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IS IT A BOODLE COMBINE!
5HAKP EYES TURNED UPON THE ALDERMEN.
-PECCUAR ACTIONS IN REOVRI) TO THK AN'LICA
TIOK OF THK WOMAN'S HOSPITAL COR PER?
MISSION TO MU A RLOCK OF LAND.
Ia there a ??combine of 1893" In the Board of
Aldermen. having aim. nnd purposes similar to
those of the -'combine ot ls. 4"? Tilt, ls what some
people have been saying of late. Their reasons
for so believing are based upon the delay which at?
tends the Hoard's action in the matter of the ap?
plication Of Hu* trustees of the Woman's Hospital
to sell the Ll.uk now occupied hy it. so that other
property further up town may be purchase,! uni
the hor-plial removed to the new site. The Mock
ls bounded bs- Korty-ninth and Fiftl-th sts . mid
Lexington and Fotirlh aves., and was deeded by
the city for a woman's hospital in January. 1&MI.
and lt was stipulated that lt must be used for no
other purpose. About 08MM bas been spent In
erecting buildings and improvements, and lt is nosy
valued at J',,'"1
For two or three yenrs the trustees nave been
anxious to remove to a more eligible site, in Eighth
ave., fronting on Central rark, between Nin-ty
naeond and Ninety-third sts.. nnd the trustees
asked the Board of Aldermen of ISM for authority
(o sell the old site and buildings to obtain the
money for buying the new site and srecttng new
hospital structures. The application haas n'e ,r- ,hP
Jtoard. and the trustees secured ii special act of the
LagMatara authorizing the Hoard to fiaal their
retpiest
A fresh application' under this act was made on
January H List, ind as an Inducement the trustees
agreed t<- maintain twenty-four free beds In the
new hospital for patients sent by the Mayor and
Aldermen The application was referred to the
Law Daniell US. who gave a public hearing In
March. Some members suggested that the free
beds ought to be thirty-one In number. Instead of
twenty-four, so th it each Alderman could have one.
but there were no audible objections, and .in. - ph
H- Choate and Henry lt. Pcckman, the representa?
tives of the hospital at the hearing, looked for a
favorable report. Six months ..ave passed an-l the
application la Still la the hands of Hie committee.
Its members nre John F. Oakley, chairman; Rollin
M. Morgan. Francis .1. Lanny. William H. Sabot!
and is. Bf. Smith. vice-President Andrew A. Noonan
bas taken a lively Interest In the mntter, although
hot a member of the committee. It ls understood
that the New-York Central Railroad Company ts
ready to pay ll,ooo.ono for the property when the
hospital trustees cm Rive a clear title, but this is
not possible without favorable action by the Alder?
men.
"An impression prevails among certain Alder?
men," a young lawyer who lias been watching this
matter said yesterday, "that the trustees can afford
to pay liberally for petting this concession through
the board, and they are walting for an offer. No?
body is disposed to tell yet what influences have
been exerted to prevent the Law Committee from
making a report, but the story will come out in
lime. It will make some men feel sick."
It was reported yesterday that the hospital peo?
ple had been trying to int-rest Mr. Croker !n the
application, but without success.
A WILD ITALIAX ItUXS AMUCK.
HE IS SHOT DEAD BY A POLICEMAN WHOM
HE PURSUED WITH OPEN KNIFE.
r
THE LUNATIC WOULD HAVE HAD SEVERAL
VICTIMS HAD HIS AIM WITH A RE?
VOLVER, HIS FIRST WEAPON, BEEN*
DEXTER-A QUARREL OVER
WAGES CAUSED THE
TROT BLT*.
There was a commotion in West Sixty-sixtn-sL
yesterday morning, when a crazy Italian laborer
.tried to kill several persons and was shot dead Ly
a, policeman. He was employed in digging an ex?
cavation for the East River lias Company's pipes
under the elevated railroad station at Slxty-slxth-st.
and Columbus-ave. John F. Swift, the foreman of
'the gang, discharged the Italian on Wednesday
afternoon. Yeaterday morning the Italian
went back and demanded more money from
Swift. He followed the foreman about for
neveral minutes, muttering and complaining.
frThen he drew a large revolver, with seven
loaded chambers, from his pocket and began
to shoot at Swift. He fired twice without hitting
the foreman, who dodged behind a column of the
- _*evatcd railroad and yelled for help. The Italian
Bred two sh.,ts more at John McDonald, a laborer,
?who thnw a couple of stones at him. Policeman
Michael Mccormack came running up and shouted.
At sight of the policeman the Italian fired two
.more shots. He appeared to be wildly Insane and
"}ils eyes glittered with a murderous light. The po
|Herman was untouched by the bullets, but he felt
'that he was in danger anu he pulled his own re
volver from his pocket in a hurry. He pointed the
weapon at the Italian and shouted:
"Drop that:*'
The Italian flung away the revolver, but promptly
drew a dagger with a double-edged blade, almost
a foot long, an-l as sharp as a razor. With the
whining blade in his hand the Italian made a
rush at the policeman. Mccormack pulled th*
trigger of his revolver tarlee, but the weapon was
' rot discharged. He dodged the Italian, and rnn
along Sixty-. Ixth-st. As he shoved Hie revolver
Into his r>ockei to draw his club it was discharged
: and the bullet tore a hole in his trousers. He ran
around a street car in the lloulevard, with thc
Italian In close pursuit, when Policeman William
Bauer saw the Italian with the dagger pursuing
Mccormack. His shouts caused the Italian to turn
'toward him. Hy that time there was a crowd
In the street and the occupants of a number <>f
houses **.< tj- lo-iking out of the windows and utter?
ing exclamations of astonishment jfid alarm.
J.juer whipped his revolver out of his pocket and
called apoa the italian to stop and surrender.
The Italian Bbowed lils teeth and ran straight
at thc officer, Baner again shouted "Stbp," an-I
Lied a shot over the Italian's hea<| with the ex?
pectation of frightening him. bul the Italian did
not st,,p. Il>- was l--ss than a dozen tatt from the
policeman when Banar towered his weapon a trifle
and tired a seen,I shot The Italian fell dead
With a bullet through his heart.
