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BEAL ESTATE MEN SPLIT.
JHL EXCHANGE DIVIDED OVER THE RAFID
rRAN>ITPROHLT31.
A STOIU1T MKF.Tixr. AT Tim UBSXTTsBT. BALE?
RgfOMS? gffUCHl S HY AT1P.AM S. HEWITT
AND OTQT.nS- CH AI UMAX- BKF.KMAN
DEXOVKCED.
As time goos on. the ultuatlon lOipotQjlg jilans for
Improved rai>id taaamtl facilities la this city becomes
nioro complex. Real estate agents atid brokers, e>
?totally those representing property In the northwest?
ern section af the toland and In the annexed dis
trtets. are Interested iu any erhrine which will im?
prove the value of the bads they bold and which they
aeek bi marll'.t. ItejCfl WM OXpeCted, tlna-i-f..;-",
from Uie mn-taie ealled for l o'clock yesterday
tftern->o? lu las Beal notate Bat bange, nt ito. 60
Ilga ill td Th" rliTul.ir Blade the object "f tbs ni'-ct
ing district by snofsetog Iii porgama to ronslder " wimt
ought t" he dom- to facilitate the building of the
gojgargreamd rapid transit raUrood ns projected by j
aro In process of reconstruction, nnd UM work ls In
the bunds of rory intelligent nud very po sm fal mon,
financially mid other otoo. Let na give th'-r our heal
wlsiies for the .-iriv BCOompUabasent of lame statis.
??rae second agency ls the pus. nt elevsttfl system.
This luis done a gm) work for Ihe etty of Jt'-w- Vork.
ii boa doubled tue value of propel ty and green ns
the means of carrying ob buatnesa that Bauld not
othes nine have been done, mut u,* owners ar* bo
titted to nil the proflt they derive. Dal Ihe present
s\si"in I-- no kmger adequate for estating demande.
Their lacillUes can be largely Increased if leeper
authority is given lo Un m. They eau separate the
through from Um local travel, end tims relieve the
situation of one-third <>f it.s preaeni fllffleulUcB. This
cnn be accomplbihed hy allowing them lo have a
Hilra truck, which shall be used for bringing down
tho passengers In the atoning and laking thom buck
in the Braning. I would give them surd facilities
at the flattery as intelligent engineers shall doom
necessary for td" moro complete operation "f u.. -\
toni. If snybndy objects on the un.and Hint we are
giving these people valuable privileges Pt the Hapld
Transit Com rotation demand sn adequate poyaient for
them, and i believe that Hie gentlemen in cbarjl of
the elevated system ar" tunic len tty Intelligent la
recognise the net Ity and Justice of the kltaaflso "
KX-MATOR HEWITT BPEAKTXO.
the Cupid Iranda1 Commls-ion. or other means of pro
vidla^ Ihe city of New York with sn adequate system
of rapid transit." The call nad been signed by Blefc
aid V. Hart,"it dj Co., Killumi- di BOOSa, L. J. I'hllPps
A Co.. Hall .t. How a- <". Bcnjonflo P. Resaalnuj
Hunt flt Wendell. .T. Rhinelander Miloo, C. Bf. Lug
ster, Has',.i ll gi Rajfllker, Bennet! A- Orolf, und between
fifteen and twenty other Individuals ami firm's opeiat
l;ig in T'-nl estat".
The re-ult of the meeting was s dtmgreeasent over
tho anijouncemenl of the vote, and the creation of
a targe-sued aaaptcton tlint thc whole nfTmr trna run
ia ihe interest ol the Manhattan Railway Company.
Thero waa lavish oralee of Mr. Qouhl from many quot
ter^, nnd on tlie utl.-r hand lhere waa an outcry of
alarm at what waa characterised sa the appearance ol
??Ul-dead hand of Jay (.enid- In the Beeembly. Alto
'gather the results Begadved Ihe customary Influence
if real estate men on questions bearing ob Um
it amtertal weMare of th- dig, and canoed moriac
and dtrntppotntaaent t" many.
Tie attendance at the meeting waa largr, and there
wa- arm k b levert manifested lu the result. Benjamin
j-. Romaine too* Ihe chair snd ex-Corporutloo couni ?:
jt-nr.- lt. Beeka aa was elected pera utan' chairman.
Ha mud" u brie* address Indicating tho natural Intereal
of mimbi ri <>'. tho i:'-::i Estate exchange In the pro
mattau al ru;...! trama! facUlUei foy all parts ol Un
toland. After referring to the plan which Mr. Hewitt.
wham Mayer of Bow-York, proposed, Mr. Bookman
sucs'-v-i unit there waa nc good lesson why the ettj I
ahsoM l. -* aonetroci the andergroond road, and
adv . lopdon ot i Ho indicating the
Bpprorsl of Ihe Bi Bats! i aga i I the prugmsl
tem for the building of the road by the city,
Bcojamla F. Romaine wat then chosen seeretary,
and Jtui.ard V. Ifamctl tatoudueed tho following j.r.
amb'e and iMoauttooe:
Oyheieae, 'Iho rill- 'f th" Rapid Transit Commts
sinner- t,, - I for the fl
;;?i'ij leam I .- sj I - -. - ? ij werna to 11 Ml
regain .... attraction sad operation
- - hm pc om tina if the auntie and ?
i i pt.ni-...n f-.r tt.o deiwaad of tin* future dil
t.-.f i.a.-?-.'? t -f pi tv bm capital i-i H." . -.t trprlat: aaa
0 ttoajB, lt I- ? ? rpeoootM whleh ?aolelpal
gs*. toot th 'i thal work- .-f oeaolreetkm U>
need beyoafl th* r-Tti of ladivldual
crort to BBOMry, Bhoukt I takea by Bmnlelpal s^cn
cl?s ?nfl at tiio paMM esaeaoa, ami BUUMMJod ? I
r<r*t i t" peoOl ISM Ibo poblls eoavoalooao; sad
w ..-,.. The '. ii b! Hm peeaeal sui tho room
rrowth of tho MIT sliko d'iBMMld ttl BBUMfllttl tOUOtrueUcMI
ti , rapid Uaaall mad wtShta Hm 'itv Inuits which
?trail t??.:r" aheap toroa and the hlpaost spied rons! ? ,.
-? ?
OooMsod, Thal rn fir jsrtguMai turh a work .?. f.-r..i.
lt, nu-'":. puMU In it" I BOIOi t-r fid ti,-' execution '.f
:t hy iii" n ? . ' Mpported hy every ressee*whick
intt.-r in eoDttrnctmg iiimm, ?n ? .. u
- , - and part-s.
flitoliod. T!,at the eooewrreaea of wetLlastrueted
op ,i.-. .,-'.r rears r eeoalderalloa, f,i\.-->< th- eoastra?>
? ? BOflofgHmad road similar to that vvhi h ii is
;. ?? ii ku md ?ad phma d hy th* Bspfd Transit Coaanbwlon
and
i ?st. Tkal wo USoisfora ud\or?t<' i-.,u l-.tion
i-i'-ier BsSagwefda mall oraks prorlaton for Uic eon
i-fi'-in if -h :, i ..-i by ' '? elly, sad foi its operation
Bedes OBsjaraprfcUs i.-it-iic mpervleioo, sud f-jit'or
BeoelrTd. Ihei Hm chair smiini a eemmtttea of twenty
flvo Vi |.p-?M-tit th's BOhJeet ta HM |'-"l*r :?iir'inr:* ?/. with
i?i?cr to motet aa eseewtlve rommlteao from and M j-m
le Ui'lr BBBOMr, o;>d tn 7?ke Bet li OCtlofl In 'ol fortuity Witt
hhBM MsstuOsms u? in flair J"dtf arni cay bc art \,
Mr. i..-oi.ri:sn Booooncofl the preoenoc of ox Mayer
Abram s*. Hewitt, who, ax he Boceoded the <-r*-irs to
Um eaerl bom ir*! d?<k. a n- loudly apphwded. He mad>
? brief aoktrooa, pi'Om lug it with some anaskwt lo thc
nove'iv of als poMtloh, which afforded him, for the
gmt lim in hto nt", sn opportunity lo hooch Borne
t lng Sown. if ho bsd xild ?? I :i"< li BOUMthlng
Ihe rejaorrh arnold have ben nore to the pur
pose, for the BOattlOB he BSBUmed had that BlTeel
iiitimstoiy upon tho meeting. Them wao much speen
lii'loti lat* r on In rersrd la 'h* attitude aaeamed bj
Mr. Ham III, Uta theories rcegectlog rot/kt traiul plsru
were con-plcnoiislv praeOOted tn tt," jmbllo when
he wu* Mayor. Bal he rapeastly declared yewterday
that the experl-nce of g f-w yeam had caused him t ,
modify his former Jaflgmmt in certain particular . Re
ft-rrlrie to the niau Ju- hod advocated, be eatd "the
ic/utio about thal maneure w.is thal nobody could mahe
a dollar aol of it except Ike dty af New-York, and lt
tad lei frteade be id.-1- the slayer arni the Corporaikm
Counsel."
