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TURNINGTO PASTURES NEW.
THE FA96BTT C0HM1TTB? TAKES UP
ANOTHEB DEPARTMEVT.
I
HAVINO FIMSHBD WITH TBE TAX BUREAU, IT
TCRNS IT8 ATTEKTIOK TO THE CdMMIS
SIONERS OF ACCOUNT8-BICH
FINPINO* INDIC'ATED.
The State Senate Conualtnra on Cltlee yesterday
tnlshed IU lnveaUgattoh of tha Tax Depertiaeot; and
began an lnqnlry, whieh waa InteresUhg f?? the start,
and prointses to Jtohl Unportoct resulU, Into tbe ad
tnlnlstratlon ol the Tawmedy Cemmlssloners of Ac
counts, Maurtog F. Holahuu and Bdward P. Barher.
lt ls not llkely that the cotnraltdoe wlU adjoorn ou
Frtday untll after the elocUon; there wlll be no aes
aton on Satnrdey ? but on Monday the coxnmlttoe wlll
prouably nicet ag?m at the nsual hour
Henry A. Pprry. Peputy Tax Cotnrnissloaar, who
was exHtnlncd by Wtlllani M. Ivlns yesterday, waa not
the least nnhsppy and nncomfortable of a long llne of
wltmesses who have been unhappy and nncomfortable
whlle they have been renderliiK an ancomit of thcdr
aajBBaajBjkJi to Uus uimtisT-W- ilr. Perry la the
Peputv Commissioner who was rccomincndcd for ap
polntmcnt by w'. Kouike CoeltrM and Kdward g. Stoltes,
tuid who, by ?euu> of a Clvll Servtpe,ce,amlnation that
would haafl boiMi campeUUve If only there b;.d been
any other candidate to compeio with him, was rall
raadad Into the oBiea Uut be now hoUU. on the
witpess's own Invltation. Mr. Jvlns cxamlnod him ln
relalion to tlie Increase in valuation of the Seventh
Yfajrd made by him But lastead ot #aklng plalu ao
swers to the plain rjucstlons asked by Mr. Ivlns, he
caveeed his efnaiai aelf wlth words :?< wlth a p>u roent :ue
uitfrad Vhose words so Indtoilncily thaj it was diflt
eolt to hear theni even a foe-t away--Sona'or Fassctt,
waa sat gt Its elbpw, had to ask blm to rcpoat hu
answer^ scvcrnl times?and prpbnbly tbe hest way to
fcim up hts evldenee would be to wy that he explnined
nothlng. He sald that bo had made 5,600 altcraUom.
ln tbe assessed valucs ln the Seventh Ward, and that
he etood by tbem. He Inoneased the asaessed valua
tloj) 8l.f>ea,Q0Q, or about 10 per cent oa ihe bvbbbbb
all aronnd. Tlut was all that he did say that was
c*sa* Md direet. He would not budgu from Ute posl
tlon that all he bnd done had been dOM according to
hl? Jndgmenf, and this Jndgniont of his, whlch hc
cited M his. nmltoii'.y dozcia of tlmes, seeroed to ls?
the. only torto:- thut d- term.ued the copstrucUau of 'hc
law, uccordir.g to his oath.
He aald that "la his Judgment" the BaaBBBBBMts
that bp tound ln the sescutu W.u-d when Ue " oturted
out on if were too low, und odded BBlvely: "There,
Isa't a pleoe of property ln that distriet whlrh wlll sell
uadec tbe valuation I have put on it." (Laughicr.)
Mr. Ivlns agreed wlth l.iin so thoroughly lB the rfcw
of rei^nt twllBtonj aa to tbe percentage* of uuder
valuxtion allowed that he iciinrdiatcly began to try
to discovcr Mr. Perry's idea of a proper and con
IfMHlajaj perccatagg. >Ir- l'err>' ,,*rwW0B toe*
rcfuge iu tlie word* "aegtoarf clrlunlsmllec:,.?, Jlere
are somo specinjcn (juotioiis and repUea!
Q.-Tell us wbat you nicau by ordiuary rircum
ttancea I A.?A valuation of any plccc of property tlutt
gives as a Msfeguard for the city. aud also taf tne tax
v?\or, a Kr.?od faeway for tha taxpayer.
Q.-How muchl A.-'t'cn per cent perhapa. 1 um
suto tliat no valuation ln my dUtrict would be rexeraea
by a evmrt. . . .
Serwtor Fa>sett-What do you mean by aaylng tBBI
you regafd ihe prdinarji clRnastaocea Mgda whicn
pmpcrrN- ls snld to be " a suiefuard to the t?r,? and al
tbe same timc io give taxpayeis a P.^way .' 1 leu-e
tell me. If von can, '.?;.at cotistltute ordinaiy circum
btauces fpr tM **k o' property t A.s-The valuaUon
I piare pu cacli und every picce of property IB P>y
dlslrTtt ls accoitllug to thls, tiat lt Wlll seU for so
mucJi nader the most ordlnary elivumstauces.
U.-\Mint are ordinaiy ctrCMaataacea 1 A.-v?nat
lt will seU for at any ume wlth a JaB ioeway Ior tbe
toxjpaycr.
And so on. and so on, uaiii Mr. Perry adoi.tted that
property aoW ln a private sale mlght bc tousidered to
be disposed of under ordmary ciicuinstauces. But he
landed MmseU ln difflcuiuea a**;n UnatejHBtafr, for
1.0 roaiarked that it waa very dlflicult to get at the
aeUal pneos pald ln prlvato 6ale, bocause tuere weio
traualcr* rccoixlod wbHU. lu his Iddgaaajl, wcro pot
true. l>eyueuily uo reliance could be placcd on tne
deeds wbere property ls once transfcrred under what
he had admlttcd were "ordiuary cireuuisuntes.''
>lr. Ivuia?Now, tliat there may be no niisunder
standlng, do you mean tliat ln lixln^ tluse values
you are posltive tliat vou lixed tbe veluc Uie property
woukl brlng undoc ordinar/ clreumstancsat Wa do
not mean to say tliai under ordamry cuxnnutancea
tlie property mlght brlng more than you tlxed! A.
it iAlgliu , . ,
Q ?Have you any nouon ln your mlnd os to what
tho average exejass ^ould bel A.-Posslbly anywUere
from 15 to 30 per cent. .... ?rt
Q.?If you have made a margin of 15 to JO per
cent. after raislng the esscssmwit 10 per cent, the
margln provtously must have been from 2.> to 40
per <#?t? A.?I Jiave notlung to do witli Uut.
Mx. Ivius turned liis bacls, as lt were, ou - ordinary
clrcumsttincee,"' and opeued the fcevenUi Waid b<;ld
book, to hear wuat Mr. Verry had tx> say about tho
increase that he had mado on the vulue of some
propertles as compaied with othcrs; ln short, to see
whetlier he had madr his Increascs on any definable
basis, or in earrytng out any atteaaat at eojaaHiattoni
or had recognued any standard wbatavar bnt " liis
own Judgment.'' Tho Bxaatoatton ou these po.nls
also was exceedln,:ly Involvcd and often obscured by
rtason of Mr. Perry's riBhbl.ng ?e.iie:icc? und inelevant
replies. Mr. Ivlns touud several erature^ ln the
fJeld book. bigher f'.gures havlng been wrllten over
imaller ones that had been nearly, bui
not quite, scratched out. In one iustaiue there
had BBM a cliange from ?32.000 to ?33,00n. ln
atiofher iroru *^e..?0o to *3U.0(O. Mr. Perry
aaid that aay chsngc* that liad been made bad been
made becan>e. according to UU later Jndgmeut. an in?
crease ln the rakaa of property Justiiiad them. Wliere
did thi< increase come frMI.' What real cause Itwl be
flOff. ll. supposjng thero wns any BaBrraae I Well. Mr.
Ivlns could get no soilsfactory unswers us to that. Mr.
Perry dedared that he didn't gn by reJ akiaie trans
aetious. By wiiat, then! By lucattoa. Mr. Ivius
biUd: "Wlll you explaln how there raa be any valua
tlon according to locatiot. If you set aside all coi.s.d ra
tion of actuul liBMBBIInna * -1 dou't ?ct a-ide ill,"
sald Mr. Perrj- "1 *ay that 1 am u t guidad wholly
by transaetioiis: to an e\ient ll-helpa me atoug. Tlie
groavcat tbi.-g about ? tax aaeastor," added Mi. Perry,
"is to rtgard cyuaii-auo;.
Mr. lvii.a got tbe inapbook of tl.e city to supple
ruaut tbe held book, and eamestly besought tbe Blt
ness to tcll him tlie ie..!-on wh| llie a>se>binenU ln lialf
a dojen ilietBBl ta^es tliat Ue pirked out by chanee
did not ludiuit* Uiat there wa? any " ?(iiiallMilloun as
the results of Perry's etJorts. Mr. Ivins took a sau.plo
lloca b>juuded by liBitou, couth, Mouvgomeiy aud YVaier
,-l*. '? AiSunjipg Uu*t tne wgbt lois?"