The italian waa Inter identified as . Qennaro
"Bufao. ,.f No mo Bast One-hundred-and-fourteenth
int. Superintendent Byrnes suspended Bauer, and
'directed his arraignment In a police court Later
-Justice ('rn:ly nt the Vorkvllle Court discharged
.Bauer, wh-, returned to police duty. He will have
to stand a tr!.-?l before one of the commissioners,
?under ru)*- IIB, but h<- ls not likely to receive any
punishment for killin;; a man In self-defence.
THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT.
Ura_-B-CSTIBC ixhimitiovs to ur. given at
THE OABD-EB NEXT vvi ik.
lN'um?ro'is announcements have already been made
?in regard t>, th*- EngHsb Military Tournament,
which is to !,e seen at the .Madison Square Cardin
on Hoads.- Baa.t the exhibition* and Incidents
promised In IBS entertainment may be i-athere-l
'from the f-'llowing summary: March of the entire
? brigade, with the hand and drum major.-Trooping
rthe colors, 'lins ce-remo-y la observed ar the Horse
?Guards in London on the Queen's birthday. Plait?
ing the Maypole. In this eserdse the Maypole ta
.'plaited with ribbons as in the old English country
'dance, except that th- "daneeM" are-,n horaebaek.?
? Cavalry horses lying down, fortuna- a brea I work
;for their rideri Ear,'.- exercise arith charge driv?
ing Aa exhibition ?,f skill by the Royal Horse
Artillery Manual of anns, bayonet drill and
tfiring e>. r.i-. Bayonet asalaat lane,-. Balaklava
Bsstes between teams ol J.if'- < ;u.irds and Lancers.
The in,,mit. I men are heavily masked and light
with sinclc*Ucks. th.- object h. un- to Cul H.
cockades from opponents' helm.-ls. ? Tent-j.-Kgl.-ig
With lanci- aril sat,te Mu-i,.il tide and sss.-,rd 'X-l
cise. This is a boh af country .hu,,., oa hore*.
ba.-k, and u,. nv.. Hasa of boreas, wiri, their
riders, li.-st W..II:, then ti-,t and fir:,.Hy gallop
ihroiiKh intricate evolution* Combined attach
on a fortiiici poaltlon, flvtni a representation of
actual ss,,!,.,,, xha defence ol Rorke's Drift, an
lllu.tratioi, of tow , handful -.1 british soldiers,
YU;.. '?""'?'""?| "I Captain ci.:u.!. defended Koikes
Drift against thousands ot Zul ii
ih.- bodlas ol troops represented in the Ultima
KH-L- Sergeant Major J. Lee, lin, (p v O l Him
Mus. Paymaster Sergeant P a Oom ,;,,, ,.,
Btei.; n.i .*-T-...,r i- .;-.vi?, ,?,,1,.:,';; ;;
Uuails Orderly Room Sargeant A Kernnater
15th ll ? us The exhibition hhf; !?.,.? JSSioi
'? the World's Fair all summer and Hie cornuany
la Row vu Its way hero through Canada.
Hilliest of all in Leavening Power.?Latest U. S. Gov'. Report\
Baking
Powder
ABSO-JUTELY PURE
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
SOLT-ITTD CSBglSSSBBtB Francis ?). Newlands, of
Nevada. M ARLBORl 'I'(. II Mr* .fefT.rson Pavls and
Mis* win,ie Davie, of Bcaavelr, Mi**. MURRAY hill
->Bx-OsasjrsssaMS Blebarl Crawley, Ut Leekpnrt, B, v.
PLAZA?Chattel I',rc?, of CliLapo, ami I har!.-* VV.
Kiiapp. ,,f St. I^tui.v. WIBBBOB OeeigS Nicholson, ol
Nets (irlnn*.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO PAY.
Coney I "land .io.-i.-.r I lab race*. 2:30 p. m.
Bew-Jereey Biala ur, Wavelly.
Ness -Vnik-'Jln- innali l_vball match. Polo Uru-inds.
4 |i. tn.
Sinking Enid Cnn* ml-sinner*' and Roi,rd of Estimate
and -Pltnrtionnierit n eellnga.
Oisiiiiaiion Mrvdeaa at Ck?reb of st. Tani, t) a. m.
CHHteabBrS races. ; .'AO p, ru.
Orang. Ten-iis Clnl' tourr:ament? Orange. 3 p. rn.
Music in Battery l'ark |,y SStfe Regiment Hand. 8 p. tn.
KEW-YORK CITY.
Di. triet-Attorney Nicoll learned yesterday that
application had been made to Gov'ernor Flower for
the pardon of Alphonse J. Stephani, who on May
K ISM. killed ex-Judge Clinton G. Reynolds In his
office In Wall-.t. Stephani is BSTVlng a life sen?
tence for his crime.
Thc Sinking Fund Commissioners will hold a
meeting at 1 p. m. to-day, at which the l'nlon
E.-rry Company's application for a reduction In the
percentage which it pays the city on its gross re?
ceipts tray be disposed of. It is understood that
a proposition will be made to-day to advertise for
sale the lannes of the live ferry lines operated by
the company?Hamilton, South, Wall Street, Ful?
ton and Catharine?the percentage payable to the
city to be fixed at 1% per cent.
Alfred E. .Marling will deliver a Gospel address
on "A Ball to Ix>ok." at the East Eighty-sixth-st.
branch of the Young Men's christian Aaaociatlon,
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Occupants of the five-story flathouse at Nos. M
and Ml West Fifty-second-st. were driven out of
their rooms balf-dressed soon after 4 a. m. yester?
day by lire. Three alarms were rung. The losses
of the tenants were said to be AMA The house
belongs to Amos H. Eno, and can be repaired for
UMS.
The State Civil Service Commission met yester?
day at the Gll.ey House to consider the position
of the Board of Electrical Control. Since llfto the
board has refused to acknowledge that the com?
mission had authority over lt, basing Hs position
on a decision made by Morgan .1. O'Brien when
he was Corporation Counsel. This decision has also
been confirmed by Corporation Counsel Clark.
Walton Storm, representing the Board of Electrical
Control, appeared before the commission, and read
the decisions and comment'-d on them. The com?
mission considered the subject In executive session.
