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^HOMURDEREDTHISWOMAN
THE SHEBIFF ^USPECTS A COXSPIRACY.
?^ DCTCHEL'S HV5-BAXD KOW UXDER ARRF<T
-USKARTHINC SEW EV1DENCE
-h, bodf of Mr*. Johanna Hus.hel. who waa mur
JLTaVher home aaath of Whitr Plains on m nd. y
*EJm. "*? bartod yeaharday aftemnon totfe Whtta
filagalOBBBtdatT ?ofa ??^ i
2 ie cathoiic ehirgy were ac4 oahai ta olWaBB, Ja- !
irlhe dead woman bad placed herself outs.de he
"Tof'tbe BeeaaO CefftoBf rhurvh on ammnt ef her
w>im of mtoxlcatlon.
**? funeral partv had not yet reacheo. tha eemetery
JTa aeigbbor of'the Deaahala aalaaaaaaad to Oataaef
Swi that biood had beea abeeraad on Oearga D?
^?.IhtrVlustabovethcwrt-.ha,... The O
!^n recelrinc thls inf l ? alt M<T
SSob^S Sta Ptoln. la have ito-.-hel Plee*! un er
ST When be arrteed tbeia. bawerer. be foundtto*
?2 Frank O. BehBteaef and DepotT I
S^^.tarted for DaaakaJ*. Ba? to take hlm
IS oaatodT The oaaaaer *.u?wed tbe efaeere, at.d
S toemlhout a mile aatoMI bf W-to Pl-ta. - *?*
STVu-i bad |a*4 ?edewaa* trorn the funeral
_?^thf eaatati arrlved at bt. lK>me and placed h.m
-., arrr<- He denlrd aaj OOaafdaOttf or kBM
St?rth. AoSTol bt. wtfa Howai
LpTb the *
S-ton the negro. wbo waa
6^dav a ghu Mgbbora eataataarad to toob after
itwa^^naY isthcmu-n
SnJSea,tho- ? them committed to an
nitttntion wher* they wtll recelve propcr eare and to
^.aTfacta are comlng to Ught ??*? l??
J* to. authonties to aaorrtetolng who
J. cW cme BV Three men are now he d
J7 St coroner. Duacbel. Robert, and BoWm
IL vL near*. Roberte relterated feat cvening that
STwaTnot^ Daaehera after 18 e*bxh on huadoy.
Sg'wa. aoucltoua to know wbat^Du-cbeljaij JtBJ
LaVVt BBa. Daaaaal w? found dead at 0 oclocx
TnS'a aoto ln her froot room. The negro aaid tort
K tbaT.be left Mra. Duachel. her ho.baod. od
SobrtTaboo: 5 o-rloch ln the front yard engag*' "
t^Jon. WIlBa- bebl-ab. a *??*?*JZ
Z. ?*? he ?- tbese three per,.. ?*??g?
*e ^ circumetencea at th.it bear. Im-xhej aay
Jhat be and Robert, left Mrs. Puarhel^about
Se to toe yard. whlle ^ -""^JE
Fbua.. be ta aaaat his twoJl*. Twenr ^J
kstaf be retorned wlth the chiWrea to flnfl -
aB?*_.__ ,... jmd Sherift"
Th. opmvon waa grawlng B* nigM^ ^
gomnner haa express<-d H <?!* ?
a :ob la belng tixed apoa ^ ?
The aberlff aays he regret* that ?+*~Z??
tM Wh? Itoberta ?^,2^Sert? that
cuatody. Tbe nepro adm.tted .^ , ;hat lt
he had bad a ptatol the ^^^ thM ?,. .Utol
wa. tylaf upon hi. ba?j?. ? ^ t?i;M:,t ?;,
l^^ier Drdws rtoBed kV)bto?a InJJla ?U *"J
S htm that toe kry ta bla roo> ^/^.^
%vA. and that blood was up n th At tfli* tiia
?e*ro lamped np excltedly. aaytog :
^Ikat caTt be *o: Wben OfftoW Bortm ?re*tcd
Be I Uxied the door and put my key in my pockeU
and her* H B\? hacdlng lt to the phyalctoB.
bt ?? Hart ?ay> n l* a ftv abalh ' ?*>"?
haa biood upon M and wt - aea hun by Deputy
tcrocer ActoK. of Tuckahoe. on Monday aftorao.ai.
Pt,reman Peter PauJdiQg. of tne Coroner ? Jury. when
psro baa? tlght saad that the key was glvea to the
4*pnty by Oeorge Duscbel. the hosband of the murder-d
Tae offlrtaii will virtt the acne of the murder to
4aT and make a toorough lavestipation of the enttre
.ramiaea. The negro says hb piftol wa* loaded and
wrtar.g had ^^ ibal <wt of it. atoberta, th- Bngltaa
iZr.Xr*. .imanumberof um^s that he,
Dnachel' h?d ? pkrtol but h? never aaw lt. fne
iuThf^erhope to nnd tt. The Duaehel rhlldren and
fmnacUv prac:I?*d wlto a pktol aFy>ut the place. thua
onntradl'-U:-E ^^ he **J* ** ha* not *n?*
hu p^atiol off in alx months.
M1SS1QX WOHK IS AMERICA.
B LAhGZ AXD E-VTHC5IASTIC CONVENTIOX OF
THBKATIoyAL 80CIETT AT CLEVELAND
-THE AXMAL REPORT.
Oevehtcd, Oluo. Oct. ?0 ts,peciaii.?The forty-flfth
annaal meetlag of tte Amencan bOaatanan Aaaaetar
tton waa begun this alteraoon ln the Euclid Avenuo
Confregafcoriea Chureh. There was a large attendanee
af delegatea and visltors. Organi-ration and eitrol
meni. with tbe nppolatment of comn.ittees. oecup.ed
a good abare of tlie openlng BBaatea. The amnnal re
jert oi the aasociation altowed great proarress ln the
>ear Just cloeod. A part of K was as folhvwi:
Tha current welpta for tbe yaai were $4^3.385 41.
The bakance on hand ls iW19 12. The aseoelation haa
teeeived. tn addttioo. as income from the Uaniel Haiid
fuad. the sum of gaaVaOS 80. The work accomplished
b> this fund fcas beoerJted theusamda of tlie needv
peyp.e. ani i- npentag ap new charmels of usefulness
ir. U.e edmauon of thoae who, ln their turn. are
fc.iu eaabled to elevate their raoe. A summary of the
educatior.al woi k of the assoclution ln tbe south ahowa
tUt it ha? aii ebaiteng ln?t!tutlons. twenty-tbree
hormal and graded acbeoJa and fifty-one common
KUoois, a Ife 18,048 pupii- ani 873 taaehera. The
religious work done ln tha Boatfc sl ows : one hundred
and bhtrty-eaght ehunbes. 128 laalonartaa
ahacab sseaabea, IjOlB added dunng the year. and
15,931 Sunday-ecluKil aehohura.
The wotk amoug the Indlans abows: NJne rhurches.
4&0 chnrch member-. eicbt\-five I 1,344
tntiday-acb^i lehaaan ani 887 iaj aoaara,
Tt?e Q.ineee wotk abawi: Seventeea sebools. thlrty
se?en miisionarle*. and 1,054 pnyfls A bWB* work
ls also bahag aeeoeapllsboi on the Oumberlar.d Plat-au
Md m tbe monntalna of Ker.tucky and North
OaraBaa. Tbe woaaan's bnraan baa aeveaopad
tbe wvrk af aapplytag literature and adajlanary
lettera. IhM M.ty, of watek tbe Rev. Dr. Willlam
M. Taylcr. af Hew-Yort, l- th t. ta Nat|..';al.
baving as bran<-he< ' Btate oegaalas
Thia evw -j Bm B*v, l>r. Albert J. Lya
bmoklyii. N. Y . preacbed the annual ternion, and Ihe
fiacnucent of tbe Lord's 8opper ws arved. The
aanTention wili la-t tbree
chumfd tr.TH gTtfaxnra LAWD BErouns.
