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I PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YOMv'.TUEStUV SKl'TK.MKKK Id, 1802. , PRICE ONE CENT. fl
COLTOBUS'S FIRST '" VOYAGE NEHUNDiTS-WD W5i I
EXTRA.
1 UNDED ON
I FIRE ISLAND
I Normannia's Pas
1 sengers Safe on
I . Shore at Last.
of
I General Term Vacated
I Justice Barnard's
Injunction.
- TROOPS ARE QRDEREO OUT.
; Naval Reserva and the SIxty-nln.l.
Gone to Fire island,
The Thirteenth, of Brooklyn, Is
VL. Sent to Babylon, L. I.
. , Gov. Flower's Orders to Suffolk
County's Sheriff and Citizens.
TffO Deaths Reported To-Day on
-- -
,1 RUJIMARY OK TO-IMY'S NEWS.
I Official i
i Health Department, i
I New York, Nept. 13. 10 A. .11.1
( t Na cues f cholera hare yei miprnrril
', ia thl city.
CIIAUMJ" ft. WlIaSON. President.
. BHainNH DLAUK, hccrrlarj.
S The 4 o'clock bulletin Issued by tbo Health
" Board stated tbat no cases or cholera bad yet
appeared in the city.
,c The doterminatiou of Gov. Flower ami
the Health officials to laud tbo detained
1 cabin paaaengers of the ate&intibip Nor-
BonnUat Fire Island to. day was made
) manifest when, at 1.30 o'clock tbla morn
ing. Ad J t. -Gen. Porter, by command of
tbe Governor, ordrrod out tbe Naval He
serye and tbe Sixty. ninth llegiment for
duty at Fire Island.
Both commands were summoned to re.
, port at 10 o'clock at I'kr 3(1, Nortb Uiver.
The Bixty.ninth waa directed to appear in
heavy marching order, equipped with
three days' rations and twenty round of
cartridges per raau.
The Hixty-uinth marched from its
armory a 10 o'clock under command of
Col. Cnvanagh to tbe pier, white a
steamboat was in watting.
Tbe Naval llescrte was also in readiness
u the pier.
Adjt.-Gen. Porter was in personal com.
ninnd of tbe forces,
At Quarantine, Health Ofliccr JeuMnii
J declared that it was tbe intention tu laud
tbo people from tbe Cepbeus on Hie
Ialaud to-day " eyen at tbe point of tbe
bayonet, if necessary."
Measures wcro taken secretly this morn.
Ins have' vacated Justice Durnard's
' temporary iniunctiou restraining tbo
landing of be Normannia's passengers on
n Fire Ielaod.
Corporation Counsel Clatk, of this city,
vent to Ilrooklyn early and was lone in
conference with Curpotaiion Counsel
. .Teukn. They consulted as to legnl steps
tu be taken, but in ahaur of tbeir
nirtlou in court would give no uifuriua.
t-.ou to tbe newspapers.
Juatlie Barnard stated at 11 a. m. that
' the matter would not come teloro bun
toilai. Supreme Court Justices l)vk.
man and Pratt k ere at that hour titling
with bim in General Term. It v.ns na
, (bat oue of tbem would bo asked tosacate
Justice Barnard's order.
Dr. Jenkins in ou iutenicw declares
tli.it be believes the luw granting emer
, irelioy power to tbe Health Oflicer justi.
j, lies him iu illrcgatiiing tbe injunction
Mi laiuoil bv r-upremc Court Justice Ihrunrd.
EW, 'lbe Ilnillh Ofluer ilcrlired Ibat liu
VT should t-illur laud tlio puahuugcih from
K 1 tlio Ntuuiuinin ou 1'ire Island t".0ny, or
P ' be uonld release tbem from Quarantine
ml au penult tb'tm to laud in New York.
W? 'Ilia lvuKugers ou tbe Cepbeus passed
I, a night of great sutfrrius, lutiup; no
H sleeping accommodationa, and there being
no menus of beating tbe vessel. A south
east i;nle swept tliu craft all liiglil.
Tliero is not to. day near so larco a
crowd of the bay men at Fire Island, but
tbcro are still a lnrco number on the pier,
and attempts at violence are feared if tbe
passeiiRors try to laud before tbe troops
arrive,
COUU1NDSH MIU.XH, NAVAI. RXBSRVK.
Gen. McLeer, of tbe Second Brigade,
wan closeted with Got. Flower at 3
o'clock tbis morning. At 10 a.
m. Col. Williams, Got. Flower's
Private Secretary, announced that
the Governor had requested Gen.McAleer
to send the Forty-seventh and Fourteenth
regiments, of Brooklyn, to Fire Island,
They also were ordered to leave from pier
3(!, North lliver. It was afterward dc
cided that tbe Brooklyn regiments were
not needed. Tbo Bixty.ninth contingent
went to Babylon by rail.
At 11.30 a. m. Corporation Counsel
Clark, Corporation Counsel Jeuks nnl
Lawyer Dykmnn applied to the General
Term to vacate Justice Barnard's order,
Tbe General Term consists of Justices
Barnard, Dvaman and Pratt, Two
Justices voting against Barnard would
nullify yesterday's order.
ADJT.-dlM. rORTRR.
Tbo North German Llovd steamship
Aller, from Bremen, was released from
Quarantine tbis foreuoon and proceeded
to her pier.
Brig. -Gen. McLeer has been designated
to command the National Guard forces at
Fire Island. Tbo troops will bo quartered
in tents set up on the State's property.
It has been decided by the agents of tbe
Hamburg-American Company to unload
the Normaunia at tbe earliest posaible
moment and send her back to Europe.
Trouble is anticipated with Hoboken citi.
7ens and longshoremen if the ship is
taken to the Company's docks.