Patrick White, the cabman who drove over and
killed Policeman Thomas Gleason on Tuesday, was
held without ball in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday.
AFFAIRS IE BROOKLYN.
CHARGES AGAINST AN EX-SEPERVISOR.
A motion was made before Judge Fratt In the Su?
preme Court jesterday for a bill of particulars la?
the defendants In the suit of the town of Pelham.
Westchester County, against Samuel and Percy
Pell, to recover tlu.ono on the bond they gave for
Supervisor Sherman T. Pell. When he was elected
to office his father and brother gave bonds for
him. I.ast March hs was defeated for re-election
by Supervisor McAllister. When the latter took
office in May h.- applied to Hell for the books an-l
papers of the office, but failed tu get them, and
Pell disappeared. Affidavit* were presented yes?
terday charging that he absconded with t.i,OOO of
the town fun-Is. The counsel for the town said
that Fell had removed or secreted all the records
of the town. A month before he went nw ay his
books were audited and showed Hint he ow---l ti,
town t_.58_. The motion waa denied.
DEATH UNDER AN EMHANKMENT.
While a number of laborers were engaged in dig?
gings a trench for the laying of pipes for the Will?
iamsburg Gaslight Company at Harrison-eve. and
Heyward-st. yesterday afternoon, the embankment
suddenly caved in. Three of the workmen were
buried beneath the sand and dirt. They were Philip
,',i(sli,,, thirty years old; John Smith, thirty-four,
and Frank Drameio, thirty-one, of No. i*. Market
st.. New-York. When the men were missed their
companions began digging about the spot, soon un?
covering Smith and Drameio. Both men quickly
revived. It was some minutes later before (lasli-i
was brought to the surface When examined Ls
Ambulance Burgeon Reilly he waa pronounced
dead.
o ?
TO APPOINT A BUCCB8BOR TO MU. NOLAN.
It is expected that the Supervisor-at-Earire, Mr.
Kinkel. will appoint a successor to the late Francis
Nolan as Commissioner of Charities nnd Correc?
tion to-day. The law require* tiie place to be Ulled
at once. Mr. Nolan's term expires on January 1.
with that of Commissioner Murphy. Their suc?
cessors for a term of four yr Irs must be appointer!
by the Bupervleor-at-Large, on or before october
IS, Ileana. Nolan an-l Murphy were appointed In
IW- H is thought that Mr. Kinked will appoint
Adolph Slmls, who ls his personal counsel, to fill
the vacancy.
The funeral of Commissioner Nolan took place
yeaterday al st. Vincent de Haul church, lu North
Sixth-st. lt was attended by marls ali thc
<ity nnd county officials In Brooklyn, besides social
and political organisations. The pall-bearers were
Senator I*. il. McCatrren, Assessor Thomas
J. Patterson, Ex-(',,loner Fella Doyle, Arthur
J. Higgins. Daniel Smith, James ||
Holmes, Richard Cleary, sr.. James F. Tulls, Alder?
man, D. J. McGrath and Captain Samuel F. Hardy,
The burial waa In Calvary Cemetery.
GATHERED ABOt'T THE TOWN.
A formal appeal has been taken b.v the city frr,m
the derision of judge Pratt Betting MMe the award
of j*.*>7;,.'?"" to the Long island Water Supply Com?
pany for its property by a commission appointed to
appralae the value.
Mrs. Hattie F. Britto, of Bridgeport, Conn., ls
suing Andrew Britto, of Mid,!!, town, S. I., for ab?
solute divorce. They WTc married In IS. i and have
five children. In ISM Britto left his Wife and went
to live with one Emma J. Norton on Staten Island.
Counsel fee, bal no alimony, was granted yester?
day in 'h.- Supreme court.
ANOTHER DEATH FROM TOADSTOOLS.
A\ ITALIA* ANO His Will. POISONED RV Sl'P
POSED Mi 'SHR00M8 LITTLE HOPE BOB
MEMBERS (ii lill: BOT ACES FAMILY
There was another death fr. rn toadstool poison
I Ins ii, Newark yeaterday. The victim wa* Jamea
! Meaaarle, an Italian, of Belleville. His wife, Bau
tine, will probably die fem the stn-v- eause. The
iv.. ss-r.- uk.-n to the City lloapttal Wednesday
, night in a dving condition In addition to m,v
. Mesa., three members of the Voyaceb family,
ol Newark, are In the hospital in a serious eondl
| Hon. Meaaarle had a holiday on Moaday, and
1 spent it in gathering what he -iii.pv-.--i i.. i?. muah
I They were toadstools, however. Cnawareof
iheh mistake he and hla wife ate heartily of thi ip
poeed delicacy Aleut midnight on Tuesdaj they
became ,n a phyalcian was summoned .ii once
I and th.-v wart mi.i to the hospital yeaterday, The
hui i. ind died at - o'clock.
MISS LILLIAS RUSSELL collis lit,Mi:
MISS UUIan RasSSlI arrived al lier hom.. No. Tit
West Seventy-aeventh-et., yesterday, from Chicago,
Bhe denies all reports that abe is engaged to Howell
Osborn or Bandour or anybody elae, aa they have
h.-ei, repeatedly denied before In '-rr..rr is ,,,. - ,.,,
in H.- Canine f--r lilas Russell, nnd Bhe r--1
i-onfi-leiit I hil t lt will BUCCeed She ha?, noi vi t ,|e.
eided what opera bbs win produce lhere Bhe caa.
not hav ii,, houae at ail UH aftei the run of "Th.
Rainmaker of Syria," windi is lo l->- f--r twelve
s.k- and possibly sixteen An application hus
been n)e,i with the Attorney-Ut-nc-ral for liliiiilasluu
lo lease lt utter i__L
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER CO US T Y.
rONKERS.
The meeting at Manor Hall last night to con?
sider steps to be tnken to relieve the destitute of
the cltv was attended hy delegations from nearly
nil the societies and churches. Committees were
api"o|nted to solicit subscriptions an-l lo work gen?
erally for the alleviation of the condition of the
poor. Catholic and protestant churches were alike
represented. The work will be carried on on B
strictly non-sectarian basis. . . . Prote <v Son.
grocers, nt North Broadway and Ashburtoa-ave.,
h;<ve assigned to satisfy ii judgment obtained by
Hale A Wlllinms. of No. 16 .lay-st.. New-York.
