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DEATH HIS ONLY ESCAPE.
Continu?-?! fr.iiii l'lr?i ftuj-:. .
^ so stout. George wear? g full i?.nr?i an7i
u a decided blonde In complexion.
WHAT OEOROE BAKER WOULD
Sanaa ? ?
The Bak?-r* nave not entered much In society
,roun?l ,; _< x" k? !'':; the fe? pe ?; le with
? ' ? - eak of them in
I .. h i - farm on which th? ?
.. ?__ .i- h ' -v Parm, and II i?- .<. w? l?
v- ??;? !l' - ;' ; -' i? iarn TI ? i : in ,s I
.fpana ? I ? tse are bca til
muOta m
xfbev M !: ? ??? '-' b ly wa? ? xan n d it was |
founi ' nditi m. and ?nty a
?lieht sbi i- m w.is n? tlceabl ? on the
rieht :? ?' Th? b??ai also wa? found i ? |.e In i
11. there being only .1 aught ? ?
?
Th? ' ' ??? ? are 1..1 k
remo? 1 tice. Th? ? ' r< m r ?ava
that h< ' ? ' : " l:i th-',! ? ?
T ? rs are m< mb< rs of the Plvmouth
C ?. ? nal Cl ur 'h, of Bro .1 lyn, a'nd the
will prob ibl) be held 1! ? ?
117/.1 TBECA ME OFTHE MONEY?
A TALK WITH .-..F.I.Y'S COUNSEL,
IC THINKS THE <"< ?NITl d.l:.\" _'.? "LION PHARE"
WAS INVE_TED IN REAL ESTATE THROL'OH
A M'MMV THE BALE OF PEELY'8
??: SO MKS.? VOR RECKIVED
FROM "? HE Al'.s
?Mi.
IN?; DEFA! LTER
Frar.k _". Angel, counsel for Samuel C. Beely, the
_;???..? v- bank defaulter, was seen si hi? home, So.
l_ _*hlton -: . Jersey City, by .1 Tribune reporter
_it evening Mr, Ingel, who courteously aubmlt
:? ? ? teal na from the reporter, ?aid: "If th?
man who was- drowned near Flushing, !.. T. ? is
ITedei k H Baker (strongly emphasising md
isrel ? ?.- upon th. Initial 'R') he was not Beely'a
accomplice. Mini you. I lo not .say that the ___
federate'i name waa Baker al all. You say th?
dr-?wr 1 man was sixty-five or seventy years old.
Y- s. thai was about th? ag< f Beely'a accomplice.
The n-, m is dead, Isn't he? Well, you ought : 1 be
ubi?.' to put two and n?' together and draw your
out. Inference. T_m accomplice a 11 old ? :,''i?.-h to
been 8?ely'a grandfather and ought to I ive
giv.n him fatherly advice Instead of ruining him.
"The defalcation, which began about nine years
ar??. started, according t.. Seely's itatement t? me,
through m honest mistake In 1.kkeeplng, on Ms
part, which lo ovei Iraw hi?
? .-.:. Beely bes? ighl him to m.ika- good th? 1
?' nt, and he aaldhe w<fl_d 1 he ? I
red:/? on som.- r> il estate transactions. But the
c ??? lerate, Instead of realising, Induced Beely to
all ?w other ovei Iraft s, whl ;h Beely ?i: l In I
; latlon thai " ? proml* to illi ?? I make
g i ti.-- deflclencj ?? fulfill? To conceal
the overdi. I 1 1 tlona of the b ?
:? esaary, Aa I understand It, tl ratewa?
aide tokee] intopen by makli iz b ma
flde deposits of say 1300 or more at i time, Beely glv
lag him credit for _._?'. .?1 ! to c nceal th? ? :
redit entries Beery would ir"-n time to ;.::;<? m..k
transfera fr.>m othei
"What becai ? - ssureil
me ha I been kept by I my?ter
that may never be satlsfactoi I. 1 ?h, y< -. 1
have a th? :.?? ..'' Ul It, bul n < act 1.1I kn >Wl?
the s'il'/' ct. I believe that the ?
th-' stolen money i-i real estate through a 'dummy,"
an! so thoroughly covered hi? track.? thai the j.r..?.
erty may never be __m_ He was supposed to be
a man of mean?, and yet the most r!u
!ni; has tailed tod r eery much proper.)
his own name. So, 1 don't say whel la name
?was Baker, or not, bul you might t!?. 1 out from
the officers of the bank. I Brat im? In eontacl
wi:h Beely'a accompli I ?? r< il estatetrans
:i some six or eight yeara ago. A client of
mine wan- ? ?me propert) on the old
Jamaica 1'lank Road, Long Island Tnere waa ?
flaw in the title. Beely'a conf? lerate came lo me
and sail he thought : I 'f< r ^ con
? ? b) > U 1 a quit-claim. I advised my
? ? ig id ?? n. b it be - ?? tly took the
I rty,
"What b-rame of Beely"i comparatively Inaignlfl
cant share ,-,_ the enormoua plunder Ii even moi.
b mystery than I ime of the llon'i
!<,;? ?,y .? . ?? erate. Beely'a salary was only
) ? ?? a year, arid t? In a .* not much, if any. more
than enough to pay taxes, water-rates, Inaurai
repairs, Interest on the mortgages on hla houae and
his living expenses. The latter were by no m ma
extravagant, and hi? wife .;>.) not ?ven keep <t
iomeatlc servant, hut did ::? r own housework.
Kell ?' Beely nor his wife dressed extravagantly,
an l Mn Beely never had ? sealskin cloak or <'o*t,
_? bai been reported I know about these things.
to. ...<??? Ida Bennett, a most estimable young
woman, who be? wife some ten or ? l?rven
yean go, was a very Intimate frlei 1 f?
? 1 his wife and my wife and 1 passed ?mr
gunmen at ihe same hotel, at Xorthport, 1. I,
aft?. ? . ... married, till two or three yeara
a.?.. Beely and I were there together much or the
Ma. ? itli g, n ling ? '? . In all our Inti n 1 ui ae 1
?ever asa anything thai cou the ?lightest
?... . other than an hone 1. mo lei
man. 11?- would ta*.? a "?' ell.
bat h? never drank to excess. Bo .'ar ai
playing Ii ?. erned, 1 ne?, r saw or h? u I ol hla
playtag a- . ? re than a frt 1 ime ol
?ochre, r .?? |y for pastime
1 am almost positive that B?
_th th? Boynton Bl? ycle
way ere ata) Ing al
Mort! . :, ?ed the *uh my two
<*?i?_t? ?. ?? : m< ?i 11 1- hi do, bui
thtu 01 ?uch frlendl. tern
th* __, ; ?? ? in) it ? ? ?? thai he w ia in ai
?Mao. 1 with It or
firm?! . !? he had ? r Ii lend I to have ai
In it?. Ion or op? itlon, l '? ?????? thai
be would have ? 1 about H In son ? ?????
or ot!,? ? ! don'l believe thai ?-. ?Ingle dollar "f
Iks bank'? stolen mon? ? ? ? Invested In thai
?mterprtsi by Beoly.
"'?? ??m m,,; the transfer of .-' ?? -1.
Brooklyn, 1? Is propel foi me lo make a ??
?taten ? of facts, aa some
to im; |y that the trans er twai crook?
'*'. an? n thai Is I 1 the cane, 1 h< ti ?? -
?er took place through me .??? coun el, aii'l I know
"I ah" 11 It ?.. |) bought the ii" ?
years ago. It atoo.ma- ol hi? ?? i''
'?* a :,i?t mortgaxe on it :'?i h-:. ?? ? ? econ?! i
Wort?as?' for _ _?? From time to boi
?""'??? i !-i.m Mrs. licnnett, hi? mothel In law, ?llffer
?W - in n ?? ? i pay Interest on both mort
Bagi ? and to lift 11 ? ? on i one. He paid the
Inte..._ ,,,, .|,,. mortgage? and 1 rt? --i the
one with that borrowed m. Tra?y, Hoar.lman
? Platt, I t: mk _.!?? attorneys foi the holder <>f .
