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K?J4,182.
KEW-YORK, BDIfDAi; SEPTEMBER 13, 180&-TWELTK PAGES.
PR1CE TI1REE CENTS
voi_.XLV.
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
OPENING OF THE AUTUMN CANVASS.
mn CUlMKERLllN-a ADROIT CSE Of HIS OFPOR
.t'-MTY-lOKY P1PL0MACY-WHY FaWKtM B18
MABCK 18 GKNEROCS TO BPA1B-MB STEAD'S
rLlQMT.
(BT CABI-B TO TIIB T RU-BHE. 1
LojipOV. Sept. 12.-The Electoral Campaign in
?be Uuited Kiugdom may be said to have opened
v ,th thla week'e apeechea. Lord Hartington's tcm
pcr?tc att*ranc.ehave boen followed by addresaes
oi.uiorcnartiHautype, aud ia tbe casc of Mr.
CBarabcrlain a distinct programine haa beeu enun
eiatrd for tlie flBhtinn wing of the partr. Lord
Randolph ChurchiH'a endearor to convert Lord
Hartinirtoii and to win him over to the Conservatives
-aachar.ut. ristic ln itsdaring. but has boen over
-bcttn-d by the intercst fclt in Mr. Chambcrlain's
latcr ntterar.ee-, Lord Raudolph Churchill'a
.ilenre as to Mr. Farnell's separation programmo
aot only dUapBointcd Coaserrative politi-iane,
Iml encouraged Irishtuen to bclievo that the honr
(or indrprudencc was not far off.
MR. CUAMBERLAIN'S 8PKECH.
Mr.ChainberlainthereunonBoiredhisopportuuitv
a?d notw.thstanrting aU hia prcvioua sympathy for
?aoy of Mr. Parnell'a demauds made lt plain that
the Kadicala will re.-ist by evrry tossible means
the laat deuiand which Mr. Davitt haa instigau-d
Mr. I'arnill to put forwar.l. 'Ibe tremendous
9_t_ui*b?ui wlth which Mr. Cb.irahor!.-.n'a declara
tioua have been received will moat hkely
ir.duce tne Tory partr to coaipel Lord
Randoli.lt v'.mtchill or feome oth.T )*tmM
todcclurc .Klii.it.ly f-r the uuion. Tlie 1888*88
ol the c<.uutry. Engliahmen sav, will no more per
Miit a aeparate rarliainent in Dublin thau the
Korthcrn Statcs would alk?w aeccaiion.
>e parta of Mr. Chamberlain'a spcech sotting
forth the neceseity of a cry to excite en
thusiaani at the elections, and eapeci:illy
tboee bads of hia prograrouio suggesting
eipropriation of land for UM brn.tit
of Ialior-ra. aud also a graduuted lncoiue tax have
cauacd disguat auiong LiberaK lii^ ouiparison of
Lord Hariiiigtou to Rip Van Wn.kle is another div
cordant note. Mr. Chamberlain's socialiattr MB
truma and the activitv ef the fanati.al sections in
thecon.?titiiencioecatt-*-uau.vLibir.ils to deplurc
Mr. Giadstone'sailence,
niSESrABi.isiiMrvT.
ItianotablethatMr-Lhaiulierlainniadeuoalluhion
to dieeatablishnient, On tliis subject Mr. Gladidone
haa diatinctly said that diKc.tablishuicut should
tot be a leadinn laeue for the election. Lord Rosc
licry ha* within the paat woek oxpresscd a similar
epiuion. These views aceord vrith Lord Harting?
ton's declarati-na aud Church men aro rvjnitiug at
thepTOhpcil of iuimuuity.
THK CAROI.1XK9 BBW.
rrtnee Dismarck'sdispatch of Augu.st 31 publi^hc d
reaterday U pitohed iu such a moderate toue that
there seeme a ceitainty of a paciflc aolution of the
Carohnee qneatlon. It will be diflkult even for
aueh hot-lir-ded poblicane as 8pauiarda to force a
ijuarrel with Germany, whese calmue?a and fair
aeaa in tlua disputo have aroiwed niuch synipa
tby in England. The high-handed way ia
i? liicli I'ritico Biamarrk dealt with Xew-Gnluea and
Liii.ibar might havo been expected to provoke
Liiitiaih ill-will over thi* acixure nf the Carolinea,
but not a single newapaper of iinportauce falla to
recogiiize Gennany's good faith. Mon-ovrr, the
di>titditable action of the Spuumh Cabinct toward
Englaud iu the recent commcrcial treaty negofia
tii.ua \? not calcnlated to arouae any sympathy for
?1 ain iu this ceuntry.
rriucc l'.iauiatck, however, has no desire toniar
hia colonial dovelopmcuta by anything like n
quarrel with Spain, r-pei lally a? the dispute might
po_?ibly end in tbc dovrnfall of AlfoiiMi. 4* i~ aa
part of Ocriuan pohcy to dcMroy monarchical iu
Btitutiona, aud in this caae such de8trurti..ii
wonld lcad to another Latm Republic, sympatliettc
if not in uctual alliance with Frauce. Henin i
tli" keynoie ofuiuch of Prince BiMnarck'a fore
bcurauce.
LORP 8ALI8BCRY'_ JDIPI.riMACY.
Reportx of Sir Henry Drumrion.l WoIAPh miasion
do not pn.mise early succes, iu tiuie tobe of ?eivice
for the forthcomiug eloctions. The future
of the British foreign policy i? not the least
of the i88iies to be bettled at the prjlling
b.M/ h. If tho Toriea aro auccesufiil, Abdul Haniitl
Hiost hkely will coine t>> au underutaiiding uot only
aa to Egypt, but as to the part Turkey ahall play
ln Asia in thfl eyent of RusHo-Britihh difflculties.
Russia is moBt likely to krep peare
tu Ahia se loug as Lord Saliabury ia in
allire. The oordial feeling betweeu the present
Bntiah Government and Germany increa?e8, aud
will beceme an important factor in foreigu affairs
If the electioitB ebtablish the Couservativea in
efllie. One of the earliest results expecUxl will
be Ihe endoavor by Germany to reatraiu KiiHsiafrom
aasiimiiig a provocative policy toward Enitland.
Bui while Lord Sali.bury has doubtless acliieved
aucceaaee which -tfengtbeu his Ministry, even
Conservativemini-tersdo not expect any eloctoral
Biu-ceaa.
LORD RANDOLPH CI1URCIIII.L BI'SY.
It is remarkable what a leadin? part Lord Ran
dolph C liurilull is playing in tho proliimnariea of
the cauipaign- He has foiir private Bccretarios.
One gontlcman naim-d Mooro is tlie ableat coach
the India offlce conld producc lor Lord Randolph
L'hnrchill'*. work as Hecretary ol State. The other
three are aliuost eutirely engaged on electoral
Bnattere. Biugularly the names of two are Wolfl
and Gorst, ao thcre ia a fourth party iu miniature
?nce mor. un-i- r Lord Randolph Churchill's thumli.
MR. STEAn'8 CHEDfl.ITY.
The Annstrong caae ii oroving most disastrou_ to
Thr I'all Mull Hazettf, and to the Salvation Army.
Mr. tStead's credulity ia nnivorsally held as Catali
llsbing bia utter unfitnona to condact u newspaper.
Deceut p.-oplc have no sympathy for him becanae
hia Mth_4_ of BM uring reiorm have ilooded London
with gutter literature aml his atooping to aesociate
with a wrctch like Mn. Jarrctf, who bo grosaly
deceivcil him, lnducea many to queation theman's
aamty. The feuling which thla trial la develop
ing aganii-t tbe Salvationiata may not unlikely
lead to oatburata of violcnce agaiust Gen
aral ilooth'a army. Mr. Stead'a allegation
agaiuHt Mrn. Armstrong haa utterly failcd.
IlRAMAIIC AND I.IIKKAIlV.
Mr. Irving aud Mibb Terry Imvi. had a aplendid
Btavptiou at the reproductiou af " Olivio." The
Lyceum Theatre has been netvly dccorated and
tho boxea and stalls in part rearranged at tho loss
of many scite, but nll for tho coiufort of vlaitois.
" Faust" is to follow " Olivin," but it is clear tho
latter wil! run for soine tiiuc.
AdTOcales ef marriago with a doceased wife's
siater are ahout to invoke tho aid of the stnge.
Macdonald Green baa just wiittcu a play for tho
Olympic Theatre ahowing tbe iujuetice of English
law on this suT.Ject
Another loug novel, " Alivc or Dcad," written by
Fargua (Hngh Conway).will be published iu sereral
r.iiK'i-.h newspapers noxt January.
-?
CHOLERA CASE8 IN BPAIN AND FRANCE.
Madrid, Sept. 12.?Tbe total numberof casca.
of cholera reported lu Madrid alnce Septeml.cr 1 waa
10.C60, and for the wbolo of Bpaln for the aaine parlod,
23,044. Tbe total i.tiinher of deatba from tbe dlacaae
througbout Pnaln alnce Beptember 1 was 0.370. The
dlaeaae haa altnoat (Itaappearad from the prorlncea of
Vuleuola, Murola, Bara.oaaa and Oranada.