The linn ha:* conducted a grocery business here
f,,r twenty-three scars. . . . During the present
week, the Grand .lurv has Issued Indictments
against three Yonkers men. Martin Farrell, for
robbery uni assault in th.- second degree; -lohn
c.radv. assault in the se.-ond degree, and Daniel
Mlnihan, for manslaughter in the first degree.
WHITE PLAINS
A cnn-ultatlon of physic!,, is took pla-~ yesterday
relative to the condition of Trustee Andrew J.
Mathews, whose recovery ls doubtful.
Hackmen are r feel Ting their licrn.es for the week
Of the Westchester County Fair.County
clerk John M. DIBBS! has been retained by Patrick
Farrell, a property owner In Martlne-ave,, to con?
test the right Of Ihe village authorities to lessen the
width of that thoroughfare, which was originally
sixty-six feet wide.
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
HE TRIED TO KIEL HIMSELF AT BREAK?
FAST.
Noah Bruce, fl painter, employed by Alexander
Turnbull, coach lamp manufacturer. No. IT!) Mar
ket-st . while sitting at the breakfast table yes?
terday drew ? knife across his throat, making a
severe wound, but missing the jugular reta. He
was attended by fl physician and his wound was
dressed. In the afternoon he again seised a knife
and drew it across his throat. He was removed
lo the hospital in a dying condition. Bruce had
been drinking and had lost money on the races
and was despondent. He had acted strangely and
had threatened several times to end his life.
Matthew Ileizman, a plumber employed as fore?
man by Elias Perla, was arrested yesterday morn?
ing, charged with stealing from his employer. Mr.
Barta Bllecefl that Holzman has robbed him of about
1..0O0 a year for seven or eight years. H-l7.rn.-1n waa
in the habit of reporting to his employer that
bull,lings on which he was at work had been broken
into and lead pipe and other material stolen. Some?
times only ,-i faucet would be taken, and at others
all the nitures in th<- house, as well as th- tools
of the workmen, would bs taken The thefts were
so frequent that Mr. Beria asked the police to In?
vestigate. They suspected Ileizman and last night
aecured evidence against him. He waa air, ste,1 and
his houae searched. Mr. Beria Identified property
valued at ff'JO.
HOBOKEN.
Ernst Kleem.in. proprietor of Itusch'. Hotel,
Hoboken, is confined to his innm, from violence,
as he alleges, at the hands of Herman Wondleken,
a constable. He says Wendleken knocked him
down be .jul'.-*- he would not allow him nnd another
officer to drag fl chambermaid out of the house
on a charge of larceny. Dr. Kiidllch says that
when he was calle,] to the hotel he found Klc.-maii
unconscious, in which condition he remalne,i for
an hour. Wendleken could not be found yester?
day, but Constable Thomas Wright, his companion,
said that th.-y hud a warrant for the arrest of
Anna Eger, the chambermaid. She was charged by
Mrs. Emma Fr,,li, a former hearder, w-ith steal?
ing ii silk drcs*. valued at $",. They showed their
warrant, Wright says, to Kleeman, hut he refuse.)
to let th--m arrest the gin. and locked the door.
A row followed, and Wendleken struck Blinman.
who fell. They then took Miss Eger before Jus?
tice Busch, bul Mrs Fr,,h, who had Accompanied
them to Identify the dreas, ictus..1 t,, preae the
charge, and the girl was paroled. The dress was
not found.
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HERBET CITY.
The vitii Assembly Matriel Republican ciub met
at Ita rooms. No. len ('rovc-st.. Jersey City, last
night an-l adopted resolutions advocating ii vigor?
ous prosecution of the fall campaign. Resolutions
were also adopted calling on the shrievalty Conven?
tion to nominate Edward W. Woolley, chairman of
tin- Counts c-unmltti -
./. T. SC H.4 ll l"S INTERPRETER IN TBOUBL
THE A8BISTABT Of THE SPECIAL CBIXBBI IN
??ROTOR v ai: 1..-*i 1.11 OB a CHABGE of
BELLING His IN'FLtF.NCE-TO
BAYE a HEAR! so TO_AT.
When J. Thomas Bcharf, who had been appointed
a special Chinese Inspector at this port. Ural rame
lure t-> revolutionize the "Chinese business" at
this port, he began bs- making a report Charging
certain diatom Houae officials .with receiving
bribes for allowing Chinamen to enter the country,
and by hiring un Interpreter. This Interpreter was
Warry S. Charles, and it has been upon his testi?
mony that Bcharf has had men detained for over a
week on board of the ships upon which they entered
the port, yeaterday Charles vv.,* ., prisoner in the
Tombs Police Court, having been arrested by i>c
tectiv-es Heidelberg and Nugent The complaint
was mads by ii certain Chu Shea, who reported to
Impactor Byrnes s week Ago that Cbariea tried
tO get money out of him on the ground thal unless
he paid Charles RI he would brevent the landing of
chu Shea's partner, who vva- then on the way from
china to this edlin try. Charles said that he waa a
United States Inspector and could prevent the land?
ing of thc tuan if he wished to. chu Sh-a told the
inspector that he knew of three men who had paid
Charles money M present his interference In the
Mading of their relatives who w-r-- coining to this
country.
The inspector Immediately sent out the two de
tectlvea, and on Wednesday night they caught
Charles arith money la his pocket which had been
received by him a moment or two before from ('hu
Shea. The detectives were where they could aee
ihe transfer of the money, a few hours after
Charles had been arrested Colonel Montgomery, the
Special agent who is in charge of the special agents
at this port, from teatlmonj which he had received
from various sour,-... decided lo ask Hm Treasury
Department t-> dlamlaa Charles, Charlea ssas beld
by the police mslice until to-day. when, it is said.
six other complaints win be made against him.
