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easure which Mr. liatt i? pushing forward, anl I
I? is. In ita wsy, as bad aa th. Police bill It w
roniiEEi rsri. BBIDOE BBOBOAXTBATiOX.
Fhiladeiphi.'i. Mar?-h l" Th?- committee of first
mortct?t'o i, indi??? d.-rs of tii !" - I? p] la, Reading
and New-England RaUroad fPoughkeepal? Bridge
system), o! which H*?.i-j- A. FletClier I? chairman,
will at to-mon w'a meeting of ftndholders here.
submit to thsm for their .a ? plans
for the bettermeot of tho company'? present con?
dition.
The first plan, known as Plan A, provide? thai
th? committ.?.. be empowered on behalf of ? ???; ?alt
ln?r tieeurlty holders to ?nrr.-e ???th the Heading
HaUroid, lng niamator of 'he principal and In?
ter????! <>f th? hi-iil?, within Bul months, for ?iti ad?
justment of th* rnrerdue Interest and psjmsnl ,,f
the floating d?t>t and the depsap with a parson
jr corpor;iti?it, s.-leotei by the committee of sc-?ri
?.lea. to an amounl asttofsetery to the committee,
'or the fuMhnent of its contract with the bon?i
)0l'lerS
The second plan. d?s'.?tnate.| ?is I'lan B, provides
!or the ?al?* ->f the property and franchises under
'orecl"*ure. und the organisation ol a n? s company,
.o take the property, rr.d.r the reorganlaatlon It
a prop ??.?! to -reate and Issue first m ?rtsrnge
Kinds ??Bcured upon "h- whole proper!) of the com
??any to the amount of t7.-?'."?? The principal '
:o be payable In srokl In fifty years an?l tfi>- IntereBt
->n the >? ?nd? Is to t>- also pay;,hi,- in gfjo
Your Blood
Neod? c'.ean?:np n w, heeai;?^ t!,:? t? |?m ??a?..n wli?n
acomu'.?i*?i Impurities ?re m? ?t dang-r ??, ?-an-jin?: ih;??
tlrel feellr.f. laaa if ?jipetlt?, ?,r m >re ??rl'.u* disease.
Hood'? ?sr??par!::j i? tae best spring nn?.jj?-!n?. Oarra
tonic and v)ts!lt--r. It purifie? :h? Btsod, gira?? n rich?
ness a.-i?l ?nal?*;. ral?e* Hi? health lone, and cr-a'r. an
si'pet'.ie. H- a?-e i* BBS.
Hood's
Sa rsaparilla
? ?1 ut Iwu nein .? ui,-. 1 be it ?in Is tx r,HiU-?i with ?.
t?r-:t,'-. ! r. | klnx < nt all ?*r *SJjr bod] '?n? daj ?
r.uilce.! a ?tKn B?*f??SSlIalaS B?***aTa f-sri.ipaill! i ?n t c -,
shassd to try N. Tie tort first ?i?-*r eseatsd t .i.. bm
t?(.r?l 1 hs-> SBBi ?nlv ".:.. BMttea ir.d ? ?i.i a*S free
fnnri eri???i,.r.? SAMI'K!. MAI" [**SSON, SI1 ESs?
73d-?i . New-York <*l?ji.
mea
thi
knows aa th Penitentiary bl'.I, ?nd It s'?j emanates :
ftv.-i Mi Ba
Year? ,.: , tbu ? ... i?:\ Pi :..-.- I ar) '.? t
ntsed as s n-., i-i Is tltul ... L'ndei .m I'll -
bury an ; fan ? c anlverssl for .
; n. m i ? m il that It was selec) a? ? ? I -
?sramenl prison ?>?: I aurroun -tog > >untl< enl thi
criminal thece foi confinement. ; ?son *???
?. ? only twlf-eitpi? rtin?;. bal ? elds
revenue to the c-aiuuy. Tl
then . r. , ?.. . but ? i | an ?
ir.ccip'.es ai .- t. *? . after Mr Pfltsbur/i deal
the politicians obtained control ol lh. prison snd It?
aaanaaNFsaei ? tory of frau and corrup- :
tlor. The appomtrnenl ol riuperintendenl was then
lodged in the it, ,u i of Supervisors, gnd thai board
wa? sboul s? bad as the \. ?? ?,,ri. Common
ril h? f- n ? .the
psaltentlgry edatinlstratl n waa scandalous, ?< i
revenue? f.'.i <,ff, . ? prisenera were neglect?
Id beca i ? ; f low pol?tica
Tiie guards, k- .por- ;?ud officer? wer?*. |
heelei itracts for prh n ibot w? i
ani subsrt In dtdance of publl sentiment, ? i '
the outcry of organised I "' the
l>er?ona; j .--'Ti?. ?>? favored politician) Legislative
Inv-vtiL'-" ma **? re ir-i'i'-iit. an I i?erv? 1 I ? ?how th.?
great corrupting Influence of ; irtlsan management
of sn Institutlos ?of this kind.