Fahib, Sept. 12.?A few caaea of cholera and deatba
from the dlaeaae are dal'.y reported from varluus towna
ln tbe sou'.b ot France.
Tlie Archhlahop of Alr, department of Rourhea-du
liho'ie, aeraatera n.llea niirth of Maraelllea. dled from
tbe illaenae, wblcb be oontractcd whlle rlaltlng a rholura
boapllat.
Tot u.rt, Pept 12? There were fonr deatha from
cholera bere laat nlrht. Tbe wentber iacooler, and tho
dlaeaae ia gradually dl-appeurlng.
There were four deatha bere to-dny. 8lx peraona were
adu.ltted lo the boapltala and eleven were di-('hurut-il.
There nre now aerent.t-alx under treatiaent. Tho wlfe
of tbe Itallun C'ouaul bere liua dlod froui eholera.
TIIE F.I.IZA ARM8TRONO ABDTJCTION CA-I
London, Sept. 12.?Tha 4'xnruination t)f Mr.
Ptruil. Filitor of Jht Patl Mull Gatittr, Mra. Juirett,
flrauiwcll Itooth, Mra. ( ooinbe, Mr. Jacyuea nr.il Mta.
Miiury, the defendanta lu the Elini Artnatronir ahdiietlon
eaae, waa rr.aiiinfd at the Bow Street l'ollce Court to
day. Mr. Ituaaell, counael for the defeuce, eoiituiue.l the
croaa-exuiu niHlton ot tl.e niother ot Eli:Hl Arinatioti^.
Mra. Armatrong adhored toher recnt denlnla tbat aho
had aold her ohild to Mr. Htea.l or itny one clao for Im
runrul purj.oaeg. t'ounael for ihe defea. ii then oake.l u
fow queationa tendlnu tn jirove th it the R.-llln. Of tbe
chlld waa nol knnwn to Ibe futlier, th.it wituc.aa krj.t tl.e
uiittler a Bi'i-rei from hor buahaud.
T.EI.ATION.S OF tal'AIN AND C.ERMANY.
Madkid, Sept. 1_.?Thc ('ovinitniiit _Bfl rc
fuaefl to i.r.'i i > t tl.e reaiiruatton of A.'uilralTopote, Under
ry ..f tho Marlno. Il.iron dea Mlebela, Ibe i
Atnh.iaaador. hua teloKrairhed to M. de Fieveiuet. UM
Frencb Mlnlater of Furelifii AfTVlra, thnt he f.-ara the
iiiap.it.? betweeB Oerataay nmi Pi.aiu reapeetlag the
Caroltna talauda win ba ? nrotraeted one.
Mahbik, Hept. 1'.'.?The tienum L-: utlon ln thla clty
laailll guanled I.v aoldu ra. Ai tl.e hlnhliv reeeptten
tn tne rrini-eaa of the Aaturl'-a nt the royal palaee laat
atgfct, Kinif Alfoaea h.i't n leng eom eraatloa w iu. (ount
gB?BB .-<)?.i.e whI.Ic. Ibe (leriu.m Alnlntaa.i.lor.
Baron dea Mirhela, the Fremli Aml.i.aaador, haa tele
grapbedtaM. <le Fr.-yclnei, ibe Frencb Minl K-r ..f
n Affnlra, tb.it tho alti.nt..... bere l.ua ImprOTed
aud [hut Ulc daafBf of a eonltlil baa dcclcaacd.
RBWI N -i H I BOM L05DO-.
I/.M.ov. Pept. 12.
Mr. QtABBtXHra'a OoaiN to 8.- bfr. Ota?otane, who la
aufferli.K from liitnbak.'.'. !a r-porte.i t-> be w..r e.
Bra__?? aoooaaaavk?Tfeaatrtaeef ihe ri,ooow?rk.
ro. n <? nployed at tbe Elawlrk aaa an.l i.bl B worka
effltrWllUaniOaoreeAraaatroag, Newaaetle, h.a beaa
aettled ln furor of the alnkera. T'.? two fort-mt-u ob
Jecied lo by tbo workuieu were dlachar^ed.
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_UHH-S__ BM-L-FOI Ba-D-Mia
Montrf.ai., Bapt W {Sprrlth.^'lhcro w.ti
twclre deatha from amallpox ln the clty yeatarday an.l
nveinBt. Jean Ilaptiate rlllaife. 4>f the n.w aaaaa *r
poried twenty-alr were autheatlcated. There wrrotwo
de.'-ths at the Clvlc lloapttal. Klaht new patlenta were
ivdiultted nnd ten dlachar4-.il. :.-ivi |g alily-nlue In tbe
Inatltutiun, of whlch I1ft>'.aeveu are ilolug welL There
were 174 lutortneuta in tbe 0?1?88? Ceinetery during
tbe wcek en.llng to-duy. Of thla b.luil.er there were 117
deathafiom aiuuilpoi. A Baaoette. mu fiu-wl lu une
of tl." atreeta to il.iy. A fourteen yeai-old _lrl WHlklug
alooi{ Notre DaOie-at. wtth a pareal waa mct hy b
Ihiy ullb the diai-aae plalnly luarked nn hla f.-u e. Ibe
aiuai1 Ih.)- aiare.i ut ii.-. aaa abedropped h.-r pareataaB
raa. Ata ineetlnit of ibe Fn.vln. lal Board Of lleallh a
reauli.lioii Waa pt.aae.l Kiamlna' to all t.e.i.lb oftlclala n.t.l
in. ,11 ii inen lul. |u?wer 10 enter ali bwuea whvre ai.ia.l
p4>x u.lght ln-auppohe.1 to ei!-t, aa well m. f.n t.n-.- .
lulila nnd other ratnbllaliinetila, aud to order ;<n>
urea whlch tliey iiiuy d.-i iu uilr.aablc to |.r veiit tlir
apreudli.K ot tbe epl.lei.ile. Ibo rirle Iloapitai ?.-.
tak.-n ? D Uonday l.y the lirey Nuna. Ihclr
raiuuiieiiiiioii wllj bt |10U ii y.-_r B88?
rilll.ADl Ll HIA, Sept. 1_ \BBl*nBi)w ? Tli
Bi ard of Il.-altli <>u learnlng that ain.illpot wua ,
lent at Bprlnx Mllla, aatuull rllluge with tuo Iiud.IikI
li.litiliititiiia aud ouly a few lulli-a fr.i-ii the clty. aent a
phyalctun to the pl.tec nnd thla ..fteriioon it report waa
reail to the effei-t that alnce tbe .1 ..-.i-ii uppearrd ln
Aprll there have be08 eleven eaapa. ^(^.?!l of t|i.?.
occurred ln aaa f..iuiiy. Tbere are ao e.ia?-? at
preaeal. The houaea where tl.e dia?>;ia?. ha.1 oa
weredlatafectedand a .putntity of dutufectauta ala
tr'.i.uted for ihe uao of the peeala
kngi.i-ii osiOK-xni A.iAiN ncro-iouB.
'1 DiiiiMi), ObL, Bapt 12. -1 he r?-tui ii < id k.i
maU'h betweon tbe (.entl.men of Baflaad und Ui'
Ontarlo te.-nn wua won hy the forroer l.y an Itmlut; und
1)7 rui.a. Tbe Ontarioa ln the tlr?t InnliiK acor.at only
(iil. Th.y then plnvc.1 Ih. Ir a< emnl Innlnr, acorui4' oal]
04. BaaaBaea wua tbe enlef acorer. win. 'J", aud bla
pluy wua iidiiilrul'le. Tl.e howllnti of the DllliabetB wua
too atrons for tlu- bititlug of the OataHe men. aml the
latter had alaasa aeera,_?B, to aoiaiuBBt. ihe ('ouiie
uien uf Fiigliiu.l atait for Montieul to-inurrow nifc . . ,
?? -?
B1G BEAK Ol'II.TY Of Tkl_UK? Mi.'iNY.
WiNMrii,, Sopt. 12.?Bik BaM ?;ia tiii-.| ;n
Kefinayeatenlttf on a eharas of treaaou fclmiy im.l
fouud Kuuty. htiilcuce waa .leferred.
FRAOMENT8 OF CAIILE NEWH.
r__J0_TOBT, Septi l'-'.-The poll.e olllrliiia of thi| e|fy
have written an Bpotogr to u.e Bogliab touriaia wbo
were r.-cenll) i.ireale.l beie on aOSPtetOB of b. inn lln.