{be ??-coi ? mortgag? The money loaned t?. Beely
_>' Mt- Rennet! was drawn from the Wllliai
h?v!i._s i;-,,,?., ut,.-r.- it had been deposited ai a
I_tt .,: ii,,. Mtate ??: het deceased husband Not
a atng!? psnnj of thai money evei came from th?
Jr'' ?? I? ol Be? ly? raa? allty. Be? u owed hla
?notber-in-law |2.l_?, and In ordei thai hla wife. t
i.tti- .,.,, .,.,1 mothei In Ian mlghl be sure ol a
nom? in the future, Mis Bennett had the house ?
trat,.?.,,,,, ,,, h.., ,,N ,,.,r ,| ,,,..,.,,., and also ta.ok
?? I'di of sal? .,: n.. furniture in the hou ?. Mrs |
Bennett assuming the mortgage, 'i h>- Ml of sale
? ' ? furnitur.- aa? foi Bl.' . "' Bg this Iran
?',"''?'? Mr? Bennett received In return foi the
flim she had loaned t., Beely the equity In the
nouee, ahl< h la only ::i.?_it |l,0 9, und the furniture,
?""rth ,.i?,.;i $;,_ Thio transaction ?an consum
"?at'-d s week :..??.> ms? Thun lay, and '.sa? what i
?eeiy sme t? ma about on thai day. when he toW ?
me there waa ?<im.- trouble al the bank.' I"?' 'H'l
not ti,.,, (?at? what the troubl? aras, I have ex I
Pjaln^ all thl? 1.. the hank officers, and Invited ,
ih'tii t?, investigate It.
_,??."'?' *'": '-'"" " C**h OUI Of th- real .-sl.lt.- III!'! '?
?uniitur.- transaction. 1 don'l know now much mor.
!**''?*,'"""'?>? he h 1. but I think it must have been '
._. ,"!t1, '? "',s '?'?' *1"- following day, .? aeek
l.V .', Kn,,">' that Beely came t.. my office and
atmae his startling confumlon to me Beside? ..1
v'??n. him to give htmsell up to the DIstrict-AI '
at !r,y f?' '"""? * i,'s" '"?-'"'1 ";:" ?" tell all he knew |
_.,,_' ?" ?wnfederate*? transaction? no that the
_!__ n:u!ll '.'?"' *""""? " no! all, of the stolen ]
???oney, which would tend to mitigate hla offence
* aid not advise him lo abscoiul
he distinctly understood tha:
?IV I'll,,,,., ,.,,_ ,..,,, . .' '?'.?.?..?.?'.<?. III?.
auVi, Ii .on w,tn "' ?tire affair hai been onlj
???t -mor7til'?'l,V{Ul' ?*? r w""i'1 ?**? ^'
likely thT,e }**" **\*n >'?r* "Ii." and it Is noi
?ver ____, __'"r *. h"""rH?'if legal experience ol
ny ?'ear" I should do anything to injure
to.-nV?0^'? h:,r,,-',?'??-n<-'i refutation. But I Wl
10 ?? ,| i h;i! never BWn s ^lv
m. -i,'' Se 5 " ','""'"" ' "'>' -boul a:i ho?r au... r
I -.?MV ,".y ,k,nd !''"' '?-" received from ?,..
.I'lv'i, vn"1^ ??rho ,s dangeroisly and pro
f.i i: ; who"y "" account of her hushkn
bfa ? .no.?., si:,. ,],?., ?,,. ?_?_ wn..,,. nei hutbai
w'hi h V ? ""av,va-r" "f -h? ''"".-is.* amount f,
which he i?-- a detain,,r ,,r the practically lifeloi
?mprtsonment t.. ?lu.-h h- la liable when captured
THE BANK IS ALL lila II',
IT> OFFICERS HAVE NO PEAR FOR Tl!
FUTURE.
NOT A DEPOSITOR l.'.sT yi:t CHEERINQ TEL1
QKAM8 RECEIVED THEORIES ABOl'T
WHERE THE MONEY u BNT
Cntll ! o'clock .-'mi.!,,v morning and all day yei
nd again far Into i
?*-?' - and i.eatii. r Rank'? clerli al ton ? i ..- ov?
lnelr ?.???-*. All the depositors' passbook? hat
call? l m. It is -,.. i. on I a ? omi l??te
' th ? Tu- a ,uld liav
''""" tu ral or del ol ev? il .. n
m ol k', ping the booki
? - :
itloi mad? .' lenfod m ?i? nei . i t?ai ) Th
,:' 'k ? *'' '? a l .: ot last night, an
r Van A has had h mil) i wink n
-???"!? '??> th? : ?? - : . .: .... looke I as if hi
It ink Ia ma.',, r Kim
? i d work .n the ba.
i' u ? ????- - tanta will go ovi r th? m ag iln thl
w et er, .?-. i ? . .? || th? > . ,n ..- .... r ai...
t!, :. ; In additl m to w ? ? I) I ? en bro uh
. 'n.
bank Is ready for ai ? that ma;
arlt ?? this week In man) r? sp? ct? this ? .1! i>
? il da) In thi bank'? historj T .?? m mager
will !? ?.-in t ? : u -i .'n their correspon lent? a
the i ': it? l .*?': ,?? 'I el? gram? n .1 po ir In. li i
at a tin I ? month v h? n d? posli - ?
Wi stern con ? ?. the bank n< I
riend? noa m? re than et ? ?: ?.:: thef
considerations g j to n i - i t) u
?.?.- k. Thus far the bank ha noi lost a '!? pttslto
? ?ii account ,?f the defalcation. On the
?? pgrams were received from some ..f the larg?
?-, sltors congratulating th? ofllcers and director
on the possession of the support of th? Cl? irli i
l." i-.- In their lime of n? ed.
i ? Van Vleck, i- a p: ,?f I f tl." ! ink'
good standing v.ith Its correspondent?, yesterda;
showe?! n Tribune reporter the following telegrar
from its largest Westen."?respondent: "We regre
ex ce? llngly to hear of your les? \? ? do not low
our faith iti th.? Shoe ind Leather for a moment
We send yon nur remittance the same as usual."
'That." said Mr Van Vleck, "I? ??!)" of ?),?? man:
iraglng telegrams we have re??elved to-day
They are very pleasant evidence of the fa I ths
cur business methods have command? ! the r
si?'.'t of our business acquaintance? I do t:??t fee
the chagrin over this matter that I would if ?,u
l,.ss had been due t.. th.ntractlon ,,f bad a<
count? by the officers of th? bank. Ha : that beei
th" case then we would -:"t have had th? quid
support of the ?Clearing House Committee. As i
I-. we ?.le reived by an employe and hi? a
complice, who would have b ? :. 1 k--> t? have de
telv? : aim ?1 an) lank Beel) s? od well wit!
md a ?? had al solut? ly no groui - foi - .
; ? a* to hi? Integrit) Baker wan an old de
? r, an 1 ?li '? nothing of a susp ? - ?
Pen mall) I h ive n i I? ibi thai the H ikei ?!i
a . foui I drowned wa? Beely's A? ??
? - r he commltte ! s?:: ... t>,. ?. |. , ,, ... ,
telling. I i a ?tat? m< tit b) , j.
??...y ?: ? it Seely and Hak.r pui
the bank's i
trie railway on 1 ? I nd :
.t .\ ? ? -
I it i? ? ' ?
* ....... | .. . ... . , .
our bank, was a sort ol I ?
railroad. He i lo nn
that he had been request lo 1 I
treasurer of it
: van li ofl
' ' ' ' ' IS an)
t.. be hai
ful In f th? ? ? to! the ;.?!??. th?
? ?tant r al ould attend t?> It Tl ? re '.?a ? n ?