Steerage and cabin passengers on tbe
Scandia have made au appeal to be taken
off that plaguo ship.
The Attorney-General has telegraphed
to Gov, Flower that tbe injunction issued
by Justice Bsruard is not binding upon
either the Governor or the Health Officer.
Dr. Byron, at Swinburne Island, re
ports two deaths to-day, one of a child,
which be attributes to bronchitis, oud the
other of a cholera patient.
No yellow flags bad been displayed on
any of tbe cholera iltot up to noon.
'1 he belief is prevalent at Police Hoad
iiu'irters that at lost ouo case of cholera
bad appeared in this city. Tbo suspected
cusn was in Chambers Hticct Hospital.
Tbo iron steamboat Pegasus left Pier 3G,
Nortb lliver. at 12.40 p. m. with the Naval
Hellenes and the contingent of tbe Sixty
ninth Itogimeut ou board n total of UK)
men.
La Champagne's pAssengers have been
released and mil go up ou transfer boats
this afttrnoou.
j Passeugers ou the Treucb lino attain
ship l.a Cbampaguo have been leleased
from Quarantine and taken on ft steamer
to the Company's pier.
Ibo motion to vacate the injunction
restraining the landing of Normannia's
passengers at Firo Island was grunted this
afternoon by the Supreme Court Geuoral
Term.
Gov. I'lowor telegraphed tbe news of
the vacation o' tbo injunction to tbo
l Sheriff of Suftoll; County, mid resistance
to tbe lauding of (be passengers from tbu
' Cepbeus whs abandoned. Tha passengers
j were then aafcly tiuiisfurrod to tbe hotel
and cottages on shore.
j Health Ofllrei Jenkins has gone to l'iro
, Island to supcriutind 111 person the ai-
rJUgemeutH for tbo loiulortof the Not.
muuuiaS pa&beugers.
UMIKU I'ltO.M TIIK OrlMIIU'S.
Nurinannla'a I'nnsrnsrrs nt Last I'lml
Itrrucr In llir Mirl' llutrl.
Itrrciii.TOTnr ivtmih wnrim
iJrABtNTlvi;, S. I., bept. l:i. Ur. JenUlns
rcclxcd tliU despatch Irem Hie Iiltnd at
UiatbliHttrrnoout
We lnc lanncil so1 ot Hie p.is-enxen,
and t 111 lino ;lie:i,jtl i..i tneUl.tinl lnliurl
time. iHiticd) Int. Voin.'iT,
liepiity Ill-alt b Officer."
Ur. Jcnllnj will gD t'j I'lro Mind tc-nl.-lii
tosupcrluu-na thuinaut;v.lunti icr uct.uni.
, JjMjj.) . affl'Wjt iij', -
mudaltug tboNormannla'd abln lassengers.
Dr. Jenkins's solo comment on receiving
Dr. Volghl'a despntcu announdng the land
ing ol tlio Normannla'.H pas-eni;i'i a was.
llully t"
He rubbed bis ba-jtl3 glcelull)- and exliltv
Ited every Indication uf r'easure as lie
w.itl.cJ Into lih pihal st mil tocomc) the
news to bis wife, who tia-, macltested quite
as deep loti-rrst In tlio last two days' pio
ceeJInK's as has the Health urtlier himself.
At the mtiuctlon ot Oov. l'lower. Piesi.
dent Newbold, ot the btatc hoard ot Health,
sent tbo following telegram thla afternoon to
William II. Youu;, President of tbe Hoard ot
Health of Isllp, 1. 1.:
Yoit sr hcrbr nollSed that 1V Iltand It tht
!rort) ol the .Ste. Th n.tr.l nt Health of
lKltp ht nn jurtndlotlon orer that proptrt). You
sr alto htrrbr notlrttd not to latrrfrr with tha
Undlog ot pitsenc " from th ( nbeut.
nils despatch was sent about 3 o'clock this
urtcruoou.
TIIK INJUNCTION VACATllU.
Derlalon Henrhrd tu Snprrmr Ccnirt
(Irnrral Terra.
The Kirs Island Injunction was up In court
again to-day. Lawyer William N. Hykman,
accompanied by Corporation Counsels Clark,
ot New York, and Jinks, ol Ilrooklyn, applleJ
to tbo General 1 erm ot the Supremo court In
Brooklyn this mornln? tor an order vacating
the restraining order granted jesterday by
Justice Barnard.
IIICT.-COI. KORAN, EIXTT-MNTH RtalHENT,
The General Term consisted of Justices
Barnard, l'ratt and Dykman, the latter tbe
father of the lawyer making tbe application,
in opening, Lawyer Dykman said he wished
to make an orglual application to vacate tbe
Injunction which restrained tbe Health otneer
ot tbe Port of New York from exercising bis
duties.
Ihe application was based on the ground
tbat tbe Special Term bad no Jurisdiction.
The section ot the (Quarantine lawa which
governed tbe case bad not been brought be
lore tbe Court when tbo injunction was
granted; If the attention of tbe Court bad
been drawn to It, no order would probably
bave been signed.
The Leglslaturo In lHfia revlsi d tbe Quar
antine laws, and In article -', chapter 4MO,
was tbo section which provided tho Jurisdic
tion wblch the Iloalth Oflicer should bave In
an emergency,
Mr. Iijkman quoted from tbe article re
ferred to, and tailed attention to tbe words,
" be shall In the prcseme ot Immediate
danger take tho responsibility nt applying
such measures as shall bo deemed Indispen
sable for the protection ot tbe public health."
Dr. Jenkins pi simply doing his duty and
taking such measures as ho thought were In
dlspensaolc. Section 00.1 proMdid that the
Court bad no Jurisdiction to graut tbe order
which Justice Itarnard bad granted.
