The evening world. [volume], August 20, 1895, NIGHT EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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Y 0 'mK WOKI.I): ITKSDAY EVENING, AUGUS1 20, 1K. B
THE WINNERS
AT SARATOGA.
K Tbe Oiolona Hurdle Stakes,
H Fixture of tbe Card, Won
H by Kilkenny.
I COLD WEATHEfl AT THE SPA,
H- first itAcn
K Aritrnllim Second.
Bf IECOMI RACK
Kj Lonkillll
K Semper I.ei Second.
Hb THIRD RACh-
Hf: Sir Cipri Flrl.
B Wernlmric Second.
B' foi'jitii itAci:
Hf, Rgnantr First.
K' Merry Mnntirrh Second.
H;" FIFTH HACi:
Ej Kllkrnnr
K Southerner Second.
B': (sperlll to Th Eveilnr, World)
H'.' RACi: TltACK, 8AUATOGA, Auk. 20.
E" Overcoat weather prevailed to-day
Hf and the crowd came out to the track
R arrayed In Winter ncjr. A cold, raw
Hk wind wan blowing early In thn morn-
Hr ing, but us the day wore on tho weather
Hr? became much xvarmcr.
B The Unci! was In excellent condition
Hj' despite the heavy shower of ycsteiday
Hk' afternoon and fast titnn was made In
Bf the various events. The attendance was
Ht' large and the ring was kept busy,
Kf Frank Heard has not an especially high
B'. opinion of Dave Gideon Just .it present.
V'( Mr. Heard runs his horsrn under the
V" name of the Hrle Stable and on lit Lnz-
K aarone, winner of the Suburbiin.
Bi Heard recured an optlui. on Wiiltzer
B about a week ujcj. the option expiring
H'i yesterday. .Mr. Heard was preparul to
Hr purchase yesterday, but In tho mean
H time Waltzer showed hlgrl form and .Mr.
f Uldcon refused to sell. Mr. Ileanl Is
K'. partly consoled by the purchase of I'.ir-
AwMk cccas from "l.iiekv" Hal Iw n. The price
K' paid for the hut r was not stated.
Hk niisr iiAon
K ffriltnc. fuur and a half furlongs.
Wmt Starters. Ilctllnic M lllf I"! n
R Kltrona. 10:'J fChornl 1 t-S 3 2', 1
U Arj.ntlna. I'M (Miriiln).... s-1 .; o o 3
WM. Skr Wo., lu. ((.rltunl 2 t men 3 4 S'
LLLw., Feeonlc. nil tttardnerl .. Ia-1 41 4 V 4
mWrnJ nouiim) in , urn, u'aMin) c-i :-i s i r.
K F.llamere, IKIii.ellal.. M-l :i-1 OKI
b ChurtDut, lul IScn.t) S'i-1 SiM K t. 7
K, Sherrlck. ii2tt (liarrji iw-l 3ri-l 7 7 .
m Tanla, 101 lLamlyJ 11-1 CI 1 9 '
K The flag fell tu a bud start, Tunis and
K Kllrona having all the best of it This
Hf pall wns quickly passed by ItoMillud III ,
H who set n hot pice to the tretch, whi'te
Bf she died awny. Kllrona, who kept her
V place, then went to the front, and draw-
K Ins anay won handily by two lengths
K,. from ArKentlna, who was two lengths
p- in front of Sky Hlue. Tlnio U.K.
B" PKCOSI) UACF.
P' Ptlllnc; on mile anl f fuNoni:,
r-- ftinrr. Ilflllni Si Hit Tin
i IxMlout. 103 (Chornl S-t ;.tl 4 1
K Kailipff Lrx. 102 (MirllrO. rim ojt I ? V
K, Navahoc. 103 IMr'llniil .10-1 2-1 3 3"i'"
mi Tom Kkllmotv. 10S Hlrimm 3-t 7-ID 3 4 4
c IOokoilt went to the frolic inn opened
HK ' up a Rap of three letlKths, Hcmpri I.cx
V' runnlnK second and Nnvulion Ihlrd
K Hemper Lex set out to reduce Lookout's
H&. -ad on the far turn, hut the latter
,1 lasted lonu ennuch to win hv n n-rk.
M;r Hemper Lex wu serond, ten lengths III
K' front of Nnvahoc. Time 1.7.
K TillltD ItACI..
H Hli4lrp; ooe mtlp.
- Strlen ltllnit St. Hit Kin
- 'lr Kxcfl. IIS (Grimm .... Z-h nut 3 .T I
Vnibcr. ll:i Mirtlnl to-1 :. I i :'
V- . lrtr, 100 iniurnl ;.l cni 4 4 3
H !! KKllllry, III (l.imlrl... 51 ofli 3 2"j4
Hi Wcrnlierc went tn the front and was
K, n II Vu lengths lo the noo,, with I'M
l Kearney cecond mid Sir Kkcpsii tblid.
K Wernberz wits ready to stop ut the far
t. turn, and Sir ICxos n--hi-d Id! Kent-
H ley, ciitchlnu- Wernberr In the Htietch.
Kr", Sir Excess won hv thiee puru of u
Kl length miller u pull from 1 1 nberr.
H-; vho was u length In flout of Topper.
K Tlme-1.4'J u-4.
H routTii P. VK
K. Frlllng, rue furloi k
b; suuers ii.iii.ic m iiir rm
B- Bunr, n: iMjrtlnl :,! t 3 1 H' I",
H; Mrr- Momr. i u: Kiofi i i :i r. : ;"
:i lnionur 1D1 a' , nl l" l 4 I 3 " i"
K Ilabe Murph 10 ii! it 1. en ' i ; i i. r 4 I
H! I(rrjji en ;: im riiim '.- l '. : 7 : i I
H, frit. 112 li.rimoi ".-1 .2 . t.
Hf Mincrim Id", il.aml I J I , 4 4
H llunavv.iv Jumped inv.iv In from mil
. w.is never heinied. wliinlns rli-ierly b
-" a letib'tb and a h.i.l' from Mcrrv .Mon-
m- arch, who, with Ink-oinar, rareil head
T and head In second pi ic- throughout.
The 1'Bht for the place war. close. Merry
B." Monarch Jncoinur nn.l Huhe Murphy
B1'' ftnlshlni; heads ,ip in as named. Time -',v
.
v Ktrrii rvi.i:.
H OkoUai Hurille Make, two mll4, oirr r eht
k hurdlpi.
l Maner r.-itlng : HU I In
i Kllkfr.m. 141 iriinllirl 0-3 -3 1 3 1
u rAiittiernar, 141 iihi... 3-t iq 4 e 21!
'.' Urtoi 145 Olri'ulloi kh).... in. :-l 3 4 3'.
V Et. I.ulr, 110 illrar.ll . ... "-. 3-3 4
VcIor-l. 144 lltoanl 31 n-3 3 1 .,
, Ctinr Clur- 141 (i"ri:in(l. lo-l 4 1 2 f. (
B Woodford i ui.?d In trout for a m'le
. and then (rase way tn K lkenny, who
lfd the rest of the v..i; and won tnsly
R by four lengths from Southerner, who
'- was badly lldden, Mareus was third,
l' half a length away. T'me 3.53.
H; POOL LAW CLOSED A TRACK.
Hf Breeder C. I Hninll Shots lp the
H, Uunulu DrMliiK I'.'.rU.
HUFI'ALO. N Y Aug Mi.-It has
Hj been decided to close the Uuffalo Driv-
Kj Ine Park. Already C. J. Hamlin has
K dlsmtsscdall if his ttamtrs and drivers
"t thtj track stable, except Kd. Gcers,
B'r ln L'io lioraes uic bclnc taken Into the
B- country or otherwise disposed of.
K; To-nmlit the Kales, will be closed, the
Hfe barns nailed uu and the place utterly
K V defcrttd. It ia pcsolble that the whole
K.; tioclt may !- cli up into village Icis
K, ai.a.put on thu market this fall.
K For torty r..ia .ilr iiaiui.u has been
T, anvaced In breeding rai'rh jrtis and
K,- raoii.t- them, ma he lias been one of the
W ch.tf 'iromuters ol harntbt ruc.nn u II
H. is In American citas 'that u,.- work
H-. Of a l.fetim shou.d be abandoned
t, seems a urlevous thing to him. Yet
pr th. a htep he te-n clr,tu to in view of
i tin (attitude uh.cli the voters ha
F taken tonurds rae..:ig.
K He has Ueiiu. .niated, at loss to him
aaF "''! '.'.'" Iu.'' " '" llls S'ate w.thoui
Kii poolselllng Is ntiproll.nb.e, and will
B' have r,u mor. lC it. iluie is only a
K tr" I'tSib.i.ty that the park may ever
t be reopened us a race tiack, und that
H ' 1 if the coming Leg.s.ature should take
K aoroe action DerimtLng pool.se, 1 ii
K' Yvn.eh is not likely, ,f. Indeed, u u nos-
aaaaaaaaate i
htnte Firemen In Tro,
HbVl TP.OY, S. V., Aus M-Toa lnt).hlr4 annual
K t5onvntloo ut tie .Nan Vorli Stan f'.rtmen a
HF Asaociatloa opinfd Id irjla citr ihla icornlnc tut,
Hf.) a Urea atterxlanca of drlrcit'a wl.o vrt Vl.
