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V#L?LI.NM6,3*>.
NEW-YOCK, THURSDAY, AUGUST <5, 1891.?TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
NGW QUEEN OF THE OCEAN.
THE MAJESTIC MAKES A RECORD-XTKEAK
JNG TR1P
gER TIMK WAS 8FVFVTY M1NFTFS LESS THAN
THAT OF THF OITY OF PARIK-ES
TW.-1ASM OVKK THK VICTORY.
The WhttB Stiir Line stoain-ship Majewtie, which
ajrived nt Sandy Hook at 5 ..'<0 a. m. ye.ster
dav, BPBBa all previuns reoorda of trans itlactio
travel by ono hour and BB1 iniuutee. She lcft
liverpool on July II und went to Queonstown
for mails aiul additional passcnccrs, and at B JfJI
p. m on thaU day BBBBMl Roefcl Upht, thc etart
4np point. f<>r all racors HMi tlie Atl.ultic.
At HlWwIll i*> a copy of the log for tbe
poyagc:
Kaota.
Thuraday, J??7 30. Jfg
ftrttor, J?l.v 5l. J?
Bam'dav. A?ri? l. ? i
Bund?.v." Aucuiit -'. ?'?'[
Mondav, Ani;ii?t 8. ?'"'
Tu'*d*v Auguat 4. *?>?
Wedm*>lay. Auguat 5, U? Saady Uook. J?<
Totil .-"7
Tbe tahle ahown that this run of 2,777 kaota
wa* made at tbe rate of 20.10 knots an bour.
bcating the previons l>est rerord of tbe City of
Paria by .09, md that of tlie Tcutimic by .12, the
Majestif's tinie being 5 BBJB, 18 bours and
8 minutes.
The >>est run previous to tliis was made by
the City rf Rmbi Ifl Aagaf*, i*s''. when that
vv.?el OBIBl MM in ."> days, II BOUia and
18 miuutes, BBakJag a difTereuee in actual tinie
af I hour 10 minutcs. Iu thc eaat of tbe City
of Paris tlie MMUM nm WM 2,788 knots, or
elfven knot> loagW tlian that cowred by the
lUjestic. Had the kattet vessel run the same
(x'jirflp ber time would liavo tteen ."> days, 1^ BOBfB
and 42 minntes, ? dlBeWM of thirty-lour minutcs;
so that. the Majeatk only !><-<it the City of Paria
by thirty-six Datnntea, <>r ebont twolw knotB,
The record BOW, hrfwever, is .". daja, ls boaiB
and 8 minutes. It waa learned from thc clnef
enginear tluit the aerew of the Majeatk avfi-aVed
{.eventy-^it'lit revolutious a iniiiuu>, and that the
dally coDsnmption ot r?al ITM almut 130 tons.
Thi* latter seoms a most Boodeat eatoputatlan
when it Ls rcnieml>ered that the City of Paria, in
ber me-murahb' YOyaft, inadr In :n 80 ta Kl reYolo
tiona a miuut^ and borned aboat S30 tons of
c?al a day. Tlie difference of 100 tona a tlay i^
enoraoous.
Th? Hews of the MajosMc's Avonderful k-un
vpread like wildflie down-tomi aaaeaaj sliipping
circlee. aud nnmtxis hnrrled Ofl to tlie doek to
^/^ her arrivp, aml as she cauie np the rlTei Boat
of tbe fWMJa Ihere aalnted. At tbe Whlte Star
aflei there was ureat Jabll tion A big ebeel
vent up a? the Majeatk caine aJoigaWe ,i)l' l)ie-r.
and as soon a* H WM poaolbk mr.it.y people weot
on baaod te oonfratulatr Captain Paraella. Nnnt
lwra of tbe peflBengen had walted np that morn
ing hopug to beot that ihcir reaacl had broken
tho record, arnl as B0OI as tbe ro-.ult was ksOWB
there wan a lnerry time on bonrd.
It w;:6 r .in ?? I on board that carly on Ttiesday
?acnlni thc reaael ami s?..pi>y<l for a <i?:|r'er oi
an honr te tepla???? a pin that had bfokcn in the
Marboaro erliader, bot it eould not ?>c veriiird,
and was j.ohMli'.y l?r>'d in tbe Imagination of sonic
pa^senger who wantrd tfl ? ke a wonderful p<r
formance still niore splondid.
At hreakfast on the Majetstic yestorday morn
Injf the tollowinn resolution, oddieaaad to Captain
Pameba, w>> anantBaooaly adopted by t.'c pawrn
ti!--, and sii:n<'d, MM>fljg othei*, by Sir L.\ou
1 laytair, l harles LaoMT, J. W. Ogdcn, JaUM M.
Varnum, *ir iienry T.vJcr, IIoiuu* V? Fuller and
J. }? i.' .
R<?o1v"<l, That wa, the p?m?eneerii of tfce ntewti*ii(i'
H?:c-!if un Hf Vapaga out from Llverpool .lulv 2*, IS'.H.
}'U to oiI<'i V"! )'f-r-" itl: (Oir lnaiUOl ronpntnlation", ln
lhal io'i Mu g.\ n m Hm qatokeat pMMfa eref aioaa
?crow HM At'auli' <>,. an. 1 In- viitoiy wlii'h JTM h?V?
?ti^iiiHd ?i!i in a f-'.< ikatt kwri >>?? henMcl to ttx 'itur
no?.t. i?rt*. of th' earth. la n "?"% eaya of prafraM xmi
snii't'oii- rlv^ahy y-.u , ->v w,n i,> ptaad la tert atal jroa
hi\e aaeaaaaai in brinalai the iwa awoteal aattoaj af the
v or.d nito ? 1i.s.t ii'ci\imi!y tlia;: 111 ? v B*T? 'Ar l? in
lefrr-, and fn eiawnlni jroat taiendld aip MaJeaUc tho
aaat ??? aae penalttea to ihare ?? ?? w and 1 Jotw
??)?'! yira in MM r>ailt- ot jroui iral :i hlevement Wi
haj^ HM fnt'iri- rp.iv have la rtwt f"!' jron ?' tonUimal.
tl the ?ii''ce.-? to ?iii. h vo'ir thorouffh aod coaaeieatiaan u
aaUao to d-jty aotltlei pan,
Aaaoag the paaaragen arha arrhred by the
Maietitio were :
Mr- and Mrv K. Olcott All<ji. J. D. Al>n. F. N.
A' 3. iaan, j. c. Afkea, 11 S. Arkeo, Dr. W. M. BaMwln,
?r. and >t"?. n. 1: Barktof Mi and Mra a. M Ban>
kirt. M. W. Betahaw, r. Blnators, Joho h. Breaaer, s.
I'trkr.r llremfr. Mr. and Mr-. .t. I.. Bmner, M U &
polkeJay, Mlaa 0). A. Balk/ley, E. ?. Bntt, J. Callender,
MIsh F. Cam-ron. K. Oamoad I 13 r< B> <;. Cleather,
r Citihiaoi. M-- x. 11. DavfcM, Mi- aa4
Mi?. W. II. Da\i?, Mr. nncl Mr?. D. U D?Ttl >
l: \ .1. F ivviti-, w. r. Dadse, i.. B< Voa Donop,
?'. B. BoaMtiar, Mlaa Beoblroay, M. M. Duaean, booia
BaMH 1. C. I'/i-'i rtnn, Dr. BoMMtt, l>i J. ]?? Emrnett,
I. )i Bfaoa, Mr. und Mh, v'amhaaa, J. W. Pellowa,
Mr. *u& Mr. K. M. PleU, II. A. Ii-l. 1. Jadft and
1. naoJi Kori. (o'on.i Friodawa, Moretoo '
Mr. and Mr.. Her...- W Knll.-. In. .1 H. Ollbert, Um
Ber. 0. a Gtoi 1 rook: C. L. Gorhaai, ?'? '?? '
J. V (.t*\-. John i.rl.r-'.a. <i. II. Ifalidav. Mrv C.
minian. Mr. and Mr,. W. H. HarUey, o. P. llMth,
Mr Tid Mr-. W. W. H?roy, Arthur L. Holmw, J. C.
WaakpaBn raa lloora, Maik Hoyt. Mi* Boya, MIm al
M. Uovt, W. P. llutton, Mr. un 1 Mi
K. w. ByiaM jr.. c 11. Jahnaton,
?. Makdaad Bemy, J. W. Ktot, MIm E. l>. k:hl-i.',...
, i , r, a. 11 1.lop, 11. D. Lockwood, W. M. Lloy*
??.?. i; Mackey, Gaonc Marplea, Mr. and Mm.
< .,,;?- j. MarUa, U B?y MeKIm, Paal MeBora, T. <?.
Melor-. K. H. MUca, C E. MiH.v T. II. Montpom.n-.
h- .-: Maar, W. Xobia, A. J. .Vnttinc Mr. and Mr-.
j. M. <'rf?i-i. Mlaa Ami- <> ~n. <.. Bewell Pate, ''? N'
Palaatr, J. C. B. Pareher, Um Ber. Dr. Perelval, Mr Lyon
Ladjr Plmytalr, W.K.Poat, Mr. and Mre. J.O.Pyle,
... i. q.iii.n. Mra. a. ]'.. Raad, l?r. R. W. K-iJ.
0. 1. Bteharta Mra, BJdley Mr and Mr-. C T. Bandera,
Mi. Miu-h-lJ-Siott. Dr. N. M Sha/T r, Mr. and Mr*. Beewell
?had, Mr aad Mra. <? n. bmlOi, F. I>. Boaaeta, M. P.