: ofl ?? Tl at ? th? n
m itt? r was left The elect i bicycle i Is.
........
forgot i
n the pap?
? B
"To ' , . we shall | R ik< r < ?f
? '
? ' ? the i
?Se? 1 ? ? rane will be
lie would
? ? ? n here to-day, > ul I told him I
Moi '? i)
Theodore M Iv?s, of No. 51 West 8 ?I
is on? of tl rectoi f the Hh and I?. ith? i
liank. If !.. Is ?J over the pi ispe. Uve ..
ment of the bai k's -:# k t i m ?k.- good the Im?
pairmenl of the capital, be lid i I ???? II ???
lei la)
"I don't te i eve the aasessmenl of IS or 20 i- r
? ? ? ? ? III be n. ii h "t a har liriilp." il I Mi Ivi
"The atock !?- held b) su h s large number of
stockholders that no one will have to pas much
Thi attitude of tl.- Clearing II . ? toward us Is
., i irantee that bualne - will go right on ?>* before
Th? t.- at.- many thing? :." connection with I
thai we may congratulate ourselves upon I be?
ll? ???? wi : i wls? ly In taking the pu nto oui
confidence In the way we dH Th? lei ?.cation was
ui-. overed inside the bank, and as -.,,.,n a- we were
satisfied of Its ?ertou? rnaractei wi called in Mr
Klmiiall A? bo n a? Mr. Klniball lold us ol the
true state of affairs v, ? called In the clearing House
? ' " a ????? Then ???.? decid. ! ? ? tell the exact truth
a bou I th? extern of the defalcation, believing that
a* -.<,n a- the w a-' was kn -wi, i .i
abate Makei tte?l :?? All
Ircumstan? en * urroundlng h leath po
the i robable fad that he war- afraid ??' the i >n -
? - I doubl II v. ? g? : much of the m mey
back that R.-ely an I Maker took."
"What is the pro ;? I f getting ai property that
Raker ma) hav.- bough) with the Paid.' monej and
? ? Innoc? :,? i- i .,.?,-"
"I I in't kt...-.'. n.-. . ? ihe : i w Is on tha ; nl All
matter? will bi lo k- i aft--r ? hai i . ? Seel)
have .? hard time ke?-plng ?? it of Ihe w
the detectives I ????? Mr C< ine'i name m ni
ii,?? iy com
; . . ? ? an I Seel?
: . me of the bank'? n >i
thai I am cerl
Crane ha had no nn< tl wltl in) el? i trie
? rallwaj i impan ... ' ite. Mr.
I? an excelleni h n i i ?? l??nl ind
? ?? ? He is a comparu
Th? rallwaj companj
had an accou wll in I Leatl i
Hank."
Jam? I. Ml?h ?p, the !? ink - attorn? . was ? n
? No 152 East Thirl ' . ?
terdav. "I . ?!? a I Mr I: ,!?? ?
?,?..- See!)'? confi I? ? ,?? . - ,i I Mr. Ml hop. "We
. hall n?- al le t?. . tat.llsh the fai t beyon I the sha I
ii? of a doubt to-morrow, when tie paying teller
and ???-?', f th" bank will see the b .
? of when I ?
n to be almos) In
? ? . ne in I k.*i |. . ? .?i to i ov? r
? | n
i, ,? i,.. traced II i- i.'.i probable thai Raker ir
.-.?..;.. ? pi .p.-rty In their own names thai
th.? b ink ? get hoi
Would it be possible f.,r Raker to draw r,,n
stantly on the lank and be flush with money all
the time without nom. of ),, ?? itlv? . who were
?.?ith him almoai constantly, knowing thai h? wa?
i -a Mna ome on? '
?It would hardl) lie possible. Knowing Ihe
tur?- of his business they probably knew hi? legit?
imate Income wa? much smaller than hi
I I hav? i ?? kno<* leilge of * her. .?-'? ? l.v I
l<" he ha? gone t'? Cana - , we can extradite htm for
his crime, II v., suec.I In placing him ?if late
Baker had been Irawlng on th? bank ..ft.-ni-r and
In i.,t|.:e, amounti than wai hi former custom.
\?,., know!? ' ?? on the part of fus relative? ?f
Maker'? crime would not make them liable, bul If
they benefited from It If they handled Ihe ?tolen
money and kepi any ..f II Ihey no- clearly accom?
plices Th.- i.ank .?ill weather ?h?- ira le handily.
l? fact thai difficult) wai sunnounted as soon as
the Clearing House Committee acted Th. si
... ?menI on th* stock will make everything ship?
shape again."
K MOODY BOYNTON OBJECTS.
JIT. BATS THAT his ?-?iMPAVY WEVEB HAD ant
CONNEfTION WITH Tin: HANK <>K THE
MEM V il" RORREO IT.
K Moody Boynton, presiden! of the Boynton Bicycle
Railroad ??and the Boynton Electric eompanh-a, whose
offices ar?* In th.* Mutual bife Insurance Company'?
Building, In Nassau-?:.. mied at The Tribune
office last nlghl snd ?lir.ct?-,] attention t.? the f..i
lowlng intr .du.-ti..n to a report published yester?
day:
\ valuable clew as t.. bow Ihe enorinoua sum.
,,? m n,.y taken frun the Shoe and Leather Bank
b? mi.m. 1 ?' ?3eel) was expended has been rar
,,,-.,. I b) Austin Corbln. Vesterda) afternoon .Mr.
, ,'..,.,? ? nl to all the newspaper) to have reporten?
c_ll ,. hi? office in the Corbln Bulldln?? In Broa I
w.?v in order thai .. description ?f the bridge n
the Ixjng l?'-nd fUllros?1 l"".'? 'a """ '. ?vi ''
., ,.-,-, River at Rlackwelll'? IstanH mlghl be
made puMlc. While thi reporters wore therellsten
; ?,, explanation ol the plan rronr, Thomaa
(v,.i Mr CTJrbln's confldentlal man, Mr. ? ori.in
,-,'i i Mr. Byan out of toe room aud the two men
?m-tnedl awai tomt ininut.-s When Mr. Ry?an re
.. i to the reporters he remarked: "Mr. Corbln
ia?. hai the defaulter ol the Shoe and leather
Bank IS the man nh?,!?? baekln- the BoyOtM HI
C'.'-ri, \t'.ti'm?-nt th'?' either of the robbers of the
Bhoe an- Ueaihcr Bank was backing the Boynton
Bicycle Railroad Company," ssld Mr. Roynton, "is
utterly fais.- and unfounded. At the tima- Mr. *'??r
I'ln is reported t?. have mad.' that assertion Th
Bay .hor?' Journal' and .?th.-r Long Island news?
papers wer.' in circulation on his lines of railroad
containing a Hal of the i imea of all the aubsci.t.
ers to the atock of Ihe I ?on g laland Bicycle Rail?
road Company, "f which the president is Mr Cor
I bln'a nephew, Frederick _". i ?union, ex-presldent
I ??: the Queens County Board of Supervisor?
i Tiler?- .I'd rf.t appeal In that 11 ? t th.' name either
of Samuel ?' Beely, the ?ell confesse?! defaulter,
<?r Frederick Hak.-r. hi? alleged accomplice. Not
a single ?h.ir.- ..f th.- atock has ever ?'.an called or
1 delivered
"Th.- Long I-: h. i nicycl Railroad l' .mpat i ?? s
: confounded w'lth the Boynton rompai?es, wnhh
are entirely ,i ITerent sn?1 dlstlni t from tint com?
pany, their onlj connection being that thi Long
Islam! ? imp inj i- aim) ly a ?I nsee of the Boj nton
Bicycle Haiir? i 1 C'ompan>, which do*? ?>?'" "I rate
? b its. i', bul g* n.w? for t?;,''.i . ;.. ra
ii'ii under its patenta ?'i different part* ol th?'
country.