Tatoma. waatv, Oei 90.?A. J Uttlejohn, of this
at*-, *afc arreated ye^aeiday on a ebarge of ->allng the
reeord* fron. : I ? ' tbe DepartaaBBl of the
Interior. n a aaid that Uattetaaanti bave alao been
tonad by the Om i Jary af tbe Snprene C mrt, Matrtet
Of Cefumbia, agaa:i*t J. T. Ehtet a'd A'illiam Jameson
00 the same cbaige. T'o-v have BOl vet been arre?-ted.
The alleged aj ? _? .f,e paper* was to
a plee* al aud T?!ued at flOO.i 'JO free to entry. 'ihe
nen tTcpiirated ar>- <* .--eglori.
A aftvTOtjRT - - v j MICTCLB.
Lnckpon, B. Y, (-? ../.?M. A. l>e?n, a
mia?km?rj. on his wej | reaeot the
EatiMH Young Bbjl
?rrrred here on a biryei, ajaaaag ni?ht fom >,. Paul.
*r Dea-. after a <mv *** ,..
?<hoaes ta dr% iV Ul New
?ene Uooe.W4k* Pll"e he wlU *a;1 uelt D10,lU' ?"
BFB fiULs XAYt BEES EUISED.
aaataa.Oet .>>.-n.* ajbgag rhoonar laBa Whabjo,
?e reg-iiar araa ? , ?eft port twe
??eeks ago ?0r ninaraitur. Wbga bee salls ware an
fnrled at ' .
^ ** r trtol or other aeld plaeed ln
them when furled. Uai .. aaaek wtai tha
mi 5 L, * '-ere a new
ses or eanras vas proearei.
??-.?-?
ITPgfSftlB IX COWTEntOM.
'inrl:.na-. i ? | , ,. , , 1|<7d rjfiajaj8aa of
Arterica, an arganlaaBJon nnaifiaad af the prep
of pnntirig aat aaaaal ean>
veauoo bara Bai Bkwaaag attk 800 iiei.-KH.es pn
A- H. Pagb, al r, BraiaM
ar^if^'i o!, K:' ;!"'"'a. Va., curre.;, ? ??tary,
??? W. L. ?>x:ker, of Bt, Loada, wordln^ aeci-eury.
-?
sVatagiiifBajreiB uhibus at ihe iaib.
Cm<aco. oat -,,-n.e Baarl of Oaataol paaaanaay
?"?ded Aat exhlbltors frrjm Latin iaWaliaa MBBarlBI
?ay dltplav uie.r good. ln elther tbe departmenul
?"?!ags or ln the eollectlve eahiblt of the UUn
Aaatrlaan naOons. The assiunpBon heretofore has been
?at aaeh exhlbiu eonld have place ln tfhe Latln Amarl
?e department
IBE BEAD OF AS OLD SCBOOL BETlBtH.
hew-iuven. Qaaa. Oat, 'm |f8jeaktfJV~'Iha Rev.
*? taniort j. Hartaa, aw thlrty paara preMdent of
^"kba MibttaiT Academy, one of tbe be?t kuosrn
?"?paratory sohooie of New EngJand, has realgnea, aud
?n wnatt?e have relactautly eonaeated to let him
rettre on July 1. l*tt. Tlie achool waa eatabll.hed
rvtnety-eight years ago nnd bes prnsperen.
TBE EXl~> OF A LOSd WILL COSTEST,
EX-C05GRES*MAN ? B. ^MITH'S ESTATB MTJ?T
UO a- BTJE BBQTJBATfXXB IT.
Trenton. 0* 80 |BpeetoI).-Cbaa?ailor MrGllIide
atded the naaahiab B. Baattb wiu ca?e t-d.y. *??*
Iba order af tha OirdaaBa' murt of Bai?iigtoo iount>.
?.,,,? | ?.t the will to probote. rne
aaBcanot hoids tiuit Baatth had *******
paotv. and that tbe proof that he was it w.ii wnen
,?? aab ttB uill waa l*<klng. badth waa a mU1 >n^
I a aataafhetaiai la bie Itfaalaaa, a\,,,en^fr *
he wa, a ttata Baaator and waa also a ">embV?'C ?JB
graaa. It eaaae out aftar bta death that aa Wi wife
and fr.nulv in Vcrmont. abandoned by h.m /?? *<
lo faror of . pratty Kew atogtohd elA Bta Vermoat
i.-.,^'i?h ??he w.'iv mnrrlcd
wiic waa Kvri.ne Teroaa hng..?.i. ???
.WourciuldicnaU^l.mg^re
tnc fm.t of toetr aaba*. ? i J^taeo
?Uta" ":... to achaotta
r" n^'Tin'lM. T ?; e, ,., l-hladelphl. to
^tH,..?'i^-''?^m,iori,K'
M.t. wncrc he had erected a baaattfal aaaaataa, srei
w .'i he in-u led Agaa. BUhaaa* ^ aatatoeea Her,
. ..? BBtth never saw his
?he wa ; ? ^.thviiL
... WatedatbmltljMUe
ta pubUc eettaaatlpp he secur-d
,?.,.., ri,i aaoora and waa eeabtttow of ettfl grea.er
, "''. ?ur the death af AgBM OUkeraon he
'"T ,?ed in bb eouree, and to raiw hlmaeif ta pabBe
;natl/--d a~ a philanthropist. Th, will wa*
'.;,? TVars aftar Ap.e* o,ik-We death. which
nrwluhaa the poaetbtBty U aadaal lnfluenee. The
LaMieoaa character of lt. ln denylng any portlon of
, his bptimat* wife and chlWren, ls. the
Uor mya, no proof of lncapaclty. The courta
reject a will becauae lt does not comport with
their id.?a of Jutlle? and proprlety, or even becauae
H appeura to be un]u*t and md If a testator o*
I'rves^he rer.ulramenu of U,e law and ha* teata
mJntarT c*patit>, .'? mav lawfully make an unjust
wH *mith-s wiil therefore standa, and the bulk
of'nls f ort une goe* to the eatabUshment of an ln
du-rlal >chool ln nmithville.
The htary <oats of the litleation condncted by
? (Uiidren will come out of the estate.
LAFATETirs SL (V PRESIDEST.
DR. ETHELBERT D. WAR.FIELD IX5TALLED BE
FORE A REMARJKABLE GATHERING.
Euston, Peun.. oet. 80 i.speclal.i.?Dr. Ethelbert D.
Warfleld was to-day formally instolled as prealdent
Of Lafayctte Onlle,-*. The exarcises took plnc* ln tl.e
large auditorlnm of Pardee Hnll. arhttb wns fllled to
tti elaanet eapaetty. Lefore the op?m?ng of the ex
arcaaee a proeeasion was foimed ln front of south
College. composed of tbe guests of tlie day. The
sttident* were there al> > and thctr cheers were bv
eeeoaat. Profeaeor w". an h. Owen. th<> eoOege mar
?baL, and kli otda, J. Badlson Porter, F. R. Drakc. H. D.
BtoxweB u:.d 'amei w. Fox, all ahunnl of the eoflege,
Bad in eattiOJ the column to order. and afb
arriTal of the members of the Presbyterlan Bpi <,
who came eaw frotn Beraataa, and of the dak |
from. Prineeton. the pioreaatoB mored to the hall, ex
katafl and the presldent of U.e Board rxf
Trusteea, Arto Pardee: cjt-lY^ident Kr.ox and Actlng
Preekteni Oreen, the piuBdeot abtrt and the tnoderator
of the lynod, Dr. Muwhmore, headiug the Une, On
tbe platf.n-m wns eeated ta the eentre the Rev. Dr.
Cattell, who pre?ided, and about h:m were tbe vener
r. MeOoah and Pre?ldent Patton. of Prinreton :
leat i-ow, of Ootauabta; Piaatdant iharples^, of
Haverford; Presldent Rundail. of l.ineols fnlver-.ty ;
President Seip. of Mublenberg; Profewors Grodefic'.d
ar.d Hyde, of Lebtgh; rtafeaaor Oeorge Marloakle, of
Prtoeetoa; the Rct. Dr. D. E. Niles. of Vork: Dr.