Te De- surprise of many Mr. Howitt eXBreeged Ihe
hefsef thal ll w?s idle to refer lo the propo Itloo tba!
k>i nuini'-ipai aotkerltlaa ikeadd andertake thc work
"It was un III founded belief," he said, ?? flint :, "rmt
public w rh could be curried forward without great"
Hore Mr. Hewitt BWOSed, and tln-n added: -I da not
like to say fniud. but i win -nv without great extravo
BJ BS,o Thou bc iilltide:! to Ihe building Of the A in?
duct, tnd BOlBtSd to the eeeope Of 'hal croat wort'.
ii-oin faiiinif int0 the hands of gdanderam. Conllno
hat, he said :
" We must take ndvocitage of th" agencies we have,
One of the-st, consists of tim BOrfoCC rallro.-ol, which
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE,
srtistic Designs; Low Prices,
WHAT YOI' DONT KNOW YO!' MAY f.KAKN.
lon don't know, ll you've never uren our liirnliurc,
wlral brimin,,! fumllttie li U. We have ll In nil
M?le?, from the StSgOOOl Kni|>ire nnd tmiliisiii- Hm to,,.
dowa to ihe mool nrll.il, ol modern ,losl?i,?.
Voa dtini know, ll you've ne??-r BOOa om- patcse.
wkai low price, ihey ore. Knob ulece ls plainly
autrked. A slali to our wareroom? Mill roDvlm-e you
Hun He aaffj hi BSBOi below gha usual rulla, (till BJtfl
ooe and lea ra. ?
Bl Y Ol' TIIK 1IAKI.lt.
CEO. C. FLINT CO.,
104. 106, and 108 West 14th St.
Mr. Howlit then advocated as an alternative the
old New-York I antral Railroad scheme of starting
at the Grand Central Hatton and extending through
Fourtk-ave. sud Dud. to tho city Hsll. Tils pinn
also embraced a rond along Hie North Riv.-r front,
and from thu gem ml lucid plan the road could be.
extended, underground and by viaduct, to Yonkers
mid other suburban points. He added that li" hud
no pecuniary interest in either u.e otp-et railway
coaapanlea, tho Manhattan or the Now York Ontral
Railroad comp: ines.
Orlando B. Potter thea argued upon tho same, lines
is those hud d*.wn by Mr. Hewitt, ile believed etoo
in 'he advisability <>f extending Hie elevated structures
along upper Broadway nad Hu Boulevard, and did not
conceal ihe fact thal he was a largo owner of real
t.stnte on bath thoroughfares. Ho expressed the bop*
(hat tho Real K.stnt" fflxehange wooM throw its ia
flume* in th.- direction pointed out by the Man
u.it tun Company.
L J. i allanan expressed the beii.-f tost it nus the
uptnkm ol nlneteen-tweotletbi of tho people af flew
v..ri, that If private capital could Lui lc collated
ii in ? work, linn mi underground n>?d should bo
built by ihe etty.
Dr. A. V-. Losknr lin nd nc ed an amendment, fib
icquenUy accepted hy Jar. Hewitt, ae tao mover "f
thc rei lath n . n.-. follow i
-lt ta further the tense of this meeting Hist ci
.-I'^.d factUUet bo granted to Ute Manhattan Elevatad
Railroad ta *-? um foi the city of Kew-Yorfc t*y smsas
of extra tor.ii.ml adVantag I and a t'Srd tnuk which
foal! beet enable it to advanoa r?p.d nmnstW"
At thia point soma Impsttence waa ev.cont over
th" ran^o which the proceeding! had ukin la debate,
there - etnecl to be u deposition on ti- pan ol Mr.
las-..m i-:. .;? .: iirman, to rale out amendments io the
rlgli i! r - dut ms ...nil l'-.k.-i onl) t" t.i" cocatrue
.1 n "f the tunnel acberae. H.-to aaa a pi ?> . . .
In lia" with th" pta! proposed b] Mr, Howitt mid Mr.
Potter. A cry oms ul once not un--" no gag li-i,"
?ws di-nnud fair play," mid so on.
Iksjrge W. Da l hal k the fl.ior ind proposed
lo edd " Che i"--I tiona an smendmenl requiring lbs
general sdoptiou ul a eable system for ul present
? hor e" rallwa] -?
11 .-ii James L. Wella proposed un tm. mian at .f
ferlag the passage of an ad bj the Legtatatare proVtd
Ins for continuous trulm a-,.1 .1 t.v.?-??:.- f-ir- over Ibo
.ai"-, of the Manhattan and SuburlsUi ah vated ri ..1
Discontent 1 ??. I p. >? ? dingi wa noa approo ii
inp nu exploding point. Chairman Beekman, siter
don, called f..r a rote on the amend
monts and '..--< were .ni-led. T. on obum the tog
..f ?ar on ike passage "f the original resolutlomi
There wat a i"*r ol Yea-' mid un equally emphatic
roar of "Say*.'1 Mr. Beekman declared ibe resolu
linn carried, Ignored a subsequent uppeui from bli
decision nad declared tho meeting adjourned.
I til elise ..Mlt"--ii' followed. Men in the audience
shook their list* ut Ibe e airman, denounced bim ?*
.1 'loafer," Ha dirt\ follow.' rte. Mr. beekman
ouletly descended from the Burtioueer'i stand and ro
tired from Ihe hall.
Ta-ti u meeting of directors was Immediately called.
lame I.. W"lls) wa- chosen chairman and B. M. Stew
irt, secreter*. Til'.- resolution wai offered by Dr.
Ixizlet ind adopted by a role of gd egutnat AB:
"Resolved, That tnto meeting docs hereby protest
against the deel lon of Mr. tlieehnmn, Ihe cliatrtnan ol
the form, r meeting. In shutting "lt jii appeal from
the derision <.f Mts chair thal a resolutli n favoring
?h.. coii-trii'-tb n of un underground railway by tho
city of New Vork bad been carried by tho former
mooting, and 1 refusing to tale- it derision >.f the
vote of tt ut body, and thal a com matoo of len be
unpointed by Ibe chair to resist nny such measters if
afb ri .I at Albany."
The committee appointed constated "f .lames 1.
Wells, cl ainu ti Dr. A. w. Looter, <>. B. I'ottir.
Abram b. ll-witt, B. M. -towart, Hugh N. lamp,
m If, Fuller, w. it. Lowe, (.?ug< w. Do I unho
tanti Jami 1 L>. Ilnydi n.
At ti;.- regular meetine the foiiowltnr were np
pointed ns a committee of iwenty-flvo, to carry out
lfie provisions of tlie resolution : Richard V. Har?
nett. Abrafu h. Hewitt, Oeorge lt. Read, Henry lt.
beekman, B. I . Romaine. Franh lt. Haughton, .1. lt.
Brown, teaac Frotnme, J, Hamilton Hunt, charles
p.uek, h. .1. Callanan, ll. C. P. Koch. George Us
Kore t Barton. Frederick <?? Browne, il. II. Catu
mn un, Cornelius Vf. Luyster, Jefferson M. Levy,
Charles 1'. Ilotfnian, jr., Charles A. ScherntThom,
Kdward oppenheimer, ?'. Edgar Leay era ft, John T.