"The i itter compan) h i? nev? r had any connection
I with th- Hhoe .it. I ?.rather Bank or the robber?
?ifth.it Bank Pre.ldeni Imnton, of the I_>ng 1 lai !
in. vele it illros.l, I regar.l aa a man of tl
hiKhe?i eh irai 1er I do not Ik llev -ha? elthei
the bank robber* ever ha?l any connection whatever,
dlr?ci ??? Indirect, Dv'.th him or hi? company, nd
I am sur- thai all tie- partiel In Intereal will hold
M i Corbin or any on ? trlotlj int?
for any a?| th? i ke thai
?'.._?
BEELY'fl IIOI'BR WATCHED BY DETECTIVES.
Many cui were cast 1 pel ma s ho
I It yenterdaj i] ? eat two-atoi
h i-? in? m hi Ick i?.'_ ? .?? :. ? is; ii,ii- ?
lyn, ?? the .'.el
h ?.'!,? Tti . k ha?! more
visitors than ??????
Merit ly In
di-?.-?ni in! ?; i . ? . ? it Mr?
wax ?ulTei inK iron lra?loi n<l l
? ?
k ; ? : ? ' ? ? > ? ? i . '. ?
trouble at th.- hank
\t th. Central (' inirr.
Seel) .,':?:.;? -i ? ' ? . ? .-???. 1 by many
: - ? ? were prem-ni ii '?.- ? i ? Icea, I
.: ? ? ? r -.i.?, thing that ??
fore the re?. ? I ,?.
f ?let? liven,
but so fai ' ' ' ? . hn ?? ? m ' ele.. t" the
place ' ' a hlch Ihe n
? ?
NURSING THEIR WOUNDS.
YALE'S BATTERED FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Mi RPirt <>'? ; "'? thi: ? I .TAL ANTJ EXI
TO PLAT AOAlXi-T PRIX<*ETON ?*"N
M-1' ??; OK in: TEAM
Mew-Haven Conn Soi ! Frederick T M in h.,
th- Yale r potba ! play? r s ,i ? wa? k" ? ?!.?? I n?? ?
?Ibl? in ihe gam? ?>-i!i-' Harvard yestei ;.u, t.
turn.' i t ? thl? tit. lo-nlghl In good col lit Ion. He
alighted from a cab al u I ?'clock to-nlghl ? I
, n ....-: ? ,. ?;?>!:.-;? ru aa un? on
||> i- ,f hla name h id no! be? n s? iken by
;: :? moutha than any other person'? ti ^merl. i
ail - ? ? 1 i?; twent) r , it ho trs. He s
?. ? ; rmanem ? ffe i a hat. ver fron
with Mackie'a I ?? in?l will pla? ?? I i Yale m th"
nnnu,; gam? with Pi ' New-York ncai
.~.i ? ? la. m irphj ..-?..-?? im k
? <f Ihe i- ap?rate ? 'i; t fron ??? ? t.? k --?i
U!. .,:.-? ? ;??. ar. :
trlfl'.ni Ihe < ?trern?
Butterworth'a eye
ti' 'i t ng over t*ie optl rea ..- ? ;
well a i? ?..'.? i '; ill of l
? it hi it will i
II- Will U- I .: K ? ;
I. . i ma n w ho?,
prove i- i ma : ? : i Th train 1
a : :!?? re, anal 1 :
that 1 .til ?
New-York an
lad ) they I IN
,
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i-?t ?i .-u.iir.t in l ? ? ,.
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Ill.-knk iir.ih ? .
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ml thai
II \HX \l:l> I'll' ii !? < ?F HEU TEAM
Mil. PRI l>. Ft. '.'II! I i ' ' n:l? . T 1 i i ? \
m ?NOR PRRPARINU l ? ''? ? ,..-.!?
Boat? ; Sot . iBfM '.?;? Th? re is unlv. i
Ja?.. it..- In Harvard t I work
??* ?(,?? Harvard team In ?;.? '...- Ill-luck, : ??! i
'.p- and grossi) negligent wrk ".', ihe pari
? ? th? official* ?oil-, words of jiais,- are beard
i?.r th.- players and cos her? alike ti..- few ml?
tak.-s t! ?i .... n ?? I .,,.? ...... : ,.- Ilghtlv. and
Ihe in "i. who n.. :? : ' ? m ni., .\ i ??. ir n m, rill? ln??|
The l.aays feel aim i ? ite.l as If Iheli ?? mi l... I
1 hey .?. ...I I ; refei I hi it goo?l record lu de
feat to Val ory 'I he _ n. ral
men! t?? thst llarvai i will win ihe name with
Pennsylvania on Thanksglvlna l_j i'??
will I..- ?troiigci than the ????.?? that play? : ?luring
most of th,- game ?..'i Saturda) lYrtghtlngton ?II?
I" it.'l Id- ? "II., r i" : an ! will ? i ' ' - ltd. '?.
i '..? Hall? a e|| \!.j ii ? ma) In apa.-ltal. him '?? ,i
\\ heelel I? a:. ? ? r. I. - ?util 'lin.- ' ? hui le) Brewei
and ?'aplani Kmmon? are both ?m?- t,i play, us
both ?ill be all right by Thur? i..\ \\ : ; ? ?
?ii ?? '..in i.a- taken by elthei m .-..? .,? iVhltte
n,.,!" The t".m. .Mil i-' nil. '??. ..? full????
mona, left end; U !.??? lei "i I! Blow II lefl la.-kle;
Ma? ki. . left end; I-' .?Ma a. ? entre; .1 \
. ..? '?'. ilt? :s 11 . it tackle; \ Hi
i it'llt ? t.'i. VVrenn ?luarterba.-k; Brewei ? ? ,. ?
er w hit!? mor. halfba. k. Kali hlld rollback
It Conant. m'-dl.-al advl ei of the Hutvar.l team,
received wor?! to nil hi thai Mui ph) I? out ??: all
. ? ai. : able '?? tari '? ? home Th.- i
v i!.- i lay? ra are a hi Th. Il/i". ai I t, am
will not '.? ??!'.% to-morro? i h. i ? ? :i In ?
l? rlod "' upen pi ?? ' I? "ii I ;? la ?? ' ?u U ?
mornli ?!" el? ? :. .? Ill I? . .? her? I ?? Phlla
i]< ?, hi...
? _
u i;\T HOME FROM Tin: ??ami: AND DIED.
v\..r ?? ? tei m ? N ??'. i ?anl? i M< TI? man,
sgi I fourteen, while pla? ...? football y>_?tcr>lay,
wa? fallen upon '? oi.f hi - om| inlon l le
feelint. dlzs) When hi? father went to '.ill I m
? .,,.? moi i,., g, he a ?> i dead.
.1 RUSAIT \Y '? \ ?111. RRIDOE.
BXiTTKMKNT CAP. EU )V \ ni?. TEAM XO ".M.
; ' ? !. KOBTt'X A TEL i
A team of big baj hoi i came t. irlng down the
north roadway ?.f Ihe Brooklyn Bridge, toward
Park Row, .i 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
giving Ih? " ip nil ?>r the many carriage? on
thai thoroughfare a great frl,.ht \ th? team
n.-ared Ihe Bridge entrance ,i carriage, containing
.. man and three women, ?ver?- uhead "f them
lirld..' Policemen McKeon and Furrell were com
I" lied lo . !. Ii,. i I? i It?! Ii- for. Hi" ? .him.."
could pa ?, bul fortunately there wa ti?.
Ilrloii. The runawaya beiouge?! i" Abraham Bur
a coal men hant, ol N<? luC ( : inlen ? i . II i
bok'-n, and were attached lo ? two - -. ? i - ?. I rock
away, m which wer? Mi Burdb'k, who I? sixt?.
^'.ns .dl, iii- wife, about in. ?ame age, and hi?
daughter, twent) eight yean? old None ol them
Jure!.