(leraona wanie.i in exiuiie. tlou with a bimk rebbery eoav
lultted laat Juiie. They hare alao glvfi. a copy of lha
upology to ihe llrltlab Oouaul ln tbla clty.
l'aliia, BeVt 1J. Nimeioiia (,eni,an aplea hare r. ?
ccnti) laradedt-4 rarleoafortlBed Plaaaala IBeeaatera
part of France. It la atnted tb.it a OoraMIB geimr.il and
two olticcra w.-i'i) urreai.-'l ul Ib Iforl, tne capli i. nf r.r
tioiitiet ilfp.-irin.eut of ll.tut-lihlii, whlle lu Ibe ,,( | ,.;
tiikliift* p!niia of the rurluua loitibed pualtlona, aud
caeorted to the froutiar.
I)i iii.in. Hej.t 12.?Tlie Enr! of ( .-.rnurvon. I.ord Meit
teuuut of lieiand, aud l.a.ty ('ariiiii\<iii l.iiie mrtved at
l.i.ud'inderry an.l uu entbiibi.'iatlc receplion baa been ac
uorded thi-m. A uuniber of ad.lreaa-a of w.-icnme have
been pseaaaied to tii? Barl t>y the ataalelp il autuoritiea
und tue rarioua orgunizaliuua of tho clty.
BafMBB?a ficpt. 12.? An olttelnl dlapatch from Qm
Towbdeatestbeatarytaktfrapbed onI , i ti,.u
aeverul atationa of tbe Afrlo.n. iBtarBBtloBal BaaocilatloB
had been Btt-8-Bd hy (.'onuo .-,iiinll..ila aad a uuuibcr or
wblte Bettlera rouat.i.l and deroared.
OSE SrRVIVOR TO couueborate a RATTI.E.
B-UTHfOB-, Bapt 12.-To-day l.alhc aiivcnty
flrat aunlvcraury of the t.atil" of North l'olnt, wi.ne
Ocueral I'.-iaa, at tbe beitd of a Brtllab aruiy, waa kllled
aud bla forcea irpiU',1. 'ih... Aiuerlcau aurvlvora ,,f
that l.attle have anniiaily for many yeara uttcuded a
honque. lu couniiuiuorati.in of lt. Thelr i.uiuber baa
been gradually redueed uutll to-duy ouly one mun aat
down to nn elaborutn courae dlnncr at Reunort'a The
laat of the Old Defei.d.ra' 8ocIety who la ablo to leare
hla houio la Jaiuea Morford, ago ulucty. Flve of
tbe reterana are atlll allva, but Morford
at.-tna-n plii.ua dltiner with a few youa^er frienda,
and |B Tl.woflhi| f,..;i ihiilbe wua one of aeve.i wbo
parti.lpiited one year ag? it la belaved llutt Ona la
probabl) tbe l.ial bauuuet tbut wlll be glvuu to coin
m> nioi.tte ihe bitttle of North l'olnt.
Thereuiiia.it ot tbe . ity (.uai.l, a u.l.lt-ry organlza
tlol. befere tl.e Ute war, celel.ratcal tbe day by a .liniu.r
at Ooranatown Annory. Ihe aurr'.vora ..re thoan wbo
wure tbe blue aml the arny ln that coullict, but loug alnce
tb. y i.-uulie.l and only the ren.lulaceiirea uutt-nor ...
1861 are apeki'ii of lu thelr iiiiunai reunloua. Tho day
belug a u.uuleipal hollday all the ciiy ufflcca were
closed.
?
PABSENOER CAHS WBMQEMAX
Dewer, Hcpt. 13,?Haara raaakad aara (hia
mornlnx of a wreck on the I)en\. r. - .;iiii 1'u, i. ,.nd I'.i
clflc i:aliro.?d, two inllea eaat of Couio. The traln (tho
Leadvlllo expreaa) waa appn.acblng a allght down grude
wheu tbo eiiK'iueer diaeovered tbat the uir-brake.a would
nol work. Withureatly Inereuac.l apcwl the irnln aoon
atruck aa!iart>, dowu-graile curve, when the two ron. I.. a
broke looae froui tbe englue.Juiape i th? tra.-x aad Btled
up lu the dltch u compleie wreck. All of tlie ten p_aaaa
gera uiuaciiloualy ea< .ipt^l aerlona Intiiiy except n Mra.
C'i'ot.kl.ltr, ol I'.-nvor, who aiiatalin-ii u fiacturo of bolb
arnaa and intcrnal lujurlea.
EMPLOTEB DIBCIIAHUFD FROM A BIST.
Pl'ILAOKlPillA, .Scjlt, J2.-J.II (lltli IM, ;m
neaieraand roilera etnpluy.-d ln the 1'nlled Hiutra Mint
auld to the Cbief C'oluer thla morulug tbut ih.-y would
ijult work uuleaa ?l\cn iiaaui'iiuci-a that lluy would be
Wdalnrtl Thia waa l.x.ked upon ua the Inltlal atep ln a
Btrtke, ii.t. nde ?. to li.ip.ili tbe i-iili leiicv of tne aerricu ul
Ihe ?ml, aud lha llc- ?cic al ouco dlacharged.
MAP SHOWING THE COURSE TO B E SAILED TO-MORROW.
Tlie abovo ch irt aliowa tlie Inal.L c.nir-<? of tho Now-York Yacht Clnb, and I ? one orcr whlrh tlie raco wlll bo
aalleilto-m..rr.?w. T!i? a!,.rt wlll lio from off Owl'a II-'h-!. iilmnt a qiiart?r s. -nl 1 aouth of Rnoy N... 1.. The
conrae wlll thrn N down thion.li th* Nntrows, uroiiml Baet No. 10, on tli.. Boatbwaal RfM, l?;ivlii. thut Imoy on
tu.- i?irt baad i iii.-n..- aeaia of n.ioy Ba 1% "'?| aertl "' '? rji Baa ." aal ."?'?_. aataa patate. iiio u?.ik, aai out
iilul ati.iii >l thr Hiinrtj Hook I.lirlit-hlp, i.uml.iu lt fro n north un<l r-ast an.l retnruln,' 8*88 tho xaino .-oir.au to
Hii..v Ba lVlnit .nit.i.io th-Nurrowa, warr.' tliora e wlll l>n finlaln-.1.
BECALMED AT THE BTART.
LIGHT WlNI?s AND NO TAGBT RACE.
tl 11-11 iiii-ir aoOBtr1 IiltlFllVU, TIIF TACBTi
01TB ir ri'-i>i LABIBQ TB1 BACI W R
A fourth BaaaaeeaafBI altaaipi i?> aiil tha
Bi t nf Um in'crnafioii.ii raeea to? Um Am.-i \taft
riiji waajnada yaaterday. Tha Qaaaata and
l'uritan l;iy ilriftint. all UM I'orenwMi on n lon?,
l_M_r/iwall (>n- ilio BeoUaad Ughtahlp. bol ao
wiml ciini- t.i IU thi'ir tailaBDdtharaaawbi
in.t Htartt'il. Thfl r .!(<? of twenty iiiiIch t0 P iml
wanl uml I'.-tuin. wlncli wa-. to Ii ? . ailc I
yi-.ii nl iv. v. ill I.e BaUadr if tlnro in wind
BMBgh, ('ii Tn.-'lay. ioni'irniNN MM of tha
-ii.- nf racfH fur tha Amern- ft'l _*_? will ln
saib'il ovi-i th. laakk poai i ?>? thaNaw_Yatfc
Yacht L'lnt). _ __
THE fOI l.iil ai ii.M'.T A IMI.rH.:
not WiMi BBOCOB r<? srAitT? im: BMU>I <
7,, lll. _?![ I 1> in-Wnl.RllW.
Tlie weary yiiclilamcn and wou'd-be yachtan rn
\n ii.. iiii\.- baaa K"tt'-ti? ap al all ?_.rta a_ aa<-omf. m
bI.Io hoiira Biid pit< hitiK nt...iit nn old 11
m: li.Miiii tiir..imli wi-iry hotira ti davlmbt tmi tt*
ItiLo UM n:_i!.t diinn? th.' laat week. all in th- h?!?"
..i - aaaa aiaaa f'.r tha 4?Mttaari Cap? pawlai .t
L-ly a.- tb.-y tuinl>le<l oat nt tha umial unuaii.i!
honr |aaianlBj PTaaril/, bai wiih an air..i datai
imiiat oi. thal aald ?? ?<? artll ti.ht it out aa tlua Ime
,'k?m it 11 wnit<r." tliry l.clook tl
the ei.uraioii-t.-ii.cra aud aaaghtaahad. i
,,i, Um aaaaktaa de k. Tha paaaral pui.li
mi aaaaga raahtlag tptth
kaap ti.ftn la aaaaataa and Ballne axplaUeaa i?r
aoino tiinc to < i.rin . .l.aTc-tly ata\c<l *t loine. A
laraa aaaal i r... Um aaosl tataaaatj aaat laal i I
who hnve i. ' .;. t.-iiiun itiou. l.-isur." ttBM
.iml ttbpb c i-ii to put in thraawaahaf tiuie out of
ii,.- i.u-y aaaaaa la tfea i aaaarai to h.c Um aaaaUaa
,,, _,,:,,., MI ? ; P 811_ .1, wi ii t al.out tli.-ir
ragala. baataMM,haafiap ou.- q.i the baltatta
1.1 ,i.U, howevcr.