Parley, II. W. Desmond end Thomas T. Reynolds,
? * ?
WILLIAM STEINWAY ANGRY,
HE BKUKVEfl IN TUB UlTDEROROUXD PLA M. AND
RESENTS IMTCTATIOBS CASJT nu in?
ti ll-; ( OMMI -ion
"Yob cnn never get rapid transit la Mew York eily
by means of sb elevated Iron or steel itrnclure."
These w.-r* the word- Uttered v-st.-nl.v by Wlllium
Steinway, preatdrnt of Ibe Raptd-Trsnsit Comm! don,
in his efflcs in Fourteenth-at. In answer to .-i
Tribune reporter's Inquiry us to the probable solution
of me raptd-transtt problem. Mr. (Hehnway ls nn
doubtedly tl.e ni" 1 thoroughly and genuinely ol
appoliited member ol Ihe commission over ibu
failure to neil th" underground franchise. Three.
propoHtttoua were made by Mr. Btetuwsy yesterday:
First. That rapid Imnsli bj elevated Iron or sled
-triii tares ll Impost 111".
Second. That rapid tran ii by viaduct through
Hocks is Imprncllcable, becanse ol Ihe greal co I al
toi.tiiiiK thc perfection of sn u s system,
Third. That rapid trenail i.i nodergrouod mllroads,
is planned by t;.<- eommla lon's engineers, i- prac,
lambie, and baa not neecsaartly been sbondened be
rouse 'if the non-ni,- of the Boderaround fmorhtae.
Ur. sieiiiwity defended <-a '< "i these propositions
vlgoromdy, and lt ls rosily sion thai he favors laking
nih steps aa oil] hasten iho building ol the under?
ground road propeeed by the tommi doa. Ho sold:
? rdtiee the bil are of Baring Brothem eafdial has been
exceedingly shy. Invealori have hewn mtv reticent
about putting their money Into new and great en
Iwrprtses, They reelb*d thal Um elly already bsd
four lines of BO rolled rnpl-t transit, lt ls a fait,
however, that Ulla city cnn never hope le gel real
rajsM trumlt hy any extension of Ihe present elevated
ninds. They have disfigured four of our avenues,: od
i should hate io soe any more streets as badly di,
figured, in order lo hove real mpid transit we must
l.iiii; trail,.- running from lin- Battery ta Ike etty
limits st Di" rnlo of forty mll'-s sn lu.iii. WV mn I
have a four-track Uno. \\,. eas ii'->'-r hove aueh
raped iruoii 1.1 no elevated hmo or steel structure,
for no strm lure could be built of tlii-se mulei Inls Um!
- mild .stand the sin.in caused by capre 1 trains Burr?
ing at tin- rn te, of forty miles un hour.
-'ihe lyatem of rapid transit by vtodnel Uuoagh
blocks was my jx'l BSBjOBt lil Hrs!, but Ps pnat cst
makes it Inpracticable, Only mm real eehrtloa of
ih" problem rasselas?the underground ay slam oif"r?-J
for -aili- by Ibo Cemadsdon. I regrol thal the
bancbtso wu- sol sold, bal if any aopitaltoi win c bm
to u.s today and say that he wants ta build Hm
auSOBBmund reed, wa wm edverttae the bunohlao for
Mle again, nnd put lt up within tis weis.
If no capitalist offers to bnv the fraochtoe, the city
? 'tiki build the road throiiph an independent rom
ml-l-.n. i |? Move that if the city ihouM build the
road Itself, mid then lease lt to jirtv.it. corpOtuUi I ll
would prove to be a Ugbly taofltablo laveatmewt,
titian, lally nnd otherwtae. i if eootsa ta.- present
Knpid Transit Railroad Commission has no power to
ii" anything in this line, bm tie- Legislature could
croat" nu Independent commission, with full power i >
superintend such an natl.-rt:,kim.-, i ti , not know
whether tin- advisability of such a step win le raised
iliu-in,' Un. present Msjudon of tl,.. Legbdatnre, but I
-hail n.ii I,.- turprlsed if it i-. |n thc meantime.
h. w.-vti. lt may bo bpcisaury for th.- commbsdofl to
take some ateaa to leeura temporary reBOf t,> the
rotifo.stc<l linos of travel 1 flo not speak ajnili'st
u.leveled road- ms their enemy, r .r they have done
much good, i um satisfied, b rwever thai an ea
tension of tho elevated roads will not riv- real rs tad
tra nd t t" this cit j ?
Mr, Steinway n is angry over Um Imputations re?
cently iiiin!,. against the commission by certain news
pipers, lie --dd h.- did nol tn.ve thal r.immanv
Hall was |i, ?,:-, wav Interested |n ih,. defeat i| the
anderground system. -i hove," mst Mr. Htetuwai
??(.tv,-ii ny time t>r nothlog. During the var I awi
I worked almost even daj for the Interesti of the
etty, The ..'h"i- Commissioners dal iii" mme. They
ur-, nu pablli spirited men, sud are working for tho
ko. si ,.f the ih\. Noa all tor! of unpleasant I rn
paiatlons ;,;,? made. 1 <i , no! like lt a Mt. I t.-n
ron I wonk] 11..1 go through all this w ,rk and imrn
una irouble ni-.on ;..i .. i|oartei .., a million dolbin,.
Whatever the Commissioners may <i" win i?. f,?- whit
fey deem the best InlercsU nf the cit, ,,f New-York '
TIIK CONTROLl^iB SOUND? A WARNING.
JO I rJCSIOXEBfl DAVE *. rilANCRISE OF EBOR
Mf'i's VALVE To BESTOW.
( sitrcller Myers yesterday edd rei ed Uta follow
I ? lotter to william Steinway, John H. Starla, Samuel
r .-ncer. John ll. Inman and Eugene L, llushe,
it nid Transit Ccooodmhwiera
My atbmttes bavin; been miled to itafrBisaii ia ti,.
io. i> print* that th- itapid Tr. Ooawil*siaaers acre
... hteriog th-- tdvlaabillty nf conferrtag opes ihe Maa
its' in Railway Company in reseed fscllluei fee rapid
tra. lt. .-md sech an citension of its franchises tad
prh egea as would m mme degree lake th- place ?t th
fran also Which fall I "f -il- ..a the '.".uti nit, I isl
''??is ipaaartaalty "' tddresstag yeo. nu ono phase al Ml
gme Miiijo.-.t. relaUng to ':,.? Baaaclal i'm-:. ..f tu
city f N-w-Vn-ti, which by matta of ny stace I
my tVUil con, i ia.
if s? it N alleged, it li the siirpmi el ti". Rai I
Tran- ! Conm Istkmen M gmal to the Manhatra'i Ballway
Coesp iv power to lay mw tracks md natation ?[ Its
liam lrnuph mi.-ts bow aoeccupled i.y it, n, nu in--:,
cobbs* ostraM erith Hm Imperative needs of tao public, and
rafflsk -t to *aS..s(y Hmm needs f,,r jiu- mn storable time
iii tin future, inch a grant tavereea a Rift, ot pabile
propel of ahapiy enormous value. This tmtement, "f
. iflpUaa sith ns nmeh taree ta Bay eeo .-.-r;. n,
tiou ?: .t> Bsfajrhs ho argealsed to tperato tech ? fmaeblae
os is he Msw tai Han Railway Csmpaey. Bfken the
sleVMCd Solway* wore llr-t ptamwfl, thor meceso was
-? pron; Tii-tlcsl IhUI lt "a- duli, ult to Induce CS|>IMI to
aagage inc wnric r-t HM.aatruetkw. Malaly aa this
Bcceaat, ina parMv- beeauM el Um! Hmo th. i ?,,
b<- j. tact of Budentaadlng af the prableai si - torlea
Hm ?wahflacMty HM roaUageet righi M them to t
profit* ot meh sn mterprkw, sim.nd them psaSM beeoi
racesslVO| ar->p?r pim.-mn nm nut n,ado to sot-urn to tim
public tine i nippen-it.on toe Hm m Joy meat nf n pnblle
us,., ?iitr . p ov.-d to be Immensely, ainu.st rstravagaaUy,
isiu.-i i?.
