President's
II ur rolled in.
II Mr. Held sat In his carriage until tho rain
I drove Win to cover. Asked If bo expected
iH any prominent ltepubllcans to see Mr. Har
rison. Mr. Held smiled and said that In all
probability they would all bo there.
" Do you look for Mr. Piatt?"
" ou, yes, Jlr. Piatt will bo here."
Mr. Held said that the President's letter ol
acceptance would probably not be given '
out for a lew days yet. Ills own. Mr. Held
said, would not be made publlo ror
probably a month after Mr. Harrison's. This
was, he thought, tho usual course as estab
lished by tbu precedent set by mains and
Logan.
Tbe President's special car, the "Traveller,"
arrived at the station at 0.60 o'clock. The
platform woa crowded with enlhuslaulo
White Plains citizens.
I Tbe President emerged from the car and
stood for a moment on the car platform,
wane the crowd gave tbreo somewhat weak
cheers. Mr. llairlson then alighted and
ibook hands with Mr. Held, whoso nrst words
were: "Now this way, Mr. President."
Mr. Harrison was followed from the car by
Jen. Samuel Thomas, Chairman William
Irooktlcld, Itussell Harrison, Cbattman T. II.
Carter, secretary Elijah UaUord and stcuog
lapher Tlbbetts.
Tno nrst to grasp tbe President's hand
after Mr. Held was Bartholomew Uedncy, of
white Plains, who la ninety-one years old
and has voted for seventeen Presidents. Mr.
llarrlsou then followed Mr. Held to the car
riage and helped to Blow away two plethorlo
Mtchels under the seat. Tho whole party
then drovo to ophir Farm, a dlstanco of
tnreo miles, arriving thero about lO.'JU
o clock.
At 11.33 tc-day Mr. Whltelaw Held received
a telegram from Thomas C. Plait sai lug that
'no latter was en bis way to sec President
Harrison and would bs at ophir Turin within
an hour.
Memire llNplny of lliintlnir.
There was n meagre display of bunting '
along the streets of the town, but other than
bat there was no demonstration on tho putt
of the townspeople.
The Presidential party wuro received at the
door ot tno nig house by Mrs. Held nnd her I
father, n. o. Willis. Tbo President grcoted ,
Mrs. Held wlthasmllo and was relieved of
hlj black derby bat by a flunky. I
r. carter returned to Whlto Plains at once
and took a train for New York, lie said ho
would bs back later In the day.
Mr. Harrison was shown to his own room,
ana, alter slicking up a bit, camo down: to
breakfast. v
While they were waiting for tUo President
tocomonown, Mrs. Held invited thoso of tho
party wbn did not wlshio make tbilr toilets
10 take a 8tri)ll about tne ground!.
Jtr. Milli, cimirmim lirnokncld and Kttssoll
i'wrlson accepted tho Invitation, and Ilia
quartet walked about the terraces for u iiuar
ter of an hour.
n'5Sr breokust t-ecretury llairord said the
president wisned to anuouncu that he would
J"Kl0f;ut nis letter of ucceptacce tu-dny,
and possibly nut lor omo Uuyu ) eu.
r.A r'ephone nlesaK Irnin .ilr. Piatt reached
iP.. j,1 arm about 10 o'clock to the rfreet
i iatir. Piatt wns on bis way and wo-jlu bo
there about noon.
hi uro wa, u repreiied sigh or relief notlcc
5 among the prcitdciulal pnny at this
SJ. A" ,uc" retired to the big ninth
arawing-roou), IcaMng ihopresi representa
ues to cool their hr i U eu I he iront plaizaa.
Sir. Pltitt Airhi'N.
J J'r.Plalt retched ophir F.irm at li.iio
I ?,?,l.oclt lltt "' accompanied by John V.
J!llu.S"an1, SIr I'lau was met at the duor by
Sir. Held, wbo rolrlv beamed.
- Mr. Piatt was evidently ready tobephu
cared sorao more, tor be went at once Into the
soutu diawinjr-ioom whero the Preildeut
woa. He remained thero ntteen minutes and
then cme out with Mr. Hold for a stroll m
the ground.
A ilr. Plait passed the crowd of reporters,
r nil, - .v-y , a i Lr'Cfji-
on Jba front plana be stopped for a moment
and turned his sphlni-Iike face from on to
tbe other, but said not a word.
Mr. Piatt will probably stay to sinner and
return tp Maubattau Beach to-night,
although ho would not say what his inten
tions were.
To-night the citizens of White rialns will
terenade President Harmon at Optalr.Karm.
and will tender him a reception at the court
House in the morning before bis departure.
Mr. Piatt dccllnod to talk tn newspaper
tnenexcoptto say that he would have been
hero fsrlior but for an accident on tholonj
Island Hallroad. wblclidelajed hli.i an hour
!?.'? li!nif ut0.. Ncr Yorlc '" tho oriental
Hotel, Manhattan Beach.
At noon Benator Aldrlch arrived at tho
farm and bad a chat with tbe President.
At ia.16 lion, bnmucl Thomas, Itussell n.
Harrison. Chairmen Hackctt and Urcokfleia
and Ktenographer Tlbbetts took a train for
New lork.
Atl o'clock lunch was served.
..l.rm" le" Whlto Plains for New York
at II.04J r. u.
Nominated for Consrress.
tr'i?,:s,';.T;,p;-..u"oi"t' "'" "" -
I'oniirc.jtnun Joiph Abbott, DemoorH, Slith
unmet, iciia.
..'T,.dSSi 111 " whMlr. Democrat, Ninth DU
trlct, Atlchlcan.
.-i:;. !i olllVnf. Iemoort, Tw.nti-flfth Ul.
trlct, Poatujrlmnn.
J. IlMuchmpCUrk. DcmocrM, Ninth District.
MUsourt,
Polltloal Potpourri.
Senator Hill ii tt Btrttoik tor a few dtra' rest.