At al?-. ,i Ihe middle ,,f the Bridge th? 1? mi I"
came unmanageable, and ran away. Mr u u
dick kept them In the road until they attempted
lo paaa th?.:h "f Peter Caaalon, ??t No. 187
Kiizat?. Di-si.. thl? city, who waa driving, Here the
hind wtoe? I "f Mi Burdick'a carriage came In vio
lent collision with th? heavj coach. Burdlck'?
harneaa gave wa) un?lei ihe strain, releasing his
horses, ?Ni", then continue?! their run. and leaving
?he rockaway standing In the roadway with
it occupants uninjured Mr iiur?ll? k sai?l
that a passing train frighten*?! the animals
and congratulate?! hlmsell upon the fact of
the harnes? giving out The carriage waa drawn
t.. park Row, a !;? w sel of harness procured, and
Mr. Burdlck resumed hi? .ourney.
,i KRWARM HEALTH OFFICRR RRATRX.
Francis Klncke Health Insi.ior. of Newark, wa?
watching s quarantined bouse In Madlson-st. last
night when he heai I cries if murder In aa ?cart- |
ment al Su il Madison ?t. He hastened there si i
t., m I John Donohue brutall) beating hla ag I I
mother and hi? children Kincke Interfere-, when I
;.. hue turne?! on blm am! broke hi? i.n i.-g and
battered him almost beyond recognition. Honobue
was arrest? i
JOVRXRYMRM RARRRBA FBOZRX OUT
Th.- Metropolitan Barbers' .ssoclatlon ?..s rent
in t _i?it. at ,. .st.iinis meeting !,i?i night al M?nner
ehor Mali, in Rast Blxty-atxth-st. Hereafter the
ikish barbers and the Journeymen barbers will .?>
their several waya The break wai not caused by
both aid?-? desiring to withdraw Far from it. The
Journeymen would bave b en content t" sink all
differences nml remain In the parent organisation,
but ih?- boseea deliberate!, [rose them out The
slighted Journeymen then wfTTidrew in high du?lcton
and vovved vengeance on the bosaea.
S ELECT It >X S F ?m M THE MAIL.
ENGINEERS OF PJJBLIC WORICS
THE PROPER WAT I" ??KTt'RE THE RIOHT MEN
FOR IMPORTANT PI.?
To the Editor of Th- Tribune.
sir a i. . ,,i . mortal :i .he Ti : ? it I? r
th.? title ,,r ..? practical T? t." . ?Ia-1 attention
to the Importan.f the appointment! ?? I I must
'"? : ? i., i?;? tl-t? m. ?.min?,- i;. . pecially
for the position ??? B i|. ? ?? ibllc W irks.
Th.- remarki there made an applicable t?> a con
si I? rabl? t. n iber of public offii es, noi on ;- ol the
State, but also of the L'nlted State? and of muni
"? ?. an ! th. t of put.ii.- works to the tax
| pay. rs |a very lai .-,.,.. | ,,,. ;i, , , ,.-,,,,,..
'.?? of th? ir n, ami ent
Th.- Idei tite at Ion and ? ? i Ight man
, for such a pi.i e, if the ippolntlng offl ? r? or ap
! i olntlng i- die only knew the way, w? ild not
usually be diffli ult. Th? re il ol st >? '?? to g? ttlng
the round p- ss into the round holes I? th?
?I-'' tl. ? Ih? I ?! hav? ? o g< nei ill) been thi m
men -.. k ng the offl . t, ai l not ir.? n sought
f ? the offl, e by theii mo it
? oi ,'.. ten! ,?i i n usta ?
nun h l???s than ! ,| ;,. i I) . In :?. in) pari
the . otuiti . an I th?
usuall ?? f Clt) Engineer i? hich
to the . public
woi k ??? the Stat?
neers, with a | rofesslon ?I
tl. it m iki i I hell ? rule, be
tlon
When an i ? -.- ante 1 f.,r ?:? ?,
oni p. ?.-!.??
of New-York, h can alway* e foui-.d
....... |
i the : ' . . ? . ?
merit?4 I Kith hai
an ? -e eption. the mosi truatwortl
i tali nt< d m? n In that prof, n. The
of these oil ? i the annual cal
.
?? Ile 11 . Il
If tl reaaury Department
i? ? lo f the i
Oovernment, ol.in
nlwaj . i..,:i, . ompetenl an I hon? I
similar!) consulting ihe leading members of the
of archltci is If i ? I I engli
are needed b) the N'a\ > I >. part men I m re'i l
? ' ? ? a to I
disastrous!? small bo I) of the I i 'orp i
? d the Navy, or b) th? t'overnor ol the State, or
the Mayor of the ?It; ? ? te oard? of
>r of direction I ic?n, In their
;???:? if hoi uralile
and t til prai tic. , ex lei
y<?ars often. cai
? eml ? rship of th? .- ty of Mm h ml al Kn
e the
Islon of I he
?vstems of transi
? . lude
most usual II i i ?-.....?
bran I #f nsinn-l ; esslon In actlv?
ihei no. far i he fail?
ure of Htat? ? ? 11 got
'
? , latlon | nl
lie ?i.ik. ..t an) k i i,l pi i.vl I?? ' thi h mt?n
and maJti i ia! i I reas, ? ?. ,i. a. for
?, . .
???.-????
? ? ? ' hich are al
? ?
The) sou).1 usually, wen ? ? lion offere.l
? thai i.Ive i m i ?
to the ?i
" ? ? al
i i
........
of a ?-oi
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?
?
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i: II
I . i. N. Y., !
THE \\N' \i'' '!.: ' '?' : -T !?? ?:VT ?; \mi:
i ? . ? ? ;'
?
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V n i i :
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rill
?
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. ? thi
I
th? way ?-I
: ? ,
or fit ? : ralm
? ?
u ?? who
?
known, and a hollda? ???? is tl In the
p-ai ? ? . ? throui i, with, pi. -? nl In
? In sp.,i t - of all kin I? ai Ise, .??, I who ai ?
? moved from the scene,
i ? ? : - : tlm In our Ju Igm? ni in. a
i-, ..? i nl "i Inl in tl
Int? f i ., I? ?: . * 'b!.'
n ? ' . n i were : , il** on
duty at I
line ol
the ? ?am? ? . ., ., leni) was tl ? ,.?.i.
Ihe pi i i the ben?
,l irll .? the : me line, th.? n
I elni mere pe tutoi ? Now. th? in? re I
tl,. ? looki t 'ii n. oui it, thi op. n air a . V*. ?
,ti i s.i:urda . " - tage; in
our ?i ? lliej noil Id tl been 111 lhe|
even ! ? ? ? ? i ? ; Innocently
, ?
of, \./. . in
-., m.,| i-.- a s ''? ral Inter? I in all al I
there .- i . Ine n ? I
ntl.all Ih \
... ir.l Indian el
i plli it.*??? of a
it. bul sill i II , 'i nn- ,
other the Inter? I i tl n I h ., til ???. am.
otball will ti
\ n mai i ?rdli athli l.trill.
to an all i- Ihe u-liial battle
I III! thi ?in. I. d? not ?ib i footl.ii
for they p'-i uns
; te un bul .ol ii
I iv.? thi a own ai un? TI I , It Is
lo allow th' ? to vlsll
i . ?
,
from West I'olni
rould certainly I par??.!, ami the ? ? ? :
m .? leiv.-n
..: ml mal? It i ' to 1 I
If It be I it a
m : h bud feellni)
),??ween ofl i al ihe - ' K inn ,
th< n :?? ; hap II won d tie ti to tea h the
otll.-i rs of li >?n? of tl
i,| :. pin ?.'.- ' rol ?,'..? Ihn Killlie
hi ' ,?.. ?i Ihe two a? i li
ii ii put p ? -?? Thi old gam** of Ik.? ? i ..,. -,f
II. m? vi II was d< ? tu- i .n ill. nal p n
, -, - i?-eri regarded as i Itltlg up "the
of mai y I il- cltls? m ." bul t?-?la?