WhaSaoaj excise nt-ht have been then offered for 'Alt
on.i-s! ii -w. i r, rr ?;, Bly ii-.ii" i ju I,- made now, in }>
iU<lit ' f paM BSptWleBI ??.
Tim ? . ? .1 alOVSMd r<:lisaT !n tun t.ti> . of
Bea TorO, rlewed owrely a- a b i laeae reutmra, ' now
laduUtehiy emil,thad. a..'l Ma Hsnhattn r Ball
?a> Usa amy permitted to tay boo trerki ' extend
Its rsU?-u,-i, tn 1 to build I I BU BBB d OOOtSO,
sn h ? ?-. ti Sou woukt be wholly free from I ?*'n??s risk.
1 sin.. irely ten '., therefore, should j ??! d ,Uli B jJ
ah'.c to i". et prtVl ? ' - St 'M nihsf ii
Hallway Company Hum Mo i ? gr sWhe occasion
? ? stria a t.- th" imiii- pal ty an aden. ?o* taiuai
for UM ase ..f lu ott -is. bal i ' etta of ti | ia!
n.ar be k mee eal il it leas) i I i ?'*
Mr .?1,ti :? -1 a ? Hm Rupld rrai * Cal ...ssira sod In
their s1-!:''. m properly i nd il ? reata "f ? ? eitj i
staoaoBee wkiefc it .-? ? i .? lA.senr-e t. save ibis
oi'P"ttnniiy to iipiooo aSajil ec beau eur ? nt u. to
doro bm m taavi ?-. ? Both oe cootel in ti ??
rooaraanlcaOoa, bad !? em beea IhM the ?? '
t-rtunat* oj p. ri onro ? f Ibo ps?t mJ
pirfmi o af th!? u i' tu tt, Hi" possie kai.u "I ?
, " ?-:.?. Hnrratll fur telling tia* oppoft io ?
)o i of Hm supm * I '? H - * ? '
it (s ki Mo auteouM of your dellberat, itu.
KATE BBMHJDAM MICK BTU COVLD MOT OBT B\lt.
B/stddogton, Ion, d. Counsel for Kata flhorldan
lillies, the yon'g woman who w i srreeted In Bee
Tosh en a o'.srii.- of the I ?? ? i -. ot .!-? ??? Mid i.tlo-r
valnabta arSkdoa eetr.ni lo the ?if" <?' Brines
Ku-p.li. bb altai he of the Italian I.e.- n'ti In tt'ssb
logion, mads MspOe Hob for b li before J dge Mi
i c,ms ia ibo (ila in il Court toll Bell
was r..\.<t ba tko oom of *a.oou ma woman dbi
not sjijicnr tn curt Having neither Mends nor
relaUvet In WsshlBgtan, she ? is anabta to hi
t-.i isaaea, at.d ???- remanded to ) ll andi ? ie could
eur.- nhl from fr. di ll Wee koch. SOO I
lied ? i dire i
? r-l I - lot glng
wert ? I).kt rahm
to r< itOCO (' ? ni ' > t" ow Bl r
print
r tm t she waa comp
appsoprtale -. ma ai
bi tl eil- ? ? . "
bi d ti if ? ie latendi
U ?? si " 'aid Ibal
w.-r- para faUrlcaU
w.i hlngton <-!lH
reporiera,
had
l, ino
"fa .'I
1 IntelVlewi with
bal until the ro-...."i
to tali, to newspaper
11> ii i talma by
i i Illili ta lund.
rc lu .-out le-I'I
.i, mail" under
lllo-nil rolonlza
TUE '' BLACK s*ifff.C huhes OOWX
T,e aragoa haotrg ? ike "Black Mars.'' which
cariios prl-..' M (rem UM Tombs lo UM Oeneral -'
tiona, broke dowB nt earl and Ce ire tooday
morning while SB tts ?U| to llio .ourt building. Tho
hreaatag "f a rear ootg aa i rmponotbio for ike ai i idenl
A noad quickly sOthered un.and f> MBgon, fruin
whi h name the enortled erica >>f the eccupaato.
rtopiiti Sheriff Cesstflf, wm, vie In charge of tba v?n.
i-t/-rfi /lard ?t ihe flow ta prevent ?nv mt. a,pt at mu
outbreak on th" purl el ase a -o'.or-. A ?onad af
oHiei-ns from Cv Ganorsl aOsal ls toon srrlv.d sad
sro red ino prisoners, fourteen rn noraber, lo t.iat
court. No stlempi vat nu.di oy any sf Um prisoners
io get away,_
FBOTBBTIXQ AMAtXBt IS ir liars 9EFOBTB.
gosse reports publhdmd la-: -a-c.-u cencernlBg Ihe
?als af C. Bermana di flooli esrp?l end olleloth bu-i
,. .. ,t No. ?? fcvrooe a., and rumon af fraud roo
netted olth thal ntanaaethui l ci censed tho linn to
te o oat a circular te correct ihe prevsillng Impre
?lon. Owing to ootraeUag n mu creditors have
levied attachments BUd replevin- d he propetlj "f I hi
t,r:u; mid tl . i.a? hamp ???? ' prompt setiiemeiii.
Maurice ll. HlumenUml, attorney al Ihe Item, said yes
tcnlay Hint mentis iu-r.- under aa) lo - rt together a
lund rni' . skien le rattail the claim ? and that he
iv.it.-,,t thal <'. Uermeun Si Son would make an i.t
lind f-ilr in-, nuntin ?. The total Ind btedmsu will nol
rx ced ?10,000. _
AM IBFOBTAXT LAMB CLAIM El LED
gam i Et, N. M., J?n. 4.-An i tortoni claim ha
been Bled in tho Court af Eriva
.l.ul-..- N". til,-, of Uiicoln. Neb.
f, r the H.-nih Lind ".rant, 100,1 00
Boa Mexico, 'ibo wool td Heath
Iho law of ISSI, S h i li vas ll,.- in,
tl-.n law- of Mexico, li *?'-< Bhaeet lurlug thc tbort
re'."n of Ilurbid.-, and was ni force oul}' B few tn.lillis.
hud for this reason not many granta stiTe made under
it. No ease under Um taw ..?- etor reached the bu
prcme Coori of the Catted ffltotes, bad the ...uri ol
?i, . - have M-Oi.il iim.s Buatalocd the taw. lt i- re
garded as ooo ol the mool important taits in coori, and
? om.- now and Intel ? Hog pcaot "f constltul ona] tnd
l? ,. nm lons I la ? arl ? Ul UM 'ase. Mr. Needle 1- um
,, ,|?. neath heir . Ile made several irips to Mexico
.. ii red I', bia sltornoys Hi.it hi claim is a
good one.-m
A Tnon ISO BTALUOX ASP ,t TEAR! ISU MOLD
Lestagtm, !<? . Jan. * ffltoei ed).?W. B. Spiers, af
i, .1 , pals, ST, V . lu- IBM M '? OfO lt. Kl iniiii. ol
Toledo, Ohio, ta tl otUai Malltaa iV.i'-rt M-ii.-L-.i 13 IT
foi a prl'.at-' price, John I. Madden Ins sold I" linea
ii. Muni< Jo- rbeataat yeerlteg miy hy Ihoes, asa Mist
ljisioii. f. r SS.! 0 '.
Onu DOSBB BOTILffli OF
-rs- TH2 CT!NUINS
UJOHAinr hoff's
Um ^ Malt Extract
|P3 iL-^ EQUAL3
oad TONIC
PrspcrtlM int
Csik of ALE,
withool bsing
Intoxloiting.
It ex ills tlie tOtrglBB, stimulate* tho
ntnritivo Bowers, hnprcrreo the apTHit.to
?nd aidfl dlgaatiofs. rt caa Lo used for
erm, v.-runnn or chi!r?.