Pnh'.ic sentiment was it laat ?? i. a cltlsen*
mov? menu ? ? famous A
Con,m:' - ? r Tl Ir en took I I ?pel Itentlary
with . ? . ? effe ting i refoi m ?tl ?n ?- i
that Ihe ? ? ctl in ol sup rlntei |< nl a th* '?"? ?: ;
of Supervl? rs a*aa th? bl? I ? -? of
l,y tae united actlori of th. beat rden of til i
irrespective . f politics, U" powet ?f appointing lbs
eaparintendent ??a? taken from the Bupervlaora end
llldajd ??it.i .i commission Of ihre,-. Tins ariailK.
inent has been ii force 'or mir,.- years, bai s1*ren
<-x?-ei:ent satisfaction, and baa pul in end io penl
leatssry abusi - nd scand ?i?.
T?ie commission i- admirably arranged snd ade
quitely and fairiy represents al! tin different count)
tntere-?ts. ??ne of the Commissioners ts the District
Attorney, who re| law de| irtment of th?.
count.?-; an ithei ? the County Tr? ?surer, th,? sudlt?
tas: ..ni financial onVer, .ml the 'hiri ?'?'tntiii.-'
slo:?-r. ?vho is select? l b) the chairman
Board of Super ?is ira, represents th.- count) - i
?rally, t'nd r Ihi? well !,...-? i admlnlatratlon ?tie
penlrerrtl.irv has certainly pr?ospfred, ni?.i>-h of Its
?iM-tlme reputation ha? returned, and Its super?
intendvnt.? .?r,- conceded to have filled their placet
with cfAciency and credit
'?*he pr.-M.-n t Penitentiary Commis? n consist? of
twJ Devsocrsts ind one Itepubllcan the Dtotrlct
Attorney in a few m?,n;hs the commission will
be HeptiMlcan. Vy the retirement of thai member
who i? ?elected by Ihe chairman f thi it ?.nl of
tasssrvlsora snd th.- appointment of ,? Republican
in his plac? Albany, a? la well k; iwn. s? naturally
an antl-pi.i-* e ?unty, and it happens, therefore, that
the Republicans who will soon control Ihe penlteh
tlary. and have t i - nan ns of a new auperlnten lent,
if one la desired, w.u. la all probability, be ;; - I
to Mi. Barnos on i bis Tl sa Count) master. In
any case, the pjnltentlar) tld noi be us? I '
the purj is?s of building up I eslred 1 'i.i? t ma?
chine J* Is ?!?? ??'. ? : ? ? that by the iii'l
of the Lesjlslafun the law ?hall be so fixed bi to
seeiu-e t.. Mr. Barnes the control of the penitentiary
snd Its pa tronase Thlai to be sura ret 1er necessary
pra.-ti'-iiiy a return to the old systi m - i pr
??i svlls, snd will Inevitably entail a serious loss -,-i
the county ai '. rrent? an Intense antl-Republlcan
eentltn.-ni throughout the ?ommunlty. Hut Mr.
liarn--. care? nothing for that, ha Is not a patriot,
but g ?Wattn ng aa
fates to Stai iventlons and make deals wltl
III) Deiwi-crats, ',-- ;???',- isaur? : of hi? political
futttre. The . heme of Mr. Harm-?'? ?-ill li ? ?1? s
nn entire recons ruction -,f the penltentlarj
in:-? m il- o.? re? lo luvt the County ? "lerk in
??l ?<??? of the ? 'ouni? ' '?? ? - n ? lh n mission,
an-l to have the third Commissioner -? ted by th?
It.oiri ?>f Supervisor?, nt bj ?t? chairman The
pre?, nt Count? t'lerk la i P ill man, and .i ma?
jority of the ' - - rs. com tins; Platl
m?n and their allies the Hill Democrats, ir? friend?
ly to Mr Barnes H- would t) i? ?e ?n i mai i
of th? commission Imm?sdlate!y and mti the
penitentiary, T?o ?ucli i man is Barn??? the ? -nir??1
of this - ? ? ? o . i ? ? greai Hi
r.o ?s**ruples as to using all the ; ?lltl ??? rtunltl?
thus afforded There ?: tn th? ;,!i?'ii
between thirty and forty guard! wl ?? '???
a month, beside? their boai I -."1 lodaing, an I In
additloB there ar-- i; epers, Insti ictors, c>rks, ovei
? - in l ;i tr ? in of ? thi r > mployes Thi
f??r supplies, work " r mstiers ar? man; ai !
Important. To pi ? ? ? " - H th? disposa ol Ml
P'att f?"ir the sustenan ?? ol his nungr) ami Irsty
foDewers, i? to creste in \;h:m? a standing '? -
of por.tii?al merceaartss) who v?r.i rule ?i rula tha
T.etrat>'.i?-an part? of th? county, snd I? ?pardla?
Its ?repute tnrourA ? I Rtate Mr Rarnea ?sra?
t,-T.'en ias? fall by 'h? Republican? of thi? com?
munity. Oui of the four Xasembj) dlsti
carriel only on?' II- i,.?v.?r'h.'l-s?, through Mr
i' i" s Influenc ?. was enabl? ?eat his d? es I
at Baratoga, and bj the sat wan r-.rcird
upon the pir'\ iere for anot .?a hold
ever Sta*e CommHteeman li through th? pending
legUlatlon he obtains c introl of the
ani th.? police force, he exp? ts to be permai
re'ainefl in offl.-e.