"Runnel" Bcharf, the Chinese inspector, s-. ?
greatly disturbed when he learned ihat iii" .-Mei
aaalstant was under arrest it la known that ba
went to the pu "-ii where Charl.-*, ssas under ai
rest and saw him and secured a statement,
Charles told him thal h- had b.*>n lu the habit
of isirrovvlng money from IhB man from whom be
received the *",:,, and that he ha-i borrowed thi
sum lo pay i-i* real Inasmuch a* an envelop,
containing HM was on lt* way from Washington
for Charles, the story that h. wanted the monej
to pay lils real ls not belli s i -I
Tu., ,,f th,- chinamen who were on the Bat i
which arrived lu port on Monday, were exat
i,v Coil,, t,,r Kllbreth yeaterday tl. -. .,,, ,,.
lirst two out of in cases wherein Hcharl ieem?
io luise made out anythlna ol , -., . -n th.-*
taro cases lae mes ss; thal thei art itudenti and
that they ur- I,- h. supported bs relative* m .tn*
cm and .Li ej City, On them were found lei terr
lire, ung thi in io report lo ('hint m laumlr) men
in both cu.- The - 'ollei 101 ? u Iii iii,,! ii,1*
was strange, and he decided to hold thi tis., men
until to-day, Their namei Itt Oee \> Xrb and
young K? The athei twa smh on n,. saratoga
w<-rc r- Isaaed, _
OROR HUH, sou' OHAWWWW kv nu POEOEET.
A Warrant has been issued foi ,|,, ,,,,
Leonard Tappen, of patchogue, L I . arho not long
agu Inherit--,! B small fOrtane. The ii,,.,,..1 ,,?-. all
been spent and lt ls aMaajad thal th. youna awn
forged two checks sn-i tam note to which he
algned the Barnes of prominent Patchogue hnalnssi
men. ll- hHs left iowa, it is thought he 1* hldini
in Hampstead A deputy sherill hat _.?,. u,-i- for
him. Tappen ls twenty---ne y.hts oij, m^ brutlc-r
ia a prominent cis*r uiauui-.turer.
GOV. WERTS AT THE FAIR.
.NIMBI-HS OF POLITICIANS ON A riLGRlMA.-E
TO WAVERLY PARK.
MANY W0MRB ANO CHILDREN VIEW THE EX
IllIlITS-fNU.L'ALI.Y GOOD TIME
MADE AT THE RvCF.S.
Oovernor Werts visited the New-Jersey State
Fair at Waverly Park yesterday. He was accom?
panied by Colonel Anthony P. Kuser. of Trenton,
lind Colonel Michael T. Barrett, of Newark, who
Bre members of his staff; Stephen J. Meeker, of
Newark, one of the New-Jers\v Commissioners for
the Worlds Fair, and S. Courlander, Jr., of the
1'enns.vlvatila Railroad, who ls General William J.
Sewell.- son-in-law. The Chief nar first dined with
these men at the home of the Essex Club, in New?
ark, after Which they were driven to Waverly,
where President (lad,Ils received the Governor nt
the tent on the hill Mrs. Werta waa th* guest of
George It. Cray. While ihe Governor received the
men. Mrs. Werts visited Ihe art building, the
cattle sheds, th- horticultural tent and other places
of Interest. The attendance of women and chil?
dren at the fair yesterday was a marked feature,
for they came in thousands and crowded the tents
nnd buildings. A great many Grand Army vet?
erans were also present. The politicians were as
plentiful as grasshoppers In haying time, and the
Democratic and Republican county and district
leaders held conferences with their lieutenants in
different parts of the fair grounds.
I'nusiially good time was made In the two har?
ness races decided al the fair yesterday, the four
heats In the I 17 trot averaging I .1. the fastest
four-heat race over this halfmile ring. In the
third heat of the 2AH pace. Hlhlbl covered the mlle
In Mis. first half in 1*81%. This reduces the track
record from 2:19';. mads by Bert Sheldon, Jr., In
his match hist fall against Cypress.
2:17 OLABB-TBOTTIBO?PORBR *?"00.
B-rt ShslrJon. jr.. Mk. g.. bv Warwick Bot
Col", hv Prlc*rnnn (Sinlrh) .? T.i
Picket, ,h. e. hs- l'1-k.'ft iEockwondj.2 I '- ?
Reference, rtlk. e. (Finning) .* .XS
Cypress, ,-h. h. (MrCnyi.? >? ?*? ?*
Ionia E., eb. m. Tarrett,.5 5 4 4
Thal A 20. 2 :20_. 2 :22, 2 :21V
8:18 CLASS PACIEO- PWB8B 888B.
Hlhlbl. hr. m., by Valursln-Ivy, by Burraneer
(Hcrrlnetori) .I J \
BIHwrd, b. g. (Swanl.; 2 ?
Frank J., h. g. 'Smith)..__.8 A 2
Tlme_2:20*.. 2 :221a, 2:11.
RVRBTBO rai e. CATCH vvrfiiit rs-e:oo, DIVIDED
FIVE PORLOBOB.
I. C. * B. c.. Barnard's gr. g. Little Monarch (Hunni.l 1
Kltlosv eh. n,.2 2
Not frailty, ii. g.A a
ii,it h Ovss, br. iii.* **
Tlnie-1 :00, 1 Ol.
Announ-cnT-nts.
E. A W "OrTA.'' "SMATTERtlC." E. & W
Either style if you wear a low collar.
A PHYSICIAN writes: "I frequently prescribe
-.?lilian's i_li.*asa n* a r/inlr. arni ried gnni resultv In
every case." Oat tho genuine. 183 Dreads', ay.
Henry A. 0.niels. M. D.,
00 WEB! 89TH-ST.
Bi senses of th. Bsrvnaa Sv.*tem, ft. nit*-1'iinary
Organs, Impotency and Sterility; II,mrs, 8 to 1, I to 8.
A Luxury for Tourists.
Pr. I.vnn's Perfect Tooth I'otsd, r, in n,_?l bo .<?-,, with
pat.iit rn,??*,iring Mba. Beat and pt.rtahle. 25 cts.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BaaHie8rBtlSaa sets O&tlMeea ri*c< 3:2VMnr>n'-, ac. 27
Ilpili WATER TO-DAY.
I M BaB-j H,?,k 8:M|0er. Diand 8:0BIHell (.ate 8.01
1-.M.-Sandy ll..k _:00,('ov. Island 0 21111.ll (late a 17
INCOMING 8TEA MERS.