Mutchaaara, oenerai Joseph a Breebeartdga. ti^ Rct.
l>r. Warfleld. of PHneetoe; tlie Rev. I>r. Allison, of
Philad'lphia: Arto Pardee, Dr. ,Knox, Dr. Tralll Green.
Dr. Porter, Dr. Heckman. ex'-Atbirney-General Klrk
patrick, Edward F. btewart, Thomas L. MrKeen, the
Rer. Dr. tsherer. of ?w York; Wllliam c. Lawson. of
Milford, and other truatees, and Wil'-iam W. Jack, of
the aenior class.
Th? flev. Dr. Herkman. of RcadiTig, d'Hvered an
addr?s<; on behalf of thc alumnl. the Rev. Dr. Porter
on behaif of the faculty. and Willlam W. Jark on
bWuUf of uie stadento. The rhart^r acd kcv; were
then handed to Dr. Warfleld. and Mr. Pard-e lnrndnrM
, the audience a- "the president of Lai
Dr. Wartleld'a Inaue'.iral addres? was on the " luturo
of Christian Educaum.''
TWO OLD CISTEBJS TOVXV DEAD.
Boston, Oct. 20 (Bpeelali.?Two emall attlc rooma
ln a foor-story brkSt ten-ment house ln the rear of
No. 61 Prlnce-st. have been oecupted for a great many
years by Maxgaret and Bridgwt Breen. aeventy-flve
aad seventyelght years old reepectlvely. They are
Bkdeta, and both ar<! nnmarrled. Slnce enriy yeater
day m'.rning ne'.ther if the sfcter* bad been teen, ar.d
r-peuVd faiocklng- brought no respon.se. An offlcer
f>>reed in Uie door and found one of the old women.
I Marearet. tylng dead near the door. In the rear rooro.
covered by a sheet. was the other slster, who
waa bl'.nd. She was also dead. It ls aup
poaed that she d>-d flrst and that her
*<st*r oovered h?r np nnd then rnn tr.ward the door
t>, call the n<dghbon?. but w?f also ettlckan with aeatu
tefaca she eoald d.. SO, For flve or six yeara they had
been unable to do any work. Althongh offered food
repeatedly bv tlielr r.e-.ghbors, tb-v were ao prond they
LlwavVrefnaed to aeoept lt. Both npj.e.wd emactaud
and wlthout doubt, had died of abvvatton.
-?
rmWJKTLTAWZA BAPTI^ZH IV OOMTKMTIW.
Pbiladelphla, Oat, "XWThe Pmaisylvnnta Baprlst
Btata t'onvontlon la now tn y^ion ln this rlty. It M
tne hirwst gatherlBg ln many year-. and there WlU
be 400 deie^tes and vlatton la aaaenianee from all
- -.-. The ?eatlnp are lield ln tho
PriDJS Avenue, tBg ' ' -1 ' " t**?****1
awaoa ?< aeeaeaei by tbe Bev. Dr. George Dana
Boardman, of Philadelphia. Tbe address of weh-ome
was deuvend i.t tbe paatof af 'he Pana i
Cahueh tbe Bev. Warren >?? Partetige. Th- n
wiil eoerttnne anttl (? eonctadini ?
r7na.? nieetlrt ou nnder rr"" :
? '
_?___
BLOWS TO rm BB" V.Y TOWBKM.
pataatasaale, N. J , Oct 20 -p.-.-:ai..-\ terrlfle m
oeenrrei la the ] " of the Columbia
powder rompanv. rhree mlles from here, te-daj. The
bu'ldlng was demoBshed. At the tlme of
,.:,. ,; ;in of the employes bad left the Muiding
Grandlr L. Vanai ;*- "f F;mn
lugdale ani AreblbaM Johnaon, aped seveajpan, of
Heoriekaon's Bwftoh. Johnaon was Ilterally ?,i./wn
was borrlbly mutllabsd.
Th,. bodv was thrown over 90 the -au?e of
Un Spfoaioh U unkiiown. Tbe bnlhling corttalned
2,000 poonis of powder.
_-??-?
WHMA1 H W0BTHWIAIEM3 ELKTAJOM*.
mwMa, ..,., ao.--Tbe Kosihweetera WDer
raoru ai, Inereaae ln wbenf ln MlniiaepoBa prtvata
atoraton of 72.000 baakela, anktog tlie toial in aahc
1,231.000 bnataaU Th. Hoekol M^,-ap..i.s
8 bber li 7.008.38S bnahela or B10.8M
buhaU aaare than bad Manday. "The KarM fteeord"
flrarM the etoek of wheat In eauntry elevaton of
MUineapolis ani bbe two Daftotao at 3,770.700 b.r-heK
or 34&.SO0 more than ktat week. Tbla aiakea the a*
^s-eate N athwestern atoeb B.878/W0 bnabete, an ln
OSml S weeb of w;?X.:'-' A rear ?o the
total atoek was 114108,000 bnsaei ,
CAWAL UMEKTOlMi SEARLT DRT.
Port 1(,rv , 1 *t 20-The dxouth w'i1rh has
nrevalled la this regaw for eaae Hme threatans te
- ... with naMgaUon on lha Delaware and Had
. ,:,i. Theeompany?i ren itheLaeka
, . . H aaiale bnalneaa, are aow riearty iry.
U rahle rtoanOOes i
it purtlon Of Ihe eanal wlll I
,,aw la the Htans^-ala kaala
teii niches balOW th- brraL
_?-?
PTAffB UOBBERY IS CAW0WM1A.
SJ.H1 , ' : Uo*' "l M11Vil"j
bnvigiit worl bsU aayraiai Ihai the BeiAlag and
.Mturas atage had been robbel bp two MS*ei men.
Tbe expre*s box ao<l amll bag were l Bad, M bbe
lua. is aaksow , Twa m baea beaa
aaaptchm of bavlag v,^^ tha Baddlag ani aTaaaar
anga raatari
TH*E? afBJ K1LLV.V BY AS EIl'LOSlOS.
Troy, N. Y , Oct 80.?By the premature eiploeloL
of a blaat yesterday afterooon tlnee meu at work on
I>r. Wehb's new rallroad at Malone were kllled and a
fourth. an Itallan. waa terrlbly lnjured. He was raken
to New ^_
gjjOT aVtJaaTU at uih clvb.
a*,,, Fraiiciaco. uct. BB. 088iga tT. V.lcke, capltallst
aad lutnber dealer. waa fouod dead yesterday la his
room at the Paciflc L'nion Club. He fchiit hlmself
uiriiUgU tha heavd w4Ut a ravolva*. Tha auicid* U at
^muii to W haaltn.
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISION-.
AW IMPORTANT ELEVATED RAILROAD
aJIOjra TfTEM-SO BTAT FOR TREZZ*,
TI1I1 MfRDKK
Albany, Oet. CO.-Another lmportant qtie*t1on ln
volved In the eettlement af damages to property by
the New-York aaaeatOd roarte im decidcd b| rbe
ODOBi of Appeafc this BaWBtag ln the ea*' of Joh
Gray, appellant. acaln-t tl.e Maahatlai Badtwaf OBBV
paap, at ai. raapaaataaaa. ihe pia.ntiff. who i
earaar Of four vaiant lots at Ninth-ave. and Tw'inv
aevemth-st.. bro-jght this artion as an abntting awaara
praying for an Injiu.ction IIBliallllBg tt? defendants
from malntainlnp and operntlug their road ln front of
hi> lata, and f..r damaccs cau*ed to hia tots. Tl
oaan ordered Judcn.ent ln hi? favor for the lnjunetion
prayed for: prov:d<-d. however, that thc injuv tlon
shoukl r.ot ls<nic unt.l after slxty days from the entry
of Judgment. to enable defendants to ecqulre his
easenictits jn the Mreet by .?ondemnatlon proceidlint,
and by the payment <rf th<- sum of t*,000, the amount
foind to be the full dama^e, to the lotti. Thc eeall
found no d.imase to thc rentiU value of 'he iots prlcrr
to bhe Judtmcnt, and frmnd ?? tbat wjd aaaaaleaa would
not be weeth us am h M they now are had the anid
railway and Mattons nor been hullt"; yet ne found
that the f'-e of plalntlffs real eotate ls dlmi: Uhed ln
vnlue by tl.e maintenance und operation of Uic road
by the anm of *e.m*>, and to tlils nndlng the de
iMiaata excepted on api?al ro ahe General Tenn.