Wltoess?1 ?ei. '. a*sume ai.ytuh.g.
Mr lvins-Well, 1 asaume. Ass.uiilng that the loto
at tlie Moutgouiery-st. eud of Uie block, Ibui you bave
BaacsMd for e>i??u,0t><i, ate woitli *(>n,0O(J, lt would
lejavo oply dwi.uoo M u.e otBai loU.
Witiitss?Tahe tho wbole pleoe ln bulk.
6.?WeU, UkW> lt ln buU. Uo you n.eau to aay that
all Uj1? property la only propeily as^-esablo fpr #100,
i^Kj >\l.e:. >ou nave n*r-??.ed a three atory Luildln^ on
mo fatar-il. slde of the bl-ek. Ill feat dlsiaut trou
tlie Wat'-r and rfliiton st?. romer, :.t fjo.ox.. A. 1
flont tblub l'.n IM Blfto 1 ralsed lt from $?<),000 to ,
BlOO.OOO. , .
Q.-i don't say tfs hlgh. 1 aay H is low. A.
\v?Tl. then 1 acMiowledgo that It la low We dou t
w*a"t tt> Jnn.p a maj. frtwi aeO.OOO to ?15O.0JO all at ,
?"(?-lii bow manv case* have y<uir Jumps U-eu 25
p?r cent to brlng ihe uverage ot tbe aggregaie Jump
M Iffgf eantl
The witnea* wa* posed agaln. or at least nothlng ,
deflnlte cmM be gatto red from what hc sald.
The flrst BUntBM ad the d?y was (onimlasloner (>>|o- j
piau, wUni wa? reiulled to toll ?'hat hc k.iew about
tlf) MBtf by Uie (ominlsaloners u? provide Uie
Kfgiater'a oBicc alUi rertaln mapa for tbe block index
?pateaa. Mr. CaaaaaM said that the ilthog.aphlc and
prtoting (ompauy wlibh received tl.e BMtracIa for
U.e n.aps ?ere to afeuae. llowever, he aa.d Ibal
the Tax Comtnlsaloiioia had placed Uie maps ln thelr
BBMS al the djafeaflj of tne Ueglaler. so Ihen would
be no delay lu prt-parhig for Uie eew bbsk aytcui.
BJatoraidj tiUon. tlie verb'rse prealMM <d tlie lioard
of As^soorh. was th?u allowed to add BMraraJ IhOBMttd
word. ta Uk: IBMFd ln oxptomlnk' or Ui trylug to ox
plaln delgys ln his offlce hi closing up s*?essrii<jiit
laata. >Ir. fillol. ?a4d tliat the BfBiaal l.c^ixl bad ta
get rid <-f tM ayroara of BaBaaaaaMt rolla whlch luul
bjm BlBBhUri ttndei the adiiiitiibtiwtlon of Uv prevtoiii
Jsoard of A^e-aois.. ilr. liilon'a lWj*rd l*s bcet. In
oll.</' ?? o.;Iy" bve years aid a balf.
Wllbaui II. Ja?i>er, sacrcUwi of tlie lioard of Aa
ae??or?, gave aome lBfonuaUnn about tbe work of the
boaul ar.d Us worklng bour?. Tho meetings ?f tho
Board wcra slioii. and tlie assassors bad uo other
clerlcaj help but Mr. Jatper. He sald that they med
to bave two rtorha, bni now tliey did some of tlio
clertcal work themselvea, as one man could not do lt
all.
Ehsha J. Cadwall, thedeputy eoumfaloner ln eharm
of the paraouai taxea, admittod that pcrsonai taxation
eonduoted on the preeenl luethod U a ? gawe of ntm."
He was aaked ahout the toxatloti of co operaUve bulld
Ing loan aaaoetottons. He aald toat these aesoclaUous
were pu| on the roUa. He kaaw ot no law under whtel
tner toaas could be remltted. becator Faatett asked
lt, aa a mettor of fact, Uie Eaat Blver CoK)peratlve
Aaaociaaoo, was not Uie anly ?b* toxad. Mr. Cadwell
aald Uaera wai* otbera, but he could not recall thelr
naroos.
Slr. letn* then tamed We attoeUon to the offlce of
Uia CeBuntoMonera of Arrounta. He beaan thls ln
vosUgatton by puttlng Oommlealoner Maurtcc F. HoUhan
on the wltacsa stand. Mr. Holahan aald that ho wa*
appolnted by Mayor Grant in January. 1880. Jils
sasoclate, Mr. Rarkcr. was s4apotatcd about two wccks
later. Thc employes oi the buresu oi AecounU, Mr.
IviBS found on going over the Bst wttli Mr. Holahan,
are neerly all Tammany men. Mr. Irlns ashcd:
Q-Ptd ?ou trr an egperlment with a man named
fiSW b^mp.Je?^d^rta
r^&^^Ud. "i tt no'wa's
B S!^Dkl?t ycn know that at one Ume he was the
mf^TmrnKewM Hnbert O. Thompsonl A.-l
Q^Who racommended hlmf A.-He came hkncaft
ScWSbS sA& gVKr.nZc^
K^mr^mSket stong^hhTcame out in tho
-ytftoUUSST *P%8 suspe7ded two wecka
^f^clw Z the payrous of the city 1 A.-I do
not know that he la.
Mr. Ivlna then referred to a bookkeeper named
Melvllle. who was one of thc men who had formerly
U*B wployod IP tltf PO.Qk pepartmcnt. Ile came
to the Commlsslouer of Acconnta* offlce a few months
before thc Invest^atton ?f tho Poek Peparliaeni waa
takcn up, and he was put to wprk ipve,tig?tlpg the
adalrs of that depertroeut. feenator Fasactt asked
how the Pock Inrqstlgatton wtw starbed. Mr. Hola?
han aald that soon aftcr J. fevrgeaut Cram. the Tam
many Po?h Commlssloner, was appolnted by Mayor
Grant, he colled at the Bwcau of Aocounts and aald
that ho belleved that the Dock Pepartment should
be luvestlgatod, becouse " he didn't thlnk Uiings were
going ou all rtght, and he didn't want to run the rlsk o|
havlng hls good nsmo larniahed." The departrasnt,
Alr. Holaiu* testUied, was under investlgation for three
montus before the beginplag of Ow publlc InveMlga
tion, whlch was adjourned from October 7 of tost
year untll aftcr the clcctlon.
Mr. lvlns-Why wib Uils adjournmeat Ukeo
Mr. Holahan aajd: " OU, we djd uoi waot to bo ac
cuscd of douig lt for pollUtal puipu?e*. We thought
it best to loTit go on untll aftsr ekcUou." _
Thc witneas then told how thc Dock Invcatlgotion
lios been stoppod and complalnts n.ndc to Ihe Mayor,
and how the Mavor had cxoncrated the Corajnyssiouers.
Mr. Holahau said Uiat beiore ihs gppoUitmeut a? ^"Ui
iuis.iouer of Aoconnic he had bocu * uecto) Tir^jacury
sgentkhad bevn councctcd with tl.e Cuitoms scrvicc ln
Wasinngton, had aerved In the BtoU Assembly and
had been Agctotanf Cierk iu |i.e auic bciiatr.S*&
buch cxamlnations as were nuiOc he conTd not teD
whether his bookkt*per-* work wa-s acc.iratcly doiie
or not Mr. Irlna trtod to tfud out what the Oonv
ml>Moncr knew about bOOkkeeping, und what bijoi.6 oi
tlie city tiovernmeiit he U:.d porsoiialiy axamlneC. HC
admittcg U.at he had iie.vor made a rcvommendi.ton
a7 to changlng the uietiuide oi hecntng tho awounta
U\ any ot tho o.ty ofliecs. aud had PCVef coi.suhod with
tbc gencrel bpokkecper ol the city a* to what manuer
accounti should he kept to. Hr h?d ?een tho books
ol only a lew of thc city departinenta.
?TS?e voii seen the bopks of the Pepartment of
Taxea gfV Agffgatfncifto!5 "YcO ??Haveyouex
.niiued them?" ?? No." Mr. lvma a^ed why tho
FireliopartmeBt had not been toreatftateJ ta years,
and Mr lioiafla.. oSuJd not aay. He wauted * know
why the pcuartmeiit of ChaMttoj ai.d ?f?nrtton had
le.t bccii lOuKed luto. Mr. Holahan sa.d that lt. h. <l
i*cn InveSaated tii the ? North Brothers crlb-buj.s
benn- ee^SS iTtoThehl thnt this ^IgaOon
whlch was held nearlf two year. ago. ??*??*??>*??,
the Tammany otkrlala wnM havo ?? e^"^',^.. u^,
niauiiolntiig Ihoaus Brcnnpu a*. t oinn.is-.iouu ...
ffltWi and VoiTc.tlou. \? aowi as Tammany had
diu 'od of Mr. Brennan the torcatlgntlOBi waa rtoccd
anit no niore was heard of it. But Mr. Holahan de
fUred that the Ipve^jtatiou is going tu bc taken uy
U,T1^> committee. whlch sat untll MtCto thc aiternoon
will eontlnue tlta uivestlgMtlo; of thc offlce of thc
Coromissloucrs of Arcounts to-day.