Jh John J. O' 11 Men Aiiocittlon hu not de
claodjetwhoteer to lTe Ita lapport to llarri.on
orClevelaQil. 1 he O'llrlenltei no lonrer lioid t J
baMncoof poar In IDelr dlitricl. and l'aramanr
will make no attempt to oapturo their lolca mil
A moetln of th Dsmoeratlo Club of the Klcht
rentbAaermblrDialrictHa. liolil In Concordia Hail
i4'J Mnth lT0nu. iretOTenlDa;. Over SOU tamea
"era enrolled. Tbo fol imiof cfflc.ra wore elaaleil i
rieildent, ('onrad A Mef.ri Klrat V(e-Pre.Wenl,
Kornrann Kottmann; Second Vlee-President,
(,ojrs IleaselUs Iblrd Vlco-Prealdent. Loula
Jler; Correipondlng and ltecordlnt Heeretarr,
Irancla X. Hell; financial Socretary, Martin
baiiior. jr. jTrraairer, William A. Hooj nera cant-at-Arma,
L. for. hay.
DEATH AVENUES LATEST.
Harry Koonlg- Died In Roosevelt
with His Legs cut Off.
Thlrteen.year-old Harry Koonlg Is tbe
latest of tho victims of tbo Hudson Hirer
Hatlrond's "dummies" on Heath avonue. The
boy died this morning In Hoosevelt Hospital
from the Injuries be received when run over
last nlgbt In front of his home at 072
Eleventh avenue, an accident In which both
his legs were cut off.
Harry wot stealing a ride at tho tlmo ot tho
accident and lost his hold upon tbe car upon
which ho was riding, falling under tbo
wheels, which passed over his legs. Do was
picked up, and an ambulance summoned
irom Hoosevelt Hospital, whore bo died from
lots ot blood.
Tbu list of killed and wounded on this tlior
oughfaio during tho last cfgutcen months
shows sixty names, and of tbeso many ha vo
been children.
Said a merchant doing business on tbe
avenue this morning:
It's bad enough to have tho thing here
anyway. 'Ihey ought to take the tracks
away entirely.
"It might bean improvement H they ran
thelrtramssloK-. nnd yet this train was run
nlug slow enough last night.
sometimes the 'doily,' the train that
runs Irom hpiutun Duytll, goes by hero nt
llltccn miles an hour, and 1 shudder every
tlrr.o for lear my own children will bo tho
next victims."
Many of these cases occur on trains running
downtown tn tit. Jnhn's Park, and on thu
rear cars of theta trains may at trays be seen
boys perched upon thu root or clinging to tho
Irons by which tbo brakemen climb to tho
tops of tbo ears, homo even may be seen
sitting upon the coupling.
The only apparent measure of " aafoty " Is
a mounted " auout," wh'j ildes ahead of tho
train waving n red Hag by duy and a led
lartern by nlsnt. 'ihcio Is a strung feeling
that the running of steam cars through tho
streets of the city should bo otopped.
WHO SAW THIS ASSAULT?
Witnesses Wanted In the Proseou.
tlon of nn "Ij" Guard.
An advertisement this morning requests
persons who sa a Mxth avenuo L guard push
n passenger irom a train at Ono Hundred and
Fourth ,blrcet list faaturday afternoon to
communtcalo with Kugeno Flshel, attorney,
U3 Pulitzer Uulldln?. Tbe, tacts, as staled by
Mr. Flscbul, aro as follows:
Hnrry Alctnau, a Cuban, who makes cigars
at il.7 East one Hundred and Firth street,
got on the north-bound Elovated cur No. o:iu
at Flfty-nlntb street and Ninth avenue at
noon last hatmday. He Is a sllght-bullt,
sickly looking man.
The car was crowded and Aleman accident
ally stepped upon the foot of Charles Call,
tho guatd, wliobo number Is ail. Aleman
apologized, but Call grew abusive and snld :
" Why In dou't you keep out of tbe way.
Oo inside." .......
According to Aleman's story, this was Im
possible on account ot tho croud. Tho
Cuban says that call then reviled him to
such an extent that bo lost patience and
grippled with the guard.
'I he oonductor then came and Aleman was
i violently thrown irom tbo car at tbo One
Hundred and Fourth street station, the two
railroad men shouting at tho satno time:
Now report us."
.
SHOWERS ALL DAY.
Heavy Thunder-Storm and Darkness
Came 8oon After Noon.
Local Forecast Official Dunn to-day pre
dicted that the cloudv and showery weather
which ushered In tbe morning would con
tinue throush tho day, but that to-morrow It
would bo lair and cooler.
The temperature at H o'clook this morning
was 77 and at uoon 7H, with no projpect
of going abue 83. Tbe humidity ,
nt o'clock, however, was 7j per
cent, and at, noon 77, which with
the occasional showers wiped out tho effect ,
of tho southerly eight to twelve mllo breezo
nnd made It n bticky, stutfy and generally
disagreeable day. . ..
A heavy thunder storm passed over New
York at 1.1 5 o'clock.
MAY SETTLE THE STRIKE.
etrlklnrr suspentlor-Moliers and Em
ployers to Confer.
A. Fellows, Chairman of tho fluspendir-1
Makers' Unlou, leeeltod a communication,
this forenoon Irom thjMauufnctuiers' Abso- (
elation to tho elTect that tbo latter body had
appointed u commltlco of tlneo to moet a
similar commltteo from tho strikers' Union to
I endeavor to harmonic tho differences exist
1 lng between them. ....
I ha employer.-'. It Is uuderhtood. hove
ncieed to .til thu propositions of tho strikers
butone.andtb.it is ll.at "nocinploie hliall,
bo discharged without good i uttso or for In
enlclencr." The sti Ikers' committee consists
1 of A. Fellows, M. Hoseuberrf and A. Flail. j
Whlskoy Barrel ITsplodos.
I An empty wblkoy baricl on tho bldownlk
outside of Kllnkitcrn's liquor store, x'Ul 1)1
Milon street, exploded tul foienson.
I ThohoAdof the barrel was Mown across
the htivet owl ornVe tbu window of llulih r
URiher. at loa Division street. It l sut i-o-ed
that home boy threw a lighted in.ileh Into
tbe barrel.