: . r an i inn.il ? im>? "f lenpin , an I so '.\ ??
ho| ?? ihi obj. ctlona ?? ? ? .
West I1 111
Again It I cl ?aie I that the et
t., the m itch ?; m." i- tween th? two n i?l? m
m- th? tti.ly To this ii ma) be replie I
thai "I'hri.-'in i- leavi ??" hat e a
tin- authorities f.,ma' ?? v? ry
giving thi m '" Hi * e ?' ? let? In dangei n
ent, and a similar remedy would apply In tin?
. i ?
The advantagi of having the gam between the
academli H i k< ? ? an th ? Intel
in general, it Indu? ? - lib -ral ? it?? i pilon* , I oltl ? . ?
I , ?ti. . I the ex| I ' , -l- l ill? and ol a
>..,, ?i . . ich, it w ?'I -pt ' ? i an Int resi li n itletics
all ,,?.?: the Army, where li Is sorel) need. I, and :
waul.I be of Immense benefit not only In Its? f but a i
., an ?. i tu ?i.- '., lin ?, n aklng the - ?Id : m ???
contente I b) making a p in ol th? i ex< reis i >. .1 '
I'.-, lure, and finally, If I l?'d I ml Hi.'
?,, ii.i|y , .,n I lion of if all we cl.se :,. , m?; ? i
h? ri II will lev?. ' lualltl.s that ? ime
from n generous i.. ilry in a manly ?port, Indorsed by
the Nation ??! man?) snort? a? well a t* our own
!.. , , Uegi - Tl ? ref re. I? : the sain ? t .1
:? - . ?| ,; . , tl and pr mising i m??. tru tl :
tl, ,t th? good ?en.f all wl!l help to i move quick
Iv the f? ".' and li ' Istgn -?abb ? emeni.
RX-INSTRI'CTOB
New-York. Nov. It, ?"
WHO'S Tin: OWNER OP THE ."< ' 'KKTMOOKt
- Editor ?if The Trl ?
Sir i m Suntla) alteration, whlli coming uptown
on ?he Third iv? elevated road, I picked up a
p, it.?:.k In a ' ?a ! ' ? "'? ' ? '*''? h i ?? ?ung la ly,
a st ran-.r. hai llrect? I m- attention I' la\ al the
!,..-i of ? lad) opp ?It?? i i ked It up, offere I It tu
n r. .,?. i she llaclalmi I II ?red It to a Chi) a
man Sitting : ?. ' 10 bel .?:' I 11" I I : ?:? Id Sted .t.
although weighty with silt r or gold thl? dep
sayeth nol I pon the impulse of the moment, and
i,, i caring to hav? the charge of It, I handed It
to the conductor without opening it at ail and with?
out noticing bis number or the car. It waa about I
in P rhapa it may he?,ins; t?i some one who nee?i?
i I' wa. _ sum. what worn sealskin tan color.
T. <?. BUMMERS.
No. Ml W.st Slxty-flrst-st.. Nov. 21.
THE NEW-JERSEY SENATOKSHIP.
I HOTfORABLE MEN ASK THE St'PPORT O. A
L'XITED PARTY.
To the Editor of The Tribun?.
Blr; Two communications in reference to the
I'nlted Btatea Senatorahlp in New-Jersey, which
have r.ntly appeared in Th.? Tribune. convey an
us i : . of the actual situation In this State.
| One unfamiliar with oar politics would conclude
'? :: :"" statementa embodied In these articles
ti.it General William J. Bewell, one of the candi?
da tea for this distinguished place, !? entirely un?
worthy of it; that be Is a candidate of a "faction";
that he Is ,i railway monopolist; that he Is a par?
tisan boss; that he Is a suborner or newspapers
an l that he is otherwise obnoxious to Just criti?
cism ? 'i the other hand, it would appear that
Fra kiln Murphy, who also aspires to the office,
i- a gentleman of exceptional courage, th" r?pre
?entatlve In a'peculiar sense of the better im
pulsea of the party, and that r.m Republican
- e? m thl State a-eri due chiefly to his au
; ? : lor mana .em?
ii' to aay thai none of these ?tat?mente or In
latlfled by the facta In the case.
- veil la n?'i the represent itlve ol a "fac?
tion." but of t nan I and overwhelming lle
? the state, Il la undoubte II)
true thai he haa ?some opponent? In the countlea
i i in ! I? rg? 'i. but ilii:? opposition, while
i ' ? . ' . termlnlng sentiment.
o ' ome of i er on 11 mis oncep
II ?us an l Indi?, Id al ip|.enta In th?
ralee ntl-.ewell"
m E is? x ? ? utterly and consplcu
A* i m if r of fact, the "questl.?I the
ii it"t?? i to the | opular rote" in
tloi II ??? known In every dis
?? ? the .tat? thai i lei eral Bewell would be
'?lit" for i'- ? ilon; and in many pans
? Btate thla ive Ii tensity and vigor to
ih" ''I" ?? of Republicans, while from me Btate
aa a whole the response ?ras decisively In bis favoi
?eneral Bewell has been and is a recognised
lea?l?-i of the party in New-Jersey. No man who
has been Identified with ii for the last quarter of ?
century has contributed more largely to its suc?
cess than !.?? has done. In all the crises of its
hlstorj he haa fronted the foe with unfaltering
.ni courage. He has been an active cham?
pion of ?ill id.a? of progresa engrafted upon the
party policy. In th?' long and bitter struggle for
'!?? vindication of the lights of ths people when
? r? lied last winter by desperate par
Usan conrplrat ira lus aervicea were so conspicuous
?? ti ?ven hla personal opponents in Essex County
felt constrained to recognise them by a formal de?
liverance. Aa to his alleged subservience t.ir
poratlon Inter? its, It la enough to state that his
? ! in the State Senate an i as g Senator of the
I'nlted Btatea ?ill be searched in vain for one \ ite
given b) him which discriminated against th??
;. "? h- and In favor of the Interesta ?if con w_tl ?n i
Franklin Murphy the one competitor for th"
Sena I in honorable, upright and capable
? man, a ho, I elected to the Benatoi
r.-ould worthily i pn en! Ills part) In ihe Btate
Bui it la mm.is' to him and s perversion of fae?.
linn that he is n eptlonally deserving of
the honor by virtue of extraordinary capabllltle?
or ?ervl .?? The Intimation that the recent vie
lorie in N'es Jersey were due to hla ?uperlor skill
i manager la unwarrant??d t>y 'he facts. Those
\. toi ? taneous pn tes! of the con
? Btate a rainal forma of civic un
. -s whl? h h. i become Intolerable. As
. State Committee, Mr Murphy has
i! ml and persistent, bul the poll y
smpalgn? have been fought
a! sense hi? it: llvldual policy.
Vor ? pursued In dghtli g the rump
any ln.llvl.lu.il, I.ut of
md i ' 'l mind? In the Btate.
M ? ? thi [ton John K'.in. Portland!
ei John u I'.rlKg?, Senator Voorhees. Ollbert
?an ? ' ? ? ' ? ? ?"?-??i h Colt, and ?? .
? the i ?.'tin Itt? -. det? rmlned
h ? ?? ? ? ? ? , t, : -? ? ? i_- -i ? The most
end of Mi Mu? ph) a ? noi din ute this
f ?
Th. part) i" S< ?? I? ' ?ey I? hap- lly
I jar'? It is noi Hal ?'??'? 'i tlonal dls
i It? ranka II reeog
? ? . ? to the hon
? |t desires to a
I i ? to It? i- id? ral
, ? hla way on
traction of rlvala
? n of then ervlce? It la In that
? the?, '.?111 aettle the Senatorial nuestlon
MERi 'ER
? a, N .1 . Nov :i '?.'I
THE CORNELL CREW'S TUII* ABROAD.
AN v. ? . THE LETTER WRITTEN BT PRO
,i R R ' ?; WII DEB
... ?-....??