1 he section provided tbat whero a duty was
Imposed upon a State officer or Hoard, an In
junction restraining him or tbem - shall not
be granted except by tbe Supreme court at a
general term, and upon notice of the appllca.
tlon to sucb officer. Board or other oflicer to
be restrained."
.Mr. Dykman called attention to tho condi
tion of tne unfortunate people who are on
the Cepbeus and tho ships In tbe loner bay.
He called upon tbu Court to vacato the In
junction, wblch, he said, was the only sup
port ot the mob which now bad possession ot
the Itland. Men and children were lm
'prisoned without food by a mob
whose strength was In an order ot tho Su
preme court. Tbe Navil ltiseno was on Its
way down, and the mllll la had been ordered
out, and It something was not dine at unco
bloodshed would lollow.
Gen. Geo. W. Wlngato, lor tho Isllp Hoard
ot Health, claimed that tbo Hoard was re
sponsible for it ho hi all h ol the eople
1 at Isllp, and In Ibo lino nt Its
, duty had (jrbldden the landing or
cholera patients and prescribed a lino or
$100 for an Wolatlun. Health officer
Jenkins had Lceu notified o: ibclr action,
whlib was taken undir tbu ntc laws
Jlr. Wlngatn hi Id tbat tho Mate authorl
tlesiadnoiltihl to Interfere, with ihe local
authoiltlcs, and contended (bit Health
officer Jenkins was not a btatc (inner, as he
was appointed by thu Hoard if Health
ot New urk. He was a count) officer and
had no jurisdiction outside of the I'ort oi
Now York. He had no right to go llitu an
other county and glTe orders.
Ileludnorl.'ht to bring cholera pulents
to lire Inland that wore refuse 1 In New
York, bites were as taluuble In --unolk
county as In New York City.
Tho com t promls-jd tu reudor a d'clMon
, tb'.s allernoon.
I At 1.4U r. a. tho (leneial leir.' judges In
lllrooklsn acutcd Jiistlco llurnaids tempo
laQ Injunction.
luillcu Barnard dissented from Justices
Pratt and DjKuian.
Juotkes l))kmau, Pratt and llaruarj each
rendered nn opinion. Jutlcc- Djki uu tujs;
' This applkatlon Is undo upon lac papers
upon ulilch the Injunction order w as based.
- Uv section ia oi chapter M of the laws
ot jsiwlt Isproilded mat-
Ibo llaaith oaiL.r o( tho port of York
htll )ive tuc g-vnoral utirTliioii ant rontiot of
(Iia (Jtiarintlao tAltlUhinvut an I le nioda of
1 trratmanl of tin tick tbrrat fbi't .arr; Ino
titrii th rrolliti of tlda artklw ila- In Iht
prrta-iiiof flnm-dtalo dantfrr ta-li- 'l rr'Onal.
Iiillly ofapiiljtei; a trli a liluinnal ntaa r im;
I lutleriud ludiapiuaal, fur Ibo l tv i-i'i-m of tho
pjbllti baallti.'
u bae riachcl th? ciuclusloa lint the
application lor thu Injui.c ton Minild lnvn
been made to tbe General Term, nnl not to
(CoiK-iuad on ,v,-i!,d My )
VsSlf'lfrli'Tl' '"M-aTjtkjy -i i,'" - i-iaJsMll
flllSBlll!
s m
I
Turns the Tables on
Kingston in the Cul
ver Stakes To-Day,
BANQUET WINS THE FIRST.
White Rose Sets a Clipping Pace
and Defeats Her Field.
rarrM? to tb rvywiifo wosttn.i
GBATiisrsti Hack Track, f-cp'. 1:1 Ihe
card at Graves no to-day was uot calculated
to draw out a large crowd ot mcc-gocrs, to
tbe management had no reason to fiol disap
pointed at tbo long array of empty benches I
that confronted them when the bugle tailed
tho horses to tbe post In the opening event.
The slim attendaneo at Gravcaend Is ex
citing comment. This track has nln ays been
popular with tho masses, and generally the
attendance averages more than any other
track. Tbe racing to-day prninhcd to be In-
tercstlng, notwithstanding tho small field.--.
A cold, raw east wind awopl over the course,
making light overcoats nnd wraps a posit he
comrort. 1 ho track was dry and fast.
Tho opening event only had three starters.
Banquet, who was entered for tho first time
since bis tumblo nt bheepxbiad Bay, was
made a hot favorite. After Lowlander and
r'agot had raced themselves to death 1 aral
seiil Banquet along and won at the end
somewhat handily. Lowlands beat Kagot lor
the place.
The second race also went to the favorite,
and the talent liegau to forget all nbout jes
tenlay's reerso. Ma) Win was at oddson
and ridden cleveM) by Sims, who won hands
down from Knglllh Lad), who was the ex
treme outsider. DaNyrlan was third. MIks
Dixie was a woll-plajed second choice, but
she was last from start to nuish.
Chesapeake wan the cbdee In the third
race, but was not backed with any degree ot
confidence. He could not do better than
third. White Jtoso, a (1 to 1 chance, rushed
away In trout at a terrific clip, and befoio
half a mile had been covered old Chesapeake's
hools began to burn In tho eflnu in catch up
and he slopped. Whllo Hose was never
caught and Fred Tarsi Just beat Chesapeake
out tor tho place.
Dr. Hasbrourir turned the tables on King
ston In tbe fourth rnco and won by a length
and a bait. Kingston Is not us good u horse
as he was, and In his preliminary ho looked
Male. Nevertheless ho nan a warm favorite.
Correction was last all the way.
first rack.
A sweepstakes of (10 each, with ci.000
added ; allowances ; one mllo and a sixteenth.