TEt: CEXTXAL I'ARK BAILBOAD.
0PP0SIT10N TO IT OX THE PABT OF PROl'KItTY
OWNF.US 4L0XG ITS IlOCTE.
The represcntatives of the East Rlvcr, Ontral Pkrk
and North Kiver Baltroad were met before the BaUroad
(-ommittoe of the Boaid of AMermen yestcrday by a
formldable oppobltion, on the part of propertar-owners.
to Ihdr propoaed roule ccnncetlBf the Ea^t and North
ilvcn. throush Central Fgrk. Thc proposcd routc ls
from the Eatt River, through Fifty-fourth-st., up
Avenne A, wjth double tracks; through Eighty-fourth
and Eighty-fifth lis. with slugie trsgska; through thc
Transverse Boad of the Park. Wcst Elghty-Milh-st.
Nlnth ave- and Seventyninth-rt.. to thc North Biver.
Propcrty-owners in West Eighty slsth-fct. were rcprc
sent.-d bv Gcorge C. Lay and Herbcrt 8. Ogden; ln
East F.ighty-fourth and Elghty-f.fth sts., by Sachett 4:
Bennett, aad ln other portlons of tlie East Bide by
H. T- Lippcld and John Grnnt.
Henrv W. Sackert prescnted a rcmonstrance acalnst
the rtii'-road, headed by John P. Ciimmlus, and sigucd
by owncrs of property iu East Eighty fourth and
El?lity-Glth sts. assesscd at about two and a quarter
millions, or considerably more than oae-kali of tl.e
a^^cs.-ed valuatton of the property ln thosc strcets
along which thc road would run. Mr. Sackett argucd
that the local authorltles thould not prant tireir pc
misslon to thc company unle-s It was apparent that
tho neccssary coiisctiT of property-ownerj could be
obtalncd. except under 8?tT8?>rdlnary elrenmatoneci of
public neccesity. Here lt wa* apparent from the re
aacnstrance that such ccnaent eonM not be obtalned
in thosc strcets. Moreover, the pubUc needs were
alrcady met ty thc street mllway rnnnlng through
Eighty-alxlh-st., from Avenue A to Madlson-ave. Thc
nereasHf for a roal through (> ntnl Park was admltted :
but Mr. .s.uUctt nrged that tho Park Coniinis.loiier
wero now ecnttmctlng such rallway throngk the
n-ausverse Koiid, and they had authorlty to connect it
with thc railr.ad in Blghty-slZtk st. lf. therefore. the
pctltloncr waa permlttetf u< croas the Park, it ahould
only he altowed to connect with Avenne a by rnnnlng
ovcr thc tracks alrcady eonsteneted in Elghty-slxth
rt., which was a wMe street well suJted for the pur
pi.^e. whlle Blghty-fonrth and Elghty-flfth sts. were
narrower and were built ap with flne residencca.
Mr. Llppold a::d ^lr. Oiatit empkaslSCd thc polnt*
made by Mr. barkett, and abo polnted out the un
neceasary ftonger to ehlldrca from the building of rail
roads through tlu-ec icccesslve pnrnUe] strects. Mr.
Lay and Mr. <'i-'d<-ii showed that We-t Eighty-slxth-st.
was one of the gnasfj ntreets wcst of the Park. apd thnt
lo aitow thl? nulroad to n.u through it. iintead o.
tbrough aojue lc*? liupurtant street, would be l> do
vast aamage to the property In that pan of the < it\.
Thc repics-ntatives of thc eampany mndc ?n answer so
tiu;se argnmenta., and thc committee adjourned wlthoat
reachlng a condualoa, the chalrman saylng taat nollco
would be given of another hcariug.
-a-?
UlS HIM) AFFEVILD gF OPHW SilOKISO.
Judge Cowlni yestcrday suspended tl.e sentence in
the raac of PluUrch T. Tlroaycnis, who plcndcd guilty
to iteallng n pearl pin torth t?25 from Mrs. Myra
Beals, of No. 11B Weat Nuict.v fourth st, on July 20.
T. N. (urtlsb, of No. 131 East ricveuty-sUtlist.. wrcte
u 1< ttcr to thc Judge. a^fcTiT,,' that mcrry bo hhown Ihe
pilsoncr Mr. Cartlas wrede! "Thls man eecsea from
one of the best fumllles of omyn.a, Asia Mlnor, aud 1?
?tnrrtoi to a most psttntablt hviy. thc danghtcr of a
promlnent mut. m gnvwinnh, On. Hc lu.s three
rlUldrcn. one of whirh wu- born le-ss than two nreaks
u^o. Thls man is not n rrunlnaj, 1 have knowa him
for a grcat muny ycar?, havlni gane to school with
Mm. Whlle I do not beMears ln teftaenclng Jastlee,
I gecJre to Intoim you th..t thls mau'? uiind h. affcclcg.
Ue losos hw hand oa oertola *ubje< is, kclng au oplum
stuokor.
??1 know that lui.svy l? *n his fainlly. Hls brothcr
only a few penrs afo romtultuxl sniektc un- a mcre
trifle. One of hla andea died to ad lasane nsytant, a
ruvlng BtoffsyM, uml another umis Uied b. *top u truiu
and waa lii^tantlj i'.lilcd. Thls uieii will ev-nluaily be
, ..mo an inu.atc of ai. saytom. I thlnk ihe dia*>race
bn.ug.it up..u bim bv hi?. eonfii.en.eui ln the romba U
mrtuw.it pu6l?limeiit. Hla brvther, T. T. rin.ayctils,
of the Mlnerve Puhilabtog t>>aapnny, U rcMy to look
aftcr lum and Hnd him a pk.ee in vlew of Ui facU."
? ??
OOOW SEIIKJ) FOR VMBiBVALPAflOM.
j Chnrles fc\ Wllbur, the Spe<ial Tre.is.iry Agent st
t thia port. ycburday seited UJrty tw.. <:as.;? af bllliard
<loth from H. A. dae*ar U <??. importer^. of No. 431
Breaaaa it on ths grcstnga that i\?- etoth hag bcs.n
un.leiv.ilucd. There were 2,'?'H1 yurds ol tiuth, aud
Mr. Wllbur sald that lt had been undervaiucd V.i per
cent.
The new neamer Kpree, of the North Ucroian Uoyd
i.lne, whlch arnved ucro on Tkctdaf on her atatoen
vo>agc, had among her pa?seiiger? u man who was
amUUoui to go Ipto the BiillUicry IllMfhffM Ile ls
mikin Ma>er. Ho decUred that hc had nsdhtog
dut'able except k.iuc Uuen. whlch he v?lu"d at 4^o
mark*. But the cuatou.s inapectora fanad lu hla
ttuuks a large nsjnber of dutlable urtkie?. They were
taken to thc aeliure rootn Iu thc Cuatom HoubC.
BALB OF "THB PTICA BKRALD."
Utlea, N. Y.. Oct. 28.-"Thc I'tlca Hcrald" plant was
aold hero to-day upou an order of the Supreme Coprt.
The entire plant with aU fraucliltcs and prlvlloge* was
aold for 86.000. lt was bld la ln the tntorcst of oredlt
ora of the grm af Bllls II B. berti 4t Oa. who have slgnl
fled thelr Intention of concelhug tl?ir rlaims agalnst
tho company for 50 cents oo the doUar payable ln
stoek tu the new rompany. The elaimi agalnst "The
Ht>reht? amount lo akont gioa.ooo. and the Plant li.
vciitorted at tfig.OOO. It ia undcratood Uiat Mr. Bob
cru WJll eontlnue as literary managcr of "Tho flerahT
Comaanr.
AN APPEAL FROM WOMEN
VOTE AQAINOT TAMMASY HALL
THET CaaE MBN TO DO TBE1R PUTY TO THE
CITY-60MJ3 OF THObB ACT1VE IN THE WORK.
The appeel ol tha womcn who are intorested ln
the movement lo rtd this city ol TaBuneay's corrupt
rule for the asslstanoe of every woman ln Uio effort
to get men out (a rectstcr nnd to vote for tbe can?
didate* nom.natad by tho People 'a Muntclpal laague.
bas met most fluttering and eucouragtog retarna. and
yesterday tliose wbo have uuitcd ln UiU auovement
Ncni out toe lollowlng to volers:
We the uudcsigu.d woinea of New-York, recogni/Jni
taat the coming ruuoiclpal ehctlou luvolve. a cout?i, not
oT party ag.ln*t pany, but of Uio p oplo of *??*??*
agahi.t U,e body of corrupt polltlcUns who now hold our
cltv govcrnment, aud bu.levlng that the laauo of thla
electioa dlrecUy couccrna th. cornfort Bad health of eveiy
LuacboUl aad tho moral. ol Ue cnllre coau.unlty, do
oarncuy e?troat every vot?r who aa* not already doac
ao to regUter upon one ol toa t?? roniaUiing day. for
reglsuauua, Uie -4th and JWtb of Octoocr. and oo Novcm
Ltr ? to eiwt Us vote tor the caodadaU-s nanied by tbo
I'conle's Munlcipal League
Tl.e appcal was slgned by over 1.000 woinen
cluding:
ln
Mrs. A. H- Olbbona,
Mrs. Jay,
Mf?- Ii- C. Potter,
Mfi. C. V. H..1/.