I>ouhtles9 th?s?- .? iiem.-i? havi been we'.l
?saturad and arranged ? Mr Platt'? ? ?i'i
lnet. and. possibly, the Legnlai i ? may allow It?
self to he used : t th? i ? nsuromatl n, but public
sentiment h.-r-- la Btrong and determined, and the
mi ,-e?? of Mr Bant?? win be dearly purchased, at
the exp<*n?" --f tbe party. Honeal i; publicans, ir
re?peotlv? o? partisanship, ire already outspoke*!
a*fnin*?t his m-w.r,-? The Ind? pendent ? itiz.-n? who
supported the r:.-,-. I . nl election? with
manv thousand -hinkirc ? "? are united it t?n
demtiin-*; the mai an i h'.s methods. Albany can be
made an i k.-;-' Rep ibllc in. 1 ? oth? r
means than ;,n' ?in legislation In the interest? ,,f
such sbort-slghte.1 and selfish politician? a? William
liarn-s. Jr. ,..? 1 i?, lat? b ?--'. Th n.a- ?' Plstl
fOCXD D*CAD tS .1. HALLWAY.
Polinema-i Whl '.en. of Ihe Ba It ? ' adrad ?tnd? ,
fourth-? ?tat on, waa ask
by ot-.e of the ? *'
Third-ave.. to n OVe a man '.vho had been lying
for some time drunk In the lower hallway of ?he
house. The polie, mm found an elderly man. Win?
face downward, and ?vh> n he turn??! him ovar aw
that the man was Asa I.
On a pleo?; of paper IS the 'lead man R r " k?t
was found a not- from Alexander MrAlaney, ol
No. 201 Kast <>r.e-hanJrel-an?^.twentieth-at . to
James Reilly. no address !? ? ? 1 for the
latter na,mo. Mr. M -Al.inev was .?.en at hi? home,
whero he Is lying Bk k with th- grip, si i i lentlfled
the man frvm ti? description sa .i.nn.-s R
sixty years old. Reilly was ?? friend of bla s mem?
ber of the ram?- lodge with him, attut t- di i i ol
know his address Th?- adir.---' had not l.e-n a?
certninfii at a lats hour la? '..;>.?. but t ? <
learned tha' h-- ?vis n clerk a' \, I? ?'erf
He was first ?ri<*e-presldenl ' th? Soldier? and
Sainrs' Repnhli?'! n Orsai z tlon of N? x-Yi^k State
and a member of th?- Plrsi Brigade Volunteer Klre
Zosavea
Hood's Pills :?"5.':..;..'? "? ,? **? "" "
COLGATE & CO.'S
1808 LAUNDRY SOAP.
t ,.,. by lb? '? ist ramilles
WAITING, LIKK MICAWBER
LKOIflLAT?RS 00 BACK TO ALBANY fN AN
Incertain frame of mind,
HAT SOMBi HIV?; wr.l, Tl r.v P TO
CHANGE MATOR BTRONG'S ATTITUDE?BJt
SHERIFF OMIRIEN SAID TO HATO BUEN
DECIDED CPON POR POLICE
? i Mail**, ?SER, IN BPTTE
PROTECTS PROM
M W Y wl 4.RTKR
SlOSt Of the lawgivers Who entile .??ovil from Al?
bany to consult with Th.unas c Platl bars turned
their faces northward again, and sill probably be
found In their places when busln? med sl
tbe st.it.' Capitol tonight If was pretty well '"'?
derstood In poll tics 1 circles In 'ins city las? ? ?
li.- inat they >:?. bach more unsettled In their mlndi
- ? what tl.tite?me of the ftstt-??Strong contro?
versy will be than when they came Several ol the
?Senators and .Bsemblymen who train In Mr.
Plktt's band isw him again yestenla) Their In
Btrtlctlona would imply that Mi Platl had decide?!
on a waiting gams
Platt'i schsm* for turning over the appoli In
Of the police Justices. ,ir 1:1.1 u 1 st 1111?-.-. as they are
called in proposed legislation, to the .Instiles of the
Supreme Court of the Flrsi District, all but two of
whom nre ander obligation? to Tammany H i
was looked upon yestenlay aa having been pro?
posed f.-r the purpose mainly of gaining time. Mr.
Platt an?! his lieutenants ar" hoping that something
may ?urn up that will chsnge the attitude ol
Mayor Btrong snd Induce him to dir. a division
of patronage, if the machine cannot .????nre some
?of the loaves and flshei from the city departments
it must go to pi.s when the ?apportionment of
Assembly Districts, followed by the reorgsnlsatlon
ol th.- Republican County Committee, occurs this
summer. This secounta foi the frantic efforts
which Mr. Lauterbai h, Mr. Platt'i chairman of
th? Count) Committee, has been making, here and
in Albany, t?i bring about what he calls
atony." Without patronage to mata n the Platt
ma.'hi?e th.- Republican County organization will
fall into the control of the Strong and Brookfleld
men an suivi? ai reorganisation comes, The dlvl
sion of the vote between Brookfleld and Lauter
bach in January proves this beyond dispute. Mr
Platl will probably have to depend ?holly on his
friends In the country for his delegatea to ths next
State Convention. Thli phase ?if the situation Is
becoming plainer every day.