Bult Asralnet a Kollceman With-
I clrnvn.
' F. O. Swan, who was nrrvsttd whllo asleep
in Union siuare, Las i.oillied .'.c'.lug Presi
dent (lal'.up. "I thu Purk Hojru, tliiu he will
, not pioseeute Po.lecmau cuirj. Hhu am sled
him.
llleelntr Krs. Moore.
j Tho Long I3)and City pollca bent oul a gen-
I cral alarm to-day fr Mrs. barjn Mooic, a
wealthy, widdle-agud womun llwng at ti"
Filth street, Hunler'i lolnt, who has tern
mtislogliom her home nnce Monflay, when
sho started to vtsli sojia lilcudiln lirookbn.
ttij iia.i Ust setn going tliruugh Jlesvrolo
sticet lu the evenluj.
RUSSIA GRABS FIVE SEALERS.
Four English Scboonera and Ono
American Bold.
After a ItusiUn Paper Was Signed
Their Men Were Released,
inv moniTxn "nita.,1
VitTonu, B. a, Aug. 31Tho American
bark Majestic, irom PctropaulovsM, reached
here last evening, having aboard the captains
and cr6ws of tbo sealing Bchooncrs Hosle,
Olsen, Ariel and Willie Mcaowan, flying the
Ilrltlsh flag, and tho American schooner C II.
White, of Ban Francisco.
The vessels were sealing off Copper Islands,
between forty nud titty miles, during July,
when tho Husslan warship Zabraka, mount
ing sixteen guns, and the Fur Company's
steamer Kodlak, bearln; tho Governor of
Ilerlng'B Island, rounded them up ono by one
sent the schconcrs to bo sold at Petropaul
ovskl, and made tbe captains and crews
prlsonors.
When tho captains objected to the seizures,
claiming they were freemen on free waters,
tho marines pricked them with their bayo
nets and Informed thorn thero was such a
placo as Siberia for thoso who spoke too
loudly of freedom.
Doth tho British and American captains
ventured to protest that they wero outside
the three-mile limit.
Tbe captain ot tbe Husslan cruiser based
his action on the ground that Hussla exer
cised Jurisdiction over all land and water
westward of the line of demarcation.
Tho master of each chotner was compelled
to sign a paper In Husslan, explained by tho
Interpreter to bo an acknowledgment that
he had been sailing In Husslan waters. Tbcy
protested and were told that those who did
not sign would be sent to Vladivostok to bo
courtmartllaled and then sent to tbe Siberian
mines.
The twenty-one men wero kept for days In
a room 11 feet by 11, with a leaky roof and
broken floor. They wcio finally turned out
on tho bench,"and no effort was made lode
tain them from coming home on tho Majestic
The Kabraka started out on another hunt
ing cruise, tbe schooners being the gauio
sought-
asiiinoton, Aug. 31. No official Infor
mation was to lie had at tno Htato or tho
Tieasury Department up to noon respecting
tbe beUuru ( tho scaling tohooneri ou cop
per IblsnOs by tbe KU'.sl.in warship Znbrnka,
us reported in a deSDntclirrom Victoria, II. c.
It Is said by ono crucial that tho Husslan
Government was probably undertuklug to do
Juunhat the Untti.nl states was doing in
trying to prevent the destruction of seal life
In Ilehrlugbcn.
Copper Island and Hehrlng Island, on both
ot which aro fiul tookcrles, comprise Ilia
Commander group, over which thu Hus-lau
Government exciclses jurisdiction. Coprcr
Island Is 103 miles west of the llnoo.de-markatlon.
15 THE WRONG MAN ACCUSED 7
Bartender Hollls's .Defense on the
Charco of Lnrceny.
Georgo M. Hollh, twenty-soven, a bar
tender, of 13H West Tblrty-third street, wao
held In tho Yorkvlllo Police com t this morn
ing on a charge or larceny.
Katherlne Hrltmnyer, who keep a meat
market at 3"0 West Flfty-tblid btrcot, made
affidavit that Holllscntcrcd her place at 10.30
yesterday morning nnd ordered botno meat.
When she wont to tho ice-box to serve him
sbo alleges that ho opened tho cash-drawer
took three $1 bills and one fi bill and gave
them to an aceompllcit who was waiting lu
the hallway. The latter then l an away mid
Uollis crossed tbe street to a liquor store
where he was arrested by Detective Morris,
of tbe Forty.soventh stroet squad.
llollls sworo that he did not enter tho
woman's place, but that he saw two men
leavo the store, followed by tbe complainant,
I wbo lost sight tt thtm and put tho charge
upon him.
DENY THAT IT iS FRAUD.
Sugar Importers Bay that No Such
Charge Was Made.
Tbe name of ono ot the eight sugar Import
ing firms alleged to bo Implicated with 1'oJ
eral employees In reported frauds discovered
In tbo Weighers' oflloe of tho Custom-ilousi
leaked out to-day. The Qrm Is czarnlkow,
MacDougatl Ii Co., of London, with a New
York office at K8 all street. '1 ha local rcp-
. resentntlves uf tho firm aro (1. 1!. MacDougall
i and Joseph Lentllbon.
I Attbecuetom-llouso this morning Special
Treasury Agent Whitehead declined to talk
of the matter.
Asslataiit Dlstrlot - Attorney Maxwell
Ktarf, wlio has charge, ol tho ca.e. was
equally silent.
Mr. Lcntllhon, of tno firm rf Cnrnlkow,
Macl)ougull Co., sent out word to tbe re
porter that tho investigation wus duo simply
to tho old question ot the difference lu lares,
ascltol In an Kvenimi Would reporter's ex
clusivo Interview yesteiday with Importer
James B. connolL The nriu bad received no
Intimation whatever trom the custoin-Iloui?
that they were suspected ot fraud.
TO PLAY FOR THE PRESS CLUB.
Children of tbe Statro Ask the
Mayor's Permission.