Warttrn. Hrler. Jorkri: Slrt. T. tn.
Ilaniul I'll .Taral 1 .1 1
lonlMirfar tl'i Flint...... 3 It '.-h
tacit 97. J.I.arnbler 1 Vh J
l'o.t Brtllns-llanqiK-t, 7 to IU and out. !.)
laider, BioS and out, t-ntot, IS to 1 and H to 5.
Lowlander cut nut tbe running two lengths
in tront of Kagot ana Banquet until t he far
.urn was reached; there Kugot moed upon
even terms with Lowlander. whllo Banquet
was apparent!) In difficulty. The game little i
liors: rallied under 'J aral a vigorous urging,
however, and at thu oud won by two lengths
from Lowlander, who beat Kagot n head.
Time 1.50.
Mutuels paid: straight, fu.bu; place,
i.4r. Lowlander paid ;.7i.
frCOXU RAlk
Handicap; sweepstakes, with (1,000
added; one mile.
norlari WHi Jarv. Slrl. Iff. (-.
MaUln 1110. Rlma 1 IPS )
Ku.li.n l.adj a,.tnoro ... i V, i
IUIajrlan U6..J Umliley : l: ji
Mlia Ulllt H9..llaUall, .. A I 4
Hoat neltlm-Mar Win. 1 to a and out, Mlia
Dial 4 to 1 aod A to 5; lsltjrlan,6 to 1 aud evon,
Rucllah Ladr, 13 to 1 and 6 to 1.
Dalsyrlan cut out the runnlng.wltb English
Lady, May Win and Ml Dlxlo I olio wing.
This order held until tbe bead of tho stretch
was reached, where Dalsr!an quit. May
Wtu then came through and won en&llv by
alongth from English Lady, who was three
lengths In nonl uf ualsyilau. 'Ilnie-1.4.1
Mutuels paid: straight, (7.35; plate,
SJ.hO. Kngllsh Lady paid (13.40.
THIRD RACK.
A sweepstakes, with(l,000 addid; six fur
longs. .Slarfrra. Htiilt.lt lttit Sf I , I It 7. Ft'
Wnita Itoaa ... '.'.IHM'ili.Uj .J Hi:
rroa I'aral I in -i' aSmj 4 7 3 ,
(lliaiaprako Hi .Dotsalt... j J ' '
MartMenx .... 1 1 J Hioili,.. t, I In
, V.U'.rlu. lno lllako 8 II a I
NomaJ lluH Ijro i I r l,
1 Anna B 'M Poa 7 I. 7 I
I I'oat llattlna-t.ni'aap'ako, S to Ti and 4 to ft '
i Mar) blunr. ft 10 1 At a J I o, NnuiS J, 5 o 1 and J
to 1, trrd laral. lllol and Jtol WhllrlOxa r, tn
1 and J to I. Anna I,., 7 to 1 aad a to i, utorln., i
12 to 1 and r lo) '
Whlto Itoso jumped In front and opened up
agapi-t ihn l-uglhs In the Hist ipisrier.
Mhn was neker caii.'ht, winning, with loine
thing to sare, b) two lengths, i h-sapenkt-was
eeconu up to wllhln Htiy j.nninot iho
wire, when he dud away. I'm! 'Ural Just
beat him out u head lur tbu plate. I lino
1.14'.
Mutuels paid: Mralght. Ciia.'i, pi ice,
C.'l.ub. Kred 1 aral paid 1 0.40. !
iuurtu HACK.
The culver MiWs, for two-year-olds aud
upward; with 11,000 added; six muting.
.Slartrri. Hll Jotf-rm, Mrl. tilt .
Ill lla.brontk... Ill Montatt 3 I'S US,
KlugiUn.. .. I'l Taral..,, 1 i V:i
CMct.ftlon Ill) Lllliifiaii' a .1 J
Po.t H'ttlna K-iU-ton, 7 d 10 and oul lr
Haahruurk, J to lu aud out. Culll.llln, JO to 1 I
aud 5 to 3 '
hlngs-on was In iront at tbo hresk. but
Dr. Husbrouik went ion In Jiont and iii.uim
tbe running undei a pu 1 a l.-nutn slid a half
before Kliigstuii, with riruMIon ilimi
'this oidtr lull Into inn sirettli, when
Kingston drew up uu run tfin.s l-uraien
strides the) rsud on cteu t.-inii. tin n Ur
Hasbruuck drew out aud won M j h-ngth
and a hair. Kingston waa ten lungtiis lu
limit of rorreitlou lime 1.1-1',
Mutuels pild: Mralght, ail.iiij place,
Ci.O.j. hlugatuu paid Vu0.
irrn haci.
I-'or two-)ear-olUs, with Jl oco alud;
maidens alluwed 1'.' pounds ; hi iiirlon
StQTltTI ll'Ar. Jnrltt '". IHt.fti.
Aunia t , ,lt US laral II . ' I '
lKtof lis,, aiaail . 1 i
ilalriou .. IIS to(tl J I"
ti-.-ma,e luC.HrMit it t
ta U ,,,.. lot t'ofln'u i' i,
I Yua Ariou ...,,loa Itim.i. d
li.t.ia,, , ,,,.lu'i., Mru I I
.Mn'ahaha 111. Ltttl.r d 1 Jl
CI..TI , lis. rlrno V ,ti !
,,atBttina Ahlilat, rult .'tu I and 4 to i
1'imiic .rrloa Sana 'l; MUnmahi, I lo 1 and "
tua
it a o;cn ft and 1; Dot tor, i and '.' Mar Loaa, 3d
Boaiolaia, 8) and t0 Bpcrt, JO anl 10; ludico, '
lilttcron and Mtiuelnha cut out the ruu-1
"-!?"" " i.