? ?MM.?NS AS TO LEOI?LATIOS
Many people are of the opinion thai beyond the
; .-?? of .1 bill ptfttlng ^'r?organisation
i-.'... ?Department in tbe control of a bt-partlaan
board ..' four commissioners no other eg ?" n
miy be looked for, if Mr Platl can prevent it. ar,.i
: . way at Al
Th?- !.. sow t?; 1. whi 1 was to
. ? three to reorganise th" ? force of N'es
ick.? ? of bj Mr Platl
rters who have i.n b, re
.. ys 1- pra Ural v dead. Thi y hope similarly to
:' all the r. f.irtn bills It t- ? no
aerloua ?Sort ?rill !?>? Tn,-,.!?- tu !?.??- ?
' ? (flee the i resenl Police Justlc? s .,:. i .
powering Msyor Btrong to appoint their -. ?
on? if Mr. Platl can prevent action "-? this -
ur.? it may form th.? basis for ? deal with Tarn
Hall, which he may hope will bring I
:? It I : . ' 1 ?. '
But .1? things itood i,is? night the Platl conl ngenl
saw no way clear r i prevem th? removal ot P
CommUelonera Murray and Kerwin if the Mayor
ecided r?.,,t they must ,.? ? T ap| ntmenl
?? ntl-Pl it) Republl ins as Qeneral O 11
La Orange and James it. gheffle I caused the Platl
faction to lespalr ( an) control over the Fire D
I ir.nt. which has been a f pi??????? with
Mr Platt and thoi ? . ei in I Im. l3ome nt th*
latter Bald last evening that n thins. I n a ; ?? lal
Interposition of Pnvidenes could now save tl
Police Department, and they added thai thej were
Dot looking for thai I I - : Mr
Plstt'i hope ' affairs ot
> ? Y >tk Co ml hecome extremely
f.iint. Mm lit i fort In an] thing
? ? ? Mai r i- i charring him ?? Itti
all kiti'ls of woes I was
bringing upon ihe Re| ibl -an im:-;
Btati ,i - . Nal i
is O'BRIEN TO GET THE PL ?< ' :
Predictions were freel) made yesterday thai es
Sh-rirf jetties O'Brien ??ill so lupplani Poli e
CixnmlBstoaer Jame, J Martin the
Democmtle colleague of C mmli ner ?.ndrewi ti
the Polies Board Priei I ?dr. < CBrlei in I
Mayor Brroni?: n-s. rted that thi ent s >u'd
surely be made snd thej put off th es? itlono I
allegad ptirposa of lha Mayor no
<-:,i >: the present week Mr Pia . . Mr
, ??auterba h. Il is alleged hsi rno ? pro
'1 ajfalnst Mr O'B/len'l . , Btlth
i out uv.ii,. It la also asserted lha I \ \ii. ?.? tarace
look a hand In endeavoring i th* Ma) r
I From naming Mi O'Brien, ? ?? a ih .
lull The Mayor Is represented ..- ? II ..a the
determination usual with him in ius.? .? ? ? r
mind '.- mal" up, and .: li said refused ti cl
It, so far as O'Brie
It was reported >???. evening thai Mi Platt had
I been seeking tbe all of It?; State?
1 Benstora snd ofbei prom r.?-:?? members of the
: party to ur??? upon Mi ? i 9tri .u .i cbsng, In hii
non partisan j oli?\. on thi ground tli n
tn it would r?"<;.j,t in n terrlbl? Bei .
i in th? slsotloas ot 18M and IM, which mlghi i ?
ss ?if the elect.Til YOtt f thli Sl I
!.. i iblican csndVlate for president next yesi . ?
ol ?!,? rjeostois ,?.??Uo sere In ihe .... i rda)
? would acknowli Ige, so far ar they '.v.r.- seen that
' thev had undertaken the task ?.f Inducing the M ivor
i t . run his office oi Mr. Platt'i plan, or was ?
interfere In tbe administration of this mun pal
? g ivernment It wai : ellei ? i ; . ? ? ? it the
Ma/or would bs able to lern i trati it his policy
! ?vi i i help and not hurt th.- Republican ; ?
elections tl..- yesr si ?i ne il
r<?K BALLOT REFORM.
THE PROPO EU '.r .\ il.;: INDUItSKIi ftY TH?
OOOU ..?'?? KINMl.N : . !,' i ?