Mia. W. E- Do:gS.
Mia. ('? Kaiuh.i i.
Mra. J. H. Choate,
M.s. II. Cr.-oy.
;.ir?. E- l>. Gtdlcln.
Mrs. M. Oix. .
MrsjtS.B.Ser.lefMlii,
Mrx. K. W. Ol.der.
Dr. 1- Ulacawtli,
Dr. M. F. JVobl.
... is.I . I .iih? ,il . r
MiSJ ll. Ilkll r,
Mis. A. I. i. n.:.?.
.Mr-. C. 0. I>c?.
m r*. A. Mackaj .anUth*
Mis. WTtj. Rke,
.ura. M. 1 i.imi.I'-,
Mta W. WhIUiey.
M.a.J.h.K rnoc.'.an.
Mrs. F. R. fc?ea,
Mia. li. Ij-.r.;-....
Miss De Mciarthy.
Mr.H.Oll ahrlm t,
Mr.-i.J.W.ilooa- vclt,
.?1|?? KehUR,
ifra. H. V. Satterlec,
Mr>. A. fclUkney,
Mra. Francla 0. Shaw,
Mrs. Arthnr <i. Bcdbwieh
Mlaa Eu.liv luekcmaa,
Mrs. Wtllfan. Lanjuan Buil.
Mr*. Kdward. BtB,
Mrs. Haleo Campi ell,
Mr-. C. F. Ckl. kertog,
Mrs. Charlotte Snilth.
Mrs, Wllllan. Jay.
Mrs. wiiiian, i?. Deuglas,
Mra. Ad.iipb Kadcbtmrg.
Mlaa Ileli. Imoii.
MS n. v. ;;. Cri-ger,
Mlaa Mary R. Prlmc.
Mra. liatx rt W. chapln.
Mb? ,ii - j i.iio- Lazaraa,
Mrs. Kdwaid S. Mead.
Mi*e uaaca i>. dg".
Mrs, sale... II. wajaa.
Mrs. Frrderic H. Betta,
Mrs John Jay I'bai'i.an.
Ur. Mnitha W alu-tclu,
Mra. J. Ptorpanl Morgaa,
Mra. JticharJ Mortlmcr,
Mrs. Fafi* Ad| r.
Mrs. Bebrrt Caitrr,
Mrs. Marv Mn;.<a l.odeo,
Mrs, i;. C. fct.u.'i.aii.
Mr*. i"isfd.-n Kood.
Mra, ' . lt. Lov.eii.
Mrs. DcconJ L( kwoad
Mi?. l>. F. inplcteu.
Mrs. J. A. .Mltebell
Mrs. Ijenry i;. Itckaaui,
Mrs. I ran.is P. Bamw,
Mra, ( btfMiee i: He.be.
Mr.-. Th.iidur; lt. Bt( naon,
M's, Arthur fliooka,
Mrs. (?. (i. CratweU,
Mr.-.. Ilciirv ( ls*s.
Mrs. r.ni niet-/ ( Ivmer.
Mra. Aithur if. r.-iicr.
Mi?j Batbcrine nm bani,
Mrs. Cbarlcs Drray,
MaJame V. dv Ui/noe,
MH Jellen T. Darjto.,
Mra. W1I1ISUI th. iMMlgc. Jr.,
Mra. Henry O- d? Kores..
Mlaa Sophla Fuyeu-a.
>;,.- i. a. imnDi*.
.>;r.-. Uu?.cU II. licadly,
Mr-. Ribcrt nayCock,
Mrs. Eaafaaea Batten,
Mr?. J. s. Hunt,
Mrs. Qeerga n. Putnaai,
Mra. Taesaaa laavtet
Mia. 0. K. Blsstl.
Mrs. Montague Marka,
Mra. Will H. Uw,
Mlaa Aiujc L,. Llvlngatoo.
Mra. D*>id Lydlg,
Mr*. S. P. Morrla.
Mra. B, Vsu Bsaaaaaiat,
Mu Ed?arl A. Morrlson,
Ur. Julla ?. M.Nutt,
Mra. Urusder Mattbewa,
Mrs. S. 1?. McClur?,
Mrs. Gkaitaa MeBaraey,
Mra. JoMuh Me.s.rtaal,
Mrs. MBBeaa Mlller,
Mr<. I'ct^r Moll'i. jr..
Mrs. Johu W. Mlntoro,
Mra. Vv'w. t'hur.h liowell,
Mrs. K. S. FwweB.
Mra. C. Lassrcaea PerlUna,
1..-. (ince I'cckham,
Mrs. .(..an (iarcia Turon,
Mra. Charb'S A. Poat.
Mrs. a. ii. Lewls.
Mrs. Ilrnrr Parlih, jr.,
M.?s s. c. Batoartard,
Misa i :o t OavU,
Mls ITnrrlet K.bMna.
MiSS Jull'i Ial.uni.
Mrs. Buasell Mcbblna,
M ?? Far j'l f| 'fgwlth,
Mr?. Ouatavt) IHfiilinmr.
t. If. Sturgls,
C. f-elii-rin'rhorn,
,\,i
Mr-. v
Mrs. Krinrla B hroedcr.
Dr. Mirla Vi.itou.
Mra ("* ci'f n Wntts,
Mrs. Thomns W. u?rd.
Mr-. Charlca K WhBebeaa,
Mi-s Kll/sbcth H Wlsntr,
Mra. L. 1'owler W.ils,
Mrs. J. K. ZlinBieru^ui.
Mrs. 11. Andr^v-.
Mrs. C. L. AttTbcrr,
,Mr?. Kdward liavaM.
>!rs. <> .r?e .v:. ltiw'loin,
MI-"? Jul'a ('co;. r.
Mr*. Hearv de Coppet'
Ml?? Mar'a P.o.v.n Chapin.
Mr?. Ttieodor- I.. Do Viune.
Mra. J. O. pBMW
Mra. J- J. 1t!"5'iy"
Mra. Rlcbard Hei.derion,
Mrs. Perclval Kaauto
s . u.,n Whe br Ketth,
Mr<. llebcr BewtaB,
Mlv s V Mlnfon.
Mr^.. w. H. Merrtll
l>r Aiice* Ravnwnd.
M ??- s. M. Van Aicrlnoe,
?! . i s;?rl n,..Ml.c d: VSry
Mra. J. M. Whecb-r.
....- W. K. W..rUcn.
Mrs. T.urlc.H Turkeneaa.
It was inroiT'c.tly dechtred yeaterdap In r? p?l>er
whieh oppotea Ihe Leagne that this movement was
eonfined to Ihe ladies of St. George'a Prrdeatonl F.pis
cop.il rhnrrh. itoch, boweser, is nai Ihe cice.
Allhcugb n nimibcr of hdles nmneeted wltli tliat
churrh nre Interestod in tlie movratant. it Is by m
Bieana rontiMB to il.nl or any other one ChBKh or
(IcnotnlnaUoii.
EVERY O^F-S DUTY TO RE6ISTEB
ONLY TWO DAT8 L.F.FT AN'D TAMMAVT IS FAIRLY
AWAKE TO ITS DAKliER.
Friday and Saturday of this wceh are the last two
dayi on whieh those intending to vote can have their
iiajncs registered. On the rcgisti-ation of Uicsc two
days depend.-. Uie result of tho cominp election. It
will mean eiiher a contlnuatlon of Tammany mlsrnle
nnd OOrrnptlOfl or the good govcrnment of a ticlcet
made up of well?hnown nien, who can bo trustod to
apply bnatoeas principles and experience to the raan
agenient of the local govcrnment. The reglnratlon of
tho two previous diys has been against Taniniauy. and
sliould the election tal;e placo to-day there ls llttie
doubt in the mlnda of many that a ronsing majority
agaiust Tainni.iny would bc |;iven. Hut the Tamman>
le:iders ln the b.wer wards have been calk-d to aciount
by thelr ehief ar.d strenaoni efforts are belng made to
get out a bic Tammany ragUtratlon. To dr. this a
rcsort hss been made to cotonlsatton, and in several
(UsirictA Tammany piots to ni) up todglng bouaes with
trampj have been dl.-covcred. These are notably ln
the ivth. Vth, Vllth and xvith Aaserobly Districta.
Kffort- will b? made to break up these Tammany
achemea and t.'ic arrcat of Uiosc who reglstor Ulegally
wlU follnw.
liut tliis alone will not prevent the Tammany " heel
ers" from erowding upon the reglstry lists tbe rumes
of bandreds aud perbapa thonauda of tramps, whoso
vob-s wlll eount agaln-t those of men who are fegally
entitlcd to voie.
Kvery voter wbo is in aympalhy wlth po<d povern
rnciit should soe io i. before going tn wora to-morrow
mornlng fhit his name has been property rerorded on
iiie rrgbtry llsts. only by {ottlng out a blg vote can
Taininany Hall be defeated.