Bouuia-k. .1. \v. Baothaek, Mr. and Mi>. B. C. Bparka,
j. <;. w. lawrft. Dr. K. <;? Btela, Jaha s. BtertwMO,
CtpUIn Tan.MvD. Mr. and Mr?. J. Taninr. T. Taylor,
II. M. T?ni.T. 1.. II. Tiil-v. Mr. and Mr-. R. K. ThaMM,
j. B. Bhaaa4aaaoa, Blr Baary TyUr, i?. Valeallaa, 1 M
Vomnn, Mi and Mrv <;. & WalM, .J BtewaH W..i'i 1
C ? WfCka, Mr. and Mr-. .J. M. BrhlMtaMM MI-- It. i
?tWaattag, a P. BTBaaa, Mr-. .1. D. WBaaa, MIm J.
WUaoa, w. Wltherapoan, k I. WolaT, Mr. and Mra. ?? -U
tRBM, w. r a . iof aad Mr. and Mm. Thaaaaa Baoef. |r.
04.? 0OXP1PT WAMTAtt is CBIC1GO.
<:.te:t(?ot Ang. j (Sperial). VKc-l're-hScnl BllflBf?i
of the Ciataaajo Oa UgM aod Cobb Ooaapaap, tataed
|rt">ly IhdBf re;'airtin(f thc i--ii<- ai WtfiSOJOOO in
l.oi?<!- liy former BmiaB<i . for \ihi<h tlr.' '?"'-J' '
auaafeaaeat aaa eaJM aia laeai U> aeeoant Ur.
bUUBfi -aid, In part : "Xha -'- iidnde DOOghl ont
thf Oaa Coaapaap. Ttap \>m 1,1 it, toofe aoa?e?ri??a
hiiu had a l"t ot ho!;d- ptBim h> the anioiint of tln ir
artgtaal Btaaaaawai lWa IVay -m Um aoadi aM
raaateai Iba aaaoey f()i tk?aa, Wlaara did Um bmmmi
poi Oartalaiy aal t?. ;!?? Iraaaary <.f tii<- eoaapaoy.
ii m?t. uaaa it aaaal t<> Um aaractora 11 ?annla?ai. aod
??? fcaaar it i>> Um raaaad ,,t um iraiaesas. Thfci
trm-aetion not onlv h-it UM duactora M ptaaaeaaloa
af the ?.a^ (Jaaipaay'i awMaaij, aal ako telaataaraai'
them jor Uaalr expeadtttaraa, m tiiat tfacp had ?cmumJ
Um Uaa Coaapaay for hotMag. Tka mxt atap araa
to *eii ttMtf aiock. Ma ha*e aaal a diniMTid to eacl
of them ?-.King e?th to turn o?M lnto the BTM U
of thl- OOBtpanj the aaaaajr O.at he retelved from the
aak af BM.baaMa
On th? othar l?ai"l "? P- Turbeek, virepreiident of
the ?oaaoaBM '??<* (ompaiiv. whidi, it la allegrd, kai
fceen taraaai for the purpoae of aoatroytng tlio oz*
Llct.t and r?k<- <nmpaj)>. talked to 1 i-eport?- on
tehalf of hih roaipany. aod a aerted fiatlr that the
atory of thelr MPl'onenu i- all moonahlne.
VOgrSECJtATIM AS AVXILllRf BIBBOP.
Boston, Aug. I.?In the Cattie^ral of tlio Hotj Crmn
?Ma corclnj; ttac Utv. John Bfaif ww aM?at?d from
tlie off.re of part^h prfe?t of AaaaMBBTf to tne niar? of
aualriary bi^tiop of tln: An hdux tM of J.<?-t?n. The
leienMitty of la- eonseeration **i one of tho BBMlJai
aortant that lia\c tak-n pi?"- in Kaw KiiKland, and
aaa atU-uded wkJi all tbe pornp and inagnilittnca chui ?
"Wiijjr <ti. tiiia laiudoua atiiiiouiiuaUOM.
O'BRIEN&CLAHK IS TMOUBLE.
THE PROPERTY OF THE BIO AQUEDUOT
FIRM QOBB INTO A RECEIVER'S HANDS.
StTT HAS BFFN BKOUKIIT BT O'BUIES TO DIS
solve the ?ftTHiBi?rr fftinwnow
of the OOMP\nty's affaip.s.
i?t mmin to m tbibikk.j
Poushkeppsie, Aug. r> (Rpcciali.-Judse Barnard
to-day appointcxl Joiues W. llincklcy reoeivcr of
thc lirin asset* of O'Bricn & Clark, of New
Yurk Aqaadact l'ame. Tlic oppointmcnt wai
Di.i> on fhe application of the Firat Natiom
Bank of Rhinchcck. O'Brien and Clark l-eing mcr
defendnnta. The jnderoent* \\ere filed ajm;M
the firm in favor of thc bank, one for S?:,U 2'
aad the other for $4.4!?1 S7. On hia c\amirtion
in snpplenientary proccedings l?cfore Itefv* **"?
V. & Sehnyler, of Bhioelwok, a bhort ti,e aB?
John O'Hricn tcMified n; folbws:
" I rcside in Rhhaebttk and have foj^i^'tccn
fCMl pr^t. I am a mcml>cr of thc firm'f 0*BHen
& Clark. The firm eoancftB of mj-5lf- Htwan
Clark and John llooMf. Edward -^rn<y 1ms
an iatncst in Ifeoaeyl slinre. Cls^ rcsldes nt
Portehcster, WraMlhcatBI County, -N*- ?*? Clark
and I represent abont three-nuarte* ?t the prop
ort.y. Mooncy rcsides in NVw Vok City. Ke:ir
ney residos there Um, The pla? of bontaeaa of
th<> firm is X<?. 40 Wall-Kt., N>-Y?>rk. I am la
miliar witL thtae) twr> jadgflMnft The mnneya nd
vanced l.y tho bank WW fol 0'" bcneflt of OT.-icn
A- Clark. We clnim of the-'ity of Xow-York on
the Aqocdael eontvaet aboa'$4,000,000.
"An actiou BgdJnal the Jity Ivm been rcrcntly
tried befbn Jadga Inffimh?i and ? jaiy. Aettosa
are pendlng ns to gve other aeetlona. We a
proserutinz an appea] fOM thc judgQKIlt of the
Cpurt Abont 8250,0*0 is held in reaerve by
the city on the cngtieen*' eertiflcatea, whioh I
cliiiu ie due now. Jdont know when the city
elaimg it is d"*?. T'P 10 por eent iw eubject to
snit. The firm lu< aa actiou Bgainat thc Long
Island Railrnad i*t $14,000. We hare tooh)
and nwehlnery, b*t eont ^:<^? whatil is all worth.
We have an eijiity of r<'deiyption on eertain real
?state. it i> '1 T!?!!-'ii Brldge Fork, Kew-York.
It baj been erodemned by the city for parlt par
pofes. It. hai been tpprtJoed at $120,000. Onj
firm bM an aooount in the Mt. M(?rris Bank:
also in tiie Amerioan btxehnnge Bank. Nt
lialance Rtorth 8l*aking of iu eithcr. llie
Amerioan Exohange Tias an a?si!.'nment of onr
elaim on Bection B of the A?iueduct. of some
$42,000. Wc claim $64,000 in th.it .-e-ii'in.-1
John CBrien ha.s ibo' Wiinn a suit for
the ' dissolution of the i<rn< of 0 T.ii"n
A Clark, on the groand that Clark baa
orerdrawn his account $100,000 or more. The
o^jiers ar<* roti;rr:n>)'e liefore Jodfe Barnard on Sat
nrday aaftrninf. Judce Onernaey is OBrien
torney, an<i .t. W. Hinckley baa been appointed
ptneral reoelTer.
BOME OF THEIB DNDEBTAKINGS.
TIIF.IF. FAMOUS TU.VXKL-RECENI F1XANC1AI.
TROUBLES.
The ncwn of the appoinrnmut at Paagkkeepfla bl
.indoc Baraavl of a reeeiveff fce <n;rict?.v < tiric. tbe
tirm of AqoeOact eoatractoim, cr'at^i ao l?111 - - l ;?? ?
in tliis city List eveninc and ?a~ dttteacae4 ?!;;i anl
BMttioa In poBtteal and otber clreloi aboal thc ?ptowo
hotH> anl ciuiiv. rtie oppaceat Bnanda] eoUap ??
tiie tirm ??*!?? Iilnlj not nnexpccted, b'iit it eaused
n'Hviy n* mii'ii eoauaaat m U it iuki eone nnbomWed.
raa eaaerprlaaa In wMen taeae cootnwtoia have
been eiipi^'tid viere tafiB ?ad vnriod. and 0M
HWB they 'n-cre looked ujion as MaOBg the MMri
sticrws?fui and soUd of the operjt.irs aagaged hi
Ihc trcrh of eonstrnotion. The lurw'fc-l Of their recent
enter]"-!*** w tlif bafhUag 0f six of the m"~t '"'?
po^t^llf aaettona af the new OMaon AriwdnH. tnvolTlnfl
Ihe aipaadllaia of many miiliws of dolfnr-., altlioucli
Ihey bara been enpaped in the l?iiildi:ic of raiboada
;::<\ ott t e\tpii-lvc operationv. dnc of thatf Aqoedurt
wetkHM Inetaiel the great f^^f of eaglneerlng ol canf
inp the tnniicl to a d-pl!i of 4il? f'-ft bekrw 111?- Harlen
KiVcr. it wm on Bection i? of O'BHen A &irk*i coo
tracl thal Um dhwovery of iim-i of ta? eefectlve m t*
oa the new tqaelact vai aaate, and from Um Um
,.t gils dli "vcry um Bnanctal Uoablei of Um Bm aeem
t'> have begnn.