> The Hallo' Reform bill ??> be Introduced probsbly
t, lay m the Leglslsture by Assemblyman William
. '.cv Sander, of Onslds County, i member of the
1 city Club of New-York, is the measure which has
been In tir.j--<ss of construction sines shortly after
election by th.- legislation Committee <? f Ihe <??.<*< 1
? e.vertinieTit ?lutis ?.; tins etty. The ??.11 l? clslm? .
by us sdvocstea t?. b? the ?? I parefully drawn
i yet pn ented to th? laeglsla lun It is ?al
culat? I to strengthen the pre ei I lion law ?n
many of its minor details bul ?!>??-flv lo provld?
a single or blanks! bailo? which shall not !<? ?;? ?
to ins objections ma?]<- to tbe so-called party-col
umn arrangement of names, and at lbs same time
m?"t the ob.te.-tiotia nf 'ho sdVOCStea of thar ..
tern by providing ;i fesBlble arrangement <>f syra
, i.oIm to std ?h<- iHlterate In preparing the ballot.
The m-w form of bal loi reta na the alphabetic! i
arrangement of nan. which are numbered con?
secutively. Al the left of each one ol ibem Is a
symbol, su n ms i star, an eagle, an an hor, ??r
such d?vie., representing s political party,
pi.-i ????l opposite each i and lat? of l ha?
ballot Ar the riathi and Imnp? llately folio win : each
name is print.m rh<- political designation ol tl
candidate; at ?he left ?if each oaase i? a small
squsre specs In which s voter II required to
,i murk in order r.? vote for a candidate. These
spaces all appear in a vertical column underneath
the iltture of a hand with th? bides linger pointing
downward.
Th?- symbols are arranged In much the same * ?.-.
a? trains upon a railroad time t.iii- \ ro -? the
top of the left-hand aide ?if the ballot belos? tbe
?tul., all the symbols are printed, .?ne after the
other, in s single line, and the space underneath
ea?'h symbol 1s rasgrssd on the shok length of tbe
ballot f??r ?he part) whose symbol sppsgrs at the
top Them ?symbols are printed is ?hie v?*r?ic4l n??
.. only opposite] .i catidldati of one i'.aity. whlcli, for
convralence, makes th? ballot practical!) a party
column arrangemenl of names All ')<*' an iiiu
erate votei need !?? would be to (in?i his aymbol
serosa the t.,4, ot the ballot, nri.i fop..* it ?lown
i?)..i: .lotie.I Urn-.; provided for thli purpose, omii
be name i?> one si 'he same symbols; ?hi? would
appear In a lir.? horizontal with one ol hin
i rts tea Thla process would be repeated b) the voter
! until he baa marked opposite all Ihe symbols of
1 his par' v
Amoiin the at be i proviaVogs ol the bill ii one
' that a rolai ?la mm? to be phvalcally diaablr I .???
required to stafi the nature or bis dlsablllt upon
i?;iitenriH ?ni ihe facts, so elated by him to be
enterei upon tbe b.Kik-. ?V registry Itnothei
tio.i provides iliat there ahall be an
trance and eali through the guai i rail upon ;::
lion l?ay. In order to prevent lueh ?ros ling and
1er ... were sitnrsstd .hinn t the
th s ?? t\- inst year,
I Tli- (?OO.I ?.lovernmetit clubs' commltte, has pre.
, pared one of these bail?la as It would h
peai-e?! for the IXth Anit-mbly District lutt year.
and. for ,',mp??i?on, a party
sime ?llstrht.
?Iiinin ballot Tor the
?
I pc ?-?-.?
. .
?lng al ? look
out from ?i
wlthou elni
Islam
ti.?! houlil pe ,'
l wish '
???...
u .?.<?>?? t .. ? be
? , and ??> anol
?
i'.
part ? i ?
b m? ? . t
in.--.. rill mall
?{,?;<??? tl ? i ..i '?
a
... ? - li
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: ? . . ? ?
.u,. . ? ...
Mr. Fora re was a geni
? i i imtr
; : ? t f a tie wl)
and il.-- i
?. . nmcnt and next s< -? ?
. :
?.
.?KNAToll WAHREN "S SUA Kl:
Poi ?:,... i.? .,..,-. . afleal
-., ? .. , f.- ? thai ? ? u ?-???!-. all? ? i ?? wars
? ? ? . r .i papel In \. m
fork (il Phe object of ?aa I
? i )o boom a ?liver candid
?,, ; i ? tVnatoi It. Warrei
M ..-. one : . - ?. ?t ,i now at the
? yen le H ?'? abowl th? report
? ;.,? Mi Warren h
? '..
uf fa h 'Stewart ? ? II
i -.i ? ,i . a leal 1
hai lly thlnl would be a ? men to
pend th ? , It la practically
., ? i inn n
In the Ka ?i. In lh? Wi ? II li dlffi reni
the fa? I that I thtnh a sllvi n II Si a ? rk
..? this tim? would noi ?, 'ompHah all that
?? ?? .' i i ? ? p ?? ??; : It, j.-t I kin w that t
,!,?!,: thro o i S< '.- York Sta . i ??? lng
i 'p In the Hi fai ? ?? ij and
? ?? a . [end II j K?*ery thing mi I Is
? ?| ? mi.-, .Hi-! thi? :? ii t-i ? i: :.,.: i i
B'-ferrlns <?? the We*i and his ?>?? n Htate s i ,-,,,
Wurren said "Wyomtng ? foi the free ,.
silver, ni' the ?en 11 men I Is not un?* 1?
i? not a sil te a ..??-.??; i? iij
made ..-n i. In fact, .? hile i lean
? ? ! :-, ? ? ? ink t Is so ?
or would I oa .? ? .. i Nations mpalgt 'i be
Itin? taille i .m ? li , i- ?? oi. .-, /.,? - n .,! i hi,.
given e of Its stn ns< h In fa. t itlvei Is
a dlsturWng-element it -???in to be ,i ro?k in it.