Little Gertie Homan, ol 05 Hooper street,
Hrooklyn, and other children aro getting up a
benefit performance for tho Press Club, to
testify their gratitude for thu newspaper nil
vocacy of tho law recently enacted enabling
children to perform In public. The play has
not yet boen decided upon, but the perform
ance will be given Kept. 13, probably at the
11 rosdiv ay Theatre.
Thirty applications to take part In the
benctlt have been sent to the Mcyor lor his
slgnnture. Among them are Gertie Human,
l.a HegalontliH. Little Tuesday, Iieno Frank
llu. Dot Clarei.don, Baby Parker, Wallle l-.d-dluger,
I'.dlth Wldiner and Tommy Husiell.
Bicycles not Entitled to Free Entry.
T AtaOCUTJ'.U HUHl
WiSniNflTON, Aug. lit. Tho Treasury De
partment has Informed a correspondent that
under iccent decisions of the Hoard or Gen
eral Appraisers, bicycle i aro not considered
to bo entitled to fioJ entry a.s personal or
house old effects, but are hi'ld to Iij propel ly
dutiable when imported.
Stenmshlp l'tiBstintror'a r-uit f.tolen.
Oncn Ilanavan, ono of Harney Illgllnse.
I pi ess drivers, at the Jcffeihon.Vnrkut a'tllco
Court thli morning charged William Mat
thews, aged nineteen, of l Weeh.twl.eii meet
and Frank While, aged tncnty-tun, or J3 :
Washington street, helpers ntahe V.'bltr' htar
steamship dock, with the laiteny olasutt of
clothes trom a trunk. Justice Hyau held tno
incu in ei.uou formal.
' mm
It'ch Hnul from tv aiooplnir Fam'ly.
The pollco or the (Irani Aveivis Poilcj sta
tion, In Hiockljn, reporiod this morning mat
' buiflars rntcieJ thereslilenco or Mrs. Mary
McCrcii, fi'lil KranMIn avenue, nnd carried
nwav 40O In t liver wnrti nud Jewell)" .md
money vliile lh lamlly wero asleep.
i Spare Pearline
Spoil the Wash
.
WORLDt WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG1JST a),1892. , J M'ylM
Grover Cleveland is the most' conspicuous andrin-KM
teresting figure in the world to-day. - 4fl
His complete life story has never been printed- H
On Sunday next THE WORLD will print the hit-;
tory of this interesting man, from the pens of 'ijfl
RICHARD WATSON GILDER, H
WILSON S. BISSELL, IB
GEORGE F. PARKER. .
That it will be complete goes without saying. lH
The article will be accompanied by an lM
A"DT CTTPPT T7 TTTh TVTT ' vSM
AK1 oU JrJrLrrilVlxiiX 1, '$
containing splendidly executed pictures of Mr. and Mra ?B
Cleveland and their beautiful home, Gray Gables. jfl
THE WHOLE GOES only to readers of next Hfl
SUNDAY'S WORLD. , jfl
THE ALDERMANIG BEVDLT.
One of the Bolters Says He Was
Tired of Obeying Orders.
nut the Starin Resolution BIny Yet
lie 1'asied.
Tho Aldermen who revolted at ) csterday's
meeting ot the Hoard against tho Iron rule ot
their political organizations, gavo tho City
Hall uvTldo berth to-dny.
The action ot tho nlno Aldermen In rorutlng
to tako orders from tho district leaden to
vote In favor uf tho resolution clvlti John II.
Htnrln tbe right to build a now pier and a
shed over It on tho silo or old I'leia 18 nnd 11),
North ltlver, has created a big sensation in
political circles.
'1 he offense tho Aldermen are accused or Is
nu enormous one In the ee.i or tho party
whipper-in. Those famtllar with tho work
ings ot Tammany Buy the Aldertnou belong
ing to that organization will suroly bo disci
plined. ThoJTnmmany members vtho rovoltednro
William Lianc), II. C. Hart, P. 4. O'llelrno,
William Talt, Abraham Mend, Joseph Martin
and Charles J. smith. They wero aided and
abetted la breaking up the quorum by two
ltepubllcans, James A. Cowlo and Wtnfleld
Van Colt.
or ibo Tammany members, Clancy, Martin
and O'Ucirno are likely to bo retired nnj how,
and Messrs. Talt, .Mend bmlth, aud Hart aro
likely to hear suraothlng drop.
'1 he threat or oiganlzatlon ostracism may
have some effect, however, and ultbongh
smarting under tho ntltur or the patty hip,
they may )ot be brought to terms and vote
for the resolution.
Due or the Tammany bolters lu giving his
rennons for refusing to vote ror tuo Utarln
resolution, tuild tbe organization men got
orders to pass the " Huckleberry " and other
rnllioad rosoluilons, aud that ha was tired of
obeying orders from Puurtecuth street.
A-. the Aldermen had to shoulder tbo
blame, ho said, tbey should have some say ns
to how tliov should voto on siiclt mutters. He
said tbe ordets came fiom the district leaders.
Tbo Alder mob were disinclined to discuss
tbo subject this morning. The only ono wbo
would say anything was Alderman Harris.
" Tno organization had nothing to do with
it," lie snld. "it u as merely a dinernnco nt
opinion between members as to whether tho
Improvement piopo30d by tbo resolution
should be made or not."
WAS HE VICTIMIZED
Uyoterj- Surrounds paron Itccjor do
Bollllero'uDonth.
Isv AtancuTr.D rnrss.1
London, Aug. .11. Tho ChrunlcWs Parts
correspondent, referring to tho death ot Uaron
Hogor de bcllllore, says: "Abtory Is current
to the effect that two individuals carefully
fostered his hallucination that he was a can
didate fur tho Presidency or a South American
Republic, and eventually prsuaded him to
leavo Paris lor New York without a valet or
nuy member of his household.
" They drew largo Bums or money from him.
Thereroro Ihoy had everything :o lose by his
denth and cannot bo suvpccled ot murder.
Uaron dc scllltcro was very popular In ParU
clubland."
Argentina's Bud pro t to Be Presented
to Consroas To-Dny.
fllT 4SOCIATKrt ritKft. I
Loxdo.v, Aug. ill The Hucnos Ayres cor
respondent of th'iMmidnrel says: "Tho bud
get will bo preseutod to congress to-morrow.