Matchless as =, tonio la cr.nvaJeecence.
1'urrhasert ore warcerl ifainst imposl
t;rn and disaotxnotairo-.. "asii: u??n ibo
"f-o-r-jne." wtirh ar '. haee the tlc"itumol
??JOHANN HO:"r" " . . -ie r ec* Ia.ei.
HODGMANS
MACKINTOSHES
OVERSHOES
Aiti: i:\< i:i.i.i:i> nv viul
If () I) (i M A N
R U B 15 E R C () M P ANY,
HltOtllWAV. il Weat SjSd Street,
tonio,- (.riind -.neel. | Adjolnlu* .>lli AvOWM Hotel.
THE TWO NEW NAVAL SHU'S.
CHARA! TERISTIC FEATURES OP THE IOWA
AND BROOKLYN.
THI.V 0711* BB TM,: I,|,,m,T mm y,-,. ,,,.,,
BUCKO FOB THE N\vv COXTB.tCTS
hoon TO it. wv \;:i.i.n
[BV xiii., it a in io tiu: tri in ni-..]
Wii-hli,,!,,:,. .(,?. .,. AWBP-, fl, ,,?. ,.((|!S.,.,?.???
i I the battleship |uwa liml ,hl. ?,.?,,,m, ,.,..,._,. ,ir.,
JTO um be made b) Secretary Tracy within tho next
lew ?l.ivs. -n,,?. lwa ,,,,w Mpil hn eonMnUy (.v
Peel.d to be the highes) p Int or offensive and de
f.tiHlve "Mn enc) v.-i reached lu the American Bary.
"Compering the Iowa with the Indiana." mid sec?
retary Tracy recenUy, "we timi thal Ibe ronner lins
greater length and benin nnd more than 1.000 sd
dltlonal lon* displacement nnd loot lier increased d
tensive power, real endurance and >.ii.-.mI. loawthsv
?Uh etlriij I., um it ber guan lo almcal any -on. render
her design as i tr agni nw battleship a marked Improve
1.1 "'??'? """ ol tl,,, (hire .,,:,-? line hatti.-,hips.
(-'"Biparlng the 111.Klin with Ibe Bew-Yorit, the
' '?>?">,'> ? Ul Hie lal', -i hov. a marled IlllproVoIiion t
over th- latter. The Brooklyn's roal capacity ls In
ireasefl ::o per feen! over thal "f th.. Bow-York
Compering ti..- Brooklyn with the most recent types
r armored rntiaen of rorelgn servlcea, the Depart
""?ut bus perfect confidence in aseertlng that her
offensive and defensive qualities greatly snrpiiss I hose
? ?r dmllar v.- .:. sfloat or lu cm-o.. of construction."
Arnon- th.- Improvements applied f > the Iowa which
nt her for cruising ns well ns fJghUng purposes ne?
llie following: A forecastle fleck, with Increased
freeboard forwaid: a relative increase i? the bright
of the gone from tho waterline; nu inoro-tve in the
maximum tn tallied ipeed from flfteen to sixteen
l.n"*-: un Increase in the normal foul capacity by
more than uno lons; u aerrowfng in of tin- sid.s to
teran greeter angular range to the batter?, while
diminishing th- wrighl of ti,.- hull mid flattening the
curve of stabBlty. 'lit.. Iowa's waterline nrmor belt
lue- beea Incree "I more than ?_''. per ""it nmi nd
dltloBsl protection hts- been afforded the guns' trews
bp a splinter bulkhead on each side of Hi" (rms
sfnllnns on Hie cnn dork. The total we^-ht of the
rndlanii nnd her stater slips ls 104100 f ms; that of
the Iowa win he 11,300 iona.
in general Ike towa will have tho foltrywtngfeatnrea:
Ungth on load wateritao, 830 f--"t: breadth nt
sam,' flue, 72 foot: mean draaght. Sd f??t; frce
hoard st bow, lf< feet; freeboard at st..rn. il foot f*
? ?: total coal rapacity, 1,073 lona: aermal roal
rapacity, 029 tone; amalonno sostalued speed, ld
t i... complement of ofseers and men will be
l-i). Tim hull ts to be of stool, not sheathed, with
double bott >m and close watertight compsrtmentc to
about ten foot shove tao wateritao. only on* mu-t
rontemplated, and Hat to be n mlHtary must with
fighting topi, ia which twopmiBdera nnd machine
placed, lim ship "iii to driven hy
twin crewe, propelled by two engines of Um vertical
ti ;?!?? expand n type, placed in two separate roe*
;,i latents. The b IVr- ff to be B?e In miuil'-r,
bree of which %> lil be of tho cylindrical doable-ended
pattern, and taro of the dngle-ended typ-. piiio,-u in
four compartments. Thc mari's neracentrtc height
?lii no* bo greater than 4 feet * Inches,
I a.- protection of tao hull agnlnst injury to the
uater-tlgb! regtofl ol the reoeel ls te be afforded by a
li. armored bell with ii maximum Urteknem el H
? ? ? d mewn depth ot 7 feH fl toeheu. The trsnsversi
dj al this bolt ore to t..- twelve Inekee thick.
nie eldee of tho s:.;p, fr".-n the anoor bell te tho
milla do, lt, Will bo covered with Uv laches
tee), okeh of a il h cool aili t.unfed, Extending
'forward and aft from tho emts ot Um nrmor holt, ii
pr.-.- live dock, Ihreo Inches thick, will ho w.,rko,l la.
de armor fhis protective deck will bc I ree
.\ ..:' lin bell "Ul he Btted tlong th- sid.-s
forward ? ?' iheB Ibe ddc nr.-n r belt en the three-Inch
protective do,;,. ?? d ul-" an the emin de u forward
tad ii if! ? ? flvt Inch ur.r, tn irmored c.lng
tower, t. a li ?? thick, si I I ivlng s seven Inch sr
red lng tu ???. will be pi, ed in a con
mending po Hlon forward.
'I i battery "f Iho Iowa wW be: Four Iwelve-lBCh
and el...- right-Inch breech loading rifles; -ix tour-lnc .
twenty Ux-poundor and four one-pounder rapid iii"
pun; one Reid BBd four machine guns. The [worro
tm h |.-u:i. ar., n. be mounted In two barbette turrets
pla -st ono forward sad ''ti*' bB "ti tho rentes Hue of
- 'l, and will be it feel :i la hm above Ihe
in.', m.d bo capable "f tala.' through nu ure of
?j7'> degrees. Th'--" barbette! will be covered With
nftcen Inrbea "f armor. Tbs right-Inch guns will also
be placed in barbettes, four on each broadstds of
tho vos-oi. The lotter barhettea wlfl buve right
Inches of armor on the exposed ddee nad >-ix Inches
rt. i ? righi Ini a bbb will be S3 tart
above the siat.-r sud mn Uro through un ur- of 170
defer sa. Excepting two. whick add be drooled na
tho brt'lce at fi ? nf. r end of fe superstructure, Ibe
four-Inch gum edll lo- placed ob :'"? gua Seek, and are
? o be protected by Axed shields four Inches ii.lei,,
built ll,t.i tho bull of the V.--S.-J uni forming aa
armored Boonoon. Protection io tho BamDer piti
trtll I..- afforded bj shield* 'md eatm sido platiag.
The Iowa ?W have i? eomptefe torposio t.nttit,
nil] | hide levee tubm, twelve torpedoes mid a
laltsbls allowaace of run-cotton f..r ndneo ami ml
ellaneoui puipoaee. Steel nets, ranted by swlt -i
booms, '-'-in be " .-'I m protecUoB against torpedo
it tack. The dlstrtlmtlon "f torpedo tuhea will be tu ,
forward, two on ruck broadside na.I "ti" aft. The
eleotrli pirat will be an extensive one and ? ll
,,n,i i ,,. r ,i.i- unlta, each having engine, dynamos
ind romMnaUon tad pim.-. Bach dynamo is io karv
a rated output "r 300 erapherea at thirty volts.