1 ni. c liiii.ili".! .iii.l lifty niia(jiiiilcd innrtala with ?
f. nt tl-tcri.iiii.itioii wottliv of a Letter i.-utt.l
vinl.iirk.-.l o;i tlie I aiirua, which waa tli" only 888 <>'
Ihe Iron btciiiiil.nat I'oiiipiinv'i l.out.a that ?m t?.
rtatt theaoeaa ol the mud _,iwaltei| confllct. Two
or tbtaa baadiai atill aaaaa <lia.il.it.. tkmjki
wan.i.T.-.i uii.'Ut tha graal aaafca ?f Um itaaaaai
Grand Rapahlk t_a4 eha rai mp ii other with apaty
liopilnl h<:aj) of iiiionii.itiim or pfBgBOSl
th.it diappai i.""i Um Upa al Iha vaalhara Ba. The
Utataa IbIbbI Baaai Traaaal paafria gava af al!
mtt* al LaTffftttTI any BB8 ?n lio.ird thoir l?
d'clock iioat. l.nt aaii tlmt tlo-ir l ..'<:.? k lui.tt, th.
Tlioiiina A. Moi_.'in. wnild K'i down to tli.-.
YYIi.-n 1 oi-lock ?.i. hoNNoNi-r, th.'lr lo-atts failc.l
tii.-iii, ns well aa taa btaaaaa .'in.i Um Mda of f.iurr
tickci-i'tiyis. ?<> t,1Bt ?"':?l "?? aia" takaa a_t
Baaiaalf aaj (,f,,1(' tap or small ataaaMia ehartaiad
on other dajra araaa aaaa_ Th. Baa4y Hook baalR
which have h.-r'tofore takfti down a little knoto! j
Maetatafa aoaUng paata al Bhaatrattea alaaftha
Jersey sh.>rc, ran M ?Miipty aa thou?h a yuclit race
withln siitlit of tho Hook was an unheard ot tlnnif
All day lon? tin: Kaat J{iver waa lilleil with atriuns
of triui littlo Hlnopa uml achoonera llyljiu the |wn
n;inta of tin- Kaat* rn nn.l other Now-Kn?laud yacht
clulis, all iioinln.K ti.NV.inl llcll Oata and sailiuK
aioiiK sullenly in tha wuko of tlie stut.y Ultlo tiiK",
They had evidditly Icurued not to denond on Now
Vorit baaiaaa and aatai BB the not unnatural < "ii
clusi'.u tlmt a ataaai tun is BaiaAltpaaaahlaaa>
ceaaory m yaahthif at thla aai af tha bbbbA ai
tl.nu_li their week waa up and Hon.oii offlccs
awaited tinir return. theie eiithiiaiaatic. aailoi-t lia.l
scen uo race where they expeete.l to have witiicsaed
all thrce. They had --ei'ii 8BPBBB1 howevcr, t<> as
,i,i-i- llicin that tlicir cliauipiiin waa i-into able to
tak.- eata aa1 ii>" OMMata aml iii.l n..t aaai tb.. BMaal
aup|i..lt ."I thail ll-'icii.-n to k.-.-p tin- l.r?...10 H'.ni
di'partuiK fr,,m Vankeo laud or the cup frmii
Aiiieri. a.
The Iiir.t-.ry ti thB fourth attempt tu in iko a ra<???
batwaaa Um riral yaahl ahaaBpiaaa vaaaaati e"d
ilcvonl botb 'if in.ideiit and intcre-.t. Tha blaat of
the I.111 k. nhacli's whlstle r>f a preparatory Ugaal
waaaouuded. bai before tho yachta aroi^.-d tin
Ilno tli'' .-'.iirni'lc.'.lcculed thal ll nv.miIiI Ii- UB
,,?,; ihie n? inike a windward oourso. aud aa Ul
Blehaid Satlaa ahjaetad ta a start, tho raaa waa
.1.. lai.il off for tbe day.
From tlie h.nir ol BBWI UM hope of | mi li'n i-n t
lii.-i/.e nviih f..i.orn and i n l mi 141U i ??. I ho sun ha.l
set tlie niajht li.-lor.- 111 a luiid hiz-'?tho dull
proini*", nf a itlB, Bl ? BBJ\ All niglit l..n? inurky
11,,,;,!_, dra_fl ? 1 UMBMalfaa wearily overtheski,
und inIi. ii BMI-tBi ''a'lie. tlcy benan to li..uk
hearily Bi_aiu'?t tha li'iri/ni. 1 hey were not mi.1i
elouds as hespoke a fresh lire.-/.c h.-lniiil tiuin.
Il? V laahi <i a" H H'cy H>in_. arouud piuely Im-i an.-*.
they could uot suiuiuoii rc_oiutioiieuuiii{h tolaku
tiuin-.ilraaaway. 41 BtMaha ataaaitBi Laeaaar
hacli I'-M Itt I'l.r l>.-iiiiii, Itn rrejulai pasaenirerH,
tha Aincric i'i < 'up I 'omiuittoo of tho N.-w-Voik
Va.iii ciiih. Itpatoff aaara tha bay, paaatag a
inoin.'i.l ncarthc1.111.il' .1.111.11. BBhaaaaf le
tn-pid ta r.-.:.iv.- n.-r oivaer, Llovd Pbuinix. whoae
scrvicca were ic<iuired by the cuiiiinitte.
to repreaent t_M N>w-York Va.hl
(liilioii Imard tin- (Ji-nc-it... A few miuuteH latertbc
tug ateamcil up to tho Kear fi nnni. xlor.- L.i\vra:i( o '?'
aehoaaarjaaht vixeu and _ir. Lawpaaaa waaadaaa4
to tin-club ofliccr-i on boaid tho I.111 kcnlia.'h. Pcj
othi r stup nnhm iii.uie 11 uul tb? Qaaaata waa raaahaa
vm her way uul lu Um lighuiup. llie UeneaU'a
Yiiwl t!i. m placeil Mr. Pbaaoia ou l.oanl the cutt.T
.nn. re. civ.-.l I... k Mr Hi.-h.'ir.ra r.'pi.aentutive, l)r.
.'..- ph Woodi.ury, the ila.'t aiirgeon oftha S.-awuu
li k . V.ii ht t'lult.
'i'lie ucc'.iiiD.inviiu'H.iii.ulnn waa Mii.ilier tlMMI it
haa b?>en on anv dt.V yet apponiio.l for tharuce.
Tlie la?Balp l'olvnia with Vi.??? ('mnuiodorn Dotig
laa .:i li'.ir.l Mr. (i.-rrv-:. 888*88 y.ieln i.lcctra. an.l
Mr. Ale\.it,'iri-'a Yi -p.i. g ,iu;.n --.1 th.- at.ani yuchts
presont. A fi'ir ahartatad tuga were
out, aml tlie B8?888?88 Varuna, BpBB?_?1 and
S'oraaaaaa)aailad i.iiv ataaad, rhe Tauma, the
Cygaaa, the Bahaylar, thaCMabbM ? aud tha Grand
Repablk conipi.a.-ii th<% aseandoa boat* pai
? .f.iiue l i.nlv u BBBBll num'.or of apeci a>
tore. The BBjaaatrea played liBtleaaly around the
lightahip lill the raco wa. ..kIt.-.I <>tl aml th.-u
j-> inieyed bornewari. Ahouf Beaa tl.e BBBBBBB?Ip
\ >. riati Monar' h aaaaa dawa Ihioagh tho Lavrai
Hav iin.l p.n.l the rival y.ulita tlio c niipllmenf (?f
roniing tw.. uiilea ...if ..f Iit loura- t.> lir ? i.ff'her
inui lu ih"ir lieimr. Af'cr tl.N BBlata thr.-o rOMtag
'8?8888 wem giv??n fro.n tho afe.iiuahip's doek to
ln.tli the I'liritau aml tba ('?neat_
When Ihe tuga I.ii.'kenhnr'i Bad I 'amlinavian
.. and I'uritan ouf t-itho I'oint of
th.- iio.k m the ni".raaag lha bbly __m la whlch
v.i. htatnen f?und cnuaotatiea waa the nautual
inixiin, " f h | .vnnl ia ii.'v.t loaf hut it i? fonnd ln
tha - titii." There w., .vi'iii aaaagl to
aawa the ?aaa that lattaead tnm tha tuga aml
\ aahta thal araal <>ut fer a laattt Haaa in lha vaiu
?1 atvilig tba tltat Bi tlie lllt.Tll.ltloiliil r.1" ? a
farthi Tha yaehta weae eaal laeaa
Iroin lha tngt 8? th" l'oitit of tho Hook,
BBBl 1?.?1 -t I IIU their Il.lllliaillla, f..| c?t l>-.il la,
jii.a and elab t aaa _, aailad ta tba
Beotlaod Lightahip, where they iay ofi aml
.?ii aaitiug 1 r a ain.l. \li tbe furaaaon ibe Loek*
eabaeh r.. k-.1 aad rolled oa * l ? * - loaa iweii, aud
tha yaehta eireled roaad lika glaal aea i.ir.iasaii
in_ i.ii it. ? glaaey blllowa At l e*cloek a light
wind w.i- abeerred rtppliog tbe wuiera to tha
rard. Ibere iraa a nroenerit nf tla fiiie-ciiiliia
?ii.| al I:M Mr. Taaaa vwet.. **B"oa tbeeignaJ
board aad btew aaarteeol toota ..n tba Loekaa?
l.uch'a whlailo aa tt wurtwig lotheraeen togel
- tba ln..-. 1 ii" Oeoeeta eame aailmg hy tne
i - ui'ii. b. .iml _ir Kiehard .nttou . ailed out:
' >...itli ia m.l a win.lwiiiil cotira...\ tlu- wiud ia
t iaf bV BOIItll."
rhe rurit.tii waal by, aml J, MaleoLn Peraaa
aboatadi
" An- y<?u gomg to -t ut usf We won't got hack
miiT11 liii.liifghf."