Ihe Judgment was revervd. and a new trlal ordered
wlthout oaaatderlBg the BflafBi errors, on ihe ground
j that the pialntiff a re*J e?t*ite waa not damaged by the
' defendant*, and that the truU Judge erred as to the
damageo. From ttu> order of rerersal the plalntlff
appeaJed to the court of laat resort, which rhli moming.
j ln an oplnlou wrlttec by Judge Enrl. afllrmed the order
'? and directad Judgment ebaolute for the defendants,
] wlth eosta. Judge Eart, ln lae oplnlon, says:
-The maln queatlon argued berfore us and consldered
at the fieueral Tenn 1* whether the plalnUff could
: malntaln hla Judgmeat to the fare of a flnding that
the vaiue of bta premlees itad been enhanced by the
i buildtog and operation of the road. Trda la a rery
lmportant quertion, and lt/> determlnatton may not only
iffeet tbe Wbole cas*, but many others pending or to
be begun. We do not deem lt lmportant or
proper to determlne lt. a* there are other grounds for
the afflrrnarioe Of the order appealed from. Tturt
quc^-tifm may remaln undetermined in thl* court until
lt la preeented for ei.nsideratlon ta ?m? caae whrre
lt* aolution ls requlred."
Tbe oplnlon. after savlne that the terttmooy of
expert wltnessas a* ro the ralue of property had tbe
roads not bern built. etr., whlch waa auhVlently
, objected to by the defendant, was Inoompetent, and
' that lt la erroneoua to permlt them to be anewered.
eoatlnnf i " What wouid have b-rn the ?tate of thlnrs
at and la tha vtcantty of tl.e ptaaaaBTa tata u the
' elevtrted road had not been constructed, m? more a
' nmtter of specuUtlon and conjecfure. No oplnlon ln
tMbe tas-d upon obaerved or peored
Baeba. Thc coi.'l.t.ons apaa whlch the wltnea* was
aaked to bj. ? tOB never exteted iand could not
exiat, nor was it coiupetent to prore by tl.e oplnlon
of wltneaaea ihe b?ei u?e to whlch the lott c?uld h*?e
be?n or could be put. The lacts beavrtnti; upon the
matvw ihooJd be proved, and the lnfereuce from theui
ebaabl be dmwii bv tlie tafaaa of the fect."
ln the case of Anaa M. Do>le sgainst U? Mabhatton
Elcvat.-d Rallroad and the Metropcatan Elevated
Kailroad, appelianta, thc declsiou hane;eU Bowa to-day
|t arrtttea by Judr- Bari. A new trlal ls gninted be
cauae the la*aaaputanl aTtdeaae of a r-aiestate agaot
wee alK-wed In. and becauae the defer.dar.t* were not
allowed to give arbtoaae a? to what effect their road
had OB tlie opposl'e side of tbe ibeoh The plamtltT's
pronriaia were at FlftJ-thltd st. and Btzth-aaa. Judg?
ment was awarded her for ?12.000. and the road was
refctmlned from runnlng by the premises.
In the ca?e of Roberta as'ainst the New-York Elevated
Railn>ad. th?? new trial la granted upon ;Jmv>at slmllar
(rrmindA. the defcndiuit BOt MB| allowed to offer
i what t.'te Court cf Appeal= conslders cotnpetent evl
: dence of peraons along the raarta who rUiriied benetlts.
Tlie order afflrminK thc order of Ju-.tlce Pratt i?
I ? st?v of ptaoaeilnp In the eaaa of tre: I
iinsjontYnnf/. agt fahaala Eeaaapi ?ppeliant, araa
ftftirmed tn the Flrst Dlvlsion. This was ac appeal
from ?i order 0f tbe Oeneral T>rm. Second Depart
ment. afhrmiuc an order deuylng a motion for a stay
of proceedingi. The defend&nt wa* eonvicted of ranr
der in the ?r?t degr-e. ln klllhig Alexander fiaivano oa
Eajrter Punday, 1*??0. He was trled at the Kinga
County Coar. of Pewelon*. eonvicted. and sentenced to
be put to death ln the week beginning July 20, lS&O.
He appealed, but the convlctlon was afflrmed, and he
was resenteneed tm be exeruted by eleetrleity ln the
a-eek beginning Aprll 21. 1801. Pendlng the execu
tlon, he mored for a new trlal. on the ground of aewlv
elaeoveteg evhleaee, whlch motion was deni-d by the
Coort -f aabdaaa. A stay of e-teeutlon pendlng ap?
peal wa* gntnted. but upon appeal the marter wa* de
nled, upon the sole ground that no appeal lles from
the de?-Mon of the CBart of Besaaana : aud the General
Term afflrmed the order. The prls-mer M now ln Slng
Mng. , _, .
In the eecond case of the People ea leL Nlooia
Treaaa, appellant. agt. A. A. Brusk. as Warden Of Bthg
Slng ITison. the order afflrmlng the order ol
Callen ilaadaaliig the wnt of habea* earpaa
aJhrrned to-dav bv tbe OOBTt of Appeal*. Thh
appeal wa> taken upou a wrlt of 888880 oorpus, upon
the ground? so well known ln th Btef ** ap
I?*?|. takeri ln the Kemmler ca?e. and. ln fa< t.
c?m? ot aanvtettan f<>r arardaw n th- Bnt iagrea bear
Bteaea bnpoeei onier the provis..?n? of the new
Capitai :' ? ' fa?W.
Tll, ... ,|cd down bv the Firtf Dlvialon to
day were as foii
? TrarTsit Company, appellmt agt
CSSS'; thaTdemurrer Interposed bj
. a.,d judgrnent entered agum-t ae
Plainttffth. red for. wlth
trles H. Wllaon. appellanl rt
tratrlx, ete, oraai
afflrmed with eoata. , lrf__1M
Tbe People ex rel. John W. Coehrane, adminlstrator,
ete agt Mleliael I'olen i . 1
ete and ", 4ri2
OeneraJ tenns revewed I isaas -? - ted ani
tbe wrlt dlamlssed. wlth costs ln all fo'irtf.
Man- Klefer. aimluistratrtx, ete., agt the orand
Tmnk Rallroad rompany, upp*lnnt. Appeal disiais-eo
^Tba^Itepte. raaponaanta, agt. Nicoi. Tra?a ap?
pellant. Order afinnlng tbe otner of Jaeoee Pratt. re
. stay ot proeeedbiga. nfllrmed.
batne agr same. < ?rder afflrmlng the ordi
joattea (uuen, fMtairr1*! wrM af hab-a-> corpus,
* Sdward Boherts agt. bbe Kaw-Yerk F.levated Rail
road Compant and another. appe.
DoTle aaa the Ua evaaed Rallroad c
..: th? Metrop. Iltii . F.l-vaiej Ratlroad
appeUanta Jadgment reveraed, udal arantsa,
'^.IuTa VLb" ajpelku^agt - ? bntBB
i-i. et ai. Order aftrnMi. and |aii
- wltb i "?'-?
fames Pov. ai n-llnnt. a*rt.
ttr New-Yorh omral liallmad Company; John J.
Qulnlon, agl Endly t BWataon aud another. at>oe|.
lants. .Indgn.eiit afflrmed. wlth OOMB.
The followlng la the calendjir i >r w morrow: Boa,
91, IA ItC. 181, 88, 88, -A. a
Tn^ were handed down ln the Seeon*
Dlvlsion :
- K. Breanaa agt ch^ dtv of Boffalo. ap
pe-lla:.- ?' ' -'1' .'''",?,'*;
Wk Central Ratlroad Company; Sherwood ^frtof
irt the Metropolitan Llfe Ins.inmee ' ompany ??fbael
Lery and another a." ' ewmaa, appellant,
judgnient- afartned, with ooat*. ??,__-, \LituaJ
.. II Kl ipp, kppellant. agt. Preferred WltuaJ
Aer-deNT U I 5iw York. AppeH, ilOBhW?i
"*? A^riarrts and another agt. Monroe M. Oakbsy,
aailtant"l>vao Joaenb agt the Pennsylvanla and
VZ\ and Rallroai ? appeltont,
u ",- ?h7'.v Dlefci rendant. Jndg
3 nVttfi gra:,ed. wlth costa t,
abide event , .