Tbe rcveuuo is estimated at 80,000,000 and
tho expenses at 100,000,000.
"Tbe political nlTalrs ot tbe country aro
still uubcttled. It Is stated that Kcnor Plaza
has declined tbe llnance portfolio."
Lnbouchero AfTavlr Dtnrta a Quoetlon
of the Queen's Intorforonco.
lev ifonTrn ruriK
London, Aug. ill, Thu Laboucbcro affair
bos raised a alscusslon as to whether tho
(Hieen has a ccnsiltutlonal right to Interfero
with the selection f .M misters.
The Globe (Conservative), In setting forth
Its vlcus on tbo qtiostitiD, says It Is an c.
coedlngly straue ductrluo that holds tho
Crovt n has no soi t of i lghl to an opinion us to
the choice of Ministers.
INDIAN RAIDS IN ARIZONA.
Tbo Southwest Anticipates a Dloody
Campaign This Fall.
Iht jusociatsii prr.-i. i
Er. Paso, Tex.. Aug. Ul. Joo Ileach, or " Hla-
luond Joe," the prospector who left tnls
city a iniuiih ago lor Ailzoua, has returned
irom Chlhuabu.i, Mountain, hevenly miles
eiutof I.lineslone, Art., an I repot is Apache
depicdallons In that locality.
Tho Indlins stole eljlity head of stoc'.; after
I r.ijillii1; tllll Ulif) K.
I Mr. l'ench sjjs that prospectors and mln
Ingmen ute ma'tlng lor the inountaln i and
tonus. In liU npiniun ibo Pall w III nltuess
us bloody a eai.ipaigu ui uaiever been kuoti'n
In Ilu sjuilmt.il.
Their Gold Wotchen Stolon.
Iln'amln Peterson, ot III I Co.trt slreet,
IlrcokDn, notllled ihi iiollci tliH morulng
i that his got I natch, left on a desk, had been
' carried off liv a llnef.
I .Abraliaui I lode. u( nt,' Myrtle avenue, had a
gold w.itcli nnd chain, valued at $100, siolen
iLlsiuofiiiii;.
Nltjht-Blooralnir Coreus In Hlcom.
A nljht-blooinlng ctreui will lwvo r.vi
Immeiue irogianl lil(iium In the wludov or
J. Austin bhawV florin sloie, )2U pulton
street, biooklyu, ihi i evejing, and Hie i uu.lc
Is invited to see me dUpl ty.
Olrl'n hfg Drokon b Fall.
Kdlth Ilackett, aged seven, ot 14111 Hroad
way, Hrco'il) u, fell from the flrccscape on
thu tcuiud tory aud broke her leg.
'jaSmmMmmmi'mmmmmmmft'ii''Iri'mmilt'
HILLS HAND WHS NOT IN IT.
He Did Not Instigate the Feck
Wages Report.
Treasurer Dan forth Defeud the
Benator,
Lleut-dov. Bhceban and State Treasurer
Danforlh breakfasted logclber (bis morning
at tho Hoffman House, the Ucutcnant-Uov-ernor
reaching here dlrcft from Buffalo at
midnight last night.
1 rvasurcr Uautorth eame from Albany,
whtrc, on Monday, tho same day of tbe pul--llcallon
of Btato Labor commissioner Peck's
bombshell, he saw and talked with Senator
Hill. Tho mate Treasurer made a number of
Interesting statements anent this stiango
document ot a Hcmocratto ofncj-holder, and
at the outset said: 1 am quite positive that
Senator Hill novcr bad tho slightest knowl
edge of the Intention to publish such a docu
ment, l was tilth htm In Albany at tho time
of tho publication, and, ot comae, we talked
the matter over.
"I cannot conscientiously give you the de
tails of thai conversation, but this I may say,
that tho fcenator was very much Incensed t
the publication ot Peck's statement and de
ploiod It deeply. Ho felt grievously eba
urlned to think, too, that it was given out
while he happened to' bo In Albany.
Now, as to Peek's statement Itself regard
ing the lncroase of wages and' the decrease of
strlkos under tho MoKlnley bill, wo must
m-ht II ml out Jus: n hero ho gets his statistics
from and also rust all tho figures nro In tbe
premises. A great deal doponds upon tno
sources of Mr. Peck's Information a to tbe
reliability ot his document.
" 1 can tell you tbe air In Albany was blue
when that documont camo out. Here was the
Democratic party In the closest kind of bar-'
mony, and all ot Senator IIII1 1 friends who
might have been a trifle disappointed weeks
ago, bad long ago fallen Into line and were
working with might and main with the solo
object In view ot electing the Democratlo
tlckot.
"Now up comes this bomtsbell.and of course
bickerings and discontent will tollow, for a
whllo at least. Inasmuch as benator Hill
was in Altany at tbe time, enemies of tbe
Democratic party at onoe voiced tbo roport
that he and Tammany were behind lta pub
lication.
I am suro that Is not true In the sllfhtest
degree, for iho Benator was very angry when
be saw It. 1 left him about midnight Monday
and he was unsettled whether to go to Bara
toga or come to NeivVork. I expect, bow
ever, that he will bo In" New York very soon
possibly to-night or to-morrow and I am
sure ho will not bcsltato to make an explicit
answer to tbo charges that he Instigated
I'eck's roport.
"Hill and Prclc were In the same senatorial
district In Hlinlra some )cars ago, sod at tbe
lime 1 ock was editor of a local paper there.
Hill lock a fancy to Peck, and when, in 18H4,
Cleveland appointed Peck to tbe office of
Btato Labor commissioner, which was the '
car thu office wascreatcd, Hill recommended
Pock for ihe position."
'liea.urer Dauiortb leaves for Albany to
night to attend tbe lunural to-morrow ot
Treasury Messenger Samuel B. Bwann, who
died ) estorday.
Lleut.-tiov. Mbcohati said : ' I haven't really
read Mr. Peck's report, neither have I re.,d of
tne charges mado that Benator Hill Was In
strumental lulls publication, to you see I
out not. In a position to discuss the question
Intclligonliy, I haven't seen the Benator
lately, as I bnvo been In Buffalo right along.