11,. ii the Unnoala came hack agaiu, aud aa shu
.m ii, l.y Mr. t'ataeehoatadi
"If I'lii.cr y..u oi tho I'uritau objaal I won'! atart
tba lace."
?' 1 object/* replied Sir Kiehard, ahortlv. ** Wu
won't g.t I..H k t..-iiigiii.''
>.. the < ini. il .g ou tn- Laekaahaek mahaalad
down aml for a fi.nith 111ai?^ tha proapeeoi afB raco
. icii iu a ii//.i.. 1 in. yaehta were, aa aaoal, igno
uiiaoaalf lowed ui. t? Btaten IhIuikI. Aa thay
1 lu I.v tho l'olnt ofthe Hook, the breeaa
wliirli lni.l refoaed ta l.low beforo cauu' daaelug up
ti.uii tba -'?utli. Hut it w.-ia taa Sata, Whaa tho
J:i lucta' b..:it arrired at Btepletoa thu Qeaeeta ?aa
aii.-iiot.-.i thera. Tha ??"luuiittoo weut aa baard
aii<l i -onaulie.l Wltfc Ml' Kiehard BattO?,
11.. n they .im:" ha.'k aml aniioune.-.l tiiat it
had baan determload toaail tha iasida aoaraa aa
Mi.ii.l.iV aml tlie "Ulalili-. i.tirac on I iieaday. If u
ihu.i raea t* aaaaaaaiy it ?iii ba aa_ad aa MTadaaa*
day aad will beorera tnaajptlat oourae oa tha ..i..-n
it thera ia ao thlrd raea for the Ai.ktiiu'h
1'iip neoeaa.-try the race for tl.e Conuaodore'a cup
wlfl haaatlaa ao Wedaeaday. Thta ra.-? will be
oreratriimguiar aearaa at aaa Taa raea ta aaat
row will beovet tha regniar Inakle ooataa oftha
NeW'Tork Yaeht Clnb. whlch ia ahowa la tha cut.
I be yuolita wlll pr.il.al.lv ba atui t^il _t 10 o'cli.il.'.
I ha iri.u ateaaaboat Tmutiih wiii leaTa 1'ior No, l ut
B o'ciock to taaa tha aaaaahan af tha alab aml tho
frteada oYortOeooarea she will at..p at stapi.'
t..u, 8. I., learing thera at Bia?, Tna Qeaaata aad
Paritan am both aatared f?r lha ('omu.odore'H cup.
wiiiio the Loekeabaea waa towiog lha Qeaaata
baek to Btaten laiaod .itf.len ('.M.lot'.a btaaahooaer
\..i..iiian waa obeerred atandlna atanonary oti
>iimlv Hook with all beraaila a?'t aud the taa>hoat
Kiniiiii .1. Rennedy atrainlng at a tow-line aml
pafllng loutlly. It wna ut nn.-" per.-eiv e.l that tho
Noraenutn hml g>.t acrooad au tne polal af tho
ahoal hao wn aa tba Jftat* Hoad. Bha had. baaa ia
I'harge of t he Kciiur.lv. which hiul toue.t her 111.011
thedaaaaroaareafc Tho Laekaahaek ditraped th.
Qeneata and hiinie.l to Iba Noreematr'a reacae,
Tbe ttda waa aa law thal ihe Laekeobaob atmek
tha ix.fTTTrn nore than oaee. Kinally, howaTar, al."
_ot a iiu.. to tho Maraaaaan, aad i.v niakiuu a aa*
t. riniae.l ptill tha vuelil waa .li.ivvn otl the ahoul.
Miav tacboata wln.-h bappeoed down tin< i.ay
1. iip.-.l i.m.th. r narveat froaa 1 ii" belyieaa yaehta,
wbile a few of tba aaoat datanalned or eeoaouiicaJ
dril ad m i" iheir aaBhesaaaBaa aaat thay could
agi.liial th<> ebb tlilc.
1'be Parltaa waa towad to tha aaraw .loek aaat
tbe f.?'t uf Market_t. bj l ie Beaadtaaviaa, and at
tugh water m tha BTBCliBl aba waa taketi onl. lo
.li.v her bottoai vv Ul ba exatolned ao aaa if lha poi
I.-...1 ie f'.iiid. IfitlattwiU he touahad ap aud
tbla iiiieiii....:i tba sloop will h" pllt into tn" waier.
l.iitif intcre.ai waa aaowa hy #ali Staaat ia tha
thuil atii'iiipt t0 ?til tli.. Btatof th" intcriiafioual
y.i.-lii raoaa Tb.ndttloa of the weather ia tha
noniina aaa ao nnaitiaaialng far tha boataaadtba
freqoaal dlaappoiatui-ata bad now.ini the patienoa
..I paopla that alm.iat imiiilfr.-n. <? tettled opoa
ti.o Btreel lu taa pjaoa oi' fho lively
iy. Hull.tiu boarda
a/ata bare <>i aagbt hut ilisputchca ominoua
taik aad iniqatriea <>( Pi?Iay. Hulietin ho
io iiinac win. bopad there woaid m a raea aad tbe
erowdeof the day befote wara aat ta ha aeen lu
thaaeifhborhoodol tlu- van.ui.i tdaaraph ..ni.o-..
1 li.- iiiiiii.'i.i . iii.-nt in t !.<? Hiul il.. oi' taa afteraooa
il.uf tbe raea waeaajala poetpooed eaoeed no sur
rriHe. Fawof tha yaobnni lookera baa k."." ta
? . ? .1 . . BveU In" Cllillllal.i -ln- I'lililll i.:|iil"
Jiiinca D, Miuiti i.iiiiul boalneMenough tokeepbiBi
i;i the c.n.v, ili.uigii ha kcpt a weather.-v open on
tu.- diapatcbea aod waa ready f.> roBB lor a..ine
baat ui ti..- Brat ladleation uf thc puaaioilit]
thal ihe raea aalgbj taka plaee, Jaj
..".uM gid not rtafa tbo ebaace ol
another dh?ppointausnl aad noal of tli" i nanctal
yaebtatnen aaveupaatoo bardthejobof cruiaiug
aiiiuii.l Siin.l, lln'.k t wu (lav.a la 80000881011. Tho
" i.ov a'' in Kiiaaeii Baga^a odi.e loakad witb aa>
?I admirution on hiin wl.cn be went to hia |
ii. ib in th" in...!. nj_. ll.- wua brown aa"a wii.l ^
Imliati " aa .iiieoi i.ia adbereata put it. " and looked 1
an if l.e ba il.n oaa BMtoth'a aralae. Hia old
gouilciiiaii ciij ji-.l tho u-pcnento ot Fiiday tuid .
was not the least bit aeasick, bnt be said tbat the
water couldn't excite as mti.h enthusia_m in him
as riding dul.
The edgo of the interest felt in Wall Strect in the
laco haa beeu iniurcd by tho _io_uent d sappoint
roents and tbo brokers aro touder of joking about
the fallures than discossing thcm enrnestly. Taik
of uiaking the tiine limit seven daya lustead of
scven iioui .-?; bogtis dinpatches annoui.cing tbat the
Kccatta Committee had ordered the next race to
take place iu tho Korty aecond-at, rcservoir and ex
travanaiit speculatious as to the hidden motivea of
the weather .bnreau tn spoiling the conteet were
aiii.nu tbo plea. autrics indulgndiu over the mattor.
Had the wind hadau audipuone yestcrday andap
plied it to the air around the oulletin boards it
would have heard some thinga not to ita advantage.
People were anxious to uatbor arouud these nows
cenfres, but tney stood aloof witb a ;end, uncortain
air, as if i.-urlui of ln-ing taken in and doue for
once more. Thoee who watched for news tound
tbe lauitii v as on themselres, and those who did
not ataud with acbiug iect, looking for iuforina
tlon. were couteut vvhen they found their feare
r.a.l/ed that the race would oe declured ofl. As
dcerj an mt -rc-t as over was felt in the contcat, but
tho light wind did not uiaae it as evideut aa on the
day before.