?i <?? ? n : ? of ih old parti. ....?
be wrecked on II Wnethei -la-" rth ? . -
? |. velope i t,, throe lh? ? !??? i;??a> ,,..
main? to be ?..-n The ..?.i? aafi prediction i ? ,
thai liver to be i big factor In the p lltl? al
hlstorv ?,f ihe n??xt t???? ?---??^
l;i:i?l ii.MIM; HEROEN ?COUXTT, X. .1
1 i:iti:I.|,'\N" i.lKt:i.v TO ?'.?in RE THE WARD I
?:i:i;H?.t,i?i:i:s TO MORROW SOME ,
i.TAINT ?UNTO?*?
i.i. ? ,,. ? ?rill be li-.d tn ever? t.,?*.n m iw-rs-eri
County, v. J.. tomorrow, with ihe rrarfli thsl th?
Don , ratlc ntrol of the Board of FT??eholder?
la |ik< ly to end This old ru k r ?moa itfc
county has I - n sh then from' ??? \rvttm
f- r.i.,-?? In the last year. After l?s*enty*-elgh1 y.-an
,,: i, mo ratlc i I i " ?*. the ro n "
bj some p ople i?Aktadly - tmsl l?**rcd to I e
epleai town In the I'nlt? I States, h is gom<
i:. ;.,,?. .. .? ;,. the two hurl eleotlor.s. The count}
sent two Re<-*u*->licar-s to the Legislature leal fall,
si i gave Congreesman Btewan ? larger plurality
? li gave to it- ????n brUMant sat? ?man. Will
Walter Fhelp Kepi:i.ii,-niis throughout the
county have 1 come enthustastk* over the ?'H-s of
ltd \i<-t?nf--. and th-v gs -nto the i?.?ttie to?
morrow with the cont/totlon thai It tnerely pre
the sweepl] ? th.untj tin.? fell, ?vii.-n n
: County Clerk. Coroner*. Sta?- lenator and
.... n are lo be i bosen. The county tnaj
be relied upon lo casi l|a rote for the Re?
publican Governor, ??h>> ??ol i?- ? ii?,s.-i? this >?.ir
Th.- pi. enl Board of F*r? ??h'?l !? rs, I'-nmii oui the
? ..--ol i he so ?? tl|< : ' ?v o Ichuck" b ?rousiis
??n. have lust been legislated oui of ofllce, con Ist?
of ?ewnteen nnTiribers t-tghl Republicans and nine
Dem?crata Th-- term* of five member? expire, and
th? ? represen I Knsletwood, RI?dsew?aod, Union and
Palisades townships and East Rutherford bcteough
?The ins- four an represented bj ix-tn.n-r.i'.s, the
i.i-- nan* d by a RepubHoan. In al lessl on.- case
i: :..,??,, ?i a chang. I? al?jnoa1 ?? rtaln to ot?cur, ihe
township being b Republl an Hrongbold and only
being loi ? lo the part) through ?? local quarrel, since
settled R< '?enl ele tlons have shown marked R?
publican gain? In Englewood, the plurality last fall
being .?n?, ?t sixty, votes, snd a united .-(Tor; there
ought ;,? ?nd . Reptibrl an to the t?.?.ird m pla, ??
of I'r? <-h"l !?-r ??r. i -.
Perhaps the roosi Interesting situation esleta in
the Democratic township of Tnloo, where hard
tlg-htlng haa ? il down the part* tnajorlt) to about
forty. The Republicans there sre led by Justice
p ,\ Kuhn. ,i Sew fork bustne ? man, and es
A ?mblvman ?'harl.es F llBrrlngton. Ftaeholder
John Kehoe, a devoted follower ol Senator VA Inton,
seen red the Democratl nomination again for the
olri.-e The Republican? mi Haturdaj nltrhl non-.i
natei] i;,vr?;- Bayllsn, the owner ol the larga
copper mine al K ng?Iaml and a man who Is p i
lar with Dei.rats and Republl?*aas alike, "? i
i-.-.-1 Kehoe
Sowhere i? lt>| ibllcan prospects look brishter
tban In Rutherford, thi banner Republican ">??n ??f
the county, where ? phenomenal maiorlty fo> the
tl< k?-i I? i-i- dl '? i l?dwaj i f Turner, a proml
nenl local m< ? I ?>'.<?, be ids the tl kH for M ?>*rjr.
in? antagonist, who waa piae.-1 on the I ?-??>.. -r??t !??
tliket after r.n-i if Dannheim had poaltlvelj ?!?*
r-nned lo -?-i-v.-. Is William K Sturm, who i? .-?>n
n> i ;? ! wll ', -, S< w-York aotton r?
i;\ ,;? i\'i:i:N? iR TOR \K"i:i:'s VIEW?.