Caaar tbe ordon of the Aqoednet ConailHl ?, they
itarted to repair Um ba4 arori at Kr>':if eort, bnt d*
i btrtng thal they a?e*e entttW to relniburseinent, as
H waa nll >ii>n<' naBaf the dliect "\i\'>- of the Ooaa
mtsslon tiir^ncii tiie eatef eaguwer. The Aqoadnd
CommlaKfon refoaed t? entertain aay efeUai (or naklng
good Um bad wora on tba Bmi?a aaetlona, and (yDrton
i Clark brooght leveral mlta agatnal Um eKy-oaa
ooverlng eaeb of tiieir aaettona?and ?ggregatJng be
iween g4,O0O,O00 and #5.000^00. The Brst of UMOO,
in wi.ii h Um (li'inrind waa for neariy gfi,00O,O0
-uitcd in the defeal and Blaeoaafltare of the pla
Money iae the tirm on it-, oontiaeta artUi the dt|
baa been garnlabed ?>v Um aab-eontraeton In numer
oaa caaea, and it baa been weH known ttatl O'BHen
ct dark hive for aeveral BJontha been in sevei-e pe
onalary siraits.
john O'Brian, thc fceai of the Bna, baa v>nn been
eetive aa a Den?oeratf? politMlao, and dnrlng Um noted
r.1iiip.nru "f 1084, when um Brat ran lor Oovemor.
he araa ekatnaaa <>f t*a Demoeratk Btate Coaunlttee.
j 11~ DMthoda for raJaiag fanda for Um Qovernor'a oon
Ma< are -till fre-li In the BMmory of newapaper
roadera.
Henan riarfc. the leeond piirtn^r, ?aa a larze
eontractot In the Weat before be eaane to >'>-"iV
Vork, and tbrongb the awdlnm of "Heaeet'' Jonn
Keenan, nnder llabert O. llioaipaon'a adndnrstratlon
m COnmbMtoner ol PobBe KTorka, eame In aitk
O'Bricn on the "groand Beor" of Um Aqoedurt
I.-..M-. "Boodler" Keeoon becon aanoylne tbe Rrw
?itt: a nrh ckUBlng partnerabln lo ha proflla before
he thoaght it uuTe to leow bft retreal In Canarta.
nn January 14. 1669, Judae Andreira graoted k
appUcaUon f>>r a conunlaa'on to aaeerUIn a-hpl hl?
rlghta i'i ffl.'' Aqnednel eontraeta arera bnt ba ha
been nnsncacwfol In hla rlnim^. if renorta are corrert
jlr, Clark haa been for a rear or more a beav* deaksr
in ??i.nt-" aod "eahV hi Wall Street. That lii^ ventorw
have noi been lueceaafol la utdleatedbj O'Brlen'i itate
in. nt liiat Clark hu^ overdrawn J;i^ aecount to Um
antonnt of 1100.000.
Tbe otber partaera, Edward Kearney and bli rela
tiv. .tolin H. klooney, are well known Demo radi poj
Uclans of ii?i^ city. Mr. Kearnejr baa been on aJl Udea
,,f um i"'?'! Deinocratlc fenco, and waa nerer known
, itaj long wttti Uil deosated faetton. vrhen Um
Coonty Dawociacy waa organlaed Mr. Kearney lefl
Tammany Hall to become one of the eornerati.i ol
ihr new oraaolaatton. Three yeara ago, wkan Uie
fortonea <-f U.Conntlea" began to trow dark, be
lolned with lleory i?. Parroy la dierapUng Um i
/ tjiin and i'i- nexl \<-^ foand hla lafoly back agaln
?i ii.,.''..m of !'.?? Wlgwam. li'-rn be la Ukrt) to re
maln ?<-' k?n? i? M* \?Utt%U make it an ubjw-t. Mr.
clark I- the onlt member who l- even nomlnaJly ealletl
a Beuubllraii. "!^v mimtoi * in all irnni I h d I "?
bav? been wltti Tammany,
-? ? ? -
vn b nou nn utiutti nfori.
CaarlottesvlUe, Va., aag. 5.?Daawl P. Conaell, of
iN.rt-'nioiitii. OWo, arbo waa bot by ?obm anki own i?r.
?oaVblto lytag In htabaHboa tae Palhaaa aleeptog-cai
M the Cheaapaaha aad Oblo tealn hwl Batardaj idorn
(ii4.,i aere al i<? "v|",|( thta moralng al Wrlgnta
?Jotel, whara he baa beea em ataee Um tragedy. Ha
, , >, twt.tnent e.\< ept Ihe on.- already pulilisbM.
","'1'',/;. .'-, .'''d-iiheraujy ?hoi hlm after deinaodlng
!,''" ?,.Viie'v. wwefc aaaatafaaad.
ryOf/l Of WO Um TO mtUM niLBOPhis, wii.r..
Meahaaa. Haaa., Aag. -v .\ rapaAfei eattcd af tha
, , ,. m CfuHcs, th? mlUleaalre wldower of
Mr. inii n . UlU, nil,|lier ||
Mm wuuld **Z*J*A*l?* ndliulooK and in
^aopttao whs aafraa aad wmm B1?horiWHl
".12*SrtZ?m2L mSA ?aa m.
io dcur Uiat Mr. bonrim ??? ??
paadJai k?Mn*. ?,f ?*%* u'" Dfe**Jai <>'< aka Mk aka.
Uopkms's wllM alW i bje i, or that h* antl.ip-.tcl any."1
^.v ?A- c/w/o.v nujy IX COLUSIOy.
pOflt P*10*'* KILLED AND MANY IJfJURED 01
T,n- WDENSBPRQ AXD LAi:i. CHAMPi.WV
?ajaMhari, N. Y., Aur. j.-A fatal ?AeflBBBi of>
Clll.n, to-!!ij:hton thc OfBBiplflig and Likc Chani
plro Ikiilroad, near Ch uiiplam. An u iBBMatt tiain
0f,Mi BBJB WBg in collinion with a BtUBBBfJir tr.un,
.,1 ionr BB1BMB1 were killed and nnny othern
u;re tnore or leas hadtf iujnred. a'ull particulari*
*re not obtainable at present.
WJBB8TBM S1ILL Al LARGE.
THE P0L1CE ARE NOT INCUNED TO DKLIEVC
THAT nr ttttt tOMMMMBKM iiimmxf.
The Intitnatlon tbat Uertram C Webater, who Ullled
Caarka at. Goodnrla, aalght aniiiaMoi MnaaaH la I a
pottee kcdara ike end of tbe weeh \\m apokaa of hy
Ckkf [nepeetor Byrnea jraakrdai aa a i<.i->iu!e dodge
to bhUmj Um pottee rahu Unat tearah.
??I have no lii/orrnallot] jihont Wcbater's posstble
Burreiidcr, BXeOpt what I bave seen In tbe newspa
pers,'' he ^ulti. ? und 1 have niy opmlon of a lnwyer.
who l? an oftircr Of MM lourt, who would BBaMt In
kaaptag a murdcrer otit of the reach of justlre if he
kaew where the pohVe could Und hlm. We t>hall
anr-t Wcb-ter sooner or liter.'' Tho bMpaOtor'a
look of (onti'l'tKC led the Tilbunc reportcr to think
that" UM detectrrea ln.d irot on thc traeh af tVehater
and mlplif arreat hlm BOOnet than he and hU frtends
expeetcd.
At tlii! oftlre nf Howe <fc Hummel It was said that
both kwyen weea away. Mr. Attan waa in the elty,
but tho rapoftee was not altle to hee liim. A tonii
dentlal etatl BBM that tbe baW llrni had b^-n ICtabMi
on Tneeday k defend Webater. Beraral wui* aaen,
wboae aamei were not u> be, divuipii. had eaDed at
the onke la arranpe for Um aaknrn. They aere
friPiKi- of Webater and were eettng wiUi Mi knowkdge
and approraL, and they doabtiOM knew where hr ama.
Thoy <M(i not MU where ha eooM i>r fonnd, bowerer,
and all tbe flnn Imow abonjt tbe autter waa that
Web?ter'? frlends bad clated that be woaid aBirander
hitnself before Suturday.
Alh 03 ACCOUNT OF TBE ROACHES.
KAtOPPELfPI RF.ER-SHOP WAS BCRXF.T) OTJT. A*n
A TAILOB IX THF. ROOM AHOVB
WAS OVKFUOMK.
Poitibea beeaaM I ? pMatlfa] takty tn Fmnz Krwif
feM*a beer abop o i tbe sjroond Boor of the Utreortory
frwii" !;on-e Xo. 100 EaM ?'in-dinndred-nnd ninteenth
at.. and KauftVU hai tried to earkratlaak them arttti
a atlxtora of ofl and tarpeotino. At t a. in. yatter
day be waa throwlog a ipray of Ow adxtara acain>t
the eeillnrr with a tqolri un, and the -tn;r raucht fire
from a Bghtod Mmp. The fttini? qaJekly Itted the
beer-abop. KirafftM and hia nualty n*-*i to Um Mraet
?ad gave the atarm. Tw i huniUei on the tee ?d Boor
barely eaeapod. wrjUam HehMaiaa, who ilept aoanaly
on tbat Boor nnttl tbe ?rooke aaa Uttek in hta "?'"'.