Intercit in tho yacht raco,*n8 seen at tho uptown
hotols, has been le.sened by tbe repeatcd lailures
and dimipp.iiiitmciits. 1-iit uiany of the gucsts who
came horo to m-.' the race have gone honie,
tind ont by the occurrences of tho week. As one
geutleiuan exprcsscd it, as he was leavmg lho Hoff
ni.in House lor the depot. Iast night: " It'a bard
enougb to sit onnsteamnoat deck for ten hours.
and seea race; but to sit there all day long aud
then bave only a fizzle ai a reward is too
tough on humau uature, You get drink enough. of
course?tooiiiuch?butyoucan only get sandwiches
t<> eat, and the liqnor gocs to your head, aud you
c.ime bcck with a beastlv hcadacbe.
Yet I'd come hack next. week, if 1
could be siire tlu-ro would bo a race
and that 1 could bit the day it come? ofl'.'' The
tapes and bulletins at the hoteis were surroiinded
by eager crowds ycsteiday moruing, up to the time
whciiii was dealaiad there was not wind enougb
for tbe race. After that tLe niatior was scuicely
lucntioncl.
The rooma of the New-York Yacht CJub were
only half tillod last night. The erowd of straugers
that has inade tho club tiu-ir haedqaartan while
lu towu for the races were wantiug. The visitiag
yaehtaiaea wero aithar saiimg homeward up
1...11.5 I-.':u..i S.und und dieaming
ot aaillna an extrerne type cutter
\Nith ii broltcn bowsprit tbrough the heart of a
loriiadn, oi BlMoiitviewing llic ."jatiuday cvcniiiK
ligbtBol llic luciropulu. A lntle Kn>t of eiitmi
siaste aat amid the eiaptineaa of the big ball aud
dlaeoaaad raehl ra..*-. paat and prescut.
(iu tne wull WM exlnbilcd u uiaguiliceiit pholo
grapb ef tbe (tciie-ita, taken juat before the start
on tba inornina ot the Brat attempt at a race. 1'be
pbotograoii ia 17 by 10 laebaa in eize, aud is takeu
iiom a iMiiiit offthu iee bow. lt *hows every ouo
of the cs_eutialiy Engllab WTiaklaa iu the main
sail, and the souicwhat baggy headsails.
ili-r Nvluie-suited crew are soou aaattered abaat
the deck, and tliat lamous club top.t,,tl ii Hw.-epim.
tbe oohweba De8B the id-.y, as large as ,iie aud
tWiea a^ nutiir.il. lo the wiudwar.l fflinpaea of
'.iiiibo.it Elm City and tlie tug Ruuyon are
-ii-.wii, wlnle a large BeboOBMI yaclit .a:i<l two
-f< .in j acltta Lte aatern. The photograpb is said to
i.i thafirat oaeerat Mada by ttnspaitieular pro
cc-h, a id wa- pcaaeated to the club by W. E, rur_
ni.iim... Ai.ipanion plcture of the Poritaa will
Im- taken at tbc lirat opportuuity aud added to the
club h nicture irnllerv.
1 ba _>iienil opinioii secmed to be that int.-re-d m
th.. ia.. waa vn Boiag Bader Um niali_:n iulluenco of
the weather. One nember atontly maiutamed that
if ihev luid wattad aa hour yeaterduy atterw <m
there woald batc beao uoilitli.uity in gettiugwiud
enougb f?.r tbe raee,
l ii< uiillctiu board was aJorued with the follow
-Bffl
NOTICK.
Thr r;.<a f.>r tha Auieri. t ?'up ovr-r tlie New York
i .nb'a laaMs eeerea wiii take pi.io.-on Monday,
8ct.teinl.ci ll, aa annoii'i.
:.n?> twenty uiiie. lo wlndward, on Tu.'sday, 9cp
teuiber 13, if pvealble. I. K. Tim,
Cliairaian K> gatla (.ouiuilttce.
.V, ir- fark, Septeiubcr I .'.
A_ri?->-111k te tbe ahaMM by which tho iniide raco
Ij to bc raa <>tl -ral La g.-neraiiy regarded aa a
graeeful aoaeeaalea ou Mr Kichiird's part, aa tha
. ui ii i - beat bold is tn ontoidc wm _, and the moral
. il.-. i oi ii lir t vici.iiv wiii be c.iiiHiilcrable, on
whiebe ver Btde it falla. Intbelighto. hiatorytbe
quallfyini nlua-o "if possible" ia to be rcgnrded
aa a partuularly bappy thoughr.
AS ALLMOBD FOBOBB U TMM Iii f i I IQMT.
Bt. Pai i, Bapt 19 (-^rc/.i/j.-Theodore
Tjrrer, of Aiberilea, Mlnti.wbo baa Juat rcccived an
appoluimenl ln tlie Tieaaury Pepartinent at Wa.lilr?
'..ii, l...a .ui iinciiviii'iie rcconl ln thla aml other ftatee
'iiiic to ihr FUmamr Vrtat, whieu atatN that be er>
tere.l liuain.-aa ln 11 ilfalo aa ono of the prln.-lpala ln a
ilrin of uiauufaalurera of proprletary un'dlcliien. Tyr. r
ajm the active aplrlt lu tlie ooncern, an.l whllo bc waa ln
ir iu? foik'.'d a l.it of coiiiiii_rci:il pup'T, wbicb
m.tt'ir. I ln b? BBeeaea Th-- traln on wbleb iie waa
liia'.-iuiu io lluD tl? waa .lelaycJ by a anow-atorm, th*
pip. r waa paeaaaMi *n.t the aWgaay .liacovorod. On hia
ruiuru he waa arrc.-it.'.l, imlicltJ, and upon bcin? ur*
ralgaH pl.al.it gtilltr ?n<J waa aentencel to
Ive reanf Baprtaaeaaaal liiaj.-ubum rcnitcnti-ry.
II.> aerved thno yeara of hla aenteooe and
pardoned ln 1878 by Goreraor Tii.len. Be
came lo Mlniicaota where he ae.nre.l eniployment In tbo
offlce of bia eoaaia, a M. r-rer.of theflra. or Btaeyd
ryrer.at aihartha. Trrwrhad full eh.ir_e of tbe laud
aiiu leiulliii: i.uaiBcai of tbla ilitu. which waadiaaolved
in 1878, Tneodora Tyrer aontiaalaf baataaaa witb bia
i-niiaiii. In 1880 A. M. ryrerau.l Theodor. lyrer.
aetadaa ageaue. tbo Oiri.ln H_nkm? Coiupany. of
New-York, aod tba .'annrrs and Mecnanica' Bariaga
llauk. of Mlnueapolla. Iu October. 1881,
tae auddiinlv decaiujied aud It waa luiiuedlatcly
diacovi-ii-il thal ti" bad forced a lot
of pap*r which tnvo'.v.'.l ih ? nl. ne iiiuikhI corporatlona,
i:. .1. II...I-.--...n,of Bl . I'aul. und otheia. He aurt.-.l lor
tiir l'.ir Waat, bai NN-.ia avartakaa at Porcat t'lty, lowa,
hy the Hhi-nff of Wiunebaito (.'ounty und fotelied ba.-k to
Aiboltlca ou a*l>.'clal tralli. He Nvaa IndlCted ou teO dia
tlnct ebargaa of foricery, plcaded KUllty to two of thein
aod waa aeal to Btlllwater for four yeara. and waa re
l.-.i-r.l ln M iv by reaaeB ofooniaaiiiatlotiof tlnie, for good
bebavlor. Wlnle ln Stlllwatcr he wroto aud cauaed tobe
pabltahed lu Ihe Ctnharj/ Magmtnr an artide catltled
?? Tim NailoBul H.liool of Idahoiicatv," lu which he ea
-aya.l to ' pr-.v ?? that tho geucral dtahoncatj of the iner
chunta of the cniintiy waa a dlrcct tncenilve to crlme.
Benator Babla haa been meutlonud aa one of tho poaaible
"loduraera" of Tyn-r for tbo oppolutmcnt, but thla
rumor laokaeeaflraiaPoa lt ta na-u-rtrd by aome that
Tyrer owaa hla appulntniint to Prealdolit Clevelaud per
soiially, whoui be knew Nvell lu Uuflalo.
UR. RJDPLE OOMFlDMWf OF MAKIXO AtOSET.
PlTTBBOBOi Bept 12 {Spfcial).?A licaring
waa had to-day lu tho petition of Williaai B, Hl.ldlo
prcaidcnt of the defunct lVnuaylvauia Bank. Mr. Klddle
waa Interrogatod aa foilowt:
" When you voluntarlly aaalgned did you a__i>,n every
thln? you batl"
?? I did."
" Have you not sluco tbat aa -Ijrinneiit been cn.aged
lu nioiier liiaklng traiiaiicltou- I"
" I have not."