RIGHTS OF INDKFENDENT DAKDIDATE91
TUE BUiCGLIXG FLATLAXDB IiKMiull ATS -KINGS
fOL'NTY PBOBIBITlOBIBTiS.
Judge narllttt handed down a derision in the 5u
prenic Court In liroolilyn yesterday granllng a p
I'tnplory Wfll of maudanius to conpel the t'.oiinty
Clerk to pnnt on th- ballot b(?rlii^' Ihe nuiii- >4
Btohard Pfagto, the Indepcmleut ramiid.'.tc tor Kuper
visor In the aecond Wnr-i, the nuaeg .Mr. \ngle dc
sirxs piarcl thett of other randldgUki nofntnated ??? -
rordlng to hw, JMge Bartlrtl deetorea that thla is
ckarlj Uie InlMthM td the Leglalatarl us. eapifssed in
tlie statute. The declsiou is of totereet to all tode
pe.udent eandldatea
TK- Prohlblti ?n party In Klnga Tounty hss falled to
rilu its certiflQBtee of aanuMttona as a ragalar [>artv
und hus only untll 4 o'chx-l; p. m. to-duy |o blc tbe
Mumes ot (iindidates as liidepeiident BOaUaattone.
Tho KlstlMtids Dcnn crats liavc baagtod u^ain In
trying to comply with Uie law. FtrM they Bled thelr
rertlflrato of nomlnatlona with t)..- Tnwa clerk, iu
atead of the ("nuuty (i"ik, uud KOt lt t.> Uiu oli e of
tho latter t< o lat" t> have it UbaL Then they pre
pared a .ci ni. r.c ?ith ino algnatnrcs, bnt whau i;
" ?ub
wa< rcady for flUng
lawycr to wlu.u. it *\f sub
Itled fotind il.ai the aignera bad not iiia<j" afedav.t
ii ,...d.ii.- io lu(. ai.d n i.ew eertlBrate win i.uve u? b<:
? ,g;..-il to day.
Mbhacl J- ^tunlev liar been noinlnuled as an Indc
pend.-nt Labor randldato for Aassmbfy In Ihe Vllltli
iBatrirl ol Klugs UoUBty. Ue llva-, ln (ireenpolnt
AS<AIT.TIN'i ANT1TAMMANY SPF.AKKItS.
It freipieutly has leM. stiid thut Ihe poUre of thls
City were Wlth Tainn.uny Hall uud v.oiild do all ln
thelr power to etorl the Tiinmiany Ueket. That U.cy
inlght do thls (pilctly and by thdr votea alone U.e
liadasa who are oppnaed to Ta.nn.any eipecMd, but
they did not thtoh Umt li.dividuul Boltoeaaaa
wnuld parmll Tumiuuny rulllau. to tottrtota wlth
public meetlnga and stop iliein. Thls Micy
Uld. howover, with the Irarka whlrh went out
from tha Paople'a Mnnlrlpal League bcadqaartcra with
apcahers on Taeaday nigl.t. Wheievar tbe iruck*
1 went they y.nn faltoWSd by a niob of howllug rulliitib
! lu whkh the Taininany berlera wer>- p/edominaat
| From behtod aserated raUread poata the Thmmany men
j tbrew brlrha aud etoties Bt the hi^wl.oi-* lii the t.uclw
'? and arged you.ig rnfMBi to rgi tbe b.inie-t-. Evrrj
llnie the poUre were lalld upon to ptetarl llie apeakera
: they langhad at them aud ln acvaral luaUspaos ordered
; tne drivei* of Uie tnuk.s to dihe BWay. Tbe apeahers
Tbe Way lladr ( Irar.
One ol !'.<? moji aartoaa obsuciew u. aacceaj tn tbo uay
of nuiii ls laaated rlabt m tl.o iniddbi <>l Ihe mad to braltb.
How tn is so.rc nnd ...alnuili. s r'liular hablt of hndv ai.d
dlgeathai la lea ofum s aaana ol ueedicss ai.d. BBMBBtty,
of van. taajBlIT lt i? ue1 n >s,r? to Invviah atfBlnal
diaatlc purgatlvea. 'Il.tr who ba\o uar4 then. ronlijiH
ouilv know tbo conaequenre. A rcuedy ?vhh uattos ttit
actluu of a rMUlaUnv medbUia far Uie bowrta wlth thut
of a toslc Iwtk Ur tboae ornana. tu? llvcr aud tne atomach.
la Hoktettcr's btumt.ii Bltlera. a?>cUon*d by tha aasl
uedlcal autlioniy. and t... r>l..? dailv Uio lodoraauteot of
onr frllow rouiitryinri. Wlth thk rlfectual. Utnucb BaMto,
laxstlve aa hand. It la poaalbls m d.-fv Uasaa rhaftswa of
ten.peratuie produethc of ronatliiaUou, aa well aa ron
atitutlonai attaeka of blllouaaaaa. whlch beaet ?\im ueoule
naiuraily keatgiy. Malsrkt. dyapepaU, rhflumatlam and
kldnar tronhlM ars remedled and uravauiad br taa nttUta.
-??
MB. COWIB'8 EFFOBT8 POB JCCT1CE.
Henry i- Sp1***06 aecured an order from Judge
tneraham ln ??<> 8uprerae rourt. Cbambcri. yesier
i yisMitiring county flerk Scully lo show raose
t 2-30 this af'ernoon why he shoaM not substltute
rhe'ccrtlflcate <* luf>tt A Cowle ln place of that
f Frederlck 8- 01,)D* ** iUt r**nJar BcpublJcao cau
didato for Aasemblyman from the Xlllth Dtetrict, aod
WOy ho ikould not eertlfy to Uie PoUce Comro|s
that Mr. Cowla was the Bepabgcau caodidato
forthe oMce meaUoned. Meanwi.il* Mr. Cawle haa
zL s-nended eoUrely upon the conrts to remedy the
iTTt1 aot af thc County Clerk, taU he has
? , -nnthcr eertltJeate as ao indefendeat nemlneo of
aSr ntgolar Bepubllcan People's League. Oooso
.onrtr'if he ls not auceetaful ln thc courts, ho wlU
stm be * indrpendetit caudldate.
4 B0pQB~ OAMB 0> FOOTBALl.
UNIVBB61XT OP PENNBTLVAJTIA ME* ?KAT
COLUMBIA 18 TO 0.
The footbsJl match betwcen Columbla Collcge and the
ITnireralty of Pennsylvanla te*m*. wb*:h tooU pkwo
vesterday afternocn at Brotherhood Park. resuUed In a
eomDlotc vlctory for PenDsylvanJa, the score bclng 18 to
0 The Columbla tcara was weakencd scrlously by thc
,o? of faneway and a couple of oihrr m.cn, and they
feel conttdent ?nat w|th these men t*cy could hold
thelr rivsis down to a much lpwer score. for the
Pennsylvanlana Ganip pUyed a phenomeaal game, doing
nearly aJi the briUUot nipplng Xor hls slde aod scorlag
three ont of tbdr four topchdjwna.
Columbla had the b*41 at the beginnin? of the first
nalf and the' teams tondhfj flercely, measwring tbeir
strength at centre-rush nnd dotug Utlle out"kle pkty.
The vlsitora showed a llttle bettor team work at the
atort and pushed through the Colnmblaa wlU) the " V
trlck at every attcmpt. Pennaylvanla has a rcpuuVion
lor Dlaylog rathcr roughly, aod aome of thelr men
nlaved s nasty game from the atart. boldlug, tripplng
wd shigglng. aud. to the dlagust of the spectators.
mostly college studeuU, who wcrc aurprised that no
_?? hi ?miallilfld It waa hard to dotcrn.lne whlch
cTifb W8C thCSm * thc Old of the grst hall. for
.'f PeiinsylvanU throughout wm pronoi.nced. th. ugh lt
rtid not reauB sertousljr to the team, ss H ww no tahen
vivanlamuef by Columbla. A dlspufe ln thls hall
advantagc oi "J refcrecs, Mr. Casemont. bf PrlB.rtou,
r^kStVeT^of^r Ely. of ? Manhatlcn Athlctlc
^Tho sccond half was startcd by Pciinavlvai.la with
Ul0TlV- movemetit. and they sccmed to play nejah
cethcr dlffercr.t game. cnlnlng klwcat ***?**??
IrSTrarrvlng thc b*l\ ecrcM thc llne twbe ln a few
mlnut'" Camp and Cliurrh esrh scorlng lotirhdowiis.
Ti 2 cohimblB* gol mad and began to refurn the rmigh
n\v of the vlMtnrs ln thc laat qnnrter hour. and unialr
otv was tndu gcd ln 00 both llTee, bnt the m* waa
klckCfItoi l-ennsylvanla. maklng tho score ld to 0.
-*
LAFAYETTE gOORaW ON PUINCRTON.
Princcton, N. J., Oct. 22 (spcclal).-The game with
lifayette thls afternoon was a p.?or exhlbltlon of
f'ootbaJl. The scirc was 26 to 8 in I'rlncctons lavor.