" Have You Heard How the Jolly Old State of Maine Went ?"
nlngtothe head ol tho stretch, with Annie
r. lolt and Doctor close behind.
Inthchtrolch Auniu K. coll went to tbe
front nnd was Joined bv Doctor, in a rattling
finish Annie K. celt won by a bend from Doc
tor, r hu beat Halcyon a bait length. Time
l.ir.'ti.
Mii'.uels paid: straight, $1:1.70; place,
(N.tio. Doctor paid IlK.o;..
rlXTii RArr.
A sweerstnkes, with (1,000 added; six fur
longs. , A'fftnf .
Ilnrttr. Wht't. Jntlte'i: 5rra(Ar n't
Una 11 l(l'i,,lloiialt ., -& S-A
l.illab Ill k..(. , . ioi'-l ro I
I'l I .'01 .1 Lamblll 4-1 1 t
llntlo Mm .. ., i) I'ann 301 10-1
llollj McCona US A. llailon. ..IU j 4-i
Milanla )u A Covloftun 5-1 3-1
Lrooum . 10S Marvaat 1 a I
llataman . , . . n..W. Mldcalar -l 3-i
Knapaack UC.Hi.akt '.-u-l -l
Walootl. 107 Llttlarlald 3-i aan
Hazathurat . 101 Tlorcrn- 13-1 5-1
Won by Hosa H., Dagonet second, Melanle
third.
THE RACING AT GLOUCESTER.
Harlequin Gets a Bracket at t
Eouth Jersey Track.
larrruL to ths Tintiia world 1
GLOt'crsTKu Kick iracx, sopt. 13. The
card hero to-day contained some first-class
sprinters, especially tbe fifth, which Js for a
purr.0 ot 1500, with Lord Harry nnd other
good ones entered. Weather and track Duo
Attendance large.
Klrsl llaeo purse (300; six and a quarter
furlongs Won by lioncastci, Woilh second,
beven third Tlme-l.yiiy
Second Haie-Purse .ioo: two-year-old
maidens; selling; four and a half furlonzs.
Won by llarl-ciuln, starlight second and Km
pera third. '1 Irae o :.8.
Third ltaee purse (300 : seven and a half
furlongs Won by samnrllan. Park Hldge
sciond, tmarlcrmasler third, 'lime l.dbW
m
WRIT FOR THEIR RELEASE.
Jenkins to Show Cause Why Nor-
mania's Passentrara Should Be
Detained Longer.
QnARANTlvr, S. L, frept. 13. M 4.10 Dr
Jenkins was served by Linjer
linger Sherman with a
writ issued by Juage Barnard ordering bim
to show causa why the passengers on board
the Cepbeus should M further detained. The
writ returnable to-morrow.
TO RAISE S250.000.
Tho Chamber of Comraercs Com
mlttqn Advleo Such Action.
'1 ha Chamber of commerce Committee this
otttmoon Issued un adlrrai to the citizens ol
New York advising thatalundof C.'&0,(00
b plsced at the committee's dlspossl toi uae
In cask of need lu tho present emcrgcnc).
biibtcrlptlona did bo sent to J. Plerpont
Morgan, treasurer, . t Wall Mrcet,
'I lie toinmlttee then ad'otirned tn mtet
Ooi. l'lower at the NMnd'or Hotel to-night.
Pral-o for tho To'lce.
At tho meeting ot the Mini Board to-day
letters wcro read irem Major Grant and
Hoik t ommlsaloner ( i un commending tho
police lu ilieefllclew) f lh' servlco rendered
h) l hem at ijusrantln'
GLOUCESTER ENTRIE5.
linnti. to no ttt'iMi wnnin I
int'iiiTi,K ItACr 'ir.i i, sept, 13. The
cnlrios loi to-mcrrow s r.i e- it, a loliows:
l ,rit llaia lour aul a ni I fulioufa - fiyda.
Ill Until" I ri, Un. 1 laaianl l4 rim, lliihlur
Lalna", I anil.arr, Inn .,j Klivtlrr. 1U4
t.otil.lrp Ml Sltr M I In l Vau, lUloaili,
Cutalai l, liariui, IUI ,ii a i .
vtanl llai w I iti f It ,"i a -'a mlia tiao.)ar
1 ol la M.lar I o ilaa cl I lw II a If llllrah I
lair 1 VIIoll layiol 1'. r llooin llud,
.lol,. I II llin'ii J'l I., ra
Utird Kato joir an I a a f Inrloin Haul".
min, I 'pni.at. 1J3 rttl, r i )i. 11 I Count Ma
I j". t M 1 1 1 vai n rtrlatl I'oklnn, Him
lm inAfc-), llu aa.h i a lot , I ltaa, I un
srr.i, l o rr-,tl'. luo a li I fonlbltloa, Arthur
IH.II. 1U4 111 ratll.
1 nulla ll.ia Ona anl nnf iiltcrnt-i mllp
(lnana HOdJiiaalT lui Ki .' Mlf, Saudaluna
I'llnr ll'r. .Ilia .Mj.,)Im.J JS aach Mbia
tlon. Mil' , ,
1 iftli ltaf--.Mi and nnr (utiirr furlooca
llla.nkl.urii, Hll Bn'jli!ir it -u.oon, III! ab
.llin lu n 111. All Ilia. k. Moll, an, Mat l 101
-aiOi .ltd la i, Maior II ') ra II Iflroj .1 Dr
,Kiil., I. IP aaall
Mi'h Ha f T iiaa-l lart.r. it a m ta Sloup.
la n ll-T 114 llaaturn, lln Pnck.r'. Kau-lil.