"Jlld vou not aaaert that while ln Vew-York you loado
$i:i,00<- lu atorkal"
" No, "ii ; but I did aay I would nako that und more,
too"
" Have you not recelved money alnco you aaaUued I
" Only what I have had Ktven to me nnd what I have
borrow.-d. When I ?ret my nrTalra atraUtitened Bf I ahall
be ir_..,.n.(i 111 debt."
Tbe oourt inade an order dlaehari;lnff Klddle from any
furluer liablllty for debt cre.ited lu lho paat.
PRELLER-S BOOT AUAIS IDESTlPlBiK
Si. I.oiis, Sajit. 12 \BftBJB*\ -Jolin A. Tio
/I.M-, ii ii artlat and ptaouiKraplier or Torouto, ( unmla,
iu rivt-.l lu tho clty yasterday for tbe purpoae of 1 leutlfy
ing- the body of ('. A. rrellor. Mr. Frozler became intl
inately ucqualtitod wlth him at tbe Koaaln H.ii'e, In
Toronte, laat enrtn_ H? aald that there waafa clearly
.l.-iiiied p.-rpoudli-ular ac.tr over tbe rl_tit uyc. The body
waa exiiuincd at llellefontalne Ceinet-ry, and waa
fiMind to be ln aa _.."i a atate of preaervailou aa when It
Nvas iBierrad. au asaMMettaa over the rl_ht eye
ahowod tho acar. The ollin waa tben propped up aa-aluat
a tn-e und a.-i l.-a of pholofrtipha of tho body were taken,
wlnrh will bo uaeilat tho trlal. Tbe proe?cutlon now
conaulers ita caao perfect, aud aaya tbal thcre ia uo ee
aaga I8t Muxwell.
-? -
TRIAL OF TUE IfARQVlS DE UCRES.
llisviAncK, Sept, 12 (Speeial).-A\l to-day
waa i-o.Miimod lu liiipauo'lliia a Jury for tho trlal of
Vlarrjula De Morea for mur.lcr. Tbe Marq.ila aal Ib
aaart dattag tb" day. Btaaaly TatcblriKthe Jurora aa thay
were aiimiiioucd and exaniiue.l. When the eourt ad
Joiirned Ihlsevenliia ouly rlre had been aeeured. The
o. It.u.-e p. reiuptorliy reieeied teu of tbe eandldatea and
ilir pi..-i.-i-iilli.ii rel?oto<rtwo. Tbojury wlll not bo ae?
eured lieforu Monday oveiilug.
TMBmtA ?B/.TBJ TimsasoFA WMBCt.
Capi Uat, n. J., Bapt. 12.?The foiiowiug
cauiendioro ln aboitle und waa plokod up s few daya
am> iii feeaafa Oraak, aaaa tiiia clty:
Monday, Aag> lt?Hrlg UMTa Murray, Captaln Datea,
Portataottlhfor Cebai beary uale oif llatt_i_?; nkeiv to
ffutoplaeea; veaael lara ea aar beana aad, Two aailora
waalu-d uver i-aiuca l)i-or_e Wllaou und Itarry Hinlte.
Wu wlll all pn.bably bc laat. CaiTAIX.
?
0B9AIBMD io ihe vmr.sTUOOD.
Phii ADKi.iMHA, Sept. 12.?At thtt Cathodral
tbla iiiiiinini; AraBMahep Uyan conferred tba dia-nityof
the pri.-ntliii.i.t npon tbo Kcv. .lainea MoCoruilok. of
Itiuoklyii ; lli>- liev. (lianea Oallaaher, of Phlladelphla;
tn.- i-.i-v. Jaanea BaOuwaa, of Plulud.lpl.la, and lUoUer.
JOieUtUU K.Vlti, Ol 1 luua.-ld.
NOT WARNER ALONE REAPED.
OTHEE3 PROFITKD FROM WARD'8 WORK.
ICCOVSTi Of WF.LL-KNOWX MEX WITH THB
BROKKN FIRM?BMM-BOVB OA.XS.
The Holt-Warner lltigation before Refercl Ilamiltoa
Cole blda fair to be thaBtoorco ot exeeedingly intcreat
ing revelationa, if not aatoniabing onca, relatire to the
relationa of Fcrdinand Ward to tho entire contraet
bui.inoaa oonducted by, through and arouu.l him. Tbo
auit ia oatenaihly that of Oeorgc C. Holt, aa the aaaignee
of Ward, to set aside the tranafera of aome $?A)0,000
of property made by Ward to William 8. Warneron
the aay of the Qrant _ Ward failure. Mr. Holt
chargea ln the complaiat that the trnnafor waa inade
by Ward " undor duriaa' and that thc allcged eijuir
alcnt claitna surreudcr. .1 to him were the reault of
uaury inatead of " proflta." Mr. Ward haa teatined
that ho waa under the intfuence of ehioral when hn eon
aentcd to the tranafer. The actual tranafer, howeyer,
did not oecur nntil the next mnrning, when, hia
opoonenta c!aim, the effeeta of tho drug had paaacd
away and when Mr, Ward rnnat have known wh.it he
waa doing. It ia atrenuoualy denied that thc profita
were uaury, it being alleged that tliey were legitiniate
bualneaa reaulta. Mr. Holt appeara aa tho couiplainaat
in the caae aud Ward aa a witucaa. Yet hc haa uiada
fre liient exenraiona tn the ofliee ol Butler. Stilltuan _.
Hubbard, Mr. Holt'a oounael, and one of the linii baa
'..-??ii cloaeted with him for houra at a time in the Lud
low Stieet Ji.il. Thia haa led to the churgo that Ward
la a witness boatile to Mr, Wamcr.
One lact beuring upon thia relation of Ward lo \V. 8.
Warner ia that the teatiinony ot Ward that tbe reaaoo
why he waa unwilling to hand over hia priv.itc*nrjc_,
oranda to Mr.Wurner waa that tiau.-action* with othura
than Mr. Warner were recorded tlu rcin. Th" booka of
(Irant _ Ward, whlch have been carcfully guarded
heietofore. have been, however, expoeed to .naiieetion
in tlie trial. Thcv reveal other accounta than tboac of
Mr. Warner, aa Mr. IV.u ,1 atated iu hia teatin.ouy. Aa
an in.licatii.il of tbe accounta with (orrc.pondiag
prottta, inveatcd through Ward or by oth. r u.-raona
than Mr. Warner, tbroe accounta have been ootaincd
wliii-h shed a light on aueh tranaactiona. Th.-ao
accounta, numliered 1, 2 nnd !1, are giren hercwltk.
Numbera _ und H are tranaactiona with men weil
kuuwn in tiuaucial circlea in tliiaeity. They are not a
myth; tbe oaaaea ara reeorded on the booka, and ara
aaaoag th'.ec, which Mr. Ward waa unwilling ahould
aee tho li^ht through the tranafer of hia memoraada to
Mr. Warucr. 'J he acci.unti run aa followa :
ACCOCNT NO. 1.
Dr. <r.
Dec. 1 Toeliack.$flO.nO0 Oct. 1 By rlieek ....a.lO.'.WB
Bee. 3*1 Tocbeck.18,000 Nor. 'l'i Bj ti.ee'? . ao.iaio
Hepf-7 T.iehM'k .. 2(..)on sept. 17 Bv elieclc ... 1 a.oOe
Mov. 1 Tocli-.li .. II..MX) Oel. * liycheck .... iOUOQ
Nov.ll loclieiK 12_',0 0 Sept. 1 Bycbeck ...lia>.u_B
U.e Tl .oetiv ?-. . 86.OhiI.Nov. 2^ Ky elieea . SO Dto
KeB Ti Tocta-.k. .'l.OHi, lao. '_S Bvcheck. .. 2.'..08e
J'eu. 23 Tocuoca_ 60,UO0|Ja_ 23 By clie.k .. :?0,.aia
ToUl.8372,5001 Total.4:;om,81B
ACCOt'NT XO. 2.
1&83.
IS'OY. 1-To.?f5fl,0.Hl (Vt 1-Ity eheea f.Vi.'i.ierT
leal-To. 66,000 .\ov. 1-By e.ircB 6U.U738B
.aa-i. DM4.
Fob.l-To. .13,000 Jan. 2-By chcclt 8:>,0 K 9%
ii
Bept. 20?To i-I T...-T1 .
tf.OOO 82
H'J-Tohalf pnifit ?2.J"r> ?,'-?*'> .M.irch2-Hy lo.n
Apl. 1. pal<llo'n lo.uiHj lor .n >;aya. 1),'KW0?
l.aifpruflt . ii.-Ai 1:1,253
I oan for.15.0.x) Mav 23 ~r.v loin for
liuttl ... . l.lCi 10.163 3Urt'*oo20 _ b'a 1.1,008 8?