Thc Prlnceton team was grcatly trippled bf thc loss
Of Coptaln Poo, who wlU bc-pivvcnted frcm playing
for a few days on acrount cf a spalned knee. and
r-plcer. the Mfl halfback. W.io is al*o nnahlc t<> ptoy.
Honncr toOh Poe's place as ..uartcr-bark. and Btort
nried 88 eoptnin. Prlnceton aUrtcd olf with the \
?,ay and eeon carrled tho bafl to tl.c flfeen-yard l'ne.
whcre it weut to Lafayctte on four Uowns. 1 nucLto.i
recovcred thc ball on four downs, and Klng made
,he first tou.hdown ln three RslnshM tV 8 ruu rr-und
the cud No roal. Prlnceton agata maheg thc hrril
down the fleld. apd KJj.g u.ade a sccond tonetdtrwn,
from whlch Homans klcked a goal. Klttg left the
iietd. nnd Cnrmn toofc hls ptoe* Kdther >iie score-i
ln the rest of the 8rst half. la thc sccond kalf
Lalarettc startcd off with a rath, and succocded ln
SrS ?l- '??? ? I'''1",ell'n'k ^^"J "? W,'CU
Mar.1. got through at, npenlng nnd made anJUIM
perted towhftown. from which a goal was klcked.
thc fmal score 20 to o.
WHAT ATHLETES AHE DOIKO.
The E.xccutlvo Committee of the MefropollUn Pla
trlct Crkhet Lcsgue has dcclded 'upon thc form for
th;, trcphf to be pre^entci to the Manhattans. tt
w 1 be a silk pennai.t. thc dctails of which WBI bc
worked ont snhe?nently. lt has been NactoW to
present this. with thc other pmes. at an cntertaln
ment to be glven ne.xt month, whlch will close the
last ehaptcr ln the IcagaaVa mo^t successful acasorn
\ spe-lal committee of rcpresenUUvcs from oacl. club
win mcct on Tuceday evcnlw to completc aU arnuigc
nento for the ontertalnmont. The annual general
mceting will tako place at the Aator Housc on the
first Mocday to November. when appUcatlons for
memberahlp will bc rceelvcd and acted upon.
The bowllng season ls now in toli swlng. and the
tn.nnlers of tl.e woodcn sphcre arc all gettlng Into
shape for the p:eat toumanicnts of the se**on. Bowllng
appc*rs to glOW more popular In New-York each year.
Many women's ctaha have been ergenired. and ln the
uppcr paJt of the cltv, on the Weet Stde, where there
:usi iCTCraJ pnvate Blkge, the game ls cxtrcn.cly
toahtonahto and popnlar.
At t'e Knlckerbocker Hotd. in One-hundred-and
tUirty cishtli-st.. acceml Improvcmcnts have t^ke.n
place Iu the bowllng alleys, tlie mcct notewoithy
belng the loug nceded sp.ee for spcctJ.to:-s. The
L'boeutx Bowllng Club roii thelr gamts hcre, and they
are b. be coiigratulatcd on thelr eomforUbie head
?inartrrc
Thc Voluntccr P,owllntr Club ha> electcd tlie follow
in2 ofgrers; MnrUp Maar, preeldent; Jamcs Polan,
rtoe-pre*ident; charles Yungman, sccretnry; CharhH
Kornc trenanrer; A. c. Hennann, Onanclal sccretary;
H. Hclioonmaker. iccordlng secretary. Thc Voluutccr
will bowl at No. 1U0 Wcjt Fourteeiitli-st.
ihc Brooklyn elnbs espeet to make great records
during tho seascn, atid. from thc gaincvs alrcady rellwl,
largc acorcs appear to bo thc order of too day. Tho
M-.lv.itor Bowllng Club has elceted the followiDit oMccrs :
rr'sM'ut. Nathan loncs: vircpreaident, Felix Levy;
fcrn'taxy, C. Trltschler; ti-easurcr, (i. Wilntr; captain,
k;harlca Harka; riec-captolu, Uonjajuin DeiUer.
Thc City Cnlvcrsity football t"uu. will play the team
ul tiie New-York Athlctlc Club to day. Tho unlverslty
team will llne up ln this war : fcmith, i<-ft cud rnsher:
i.ailawa^, left taeklcr: .salius, left guaiti: Logan,
ecntreru-h; Van Blpcr, rlght guai-d: Kclhy, ngkA
tackler: MattaUcn, right-end rushcr, MilUid, auarfcr
back: Evans, left hairback; Adaiua, rigut halfback;
Voun;; icHptaln). full baek.
Al. InU-i n.itci.al la. ro-?c l.iatrh will takc plli J this
aftcjrnoon betwcen Ihc Brooklyne and a elcked tcara of
Montrcal players. The match wlil tako place at Esat
?:?!. Paik, l.'rooalyn, sjuI prnnilsva to be an ci'iilng
guma. Thc toltowtogplarera will reprcsent Brooobiyn :
.'aines O'Brton, gosil; J. Uonncit, poiat; .1. lt. Flannery,
civcr yolnt: C. H. Bckcrtc. brttt d'\fon.i<; L. J. Ooyle,
rr.uid defcurc; John O'Bricn, thliil defenoe; F. II.
Iiot.t. tcJitre; II. J. llaon. 0ra| attack; W. 0. Anderson,
,c. 'ad attack; E. M- Usu. tluid attack; A. Uurns.
ouUlde home; C. A. Ki.ali, inalde homc.
P0| A OPKAT IXfXKlB 4THLBTIC MEFTINfl
The big Jolut athlctlc mctliig to N liehl by tho
Wnghattan Athlctlc Chtb aud |he .?'alforl Har.iers at
Madlaoti b(|tiare (>ardcn on Kilurduy, Noveinber 1, at
rt p. m., proinlscs to bc ono of thc rho^t l.rtlkotit ln
docf aniutoi|r a'hlcUr niectlngs eve,- hcld in the I'nlte/I
? itCgca. TfJghcM for bnca aud aeats are now ou aalo
,.t No. 524. Flfth ove., and Ifccae who erlsh to procuio
boacs or ?eaU wlU have to opply al once, ss they are
bclng aold rupldly.
huthcr II. Csrey, Prliiectoii College and Maiihattau
Hhletl' Club, Uolder of tho wniUJ's rc.ord for 11 1 2
eeond, for the looysrl tuu, wlU ecajfcto at Ihls
mceting, as will T. P. ConnctT, M. A. C, Aui'.ican uud
,'anudluti elisu.p.ui. aud g.catcat dlsta... n n.i.ucr HOW
ui ihc eiii.lei- pith: A. P. tieorge, M, A. C, AaseitCaa
;iuU . iiiadiau tha.iiplou one u.ile ruuiier: A. F. Gofc,
liuid, M. A. c., hoJdcr uf the world> rcc.ird f r the
runntog IruA Jump, aud the Aagarfcng clmmplon;
?Frod-' Weatlng, M. A. ('., fJic 220-yanl rhiunplpii ru:|
nei- of Auier.ca; 11. L Psluiun, M. A. C, chaippioti
liaif mllo ruiiuiT of tlie Uidhd Miu>; C. I.. Nlcoll, M.
A. C., a?d E- P- twigc, If. A. C, the welMiMown
.radkCfCi &? w- ^ar.y, s.lfonl Harrlcr*. Ilw cUaiupiou
I'.ngllsh rtn.ncr; W. II. f'"itcn, S. H.. qluui.plo.i Uiig
II.h ranner and boldec ol u 3 vorld'- rec rl for twetve
m'lr*; N- U- Moegan, 8, ||? ehajaiplcn lou ) ud runner
uf' Englnnd: T- L- Nlrhalaa, 8. II.. thami.ioii 41 ' yir?l
,iii ii' r of Englaal: <?. I|. VJonia, s. II.. I.WOyard
eiuiuplon, anu a bost of oti'-V iihted athletes.
It will be the 11:--t appcarai.ee of thc ealfoid llar
riets t'am of rhamplcna |n New Yort City. They have
..impct'vt kt |he f'ai.'.dlai. ehamplonahlaja, IVtrjlt, Chi
i a-". Iurtalo, llestou, and \v\l\ cjmpotc at PluUdclpiiia
,?, ?aiur?lay. _ _
rtio vossortu HtrsK i.v 4 coiusioy.
imvd Noad. maater nf the stcam cttialhoai Aupist
[iciii.i;c-t. haa aout a report ui the (lnlted ttut ? Loral
Inspeetcrc of htc^im Vessels about the c.iUlilon l^e
(WCC8 h|s bcet and UiQ atcaincr THlie, whlch occirrcd
nn Tucsday ulght Jn Loug I-ltv.nl Sound betwcen the
Kxecutlnn aud Stcppiug Stones lightt. Tho capktlu
f1iya that the pllot of hla vc?tel aaw the Tlllie ap
proaehlng apd hoord her blow one whl-tle. whlch he
aiiswercd. "The ateamar approaehed bead on." the
report goep <m. 'aud when <i"*e to ua he |are ua
another one whlatle, and I answered that. Ho Im
mediately -tecred rlght aeroaa our bow, and although
I stoPPcd aod baeked ray boat at onec, the TtlUe ran
ilaht acrnaa our bow, alnaing botk our boaaorU, whlch
were 'llght. No oue waa lost. Our boat waa sorne
what damaged aUo by tha coUlai -..