I camo to New York to-day to take pasicsilon.
or the Htato headquarters, and shall remain
hero until tbe campaign is closed."
NO PARDON FOR TALT HALL
Oar. McKlnner Refuses to Bavo
tho Desperado.
BT ASSOCIATED IM.I
Hiciimond, Vo., Aug. ill. A special from
nine Hldge Springs tbts morning says that
Gov. McKlnncy has wired the attorney lor
Talt Hall as follows :
Afler u rni eiul examination of the rapers
lu tuc case I decline, to pardou or commute
tbo fcculcuco of the Court."
TEN CARS SMASHED.
Freight Trains In Collision on tbo
Loner Island Road.
IfrrriAj. to ivr. rNio wonr.n.l
Krkmi Ponp, I- I. Aug. ill. Tno freight
trains on thu Long Island Hallroad eame Into
collision at this plare at an early hour this
morning, rawing tlui wreck of ten or twelve
i citnj aim Mooi.ing tue ruud lur teveral bourn.
1 -Nn ptri'iti as iiijuti'J.
'I lie ocelli nt ui caused by tln Ix'omcllve
of the uns. -bound ttulu (hroulug Urn svitcn
off.
Another rarlsburst Raid.
Alice Carrol was held lu tbo Yorkvllle
Court this morning on n charge ot Cc,)lu.- a
disorderly house nt y-td and ','45 Woosier
street, t.lli'ti Smith mid Cairle iinifika wr
eiiehilnel fin as Inmates. The house wits
i aided lust night on inroriiutlon ilu-it oy Dr.
Purkhurst's ugeuls Uarduer and Clark.
w -
Mnjontlo I'oblnrt the Rocsrd.
'I be Whllo star lliu-r lJ,ila welch railed
Irom till1! port Aug. '.'I, pained Hiow Head
at :'.'M nVloi'k tbu uiorutng, inuklng lue trip
In .i ilaisivnl nve i.our.. neaily five hums
behind tbu r ui nl c-ruttd last Mny by the
cltyot New York. Ihe city of New ork'
record Is six dujs and tueuty inlnuiuS.
Woman ndltor Hed.
Mrs. Annie Klchenncen, proprietor of a
Hunter's Point newupjper, was hold In tbe
Long IUnd Police Court tc-day oo a cbarge
t crlmli.al 1111 iriurrcd by Corporation
counsel Boioiuou C, table.
dA'jiS.ftf"1aiii"f.T-V'igtfc?iw
KGCH & GD.'S THIEF WARNED.
Post-Offioe, Inapeotors Inoensed
Beoause tbe Firm Complained.
They Lost BSD Letters In Five
r.;oatb and Protested.
The New Ycrk Pot-onice authorities aro
Incensed over II. C. F. Koch A- Ca's publica
tion ot their lettor to Postmaster-General
Wanamaker In referenco to tho alleged In
efficient service rendered by tho postal detec
tives In tracing the wholesale robbery of that
firm.
Tho rirm, on the other band, doclare that
they havo grown tired vainly walling over
five months for the Inspectors to trace a thiol
who has already stolen 3M0 letters contaln
lsg money, and Is dally adding mcro to his
Hsu
Cbler Inspector James aatd to an Lvkniso
Would reporter this morulng t
All I have to say Is that Messrs. Koch
have Injured their case very much by giving
Iho thlof to understand that he is being
watched, and thereby putting blm upon bis
guard "
Yuuare on tbe thlers trail, tbent" In
spector James was asked.
" Oil, I don't say so,-' be answered. " I
shouldn't make It known It I vrero until I had
roncluslve proof of the party's guilt. One
thing-Is certain, and that la that whoever has
been robbing Jlessra. Kochs' mall will now
He low until ho thinks our vigilance wilt bo
relaxed. That makes It no much more dlfh
cult for us to traco him.
" The chances are he will come to the front
again about tbe time that thn busy season
sets In, when his harvest will be a big ono
unless he Is caught. We might have had tbe
culprit by this tlmo If Messrs. Koch bad not
tnadti their grievance public."
The fetter referred to was written by Koch
ice, tho jlatlcm dry roods firm, to Mr.
Wanamaker on Aug. 12, and was published
this morning.
lu It, tbo linn claims to have Inst 031) letters
oontalulug mouey since last April, and com
plains that thu postal becret servleo Is em
ploying too tdw men on tho case to reason
ably lnsuro the tblel's detection. Mr. Wana
maker Is aUu requested lu this leiur to
causo the removal of mspectod persons.
ir 1 suspected anybody, commented
Chief Inspector James, "would It not bo un
just to rrnnoYe blin nomthe spliero uf his
activity, and perhaps causu tho wnckagoof
ids whole luture on ii'i bolter ground than
my suspicion? The most Innocent person
may rail under a suspicion. 1 ahull nut say
whether wo do suspect any one, but 1 will
Mty that If we did we would not udvocalo bis
removal, although wo would, or course, watch
blm more closely."
Postinavor Vau Cott was also seen by an
EvKNlxn Wohld reporter.
This," said he." is the inoH extraordinary
casn wu bare ever had. In nu instuncu tbut
I can recall has one Urm lost i.0 many lettrrJ
within so short a time. Iho Inspector aro
not undii my Jurisdiction, althuugh I keep
pretty well informed ul tbe result ui their In
vestigations. Tbey aru dlituily responsible
to tbu Postmaster-Oenerah
" I bcltevti that tbe ihreo Inspectors whom
Mr. James has placed tipmi tbu cohi are
efllelent nnd able to copo with any dim cult y
ot tbu kind within city limits. Tberu is a buru
possibility, however, that Messrs. Kochs'
letters wrie intercepted at the points wheie
tbey were mailed, although suib precon
certed action by thieves nt many different
points to rob only this ono firm seems almost
Impossible.''
SEARCHING FOR NAOMI BOLLER.
Beoond General Polloo Alarm Sent
Out for Bar.