,.. a lotJl Jlinilrrl, llala.u.an HHi a, ll , llnlijr,
I' Tianka Srudollrr, ,la-lr, I alii' I'fldlm,
lUJ lo ta.l ,
Art l Lone.
ttt I rrul-
Mlia sears I hate gtio-i u;i mr entire life
I thitaiartnart.
bih'l I'cwyou ic il.l appiccatc tho ttuth
cfi.l.at l-i aid o( aril
ELECTRIC OR SMIIISII-UP'
af
Two Killed and Many Hurt on a
St. Louis Surface Road.
The Motorman Lost Control and Ills
Trulu Run Wild.
fv aaaociATrn ratal. I
St. Locts, Sept- 13. While a train, consist
ing ofan electric motor and a trailer car,
were coining down a steep grade an tbe State
and Sydney street branch of tbe I'nlon Derot
line, near tbu corner ot Ninth and Itussell
streets, the motorman lost control of his car
and the train rushed down tha decline at
frightful speed. I
Al Ninth and Itussell streets Is a sharp
curve. In turning this tho trailer, which was
crowded with passengers, was derailed and
turned over and nil lh; passengers wero
burled to tbe ground with great force.
Two were killed outrtghi and some ot the I
thirteen others who were Injured will tile. j
The family Injured are Miss A. M. Jones, I
Adolpb hchnell, Miss Anna Moso, Bittbsoo
HcherlDg and lludolpn Hortenan. I
Others who were hurt are N. W. Brand,
p. Hoffman, Ed Daniels, Charles Ileler,
Henry Kaufflleld, c. w. Martin, Henry
llenkor, Kdward Schwartz, Louis Langloth,
Henry Plain, J. s. Dunsfleld and Mrs. Llzie
steamer.
Thcro were flfty-ono passengers on tho'
train, and It was almost miraculous that no
mare of tbem were hurt.
a
NOT CONSTITUTIONAL.
Decision Rendered In the Monroe
Apportionment Cases.
lur iiaociATrn rnaa.
BtrrAio, sept. 13. Tbo dtcltlon In the,
Monroo County apportionment cases, wblch
was argued at the extraordinary session ot
the General Term, held In this city Aug. 10,
was handed down this morning.
Tbe opinion of Judge ltumsey, of tbe su
premo Court, which declared tbe reappor
tionment unconstitutional, was affirmed.
Justice Macomber wrote a long dls'cntlng
opinion.
Justices Levis and Dwlgbt aach wrote
opinions anirmlng ibe opinion uf Justice
Kumsc).
BEAT KILRAIN BY A SCRATCH.
Notwithstanding- What Bully Said J
Jnlco Won't Fight Again. ,
111 AanriAio rataa.l
Hai timohi, t-cpt. Ilk ".lako Mlraln, on
lulug shown sulllian's opinion " that In
their battle al Illchburg Kllraln ucM-ned to
carry off the stakes, said he was not surprised
lint sulllran had said that he had won on a
Ncratch, "for,' said he, "1 hato always
claimed that he did.
since the ex-champion has mado this in
aorllon," tonllnued Kllraln, "I Ltlleie It
mentis tbat r-ullUun has lost faith In himself
aud will not enter the ring again.
"Whllo the rtinark' Is favorable to me, I
must again sty th it It will not tempt mo tu
enter the ilngat any time or nub-i an cl,-1
cuuisiauco. '
- i m
Hundreds Cured of cholera
Mis. K. II. Cushliu, foi iuti) jcars a ml-
Klonary lu Burinah iTiitts to i.lliuau Bro,
I lloston, iot.1 ernli g the outbnak of Asiatic
I cholera In lhtl nnd r daiu ol April 10, 1S7U
"Ihe rain) na-on Hi In74 was t-ry i
ahkl) In 'louuo.i, iholer.t pretaliln, to .in
i alarming extent lie nanus hearing that 1
I h. d aiiieuiilnebuii toi un-(Dr. teih Arnold s
I lliil.uinj that dKea-e, catiie In largo iiimibers
I i it :-om htiml idn were cuu-d; tiidcid.
In t a ca.o inllnl t. icllif iinli-s slread) lu
' the last Magi soi tbaitlleas- before rt-celi-;
1 iiwtliereiii.-i. ' ' .... I
i li, mow .f tin almir and the lininliieut d in-1
gi r Ihit-Jti mm tei .Muerlcan to-day, is It .
' noi wisduni lo be t irenrined by bavin j at I
least a bottle uf In Mtu Arnolds In I (am lu
lliolioiiset ... . .
II isunilnubtrdlt the sstest and best reined)
lor all imwti compi ilnts oiilbti,. cnt. I
trntoii, rultna atuet. and marly all ritull
druggist. .
mrnitTsNT to i-miak stioKnitw.
H-aonldlSfrrrlttau a lla.ana rlj.r ai I
liliw-.zt.ini Ail. ali-Kb.,cocli.r. lull .ue.V
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE.
m
Grievanoos of Reading Employees
Adjusted in Conference.
One of the Oln-liareed Men Ifelu
stated and lCverylhlng Lovely.
Irt AiaociATRD rnraa.l
Pnn AinLriiu, scpu in. A conference was
Held this nftornoon between l'rsaldent
McLcod, of the Heading ltallroad, and tbe
Grievance commltteo of Kmploycea, to
gether with Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood
of Locouiolltu Knglnours ; Wllklus, of tbe
Hallway conductors, and I'. II. Murrlasey, of
tno 'Iralnmen.
Just before the conference took place Chief
Arthur was asked whether hi-bad beard from
General Master I'uwdcrD.hl tbe Knight sot
Labor, or President Gompera, ot tbo Kt dera
tion of Labor. Ho replied that bo had not.