HE THINKS M'MM.l'V WH.I. flBT THE REP1 :
m-'\n n??m;\\tt?,\ m?i: ?fi"iir.\'T
Es -Oovernor , F ' ' ? ? ?
'" '? '. \ ? : ??- Hotel Mr ; ' ,i: pi :
vale I th ?t ho I? i : ra ? lng
up in pott tics to any extern Risptarl ???:.?? thai Mi
Porakev .??? b.mai ? ? lo su?i ?d f*Hlvln
H Mr!,, In the I'nited Slate? SenatV Mi Brice'?
ti rm expires In 1897,.ryt ?: tld lo be
1er ai
?
nest " ? Idei I situ?Hot
1 !,., ^. ii. I tll.i I a
itnelni ? a
down ? ? ? ?? i i .
?? .i ??. :i.? i.
i B 1 ? ? ?
to go aroui Pi and
that : ' -'-??? Ohio
1 - .iK ? u
the i: rl place?!
tr?d ??. ?
' \\ ? ? ?? " .
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,
1
ty I
THF. SEW AMSTERDAM ?'l.rii I'OMISO TO
l.ll-'i:
Th?- r*esus<*ttai)on of ihe old social annea of the
'*? "in?> Democracy, the Sew Vmsterdam ?Club, with
the Int? niton th u It ah ill hold Ih? same r? i itlsi to
the s- ,:. ii.-m.,, , ,cj i? one of thi p ,. ?- whl h
ei M.i* i Orace'? f.-rtil.- brain is ? r--iit i with
Many of the formei members of the Count] Dei
ii' who ttelonged to Ih? Sew imstei Ian i
I ?n day? in ? ?.? onm ai i ?? th Mi Orace'a
org inisatlon It Is n ml nflbialli gl? sn nt ??,,,
BoTletlihig over a I in lre?l .-? ?i,- I >.--?. ,. n, 4 ;,,, , ,,..
rea.lj t.i ., - ..n., i . . , ,i. iibllltli ? of i...,".[
? ' -?? the i ib, ?nd that ?t
ill il.l rail lln? for a ? lubl oo?< will h?s
i In TlV.lllV li,lllll-.l . |,,.,| pifti ,.. \\ ,,-,
' "? ' m lo ? d? ?in I- i Mr | 0| , llt1
sl'Ierabl? number? of the f?ra - D?m crscj it?
'? ? !l i pats no tr iub!? In maintaining th.
New-Am terdsm i'luh In something like th? ityle
and luxury II j?.??-.?--? ' .-? ? llnberi ?? T?i-?m;.??iu
I ? ' ? ordi i? from I - iippei chamber to thi
Iiem? ratlc polli ? of thi cltj and State
/?'/ Klllfl' HT A THAIS.
Kent Haven, March lo - Two men ware killed ss
the ira.k? of III,- Slo.re l.|n. f,:il.|, ?.--.f ,n,, j.-,r.
ry ?t hridi?..-. ?iib-j niidalghi this momipg Beth
b?xitei were mu??!- t m s frightful raaaaer, lu
ii pocket of ..m nt ?h, men ??a? found b letter bear.
lng lha addri ?? "John ?Hayes So | :>:, Washlns
Ho?ton M ? i? ' Thli body was to ?1 i?
loentlfled i- that of Walter Boyle of Boston Thi
??h?rf man ha
il ?l that th
here jn?i after ml li .-i ?
not yet been id.mined
n ?v.r.- struck by ?
n.
n w be
lraln dlle
tTI li i ?../? ;/// BOATOH OVBWa ?
Harr Isburg, psnn . March 10 The contract far
".'"rl< for the nrsi ? Ho of ihe Boston
?' D* 1X- 'iT.ii.Kh which el'".? . ,,, ? j , ,? VVM,
?' ' ' ' ?'"'" ? ''? ,.!?.r Rteei
,Vrm' restsrds The ??,?,,,?. hlV.. ?.?,?
extensive prepai itlom .,? ??... , ,,,,,,, wtll< . , ...
en i he them t? r.,l tha lai | , ..? ','?:-,.; \,\
['? "" ' "'' "hick hltberio ),i?. T..? , .j
b only - ne mill In the count? .
I , P? : , ' ' ' ' lha -? tntl .i.
un h r v. lat?n romrnon, ind will , ?ntaii.
W\ pound? or ?tee ii . ,, L,n* . "
?teeltoa milla Duai ?early an ??i??.er. Kvvl> lh*
Practical Results?14 Years' Work.