Bl; rome4 on Lcbatr of the rltr by Mayor Molloy anc
V4 oil tahaK of tta Riempt rinmen'a Auociatlon Lv
B' Jajooa K. Uitine. of that UJr I'r'Udtnt geulos.
.V tar, of tba EiAtt AuotrUtloa. retpojdtd.
BaaaaaaaaVpV -
K.; Geatrr and rite lien to riace.
Fi'V-' . DfBfQVK. la. Ana. V) Tbr Nutwood bur.
K-t1 ' tax Club hat mads arrjnirmenu for a rara t...
aVaVaVaV tveaa John ft Oentrr and Joa ratebca la Du
.y kiost. tou 25, for i:.K!i
BOXERS mJT ON BAIL
Five Were Arrested nt the Acaalptay
of Manic 1ht.
George Pixon, Mike Leonard, "Par
son" Hives, Tom OTtourke and Joe
Gordon, who were arrestnl at ths Acad
emy of Music last night, were arraigned
before Magistrate Kudllch In the York
vllle I'o.lee Court this morning. The
prl'n,.era were repreaented by Couneel.or
Ibiiecn, who aked that the esuea be
dm ied of im.'nrdlately
This wa drn.nl i.d the prlsiners w.'re
hell n I.Vkj hall cici for exam nation
Tne, ball wjs quickly secured und the
prisoners left the court-loom.
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.
Michael 'nftij liruinmer Lrvoruird lm wn
nl(kntniM thf' "ffiion pint" lit I tht
title. Art 1 tn t'n futurt will protibly b knot.
j the fi jlmt G.,hir tn lb b.niiin Lvjn.rl
i wan i!trJ ti mitt fllrn In ion for tlt munln
in II.fr ArJaJrinf of iiatc lst night, ah 1 i-jr.
brfort ih time Xt tn-tr th rln? Lur kfpt
...JOin; icrirt th (! m Jtb a tltck nwnr on
nl frriutniir rm.rkint thit h ith1 h.t hviu
wai naxt on lb prognmrnt l.toD-iri toll fc
(roup cf mn tiut h intenirl to ' knok the
civm oik nf (tit," not hniiMlns thai he n
aklnjt m 4tiliiK lnriii"f ' (ririj.'it nl Tra
dctctiVt-avrfKOU frutn li.lliti Heatlqa-nrr.
Tom O'Rourk. 1)1 ion' mnfr, hMrd ef
Lrtitr-l rrtnarkj, Anl ojlklnc otr tn ititt h
W4i Mill tlttlnit gvf hm p of hi m nl
Ltx-niM Jfili. it hut 4f.tr tut rslani tu I
- ftlJnt thai Mlki ttnt.J irvn(, ul tht.
tic ftOdU try nd ti u oat of D.juio.
At 10 SO o'clock hth ttri Jumptn into thr
rlnp aqI th 2 000 prop'.t pffni tr m4f tor
a c.ntifli: boat.
tMxon cittriy outrolnttl IomrJ, and In Uir
frond roun4 tcn iiiint; tir'tlri no foul tlmt th
pillit Jumped mis the rlni anl grabLtJ th
tni era an Tom il'ltuurka and tMrit-in l)vln
rti i'ii life iaatir1 I)li ,n irtllnK Mm tlfhtlj
ironnl the iinrk jitrt throwing hfrn turil tinn
to ih flfhir, hlk htntitril, ftlin ha1 caut) all
tr iroutlc, m lei off tU t'.M very irmly by
(ho arm by two blj tMHceinan n-1 at tins In
lertor rortrlAht Itity er all tikn tn th
Kap Twenty'dpronfl tnt aiailoti-houM, f.hrc
they mere ItallH out lat In tha eteulua.
If)naro"N dlRgracetul art haa lol htm all 1h
frlfiidi Im fvir liarl atitl If h la frtrtimita ennuari
lo -ict on another match It may l In Afrlr or
Jaian. where he la not known.
e
Prank Erne, wht will lot Jark Sketly 'ih
routiJa on A tiff 3 Ufore 111 Kmplr .thltln
t'lub. arrtveJ In thla rltr laat night from
IlurTalo lie will finish up hla work with ' Kl I
l.4Ucn wltn la to tneet Jimmy IlauJUr en
tha limp night at Dceanlr, N J. Krne appear
to oi n-ry ronfllent of defeating tkclly ami la
apparently not worrying much over the reail'a
' I iip(xii that If I ilafeat Skelly the people
wilt hlnk J I ave an even break with liUon.
whnm I am more than aniloua to meet, tut
Bhuul.1 I be ifraii-d It will t.e alt day with
me. ' mM Trne, na lie boar1"l a train hound
for hla Jersey trnlnlng n,nartera
Skelly only ami ten when people Inform him
that hi next I'Moneit, I.rtio, i 'orl-l
teatrr" Jau It la iloing hla woik tin the Cufi,
1 wi Anl Ilonlevarl, which connlatp nf hi rye II me
running bag pmirnlng an aklpplng the rope
' I harfly think that Knm will hate to hit
liljo Dixon after we have rmr little arminiuiL
nett Monday night." fjI1 the nronklnl'e, aa
he htirat the ball with a terrific left-'.anl
"honker "
Pa mm Kellr, of Ptalen Ulanl, and reepir
I. eon weie matrheJ late yeateplay afternooi ft
Die llhmtrate.1 Newa offlr-e to met for ten runla
at IIS poiimla, weigh lit at the rlnttaMe, At I'm
tHln ahow of the Arlhe. Athletic Cluh. of Hay
onn, N. J , neu nionth
nttly Vernon haa accepteI two otfera to neet
gnn mm at hla weight tin Kept S he la
mairhe) to meet Jrk Wattn fir alv ronnda, at
113 pountK. at Troy. anJ on Sept 10 he goea to
l,w.n. Man , where he will try (onrliialona will,
Jack duller for fifteen rnunJi In the Klrklanl
Athletic Cluh, of that city.
e
Jim Uivelte. tratcnmAlier nf the Kur-ka Athletic
Cluh, of Waahlngton. elpecia to ae.fi re Krel
Mnrrla "MuMoon a Thunderbolt " to mvet It'rk
I U k or for a llmltnl number of roiinda In the cluh
houre the latter part of neit month . (taker haa
already accepted the offer.
e
Ja'-k Kterhardt eari that he Intend" to atari
fr lullae, Tex i In a ftw da a, where he lua
bought a hotel.
e
Owen Zlegler. rf rhlladelphla. and Ptanton
AbtHitt boierl twrnly rminda l.efor (tie Kureka
A (' , of llttllmnre. laat tilght, Zlegler getting
the declelou on point i.
It h eeld that a match will probably he ar
ranged betwetn uuni; Oilffo aitd tiwtu legltr
for a limited number of round.
BASEBALL CHAT.
Well, they can't di It any more; at leaat, not
Ihla ocaaou. "Willie mil" Kennly, your
cinch la nil more. Thanka We'll call oier
t.gitn next Summer.
h would hate thought It? Early In the eea
von tttae untefllnc ClA)Atera were to b alinply
ilaugNterel. according to the Ulanta' teralon rf
It Well, of cojrae. the alaiighter took pUte,
tKelre of them. .Sew crk waa the UMlm nine
tlllKft.
e e
In the twclrd gfimea plajM between Itrnoklyn
j mi J New toik. not ccunttng Hie tie game tin
Oroi'iia male HI rut m.altiat 34 for Sen )ork
Hr('kMn wm foir guinea by making aen ruua
1 1 r )(. Ketinwl) pitthed In hitch nam en. All
if which I'miU men went Meekln, ttutle and
i larke t-a h pitched a winning; game fur Ni
York. Ituaie vaa beatisn four time and Mtekln
twice
e e
Manager IVijle an mniplcuoua by hie abaenre
from the plajera liench Agalit etenliy. Aa a
reiult. tho "Jnyuu acemed utterly at oca. 1h
tUytd In A vurt Jf A "wli4tAre-fti-to-dowithoui
thebvM" n.Aontr.