Inmped from a window and hnrt bls artn iBgbtly.
Chariea Mohring, aa oM UUor, Utred <ai the kp Boor
with hu wtte and ber trtend, MlnnM Ktober. Thelr
aaaape waa eat ofl hy the Baraet. PoUoemen In the
:iw tl | WOBMYi at I fronl window and MM tBBBl
- ? ? i jntnp. a< th" Braaaaa a*jea eoaMnp. MoBrlng
fell on UM fl<?or. ovcrroine hy nmolie.
Hook ano" Ladder Coapany No. 14 laabad ?p to the
booM and Um Breraea went np ? bakkr k tke roof.
iii.\ eat a boto there to tot oaf the Mnoiw. ilreana
lm ran ? ladder fn"?m th- wtndow where the
arare to a ? Indow ol BM nearast aooae, .md
Itelpod tbem bctom the brtape. Hmb be. "ent beeb
?nd dtasged i at akbrtog. Tbe oid taOor m ittll
Inscnslble when an embolance arrived to talt?> hitn tn
V,,' llarlem Hoapttal, bot the Migoooi thongbt MJ
W The flra caaaed a lo-s af abotit 85,000, which was
otrrerad by laaaraaee.
-?
Bdiujre rsDicn a crazt captain.
TnE CREW MUTIXIFD AND THEIR COMMAXTIFR
KILLED HIM-KLK.
The steamshlp Finanee, of the f'nited Ptates and
BtaaU Miii Bteaaaahlp i-mc Birtatd la Biooklyn
j-ecteraay and i-. at Roberts'a Moroa, Ob board at hrr
waa Um eraw of tbe Konragka bark im^'h porl
Captain a. M. Oeetanyden, wbtch waa bouod for
Maschlo, ^ r.'i .a geoeral eargo. The eraw bad muti
niH. There were mb ol thent. The only ona who
wonld t:iik w-is ? aallor aaaMd LouM Wllllaraa He
?ayi thal abaat Bfty nlka froat Cape St Boqae UM
captain, who waa a rToiweglaa, bagaa beattng abaat
vlthoaf apparant objaet, and eonUnnad k an ^o for
three daya, Than )i" annoaneed that ho was golni
to Barbadoea and at otker thnea be aaM be waa boand
tor Dtba ptaee*. PlnaUy, on Jnna 11, tbe BgbtbooM
at Mamnhaa wa* alghted. Tkea Um eraw aroaa and
tooh poaaaaaloa of Um yeaaei
Hii> eaptatn weai Mhote and laid th" rase beforo
Um Norweaian Consal, and ha ronunooed the eraw,
The captain aaM the eraw aratlnled beeaaae there waa
Doi enoogli tood and bad braagbl UM reaad B Uaran
bam. TWi UMg dcnle*t They waea Mot baek to the
vc-M-l, and Unrea daya Mter Um eaptatn went na board.
rV'hilc Utttng In the rabta fi?; abol blm ?!( In UM bead,
dylng aoon afterwara. it ui nppot <i that iie wa*
Inaane. The eaptatn'a hrother tooh ebarge af 'he
eeaael and a tiew prow waa proearea. Tlie afd eraw
tlien eBBM k NewVorlf.
Xha i':i:a re atoo iii'i on board ntne bmb af Um
crow of tbe barkenttae Bteadfast, boand from Trlnldad
ror Pblladelphta wtth aaphaJt. Bha ran aahore on tbe
\ est end ot the lahaBd of BaaM Crni, and after ftrlp
,,i ? her the erew m.uie tiieir au to the porl ot
santa Crni, wbence tbea were forwardeal to W.
Tlionia*. where they toob tbe Plnance. Die t*t?ad/n i
was fi im Bettaat. Bbe waa on ber tirs: tnp. and waa
lniiy Inanred._
^.v VfSUZASCE GOMPAMT OVKHSTr.PS TTSEtf.
Baratoga, Aug. 5.?Jbatiee Pntnim, M tbe Bpeelal
T-rin thla mornlng, dlandawd Um wrtl of eertlorari
obtilnod by the GMna Falh Inanranea Company to
revicw the aaaeeamenl ot it- oew ofbee balMlng In
,.i,n. Kail- by the rtUage ?>-? ?'?'? al (MO.0O0 M
,v... ive. The bolMlng, whleh baa Jnal been rom
pleted, eoat opward ol Biao,000. The vllbge ?> -?
forgol to asaoM tbe contpany'a wrplua a- autbortaed
to do bj tbe Legklatora al the taat aawton, bnt Um
,,. ,.; tl ? town ot uueenebary, In which Gkna
PaUa i- Incloded, bad thelr attenUon ralled to tbe faet
D, thut certlorari, and they bate M?eaaed the eon
tor B40.000 on Ita real eateia apd gHpOipOO.!.!
,,, .":?. wflcb total aiim uf ptMO.OOO I alll have
to bayState, rountj and towti taxw next wlntar, ao
tbe writ ol carUorarl hu proved to ba a booaaarang.
Tlii: tXICKEBBQCKKM tTOMAOE COXTAXY.
Albany, Aag. 5.-A beartng wai beM before Depatj
tttorne '! ? ?' t"':'> "" l'1" i'!?1''l' '
John J. Moore, a ?; ckhohfcr In tbe Knl keroockcr
Stormre Company, of Keti V'oih ?'iiv. aal I
,,?.,,.., aencraJ to brli ? an a lk * "? * "lv" i:'* '":"
pany on the groond of i;* laaolvenry, and on Um
furtlier gnmnd tbat Um corporaUoa baa rtokl
nw In imt hoMing annoal
annnuUj h ee IB?T. Afler hcarlnB b Ui kka, Judgo
Maynard aaM that no evhtence had been prodnred
tkowlng tluU (i"- eoatpBBj wa kaolrenl bnt on
,;? ,. tntrary, II.ppow nl ol tbe appH< illon bad
produeed a certtfled c py ol the annnal repvri of the
company, nW wlk the la retarj M Btate, toi la l
g it- llablUUes to be B1B4?10, whlle Ita
?, , B1 -.-i- Begnrdlna tbe alleged vtoh
.. .avtitlR UlC annnal lir ttlnfJ ? ld t ? ?
,f <lii-.-toi- it appeanxl that there bad been ?
T-.I ..-? ai.-.ni. on the part of all tbe
in tiu- j?di< \. Jodge Maynard tooh tbe popet
,, en-ed laJ dedalon.
L'UlRKn A Bi/LaOiD '>h BSSJXM.
Umtovtlk. kp.. Aag. ". -The aaaaanl faaken by Byl
?aata Voong, defaaklag eaaaler af tbe Pewpoti "??
;tn<t Mi--.-ilpjai VaBay BaaUroad, kat boaa .-tim..t?i
i,\ al huniUBMB M Um Oaaraataa Oeaapany ?<( PorU)
ineriea af BBJjOOO. A raward of Bft.000 BM
oflerad for htearreal and ratara beta.
-^-*
mr. covjnmt iMom tutuaacm wioobkax
PaitUbalf. Penn., Aug. 5.-A rhmdbur-t aapMliaf
last nlKht twtween thls city and Rookvlllo and paajanf
Paxton Creek to Jine ?o rapldly that tbe laUroad
triieks and many bouaea tn South Hiirrlnbiirg were
flooded. Baraaal kekrka were inundated and epeta
Umh had m aa aaMaaaMai. rraraa aa Um l-em-.i
raaM BaU.' '?'" ??"??"-'' '^'?'l hMhai af arataf
jor two or thiw haara A number of dann kafM
and tloodcd t"? aBBMBBilBl aaBBttP. There BMBB
.everal narrow e*<?l>?a from dromiilng, b'"'';! BM| ?'
BfakfitaWMd, Xb? wator M rotcdlag raiddiy,
COL. McALPIN RE-ELECTED.
WORK OF THE LEAGTJI CONVENTION AT
BTBACIJ8E.
MMIMaSJI AM) HARMOXT-MASY OLUBS REP
lU^KXTED-UEAFFlKMIXG THK PRINCirLES
OF 188S-A GREAT .MA^P-MF.F.TT*G
ix thk rrengB.