The folloarlng ls the Reeond DtvhdOB ealendar f.-r
row: hoa, ??". ?*"?
and 480. _ _
TIIK JiliV orVTaa HIB IIIs DIYOBI E.
Tbe mi of aartei r. Oaaaer. I
captala Oeauiar, aaadaat a^hatoeeh Oaauw. tor aa
Jotote dlroree, waa trfad betor* Jadge 0?Brlaa and
. un Tcster<h*T. Tl* Jury pi-e a verdr t for ihe
pbvtotur. there batog oa aaaaaaa mterp-cd.
verdlct waa tt rf ? "??'r had ***" ,nUn'T L?2
Ody D Taaaf, CBarta ? *????*
Sbaralj BnataeeBtoae and Harry BUbi **????*
dn?,?ered.!*de.lar~1.: al
ousiv lattoua. with a aaaabea af ?? ?aIJtaaahte
? dtvorea, wbtob waa bail] eealaahat for a thaa.
; "n'J,; lt waa ae.nt to a f~, t. f-""^^.;
I not Mr. Ganner*. rharge. were true. When the caae
? ajudrmcrt _ ?
?a THEATRirAl. MANAtiP.R BCSB AN<>TU> EB.
llenry av ? ,MVf< beet) ^
%ru. S-eS^mBj-aj-aa
AJabarg laaaed B U> Jeeabe, aerertheaeaa, an* areaaer
Well
Brought
?the woman WJ
uses Pearline.
knowsagoodthi
when she sees
it; she tries
Pcarlin*, and
then uses it.
Her clothes
are washed
with half the
labor and without harm ; her
house is cleaned in half the
time, and without trouble.
Everything is done with little
work ; she has done with hard
work, for she has Pearline.
BPeddkrs and rm' unsenrpu
??.n_0 lousgrocers will tellyou" this
C Wait 11 ?? g^od as' or " the ?iffl?n
I'-ariine " IT'S FALSE?
P'arlme % r.ererpeddled.and if jour grocer sends
mu aotnethle* in rlace of Pearline. do the hone?t
eMaar-araW </**-? ra lAMBSPVLI v V.
broogfit a sult and tad them both gtapeaaeoeed, Jacobs
had paid rcnt two aiontba in advawe. und lt is for this
rent money that he ls RdBf Amberg.
LNTEKESTING APPEALS DECI.-ION-.
PARK LATfTh MAY BE TAfCSB BT A SVBt'RBAV
RAILROAD.
The Court af Apptal* yeaterday hand?d down a d?eialon
whlch will lnterest thoae who llve In th" Annei-'d blatrlct.
la January laat th? Ruburban Rapld Tranatt Company begati
?ult ln thc Supreo* Court. before Judp?- Bari-'- the rity
being defe^.dint. The ohjcet of the ault waa to d-termlne
what rlghta the Bbburbaa Kapld THnslt Company had In
St. Mary'? Park, whifh wa* arqulred bv the <:itr along
wlth Brr.v Van Courtlandt and other parka ln jha An
neiad Dlairlrt. under the new Parka act Prevlouaty,
however, ttM Babmrbaa Rapld Traoelt Company had In
aeeordaaee wlth the provlalona of the Oneral Rallroad act
fll'-d mapa. ahowtng an lntentlon to take a atr'.p of land
trwm what la now st Marya F'ark It had nerer actnaiir
condemned or taken aaeb land. Then th.- - lty took th.
laod and made, lt into a park, and lt? coatentioa waa that
aB rlfhu of the Puburban Rapid Traa-tt Company to that
itrip of land bad been wlped out by w:eh pm<-ee4lng on
the part of th* atay, and that th? rallroad rumpany had no
further latereat in the land. Judge IUrrett he'.d. and tbe
General T'rm UMlalald hlm, that all the Uv-hoate rlghu
of the rallway leapaay had been atttagulahea by the
taatlne of the laod hai a publle park. Yeaterday. however.
the Court of Appaala dir-:t"d that the judrmeata and order*
uf th" row^- aoerta ba i.ratiad, Ih* demu-r?.- Iniarpaaad
by the 4ef?n4ant- la BB0 eaaatetot overnled. and judg
r - I .taalnat the city. e-anMnr the Bubarbaa Rap.d
Taaaatt Company th- rallef praf.-d Ba ? - lu all
?* ? aUaeJ Burtea B Ban - ? was piaintifl'a eeua.
. i italraiBl CerpaaaBaa Oeaaad l>eane and Piaatlla
? appeared faf the clty.
ASKINO THAT AN OFFICER AOOOMPAKY HIM.
Jud)6? Barrett. m the Supreme OBart Cbambera, was
ywterday a*ked to dlreet rhat whe- Wet
:dren at the beaae of all wife,
who is ssdng h'm f.r an absolute ilvoree, he shaJl
take a eoarl ofaeajr along and pay him *", a day for
bj, v - reaaon for the appliciit; -n w-is thal
Mr. WetaMfa "*.>& bh ohteaf daagbtar oa board Ma
yas-ht one day and wlieji he r"turned .wlth her to her
- boma he gntbbed hia wife and threw her to
- io the i* h Mrs. Wetaaore/a ataey,
the protectlon of the eonrt froru
fnrther vioi-r.ee of tnu kir.d. i>. :si..n waa reeerved
? ? motton. The paniculars of the divorre sult
have aiready been prim-d.
-?
nPBAl McMAH.'N SI'ES THE OOVfcRNMKNT.
tTeneral Martin T. MefBahOB ha* brougtit suit h|
lha Ollliaiiaiaal to ot.tnln over 84.000 in fe-s whlch
he declare* s?n< wrongfully dUallowed by the Cofl
r> tpartmant Th ? d
ment as to Uie feea dates ba.k to the beelnnln* of
General Mc.Mahon's fcerm as marshal la 1880, He
declar)s that feea for tparelline expenses of denutv
manbala and the tranxfer ol petaonors were witnheid
so that he dld not secure the amount whlch he sbouJd
have ra eiv-.i. a
PR0CEEDINO6 TN THE bt'I'RI.ME POCRT.
Wanhlngton, Oct. 20.-The proeeedlnga of the Supreme
Conrt of the fnlted Statee to-day were a? foliows : Mr.
Ju^tl^a FlWd ar.noiir.ced UM lollawtna afdaWS af the Court
X., - . aa Kntght. plaliitiil. ln '-"or. ac?in?.
Mm Unlted Land aaeeeiafloa, 't at, Motion to paaspeae
-a^Creaby Steam Gange aai Valve Ce-paay,
appellant, agalaat the roaseUdated Baieay \aive Company.
u. D<.?tiAJ.'i? areuiu'iit- d-iiled.
T !?20e?sKmes ?. Boyd. PbanOff, la error, agalnet
the Stata of xet.raaka sx rst, Jotm M. Tbayer. rhi* la
tli* caae arlalnf oot ot the eoateet for th* Uovernorabip.
MoUoa t.. advanee ?;rjj.i.-d and -um- ii-sitfiied for arguinent
ember 7. after raece already wl down for th
' the Rew-Tas* ararderata and the
Chl'-ago anar ,, . . . _ T
B?-ftylY*ssef H. Kneeland. appeJlanl, agata.t C. L.
La v et ai. A.-auii-m
40 Henrj bt Unar, appellant, agalnst Matllda
I. a gtied. , ,, .
\ i 122- knn E WOUaaa, widu*. st al. appellant*,
?gaiiu't Caabartiie WOUasaav IVaavs v> kasaa saaadass
* ' .. 4l-The Cbsriotte. Colambla and Augusta Ra
Con pai
? of Rl.-rilarid County.
,< tward L. al. -gains. an
dre? Ortcoayai -t. al. Argumenl b*|
Adj.jiirneu untll So-morrowr at 12 ..'-.o<-k.