e e
To aty fie Uai;, Prt.tdant Pre ej wan haa been
t'eatel tr rhlbtllv by hit hlgh-AiUrled pet a
The moment hln bn k. la 'urn el t) trouble be
r.iu (1 hla manaacr cannot bo tru-ted lu look
out tor the clih'a Interei'a during hla enfor.ed
ilien't II la time he btg-Q ctiLppIng lieaja t,ff,
e
"SharV r'lllar another or hie exhibi
tion ol "Hi nt to play liorlttop." jaierJ
sr.orij hai a g-fat time trytns t Csht a"uu1
tats
e a e
Bu If "'lorty waa bad what waa Varke
U11n? Tlie atiaaT la aoftly rafted un tha
breezci from Ciiural Hai "rotten." i
The Ame A C team wo-ilJ like to Arrange
games with all team a whoie plajere aiertce
eighteen yeara of age Addreia E. Itee 1, tC
IjennAnia axenut. Jeraey CIt
I
It wAsa t Mrektn'a fault that game jeaterJay '
"Mek' pltchtl a realty jool came, but hie
mpporl waa attnpl) wr(tce M.ta weot thro'ifi1!
the dl anion 1 that other p.cra wou.d bti gob- i
bl(d UP wltn eie
The eund.ng of the League Ctuba thlt morning
m aa fo'lo
Clubt. W L P.C. Ctuba. XT. U PCI
CleveUni 63 3s C.l Uoaion .. 51 3 641
Mi ii.iore . M U Hi .r .k yn 60 t., :
I'lttaburg ii 3 6J Nw ork . 4f 44 4
tnh.g) i5 44 .4Ui,h,IVf1n o(l 57 Ji ,
CinMnnatl Ct 42 5". St Uui4 , i2 f s?7
1'hllAdclpaA 61 43 MfciLrtU'avllle .. :: 4J M
J. Ilmm WrlRht Ilrui.inlirrrd.
permlaa'oa waa gran'ed by Julge ti'Itrlen. tn
hi upreme Court, to-diy to the truiteea of the
Manhattan Otapenaary to chango tho name of
the intitutton to the J Hood WrUhl Memorial
Moipltat The tru'rea atate Ciat the InitKuuon
hit been In exlatence alnrc WZ and ihe leirr
'to tonor Mr Wrich. a neinory by lupting nit
name in return for the gnerou cuntn'mttoTt he
atil hla wife male Mr Wr'ght 11 aultenlv
.' hcri d ete taat Winter wn the rteftnr aiieet
K'eati1 Ittilroad nation He w- a millionaire
in I a member of the banking Crtu of Uril
llorjan CV
The CawRAr f'nuicht In tlii ItUer.
Maglatratr Molt In lljrlem Cvnr. tint mprnlng
waa confront J by alx reprefantattvea of the
r vrr gang They were Joar;h Keietly, Jamea
Drown, Cdwarl Itocka Oai lei llrennjn Michatl
Mahrr an I M.i hsc. llaaly Si. a lay nitht they
txurdel a barge at the foot of ne KjntreJ and
Tenth etreet to at eat aorr.e ke,i of beer The
police folio el the gang taat night en the riter
In boat! All aj"ceciel In flailing out the ribbr
Miglrtrate Mtti hell Kenel!r for eum'natiui
to-morrow The othr e fined Ii earh.
ruicllUt Vleiitlnf Arrhm,
Athur VAletjiice the nrgllalj llg-ht. weight pugll
l&t. arrhed on tht Anrtior Ilrie iteamer Pnaijt
to-U.y. lie haa come to America with th Inten
tion of csA.lenxIng Jack. MeAutlfTe. anl hopea to
maka a match with the American boxer Mr t
fig-ht ti take p.are either fcwre or on Ilrlt.ah ait)
ii clalmi to hare plenty ot) hicktn. and it con
fident of nil Ability to Ttniult. bli oppcittnt.
Wrll'?" .i I
nifiiiiam'iiisA i ..W'U-Ba, anJW.i;
M0.1E GOLD EXPORTS.
22,850,000 to Ee Sh peed by Now
York Bankors To-Morrow.
JI. 000,000, It Transit 'or Eurrp'.
Received Here from Havana.
IJfllef 1 lint llm I'orelsn l.xi lliini
Will Siiiiii Wi iililll.
Th rxiort of rulil nro ni;Tlti .ium
tng rutiMttlHriililt pri ui Iioiih Ilo,KUi.
UmoiJ ,V Co lll sl.li SI i.imi U h
i.'rniuii . Ilru t,W)."i", mi'l Nphh
Iiikp - I'ullir Jikp.ki'I tu l.urni"' on lo
riiorin mIi ituiurH
A inctnlxr i'l llm firm of Hnakli'i
V od A: Oi.. rtlerrliM to llielr g 1 lili
inciit, biutc lit. li ilicy IiIkI li lii th
lit aji. nt rim.tliuici'. Tlii'y I.iim- solil
nu cm Ii.ihk' iii:itint this traiin u tloi,
and only hlni to mci't iiIiIikiiiIuii
ulrouil Tin') mil nlup inoii- K"I1 Iuk
in tlic1 urtk.
Tlii kliiiiiiifnlH ar lirtni; madr ( hkll
aKHiNt UoviTiitiicrii homJi rcctiM r
tmnt-il from l.urope, hut in coiiIiiik to
lllObl! llHUIIy Wl'll IlllolllKlJ lit IIIOVU
,l,t'llt IS III ..Oil 1 Olllf to Lit! I'llll
No aliirin i I I'll uli mt tlic iillux, iin
tlift fore.un i Xi.'Iiiiiii;i h will ii ilmbl
MOull ntuken llll'l Im furi1 tllu I'liil of the
vur ItnportH ol tilt illu iiiftiil nit'
ttitilKleiill) nxiicntcU iih u rcauli of tlic
iiiurkftliiK of tlic croiH.
I lie Bti aliiilllp Yticii.tn, which arih-i
ttiiui llavaiiri. hruiu-nt il,uuu,i."J l;o.J
. jiihikiii'iI to Ili'lili'lldCh, Icki'ilii'lmvr
Oo, in trunult tn l.uut
J. & W. HollKiiun At 'o. will ship WW.
iu ontiiH,, ti, M.vtr on the uti'.tiiiHli i
Now York, bitilltiK for Hiiroim to-nur-
IIIW.
Tlin Truinnrj roIiI rrnervi foil lilo
tliM.vAVK) to-iliy for tin- llrit t.me Blnu
thi IhjiiiI Hytiilfcate totniiicnci-J upfia-
tillllK.
The foIiI rosi'rve thin morning ainuitni
iil tu Jlu:,il,7:i. The withdrawal re
ilncod It to nr..r3,7Jl
l'n tn 1 1' M tlHMo wrrr no Int'ma
llont. frum the li'inli'M of tho HVtiillrute
whi'thiT the ilWlrlHtiuy would bo madn
up a. unci". Tlic IiIrii rate of xtcrhiiK
cxchariKc net up h the liouieH or J. I'.
MorK.in t'o ind AiikiihI llflinont &
Co roniilnoil linn at 4:ml-l and l.tio 1-2.
The Htcinmh i New oilv, Kalmm lor
ICuropn in-tniirifin, will take out ,"
niinciH of Hllvcr, Hlilppcil hy I he follow
Ini: hniifcs J. & W Ki llninan ft 'o.,
,) iiunciH, Xlnininrtniirui & roriliav.
Wi,("!l oiniceH Handy llniiniiii, S.i,ii
oiniceH, and .Muller, Rrli.ill A. On, i'.,()
ounret,. I
J I' .Morttun Co. notllleil the Hnli
Treasurv Just at the elnso of lnilnei
tn-dav that the llrmd HMldleate would
InoieaHii the uulil rmeive k.Uki.iimi, Jnit
plncliK It iiImimi 5Mn.(mo,(n) .Mr Xlor
fltiu In nut of the rllj, lull his Hon and
Mr llncon, who lins acted us the hvii-
-t . 'u--nt e moulted other nietnlierB
nml the amount "van made up.
I n.. a tiia. trutmfer ol Hold coin ftoin
the vaults of Mowm .M l'n, lo the Huli
'' ie fiilts wuh pot made 4itittl
after liiislni;!i hours. NeverlheleuM the
the diij'n account
anil the Oovcinment record will not
, ,i.i h"low l'l.ll"l,(IO.
Thn Kold ienere now itiindN nt $101,
rM.T.tl Purther withdrawals will li
liinilo iltirliiK the week, nnd the Syndi
cate will he oliltRcl to make further
deposits If the reserve Ih to he kept up.
SHARP DRIVE IN SUGAR MADE.
It Win tu Allotv llrurai to t'oi rr
linrta In Tnliarco Tii-I)ny.
The movement nt the Htoek KxcliunKe
lo-d.iy were moin Important tlian of lam
The fratura ,U the npeuliiK wbh a sharp
drln at Mtisir. niaile for the purpose it
cnalillnB the hears to cover their Hhorls
In Tobacco. Tho latter went up more
tlmn the former declined.
The coalers loomed Into piomlnencn as
a remilt of a revival of thn rumois about
a new co.il combination. It u.ih n.ild
that tho hunkers nud perfected a plan
and would be In readlnesi to make It
public befoio loin;.