[BT TKI.EliRAPII TO THE fWl f
Syraeusp, Aug. 1.?Tlie beat Republican club
onnvriition ever held in tliis State i? the iioani
mons verdiet to-night regardbag the fonrth annual
mrcting of the Xew-York League, which
opei'^d here this morning and clnaed its
flnst day's prooeedina.s latc to-ni-ht wtth onc of the
moat cnthuslnatic mnss-ineetinir? ever witt;e*ed in
Oneadega Ooaaty. The expaetatataeai whioh eagye
lalnaaimilaa to ataf gaihiiliig, gnal aathey were,
have all Iwn rimrc than re..!i/ed. N'ot only WOd
the atcendaaee Uffga and thaconghly tepieeentav
tive, evcry purt of tlie State havlng dtldgateg
pecaeat, bal tlie proceedintrs from hoglllllllig t > i-ihI
were spirited and Intfualjng. and it would be djf
hcuit if not bapoaaibM ka tind n Btpnblleaa that
tvaa present wbo is not encourajred and dclisrhtr-d
at what he flaw and bcard. It wus g RepablicaB
aaaeEabil a ln the fullest and licst seiuse of thc
term. Not I trnco of faetioini.l feeUflg w;:s niani
Ibatcd tUronaiiont the day. cvery atternpt of that
?Oti btJag iustantly aheclPBtl by what rnLht fa.rly
>>o tcnncd the " cnmmnn^senflc of mnst.'1 As one
of the lenditiK delegatea put it, "We are
tlirorjfh fiRhtin^ eaoh other: we are (roim,'
for the cnmmon enetny notv.1 ThLs
waa hhe spirft of tlie meetititf and one
that waa constantly reflceted thrnuchont the pro
eeedinga Thoac who feared that ihe eoavention
might aay or do aometbing that wonld enabarraaa
tlie regnku party oonventlon next montb will
!e..ru with aatMfaction thal al] auch fean nre
graandleaa. 'Ihe Leagne men fnlly nnderatand
that tlieir baalnedB >* not. to make piatforma
any more thaa it !? to nominate oandldatea, and
?o tbey oontented IhcnaarlmTa to-day with atmply
reaflirniing the prinoiples of the party ns get forth
in the Nntionnl platform and, arralgning thc Dora
ocrath State (iovernuient. About tbe only exoep
ton to this waa t!.c reaolution adopted in tlie con
vrntion, in rcfcrence to the OOBtraol work at thc
Daanemora prieon. Colonel UoAlpin waa re
eldtcd in OOOordanee With gencral expeetati>n.
Hia exccllc.it work of late m:ide all oppoattion to
him fntile, and hia only opponent, John S. Sinith,
the efBeient ehainnan of tlie inb-Exeouttve Com
inittcc, paw tliis carly, and graeefully retircd,
leavlng thc Colonel to be ehoeen again by ac
elamatton, II waa a aaattet of regret iii.it, owing
?otnewbat aa a mleonderatanding, Mr. Rmith waa
beateo M a cnndidalc for membei of the E.xee
utivo Connalttee. It waa not due to any fault
of liis, and he will :,'et a gaitable place of honoi
to-aaoiraw if he wU aoeept it. Tbe Bnal aeaaion
of the convention will be held to-day to ootnplete
thc eleetion of ofBcen and ehooae delegatea to
the NattoBMal Ckwretrtion of tlie League nexi
year.
MAXY PARTY LF.APERS OX HAND.
Th^ proceedlnga began about noon in the Orand
Op. ra llonse. whicfa w:;s beaatifnlly deoorated
with fh<js. bnntiug, Boweia and evergreena
'I here waa hanlly a vaeant aeat on the main Boor,
nnd the tallcnes were eomfottably lilled. The
tnnjority of the delegatea were yoojlg men, of
eaarae, ba* no small aambei of poliUeal vaterana
and proininent party lc.tdeis w ie nlM in attond
nnce, sueti as Siate Scnator Sloan, Aswmblyman
I-e.vo, bf Maghataton; Senator Sweet, ex-Con
man linrr. Bobert P. Portefi Saperlatendent of the
Cenaaa; Genera] Btewarl L. Woodford, ex-Senator
Grlawold, Bmith O'Brien, of Albany; Con
aaan Seieno N. Payne, (fathaniel MeKay, .John
Bhnpaon, Aaarmhlyman Acker, WiUlam A. Smyih,
ehainnan of the Tloga Coonty Uepubliean Con>
mlttee; Mablon Chanee, of the Ameriean I i
tiw lariti Leegoe; Janaea A'Bmnehard, ex-Mayoz
Paraona, <-i Boeheater, rejoleing m the faci that
Ida oity will bave a BepohUeaa eonvcntlon next
month; John Drake, oi New-York: Charlea E.
Fiteh. Jndge Wil'i-i.:i A. Warner, ex-Anaemblyman
v.im AUen: Jnhn Kenyon, Samuel M irria, who baa
been flghUng "Kd" tfnrphy ln rroy for a doaen
-.. v 01 ni"ie, and othcn almoat 'i,> well known.
Andrew U. Wbitfl was ln town. bnt liad to go auay
before the meetini opened.
Pteaidenl McAlpin preaidad. Moat of tboat <>n
Um platfona wera League men, ineladlng riall ?a
from other State Leoguea, araong thera J. Henry
Uonld, of Maaaachnaetta, and Mr. Kelly, of Wis
consln. Prayer araa offered by the Bot. J- a. Boch
man. ? My Coantry Tla of Tbee,' waa aung by
the Syr.Miise Olee Clnb, tbe aodlenee joining Ln
Ihe refraia llsen Satem llyde, ehainnan of the
looal eoramittee, delivered tbe addxeaa uf weleomc,
aaying aoiong other thinga:
The dUaena of Byraeoae. IrreapecUTe of tactlon, or
of party, or uf crecd, or ol roi ?. wclcome tu Ihe ceidral
ritj of thc btate tik'He rcpn entatlve profi lonal and
buslnerci ni'ii who bavo come togeUtei here to de
UUer.ite on great iiucsUon;* of policy and of State.
?]!;.?-<? men ->! rcnown who ?orron ?! mc here, ?ianding
biafa aa iti-% do Ln the Soilon's esieem, we uot only
^ro*. bul we Uiank them for tlw <i ??'!- Ihej ','\??
done in the paat, for thelr preaoid blgh ro -?' ation
to th ? party'a w?j* and laplrlng i ?t ?
in tho party'a tutore. We Uwnk Uiem a~ well for
Ihetr preaenre here to-da\ and ln advance t r the
eloqueirl aorda whleh we '???>?? Ihey aic lo ?pea? to
as. For tl^ Lcagne and Its work 1 need nof speak.
VVbal we do nof know tla ?? grond men eloipient will
biirn into our ' ' ? '"?- """ '' '
from oB the altar oJ a llving patriothm. tnie thlng
we do know. aiiii thal l? thal it all meaiis duratiaii
.....I of edui iimm the Repnblleon partj fr. II
i.ii.a in the i'i ,v ' ' ?' cr '? ? :
It tm? always been aafe It la to-day *afe lo a?sc
n?. i;i .i. ;i man knowa th<- more likely i- he to vote
thc i: pubUi in Hcket. II I* alao Ju i .?- - ife I i
i ial the in tter ;i man i-. ihe n te be i-. Ine
belter rarc he tabei o< l.i- famtly, tbe m iru i
? ighbor, the i etter i ltlr.cn ne Is, tho dh re hc !?ve?
hi.-i eountnr and the m >re he lovea 'n- Ood. Uic
Bkcb la that man to vote the Republl'TMi tlcket. I U
ti,. ,? are the fact?, gcnUemen, N our pnde and our
i thla eondltiofl carriea with it graae re ;
: ISttli ?. . ni < mtldeiit CJtportatlon ol evei ?
tiuii i- bc t from u-. .t ? ? for na to I
Ever> delcgate here to-daj owen to thls rom
li in hlm. If ron e\er h:r.
and patriotic i iood?, thl ? i ? the place foi ' em. . if
vii i evi a nbrti
.. ?! th ough th m i i >??'!<?
?|.'
? "f pufriotic exiiltiitlon
. nr to yoa praetii I Idean thal m ???? be "?? '"
lo ronr parl '? ?:?..;? >i
ii ii- i. -? -:i.n i ? .'.-.| do. li -re i xi.iv in?l ?
?: ?-?--:- i n.. you
ha*v comc here with thoe IhouchtH ln yonr minds.
I y< ;"'
|. onr bcllef, and nddx Immwi arablj; i < ?e
-?-- nf onr wi . ;i "l to onr hopea t mrhing
,i, r ,!? i f yonr dellb rallona.
l ?ar. " drome to K- ,? ii IIi n (*rr8i n ??!
.,, i.. ,,,,' tiea i titm
\ '?!?: !
Mr. HydVa rnaarka were gekvrooaly applauded.
Heerftary Hodges ataruxl tb caB the r.dl oi dele
ininid thal thla wonld take too
piuch time, .*? he waa dlrccted to almply oall the
,,l im!i i li.l. on hll Hat : 'Hie li-t o! the
saaay onraaiiatloni tcuiaatnted La printed ln
aootbar ooloaw.
BPl l.' II OF FBESIOBXT Me M.i'ix.
Dnring tha roB oall Seerrtary Blaina'a name
ma loadly oheered. A eonl al ? ia reporte I ln
th,. Otorerarule bnl it waa
H.tried, tlie Convention declding that all clnb
eotaUvea were weleome. Preaidant M Alpln
thea delivered hia aaanal addteaa,
well reri-i\el. Ib-te bj whal ba aald:
GeaUeaa a 4 l ??? Leaa i ?a ? I to-daj m
,,,, Tourtli annoal ? mveni ?> '< le /''
Bepnbl ol the State of Kea york. By
!,.?, repented tavor it la t'v dnty, ? ? ?
m pl? ' 1"":,'u-"
Etlu ' ''^'''^""L^taTwottTaat
ms t^cn doae, aad aameaUy roaatder w ??? ""
gona J. la not tar me tojjlaeaaa tte grwe
1 Tnii.i.i partle* m the Ktatc and ? ?< m. aad upon th
'?..1,m:,i ..t' !? J
I,,,! ohiI> Ihe . nf the Mate oud KfaUon, bal
,.i che ln lt? Wn il rltiren aa u> II.
w- Have ln oor mldat u?dn>. A^ frieo^ " ? -; , .;
^angolahed and p.tiriot.r ,,.,-n known thmughout the
Sh d i .pnmIUi "t our land, who will diTU.. for ....