Tho Brooklyn police have tent out a second
general alarm for Naomi Heller, the rretty
sixteen-year-old daughter or Joseph Heller, of
POO Madison street, that city, who has been
missing since June 14 las',
AH tlui h bavo proven fruitless, and her
father now offers a rcttard for nny Informa
tion regarding Naomi's whereabouts.
i mm w
CHICAGO DOCTOR MISSING.
His Friends Fear that Ha Hrn Mot
v.-ltu Serious Harm.
Irv Afoc!ATrn rnsfi.l
cuicaoo, Aug. :u. Dr. James K. Cook, ono
of the founders of tbo Ilennet Medical Co!. '
lege, and for twenlj-flve )ean a practicing .
)b)slrlan in Chicago, ha been missing sluee
Sunday, nnd hi. irlends fear he has met with
brrlom hurin.
r.vcry effort to find trace of blm has been
futile.
' '
POLICEMAN HOEY'S TROUBLES.
Flnod for dubbin? and Found In a
Saloon the Same Day,
Police captain Druban. of tbo Atnlly street '
' MaiUii, Brooklyn, to-djy preferred charges
against patrolman Patrick in ey fur bring; off
pen and In a liquor saloon in full uniform. '
I llocy wus fouid by lloiir.dnnau Knim-d) at
lu.dO o'clock last night.
' llO'-y was boforo t'onnnU.loner Hnjden
yesterday mi complaint of Jiiu.fi cruuli),
wliuclriige.i tint lloey ha.t lublx-d I.lm mil
had taki-ii i'.'.iu irom Mrs. Cruwlvy to repair
his biluiet.
For Attemptltiff to Btonl a Doc.
William Kelly, of 111 Join stiect. llroak
Ivu, vvhu claims to be a dog.catcher, vusln
(intes Avenui Police Couit, lliockljn, thU
luornlng. barged with altemptl,ig to rul a i
aj, valued ct .", I om John Ciinplrll.il S.",'
I'lUkhlng nv .-iiUf. llu w.t pjioint tor cciuu.
lu.uloii u;i t-j t. 1'.'.
630, OOD Resin Factory Up In tlmoUo.
John Caiey's reslu ult factory at Hichards
and commerce atroels, lirtwkiyii, Is lu ruins
to-daj, pire brol.n out la.t vveulug. and In
less than an hour tho entire structure, one
story high, revering half a block, was de.
bltryo.i. Tho pollco estimate tuo lou at
' S30.000.
UNGEDT1 ABOUT VOORHIS.
His Attitudo Toward Tammany
Hall Is a Puzzle.
Democratlo' State Ileadrjunrlers
Opened by Mr. Uhcebnn.
There Is much speculation In political cir
cles to-day ns to tho potltlou the New York or
Voorhls Democracy will take lu the coming
campaign. Pollco Justice Voorhls bus just
returned from his vacation, and) has called a
meeting ot his party's Executive Committee,
to-night at Ti Becond avenue. In this he
anticipated tbo action cf several leaders, who
were about to Issue seal! lor a meeting them
selves. Mr. Voorhls, It Is understood, U, not alto
gether tn favor ot tho plan ot sorao of his fol
lowers to plaoo a full local ticket In tbe Held,
t-lnce Justlco Voorbla has accepted omcu nt
tbo hands ot Tammany ninny ot his adberonts
suspect that ho can no longer te relied upon
to nght tbe 1 Iger as vigorously as beiore.
In tact, It Is said, that he will not openly
antagonize Tammany, but tbut he may con
tent to the nomination ol ono or twu candi
dates to keep tbo organization ,ln existence
as a separate political body.
""'ho question ot reorganization under the
new apportionment In tho thirty Assembly
districts will also be discussed to-night.
Tbe "real work of the campaign at Demo
cratlo State Headquarters has now begun.
Lleut.-Uov, Bhceban, Chairman of tho Cam
paign Committee, who arrived here last
night, formally look cbargt 'ot headquarters
thU morning. Ho will remain In the city now
aud devote bis entire time to the work ot tbe
campaign. b;th Btato and National, as he Is
also a member ot the Democratic National
Campaign committee.
The Demucriilc state committee has given
notice that nil nominations, both by the regu
lar parties nnd tho Independents, for, New
Yotk and Brooklyn aro to bo flled on Oct. u as
ihuearllestday; tho latest day for the party
nominations In tho two cities Is Oct. 19, and
the latest day for independent nominations Is
tict. '.'t. Tho registration days for New York
and Brooklyn ore Oct. 11, 10. ''H nnd SO.
Among mow who visited Democratlo Head
quarters to-day wero National committee,
tunn Hu.lo H. (loruon, cnarlottcTllle, Va.)
James Mcintosh, uf Wisconsin; bolomon
Colin, Orangeburg, 8. c; W. II. f. Bus
sell, Detroit; Col. O. O. bicaley. Wasblngton
correspondent of tho Louisville Cfiurfn
.'mi mil, and Clerk of tbo benata Charles T.
Dunning, ot uoshen, Orangu county. '
Tho three last named gentlemen wore very
sanguine iu their predictions of the success
or tho Leinncratlo ticket, Uen. ritealey being
especially no. bpeaMng of President Harri
son s own btatc, lien, bicaley said : "Indiana
will cast ber Hlectoial vuto lor Cleveland and
Stevenson. I bavo not 'hu slightest doubt or
that. Prominent ltepubllcans admit It to me
prlrutel). 'ibe President Is managing tbe
campaign In bis htuto himself, and no Is not
making a great success of lu '1 ha conditions
are nil agalust him. Ills treatment of CoL
Dudley, tu whom ho owed so much, has made
blm thuusands uf enemies In bis own party."
FIGHT OVER RAILROAD' TRACKS,'
Long Island City Wants to'Exteud
Its Streets.
The casn of tho Long Island Hallroad Com
pany, which rofuscs to allow Long It land
city to carry van Pelt, Harold and Brogan
stieets across Its trccSs, camo up In the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
Tne Hallroad Company rerve J tbo city with
an order to chow cause why It should not be
enjoined from lurthor attempts to carry the
streets across Its trsckj, pending .the argu
nient ol tbe case befcrv tbe court ot Appeuls.