American Tobacco rose II-:, to Wj 1-:;
New Jersey Centl ii 2 1-4, -to Kb; Head
ing 5-8, lo 1H3-S, Kiisquehann.i Ar West
em 7-S to 113-8, do. pref. 1 3-4. to '.Ul-4;
l.arknwunmt S-s, to Itil; Delan.iro A:
lliiiaHon 1, to Ul 7-S, Noithwest 1-3, to
1U!; St. Paul 1-4. to 71 1-2; Hock Island
3-S, to Ml l-!; I. nib .le O.is 1-'.'. to SO, and
Cicut'inl niecirln 3-S. to 37 1-k.
American HtiKar fell : 3- to 110 1-s,
Amerlca.i Tobacco pief. 1 to HO, Lake
lirlo A Weslein pref. 1 1-S to 'l 3-4,
M.mhattnn o-s to HI 1-4 and l'. 14,
Leather pref. ."-s io Si 5-S.
Por the second wcc'.-. of August the
South' I u Itallwa.' earned S'VW.tM, nu
increase of JI3H. Ontario and Western
7ljei'i. dectease J7.7W, Iietroll. l.nlltlliK
und Northern (21.54.', inciease 5:.V7.
I'f the lewv'eil tiiinui ill. II I lie I'llll
man and WaKiier cai cjinpatucs were to
coiisnllilate, Mr. l'ullm.in ays that
unthhiK of the sort had ccr Ixeti cou
templattsl. rresldcnt J. J. Hill, of the Olent
Noithein Hillway I'omp.in.v , arthrl lu
thla city ycMoivia). but wl.l lemalii hcie
only u. day or two. He declined to lie .n
tervlewed for publ outlon iclutlxe to the
Noitlicrn I'.icttlu plan of re)ranlz.:toit
or the iirotipevtH of sunKcstcd lolntlons
betWK-n that company anl Ills own.
Dliector lileed, of Atchison, s.is ti.it
the ut di r of s.ilu of the piopcit will
le issued as foon as iiumIIi1i' anl a ila
et, probaiilv curb in November, tor
said sale No dlte Ins been set for
the election, but It will tike plan- ht
fore liie sale of tlie propel l.v. The new
company v. HI be , Kansas compiuv, oi
Ijunlr.i'il uiubi Kaiisan rilate law-
Tlio exports i xcluslve nt spec e from
Now Yolk for the week weie $"i3,7t-i
1 acalnst K3I3,9:i for tlie same wick of
'1MI
i The PturKls-Wntoibury Hrorcanlrn
tlon Oommlttce of the I'liHel Statis
i'urdaKe Oonipany has call, d the third
I It stulmuit of the n.s.-.csMiiut. p.ivable
I l'V A uir 3". at the Manliattati Ttiist
Oompanv.
Money 1 a 11-3 per cent, on call
i 1'oielc.u exchange m ensler in tone
wlnu to iltawliiKH iiKtlnst koM alilp
ments Hates show little or t.o rh.niKi,
i banl.eis' lour stcrllm; re'linc at 4 ! I i
a 4 15 1-2 and dein mil at 4 '0 1-4 a 4 !ki l-S
i 'nnimorcl.il bar sllvir sold at MJ-l and
Mexican dollars at r.3 1-4
A firmer tceliiic pri Milled In the r'nel.
markit nrter mldd iv and p lees kc-.i- ,
rn!lv advanced. The he-uj uold en
KiiKenients .uul little rffect and there
was a very K-nrrnl disposition to buv
stocks on el'pl l teiefopv
An 'iKrecment was sinned esterdav
between icptisi ntat 1 1 s of the .Maeoii
and Northern Itai'.iiad liiirdtnildci s and
Messrs Thomas and Kjnti, otuler which
the Macon an. Northern w.ll become a
pirt of the reorrc.i-i z .1 Oentril Ha lv. ay
I llanklt'K Oomp.it, of ilei,i.;.a svs
tem. . feiture of Hie stuck mark, t In n,.
'i trul.MK "is a br.sk bu ,iir mov e-
nu nt in the O.tatiRerj Hock HI i id w
-1 ' tr ict ii-i. -.! n u up ta m,
i I
, Industrials worn ii'eKiilar.
I sIjcs wire S70,o .
slur. i.
I
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Uio IPifi Uu f t I
xmrt an To ar.-n . . ?j s j ji
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4uienr4n sumr K.f mT, 115 tne, ,
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s.i'iiiti l'n If! I'i'i .' ' - f-',
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r . ilium liilHAar l.f . II 41. 4''. 41-
lin I'ulll . .. IS M II'. "'
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iVabirh It 21 H't 21 1'
W" 1 TO -irrai.il I't Jl M . 1
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IV.iI.j.Ii J . . K .
COTTON MARKET EASIER.
llnln In Trans Ureal, 'I ItrrateiiHil
llrntmlit WlieHt nml Oiirn laitver.
Ootton opened abiut f'jiir points lowei
li ra lis In Southern Texas, which broki
the drollKlit there, whli'h threatened .e
'o serious injury to the crop l.lvetpioi
citnc fa r.y ffotd. and utider its infin, lit
lie local prices Improved a Utile nftct
the openlriK.
The early sales Included September a
721 a 7.25. October. 7.2!i a 731. November,
7 31a i.3l, December, 7.31 a 7.41, January,
7.41 a 7.17, M itch 7.!"5 a 7.51.
Wheal opened about .1-8 cent lower, lo
caby .ih well ii3 lit ( hlciKO, on tome lo
cal rea,l7.iiK and selling for forelKii ac
count, opening siles here wire at bif,-S
centri foi September ui.d ti4 5-8 a CI 3-4
cents West
t'orn was almut l-s cent lower In sym
pithy with tlie decline In wheat. Sip
iember f ullliiR at 44 l-S cents here atu'
at 34 cents lu CIiIciiko.
Oats wete about i-t rent lower, Sep
teinhet sellltiH In OIiIcbku at 0 1-S cents
TWO LITTLE SHAKE-UPS.
A Sernrniil ft it it h lliiiinilnmiiu Hrnt
In ! llrlifn.
Antlria; (hicf ConllP to-rtfly trnnifcrred
HrRt Wlirmu Cruise, of ihu tpnemeii'
hoiiHo tsqttitl, tti tho I.ait Thlrty-elnjhth
ptr. ct Mutlun.
HnumHinaii John H. Mlllmorp wan oont
from the ti'tictncnt-houae hiu.h1 to uie
Oak HtrciH station.
tint mr itn lni)or(etl Cnttlr.
Thuvlire V Itavrnryfr h lrnpoiietl fourteen
In a J nt Hmmtnthal catlte from Ntvltzerlan t, atitl
will urtnl l hem to lili nrvirl (Arm at Muhwah,
K J Mr llntemeyer ba- bn tnetllntt Jerxoy
caM l-f for t pnt y jiam, anl tliio th cntnnt
In br-fHhiK l'B cauinl a ilerllne In tlielr hcalih
Itr hat ImitorteJ q Sla tattle ti ft 1 J a new
r-train.
WON'T WEAR LONG DRESSES.
Ynuiiff AVIf, ArrHiiciit'! In Cmirt mu
n Vnirriiiit.
Joel D. Huteman and hla wife, a very
niinii couple, were arraigned In the
Yorkvllle Police Oourt tills mornlns on
the cliarKo of viiKrnnc) They were
found asleep nn thu stoop of a house
In Oharlton Ftiect e.nly this inornln.
The wife vvuro it dress that scarcely
cached to her knees.
Thcv told tho policeman that having
no place to sleep, thev had spent tho
iilcht rldliiK bru k and forth between
this c llj nnd New ink on h ttolley car.
"Why don't sou dress .vour wire prop
erly"" asked the map, strate.
"Vour Honor, I boiiKhl her a tvvu-dol-lur
dress last week a Ions diuss but
she wouldn't wear it. I won't walk the
streets with her unless rihu wears a
Iiiiik dress, that's sum."
"Oouie un here, mad.itue." said the
Oouit lo the VMimaii, pnintlliR lo the
bridge. "Why won't you wear long
iltcsses, as ou nui;iit to'"
"1 will, sir," sobbed tho slrl, who was
Kieally fr.K'itened,
"All rlKlit." leplled tho Court: "you
m ly Ko this time. Hut take care and
ill-el's yuiirself properly, and don't comu
hi re again. '
The viiii'ib husband told the Magis
trate lli.tt he anil his wile were "JiuIhu
Hv ill's last Judicial act. '
The couple li.it June eallid on Dr.
V uupir. Ohaplalii nf llellevtie, nud asked
blm to many llieni. lr. onng thought
til" gltl loo )ouug nud had tin in nr
I er led.
riicv weie niialgned luloro .ludgn
llv.m un the last ila of his occupancy
i ot the bench. II wns found the Mrl
i w is pevuitceii .vinr.-i old and tbe Justice
liuaiueii tlii'lu, whit li i.aa Ills last Judi
cial a't.
TO SETTLE THE MORA CLAIM.
4p:iln Aurcrs In ''ay l,r,(M,otn,
Wltliont llllerest. Sept. I.".