Sufeatton th- C?tMt n?-.i-?- ^'"^'^t
6it?"Uoa ?f *bo AiaerKau peopio. 1^ vm y?t1u"
me, therefore. ln thc few words that I shall speak. to
oonflne mraau t?> tl.o?e mattara wimh roncern aa aa
ekab meaibora. and whlcb relate to the worh M tno
Leacue as n diatinct organlcatJon.
? ?i.r Leagne la -tmn.-er to-dny than whcn we iw
met, both ln numiicr- and bitereat. Purlnn tbe y^or a
namber of chiba oew to Um Leagne have been
added to Ba mll. and alv. rhlbi fonn.-rly Ulcntinca
with thla organlaatloa have renewed their nllcglance
HDd reawakened Uielr enthnataam. onr wora u
dtrecUon ibouM not be ended nor sr.ould our eoorta
rciv-c untll we have an acUve Republlcan club In eycrj
bainiet, vlllage, town, ward *nd otty ln the Btate.
With tbls done, we need have no fcar that thc Kmpirc
6t?t? will ever fn'.i to demoaatraaa that shc K aa aw
know her t<> be, a RepubBcan State.
To thls hranrb of tho work na.rne.ly. tlie orpiinlrat.on
(,f new < lube?1 Ipvtta vonr earneat eonalderaaon. ?e
onger ln that we have, as I am gkad t<> bclleve,
Ihe conildencc aad aaalttaaea Of tlie rejn.lar party or
en-'ilzatlon. -
There has been. and wherj our purpo?*s are rt?cntl>
nndcr.t'XMl there oaa be. no rlashlng of mtareau, no
lenlnnay, no enrroachnent opon the domaln of otnera,
no rtvalry cxr? pr Urnt frl< ndly roiiipeUUuii whlrh seeks
to thow the Iwint re-nilts.
The BeM i- broad cnon/h for every woraer. Itu
herveet hi wt.ite enoogh for every energy, Um eeaaon
li tlmely f>>r mdtvfctaaJ and unlted ctTort.
It l> not the luirp-v" of thK organfamtlon. nir of the
rhtba of whlrh it i* eonjpoacd, 11 nomlnate or evea aag>
ti-ft men for offiee. It ka o:ir bnslneas to etoct theni.
Wa do not make partv platforms, but we Dtopoee to
,,..,-.. tiM pUtform of our party kbe poMaai ereed of
the Slato.
\iid n r rnnprdulnte vou, rent'cnien of thc Leagne,
11p1.11 the added -trcntth vhlfh eomea fro-u the oon
tlnuou-iv Inereaatag confldenee and aaalatiinee wnleh
we recelve from tlu- party le^lc^ throusrhout thc state.
Wo are alao stronger br mison of unncroK*arv de
frat A defeat whlrli |s nnavoidable is dlaconragJng.
A defeal whlrh a better or.euiiwiflou and more earneat
work mlglri have ehanged to a vletory la n aoaraa of
atrangth if ha leaaoai ba beeaed.
TiiE i.f.aol'e OKyaajy/o rtront.fr.
it i? naaai aiy for the aaeeaaa of the Leagaa, as wafl
as of ihe party, that men who are eheaafl to offlce in
thc fnagaWi ahothrr 1t be to the chlcf placcs or to
exeenUve ooaamtttae work, be men whoaa hateveal aad
abllifv badfeaaa that they will glvc their tlme and
earneat attentton to thc datka bapoaaf apon Baeaa.
With DO fhonght ti cast dlsparap:'ment npon what,
baa been drme In the paat, i woald afneerety urjte that
m ii aoaorUrai of aaeartban of tbe exeenttve eom
mirtcc the names choaen niay be those of thc men who
nndertake ln aeeepffag tlicir efeetfon to pive eonataat
Mtcntlon to the tntereat of th? Magae, and tl.er hwe
t., the Uepubltean partj
tt'h >n iueh a ivMi.-ltili.n confrontsiK thare is no r mmh
tor discourogement, bul every Bepnblican orgaulzatton
:.nd votr -ii-nlrt grow Btrooger and more vlgllant in
. i ledga that tucceae bi peaalbla, aad wftk proper
efforl e. iiain. . . ? . .??
\nd ao. ?enUamea, aa I say. we meet here to-dny
itronzer tron we weraa year ajro. Hut !??* me ren.i
vou Ifai added power brtnga tacreaaed ng^^ae.
1'iwslbllltlea are not eertalnUea, and Uic brtage \Mii< h
leads frora the fornmr to tlu; latter niu-f be Ptonned ln
v, ixVftnd Mdit by honeat woi*. Lct na plar, whely
ln rnls convention, work earneatly duriie-- Ute week to
. ;,,?] tbe pomdbllltiea of to-day aball ba the cer
talntleo ?'f tfovcmber. , . -?
Thc purpoae of Ihe I^apie la to plr.ce mi organlM
ii..,. ln every etecthm ?n-trict to awaken he publlc
before the mlnd of every ritlien who haa a vote thc
facl that unon Uila ballot thi- fa.il. ln Mmexanplcd
,i. ?,?,,?, depends the bonor and aafety of the st.-n?.
Lct onr own ronvenUon, then, in namben and ln
Ihe rluiractcr of the mer. wlmra It dravm together tn
thla -i - - glve itrengUt and parpoaa to the Reponn
i oppreaaed with a aenaa of theaa reaponel
biutlea and posslblBties tw they pweaent tbcni elv i
to me b'lvd uwn Ihe reaulta of paat elecUona. Tlie
Demoeratir randldotea for Btate ofBeea have ' ai
electcd In t-ht^ stite for tho hi^t soven or etghi yeara.
Thc plnndltlea have averaged abont lt.ooo in a lotal
,f over l 000,000. The Bepubllrara have eamed the
state .;t two of the '?!-' Inree Preatdentlal olectlon*,
nt whlch tlm m the mner vote Is broostit <>ut and the
bettor toat made. Troly Ihe two poUtlcai aarUea m
tbis State haug in neorly even talnnrc
There nre over B.O00 elcctlon dlstrlcta tn fhe State:
<i ehange of two votcs ln eaeb distrirt. as ahown
bv the avornee vote of ftatc eleetfona fbr the laat
seven or rlghi yeara, would Inaarc a KepuMlean
vlrtorv Phnnge ncd a M'te. *>nl add thref ln eaeh
distret from the long li-t of RepnbHeaa ?t?y-a*"
bomen, and yon arcompllah th^ tame raanlt. Tli-.e
fi.i- ?nd Hauri * aro nol now. I rei ill Uaam now that
i,,\ ma< ald me In Imnreaalng npon the mlnd? of ?aeh
?Li ?:-,..? present thc wdemn tmth that tho elnba whlch
yon rapresent, by acUvlty <a- Inactlvltv, wl'l rast Into
the ,. icaJe ?.r tb- other Um few lluetuailne I Bota
which ?ha*l tuni Ute belanee, whlcb ahall reacem fhe
Rtate from Dcmoeratlc rnl-ralc. or leave It thc eon
Unucd pi<'^ of the rtnga wblcb have ao long, without
hbidranee. fwtuaied npoa it*. ureaaory.
V/ere thls .ill no ejteaae cotiid lv> found for laek of
Wii f,r ?i-tlvltv. bnt with Wew-York as thp prohahle
i Stote ln the r.im:n(r, as It has hcen ln formff.
Presidentlal electlonB, tJio 1nt<'ivst at ^^,(X t'roidens
from State to Vatton. A vlctory of th" K-'puhlhnii
party ln ute rorar^aratlveiy ootmportant Btate elcctlon
nf thla year wfll mnke more eaar, If Indeed. It wiu not
ln-iire, febe triumph of itcpiil-lican prlnclples ai (he
Natlonal eleeUon il next year. ln thi- State there is
no sirii thlna a- an " >?' rear." With na eternal
. i, the prlce of RepoWlran aneees?, wbkb i?
bnt another name fr>r poUtuml Hbertv.
I i' i: i ?:niiiii"<i vi. p. L'i''l. men, of the power wMrn
|a Inhereni ln our orjmni/'it;. <f th" poaathlllttea
whlch are onra, of the prizes whlrh ara wrebtn onr
Whal have i ahown yonl A magnlfleewt engjne
pprfeH ln all its ptrti and appnintmcnt-. pnntlnc and
IrembllnK with Imprlsoned energy. <">1">'> the thrortle
? the eneriy whlch li"- nnnaed ln lhe?e oi
/:|,,,, || .; pmi- t rhnnnels ' r exertJon ind thc re
m\i v ill be ma reBons Karnest, peralatei I
i, ited work will arcompHah the rcsult wblcb we all
bop ? ? ?? and i xpeei.
Maa?-meetlng? and spccch?>s. pmrce-lon; and fi.-c
?? ? ? . ??, tn uiii pfilnted bannera ahi ie ? 111 not
do it There are Ihe exMhltlona of a dT-* pnrade ln
sumnier ramp. The conb -? wh'ch we have bel ?re an
? be fought wltti bfcmk eartridgea, nor ln hoUday
Thc .-T-."iit nf meeeaa and thc responsltdlltT <.f defeal
,viii vi ' i'i i.ir:c measnre upon na, hecana* the op
v Is .in . the bnrden, and it la a bnrden, Itself
Imposedi and rannot be shlrked. Let na aeqnlt oar
,.;... :'. men and Repnbllcai a.