TODAY.
Ve**-el. From. Line.
Amain.Il..n,.u:g. Aug 23.Haml,-Ann-r
Denna Maria .Mahon, auk 21 .Poituguere
Edam.Rotterdam, ABB -*rt.Netti Amer
N?issrcian.U-lai-gow, AUB 2*i ..lian RUM
i,ell.rt .Ilii,i,tun',', AUB is.llaiiih-An, r
Du> -mit.Liverpool, ..'lit. 2.VinerU
?yu manilla.Hamburg, Aug 2..liamb-.vii,. r
Venezuela.La (Juayri Sept I.Bad D
SATURDAY, BEPTEMBER 9.
('.Oft.Dundee. An.' "J7.Arrow
(Hilleo.Hull, ABg -'? .VViivm
Carlbbce.st Thomas, ftept 3.Q-iehe.
SUNDAY, BBPTBHBBB 10.
( Ircassla...lilnagow. Aug. 31.th'-hor
Columbia. ...Colon, Bept, .'1 . .. ... Columbian
I., ueeeegna.Bavra, Bept 2 .Freoch-Trana
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DA V.
YeSMI. Line. Fur. MsllS ORBS. YSBSSl Balls.
Cherokee, Oeeaa .-iva-.nari. .i:_ |, n,
BATUBBAY, BEPTEMBRR 8,
Alene, Alls*, K i t. _.?I < > 11 .11:00 aa 1:00pm
\.n,.**>,., Clyd . (l,arie-ton.. 3 :oo |i ii.
mis- ..f lt. uni. Ancfi .r. ilia.russ-. 8:00 psi l nu p n,
Cherokee, (lsd.. Jacksonville . 3 oo p m
llekla. ThlnavBlla, ChrletiaBaand .ll:<0am 1:00pm
l.:i Champagne, French-Trans, llasrcl. 30 a m 4:00 am
Mail I loin, ATinT-Tia-,*. I..ruin,,.
Har.lee -? ean, Satan,,ah . . 3 .(SI p ii
SBBle, N O Llmil. IV-n?ii.B:00_m !? 0 I ? rn
4a ? >ga, N V v Cuba, Havana 1:00pm 3 no p n,
fUievia, Ibu, I,-v,,,,-r. Hamburg . 4:0)|, m
1'inhria, Cunard, Liverpool ,.. 12:30am 4:00am
Vecndam Neth-Amer, Rotterdam_ l-SUes* k .i ,i n?
vv. r a, \ i. i.i,.s(I. Henna. .
1'iin* Ma,int*. Royal Dutch. Haytl 11:00-flt i oo p ?
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Meslee, -, Havana. 10 00 a rn
fi If I FF ING NE ivs.
I'ORT OF NEW-YORK-TIIL'RSDAY, SEPT. 7. 1*>94
ARRIVED.
Enamel < Meago Cits Hr.. Pitt, Hn.*toi August ?. via
Sisal,-,-a. A'l.n-!, ?_'.', -sitii mils, Ui .lim.-.* Arkell tc Co
Vr-isel o-it-m. the Har at 10:30 a ni arid anchored.
Steamet Bretwaide Brj, Alkman, Mil. id* Aiigi;*r, 22, lu
l.allasl to lunch, Eds,.- 'to. Armed at the flar a[ y'ejo
|i m.
Steamer I'liu dtui , fanni. o,rk Austut 27. in bel?
ia*! !.. l-l,, ip* Iii ,ih."-< Arrived ai the [tar at 10 30 a m.
Steamei Venetia lOer), \',.r, Baa* witt, Htettin August
?J.', kletalngborg 21. -rotbeulMrg 25, Chilittonaand 28,
ts uh md-- p luiiin and it tteerafe pnaeenseM ia R .1
(.un*. Arrived at tne m_i at 7 30 p iu
Steamet (hail,.* (Dutch), Peters, Ametcrdaa August
S3, ?imi ijuii;,,t lo > il Randebrock. Arrived ut tho uar
al 7:15 a m.
?Ta.r ?.... ii. Lomond (Bi . Marna. Rotterdam August
23. tsirii ind*,- t,> Simpson, Spence _ Young. Ain-.-d at
the Har al - I- in
.*-i-nil,-1 it,1, mia dil., mu.11. Flume .ii.;,- ll,
Trleate Auguat I, Karl ii, D, nu SI, ana Gibraltar 3d, with
uni*- Ui Heinle,*,111 Brothers. Arrived at the Bat at 4 'JJ
a in
-?teenier Brunel iii . lleaderaon, i;-(ll Aagaal i, Mea*
-1 ll 1" I'.il.in,,, I'i. and 1,ll,rait ir 2'A ss Itu ?'"!*?? t' ll '.!
'? I i on,-<r,I, v i". so-.. 1 to blmpaen, Spence ?. Young.
Ams. d nt tlc nu. .ii 3:20 a m.
Mcamor iiolllnalde (Br), Thompeon, Maiacalbo Auguat
27, (on, L'T. (.ira.ao .1(1 ililli ind*.. f.. Hi,n|.
ton,, HU-* v- Haunt. -Arrive!! at, ti..- Har nt .'..30 a. m.
Meamej 1 it* ?i st. Augustine. UeaktU, Ja-k-onvlll.- fis-,
da-*, is ith lumbei to Ve now Pine Lumber Company \- ?*?
?el u. Warren Rat Neptember 2.
Steamer < h-rok-*-., iie?i... JackaonvlIB September 1
mid ( harleaton ?'-. ss nh uni-,- and paasengera t., vv. p,
1 lsd ? v 1 ".
Steamer Na.rhee, Smith, Susannah rSoptemher ,"., with
na!-, ami |.?-*e?K,.|V ta, fl. L. Walker.
Steamer Old lion,inion, (im.li. Norfolk, s-nth nids,- and
paaaengers to Old Doini,non Bteamnhip Uompany.
-i-iuii., 1 ...am,. Hansen, Wiiuiiiigton. ssith md?e to
vv. i" Clyde v Co,
ship Ben Nevil Hr. Dill. Dululu 40 day*, in halla*.