WAKIIINO.TON, Aug. 'M -An ugiee
ment lias been signed hv Secretary
01tn, Minister Dupuy Ic Uoiue, of
Spain, Antonio Maximo Mora and Mr.
Mora's counsel, piovldlng for the nl
tlemeut of the Mota ililm on the
basis ol l,;000 on the I'.tll of Keptem
lier in t. ,
Hv the agreement the claimant waives
nil ilcmnnds for Interest and uccepts the
amount named In-, full satlstactlon of
tin claim.
Then Is only one point on which It ap
pears possible that theie iimv et It a
hitch. The SimiiMi Ooveiiuuent Insl-ts
tint tin. piviunt sh ill be made by
't'apt flcn. Oimpis, In ch.iigc of t i.
Spanish forces lu Cuba, and thit money
shall lie ir.insfeircd to Mori or his np
i irsi'iitatlvf a In Havana Mr .Iota dm .i
not accept this condition ind Ins.s's
that .is the sett "nieiil ' the result of
negotiations tutu ten r?.j -i n and the
' t'nited States the pivm-'ii should be
made either in M.idiid or Washington
NO BOXING EXHIBITION.
Ciilltestr, tit flu 1'ltili'lil. ,if Munlc
li-Xlubt 'Irelnrcd HIT.
"I'arson" Danes and Tom (Vltourk
went lo Police He.nliuai.ir lli.s .itter
noon and .vnnouiic. 1 to Aitlng chic
Oonlln lh.ll the conli mp.ated .xnibitioi
at Hi. Acadeni of .Manic to-iia) ha
been dcciartd olf
h le no ic.i. excuse was given for thi
Ircakmg of tie tiigagtiiieut, t u in
ih r-Ui"i ih it uu biiauoiil side was nu
il illir. lis last n (.lit. ml the pi sp. t
loi in-ii ghl was no benrr.
Parson Dav e sanl that u.-org
D xon un ted a little vu.ou-i., on l.con
ai I. raising the latter', ir,, and he te
ta'iiilcd with a hard b.jw on Dixon
t i.e.
Tori O'Hourke Jumped in to nopar.it
ihem. and wo id have be, n rut 'entiii.
ven If the pol ce lui.l not inicifered
I'lia Daviei and o'limike .i.lmii'.iM
ilut ue nrst round luiwei i D .m iiu.l
l.eoil.u 1 was even hitter and nmie vi
clou- than the one in w ti i Acting In
spector Oor.rlelit im, i ftre.t
lit I'.strnillle the liny baiiilnner,
TrtFX'TilX' Ai,c Jil -dot VVtvti to day nraat.1
ttar a.i for ihf t',r4dul-n .f b.iria s tlvt-.
n Vltirriaiisn JmV Xn . ttan "i n Xi Vtrk
'.t. (fl i'411 nlls hi. Ote-,rn oil en 1.1 at id,
reiil.ii.nl I., .el It, tX,' ,:i. M.i.i.nt III,
tr.ct.4IH-Ker Olll.r. ct .X or j.k.j for in.
arr4.it I'.oirtr, clalm-t Hit chllJ nu stai
o'toi-l.l bv him Tn iribia la LuulfcXa1,.. by
frora o.ir to into jrc.ra.
grtllitti a.allljii liltmr.
i iiiitla i in .- at.
TAX RATE TO BE 1.9!.
- a
A.derraanic Finance Gommitter
Chances tbe Eeport.
Reduction in the Amount ol Mon y
to Ue haLed.
liliiKsbrlrlRr l ranctilse Mutter Put
Oir for h pck.
The Hoard of Alilerrntn to-dny re
celvrd the n port of the I'lnaiicu Com
inlltei, which llxe the tax rate for the
yent at 1.61. Instead of 1 ic, as antici
pated lli.i makes It' twelve points higher
lliiiti it was last ear.
Tin Committee had decided to fix the
rate at l.pj, hut ,t ncelved a report
I rum th) rinativlul Depattmoit at noon
whn h Justified a tedui'tlon of one point.
Thn lepurt shows that Hie total
amount to be r.uaed by tnxat.on U
S.in3,,;i,,il, d slrlbuiLiI as fallow :
Klnil eii liiat. for ilij 13. W74 9ri),0l
I-m eiirAl fun I i.'Vytl oiiii'tiO
.. . ' " M'.ITtMJOl
1 Ills amount ailjed tn lai Irry by
ai'iircviUilnri tor ijom.tilFa.iincra
ur Aciouiiti i orirj no
7,5;,(i,g 01
1' ua amount ailil.l ror eatlmat.t
J1rlIMy In lul.ttini tzt SOI 14
Valium nf lai levy .14017111,
lotal va union S,0ll D4i,tI im
i.a. urpiiratitini exempt from Stat.
, s 65,1125.307 01)
loul laluatlon of all aiaeninj prop
erty . . 1..57.1I..JH 00
The report of the commlttte wa laid
over for one week It will then he foi
inally adopted and the lax books will
neu be leturned to the Tax Depart
ment Collections will beeln by Oct. 1.
At the meeting Alderman Parker of
fered a resolution postponing considera
tion of tho rep rt of the Comm.ttee un
Ha Iwavs favoiliig tin granting of the
Ivlugshildge franchise to the Third
Avenue Company at Its offer of liuo.tiou
in cash and ,'i per cent, of Its gross
earnings, iih roiiuircd by law.
The H.UIwaj I'oinmlltee held a meet
ing tiiU morning, and Alderman Parker,
who is a member of It, was not present
I"or that reaNon he wanted considera
tion of the report favoring the Third
Avenue Company laid over for a week,
until he could examine It.
Tho Aldermen received the report and
made Its final consideration a special
order for next Tuesday.
The Vat Sale Citizens' Association
petitioned the Hoard not to renew the
Permit under which the New York
Central Hallway occupies Hleventh ave
nu. The Company tins a fifty jear per
mit, which expires next yeur, and the
Citizens' Association asks that It he re
voked. The matter was refened to the Rail
way Committee.
A resolution wns adopted thanking
Jacob Hch'ff for his gift to tho city of a
fountain for lungers Squat e.
mi -
CITY LEAGUE DENOUNCED.
Mnnlalrnlr Olniiiiner Nnya Hoys
Should ISol tiel Dullr Kv Idem-r.
Four young men, who described them
selves aj Jacob O. Schmltt, nineteen
years old, of 400 St. Mark's place; George
Hoffman, eighteen years old, of 216 Sev
enth street, William Wunscli, eighteen
years old, of 113 Pitt street, and Fred
erick Schienker, sixteen jears old, of CO
Avenue C, appeared as complainants
against alleged excise violators in the
Essex Market Court to-day.
"Schrenker," said Magistrate Flam
mer to the jottngest of the four hoys,
"you ill ink beer on Sunday, ou say?"
"Yes, sir,' answered the hoy.
"Did you ever drink beer in a saloon
lieforu that time?"
"No, sir," leplUd tlie llttlo fellow; "1
only drntik neer at home "
".My boy," said Maglstiato Fltimmer In
a fatherly way, "don't do ngnln what
you did on Hundny. You might get In
tho habit nf drinking and he a ruined
flan for life.
"The Soiiety ought to be nshnmed to
ask hoys of vour age to get evidence
and tbitehy destroy vour morals. Let
men get evidence ag-iinst the places and
you bovs keep out of It. It is u shame
und u disgrace. '
VllliiKr Trrnsurrr Short IO,(IOO.
OUANt.K Aug :o IMnanl Self, an eipert ut
rnuntatit, employed by the South (trance Iloarrl of
Vlllngi Tmaleea lo eiarnlno tho account, of Rob
ert A. Ilalllilay Village Treneurer, reported lait
n'ftllt a .l-fldcilry if 11(1,171 US Ilalllilay tits-
appeared three month. arM. ant 1 I ippo.ed to lo
In Kiirepe. The tru.letia line ofered a renanl
of S00 for 111. arrc.L The Invi'itltatloii toitt
ti r.nn.
-
Fiirovr the lllecle lllder.
While riding a t!f)i!e lait nlnht. Max (irepp. a
lorksmllh, of i6 Uaet Fourth etreet, ran oier
Henry Slonn. six jear. old tit.o uaj p'aylnK In
front of til. re.ldenra, Jilil Petenth ptris-t The
boy iu. talne 1 a .u-alp AuiinJ Mr. Storm, the
mother of the injured toy, went hef-ira Manla
trnte Planimer tn ba Marliet Court to-di, nud
refused to proaetute the blt'ycle rider. llrcpp viaa
dlscharced
1 - iw -
Nrnr Jer.fj llr for Allnntn.
TRENTON, Am M. 43oi Wert, to-day ap
pointed to represent New Jeraej at th. Atlanta
nxpt'iltloni rllffori Stanley slmi. vtount Hollv,
rharlea O. Tlioniaa. HiiJ.on County, and E, 1.