COURT CALKNDARS FOP. TO DAY.
Bnp'enie '
ourt?Chaa Ilarrett. J?Court
ali-d at 11 a. m.
:'..-l I .".??' > ? Androwi.
-. <"7
-4i. o<J. 147. 7?J6,
? - ? -
iI-H?for"
/.?La? and lael? N*o*. 651, 480, 4S1. 4B2, 442, 44
3;._- ns J, 5.VJ, OTU, 601. 2tt'J. 200, 984,
s,,,,,... Part I?Bel -No?.
U14(*l M, 11*3, 859, 1186, 740,
? 1011. _..?.. ,
..urt?Circuit^-Part II?Before Lawrenee i
? i -
.. .. 12P6, 12 ll
_
?er?on.
. ?, _ _ - . i lvj:. --?".
j.^i, .- i3, iuio, ii?7, t.^7, o;a, ??
- ? ircuit-Pirt IV-Batora OlBrlaa.jT
?1 "i,.;'. 'M>?\ 2775, SOS. 110.. 11
?-_M. 12l? 1221
? r- rui?vdjourned aattl B
Pari i ftefeea Bedawlrb.
c J ? 'V40-'
Lru? ' r-a-djnan
-
Part fll-Befara hUAdaa
? om. S.-Vo. TOl. ??"
U-at.-d
Z 1 of TIioti a* .loaaahan. at 10 :tO a. m. T-etlmonv to be
ZLiiln b ?]'?'?'".' hrotat* Clerk: WlUaof lainea H
?m Kath.rmeMan.Ollv.rP. H
. and Harriet
[arla< ehfl M 10:30 i
,,,??:.; reVaa-Befora BMkaaarar, J
*" "4'??n im u Fn'ltv Tenn?Before Bleehoff, li I -
i3 76 P7. 8 1 61, ??. 117.
. al Tenn-Befor- Van Wyck. I
8ft 4'
. 4,75. 4184 ?,89. 4292
MOS * ? ?
; ; . .
,_??? ~
m nTBTBD nem tbb wabbjbbtos bobtmbbt.
?
hPaatg flve | l eeavej
' . ^ . ,.,?? tbe tcapaftha ffaehlag
? ? - - :[,,)A
tor aa
? ? " ?* th^
riM?, baram. *dchly itepped ; ? ' )
? traaa the itreal bebrw -
orrtad b> the aatraart of the avj -
.. ,;?. i.-eep-r. The li-jdr waa fotmd 1.
uk of the monument. N-..rtY "tt h. ln .he
. m tiaabrd, aad the aaefe a ,d u~ui
I biahaaf, IV Btele aaa af tha kaapar
tagathat he aaw the areeaen
itaadlaf ta ihe *iuer?. ln the rBto. taatrtag up at
Ue monument aa thengh trying ta I height
w.h lav ere Thl< monilng. aboat 11 o'eloeh, ahe
JLaaraTthf^aaaaeBh pald tV u-n.l admlaakx, f~
.x-eeded up thc -tairway aMu>_
i.i nil> nm la> All.
Ju?iSr'iT!a' iBaaaa Uj-td fn;ii n-..i?iv yrup
o?Vl??'a-V aaort amaaJatil laaaBre ko.wn, ItluaUwU
S JL1*. *i u%m auaUwaaa aa Whioh Ma au.;^?wa la b?a?4
?. ^JL&itWmm *?- <^? ?? *>w?
OUTDOOR 8P0BTS.
THE RACING AT VIMLJCO.
A COOD ATTEJTDASCB AT THE SECOVD ?AT W
BVLTIMORE.
Baltlmore. Oct, 20-There waa a good *t^n<I*nc? g
the Plmllco traek ttvday. the serond day of tne nrsi
fall nwtlng of the Kaltimore Jockey tTab. Tne trae.lt
waa alower than rnoterday. The mud wa? trurker
and latrJrJar. The Btat raoe was won eavstly by
Haaahnn, the favortte at I to k, The .econd ra?i
rontai the talent. Plrkpocket was made the favortte
at 7 to :. and rame ln thlrd. the Alelna colt geftlng
flr*t plaee. Klngmalrer won the thlrd rare by a l**d
from Ku*~ell. Before reaching the clubhooee, Klng
maker nnd Uusseii got s<de by skle, and around the
tra-k they went, strlde ror strtde. untll well Into the
aWalCk, wben Klngmaker, re*pondlng more promptly
whlp. forged ahead and won. Tattler came
strong np the streteh ln the fbiirth race. but he had
begun too late hi* struggle for the flnlsh and waa
beaten out by Bt, Charle*. The steepleehase waa an
eaay virtorv for Futurity. He wm a taU-ender throogh
,,ut the Jnmps, but as soon a? he left the turt for the
oavaa proper he went to the front and eame kome an
?aay winner.
Pfcrt r?**-Pnr?e 0500. For thr?*-y*.r-old? aud up
w.rd Mlle and *ixt-*nth. Startera Hoodlutn (blrn*,,
l^?a H. (W. Midgtley), Cella (A. CovWom. They
nmo uid-r th?? srlrs la th* order named. Tlme-l:l>?.
Mecond Tace~l"iTse 0600. For two-rearold*. Six
fnrlnnss. Starters. Al-lna *.olt tMldg?-l*y, Plea
pocaet (A. coWngtoo,, Klng Sta. (Peaa,. JfbaylktU
futtl-neid . Tbieri L. (vttma i. The Alelna colt won;
BeanylaUl aeeond, Pl^icrsy-k't thlrd. Tiro*? l na'a.
Tklai laos Haailasn l'iMeaaoo. hPja aad^Jra*
long. Kliitfmalcer (W. Mldgeley . won; Rusaell (LltUo
tteiaj aeeonu Benor ? d- Theae were tae onlj
staxters. Ttme glOL
Paartb saee- BsJUag, r<"?? 4400. All _???? sjx
furlanga. sT Chaxles ,K. Harri.h Mf/*I?^.?^w",ft
Tatu?r rRavi aod Aapen Leaf Peaa). surted. BC.
rharioe woo; Tauler Tetond. Maoagorda fllly thlrd.
Tlme-1 :18%.
Ftfth p?r*?Htaeplechaa*. Purse 8300. 6]**tT*
B*iefll (Vt?*.l&part*8 (Phllbln . tapoaln Mannlna
nTsbor,. puwrity TPtne,,. o?y i?ow. (<^?^?",'
iaranOi i.sinde,r . 1-uturity wou, Repartee seeona.
Kequla third. Tlme-SlO^.
Xba Marylend StaJt* race ls po?tp<Hied Ull Frldey.
the entrles for to-morrow are a* lollows:
FIRST RACE?SIX FURLONOS.
a wTCoee.-.r-'U , Reehon ."*
Ad.rb^:::::::::::::m | EmmikTZZzzzR
JfcOn'd RAOE^SELLlvrT. MILE AND SIXTEEWTH
Narra. Wf Name. fjk
,,,,V*5 ...108 iSt. Luke.JOC
Kodlum"r."r^:::"108|alary stone. ...too
THIRD RACE-SEI.I.IN'i Fi VE-EIOHTHS.
Van.? art Name. *!??
Bu?eS..m.llS.MaUajrd.81Iy.l?
,.,;d DolUI _. JOI \*<?<X I'rlx. ?*
Baaete .10T _ ?____
POI P.TH RACE_SELLIN-<>. THaEE-Qt-'ARTERS.
vin,* 1PI N'ama. w!t
SlcoIt.:r:i3|riE?-:-rrrr;:,B
p.e'*M " ::.::.:_io? an.paa^ .*
[l.i.dleraft .100 I
A HARVAKD-YALE AGREFMENT.
TO PI.AT A FOOTBALL BAhTB AT HAMPDF.N PARK
situnofif.ld, ajrjrTjAiXT for fovr jtears.
hprtngfield. Ma**.. Ort. 20.-AfW a long c^nference
this afterpoon and onraniltatinn wlth an offldal of
Hampden IVrk the Harrard and YaTe represcntatlvcB
?tgned the f-ll.wlng agreement to play here annnally
for fcur yaa
We, the nn.le.r*i?ned, repre?entlng the f?tt?"j?