Si sith 'I." iowa, tb" pian, tm- ia.. Brooklyn in
ri mle many unprovemenia which experience his sh iwn
;,, i..- Bdv.intagisius, A- provided In Ihe authorising
ail. tl" general de Ign "f the Non Yorli has bren ud
le red io lu preparing Hi" drawings foi- Ihe Brooklyn.
i ,,.;-! lenity -.'.'ii ii. policy io secure the lat. i .-ip
ia..v.-.I lype if v"--ls. tin- Nmi Department his in
rorp Bled ai iii.- Brooklyn's dealgn inch advanced
,,'??;,, :., iii" experience of Uda ind other countries
has found to bo v.ilual le and practicable. At HMM
i, -..| with th! V n io:h. the Brooklyn will have aa
Increased displacement of I,mo ton-.; thal ls. Um
viii have IMOO Instead "i 3.1S0 lona. This increased
,'|sphi,.-i.ii-i.t malo- po-.ini" creal Improvements in
fie seagoing quallUes, roal endurance and dtapnsltlon
,a weigh) "f iiiniainont .>' the -hip. in the Brooklyn
lae forecastle doch hes boen sdded, Ihe forward free
, i !,,k been Increaied righi fe. t und tb" forward
lukin ? iain- rorri-spondlngly raised. By permll
Ides na.ai hip* t" *tumble borne" somewhat,
, ,,,;U|. . ...il .ill lire l-l- loin -a , ?r,sj for UM
broadside iiiti-t cons. The Brooklyn will carry'two
.nol.. right-Inch gun Umb the N>w-Vorh and have
rive Inch rapid-lire pm- Instead "f ti:.- latter's four
l?r|, ..i,,, . lin. Brooklyn'i secondary battery ls abo
Inerea ed bi fonr -ix pounder*, liv Ihe armagemeal
ot the Brooklyn's battery ll is pcealbte to roucentraM
? I,,, tire of six eight lin-h u'uns ahead, astern or abeam;
vi,,.,, in ii" Bru Vork oaly four of Umbi gnus
id ,,r intern Bod five ? bea rn ran he cooeeotnted.
I'e iiii-uard gum if 'ii'- BroohlyB being righi f>"t
i k-'.rn- Hain those of th" New-York, the former will
!?? aide t,> flgbl iii Blmoal rmv weather, end for pluag
lng |jr,. ,i. aboard the Brooklyo's advantages in
Ibis resp-i t ar" d'-' i tad.
in., genera] features of the Broohlyn sn as follows;
l.iu-tii mi load waterline, 400 f -. t ll Inches; in. nu
breadth, Ct foot. mrsB drsfl, Sd feet; freeboard al
!,,w, -_':i feet; freeboard st stern, Si feet; normal dis
placement, D.130 loewi total coal capacity, |,030tona;
itomml "al capacity, i"*> tana. Tl.mptamcnl
,,( offlrera and bmb eui ba 300. The kail I lo ba
0f st, I. ma heel bed, a Uh dotibls bottom ead close
tratei i|.,':ii bbbssvIsIoos to bc shoal twelve reel above
.i.iti-r line. Twa adlltary Blasts with tfluttng i"i?<.
bul wtthoul snii "re lo b- Itted. The sP,.,) 0f the
i win be twenty knots, and win be developed
by twin iciwws peopeUed by "ii?!n"s of BM vertical
expansion type, fear lu Bamber, two on each -lutfi
,.,,i |n four separate compartments. Ker crnaatng
at low- tpeed Um forward eoginei will he rn < aistrocted
il,?t ibci amy be readily uncoupled from tlie after
The boilers ar" live rn Bomber, Utrea - I
Hi- i-yliiidilial double ended [Kitt'-m and two Of the
tingle anded type peaced la three compartments, the
upper pun of ibo lutmktyn'a hull is io t" covered by
? duel protective derk, backed bl heavy bea me Ike
l.oitom .-ilp-.s "f thia U'-'-li niii! Is'iips ure io In- si\
l l six Inches below ibo iv .. f,-o?. ?''"? lino;
"'st t'?p of me dei li r!in-' to LBta water foot In the
middle of th" vessel. i a the BOMCS of Hie deck over
tho machinery and holler, th- armor I* io be sl\
liicbea talck; on the bortaontal porttona lt ls to io.
llirt-" nebea latch; forward ned aluin the machinery
bim i". 1 ira, lo st, ni and st. rn, tin deck ut Its thinnest
jiiirt is not ; , i?. j,.,, tmtii iv., uni i no milt Inches
thick.
Below Hi's d?s|{ will be situntod wfcol ls ordlnuiilv
known as -the vitals ?r a warship," The hall or
tb" vess..| sboat ti.e wm. r lino region ls t,, be pr..
tecled by mi armor belt :i biobes tides. Which will
Inclose fi., un ninon and liolb-r spice, mid extend
from 4 fist above to 4 feet :i Inches below the water
line. Within ibis arUMU bell and skin Steting mid
above the armor, a brit of eritakioe fl 1-3 feet win..
ls 10 ls- tilted lind "\!e:,d the Whole length Of Hie
vessel, In d.-pth from tho armor d.t-k to the berth
deck. As 11 further protection, coal will be carrM
ebove the Bimored flock for a length corresponding
iknt of the Inns* bs,Hom. An armored conning
tower 7 1-u lochee In ttiii kue-ts having u comniunl
relive bibe of five baches of imnor will be snttai.lv
situated forward.
The bstlery of tho Bjroaklyn ls to be eight right tock
guns of :tr, calibre; twelve flve-taeh mpkt-flrc pius;
twelve six-pounder and four one-pounder rapid tir*
guns: f.air machine guns and two field guns. The
eight-Inch innis un- lo be imy'nted In four bnrtiotto
luit-.-ts placed one forward and one aft, on Um
mill.il- lino o* tho vessel, and one on either broud-lde
amidships. 'I'iie middle guns are to have -t trulii of
:tin degrees, and th" broadside pms of ISO deg-i-.-o,
each, lins.- anns mri their carnages nad raaehtnery
un- to be protected by right lachen of armor placed
on th., barbettes. The armor or th,, turreta, whieli
rrvolv. Inside H.e barbettes, ls to be ?'? I J Inch-s
thick, in.. Bve-lnch milts ar.- io ba protected by
iK'-it soft-menu I shh ids f.)U|- Inches in thickness,
uh J" the pms- crews are t" be shidtetvu behind
splinter bulkheads 1 l ? j Inches tl.bk. as a protection
lii-aln-t explosive shells, lin- smaller pms will Us
protected bj shields and extra lldc plating. The
brooklyn's supply of ammunition vin bo- Btght-lneh
gnns, IMX) roimils: nv,- lin-h pin-, 1.1400 rounds; slx
pouiuieis. n.tssi rounds; mie-pounders, .:,4?hi rounds,
Her torpedo outflt will rousts! of five torpedo tuiM-s.
six torped. umi ii suitabi" allowance ot tain-cotton.
From the foregoing If will be seen Hint s.troiMrv
Tracy I- fully Jiisilrl.si lu asserting Hint tho offensive
ami defensive qualities of these two eeaaels greatly
tarps* thus.- of any ttmfler vessels afloat or In course
i>r eenatraction. Those vessels aro distinctive
creations of the proseai Administration I for before
s's r tnrv Tracy's appointment, :u" Bevy w?h wholly
defletent In bea vii] armored cruisers and powerful
battleships. As iv prominent Baval offlcer recently
i-.x;.:-. ss,-d lt :
"Before we bsd vessels which could rapidly mn
away from un enemy, but we had no vessels which
-ult boliily nnd wita reasonable coufldeooO'engage
th-- enemy. With such ships ns thc Indlnmi. Mi- h
liii.se ts. orton umi Iowa we eon hold up our heads
.1 homo nnd abroad with Jut pride "
SOTES OP THE STAOE.