FOltjy ADIROVHACKHTATB fAHK.
LVJMBER ME!f 01V1IC0 THEIR VIEWS BEFORE
TUE FOIUQbT COMMIS810X.
A mecUng of tho Forest CoramKslnn of the Stato of
New-York was held at the law offlce of KnevaJs ?
Perry No. 33 Xaasau-st. at 11 cVrtork yeatardey- ***?
eral lionrs were apent by Coramlssloner, Therrfore B.
Hasselln, Sherman W. Knevals ?****??? Co* to
llstaDlng to snggesUons ln rivard to Uie beat uiethod
watera of tbe rlvcrs havtof thelr wo, kj the Ad
irondaek wllderae-s. Bepresaatotlvos of several tnaa
enga?ed In lumberlng thera were prosent. An ln
forwal discusston toak piace a* to tha slae of the pro
Idimudwk distriet, cMtalnlug upward of 8j0O0JX)0
acres. other, thought that I/DQO/30J bcbbj WouWU.
enough tor the perk. There waa a discussion regard
tailhB heet way ior the atota to aenaire utto ta the
ZfiSSmH purcuaae or b, tbertg.d of Wtoent
domata. tothis connecUou tho qneaUea um ta to
wuat ahonU be doM wg? Bwta- ?*?** Ng ?' elnba.
aocleuas and hoteis to th. frnnrn ef ll.fi ._???? .
Ex-CoDgresMnan F. A. Johnson, A. O. Thnraton,
MTX-Baenron, of tne BMaBBBa bBBtaM OaaagMF. afd
of Glens Falls, spohe ln fuvor of a plan by whlch too
Stato rnght aequlre the rigbt to Uuiea upw whlch
exneas ve bawibI ls have ?een ow? r
arc s: wga. ??-g sa ys
and liernloelt of a certBIB siac m* w
ana nemiirs.* ?? ? ?bout flve years. leavtng
present owners for a space of ?MUlB ? ' L. "
the bordwood and young treea Bf?ll*Bf?1 J?
ZrS B. HMderao... oi St. Louls. Mo who own.
rJamTand a trart of wtld land at Bacquetto Lahe. ad
S S fJSuL acqulsltoon of land fttBI dgBggf,
gSS IM.'ST Pnvuege ol cuUln, off |he spruca
timber before thelr Propertyp?a?d ftv*to f?r5t p?
was rether severo on tbe ????., ?fn5 thett of some ot
acn-ea-and was ln favor BTjKMi*ing t
thelr l?^lWfelaK'&gr& State park,
whlch be would make llke *ne "" u
Invltafiou to fJve thelr views
gOABO OF WBC0MO9 MEETISa.
The mceting of th. Board of Edurat.on yesterday
was uausually llvely. The greatar part oi Ul? J?
ShTwM toJtaa uP w?i, diaeaeato. *J? bwdgaa
for 1S001.1. Bf a unanlmous ^"^'^
doclded after eonsldemble debato k> ?* ?JJ B^
of Batlmate ??d Apportlonment for ^tfl'4J4' *
i, BBB7JM7 more than the appropriatlon of last year.
Tbe^geat items in the appropitol.on jrf: J-aJja
of tcucl.ers, #3a?9A,000; salarles of Jaaltor, ?lBO.Ow*.
"ll of tatcbers and janlter. in Uie even.ng^hooU.
eiTii.700; salaries U ofticers and ciarhe. tdBffO.
si.lares of sup. I-Ir.fendenta and cltv ?uperlntendentt.
SS; aalarica of tn.?? Bgenta. BIBJJOO; support o|
Nnutical gehMl. HfTrWP; suppucs boohs. -M**^
BUNMNK); rents of school property aud erecuoniflj
teuipoiary school bulldlngs, aVs5,0B0: fujlj^or MhMta
aad hall of lioard ol BAscattoB, il05.000. JM BM
other uethoae of llgMlag tor all the schoola aud tht
hall of the Imard Ol Educatlon, *-'1'(H^!'nim)ttiy, con.
After ....? adoptlon Of the repent a c0";m)1|tir5fl^L.
.IsttoTol the pLident of shelBiBt* and ?fiff*
BM of tbe Kinai.ce V,JI,inWm?t? aiid \pportlon
preaent lt to me lioard of to?*t*J%?vfSSvfiL
ment V commuri cut on wa> i^felted rrom nup ?"
endent JMpe? taWiig for tl.e ?PP-';l?r'^u gaugffl
to be tiscd lu Invt-tlgalJni IhC nieinod, of lnausuw
sclence ln the Dger evenlug hlgh school.
.-??
ARRJVIXG AXD DBTAMTIXQ TRAVELLBSS.
Aniong tlie pasaengers a/rlving on the steara'hlp
Majartte. of tM WhUe Har Llne. yesterday. aera
lleu.y Applcton, Majof Jam-s Csrapbell. Dav d Dun
caa Dr. K. t. Hasell. K. A. McCurdy. Eugene Htggtos.
Ul,hop IU.rst, CMBt IJHtoka Toda and famlly, Isidor
Worm.se- A. b. Twombles snd John U. Mackay.
Coant Toda has been for some years Japanese Minlater
to Austria, and is on hia way bome. He wlll be tue
qucst of the Jupanese fonsul. whl'.e in this city.
Atnong tho pirsengers sallln? for Iiremen on th*
Barth Oerman Lloyd steimship Travc yesterday were
Captaln H. BBBinget, the Rcv. J. K. Knudaon. Dr.
CHrl Boumgcr, the Bev. Dr. C C. Tlfranv and M.
Moncreiffe. On tlie H'.-d Star steamer Noordlaml, for
\ntwe:p, were S. D. Msrlatt, R. Camlnston. Uie Rcv.
A. Maliegewskl and H. C. Bennlng. on Uie Whlte
Star steamer BTunnie. for Liverpool, weie Captaln
W R Hia.lv. W. navawl I'utUng. J- II. TitUton Ceo.l
Hartley. Di-. E. KaUsUnecht. F. Lor.ng. Victor W.
Oaborn. Cap-aln J. B. Tliomp=on. W J- rarruthers
Wata andi Anti-ony Waltera. The Inman ateamer C ty
of ncrlln had ani->ng ber passeug-rs the Re?. Manlo-.
Bovd the Rev. Thomas Praren. the Rev. Dr. Norrriau
Fr?aar tlie Rev. K A. Morjlcl.lan, John lewfort
l.ane W. I. AneBlnctoM. the Rev. C. Ralph Evnns
and E. J. Stannard.
m-~
TBE UrVMSTIQATrOX OMKATU T>ESrRSD.
A weak attempt was made yesterday by Demo
erats to show tliat the Republican offlceholders of
this city are maklng a. concerted effort to subvert the
Clvil sorvlre law for parti-ci'i purposes. Thla charge
was made ln counection with the controversy ln Uie
Examlniug Hoard of the Cuetom HOMB, and the clalm
was BUkde tliat Ciptaln Wil'.iam E. Peirce, of the
Board. and I-'nitcd Statea Clall servlce Commlssiontrs
Lymau and Thompson liad checkmated tho con-t
splraey. whetenpon a arheme wao set on foot ti> ou.st
thcni from otbee. Tho bottoin of thls attack fa-Us
out when two faets an> presented. It was Ap
praiser Cooper who reqaested Thoodore Roobevelt to
laveaUgate the atfaJr. ard not Captain Ptoree. Meesi^.
Hlrd.-all. Kyder aml Waldeti. Who resiRiied from the
Loard, are not meinbers of the sanie DOUtteaJ paxt.v.
Mr. Birdsall and Mr. Ryder aix: BepnbUoana, ajid Mr.
Walden is a Demoerat.
It was aUo rharged that the spedai qaeationa wer<?
Impruper. Bnt the fact reauslna thai tire?e (piestioiis
ware acccpted by tue l.oai-d ..f Examlucra, aud linaily
indie-sed by the Hoard a* Washlngton. There ls a
ronsplracy, wid no one wants it uncovered any qntrfeer
than Apptoiser (ia<per. beeause be lia.s not get beeai
able to get any mor" examlnera, and bu?lnea> u bUU
blocked at Uie Appralaer'a ?t?rCs ln conscemente.
XOT TBE 80RT OF AS EMQAOBMBUT HE MMAMT.
A Wall istrcet man said ytsterclay that on tbe
prartons evenlnir he had calle<l on hia nestrdoor
BBtfhbara, an elierly roupto, who had Just returned
ft-om titfs eountry. Tlie only scrvynt they lusd al
the um" was a IHUe rtrl ;'.bout thiitocn years old.
who ivspiuidisd to the rinic of tbe bell.
?Are Mr. and Mi>. (lieen it Boaaet" was asked
?fea."