Harrard and Ye* respectively d?. hereby
acree to play a cwne of fuotball annually ln rhe vears
fro? I8?i to l-5t Inclualv*. The awe bi.e^h rear
?aH Be plaved on Hampden Pvk in >V^e^
the (hite of rhe game ea.liv.mr sha.ll bc the
saturday lmiuedlatelv preeedlng n.anksaitnng Day
n,e, *ame ahall be plavcd utider the plaving rules of
Se Cluf totercoWtate Poatbfn A5socIaJUon
? rears from lHc. * m, "'
Ihnll be heid between ihe raptalns of the two elcv.?
oo^baforeOcteber 15. ar whteb a rcfcrve and umptre
, .cred and all ..ther matiers eoveredbj thia
Lgreement -hall be dended. Pwthe *'? lfl*lJ_,e.
^5E^ and unptre iball be i*^"*^"^
autual consen' of the eaptalna of thc two elevena.
For Harvard,
B W TRAKF'tRD. Cnprarn.
GBOBOB A. PTBWAB*.
for r^uln.te Adwiwrry Board of Harverd rootball
AeaoeiaOon.
Por ^alc.
THOMAr I.KF. M CUW?. r*P*avn.
\v B. WR1GHT. JB., Manager.
?iprlrrfleld. ???.'. Oet 80, 1881.
TROTTlNf* AT NAeltVH.UC.
BaabvUle, Tenn.. Oet 20 (Rperlan.-Harneee raclng
pro'mlses to reeelve a boom ln this reglon fromthe
rreetlnc whlch -.-aan here today on the new traek
inst built for the new Cumberland Falr Assoclatlon.
The grounds are near the city. and an uneommonly
gnod mlle track has been made. The stake for tkrea
vearold trottera waa a glft to a gray fllly from Ollve
Lrjo Ceeaett who put ln three mllea below 2:30.
rntog faater enrh tJme. Panl. the wlrmer ln his class
at Lezlogtcn la*t week. was a 3 to 1 favorite ln he
%&k paee, ai.d waa aeter hea.ted after gettlng the
nole < lopton mad* |,|m go tlie seeoml hcat ln 2 :1 5 3-4.
bnt it wa* an easy vletory for the New-York tfato
arldlng. Nashvllle. with Oeera np. was a hot favorite
for the 2 -40 class, but was unsteady In the ftrat heat.
und Bylvan secured lt. enterlng the Ust wlth a mark
- l .:i4. The serond heat fotind Na*hvtlle on his
lOOd behavlor, and he Jogged bome ln 2:29. This
,-lass goee over, und the ?take for three-year-old parers
I raaehei. Beside* these, there are two other
-takec the B:li trot and the mateh between Hal
Polnter and Dlreet for the seeond day. Summaries :
8:40CLA?B BTAK7A 81.000. TIIRFF-YEAR-OLDS.
rniassshhy (iaaaaaan).l } 1
.i .j ?.
2 '-Tr*, 2 27**, -
| 88 PACE-PI.R.SK 4*00.
Paul. sire unknown fMaflly).\
.s ; rt
I'ro1 tor Hurst.-. 4 s 0
i t li- ? ? i* .8 8 4
ii-rtha w. (Bueklay).~ a j
. ,i - r
Headllght .;' -?- .10 ? ^
Monoinam (Neil .". .. ?. r>i?
8 IjIs
? A il"-r.,. ,.,- ? ? i'6""
T me?2 1.. - :lu*?. - ?''.
2:40 CLASS-PTRSE *800 (0 NFINTRHED).
ttaabvUle, bv < h-terfleid (Geer..' 1
. o "j
.4
U?J"- Hak^dV>%:'x:?.
BALL-PL\YF.l'..S' COKTBACTB
Waaklagtaa, Oet 80.-Praabteaa aT. E. Tasaag. of tha
vat'onai Leagaa *--"lar errangad Ote feUowlag contr* t
Wlth N>w-York--D. Rlekardeoa, M. J. Tleroaa, Jchn Bbor
w y , ugnun mhI Joha B. rTaylof wio? B.nton
barl I. U ra H. E. feuley. T. J.
Taeker WBltaaa N".?h, Jow-ph Q.onn. H. I> stovey W. S.
Brodle, C. W. B.-ni-e?, C. W. ->ar./el and Il*rinan Loog.
PR1NTETON DEPEAT8 LAFAYETTF.
,,,. ao (Apedal .-- lafavett* pfatyed
; with Prtoeetan this aftaraaea and was de
fe:vieU i.v a SOor* of '2A U. 0.
COBBBCItCUT BiPT/.sr 1B WBU10B.
New Haaaa, Oaaa., Oet -?<> Bapaalal).--Tba eeeehai af
,he amnerttcal state Bapttal CSeareattea heid beea
, wa, Of much interest lo Beptbt*. I>au
- Waylaad, of the YaJe ta* Beaaot, pwident of
ooetatloo, pn-slded. and dcllvered an addreaa
wtuVrh Inclnded a aeoeeaai eeJogy of the lat<j Rev. Dr.
*. Q Patater, of ltrldgeport. vaaeiabta and venerared
Sermon waa pre*.h.-i bj tbe Be*. W. O. f-iinell. of
widdlctown The aeeretary, P. - Braaa, rep</rted that
.',', '-.i.i f increaae ?? abeet one to ev-ry iwenti
U "membera of ihe eb^rrhea. The followlng offt
?ilrT of the eeeodatfcw wcj? eie.fd for the eaajtaa rear :
..,,. i.ean Fraoda Wayland; ?taai?eldaM\J. B.
t Hartford; uaaaarer 'W P. \\ilker. of
A. J. Crofut, of auuth .NorwalL.
?Tir? CBBIBU1 BBVBATOM BEKTIWG.
L'tna. N. Y.. Oet 80.?Tbe sivth nnnuat rouventton
of fha Young PaephVa !*o<;iety of Chrtaftall r.ndeavor
of the Btata bagao at the opera Hoaaa ln thls utv at
io t'. thb BMrafag. Beaitj 1,000 dcieCatcs were
t, I?re-id?:it Farrar, of Albany, occupled the
Cbalr. Devutlol.al azerelMI were held, the .,mging by
a eboraa of 100 voiccs betnc le<l bv ProfesMir Wardner
WlHUvnu The addicas of welcomc w?> dellver-d bv
th* I'e. .1 M. Hut<!ilhs..N. -e. it-tarv .la'k^.n. of
rend hl* rep-.r. If ihowed a rnembershlp iif
l>oooo ?f whuii !?o.<?oo ar?' aetlve member. ano
-?*u> merobera, The ao>1etle4 are divlded as
? apttata, 530 Methodlsta,
i-.o conei-eaat'oruili-ts. joo. Beforaaat, 210; all ethera,
-.
ClLU.D THE BAT03 A PCPPT.
Qulmv. lll., Oet* 20.-A dlsgrereful arene oceurred
In the I Bf BaBKfl mecilng l**t aight In a d'iaie
..?wer balbtl i araaah Maper Tiionip^m pefused
lOtea, Aldennan Harrop < aJb"d the Miynr " a
ie pappy*; "aai a rabat" ?ud *?id n- weeaa
? up" yet. Thc Mayor aald : " Sit down or
III ihroar the 'gavel at you.* Tha* naarly carae to
bl..w?. and some one heard a revolver cilck. For a
while lt looked aa lf tbe entire meettng wotrW break
Oo* tbinj te Certair?
PabirjKillerKillsP^ip
Tker* avre ?aaay klada ?' Pala.
Thcre'e oalr oa* Pala Klller irerrr ??*???)
Il U aold ererywa.re.
aar rlaba eaw. aaat be pajBBBBab
?<*
eu
paajaaaj ?
\
Edtth- Who'j Toua Bt$T raiivD?
iiabtl. "St. Nicholas." WHO'sTotraa?
X*u ir a rrmtnder that ifyemante kav* th*
-btst af chtUrtn?:i mafanmts. St Nicholas.
for the rounc folhs this coming year tht timt f
ntbscf^tti jtat now Tht NavtmAtr number.
rtadv Oct. uth. teftmt a new volunu.