I-, peter VV righi v Sons.
H-srk Neptune 1N01 . N.,i->>m. Copenhagen il dav* m
l-.illa-l t.. Kuri. h. I.,1^. v 1 ??
Ship Anna lier Menkens. Brewer -'.2 davs. with ind*..
t,.urge 1.. varrelnmnii v I "
Bard Cararae i'r Sherldon, furacan H. dm* witt
uni*.' I-- l-oulk" V 1 --.
Bria '.'"iL-i.. (ol WiBdsor, H B . Dasie*, Nevvttaa 11
dass, ss Uh 1 dar and *iiC'ii' to lllisii* III-*
s-'ii,!' timk, **- pt 7th '.I'-lii p. m. wind north, itrotid
1.te; thleh and ralntoa. Metk ii.titnini".
Ll.VIII.D
Steamei Msdlana Hr . Fraier, st Tbemai Bl Croix. ?t,
s I-. O-itert 1 dg? I I ??
-t.:,r,?, Dida,,, 1 Hui. I, De \'n,?. Rouerdam sui H.?|.
logne I'm, * . 1 ils- v , a
sieamci h m M*hltney, llaii-rt Beaton ll .' phanek
st. mm. I'anla (Her), Relner*, l>..\.-r for orien I'uai
Iles
st.suer AUCliata Vi r. r:a .,., , nai,i?l- Ham! ure sla
*- mthami'..,, il .1 1 ,,ni?
-i.aui. 1 vi,lilia Hr. Bontell, Nassau-F T Monteii
I -.hi*.
Bl cr VV'.-IU flu [ll, , sai;,F, i-rl.tci -,|?n,i*? Ark. ll
a i,.
rv of I chin.I.ia lenney, Weat l'mnt. Va
n:d D- minion ss i ,,.
1 ?( Pins s.es .ur lacquea Liser|?,?! Barbel
.v ? ,.
-'-'ii.r Uoanoke, il,,,.!,.,. Notfolk and v-m.-it
N- t?- ?? ,1 I.lion H S lo
Meamei ('enturlan 11 Watson Cardenas Jfew-Yorh
-iel I' rn Rli obs 1 ..
''?'""' I'- fis.ai. Bl Nen., OlatgOW A'i-lin. 11.1.(1
it vn Vi ?.
Ship Verajean Hr . 1 rosii.s shmchai .1 vv i-aiu.-r v
Ce,
linc I Llgiii Bl I'.iU.diii >. ,.i-.-. Itown
i>... v i. Ktiaaa v t .,
** M I.I li
ht '" r vr ?" ct ll I'ori Muanl
Steamei ciij ni Columbia, Weat Point Va
somer -ugiiaia Vi.i.ri, .r, llamb-irg via
BoBWMBIptofl . Is.,i,*n* 1 ,is, *-araiuiali
'lill'. BOYEMI Nfs ni- BTBAMBR8.
POREIOB PORTS.
tmaaun letaej nts ii,. i..,sis. from Rew-Tarfe
Kumusi j.i, arrived at Bristol BepieBibn 7
shan.. 1 I....I,., 1 in ||.| Kendall, -Bili 1 fr.ii! BWBO I ?'
I... Nee V arl heptemis 1 fl
.*.,.,,,.., We.ihuii ni,, , ,,,.|,, .yii.-cl |r,?ri Shi,-:.I- foi
Sam \ ..1' September r.
st..mei 1.olin, i,,.r, 1;,,..,?? |r,?n Now.YerS Auuii*!
-.'.' nm.-,i .,1 iiiniiiuf, MeiiteniMi 7
Nie..,,.., Ii.irn*ta(li (Qeri buiui.er, Ncw-Voik, aalled
liuu. _i.-(.n,c., t>e^,uuit>cr 7.
HE AR N
_-. ii, *_8 AND 38 WEST FOURTEENTH ftTBEBT.
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day.
the last friday
of the
CHALLENGE SALE.
? It will be j
A Day of WonderM Offerings.
FUIX MST or SPECIALTIES FOB THE DAY
Can be obtained at entrance to our stores.
Ushers will give every desired Information.
BEST * CO
Fall Styles
Hats & Caps.
All the new shapes and colors, including
many exclusive novelties?and the assort?
ment sn large and varied that all ages from
boys wearing kilts to young men can be cor?
rectly fitted.
We are prepared to conform .tiff hats of all sizes
to the shape of the haa(1. adding very much to the
comfort or the wearer?one of the many a_\'an
tiiKes of clothing young people at our establish?
ment.
60-62 West 23d St.
GorhamSolidSilver
Rookwood Ware mounted with
Solid Silver.
Each piece has an individual
character of form and design.
Thc openwork Silver ornamenta?
tion used is admirably adapted to
the style of the original decoration
of the faience.
Gorham MVg Co.
silversmiths
Broadway and iqth Street.
We ate tip and dressed in the bes!
and newest of the season?from top to
toe.
O ir Fall book al,
HATS
OVERCOATS
sn is
..I.,.vi ?
BIIOI -
?ls fm . i; WI ll
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
_ rH REE ) Prince,
aiKiAiiWAV i Warre i,
r stokes, i ta st.
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP
Koi the skin, scalp and ( ..nipl.-vii.ii Tor Baie Beery where
Bi amer Havel iel ? Jaeagst, Bew-Terk, ai ru cd et
Hr.rnasen September 0.
steiner Mi -I. .nain 11 mt. il . Sf iiir.-r. Ness Vork, ar?
ris..I at nott, Ki...,, september 7.
Steamei Helgoland tier DonklBge, tailed fn.m Dant
tl, for New-! urU September 5.
- tee rn- r i.-i... ii_s ii- wiled treal OtrgaaM for Kew.
york bent, mti r St,
.steamer I".-,t-lls (Ital . Ili'in,,. sailed fr..in I'jl. imo for
>>ss york septembei a (and paeaad (Hbraltai ge-ptembei
Si.*eni<*r Weaei (Oer), Bttrvea traai Kew.Yerb kngnat
Naples arrived il ?? bi altai at ;> ii m aeptembei ','.