Uirrlion, Aib'ir) 1'irk
..
Appointed l tlir Coinpt roller.
Lawrcme H-uln anl Timothy J Klely were to
day appoluted Kxamlncr. In the Klnanr-e Depart
mint, at a ealary ofli.iw a ejr ea h. They
were sworn In by tbo Major
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
Tbt Club mn cf tbe 'erlvvlll bf1mfn for
next Run Jay t.111 ta to Mllturr. N. J . thence to
'iiiiUdt, nutherfont. rillr. 111st ni Ortcgs, r
turiitng l Jy cf E:tabfti Tft rua tra
from tfc club-tome, IT! K-it Kl&bt)Mfntb, i.t
4 10 A. M.
Tbere hne tttn ft niT.br cf crmpltln! irt
to thla onc rc-gtrdln,; the lnc,.tlu of nom of
b attrmlaiti at tbo Manhiltan Wtici trik
Tbe chock ollr cr4lr.x t-j cnmplair.ti. art
'.prcitlly untttl. T& njinnrt of th nr
popular ror, will da well tn lQ.tuat0
terUa ct ai.iai-rur and profriplonal rapfi
mUI b IkU t Manhatun Ue-ich next Saturday
mier the auiplceit of the Natloral Cjelt anJ Mh
ftic Club Tbe matjr competitloni 11 be
prii enly t- . U A rtJ-?r Th-f event ire one
nil ninles rauh, ore-mile handicap, and
nemtle ecratcA The priiea In theit eenti
Aill toatlit or diamond! of th full value pre
bribed by L W The pDTfloll ricaa Mil
I iclude uiie qu-trtrr mt'e x-ratch n,hcti rn.
' jilt limJc! ftr-mile handicap onv mile
j undt-m, -rat:'. Kntrlea c1j ;o-df lth WDi,
1 J Troy I9i I'roadway
1
Jolnasjn defeated tbe CanaJ an enrk, Frtd
j V 'LQ5 At Tcnio jea'erJty. bTor S.C3) people
The rara a K a mile bi ma tn tiree hcitt
Johnej'i ttin .a 'rauhi hcaifc. in : C7 C 5 ml
) Th picnic run et tae N'ew o: WTiee cen mil:
ti ne i net Sjndar '
"WHIle" Wlnd'e. af'er an abtene cf to yera.
Mill (xoipei U he Hartford t.k ca Sept. 9
Tfe Cirttan-I ( Y A "l nald in ju.
I mon J toaniameni op Vut 31 A fifteen cille ixiad
ra. aad a trailc e.uj fr CI a 3a A riders at
don for decl&.on.
i ...
Tbe Quill Club NYrtee.men l sUe a tl race
1 me; iwnie Urn oext uoata.
PRISONERS REVOLT.
INillce tnrll n lllsliirlmncr In I.nil
luw ltr.r J.H,
Warden Arehlbjld, of Ludlow Street
Jail, mu td 11i "KWM r,e rtrcet police
station l-ut n ght for awlstance In
qtiKllIni; a revolt of tho -rlonera unler
bis charK".
Arilnn Capt. Shec'ian and three police
men nn atrlvnit at ihe Jail founl a
crowd of I ftw people in trout of the en
trance ilsbiiiliiK to the noise maje by
the dissatisfied limiatos
I'nini two nl llm upper windows of
thn InilldlnK IkhuuI ni-rve-rticklnK crii3
and tlir.eks, acconipatiied by sounds ofi
of wjiiif! otie beatlni, aKalnm Iron Larr. '
I.eavltiK the three patrolmen outside
to il.. "Heme the crowds, Capt, Eheehan
entered the j.iil. He lound the Waruen
vlJentlj much dUturhed
The Wiitden apoloKlred for calling on J
the I'aptain. He KalJ he thought the
cmerKenc; warranted it.
He tsalrl that for nn-eral haurn three
coutiterfe ters, whose names up to the
present have been kept necret, had laid
I themstlves out to tilt ti the Jail ups.de I
iuwti.
Oti of the men, he !ald, had 'or lorne
days been unruly, bemti-e of the cur
tailment of onie of the prlvllenes which
I bull lejeti iicuoi did lilm under tin lor-
tner rcRlTic.
I iitirdny mornlnn lust before G
o clock, the Warden said, this man lie-
Ka.i to use vloli nt nud abusive l.'iiu;uaK'e
i ami fled to lncltn hi. two companions
' to riot.
lie was In a messurf successful, and
I the two made such a rackut poundtti;;
i on tlie cell donrs thai It was necessary
to put them iu separate cells.
The leader vvrs put in a dark cell hv
the kei'pem. The other two were plac. d
In cells on the upper floor, with win
dows luukllii; on J.udlow street,
'lliese nun Imnitfd utelv went to the
cell wlndj'.vs und in Kail shoutlnB and
jellliiK It took tint a few minutes tu
Kulher a crowd in front of the latl Hnd
the repor sptead quickly that niiotlu r
attempt at Ja.l delivery was be ng made.
'the prlsonet" kept up the racket for
nearly an hour, until completely e.
hauatcd. f'apt. Plurlian thought tie was not
needed Itmlile the Jail, but left three
patrolmen outi-ido to prevent another
crcwd from RUtlierlnK.
The prlroneis beKan to repeat tlielr
tactics this mornint? at 6 o'clock, nnd
Capt. Slieoliim's men had their hands
full keepings' the street clear.
The explanation lven by Warden
Archlliald this afternoon was thfc
under Warden Hanbo's administration
prisoners wire allowed great privileges,
anil when Im. Iieimr a strict disciplin
arian, besan to run tilings as thy
Hliuuld be, many of the more desperate
prisoners shoiveil their displeasure.
No open outbreak, however, had taken
p.ace until the three counterfeiters took
the Inltlaloty ymtcrday morning.
The Warden said It has been IiIh rule
tn rpllt up the dav equally so that each
prisoner shall receive the same amount
nf exercise In the yard nnd In tlie cor
r.dois. lie said there have been so many
prisoners on his hnndri that It has been
Impossible for him to allow any of
them to have moro than half nn hour's
exercise a ilny.
The conuterfeiters, he said, became
dissatisfied with the short allowance of
time and took exception to the treat-tr-en
lierlff Tamsn, when setn rettardliiB
the distill banee, said he had been up
to the Jail this morning to Investigate
the matter, and that while lie was
theie the prisoners resumed the noise
and disturbance.
"I then went upstairs and told Ihem
they could xpect no consideration from
me," he said, "and I ordered them
locked up in their cells.
"What more can I do?" added the
Sheriff "It's onlv a House of Detention '
and the nrlsoners nru not convicted of.
any crlm. but If they persist in making'
any further outbreak I shall put them
on a diet of bread and water."
QUILL CLUB'S BIG MEET.
If Cnrrlcd Ont It Will lie One of the
Mum Unique Vet.
The Qulir Club Wheelmen of this city
will, at Its meeting Friday afternoon,
consider the proposition to closo the
present season In this section with a
monster racing meet, at which all or
nearly all of tho "cracks" are expected
to appear.
If tlie Idea can be cartled to a suc
cessful conclusion, the tournament will
go on record as one of the best of the
season fur unlquo features and good
raving. It will he held some time in
September ut a track in the nelghbot
houd of tlie metropolitan district.
President Hincs has been In com
munication with evety "quad" team In
the country, while the Secretary of the
Club, M. It. Macfarlnne, has written
Chairman Gideon, of the National Hac
ln Hoard, for nn open date.
One of tho features of the meet will
In u',1 probability be a race between
Johnson, Hanger and Tyler.
REJECTS FOREIGN CONTROL.
Porte', Reply m It Wonlil lie
Kntnl In the Sullnu'a "sov errlnrnt y.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. SO. The
Porte's last reply to the Knvoys of the
Powers on tlio subject of reforms In
Armenia, mentions only the reforms of
secondary Importance, nnd rejects tho
demands of the Powers for tho exer
cise of foreign control over the execu
tion of thn proposed reforms, claiming
that it would be fatal tn the sovereign
ty of the Sultan and tho Independent
Turkish Empire.
HASTINGS CHESS TOURNEY.
I'lii)- Iteanmeil srllli the Twelfth
Itonnd This AMernnun.
HASTINGS. HngUnd, Aug. M. Play
In the International Chess Masters'
Tournameit was resumed at Urassey's,
In tnls city, to-day at 1 P. M., when tho
twelfth round was played. The results
up to 5 o'clock were as follows:
Vergani beat Ounsberg in a Gluoco
piano, after tlilrtj-llvo moves.
Tarrnsch beat Albln In n four knights
defense, after twcnty-tluci moves.
Stelnltz anl Mleper drew a queen's
(.ambit, accepted after thirty-one moves.
CLINCHY MADE NO TEST.
nn of the (is. Meter Inspector Ac-rnsi-,1
n n Wltncus,
Commissioner Sharpe, appointed bv
C.ov. .Morton to Investlgito the condition
of the onVc of State Inspector of Gj
Meleri .nthou I'linrhv. resumed th,
hearing of tel,-n In I'm III. of tht
.Superior Court lo-div.