MUM Marloo Munola was unable to appisir at Herrmann',
ti.cone yesterday a:t*r,.oin or evening, and bo perform
Hiern UN glVOU, ll was s?tld m tlie thoitre lti-t night
Unit, aka tra* o\pect<sl to ko BOM M a*:t tn-nlirht, anil
that f..- performances of "if I Wore You" would, doubt,
lem ie ie without fmther tatjrrepUeo.
it ts laaeeaeed that ? sew theatre win te built lu
Nih Voik br Hi yt & Thomas la MOO th-- losve of Um
Modloee Square, which expires ta a buna les* than om
yoars, cammi be NOCWed. It N kitted, as lt bas bee:
nsmv n Hmo before, that tho site of tho Madison flgUOCI
Tn'u:r<> will aft-r that HUM b" toed for an sdilttlon ti tin
1 fi 1 avenue Berni.
1 Lure- Hopper hus resumed lils part tn "The FenelnB
tfaotet" al HM (taslao, which wan played tor a few night,
by M. Marms. The part proved to be unfitted for M
Marius's stylo sf acting and singing.
A pe-formaii'-e of '-Ties Psrvseas" was given Isac nleln
at tho Berkeley Lyceum by nnsnbers of the smotam
Comedy Cte* for tho tarneit of th* ItabieV Shelter. Tin
ISCOtpM were about $710
- Moree lueca** will be pluyed in Barhaa next wena-, am
Ckaaueey oleott will tlion bo wwii for the Ural Urno ir
sew-Vork In the pac formerly played by Of. I. Scanlon.
reamiday'a Bamber of "Kddy's Weoitiv Squib," a Ira
trait.: paper punished hr Jerome B. Bfaty and OUsmUMM
sm tho ojghth yam of its publication. Mr. Kddi
li one sf th" ben kBOWB th .-ut rh ai pro^s repts-sontaMv 1
n tie- country, and hi- p*|>'.- kl ink-iided ws an aid to Un
matte erl t >r?. H whom bIoUB it is sent.
4 ?.neut tr. be alvan at Palmers Theatre on TueaSB]
tfteraooo for the widow nt Charles L. Harris hs* alreadj
boen BUSSWiniOd Th" ITM pvt of the prOfraUHM adi
? on?ii-t of a imitation by mi-* Beverly Bttflreaves, s
ketch by -i- W. Kdly, * leeluUoo by BeU oreraer, ant
a violin sn!i> bv Miss .lonni* i-ranko. A ono-act coined]
called "My Album'' ail! h.- piaved by M'.ss II-ito,
(jratghtoe, J. U UMomeyer, Prank 1*..<i'-r ? and F. 1,
short. Thom "'Ul be Meerai otin-r novel *nd mtorootkuj
f.aturea. Marshall P. Wilder wli appear tal tho BM
tin* m Better uf OM teeaeetra.
This week sev.-iut ase tyoclaBlm tiave kern Mdod t.
? -supo:b?," whi.ii eada at Die Poarteeach str,et Thoatrt
..ii Batm Uv i.is-ht Beassnatkma for a reUita ei.gage
11.-nt of this Bompsay le May ur.- la progress.
jrorn aroit tvrf affairs.
Th" 01.tries for the handicaps aro not bi 1^ alvon h
? public until t"duy. Tim .iitrifs- ls the Malr.u ant
t-situnty stas-s froat laieiand Bamber ovrr right/, sm
ar" t-xttvm-ly graUfjrtBg M UM BcfcOy clubs. Tho bm OS
. rs, however, do uot hmii utth favor aa the entries ol
foreign braodamrae, as it Indicates rnaayattelea ta HM ?uie
ring with iiuti\.- bred yoaaeatere. The entries ar?- fr.nn
lea differeal breedera aa tint lt looks as if Um totara ?l
rt.Biish i.tih..-s would be worn ta rht sioat two-year aid
,, . . , 4 lass.
Tho qaeu on of ante-post betting on the Brooklyn and
suburban handicap* i- i?-lag dlsoaaaed M Hu a|Mtwa m.
?.,r'.s. Th. !?? h*\" been u Bumbei ol -jk-s of ??wolehlag"
by ti..- backers ot utatoi books. Ccrteta ladivktoabi kave
tmded inuspsoalblo aookmakem M tb' paeUe, why
beVO loon ewinilled out Ot HMIl winnliiCTi tv tlio boofc.
11 aS.'l I,
TraMworthy nv-n. who aro wellktiown to ra?e?oer?. ana
ti . 11 wh.. lias I BsUMy lo P-iv. do BS* '".'r" I ' tOOSOom with
tho Bdvmtarem uhe send out a list "f setmsiaibli wids,
nov.-i- iiit.i.iiiiiu to pay unb st som- home by Hm sMrsot
'?Suke" should wm whhii mil nut La.-Sid by th" Babuc.
WHERE IS CHARLES S. WOTLMM\
Chartaa fl. Butler, gmoagir of tho Assured Build?
ing and Lout Aaaociattou, Bu. BB7 Broadway,
c?miiot be round ead Me friends are took
lils' for hBO. Ile was Inst se. a a wool; a^o
i tl Monday, nnd it believed lo have been loki n
uiddenly lil among strangers. Fer several dav? be had
not been feeling areli. Mr. Butler is ab. ut fort,
\ears old and UVO* with lils buber uni mother.
brother and si tr ut No. 183 Oatesave., lamokJvu.
The ofllcen Of Um loon BssoriaUon bavo oeea making
luvestigadoos Into bli accouuta doc* bl- disappear
nme. bm have urns far discovered no reason t<- believe
bun to '"? a defaulter.
At the hot. 0 lu i..U"-nv... \e-:.idav Mr. Huller's
-.Mer sold tlint sh" did not Inow wier.- he Was.
Bbc All she lu.ow oe wus ill, but could nm tall where
he hud gmi". ai 11." attlee ni the loan assottatlon au
expert accountant oas In charge ul tlie booka, li
could tell nothing about Mr. Butler, but ' barten A.
Deskon, ia- attome] for Ibe a- 0,1.1 hm. abeu s.eu
las! nluiit tobi all iii.ii waa known atom Bu mUatiig
mull. v
"I have no i-.m-oii to believe." 1 ltd ti", "thal there
ls SuylhlBg wrong with 1 ie SCI OB ta. Mr. Hiller ll
probably ill. A few dav- before he tfmpprared be tefl
tin- otb eal I p. m. wttboul mylng anything amt dkt Bta
, .nu- back Hm day. Wheo 1 rea.troted with Um the
ll, Xl dav ll" Mid he had I.I lukell ill alni Wi lia
Sble H. "'tue bark. I did I "I U?k li'..il .blt ill
matter was. After b-.* weni awai we of couim began
.vinni!,- iii" hook-, iv,- opened the safe and foo <t
glOO, When ii" had been fi-tllug ill 1 tea dais 1.rv
1 ba 1 tobi Ulm to go noni" au l leave a uotlcf [,>r tailer.
all al my outee In Um same building, ll ? .mi Hus
sud l collei ie' several hundred doll:-rs. simpi. making
Boles ol i."- tra 11-aitloiis for him t > enter on tin.il 1
afterward. Wheo he ralarned h" t"ok tue money,
,V" bud ghat lu- depodtel thai nil escreet!] lu Hie
tamk, rhe "ttii '? books, tbs exieito lell me, prue.I,nil,
1.illume. Boa .ve have celled In, ai bi aeonl al Hos
time "1 Hu- \'-:ir. the 1 ass books, and ar.- g lug ii routh
1,..-m. lt coora ino amount to much any a av, and bli
bond ls g.1 for a areal d-al more then auv possible
hort lg". Ill" iis-o Int 01 wonll los- noliiln. allder
P ii il.- retires ,0
.-a, lo ll roi.
li" r"il oil to do
niiv r.iiillli-t'inies.
look for him ii'-.iiu
pl, i,.ii on als nam
timi."
Vi.
? (hut wolli -i
and S" have
HILLS SD LU TOO LOW.