- Do you cxpict to obtain tbelr.suppont"
be was asked.
-1 do not see how they enter Into tbe
matter," replied Mr. Arthur. " We bno no
business transactions with them. The) have
no organization ou these roads that 1 am
aware or."
As to tbo outcome of the conference, he de
clared; 1 rannot express our determination
any stronger than this: Wo will notaubmlt
lo the dlschargu of any memDcr ol tbe
Brotherhood for suoh reasons as nave been
glen In this lase; that l, -Imply because
they are members oi our organization."
The conference Inste 1 an hour. Al Its close
the commltteo emerged and Chief Arthur lu
reply to u question said t
" All Is satisfactory."
President MoLeod then appeared and said :
" We had a very pleasant conference. I
found In this cass w nit I bare always thought
and bclluvpd, that when two men get to. )
geiber who arc lalrtrluued and wlih to reach
a fur decision, ll does not take tbem very I
long to gel at one." I
1U then said that, of tbe tbreo men whose
discharge bad formed lue grievance pre-'
sented, one claimed tbat be waa - Ignorant of
the companv's rules and didn't disregard
tbem Intentionally."
1 bis man was accordingly reinstated. Tbe
other tno, It was shown, had signed tho
company's rules, and tbelr signatures were
shown, luese men were not reinstated.
ARE THEY HIRING PINKERTONST
Readlnc Railroad Trainmen In Jersey
City Excited.
The trainmen ot the Heading Railroad sys
tem In tho Jersey Central's Communlpaw ,
)ards were as much excited this morning as1
If a strike hid Jiint been ordered overare
(Mirt that tho Heading company Is collecting '
guards at Wllkesuarre, l.aston and points tn
tucauthraclle region to be ready to protect
the coiupani'o properti in cue ot a strike, i
Pxclternent tut increased by tbo fact tbat
about fifty niihterlous acting men, who aru .
thought to havu teen I-lnkcrtons left tho (
Jirsey Cltj depot this morning In thrcs par-1
ties on the traliii lcaMng at 4, 7.1S and s.4.ri i
o'clock. I
A Jtrhey Central eniilueer told an Kummi
S uiii.li lepotler thai liu was suie ihv nfty
men on their wa to llo coal regions ure
ditecilies.
'Ihe Company emploirex at tho Jersey City
depot denied un) knowledge of the threo
parlies who went out uf ihe tit) onthoeatly
morulng tinlns, but admitted that thu men i
might havc-beiu 1-liikeilonguirds.
ANOTHER APPORTIONMENT CASE.
Argument negu-i in tlio Mandamus
Proceodlnffis t fciinuoizn. I
fi-v aoi mtip i rra '
s.RATOHA, N. 1., Sept. l.k-t thO 0Htllllg
titlhi-(irueral li-rmol the Ihlitl Heparti.ienl
tl Is morning tho matter uf ill" ,np Icilioiiof
tho I'toplucx i cl. ticorge l. i urle. against
Irutik lil e. i-i-i.-ii-.ar) oi suite, was ht-aid.
I ids Is nn n'M'lle I'lon for .1 nnnd.iu.us to
din vt HID?' ii-tuiy ti'lsstu- ilecll.-n nulice.
ui di-r ihe Appoilluiinieni law o is; i In
sliailii. ihi ol I-!'-, mi the giounil thai .
the iittliT W uiiciiiisiltutloual nod v. Id.
f. ll. Klaie) appenreJ for the relttor, anil
Attornei-Gi-ueral Husendalo appealed for
Mcretar) li'i-r.
A'n'uu-tni whs not coiulitded. '
- ,
Two Unlios irom the Wtau-rn He
eorve. (IT aaanclTrf rnrsa I j
s.riT -rK UHir, Mich., Sept. Its Tlio
crew at iho lite-suing stntlon No. I-.' have
louiiJ two more uf thu bodies ot Ibe crew of
the Western lleserve. Ibe) came ashoio
seven miles west ol the station. 'I here is
nothing on mom by wblch they cm be tarn,
tltltd.
EXTRA. 1
THE TURF. I
Uncertainty of Horse-. 1
Racing Positively I
Proven Yesterday. m
. H
PHIL'S COUP ON PARVENUE. 1
"1
"Ladies'" Dock at Gravesenda
Disagreeable Feature. ' M
vJ
aaal
What some peoplo are pleased to term Ibe 4'sa
" glorious uncertainly ot lio-se racing ' was ,tfl
uevcr better Illustrated than at Graveathd
rcsterday. Thrie nlr-llght, coppci-'astened 'll
cinches were Ignobly beaten. Two ot tbem -JH
falltd to bo cither first or second, and the H
third was Just defeated by a very short head. ' H
No wonder tbo talent went home gloomy and :ssa
unhappy. They mlly realized tbo truth of H
tho old saying that tbcro Is hothlng sure on AH
this eirth but death and taxation. True, the 'fiB
victories of the Xornltza colt and Diablo, iJ
both favorites, hctpod tbem out to a great rjH
extent, but lew ot them got even On the day. "u'JuB
Kingston opened the ball a 2 to 5 favorite. "'?H
That popular Idol Fred Taral rods him, and vV'-aaM
succeeded In getting in a pocket tn the run to J
thowlic. When he did get through H, wax 'j
too lato to catch tbo Hying Correction, who ' 41
Just managed to squeeze In a head In tront ol 1- MiB
Iho Dwycr crack. Correction was at 15 to 1, ' 'H
aad.very tow people bet on her. ''3H
Parvcnue revived tbo hopes of tbe talent by A
taking tho second event lu a canter. Mite- JjH
burg l'bll wou quite a snug sum oyer this iH
colt's victory, lor bu played bim Jn town at ''iH
odds of 2 to l. This was when LeouaweU 'J'B
was considered as a probable ttarter. Than, "'jH
In tho third race, Lady Violet tet the backers iB
of choices down with a very heavy thud. H
Halt the men on tbe track would have H
bet their lite tbat Lady Violet could l
not lose, and, least of all. that Prince George jJH
would not beat her. rather Bill Daly had so "',.