Mi llneti, in! mi. counsel, Congresi
nin Su.. i, ini pie-cut and Hcputv
Mtorncv -liem ral il.ibbrouck appcari-u
on behalf of the State
Thomas l 1'innorn. a former en.
plc.vee of the Au.fricjn Meter Compnn
testil.vd that jouiig clinch) had vU.te
the Amei.i'in Meter Compiny fictor
i font i r live tmuj during the year isi
I i ml it iiiin umk'i'.-looil that be wen
.1 era as a Stile ulllcer. He had Iol
I a tne pergonal!) tail he was an As
I distant luspe u r of Meteis.
On one occasion he went there to In
sj pet a 0"j-li.jhi meter, but made ni
teit lnstea 1, he look witness's state.
iin.it as to the ncruric) of the test.
The wltntss sa'i he thought joune
Clluchy was Incompetent.
Veteran Criiniiiiej Gets Buck,
Comptrull.r Cart, IV Palmer, cf ProeUlrn
( thu mTllIni rer.lv.i a xuatk In Ih. rantro
. ,ri. ov.r th. rmr.iil of Rrh.a rromm.3-, for
oi. ill iii'ium warrant i-itrk Jm be r,aymr
, 4rcti'4 Ihli raornln. th,l a per.mpiorjr man
(tamiia atiiP l&iuc tllri-Un. Mr Palm.r to ra
I laiut. Mr Crumint'-, ai h. la a vcttran.
FERRY-BOATS IN COLLISION.
The Hamilton nml Alnxkn C'rnh Tn.
cethcr In I'.nst Hirer.
The ferry-boat Hamilton, of the Cath
arine street ferry, hm a collision with
fin Alacka, of the Hoosevclt street ferry
line. In the Hast Hivrr opposite the
Umpire Stores shortly before S o'clock
this moriilne
The ;rish was violent, but no one waa
hurt, although the Alaska was crowded
with pas-efiers on the way to this city.
Tlie Alauka left her slip at the foot of
Ilroadway, W'lllamsburg, at 7.30 o'rlok.
A swift flood tide was running, which
j made ll illflii'iilt for the Alaska's pilot
.o hold her h"ad down stream.
When oir the I'mplre Stores dock, the
Hamilton was seen mining up stream
rapidly. A collision wns seen to be In
evitable The pilots of both boats put
their helms hard to starboard, but the
Hamilton struck the Alaska almost
heed on.
OwltiK to the Alaska snttlnj; lower In
thn watei than the Hamilton, the for
mer boat received most of the damage.
Her gnat d rail was carried away a dis
tance uf twelve feet, and tho forward
section of the cabin strained.
'I lie Hamilton was so Utile damaged
she continued her trips.
There was some excitement among 'he
ijinem'ers on botn baits, when It was
teen the crai,h must come, and, as Is
ii'Uai In such cases, women screamed
and rushed toward the stern ot the
boats.
A few of the passengers were tnrown
from their seats without sustaining In
Jury. No blame Is nttachel to e'ther pilot,
as It was wholly an accident oi the swift
tide that the collision occurred.
The Alaska was laid up for repairs.
m -1
STRIKERS HOPEFUL
Vent makers KV1 Sure They Will
Win Out.
The striking vestmaluTS crowded into
Liberty Hall. 237 Hast Houston street,
this morniriK and listened to speeches
fion. Max Spltzer Secretary Shaplio
and Secretary Morris Prund.
There weie manj nratly-drebstd younp
women Ir the hall, who were very en
thusiastic. "Will we win?" queried one of the
girls. "Sure, the contractors are ts!ow,
lm' they will rome in before the week
Is out.'
Loader Spltzer and Secretary Fr-und t
Bftld the strikers would be successful be
cause they are not making any unrea
sonable demands.
"Our demands arc for an Increase of
.25 per cent, of piecework prices and foj
a tifty-nlne-hour work week," said Sec
retary Kreund. Some of the contrac
torw lme defaulted and left their work-
rs linpover.shed."
Nine hours Is fixed as the limit of
work on Fridays to gle workers time
to prepate for their Sabbath.
Of the 150 contractors In the trade
forty had signed up to noon.
The pantsmakers gave tncouraglng re
ports this morning at tf Stanton street.
Few men are out, and they expect
to be employed shortly.
The U Blake Clouk Company and S.
Oppenhelm & Co. have gi anted their
cloakmakem an Increase of 10 per cent,
on piecework. The people In lrreedman
Uros demand on Increase.
IS THE WORLD OF LA DOR.
Th newly ele-'te-J IteeonilnK SecreUrr ot Car
penters' Ualon No. 513 li 11 Schilling.
Tallon' Union No. 27 has purchased niw
trle banner ac Ihe cost ut $lt0.
James C GarrU hat heen commlislontd aa
an organiser for the Socialist I-dbor part.
Loval Assembly 101, K, of L, has elected D.
C. Sorrel I, Master Workman; F. W, Waluin. Rt
tordlnij Secretary
United CiothlnR Salesmen's Union No. 94 has
elected I! M. Kuraln, 122 East Uroaxlway, Cor
repponJIns Secretary.
Joslati U. Ihr, exGeoeral Secretary ct the
nranlie-Cutiers' National Union, has be:ome
editor of the Stone Trade News.
The olVera elected by the New Jersey Federa
tion cf Labor yesterday are William ulll, Tres
Idetit, Iltmrv (jlag, Vke-PreBKlent. J. II Ket.en.
Trv.urer. As fhahnun of the Kxecuthe Coin
mlttre, J P McDoonell r.a ro-electoJ.
The complaint of Tailors' Loral Union No 1.
,Ironsvllle, apslntt ftretary Charlea V. Itclcbers
lor allej-M neglect of duty has been dUmtML
t'nlon Pal titers and varnlrhers ronipla.ned to
the Hoard of Walking Delegates esterday that
non-ufilnn men lia.e been employed on the Mur
ray Hill Hotel. Fortj-flrst street an) Park ave
nue nakers Inlrn No, 92 has ft, en the addreiaes of
five bake shop to tbe fai.or) Inspectors ta have
them enforce the sanitary Ian a
Adolph KutFfher has been elected a member ot
the Auditing Committee or the Workmen's Oen
erut Benefit I'nlon. The rerripm during lb lat
three months were 16S. 029 h7, and Ii7 J?0 Z$ has
been expended The orKanlratlon l.as U.4bS mem
bere, 1,674 of ivhom are women.
The walking delegates of Kleetrlcal Workers'
l'n. on No 3 ha-e found non-union men emplr)cd
by lfe2cl lUuler on the building of the Amer
Iran Hurety Company, Fine street and Hrndwy,
and the new mansion of Klbrldgs T, Gerry. ttty
flrst street and Fifth a.enue.
SPORTING MISCELLANY.
Tbo mans.r. cf Val-Carjbrti!;e ath.Ulfi ffamrs.
to be belJ her. In Uctotrr, bar. decided to place
reierv.1 icata on pile earljr anl to prevent .peca.
lator. from ttiylng up th. clioUe eeals. The tip.
plication blank .mem, use.1 ro .jcemfully In
tbe big football frame., nill b adopted. Theie
blanks will be furolihed to peraoac at anr place
In th. tO'tntrr, but not more than the ticket,
villi be Did to atir oce perion. anl lerarata
blanks mntt I, uaed fcr acb ticket desired. Ap
pllcallou blanks can be obtained from G K. U
Wade, po,t Oiflc. bos 134S. New Hiren, Conn
ur President Sherman l)i. .Somlumpton L f
The) hale alai been place! ,th A O Spildlu
& Mro, . 13C-I30 Nassau street. Nes York anl
James E. tu!ll.an. 211 Hroadsaj. New jrk' !
Fetiator r.ot.T Is prepsrlng a rsll for a ren. I
er.tl trcetlm if tbe New Jlanlmtai Athletm ,
riub. to b held the tint . rrt In heptember
nttlcers will be electe-1 and ccmmltttes apiidn'ed'
lth powir to supcrtl. tbe arlous branches" of
spurt- Wbll. members l) thus prartliallr
direct tbe club-, piilu they will t, eitlrelv
re, Irom all financial retpomlblllty ejeept the
pa:irent ot djes.
...
Entrlel for th eienll to b. decided at lh
Labor Pay rarullal of the N J A C are com
Ine In npldl), and there I. eiery liidu.tiVr,
that the list will be the larieit in the J..Jm
it the club. The csrd Is a lery lailtlns in.
ror.ilstlti( of two seilsl intltatlon ra e hlcic'.
ra.e, t..lb,ll baieball and the fellow lug handl.
,i ath.etl. e,ents im.)ird run 9.Xril riis
O.yard run one-mlle run :.'0-jrd hurdl
sjo.ysrd no,l'e ind po e unit Tho blci, .