" Are they engnited >"
Th" smi.il flr' loolojd honitled as ahe nnswere.1:
?Why. they urx- inarrled.'*
Talking of patent medicines
?you know the old prejudice.
And the doctors?some of
them are between you and us.
They would like you to think
that what's cured thousands
won't cure you. You'd be
lieve in patent medicines if
they didn't profess to curc
everything ? and so, between
the experiments of doctors,
and the experiments of patent
medicines that are sold only
beeause there's money in the
? stuff," you lose faith in every
thing.
And, you can't always tcll
the prescription that cures by
what you read in the papers.
So, perhaps, there's no better
wav to sell a remedy, than to
tell the truth about it, and
take the risk of its doing just
what it professea to do.
That's what the Worlds
. Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, of Buffalo, N. Y., does
with
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
Favorite Prescription,
Pleasant Pellets, and
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
If they don't do what their
makers say they'U do ? you
get your money back.
DANGEROUS USE OF STRONG
FUROATIVES.
Most pllls and astrta'lvM which a? t qulekly ujwn ths
bow.-l* irritatc arxl oft.in <! -ir .y u. ? BMSSSM coats <>f o- >
stomach aud boweU. Ind <4. thelr cathartlc act.pn ls
dtreetly eauaed br Uie Irr.tatlnn of th? bowela, whlch they
producc I..iir acfcoo ,a....id be aoothiog aad atimulsjlng
Inattad of Irrltallng. A eonilniied use of auch r-n, ?:..-<
produces (hionte tn<aano?tloa of the stontaeh sod bow.ls.
TfSls ofteu eiids !n % Csi.g. rous dla^aa^. Tii* ua.. of in>
s -nulne txniiort d CarNbtMl gyasssW rsait Is lilgh y ?eseat.
1: cV.cj as a.) aporout. laigtjs* ai.d dUuetic. b aacH iu
actlon la due solely u> lt. solvnt snd atiruulatlag pfotyr.
tles It soothea and sllays inffarnination, and ls Uurafon
much preferable to all atrong purgatlves.
Bcw?re of lm:teton?. Or. Tohoie.t'a leeture on Csrla
bad 8i.ru.lcl Salt aad pamphleta malled free. Eianer 8
Mcnahjasa Co.. au- a?ent?, g gaw ay-st, Kcw.Yeek.
Kopecially elegant and attractive U
our p.lRLOK KRVrnUE this
season, we having made ?np an unu
sual assortment tliat a large stock
niight ftvoid the increased dutie*. An
early aeiection is advised as it will be
impossible to replace many of the
finest coverings exceptiag at greatljr
increased cost.
6E0.C.FLINTC0,
Fiirniture Makers,
104, 106,108 West 14th Stt
FACIAL BLEMISHES,
thi Ergast EataWlahSaat lo Um WcnsHC
the m-atment of Ha.r aod Pealp, K-rema,
Molea, Warta, 8up?mi.ou* Ha.r, Blrhc:arks,
illOth, Frackles, Ur1ii?U?. B/ I >oa?.K. i V?ln
o.I/m.i. in..- l'iuipicaBiatkMad*. Barirr't
Iict, &<.ara, rntio.ja.VGwdtr Markt, FscialDe
fSaoaaai au Sudi. n Ch{tk?. ete. Ccosultatlca
fr?? at offlce cr M lett^r. 1?* ps#e book on all
v__^- aliln and s.?!p adertlnosao'l thetr rr?-atment <?ol
t**l*4 to aay addroae for jocta. , JoHX H.WOOMIirilT,
ParmmolVyfl, l%& Wct 43d 8t.. New Vrh nty
i WOOnHTTatT'C FACIAT, COAP forthe 8hln and I
| *)?-Ul?. ?l X>rw/?7l?t? or tg 1.1.1, /".4? rgu. ? [
PURE ICE. PURE ICE.
BE8T IN THE WORLD.
Manufactured br Ihe New-Tork Ice Co? st Wt.lte Slai
Factniv, lll to S18 East leth-st. Re. ou rnend.-d by
Natluiial Ho-ird <T Health and eir.lnent pkyMClaaa of Iht
Ity. Order lt from your lce man or from th. fa-uiry.
NNE. RrPPIBT WAY*
'BEAUTY CAN BE ACQL'IRED AS WKLL AS nDRX ?
A faultles* couiplexlou .o\wrs a uiulutjdc of athCf P8jf
so.al defect*. Bv th' u?o of Mine. A. Blippert ? ?ur^
rcnowued Pace Bluah. you can a. curc thls. lfo?a ics.
iTutic. Does uot eover up but leaaovea entireiy tr.i
bl?n,Uh. Vour compl-xlon th-> aan.e ln t^a o.orM.ns <?.
*tMnt aa nlght ou retirlni-elways the ?*oi?, ttLur.ess.
S.-ud tt. po.Ugo fot cooipiste ezplsnaUu.
M.MB. A. KIPPEBT,
8 EA8T 14TH-ST.. Nt*-YORIC.
THE COCRTS.
THE CASE SHOULD BE TH1ED IN yRW-.T7.RoEY.
Judge Laeombe, in the Cnited fitatcs Ctrcnit I'.urt,
yesterday va.ated tlie stay g^nted ln the 8888 uf tha
Atlantic Dreriging company aga.nst the Dergca Serk
Company, on the ground that the case should be tned
in a N-.wJersey cwrt. The eoigtotocl allete-l that
the value of lts yards in bayonnc, N. J.. WCC be.ng
lmpaired by the closlng up by the ttofcndaat of a
uavigable chanael which ia coiuiecied WMk Nav^-iara
B?y. ,
THE UNITED 6TATES SUPBEME COCRT.
Washlngton, oct. 2S.-in the Supre,me Cnwt ef ths
Cnltcd btates to-day the followiDg buaineas was 18888.
aoted: ? .
No. 1,203-The city of New-Orleans. appellaat, agt.
William Wallace Whltney, adm.pistiator. ?^
Vo. 1,3i:o-William Wallace Whltney. admluisfrator.
ete". appeUant. agt. tlie city of New-urleaua. Mouoo
to advanco subniltted.
No 1.2S0-Jlm Leeper, et al, plalntifTs In error. agt
the -tate of Texas. Siotion to advauce sui.m.tted.
No 1 2"4- Henry U. MetTOW, tru ,ue. et BL *P
pellatit.'agt. the Cumberlanl Telcphone a.id Tele^ph
compimy. Motion to sdvanee subniltted.
No 30-The New-Engluud Mortguge seourlty 08BV
panv. appellaut. a?t. J. P. lifoves. wjerlff. Ctg.. Ct 8L
Apneal froni the Ciro.lt Court of the Inlfcd Sc?tes
fn- Uie Dlstrict of OfCfCB. /Jiimi^ed wi.h tO.-ta
^Tl\%^T^&^i al. appellanu. agt.
^ratWcawta^fMne* Yards Companv, ,p.
pcllant agt Charlee w. Ketth, et aL ete. ^?j"f>
No. fgWohn ilaidlng. plalntiff ln error, agt. W. M.
^faT-TIie^aark-Tl.read Company, appeUant att
thc wIDtoMMttk Unen Company, et ai- Ar^umsnt
''^v'i'/ourn-d untll to-morrow at UO-rlJ* The aay
rall w-11 bc as loltcwf ? Nos. 31.. ?I. 35. 3o. od. 40.
41 (?aa 100 and fMCh 42, 43 and 45.
C K'.E.S ARCT-ED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Afhany. <>ct. 'J2.-T1* foflowtog egseg were argned
toduy in the Cotvt of Afpcalc
Thc Nurthanipion NaU-mal Baiik. Ptoinilff aad
mpoudent; agt! w. OIU ?>"". *V****. ^"- de"
teU?Z\u& Naffilal'il-th of Elnftoto. nwpondeut, agt
? ..-.iv'aniu J. Utwuiher and other*, appCUunU.
1 uSa a Kajitpina-. pMlntig and apictkaat, agt. J.>ka
v lloraii dufendam aud rt??poiideul.
The i'..-iii?. appirllanu, agt. Ueurgc Dowus. aasgocd
'"'ph' dav eatondne for Uiaaotiow u as fMtowai >o?.
u jcm ' 474 -147 I'.l 4"ii, 4-1.1 ai.d ?""?.
In thc aecctid UtrUwa tc-dng the foiioAixK- ensaj
WtTl.e"r':K:Nationul Banfc of MertdM, appcll.int, agt
Peter W. (ialliudct, tvapondent.
wiiHaiu H. htetrcti aud others. iwspcndenls. agt.
the Thlrd Vattoual Bank of l.uirato. ?Vi*11'";; ,,,
The Mayor, ete, of Ncw.\ork. re4J?ttdcuu, a,u
Danlcl D. W\l!e, eppellanu r>ubnutte?i.
Augasta if. ??-"? ??? HPPjHUni and i?--P"?;'?", ;';?';
thc prUldent, ete.. of ihoOelaware and rtadsoH ? rnal
hJiiS^SoVlriS SU, *9, I.W1, M* 14M0,
1,1 IU und 1,040.
COt'UT CALENUAK> FoR TU DAY.
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