Juni.0, to i? d l'o liJ.UOO
Hidfurofii .. 720 10,7.0 May 25-f.oir..H',(().83
Au*. lo, l.iin on Tim*
ahart-a lacotno for 45
daya . 8.0>a)
llaif prolit .1,1.17 9,137
Not. 8, p'd urnlt on I'n
ot 1H..1.IO lor Wi d .ya i.'.OB
Ailtf 11, to |.l-i..l i ....
I.Miri of IO......1. 2,176
mi ?Half pruSt oo noto
f..i ?_ OO.Iiir >i utt . 2)1
2..VH) dne 8 Oct . 200
2.80Udue lso.-t. aaa
2. .....lin-2 i Utl. '.'Oi
?_,0.odiu>-7 oct . lU'i
2/4)0 i.unl Nor. 2_U
J.SoOdue I Sof . 281
Total. 6'-si,7?- Totai.8itw,??:at
BUUUVBI NO. 3.
Jan. 13.8 ,7ft0i 1
Psfc I . 7.7uo Jaa. _, aeolettorboik
16 . ft._ .6eo . .iD.OflO
Mch. A .ll.OOO! 19.891.. 'jom
io . ... 5,o"0jFet>. ft..'??*.. 7,*ee
m.n.oool !?......"ti.. 10.080
Apr. 18.10,7-0 23. _7_i . ?_??
linia 1.10.7.0 Mch. 8.. i. "aal
Au*. 1. 6,6.-! 19. SI ,"-00-'
-Apr.14. 8? . ]'>??)
ToUl.875.8.6 luua-0.137 . 6.000
I Total.?????:..ouo
Mr. Warner la awiiltine traufjuilly the r. -ult oftbe
Hult Warner auit. He ia a man of BB-dh.ui height, la
abaat f.-rty rnara atd, aad Baa a keea, peaetratiag eye.
Ile vWM ila ofriee No. - Wiili _t. uliut.st dallr. He
waa fouml y.-aterday bj a TniBlNi- reporter nt' wo-k
in bia ortiee. He reccived hia vlaltor pleaaantly, but
atated tbat he waa not wiUinjr to taik oa tbtj matter.
He miid ln anawer to an inqulry tbat h. had beea
?peii<iin,' tb.- Miniiiier ln B cottn^e ut tbc seaai.le, bat
luiil b, .-ii coming to town ofteu. bad been lu town moat
of thla week and had not i.n at hi- otbce. Hla oa
__Uagaaaa M ipaah aa th" llolt-Warner Htlflatiaa waa
I..i-i.l on tbe fact that I.i- c..-<- wa* now l--fore the
....ni-. an.l tbat b<-did not tbink it i.-p.-. ilul ta the
? -..iirt nr deccroua to di-ciiaa it. He expre-aed hia mhb.
Idaaea tbat Whaa tbe evidouco waaouce m aud the
faeta before tha court ho wonld bo fotind r<> h.iTf a
oiiit.lcto d.f.n. e, and tbat it would he iiik- which
would entlrolv aati-fy cvery one who eared to hmk into
il that he ha.i "l.n.e uothiujf for which any man could
ba fi iti. iicd unfavorahly.
IIOPIXO F0B AID FRuB __ 0. TBOHl'SOS.
The Hrooklyn Demoeratic '? refonnera*' cao'B
un.leratand why lt la that 70 per cent of the Federal
ofHce-holdera,'..<?:._ Kep.ilt'.lcaua, are paimitifU to re
niain, but are eucouraged becauae of tbo ruiuor tbat
llubert O. Thoiupaon la cunlng to thelr B88?laaaa ln the
iuatter of appotntmenta ln the Navy YarB.
Becretary U'.iitney waa cloeeted with Conitnodore
Chaudler at tbe Yard for an hour yeaterday about uooa.
Tne coiiiuiandant aald lu the morntng tbat lio had
ordera froui \\'aabiugton to uae all dlapatcb in repalrlng
and nttlngout tbe veaaela ln the Yard. The reeaon aa
aign .I for tbe non-nuvuient of tlio men on Monday waa
U.e omlaalon lu the rolla to li.clu.ie the day on whlch
... nernl Uraut'a funeral took place. Wheu tbe llata wera
f..i war.Ital to WMahlugtou the error waa dlecovered aad
an ..-.I- r waa aeut bacb tu make out auppleiuentai rolla
ll la cxpeoted that tho uicn will be pald ou Tuea.Uy.
A M1SISTER ABUSED BT A BR1DQE POLICEBAB.
Tlie iiirtiilti_? Priilge polioeman haa lieeo at
hla work agaln. About 0 p. iu. ou 1 ri iay the Rcv. C. BL
W lllaiua, paator of tbo Waahlugton btrect Meihodiat
Kplacopal Churoh, Br?okl. u, waa ataudlug ou the pl_t
forui waltlug to outer a traln, when be waa
buatled by a big. burly uiau. lle took bold
ot ibe railing aud atood hla ground. Tlie blg
man peralated ln hla efforta to puah bim when he re
inonatrated with hlm aud tlnally ordere?l btm to ge
awuy. Then I'ollecmau Ibrlatlau ?teffcn camo up and
took the by niau away Mr. Willlaraa entered the car
and waa followed by BteBeii, wbo aald be had a mlad to
arreat btm. Wheu aaked wbat for, be be.an to uao
ai.uaive languaire. Mr. WiUiauia aaked biui for bla
name, but he refiiaci to atve lt
Yeaterday ruorntu*- Mr. W.lliunia made a eon.plaint at
the Bildge oellce hendquartera tu Sanda-at. Sunerla.
te.idei.t Martlu mii' for Steffea aud Mr. Willia.ua IdcuU
licd btm. Au luvoatlgutlon wlll be made.
8LI0IIT EXPLOSIOS O.V _ HTEAUTB.
A aharp exploaioa ou the steaoier Kaleigh, aa
abe inoved up tho l.ay yeaterday uorntny. atartled tl.8
paaaengera. It waa feared for a moiuenl that a tx.ller
exploaion waa Iminlnant. An exuuilnation ahowed th.ia
two . ui.ea of tbe bollcr ha.i bluwn out wlthout ca.ulnf
miub .Uinage.
?
TELEGRAPHIC JFOX-tt
IIUKT BY KL'NAWAY UOKSK4.
KvaaaaCrrr.Ore., Befttll Mra r>. m. Yoron aad
Mr. Thompaon, her motber, wbilo out rldlng )eaterdal
were throwu from thelr do?eart. Tbe akulla of botb
women were fraetured.
DKOWNET) IN* A OALE.
MraKEOox, Mloh.. 8ept. 12,-Clareuce and Herbert
Morrlaou, of tbla clty, went to South Haven in a atna.ll
aaill.oat, and left thal piai-e for boaieon Tueedey ino.-n
luB beforo the bla aloriu aet la. Tiiey were accoaipauied
l.y two otii.-r young men. Nctblng baa boeu heard from
tuem alnoo.
CLAlMINO A LARUK I'ART OF DETKOIT.
Drtkoit, Mi.h.Scpt. 12. -Margaret Imboff, uf 1'uledo,
haa in-guii IokiiI proceeduiKS lo ealabllab Jier lltle to lha
treator poruou of that part of Dutrolt huown ?a tba
Daoiiindre fann ofthe value of aeveral tnll'lon dollara.
The plalntiB clalmato be allueal deacoudaut of Autolua
i.inl (alliai ine Deiiiiindre, fouudera of ihe old Delrolt
Frencb faunly of tuat nauie, to whoin the Unlie 1 - uiea
i.ovcniiiieiit giauted the laud ln queattoti ln 1807.
LYNCHED FOK FREK l'3E OF A RIFI.E.
Biani -, Aricoua, Hej.t. 12. A tuiu eeoorred ia a
gambilng houae ou Thiiraday n.gi.t In waicl. au mi
kuowu Mexb.no, who wua the agxresaor, waa wuraled.
About 4:30 o'eloekon Frlday niorulng be in.de biaap
i.earunee with a repealiug rifle aud ahoi " tave " llickay,
Jainea Keboe, Oeorge Bolea," Jack" Welch and " Frank
i.i.r.linoi. He Ulaappeared In the canyon, but waa cap
tured ln ihe morulug aud waa lyncbed.
A PO^T OFFICB KOUUKD.
to-i- < :m, M ... a.-pt 12.?A dlapatcb to Tht ftniaa
from Maryavtlle, Kanaaa, aaya: " Burglara laat nlghB
aatetetf Ibe poal otUee, foreed <?pcn the aafo an.l aeeuree
(loveruiuent fuuda t.. the amouut of fS.OOO."
GKTTrSO THE FIOHT HE WENT FOR.
Falmolth, _y.. Sel'v. IS.- Yeaterday afte.aoon Joha
MeOraln went witb Edward Jobnatou to tbo booae of
ltobert Wolfe, one mlle from town. aud begau io qoarrat
witb Wolte. MeOraln atruok Wolfe m ibe faee, where*
a. ou Ue latler (Uaw a kaUa aud kliled -etiralOa

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