Camden, .iuu. 4. Cbanssrilor M.(.lil hus ufaaid to
oonflrm Ute sai^ of th- B'aahtngtoa min ot iBouceater
to wiiihim j, Thompaou, the proprietor of Um mee>
Irack. The mills coal aeerly PleOOOXOOO, mil ul the
Bale, which was by ahreetioo of the ? bmn "iior. they
Were sold for $10''.imvi (,, ThompeOU. This, the
Chancellor -a,,'..,! hadoy, ama too taw u flgnre, sud
the sanction ,<t ibo court was withheld, The receiver
will malio another effort to soil in,. mi::>.
LAL AX DM FMIBM AWAMDBD To prof BABXAMD.
ibu (dewiestory, Col., .inn. g.?Bows bas keen
n-i.-lv. I. lore thal Un- Lanni'" prir..- of the Purls
Academy of eVteoeee wus awarded lo Proflissoe Dar
Bard, of the Lick Obaervatory, on December IB, 1802,
for Ida work lu Bstronomv, especially for nis dla
cover] af the nftti mlolllte of .lupi 1 r,
she Took CAMMQUC .{rut FOR MMDICIXM.
Tba Saager .,f mkleg BMSblao eereJooaly wa,
forcibly illiutiateg Issi algkl bj 1 total ease ot seel,
deatal potooatag. Mrs. Bom M't-islan. au american
To grt things dean in liaif the time;
To keep tilings clean for half the money;
use FAIRBANKS
Gold Dust Washing Powder.
Sold cverywlicre. Pleases everybody. 1
Gifts (hat Charm
and Last.
A Homo m Itkioiit Firr-plarra is like ta
mun without oyr*-<'lirerio*sand un
j ?iislatly. The stove is, not sociable nor
j does Hie steam initiator glow willi
j liuspit(llll).
In family a flairs what lu sentimental
lo also praefieal. Domestic liapiiineao
' Its a practical matter, and the home io
? Ihe shrine of sentiment. A Fireplace
j lo fhecenireof the home circle, warms
! hearts and hands alike. The re lora
j b-ny seasonable f/ifls for the fireside.
W. H. Jackson & Co..
UNION SQUARE, Cor. Brsadtrayj.
Kine Wood Mantel* ami Miiiiincv-plece Not elites.
Three Family Machines
ABB
SWIFT,
LICHT,
NOISELE83
ANO
Sew From Lace to Leather
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The Singer Manufg. Co.,
929 BROADWAY and 167 3d AVE.
Die Original ano Genuine
(WORCESTERSHIRE)
LEAtPERRIM
SAUCE
Imparts tte must faflaanOB taste and seat fla
EXTRACT
of a LETTER tram
a MEDICAL QBB
TLEMAN at Matf
ras.ro his brother
at WOBCBSTXB.
Jdaj, ISM.
"Tell
LIA ft PERRINS'
that their sauce 13
hkrkly esteemed in
India, and ll In my
onlnlon. the most
palatable, as well
as the most whole?
some sauce that la _ ,_
made." ^-jnB* *??
Beware of Imitations;
eumeeiBBi^BBsaBBBBmmmummmmni
aee that you get Lea & Perriirf
flJBOafcma on eT*ry bottle of the Ods mal an 4 nannine
JOH .sr yai'vc.*?- . ??-? ? "-sau.
HAREB1T8,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Whatrccris nc:,rsl and
most iii'si rab lc in Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs for
Miti. Wont tu and Chil?
dren may always bc found
in our Handkerchief Dc
partment.
james mccutcheon & co.,
THE LINEN STORE,
64 ll cst 934 st.
F0LK8 96
REDUCED. C\\\rT:
Kron. l."> lu -J.', |BU lice month, by hiirmlraa herbal
rcmeillc. i ...ii io io, In)',re Hi- l.ciltli or Int Koro witt
are'* buaiueoe or plcotoro. lt bn..Us un mi improvee
tho na< ni bealla, dears the skin i'd ms-itifl. s the
.i. pl ex iou \o wrinkles sr Rabbin ?s M oi mia treat?
ment, imio t?-i by phy*lc|aat si I . - nj ladlee,
PATIBBWTKBATBD Bl MAH*, < ONKIDKNTIAf.
Uarmic-.s. No a ur* lui? bind G Seam in ?un :?> for
BsrusralsM io
Dr.O.YV. B. "ln?.lfr. M'VI. -ker's Tu .".it re. Milcags. III.
BRANCH OFFICES
DU IF. BOOTH, ll 07, C'.Til->l'.. VFW YORK.
rm. ii pi.vMi'Tuv -oi ii M.s::vyr.. iiij..oKi.ys,
Wilfeelnj&toef
BR040WAY & 2?th ST.
China, Glass and Pottery
Far Mac Ycur's Tables,
Dinner nnd Tenwnre,
Punch howls, .Table Giana.
Pl'rt'M UorpUtne Habit lurrS lal u
(Jl?H'M t<?ttud*..a. N.> >.?.? Hil coreel.
Dl'Il M l>r. J. Ni.sjttwatB, Ubuua Uv,
iinin.-in tiv.-nrv s,?? .-n pele . .'. fl BO lin 1 ruth her hus.
mad mid taree rkUflrea at Bo. gi Olin ssh, reached for
a bettie ..i ... l-ii BsealekM ,u Bbenl *:)<) eretauh Itel
Blahs, sm un- Beeag bottle, ami t"H.i; ;i kasey dose ut
earboUo seal, Hbo ?i?- taken ti ance t?> hes Chambers
Btreel Bospimi, ano avery mini peotftlo ??* done to
..- bet hie, but wltlioi.t miran bb- died st about
d', lock.
IX THE FiEi.lt Or' I IHO/?
Ni-nilv all I lie ineiiili-'-s nf ti.e Marble Mo-ale
B'orkers1 L'ukm struck jrestenUjr for a workday og
ilgbl boure, .-six months agu iiic Banoo sent worst
i., the employers that ll a wild amke a formal do
iimill fur ;i wi.ilui: v of el.iii hsum Bl tile DcflniBIlg
of ike rear. The uni sj ls emu native la Us methods,
niiii u- them ht always :i flemand ,'.>r markie mossie
wuilii'i-, the iii-n expect ta ula. Th3l have (-stab
u-!:ed ustrike ii'Mii'iimrters" bi Chumoflao ilsii, Ba.
lil Baal ThIHeeBtfc it.
Heirn Ki.nrleh uiv lied 1: M <-\?:.li:a.- nt an adjourned
Bteettog of he Neer-Yurfc amte Labor CoanufOBSB ka
Chiroufloa ll II Th1it> *:vs orpSBlmttooa were repro
>.-ntiii. riir i rgua i 'i. >.. ? ammtitee af the eeoflmuBSO
w:i> Inatfueted to pi >tre resnlasioua denouncing the
Democratic state Leglslatora fm "freealag mst'' is-pre
teutatirea of oegsoUed lnin,:- mm 'he constitutional
?mari atlou. rocodnrs V. lum ?ugguetafl that the
conference hteorae tb ? toi i iii-: i nun- party'n <i.-ii-g-atea?
bul bte i>:- >;.< >--t: lol. ?.-? boa led Basra in short ardern
Toe etrlklug brad gkisW;a and I Im-d ala-.* workma
received aa ultimatum bom theil I ruicr employees
\.-'-rili.v. Ibe i ' : in- men that tinleaj
Uley ton .ri- I. | .-? ue tl M SUaTf '," B ork fifty four
boan B ereek, ike emptogers' aaaorletl :i will require
Hiern tn wok Bflj i ? 1 ii- i week uhCO they poa
ilutli- that Hie uni ii ii ? le ii beatca.
SEXATOR FESS I .1 LITTLE 9MTTBB.
Ifaahtagtea, -'.in. I. !\.:in.i j):i-se<l a com
fettahls flajr, sui this er atag ll ama *i'id Uut ida
cmidltiiiii \\n> aheul ti ? vu.;.- i^ liiis innrniog-a
slUiit Imyroremeui ovei ? tay betofl shown.
"
If vou want to Ure bl ti ? suburbs and travel to
ard fioin Bew-York i-umfortabtf, tske the Central
ItNlIroiiC of N'ew-Jerorjr, Oksck ii?es anthracite oeal
ascittstvely. a's
.