USTTERS FROM PROMnrEMT KEWfOXSATTB.
Lettcrs were read fr.im a aeore of promlnent
Bepnblicana, Ineludlng Beeretary Poater, whoaa
name waa londly eheered: Secretary Tracy, ex
Senator Evarta, John M. Thuraton, ex-Governor
A.lonzo l?. CorneU, Jndge Bunawy, Oeneral J. B.
O'Beirne, Major McKlnley and ex-Senator Thonuw
0. Platt Mr. Platt'a lett<-r v\a.s u foUowa:
i have jrour kind InvltnUon to attend tbe annnal
ronvet.l ' ? New-York State duba al syracusc,
ami i-c^i-'i most slncerely that i, la Impoa Ible for me
to accept It. V?mi know now dlfltcult It i? ? '?
nu.iy al any tlme, and yon alao knoa tluit nothlng
(voidd plvc me more pleaaare than to be al yonr
._? !!;?.,, t the repreaentatlvca i I
ii ,,i of the party; Um vlgorona, nggresslve .;.
opon whotn Ihe bnrden <?f tlie comiug campaiitn mu?t
. ., :.,: ??? extent. i am alread) on rccord oiwln
.! -.lin as a tirm bellever ln the effectivencsa of
thC Leagne. I have hnd the bonor t tell your ? ?n
; tlnt iii ::??? (udgmenl
il.,. waa ii.e potonl factor ln Republlcaii cwm
palxns than thi- aicgrcgatl.f Rcpnblican clnbs.
' ' lanned ai tlie niiir\'eIfoiis irrewth and
,i..., ?;,,(. n.fiit .ii the Leagne I think we of the pWcr
,,,,!i have everj reason to rejole bi It. \Mtu
an occaalonal excepth n, the work of tlie Leagne l.as
been conducted wltti rare good Judgment, unttrlng and
md unbounded enthnstaam. May Ita
(nture be aa trinmphant aa u- paat baa been,
Chinnaa Clarkaon, of tbe Natioaal BapubUcan
Commlttee, who wus unabk to come ao i
qnence of Blneaa, wrote a.s followa:
i deeply regret that temporary lllneaa has made U
,..? for mo to attend the State Leagi.
vi'iitlon. ro-day'a leaalon nt syraruae mas niean tho
dlifcrencc betwecn vteton and dofeal lo tlw Kepub
Ui-an : irty, both thla year and nexf. The
i;??,!:.bi'i in - or N'ew-Yorfc, once thoronghly mgnnlaed,
,. ,n be invlnclble. A mtlllon yoang men \*m '-.-t
,. r in t v . for ITcel lonl nexi rear. rhe !.,:
licans if the Bmplre Ktato anfl t"1 >':'-'.? ' "
j,i. ;,.!? ? . maJorlM ..f the? ? Bi -t
. . v.nii tliem a t . torj for t;*?-;i parl i I
,.,- ,,i ?] ni (ovcrnment. The '??
.: !!:?? Republlcan party ln ii c r>tato ch i tl n
i ?? tiu. year, .uni the hope and aaaurance ol partj
. in '??<-. For League orgunlration alone rnn
e Into koon Interoat every netgliborhood m the
....i |!?." ? the K< pabllcan . >loi ln evei ?
. i,. ? |.,n. i n i ta d door Into I > .
rarrylog the I th of the p irti a
I rerordj to ov. rj d ior and ln r'.-i-'. {?? m
,',. ,,,... . ry po albfe RepubBcan .-?? ru t Tho
\i.?.ii.an |H??plo bave u< v ir been ln p more Inqulr
!,, ? .?.; receptlve mood Uian now. Every bonte m
tlon ? InveatlgaUng pollttcal I- w ? mr Itsclf.
. lutl n glves Rrtaln opporl.i tor Repub
ll,?n -ii??? . for two rwMtona: rlrat, ? mojority of
..f thU Republlc nn< Repnbllraiia, and,
? ? d, the Republlcan partj haa the hj -: -.f l
t. Th.- bepnblican League and fhe local party
. ?. ?,.:, ,i.: h- work to ? ' aad maUlug
the u 'publlcan trmmenl .-very
md will wln tb" vi. 'on ii m rear.
\ i.ii.-ii.- rlob in acUve aorh In e**er\ .munlty ln
the i ii' -l i?tai< - a i<i thc rlrculatlon ol tlie local party
. ,pers InrreiMMl 25 per cent will of tlwmsclve? aln
Ictory. il'" Importanl ? ? ol the i-\t
? xeiu i? done m Ihe romlng wlnter.
,vh?. ,,u ? : the l.ind w.ii hav i Um tlme,
..,,.,1 ,,; i ,,ii,..n t" read, ai.d l b sUeve the
11.?n ranipalu-n. whlch m i-t be ? ? ?-. ?'?
anta and !>. t-. will have been won ?r to-? by
nexi ?pring. it i- an oraen of rtctory to bm wk n
? , : ? , d Inaplrlng force of Um vi ,m?
blood of thc Republlcan party of New-^ork, tl
.--?ii- <tatc takea th" heod of the colamn. it leww
the waj t. victorv. i pledaa mvtalf in eovenaat with
even jcung RepubBcan m the land to conataol wora
ii the l.c-ee. I beheve it U U.rganUaUon[Wbkk
will do more than any other agenev t. I.ep thc Ke
,., party ln power and Ameriran Intercsts
By vote of the Convention the appointAewt of
oonualfteea araa ksfl to Ihe pivradeat, arha waaad
the foBoartag:
! ntnUoaa Joha W. Vroaaaaa, ci<?irmiu: nenry ju
Hp:w-.ter. 1. Henry Daoxigcr, daaJon (hanca. u t.
Cauiiuucd pu aMcaad 1'oaa.
WASHINGTON THE CHOICE
THE G. A. R. WILL CAMP NEXT YEAK AT
TIIE XATIO.Vft CAITTAL.
COMMAN'DERINCHIEF VEAZEF'S SPfcECH BB?
PORE THE UKTKOIT ENCAMPMENT-HE REO
05iM.:.\i)S BaVAJUTJI df.partments ah
A SOLUTION OF TIIE HACE TKOUBLE
IX THE SOUTn.
Detrolt, Aug. 5?Tho next enrnmpment of tha
a>. A. R. w!ll be lvld at the Natlon'a <*Bjtal. Waah
Ington. Thls WM declded tiMlay on the ^*<t ballot,
and atekaagh the partlsat.s of Llnroln, Neb., feel dla
appoint.'d. the.-e iv a |MMaaJ rt>olvc ty "vcts." from
all quarters to mnke the < m impmeiit at Washlnxton
one wortby of the /-npital of tbe t'nlon.
The tOBMff-flfth annnal em ampment met In formal
se.<=<lo:i thk momiiiR In tlie nmmmotii Bhl tliat had
been aet apart for the busine*s delli>erntlons of tho
veterans. All that art and cultuivd ta-*te eoukl do
to BMUM Uie bullding attractive hud been MMBbMl
in tho dncentfaaa amfah aMeeaai thc bataekt tn om
MaBMak order. At the BBBf of the hall, over tha
platform, was a iargo (J. A. II. badpe, flitnked on
eitbor slde by Amerlran flags, nnd in the rear the
Krand seal of the t'ntted Statcs. aUo sct bctwecn.
kagB. From the ceillng BBBf clustcrs of the fla<j* of
all the Kepublns In the world. Thc slde wnlls were
draped with CB am aakeai buiiting and the wlndowa
bore ciirtolns af silk and lace. All around the bal
eonka hiing valanres of garnet silk pbish, enibroldered
with silk, ?rold and uipe^try frftJafB The plyhh waa
-tudded with iiumerous suits of ni< kel plated anrlcnt
araaoff Bnitaaaaai nttt groapa of Amerlran ttaxa
af the Army and Navy. und by Amerlran shtelds wttli
aUrer ariaatha of MaraL <m thc two band ?tunda
aara aMpeadad laaa st'.k baaaara Baaarn a* tlie Preai
denttal banadra, l>"i:Ig the esperial emblems of honor
biinir out aa a vi-it from the Preaident of the fnited
Btaf a. The abka of the trusses af thc butidiag* and
tha waOi bekrw the kaleeafaa were haag with ercam
lOhaid Neattag, on Wbkh were plared the senls of
all the States and Terrltorles, each surroutided by silk
? i ? und jrilt aagkBi At othor approprtate polnta
v.'ie aaaaaroaa Baga and other aaaataakaa At tha
bOttoaa Of eaeb truss were rlnsters of inrandesrent
lanips wlii.h, wben Mghted, gave rare effect to the
intettor.