Burl ' ; WII 1er. wh > hat I.n eon
ralty all i eptlon,
pointed ques
t
ire primat ? I Irease 1 to the
ty, and sa one of th" flrst
I) Important bo ly. it is a pi.
?
i .,? ? ? ,? ? _perl >nce has taughl ui
ntesta do "foater the general par
? ? lenta In out I ot rp >rt_ " The rea?
r thl? ?; te if th- contesta if iklll
? ?tren.:h >r-' conflned alone t? the atudenta of
?v there will not and tannot be that
place which will be excited when there
t with another college or uni ver
? : ' th!? generoua and active rivalry M ax-el In
Bthl?.t of eceaelty Induce many re
of appetite which otherwise would tie un
? , ? '. snd islde from the ma-r.- physical cult
whl?-h I? undergone the student who atrlvea
r pl.i -i iisi curb his appetites, many of whi??h
mJ any of which may be Injurious to
?
The i'ii question which l>r Wilder propounds,
?. / -i?.. ?? _? | effect? upon the
iraetei ? * ten equal the contrary effect upon
igh fr< ?! u ni atten lance upon or
f ove re?d ting , ta ? based en
i re?) upon a false premise The faculty and trus
ire ?? atrict as to 'tie char
h ter in.I the average prof! leucy of their students,
hi far a? heard from n> fault has been found
faculty oi the parents that there
? : ? " ? u| !-, the atu lent body
frequent ittendance upon oi discus
.citing up? 'ta i- " w hen auch ef
.own in havi been Injurious, then
tt. can r the pi ? ition
i ? qui i as to w hether these athletic
? ? ait' ittraci i.. . i ?le number a ho
ere," iii" anew? r i? that
? ? , .
,tii".-i- with th? lai- .
viTslties n r Huprcmac) "ii the water I? so r? ?1
ol IN nns) :\ u ?
i- th unlj 'ralty which will contest i le claim,
?' . net ??:- t
:' in fi :n any anticipation _f \: tor) The ha?e
? ? m . nd " foot .'.ill t? am have only
1?. play, an few have pnt? red ? '
i the?
?I lent? ??..' ti i i" v ? ry lealrable
Sot . "f their ? s n In
theli ? ? ? II? n. ?
r? : n i ? to :n In .- the other an I
mi u.'" : s of I he student body i .
11-wed en .i m< ii ?? ? irneai endeav r.
? ' i"' h ip ? l that ? ver) atumnua who can will
.?? .-methlii. toward defraying the ex
p ii of the pr p.is i Hen regal an?! that
v. I. n ?t ' linlsh? I even Prof. ? WII 1er will In
? ? : the ?< 'ornell I v. II, v.-ll. ?. _,L
Cornell." WILLIAM .1 VOI'NOB, Corneil, ':.'.
? ?yater Hay. 1, !.. N v. 19, !? I
-.
TA M M i N ? IS TIIE HUMES.
NO roMMITTEE MEETINOg RINCE ELECTION
TALK OF OIVIN- (''? THE NAME.
The failure of the Tammany Hall boaeea lo h?>M
their usual committee meeting's since the election
ha t- ?n aidely commented upon In political
circles ?luriiiK th. last few days. It has been the
custom ni' Tammany for many years m have the
Executive ani General committees an?l the Com?
mute? "ii Organisation convened the w.ek aft?-r
the election for a general "round up." if there
Was a Victor) tO celel'l'.it?' the lea del s WhOM II
trtcta contrlbutaid to it were honored and those
Who pit? d W? ?k or unfaithful were reprimanded
or turn? i down. In the days <>f .lohn Kell) his
Commit!.n Organisation never failed to come
her within a few daya after the electkm,
whether the ticket was elected ???? defeated. If
Tammany \?."ii the newly acquired olHees were
distribute.! If ?he lost ihe braves took counsel
tog-ether, renewed their fealty and went into the
v.tth tr. ih determination
So call haa been Issued for a meeting lince :;i"
i- an ol I-time warrioi m I
yesterday, "the ?tutting had been knocked clean oui
m." 'i here is i hing In sieht to ti.:.? ?
and what th.y have t'.''. are bound to lose The
pi (position to repeal the charter of thv Tamilian)
. and to prevent by statut?- th<- printing of
? i ta bearing th name? of men nom It ted
b) Ta m man) or any other secret "r ?.?nil? ??
organisation ha? had a ?addenlng effect on the
Ladera and follower? ai.k.-. Borne of them adi -
,,; banding the political organisation to ?ave th
charier ol the .? i :\ and reorganising as a political
part) under anothei name The) realise thai Tarn
man) haa I"-- Its 'harm ..s a name ta. conjure _tn,
and thai t nn_ht as well be abandoned. Ttie sub?
ject is llkel) tu come up for serious discussion in
tu?- Executive Committee when enough member*
can be . ..;. together to make a .uorum.
A VICTORY FOR PASKOLA.
IT BMCMIVEB TIIK OffaKIAti ENWRSKMENT Ol
EM1NKXT EXPERTS AND A JfRY OF REP?
RESENTATIVE ?ITIZENS.
The gull brought by Ohio's Food Commlsslonet
against a Cincinnati druggist f..r selling Paa?
kola ?m th?? ground that it was nothing but glu
coae, resulted .n :i great victory f.?r Pask?)la and
<t verdict against th.? State.
During the c ?urse of tin? trial. Prof. Rhaller, ol
the rniversi'y ,,f Cincinnati, testiil.-d that Pas?
kola was not gp.t??? s.-, arai even If It was. II
Would be harmless H-* alao bON wltn??ss to lu
activity as a digestive agent.
i'r-.f. William Dick r>'. .if the Miami C??lleg?i,
testifl.-d t?i the .?ame fa ??s. go did Prof. Schmidt.
th- hemlat of th- Board of Health; Prof. Will
lam H.'ffman and others.
A practl al test was made in court, showing the
digestive action of Paskola on egg? and meats o?
various kind--, whereas glucose under precisely
th-? same condtUona produced no effect whatever.
This teal bul ?onflrmed the experta' s*a;o*n-nts
I and proved Push la I be of great value in in
digestl 11 .n ! '.va--"ini?: -isekecs.
This verdict disposes ?.f the mal!?Motis attack
? that has !,..??, mad? agalnsl Paskola by Interested
rivals, at'd suns have now i.:>. brought against
! the proprlel ira ?.f t well kti iirn emulsion ??f ?*??d
i liver ? l f r having given wide ttfrculatlon to a
false f rmula and ?ii:"r mUrepresentaUoM re
gardlng It.
Th-? animus n, ?hi.? attack win be th<? better
underst od when ir is stated that Paskola is
being largely used In th" (.! i,-* ,.f ?*..?! liver oil.
SEE THE NRW STOCK OF
FREE WOOL CARPETS
Ai Cow-erfiiwait & Co.,
104 West 14th St., Near 6th A va,
777/: WOMAN HAD TAKES FOISON.
APPARENT ?"S.*?.\ El'.Y OP AN attempt To OOSE,
??Kti. A sri'-ii'i:.
An atf.-mpl to conceal an apparent ease of sul
clde was dlacovered by Deputy Cotroner B. J. Pon?
Un late last night, when I ?r. Norb-it Sta?ltmuller
made an affidavit before the Deputy ?'.?roner at
his home, N.i. l-"' W.-st HoustOO-st. I?onlln during
th* day had been u? the bouse of ?Bdward Mayer,
N?. m Baal Beventy-ntnth-st., to Investigate the
cause of ?h.- d-ath of Catherine Meyer, and on ac
couni ..f ?he unsatisfactory explanations of the
husband the Deputy Ctwoner refused to give a
hurl.il permit until he had taken the statement of
Dr. BtadtmuUer, who was called in to attend Mrs.