The company has erected board fences at
thu pronesi d points of cresting. They have
alio louiled tbe trucks with rid cars.
Lawyer Fred llojsc, tuuubel tor Joseph
Mlveratone, the contractor who is a ratty to
tbecult, najsthav the fsresent average rent l
a great hardship to the people In tho vicinity
ot these streets, as ihey are I'bltgcd tu walk
three-quarters ol a mllo to icach a street car
which Is only two blocks uuny.
'Ihe case was adjourned rot n week.
m -Attempted
Pulcldn with minors.
William Kllle, lttnt)--elgbt,of I."j:i IlopMns
siic'.t, Urooklyn, suddenly pitted u; a pair ot
,hars and "tabbed blmseir li Hi- uecU while
vl.'.tlng christian Keutner, nt !!U Central
avenue. 1 1- nos taken tu St. Catherine's
Hospital, but was nut Krlously.wounded.
. . .
Fire In a Frnmo House.
At J o clock this morning fire broke out In s
two-stcry frame huuw, 7J HochMter avenue,
Bicoklyn, occupied by Peter Johnson, who
lest S'.'Ou. ti lunuture. 'Ihu bullulug was
slightly d'tnaced.
Gold Watohoq Stolen by r Frlond.
John Hestl,obll, of ::.SJ f-tata ttitct,
I'.rcokljti. today askr.l Iho pelleoln look tor
1 it friend i nmed Lolvolsky. who, lie says, called
at I.Hslnroyis.iird.tv nn-t vrnile heuas up-
tfulr nlo'u three go,d watches uorlh t'-XO.
! Tli!?ve Hlfls n Candy Btoro Til!,
fneak thloveii.ille.t at u ciady sioro kept
i by -Mi Cjtncrlnu lliewer. at 4TH Allanlic
arrime, Bnolyn, llili morning, and while
i lie mjn ianga;iM her In utersallon, thu
cthur riued t.m mciiiy drawer ot J-.'u.
Death of Policeman Emlth.
Pnluemaii .iohn W. bmllh, ol lh) Madison
btr.ttstall.il, "ho lad Ucn alllug lor some
time, d.td ibis ui inlng.
I Villi XtANT TO KNOW Till."
' Tllll WOItl.il" will print on Knniln)
Ibe deal rmtiiilrln Hip lilury ever iiub
li.linl ol (iruver Clevelncd. vrrlttt-i' b
ltirbnnl Watson (JIMrr, Wilson H. Ill
cil aud (icorna F. Parker. Willi It will
beBnurtaupplruientroutulnlnHbuir.ioue
purtrntta of Sir nnd .lira, Cleveland.
um a alrlltlus plrturr nt firiiv (inblea.
Tell year newsdebler toaaveycua copy.
AUrfakmtWmiiit-mitiijyf
NEW EN6UND DEil DENIED.' 9
Belief that Mr. Parsons Has a "WM
Big Soheme in View.; TIH
" ' H
Wilt tho Bond's President Fofta ..uH
Ills It., W. und O. Policy ? H
' 4ilsH
It was reported In Wall street this mornlsc H
that a deal had been consummated try tbe -'i'B
Now York and New England Hallroad Cost- t',1H
pany which would throw the Keidtng'cbav ?'3SH
bine coBplclcly into the shade. - H
Tbo story was denied very emphatically by ' fH
Charles Parsons and Clarence s. Day.whoara AH
both prominent In New England affairs. Mr. i.:f$IH
Parsons being generally supposed total viH
control of the property. " "'' H
According to a director of the Company Ua . rtflLW
policy of Mr. Parsons la to build up the.rp "
and devolop Its local freight trafUcwhlbh bs4 ; S
been neglected by tbe previous management. 'H
Those wbo are now Interested in the property ' VfiiM
see an opportunity of making it- pay hsn- kB
scmely, am there Is no Intention ot giving it; 'ttPB
up at present. fessB
Wbst the ultimate plans ot Hr. Parses JSPH
may be are not known, but It Is believed tv .fpB
many that ho will pursue the same policy $
which be adopted with tbe Home, Waurtowa a3H
and ugdensburg road botcre dlvposlng ot it to. - ;pJB
tbe New YorK Central. The rumor 1 1M ' 'VaH
ihts tlmo tbe New Haven road wUl be brongM ?!Smm
toreallretbo necessity of acqulrtng coairot i'M,H
uf tho property. fi!H
Mr. Parsons's Idea is that It only require 1-H
careful management to make tbe Mew Kof. !?
land road a formidable rival to the New Yorlc, fr3H
New lisven anl Hartford, but this result eta MjH
not be accomplished In a few months. lisH
It was reported that the sUiged deal hsat ,"H
reference to tbe acquisition of terminal coo. iTisbbH
nectlons In this city, but this also wu denied iHH
by Mr. Day. Tbo New iingland has beta. 'stfi-M
using tbe New York and Northern since It ..(tfjH
gav pp lis own terminal connections, sad U (.iXLW
is stated that the business. has largely ta Vi&JH
creased. . . j'i'SmmU
Tne market for New England stock, wale 'mJH
was knocked down last week several potnta &(
on reports thstthe road was going Into IB ' J-YisssB
bands ol a receiver, has been stronger for two fVMJH
days past. Yeateruay tbe price roaavtreai SI 'fr'&JliH
to a."., and to-day tbe market advanced to ',,M
USM during tbe forenoon. ,. . 'ALtm
Heading officials say their company i la giSM
noTToy interested in the aUegedNOWEngbtni J'JgM
dcsl, vnsaBsl
Tbe report tbst Mr. Goelet, who was elected 4ybH
a director of tbo New Englind company year sMSftM
lerday, bad declined tu accept Is uneocw ItvilaBl
nnnrd. Mr. Uoelet has written a letter to JLLU
Mr. Parsons, the contents ot which wilt proO lH
1 ably b tnado known to-morrow. " ,'dsssri
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