.jps lli rosn.i of a on. ant a two.mii
landlcar hell jinler I. , .antlou f'nirl..
In,, with James t Sur.lrM. : llroadii")
MonJl) Aug .4. ' i
...
Tie ntrlei fir tn iamei ant picnic of 5,
iarl k. Lyceum. ,t timer a I'ark 10. mon- i
afl'llen hiie n let well anl me gul , , 1
l are .sje ..! I coo I, l ki- ehimpln,,'
umir if th- I'.l. Iiei irrsieiit will ie rue
..rtcr, wll ,e FT. I 1, .i . 'l , . ,, it '
.l.ii.tl Fo.u.lp. are iho dii, .ii Al,, j ,' J
I a 1 das"l (luiaril -.11 i. .ne- mtle ra '
II tw,a ol th pari,' unlir s ' io ,pj , i,4..
nil. run. fat men. a ra.e, nek id e, tircc-JS" ji
-a and potato ra .
CAN REGISTER ON OCT. 8.
IronUI, ii'a Knur r)n of llritUtru
lion Setilril l'ton.
Th Hrooklyn noard of Election Cora
nlsloncrs to.ilay annmrce'l tta dates
for rpi'iutrailun.1 Turtula), Oct. i.
't.lnesiia Oct ID, Kridjy, Oct. ii, ai.J
.iaiurday, Oct, K, from 7 io 10 A .M .
ittrt from S to 10 I1 ji
I former tara the places of reslstra.
,ry hac heen open coiiilnuoiiEly from 7
K. .M, to '0 r. it.
The lists will aim be otien for revision
on Oct. 31 from 8 A . ji. to U P. M.
BROOKLYN"
CRUSHED BY TROLLEY. .
L
Eigh;-Year-0d Joseph Cassidy B
tho Litest V.ctim. H
His Right Leg Smashed by a Bergen H
.Vnipiitntlun Muy Ku.e the LUtle H
Kcllim'n . H
Klght-year-oli Joseph Cns-IJy. f 2G0 H
Ctri-ii street, Hrooklyn, la the lattsst Mf
victim of Ihe trolley. The lo. u - H
kiiockeil ilnn n by a Ilers-en street calf. H
this inormni.. nnrl the wheels passet) 1
over h.s r.Rht leg, crushing It so ee- Bl
erely that amputation -n III tit necea Kiil
Joseph had beet) playlnp on the side Ksaal
walk and startt.il across the 4reet. He H
did not notice car 33G. of tie llergen H
street line, us It bouled alone on Its up- H
town trip. While he was (rosslng thn s4ll
rails tlie motorman saw Hm and put 1
on the brakes, but the boy was knocked H
clown nnd sround beneat) the wheels H
before tho car could be brought to a HH
A blK crowd leathered and assisted In H
ilragKlng the little fello.v from his per- HH
lions position, lie was unconscious. An SH
ambulance from the i-ieney Hospital, In HH
churso of Sursteon Taylor, responded to HH
a. call and the little fellow was taken to H
the H
It was found that the wheels had V
struck Joseph un the right leg below the I'alaBlaBlal
knee. The bones vere crushed and thu H
patient as sitlTerlng from shock. 1
The tloctorr said there wjia a chance ' H
of saving his life 1
rie motorman Frank Magulre, of H H
1 t. r?cn street, and William Iluntet. H
co ii.rtor of W7 St. Mark's avenue, were H
no, H
PAID IN MARKED BILLS. I
Tn Allrcnl t.nsr Enforcement So- H H
rlrt) Aitrnta In Trouble, M'LmM
nilllam II. Crampton, of 2J4 Fifth ' M
avenue, Hrooklyn, and Robert II. Wll- I H
bon. of 94 lirldge street, ho said they 1 B
we-e agents of the Law Enforcement I M
Hoclety, and who were arrested last I
nitht on a cliargo of extortion, were V HBJ
l.eld by Justice ltliodes In Fort Ilnm.l-
ton I'olice Court this morning to await ,
the action of the Grand Jury. A P
William Texter, proprietor of Ulmer j (
I'ark, alleges that Crampton Induced I UWj
him to give him 100 under a threat to WV
lodge a complaint for Uolatlng the law. , M
Texter complained to Sergt. Summers ' tBk
and Detective .Mulvey, of the liath f K
lleach police station, who advised him flHf
to give Crampton marked money, Tex- II
ter says Crampton agreed to let up for 1 MW
1110. and gave mm the money. I 3
The police arrested Crampton at once. ,' iXH
The blliti nero In his possession. x
Wilson as arrested later on a war- tkm
rant Is.sued by Justice Khodcs. Texter IaH
says, when Wilson called, he received a 11
note from Crampton that "everything LU
was 'O. K." H
Neither prisoner is a special officer, H
nml. it Is said, It cannot be claimed that H
they extorted money under color of otB- aaH
clal authority. M
HERE IS STRANGE JUSTICE.
A .ilnn Held for u Crime to Pleas . ,
(lie (iirry Society. l H
Thomas H. Maley, of 600 Gates ave-
nu., Iitooklyn, was In the Gates Avenue t
I'olice Court this morning on a charge C M
of assaulting his two-year-old child and M
breakln? Its arm. H
Tho child's mother testified that sha
went out, leaving the child asleep in its M
cradle. When she returned she founJ m
her husband asleep on tho bed and the jf- ' SLLm
child lying on tho floor with Its arm u, M
and lea broken. She took tha baby tn As br H
Bt Mao s Hospital. f Od- J
In her rage she said she accused her m H
husband of being responsible for tht 1 II
accident, but admitted she had no rea P' Bj
son to suppof.0 Maley was awake at thi I w Lm
time of the accident. Hhe did not be- Hf-
lieve ho touched the child. Tho hospital J
surgeon swotc the ftactnres were man Khtfol .
HkPly to come from a fall than a blow. lVl
Jitstlc Ilarrltnan admitted that thera 1 ' f '
was no evidence agaltibt Maley, but said IS
thi. case had created notoriety and Iih Lm anl - U
must defer to thn Gerry Society and f
hold Maley under J3 ball for the tlrand B10 com
Jury. W Uthcr
Mother and child v. :il be destltut J a strict
while the husband Is ih Jail. jUbatnc. Lm
REVOLVER MADE HIM WED. l" i
Jther. li ' M
IhHt l W'li J' O. I,. Ilrinvu Wants nta I' u4 " I
Annalnient. 1" m M
Judga Van Wyck In the City Court, Ay tlm
Ilruoklyn, this morning, oppolnted Kd- Ittuln.a
nard V. Dunn guardian for Mrs. Anna las pna-
A. Drown, of 100 Fifth avenue. Brook- 1 on my W
lyn, to defend .. suit tu annul her mar- Merer w
rlagc ntth Dald L. Uroun. Inn or 1
Nathaniel G. Hrown. father of the tn Dot I
husband, hrlmrs tne suit as guardian ' """ I
Young Hrown is eighteen years old. Wl llm f
His ulie is one year his Junior. lironn mpress 1
claims the marriage waa brought about H to sit
through ilutcss , on1.
He sass hit. wife's father accused him
of ru.nlng his daughter, and at the """.
point of a revolver Induced him to (. '
marry the girl. Kent I
He denies the charge, and says on ,, i
Feb. 4 last he compiled with his father- W.
In-lan'a request and was married by
Hev. Mr. Dixon. IWpp.4
..k - aka ara
HENRY AGAIN PUT OFF. K"Z '
Heirlim In tap nnd Son's" Cuse B(
AdJonriiPfl I'utll To-Morrosr. fctU '
Tho argument on the return of Ibt-goul.
writ of habeas corpus In tl ru
William 4. Henry, the alleg I
of his miser father. CharlesV1' th "ct ot ' u,mM?'
was adjourned again by Just " """ 0'" b" cle" !
In the Supreme Court. Ilrookf r""e" la th4 "
to-morrow-. , sLateJ m, , h .,
Foster I.. Backus Henry's CM createa , nlm,..
told Judge Gaynor that the adJcC , u .., lho lmit
wan at the inslanco of Dlstr.et-v5
John"!'. Norton, stenographer hn,' " ",,ng 0,:1"
tii-e ll;;i rty's Court, was fworiB enilmument, la- .
after proniiCiiig his minutes In thtV of contlnuol lit,
cerilliigs in h s court, was exctiseriv.i Dt ,h. father
II is sulci Mr. liarltus will claim 1 , , ' , ,t,. 1
th- iiiiii-cr.iu of the HlenoiTraphi'1 '""" a ",' I
mlmilca Is not an r.sact cooy In avJ. iiumcil by tho
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FIVE REPORTED KILLED. ' - i
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Ji:rFElt?ONVIl.l,E, Ind.. Aug. :o.
A bad wreck .s sa d to have occurred on I",lt:, "Th
Ihe Ua.tiniorb anl Ohio Southwestern "" ".T
road about fUty milts from here this
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