Meyer I ?r Stadtmauer mad" an affidavit in
Which h<? .says:
I was .'.illed to attend Mrs. Meyer on Saturday,
November 24 at It):*! a. m. 1 found her In a dying
condition. Sh" told me that ?he had taken poison,
"Rough on Kit.*-." I found that she had taken
th? poison either the ?Jay before or two days, and
when her husband was not heme Bbe told me
that her husband had pt-ocui-ed from ? drugstore
- une mustard and sum.- castor oil, wht.-h he gave
li.-r. Aft r taking these she vomited and said she
felt better. On the following ?!?>. Saturday. I was
sent for sad pi.-? ni.e?i th.? usual remedy for i?ol
sonlng.
Th.? cas; was reported to th<* Coroner's oftVe
y.steriay morning and Dr. Donlln was asaegMi
t.? Investigate it The Deputy Coroner toik the
affidavit from the husband, it flatly coattradtets
th.? statement of the doctor ?l > was called in aa
the worn.m was dying. Bhe had been suffering from
?h.? eif, ct? ?>f poison for two days. Mr. .Meyer
und? r oath said
Mv wife had been afflicted with h.-art disease for
four yean .?"1 had l?een treat?d for swelling of
the feet during that time, On Friday last ?he waa
to bed ..n ? nint ol nain In the abdomen.
? for Dr. BtadtmuUer and he attended her up
tin;., of her death. Bhe die i st -' p. m.,
Baturdaj She met with no accident and touk no
P ilaon
Th- ,-ase had no! l??n reported to the police,
and it waa not known that there was such a ?-ano
until last night, when Dr. BtadtmuUer told the Deat?
hs ? . ... a note t? Mr Meyer to
carry to Ihe Coroner Dr. BtadtmuUer set forth
In it the facts a? stated In hia affidavit The hus?
band h .
l leputy-? 'oroner I ?onlln ?aid
i went '.. t(. bouae Sunday, and became eus
;. Iou? from the answers the husband ?gave ?no.
i refused t., ?a?.- blm a permit until I bad s.?n
the doctor, whom Mr. Meyei said had attended
hi? wife. The do tor came down and mad.* th?
affidavit, which ?hows thai my suaptetotia ?rara
ii tided The man told me he la a n latir? of
Peter !?'. Meyer, the real estate man. lb said he
would burj the body Monday. Th.- woman had
evidently suffered all the agonies of phosphorus
tig foi two days, [f her husband knew that
she had attempted to commit suicide, he can be
punished for trying to con eal the facts, it is
clearl) shown that his affidavit does not state
the fact
Mrs. Meyer was forty-three yeara ol?l, and ?
native of Belglum.
THE TTRANNY OP LABOR."
DR BATON sws IT II A OREATRR MKN*A?***J|
Tltw THB TYIt.tNNY <u' WEALTH
"No officer of n r.r.ir. il corporation dar? ask for
th- votes of th.. people for a pollt* ?i office," said
the i{.-v. Charles it. Baton in s ?ermon be preschet
last nisrht in the Church of the DtvhM 1 at.-rnity.
Ht rifth-a\e and Forty-flfth-St., upon "The Ty?
ranny of Labor. ' "A man I? -er idy lefoated when
his name is mentioned for public ofllee if be la ?*oa
n? ???I in an official capacity with a railroad cor
poratlon."
I ?r Bat n began bl? discourse by saying
Through the iron fate of t?.:i the wortd has pa d
to civilisation. The resource? ol oui ? iintrj ?re
th?* result of labor There are difficultlei attending
n?st app.it'...i,m nl of wealth but :; seems to me
that ..n effort i.? made to forgei uist.ee in am
it tempi at ?eneroaltj Laie tig mei ?I mid re?
member that v.!'?,: _ ; ire taken by laboring
men. Attention mus? i?. called t.? the tyranaj of
labor a? well a? tyranny >.f w.-alth. rifty yean
ago the word "strike" was sltnost unknown as .?p
piie.i to labor trou
l?r Baton then proceeded to review the faaeotai
str'.k? < and potm oui l. ?.?. the men who instituted
them ?*ere guilty of tyranny, !!?? said
When laboring men, :ik.? other men, have learned
ntrol i lit) t ter there will be fewer strtk?ra
and les? tyranny. I?e| u* r member that the t>
rannj ..f lal .- r menace to safety than
the tyranny of a
When laborln? th? an ?I all not work
at a c? 11 tin wage :.',.> are| r. as well
- .? . ? n they say a man ?hall not work unless ne
ther union. When th. \ that a m m shall
I to a ?kllle i tra : th? > are guilty
? ?t tyranny.
In referring t ? the rec nt Pullman -:rik.? he ?aid:
The committee appointed bj th? President shoall
have made a moi ,-.? r-p-ut in connection
with th.* sympathetic nature of thai strike and the
'? ? :' ill-- American Railway I'nton in Its
unjust lemanda. 1 am In favor >f labor orgaabia?
- but labor unions are always i illtj ?>( tyranny
when they itti mpt to bti t.ad of up.
Ne_i Sunday !>r Baton will deliver aa addreai
.?n his recent vlali to Pi ' the strike there
and in ?'hi.' igo
- ?*. _
TUF BEEMAS HOSPITAL'S CONCERT,
Each year the German Ho - t| ?Arm a
concert for the benefit of it- hospital and dtapea>
sary and each year the concert t? m?,re ?ucceaatfra^
both from a financial and musical point ?,f view,
than those which have pre? hi li This ?.ear's
concert took place at the Music Hall last evening,
hiiI was attended i ?? many prominent <;?*rinan
Anierieans of this city. In former years the <'er?
man i.i.-.i.-rkian and the Alton ~.< leu.-? ??lone
have volunteered theli ?orrices, bul this y.-ar
musical organfkations were augawated by
the society of "The United Hagen ?.f th?? ?'ity of
N'ew-Vi.rk," and by several iV'-ll-known iniisleal
artists Th.- hall was well Riled Bl : .- a rexult of
the ???inert a large ?urn will be added to the hos?
pital fund The money derived from these m-au-al
benefit? la devoted t., the operating expense?
Those who volunteered their services last even?
ing, and wh,, assisted in making the concert one
of the most successful th?is far given were Miss
Mary Louise Clary, ititralto, who sang ??Ink's
"Orpheus": Mil and Miss lit tille Sur?,
pianist-. Who plat? ?-le.-M.m? Hum I'hopln and
lly.IorfT; l-'r.tiitz ?..mis Rerger, the '? nor. and tl.
\\ Pergison, !?..: ? tone Tl.emalndei of the pr?>
gramme was levoted ??? the I.Merkrau, the
Alton and the I'nlted Blng? ? ;ie?
gome well-known people present were William
M Btelnway, ?' F W?hle. Adolph Kutroff. O.
He*, .-r tleortfe II Khret. Krank Cut pert. I*'. A.
KitiKler. Bdward Bhaefer, Pet? I.Iger and A. M.
Pinch
(tfnropcati -\-Ptrrti6tmrntf.
HOTEL OE LILLE ET D'ALBION,
223. Rue St. Mom,!.., i'arls.
Between the Tuilerie? Qardena, Place v. n lome
ant New Opera. Adtrantagsjoaa itnTatag? m ta? for
families. Beautiful liait. Large Drawing llooaaa.
Electrtc Light. &t?. Telegrama "Ullalblo^3
l'iris HENRY ABAD?A
M
i:ssits r. w i.l.sii & n?, :i Tainigath
!.. ?. ! n bag to ???;" i.?-a.,r - .11 -i?nr_.-ota
.- .i.. 1 Amen, ,n pi.riu?'?, beat
JJ-t UROPEAN AI?Vi:uriSl-;i;s tt.ll tWi.l the
- I....i : n orTlc? of Th* Trlt.une. Tfi Kl?^t S>r?et ?g. C,
a convsnirnt pisoe 1 . leave ihro advcrtiMuania lar mnkl
llcatloa in The Trtbtia* *^

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