Steamer Tiave (den, sander, from new-York, arrived
?t Southampton Septembei 7. and i-r.ied fm Bremen
si.aincr Columbia V'egeifi nen [rom New.York Aeguai
31, f,,r Hanihnra. arrived al Soutkampton beptepihei 7
Steamei Brltannli B .iiiltu from Liverpool s ptem
b?r u . wiled fr.nu Queeuetown Septen bet 7 fm Veer-York.
-iciu.-i lim.i-..., ;lti , J eu k Ina tram Kew-York
tngual 27 for Muli. (,<a*?ert d,. Llierd Septembei '.
si. jiu.-: Island Inn si-,,.|i I;.,,,, Vss..s.,rR 4uBUal
,ii foi cbrlatlanla. ate, v'-*-'.! Lowie leland Septembei 7
Steamer Ubiieilne (Dan), La reen, tram Hew-York
August 28 f"r Copenaagea, |?aaed Lewie leland Septen
ber 7.
iteamer Colonla fieri, Peteraeu from New.Yort| \
25 for llaiiib'iij.'. pm** -t I'i ii 'I I'oiiir s... i, n,r,.-i J,
Steamer We -li.,, k-u Ur Manning, 11..,, too totp
tutu i SI for i?..s i j:.**..I Prawle Point Rtmtembri .
* an,-r Mos I, lr lliompson, trout b'ew"Y'?ra \u-tuai
JO fm I.ls.ri.I i.i'-.-l KInsole ..,,1 ..ins,si ,,,r I',.*!-..'
at .', |, ll, s,-,i.-ii,I,, i 7
?H-aiic-i Mi cf. m. l?''i ii I'.nei fi. Rode rda rn foi
Sen Vork. paaaed tbe lala al \VH--in B-ptmler 7.
Mis, ELLAN COU*.
?ri,. si .in ,-r Cherokee from Jackaoa-vllle, na "ri Ute
., i.pi s\ im., smith, -I Xew-Yi k abauB md a ,i
waterlogged, in latitude :n 08, ton-itud. 70 IS Tbe
aleamei Cit] of si kutti Un., tram Ihe *.. |*o<l
reporti (but ob SopU-Bihei 1 in latitude ll fl
longitude . o ,v. -ass a er* . bottom up iho_ln| ab ti
iud feel ,.i keel, rappel painted boil. rudder B*ne, sun,
rollo** lune nan-, lyina ;?;???.--i !<??
Th? iteamei Nacoeei. iu-ri\.-d ii,,,,, HavnnnaB reports
thai on tl eui em li 11 h. ..ii Case Lookout, -ti- pa*- i tie
a-roonrf \\ liii.ui. Smith, ,f Kew-York, i?,.r:iy dlsmasUd
rafa lOBged and .,l-a'i'1-'i,-->l ssith ap|,.ii.,i,s un lillian
? -in. bs atripploa b.-r. Th,, bark i,u?t lei I nt
water .' .ii- m,
?Jil,, .ress of I.I,,. ss,,-ck,tl -cInii.nnr K. IL lliMtitkli'*. ai
,|s-,-l here si-l.-rfv Ml tbe ("an.a Tin II- .1-I--1 III Bl
wrerked na leena! 0 wi Cap" Lnmae lb* i-rea iv
niained ..,, i...ai.i fer three dst* Tins were i.is.ti. ag
nt * roaittni -. h.iel and ' oughl i. Ba< Domingo
aberf Ikey *<><>k naaaif- on Um 'i/ania. TIM V D
Il..tilkiu? ssa. Built Iii I"****.* at EUawatta, Mann- lier
roglstrv ssas r.i.l bona, .il.,- left I'ltil-d.-lpiiU on Jul)
leaded ssith coal.
$12.50, a nominal price.
Your pick from a good-sized residue
of $22, $20 and $18 Fali Suits
not odds and ends but assorted sizet
Also some Fall Overcoats for $U
which were $20, $18 and $16. B_/?
gains sure. At our Broadway and Canal
St. store.
HACKETT,
CARHART & CO.
SPECIAL MENTION,
Adrertlsemenia aitimlied int* these relaau
re rer.tniineiided i? ihe renders ot TIIF* I RIB*
I.*. I-.' ns thoroughly reliable, nnd business rea he
ililli.- bs iiinil with Ihe advertisers with per fact
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So.. M a I'..--*. ?_.,], i.a.n
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aire ari we aball iu?> prl ta
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Mammoth I'nloloau. Fro*.
LEGGAT BROS.
SI I bambers -street,
Sd doo* Weat of City Hall
park. NEW VOKK,
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PAMPHLETS
WAK HTORir?.-Oyer 40 mles or rho n.H ?t*er.H"
tulon a..Idler*, li,sp,rom. ( hi ill,,, i .\ ,.l pa .-.ell. . Kew
ol ll,.-ni tirinn, lui Tribune .nail prizes. Jj eenie
TRt'MTe*.-Araamenls In iheir fasoi By*. I". T. T*etM
"*oll< Kor ot the -Mun,I n .1 di Company, and url"'**
naninai by T. V. I'ow.lei ly. (ii ami Hasler >Yorh_M?4t
ibe Knltihis el Labor. -1 ceuls.
?f.M .*._(', IHO:l.--Tbird -dillon, rerlaed to ?*r
of April. A rr ills splrnt-'td nmalvr. First et ?!
a. .ni Almnnncs on is. wt-mei. I ttl nae**- **? **
i rudy. I ada uboul Ihe World'a lair. 'it reata a
tapa._
ril.f.Aiir. tilI'ltoVK itknt.-Two charmine ardrie*
hy lt. I', -orthrop, Ihe prime mover In this wera, batt
-ioiU Illy.lien ts... wain ia help beamllr ihe.r natl**
i???? iumo naaaatt .i,,.,,i,i read ins. ?> eeale ? cerf.
TKI'F. HTOItlKH OK TUB WAR FOR
INION. A new . ..Ile, non lAprll. IWMJi el et?ri*J
?ariiieii b?,? mil i.arilt-ipams. Purilll-*. paiBeti' ee*
true. H frm? a copy.
e.ry.?:? HU*. Tho bool or tho alter*dleaer mtntttt *>
wm wtater ta thia etty, ii tatum.