Desplte thc Imniendty of the hall, it wm erowded
to Its utmost aaatkf caparlty by the multttude of
veterans attrai'ted by tho monientous qneatlons to be
? t i at ti: eaeaapBMal of the order. it was fully
anderetood that the rare faaatiOB mlcht be prc<ipi
Uited in tho dtHtlfJattOBB at any moment and beeoma
the enbfeet of aerhaoafoaa diseus>ion; and thls im
pendlng prabkoi, togetbar with tlie protaeBBt igftakB
af the eoeatttattea, eoaabfaad k hci/hten tbe Reneral
ititerest iu UM pfoeeedkfa, A few nilnutes befoie Uie
bour of oponlng Qenetal Veaaay and his ?taff entared
the hall ar.d were eeeorMd k tbe grand stand. Tha
appearanea af Um niBiaaandaf ta rkkf was tbe ?ign*i
for generoiis appliiuse, and a miniite later the two
banda barat fcrtb in aa Insplrlng mllitary alr In har
mony with thc niarti.il sicne. Rtppiig the assembbiga
to order, tho Comiiuval">r In-Chlef usirKmr.eed tbe forniaJ
opeolng of the twaaty-aftk aaaaal aaaaMaaaaaat af tiw
(.. A. B., and dlraekd UM adJitUttneiM-nil to eall the
mil of kpartawnta. Every rtate and Territory hj tha
Unton?not even eieepttog Bar-od] AbadBa--waa rapaa*
leof ah and the roll ihowad the fullest att>?ndance of
drfle?atcs in the blstory of the oraBnfcnMlOB, The open
ing address of tlie Comuiander-in (hief was lltened ta
in rapt attentlon by BM eosembled i-eteran*. He
spok-> ta part as tsttowa:
Coaiiartn. UUa is tbe aUaaf aiiBlmaaaiy of a birtii,
not of a weddSug. Tho weddlag ocearred wben t!o
biidegrooma, Uie ronth of Um taod, enUated m IM da>
fenve. Abraham Llncutn cclebrated the marrtage nnn
tiai-. Columblii ?:i-> Um bnde. lier yeatBM aaa tha
Nution'e lbtg. The plwlg'j X? reestiibllsli that tlag
over ITu- doaaata of Beeeask ??".-. the pn.-" of lier band.
Wben tlie pledge waa graadly rtdo-med through bbH,dy
strlfo, through suitering and death, and afU;r tlie vtetora
luw! ptoeed on tlie brow of ttio brldo a new dl^Ui'i
'Alm-f gaau wero honor, vialor, fauie, llbrty iimt.iIiit.-.i
with slavery, a eountry raaaltaa and rroa. the fralt
Of that nmrringo waa th?> Giond Army ot tbe Repub
Uc, an nit-prlur. wortby of lts royal parent.pe. The dato
of the blrtn wns Aprll ?i. IBBd, Tlie observanoe Of 'ld?
aUvar annirenary bagaa on the ?Uth dai of Aprll
of this y ir. In arary rawn aaa etty In all IBM
broad conntry where poata extated, tbe romraaea aa
Eembled In open rneeonga wlneh thc publle attonded
In Utrongi beyoud tbe eapacity of tbe Jarccst naiU,
and all at the aajne bour Dnlted in BfalM ar.d thaiika
gtnvlg to Almlgbty <;od for tbe wn bl^-<ltnrs Ho
bad ronehaafed to otir conntry ai I oo the bmb wiuj
had fouu'ht Ita battJea, and had alnee labored tarUl*
luih on tbe linea of t--ood cltlzenslnp and bnd euBV
\ , d Um ChrlaUan aud patrtoUe ininiiplfs of ira
terntty, eharlty and lofaray.
Befereoea waa than aaada by Oeaaral Veaaaf to tha
Incroaslng arteem in wbleh tbe ?.. A. n. ^wl> held by
peoplo gcneraUy and eomradeo ta parttealar. a kaea>
Ing aUualOB was made to the nnmaroaa leatfM In tho
order durlng UM pant year^ in the offktal circio
Banlor Plea ronimander in (Tilef tttcbard P. Fabin waa
Um Brat k anawai the ealL T!:en qokkty BaSowai
I i ? (?onmianilerii.-Chlcf ObBlka DeWJBB. "Tha
jN-nod for the display of aBOarnrng in honor of 0>m
i:uie Devooa," aaM tha ipeakar, "had Maaaety pns?ed
befoM both the rettrad Oeaaral of the Army and
Admlral of UM Bary, Bhorman and Portar, dt.vl oa
luceeedlng daya Both ?t.? comradea of the 0>, A.
j;. They had been throegh thelr long ddraan in thelr
conntry'a aervlce even to UM and of Ilfe, as rk>>e ln
thelr fiiendaMp aa they had been derutnd aa padftoM
and dlattngulabed aa ooaomandara. Tbe -'.'eat Oea>
oral bad tartlfied his appractatton of Um orter by hk
never-falUng preaenee M every Batfonal aBiainpaafml
for maof yeara, Uow withtn Um awata anothcr,
ez-Vtce-Presldent Hamln, wfcoai tbe Bepahtte traaaai
..mi bonored, whoa Um oomrad* b red tnd wfca Bdtft>
fully ttood at tbe j-'n-it Llncoln'a efbow throagh tho
four Berop yeaia af bla AdndnfartnUon, baa }oined
bh ehtef on Um batUementa of Heaven. Tbaae
apIendU leede ? bay* aot gone atona; a nuaieroua
of comradea, lOhUen, aallora and auvrinea, af
erery grade, bave gone wltb tbem."
a pawtog trlbote waa, paM to tbe present and praa
pecUve ua tfolneu af Um Beaa of Vetaraaa. Tha or
ganlwUon baa bad a raptd growUi ''"' kai rear; bmbb
l ,. 55,000 bavtng been Buueered ta ahMe laaa so,
i ,.'i. Tblrtj two Btaka and Terrltorka have been or
ganlaed a- dlvlakna wttb more tbao 3^00 nbordlnafcl
eorpa,
Ti.e "Sootbem <iu itton,"or"negro qaeeUon,"aaaf
toctlng the '?? A. B., ?as toacbed apon by Oaaaral
V< axey aa loll twa :
, e pi.nt AdmJntaUaUoa eneoantajed the "["na
dlaturfaaurea ta tbe Pepartmeid "' Uulalaoa ano . *?
-. .,iiMA ihat had utmbfcd m) prcdeceaaora. TIm dBB?
,?ir..-, there had i aU( d ever ?:... ? I^>?U Bto 17, b>
t-UiHive, ol ttaal Dcpartment, ?vere chartorad and or
canized. Thla N?a- ta l--'??. Tlw charge baa alwa}?
. , ..??,,. i ?'?:'"":;i>i;o
tn i; m'iiii <i ire.l h.tve li- ui. 111 ?n aL.n~ ?mi u;w^=.?!""?"?
!;;?;,' ,^..,,1 , ?>..., ^? i.^..i ex.-tenca
?n.ii.pnise resttlai'ly ndlodlcated.
.?';; \j; uie oomrade. af tha then exMttBf
tio-*- \-e uiarly all. and perbapa aliolly, compoMl
of whiB.'n. '' ? ' ' '' P'^\*rrck
wholy or nearU ?o. coloi ??! wen. flie l-.partnie.it
timi the U'partiiient i?llll refniMi to n.?<nlio
i, ' Ki An appHr-Jiliw wa- tnada to MatUa!
iiP*d.iuartcM. nenrly ? yeo igo. fi m tbal DepartaMBf
.". ' .-, B ?'??><: -i.ne teintory a*
i, .? -ei t IH'ptrtment. Then- Ik-Ihk do ?otboriiy
'fn-.-d on th- Commander-ln^Chlc U> do UUa, tiw
? ? ?ii the nietlt*. Um .ind.-- \-k-.. . ;. .,. i,.;-ul aud
?rviHutlve Commlttee 'f tbe Natlonal Coonril coo?ar>
ther romBiunli ati< m coottaaed to
?.'.*., h.-Mioiiarte. . frOM vtolou, ? tOTCei \> UM Oftocl
. conditlon of oor order m the Department ?aa
. e- uttei deatruet m ?a? lm
.:?,? ordet.d a careful taapectlea by
the Inapertor-Geii ral. Thli ^..<- doaa; bnt furtJier
rhnnreV and rouutcrrhargea and tacta eooUnaed to
rearn me, and l ordered a aeeond Intpectka, and
detalled Comrade tn^tli, of <>ho. tn i oapaay and
...|.i Um inapector-OerMeal ti"?r?:n. Thla ?aeoad b>
apectlon was made early in June of tbls )ear, aud ?
rlport thereof i- m file.
I have reaeon to beileve tbat t omra.ic Bur^t aot
AiiaHn rnadp a noat careful luveaHgatlon >'f all matien
i tpartment. Thelr recommendatain in bitef U
that thK Bncampment aatborka tba ercodtoa of t
-, i... it- department, eovoring the ?ame ti>r.itory ai
,.\ : ol the exletlng departaaani ? to, i'i>' Boatb, ThM
l>y tiK'iaor.als addrosed to t!?a Ton*
Djander-in-ChMf. b) Poata '?-. II IS, 14. W and 17,
bekg >lx of tlie poata in tln Department waoae raent
berabip la compoaed of rn^jjl comrade-. ProU"at*
agaTTiKi aneh aetkn aara eimTB fn>m eomradea ot
teveral poati at d tbeaa aia oa Bk Praai vartoiia
ouree* f Inforroatlon that uave been aeeea<4bk to
n ?, i n. ilei ? ? '? ''' wblM aud
, I o-.it mmmdea In Um DeparUpent ol Loal u.na aud
Mlasi atppl . aroiia In I ??? ronveUon that if ?o.ild lie
for the be?t iittcp-th ?f all ludividuallv aitd Of thelr
l?*:- and of tla*- order to liaxe h M-jmrate iirpartm?nt
ln l.oiii-tana aitd aOBM of the ather tiulf bUaiea, mada
up of auub pv*M aa uay apply to votoo UkW It, igpl

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