Sterling
Silrer Coffee Spoons of good
iveight and pretty designs,
55 cts. each.
Pearl and Solid Silver
Mounted Handle, Steel Plated
Blade Dessert Knires,
85 cts. each.
French Marqnetnj
Work Tables, $7.
Rare and Artistic GooiU
in every department.
Ovington Brothers
Fulton and Clark St?.f
Brooklyn.
IN HIGH GRADE IMPORTEI) Gl N?*. WE HAfB
?a< OTTS, DALY'sV GREENEIl* A < LABROFGHS.
tMAJDOUCAB Gl N-. TIIK PARkER. I.EFEVER,
fflhTJTfn, aBOOUCAl aBMB <o? parry, and
EVERY OTHER I.EAOING MAKK: 100 DIKFF.RENT
PATTERN* FHOM 810 TO 850. ODIJ AND MECOXD
aaaana t.i pjj going off fa*t. LBBTO on af
PI.ICATION. GINMTAKEN IN EX( HANGE.
SCHOVERLING, DALY & GALES,
AOl BRHAIIWAY. NEVV.YORK
A. 6. G. OATMEAL.
Baat, Heaithful, Economtcal. Pc;icioua Sold by Oroewta.
ta. ? aaaajaa aaa That grra good llght
I fl Ifl P\ A' * ^'^
II M Ifl f|l For Wedding 'rtfta an
aUa&aUfaaaTaj aVr Mo?t beauUfnl and ?a?rul.
The "Rochester" has no equal,
To aee u to aaat B. BTrer- ia*.aaaaaaaay .grarJM
mlMlon been aoid. Abo-it one tho.-aand de~igna W?
MAKE ln Banqu-t, Flano, Parlor, Hall and Sttrfy
Lampa.
A*K TOIR DKAI.ER FOR tVD TAKE OJfLT
LA1IPS MARKED "TIIE RO< HE-TER."
!Naa't'd)BOU'ARD glUUB A (O.,
by > 10 aa H < ollcae Place, ISew-Yorh.
Three minutea' walk from Uty Hall fnd Broohlyj
Brnige and i onvenlent to ail duwnt..wa feiTtaa aena
p0>J; ?>? yo,i ,??,, .,rdn by n.all t? yo'ir -r.v.re s.tiefa.:Cioa.
LATEST DISCOVERY,
The "MTIFER" Tooth Brush.
|{e.?ominriidfd b? ihe lii*he?i nulhorily on DentUrry!?
Ear"p,>.'r fWMV'i Ihe TEETB I - -imi'I.K OOJfc
VFV1ENT neat u-A I.M I MAXIBVLATE. ror
,,,'.. i,v . ! ?- aui't nrug
i ? afeai 41< Broad ?? , ? ...rt> <oni.
up to ? btoody roar. it i? anid Harrop onre wa? ta
an aeytam._ _
ODBTZCTBD OB A CBABBB OF fOBBBBT.
rarnden, n. .1.. Oet. 80 fgjpuilel) PTataaa F. Hoa
jeat^ lawyer, was this aftcrnooti eOOTtetai on the
abarga af fbrgtag ? ewrtgaga by arhlel he obtained
pi.ooo fr.?m < aptain Thoeaa. O. Batfih, af thte ettp.
Btaaaai other baiaetaaaat. taratrlag forgerte. eaaaaaaV
lng to nearly 880,000 yet 1*1 ? tlted. The
pre?e*it tctal begaii a ara aaal it haa
been D<?tabic froai the pea.eaea of ez41eeretary af tlie
NavT Robeaon a- pr?^?'iiu,r. He abowed that he
"had lo't littlc of the uld ri.-nc rlenr a. .?? lawyar whl< h
attracted ao murh Interaat b) tia: gn-at tfaatar trial
nearly Bfteea reer. BgO.
BBC0UBA8EB BY IIH?. B1BBI
ChWaro, Oet, 20.-The DNaata Cbapter af the
Duiightcra uf -7'', laaaabari af af the
Aaaarlean Berataatoa, taet bera radap. Tha aaddetB
of the sucietv are thc paiehaae af tha I vailey
Forge. fur * Db reqnlred, aod Ihe miiking
<>f an azhlbtl ?/( Barahatfeaary retti - at the < ?-lumbtava
BxpoaeUea. it ?a> aaaeaaeed at the ?eeBag tbae
apeaa Ba? tha bdtar puri-isr bad been aeeeeded ta the
??irleiv PJ the WotlUUi's | It H mtcnded to
exhlbit a model of ? fteeaaal ajaaabai la whlch all rhe
uppoiutmeuts an' ta be asnaine reB - ? the Hcvoiu
tionarv epo< h, The foUowlng kfttar froai Mrs. Harrlr
aon, thc Natbmal president ol ?**- reod:
BU? ntire Ba 0. C.
Ladje* if the i rago Chapu f the Anieii
ca:i BeroloUon.
It U wiUi ? ph-i-u v t.'i.H I take up my
pen to ?end yoa w?i-ds ,.f areeting araaeoe,
Your regent. Mr-. Oabaraa, .bwed in my
handa une uf your programn.-- - ? ??ntlln?
of studv fnr tbe ' - l<d t'1**
your ehapter hae abown -'> murh M-<l<'ni in prepertna
the work fir ixmr neBata aaawed thad
tlie wi.tn.-n ?h? ??'?'* jalB
li?."t<irv of their o.n rew try-1 ' em^ivea
wlth tta ewtahlWuw ^re Bba
beai flit^l io -rock tbe "'??^a.
Very tnily. CABOLIBB * OTT H UtBIaXNT,
a> ?
THK IIAILBS CAMB To ',') OB 70 DAT.
Salem. Ma.s>.. Oet 18 (afpaetal). N b aaaarateed thrt
m BBtlaaaaaat ta th* BBarha aftl eaae haa baaa effe<-a<
all atiempt* hav. ?!ll |g ra
sumed hcre to niurr>>w at 10 O'elOCJa. .i th*
eoaaaal f<r the ee aataaarttj for ihe haa*aa>
tion tbat rtic. nc-t laten Borj has no*
aaaa aoid. Prhea i loarBed foor ?eeka
atc> Fdwnrd P. >car:e? : Bl dej^mna
eruasexaaalnaOoa. Uns wM i ?*? anat
pcrhaps toagar._^
THE OBABBM rPfc'fs- n CAUPOBBtA.
BBadalafaaa, Oet, 80. iiuj a-tun? bgaaaaat >f -Tha
Time-.," wli.cii ean diM-ern at a Miigle gUnce tha
difference baBaaaaa a rhinocero- aad i etothaa peg,
eraan Baaaaaaa aaat arhat u aeabahlp m thmg mora
th.i!! a atVaaaagBBtaal erter. In a s??n Fian<-t?co dta
p?t.h prlnted ln T:>e Tribune laM it waa
^tatrd thal fal.f.irnia w?^ < laatB d b) BaC <>en?.u< wlth
gnly 3O0.0OO (jaange treea. The afaaaeaap ?'f wch a
rtMement B apporcnt tn any one gtf'ed wlth an ta
tellert leaa a*tute than tltat p< icca-ed by ?? The Tlmea.?
But the omissaou <>f a aen??embacniat.c to ?->me aitenl
Of lU own milid -s..|* tl?e jf..v.iWl inlellect ?MJCthlng.
lt ahould iiut. U>e-< eoettna aetnmn Baya, but lt doea.
The ajon is tlie pliv. Will it ..iinft?rt our reoMirmu.
nea'hbiar u> know Uiat thc Ceuatu iHlee 1ns n?ver
tny pubLvathwi ln relaUi.n to eraag* trcea ln
(allJomKa or elawwhere, eAtcpt in the bullc .
nur>erie?. whlc'i mereiy ahuv.ed th* ntiaalei- of ueee
ln nuraerteat Thia UuJe btv of w ftwninu^n U furnshea
t<> " The Vtmm' gnatt. Wbae aaat wa de aext a> ahaaB

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