much confidence In biscuit, however, tbat be .-
bet Jack Joynerfloo tbat tut Prlrce wodld ffl
defeat Belmunt'a nily. Taral todu t'rtnce ,
George, and In a miserable start beat the flag iM
t mi lengths. He kept at the colt throughout iB
and lauded him a winner by a length. Bergen iH
rode AJax well, saving him lor a final effort. ;,
and landing s-cond mono). Noonetnows fll
wnat tbe trouble was with Lady Violet. Tho '-
great and onl y star jockey, Sluts, rode her. "(JH
... vtkkl
I atnpllghler, though favorite In tbe fourth fl
race, was uot heawiy backcd. It Is a que. M
tlon If his owner tint a penny on the colt, for i'l
t he- books were begging lor bets ac 7 to A to- "tM
wards theclofce ot thu betting. Hdello was lnU
heavily played Iroms to 1 uowntoato l. tM
Daly confidently expected to win. He made H
the mistake, however, of ordering his ;ockey !'4H
to wait In tront. Had ho gone oti and UU
raced as be did in tbe Bridge ljandl- !
cap be would most likely hato -.tH
won. When It came to a r.blsh, -!
however, 1'actolua, who bad been patiently jH
nursed by Thorie, hua tbe most speed and 'H
landed a winner by a neck. Lamplighter '9H
was third. The race waa run In 2.11, and It ,wH
w as this, no doubt, ihul killed Lamplighter's lM
chances. '.aB
A dlsarreeable feature ot tbe opening day ',M
at Brooklyn jesterday was the establishment l'B
of what Is termed a" ladles'" took at tho iM
back of the grand stand. Here women can S
bet without sending mcisetigers into ths tM
ring. The spectacle yesterday was not edtiy- k'lM
Ing. To the average man It was most uu- ',1sV
pleasant to see a irowd ot women crowding ,'ssa
and pushing each other to getaown tbelr M
bets, it is badenuugh lorwoiaeu to bet,tvnu jh
by way of mesngcr, but to go upeulv and t
1 gamble In public Is a thousand times ,B
.worse. No woman with any regard for her ,-
I reputation will permit herself to bo seen pub- -fM
i llcl) i ambling en a raie track, over the bool: ;; H
, appears tbe name ot tbo Ilrooklyn Jockey
ilub. It the club really backa the book theu ,
the stockholders and others connected with ,fU
the Assnclttlnn should blush for Hhame. It Is ...
to bo hoped that the Iwok will be bhort-Uved. V-M
Alfred Ilcnncn Morris yestarday ctblrd his ,-
father, John A. Morris, thai he had nurcimsed IU
twenty promising ) earllngs at Lngllsh sale. KM
They win be htppcd to this country Hume- ';
dlutely. Stfl
iiwiafl
Old Tea Iray has broken down, snd ths 'i jB
public will mourn with uuner Billy Lake- .,.
land. Tea Tray had a fast hold in tbe race- ,
goer s heart, lie w as an uncertain rugue, but 'i!H
Ills at times brilliant nights uf speed lully N
condoned for his Irequent tits of the sulks. JsU
Laxeland will tierr sen Trul ray. llo will TM
lend him tor use in the stud until bi procures
seieral good mares of his cwu. jn
' ' fl
! 'i he Chicago oniclali, are stiii'k' for Turfman !jH
1 Kd toirlgati wlih a ho: Mien, .he) hate ds- xiH
cateird that 170 lift ot the llnnthorne trai-U iB
iaiu within the cur Hit It. and tne Chief ot iH
Police has been Insiructedto stop racing at. 1aS
thai course. Ihe fate oi i.arllfld 1-arK Is ;H
M-alt-d. 'Hie IIojpJ o t oounon to incll last ",.'
Ms-Ill sustained .Ma)ur Wuhtiburu In bis .VM
cto of the ordinance provldlug fir the 'JaH
licensing ui such idaccs tf amusement. B
t.arneld I'atk will probably never ti
ppentilngslD. Jusiico liluint- )esltrdaydls- vH
charged all t ic defendant jo.-xo, startrra :M
mid etuploiees wnu wt-ie arrested a week (rlSJ
n. ilt't tula lor M-.lHtlng the amusement iiiVjl
uiuliiin-vci Garf.ild Para.. 'Ilia Judge re- .H
nurl.eilth.it Ik- was" sittpiltedat tbeacllon .'
or tin- pullet' In not inciting principals lu- '-H
stead 01 cluall it) " -Jliwjl
' ' K
The Washln.-ton Jockey club aano-inces a '
T.--1I i-ieell'ig, to be;lu on Utt. 17 and con- aVJB
tlnu-twt-lin ilnts. ihe .laded money will VJB
iittiaju c.'.buuu da;. -H
... araaaal
HBJ
Snapier (larrl-on has rt'-engigrd himself "
tu Muicua Dal) at au ininasi'tiaaliry, 'SHJ
'"(
Joi-ker Blake )es rrJay st;ned to rids for dSVsl
the Pit aktu-s stable dm ing noil season, aud aBBj
a. tin) ion will perfuitu lllu dtltlea lor thu r '-vSai
Uashlord .Mauor stable. '-''ilxH
Mornlcgton csnnon lesdih Knjllih jossv , iJJIH
eys u lib l'd n tu out ol 4i races. ,. .?A''?M