TWENTY Mir.UON BtgW ataaaaSllll Thousand DslaSrs
nlr-n^y rn'l I ? Wllows r.nd Orphan
F?rty million goMaiS ?lr?-?ily ??v??d llvlnit policy h?.|?.?>r?i
tv ?i-i-dueti. n nf pnasatsms isi.ono PaStalaa in (ares.
|^a-,.i?KI..??i In-innre In Mr?-?. ?3.s'.'i.OiK) C??sh Sirpln? -
RlSllie EaSaWSSBaSI gUSat More ttl?n $81.000.000 i..?w
I., i.,.., for tin rlB? I?*?*. These nr. n f? m iiiaclt.-al
resulta already isisiroea to tii? rri-dit of the
MUTUAL itn.-i.nvi: kind life
ASS??' 'I A II? ?V.
r. it iiAi:ri:n. rr??i.i. nt.
gSaailsay uni Daaae gtraet
.? ., ( qui tod r * my is, ?sl i a rei elpl sl ' ?' '
rculars
GRAVE CHARGES WAIN8T I PASTOR.
A nut \!'i-i.i-Ht-\ n.EROTMASI TO BS TRIED POR
i trXDI . T i .?-1.t ?-? ?? ?.*?!>?. ; \ tllRlaiTIAN,
I-bu.? ? i hi ?? Man h 10 Thi Re? Dr .lesa I?
O. McAUier, fdr forty-two resfrs pastor of th? I
Tal en ? ?:? Presbyrerl in Church In this
i.n adJiKlged guilt) of th.' charge of mduci tin
be, ?ining a Christian by i Judicial comm ?slon of
Presbyterian Church, and the verdici will be
presented to the Presbytery ar Its m? ting i
M mda).
Dr. M A tie) Is sb ?ul . ev< nty-flve ye u - I
1" i fortj three years be hsi posed as a model
Chri tlan and expounder of I ?e Qospel, most of the
r ITnlon Tsb ?rn ide t "hure
long servlee had won the resj. and admiration of
:ii?' men and soi.t ?ho had grown up from child?
hood in ni" church ..ni Sunday-schools over which
he had pre?! i< I
it w.i- about a raai ego that ugly rumors re
I ;??:'? in lui ? re ??che I the ? in
of th.- iA\,r.< ..f the church, snd finally resulted In
serious con ?deration being given to th.? subject. It
is sni thai certain members of ity? congregation
mide it their concern to shadow thafi pastor upon
t ne occasion of hii vlalti to questionable localttiea
o| the city, and lufflcleni s-as learni i to conflrm
whal had b?een but unpleasant suspicions The eld?
ers of 1 hur? reqm ? | i ?r, McAuley to api i u
before them He lgn< r" I the summons and snort 1)
afterw it i resta?e i
Chargi ? ??? ?? th, n formul it? I snd pre inti i r ?
ti... Pre !?? tery, wltl the rei th thai a I i llclal com?
mitted was appointe?) to try Dr McAuley. The
general accuaatlon wai "conducl unbecoming a
. ?hri? tlan." bu thet .: ? : al ? ? i losen ,
ch i: ?re . all ol which, :: I asserted, iia\-? I.n
sustained '??? the voluminous evidence presented. It
I? ?aid thai thi tes 11 mon ) how?! that Dr McAuley
has been leading a double life for the lasi nine <?r
ti pan
: ;, m the oc asl in of hli \ Islti tn resorts '
savory character he usually wore clothing thai was
t;,i m i?? epii . : tnlti 1er of ths
<; pel It was ihos-n In the trial thai he made
one place ??' que? lonahie repute a rend? t ou
Mr,, years, an i was (amlliarl) known n resorts -...it
men of known sporting proclivities would hesitate
t . enter
POREWy v.i im/ sous
Tii? Jspsi ? erar has brought to the at?
|. ? ? ? ?? si tslons the fact I tl
the nfl rho received an e luca
the 1'nlted States, ind i
ittend a course
y? .v., Academ rers
quaNtles, si well as hi egecutlvs ability, to ?
native oltlcers ? ?ne of I ? ent insu
Ural ? ml f the
i ?
, '? ' i ? ? ?
i.l ? ., R-WSI " ,...??? .
nghal. and
?
i ? ien In the
a Into
inke ?Hi, and
.
f in?
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. n?l in i ii. ? le ,i
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M i* the 1
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IN ' .
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ii?. an
.- ?..?.' ?????? ?? i ?, ' ?. AS ?res
, Is. it , nil-? fur .m t\\ .-n Ht m..
equal to 1 ? SO Thi .?i pro
? J ? i
lad,
? ? lisera,
?
i -i M
: ? ft re
i
? partial mmtssl ? i I h ? ? ?
? - to be ke|.t In Servie, .11
? ....
?!
., ? , liidgel -?t latei 11
; ? ind s quarter ml ?
Admirait) , pisa fer th?
? ? . ? f new vesa
i tag to gra . :
i.. ........
ai mor< ' ? ? ??. ? .'
ttrres n, w g in bos t? tx ? M I I ? i ?
1 its i - :. an fo have a A ?s>l i ? m?mi ?f I ??-?
tons e i ibowt lb. ? ? L'a of I h.
: ? ? ?? i Hal? f?a he) will tv ii me I ? ith
r.i| 11 ? gun, i I tor
i ? : ? -- to i?. ready ? y April ne?,
??? n 'Mi-ir estimate?! i ? il fou, teen
kt fa
ABRF.STF.D I "/.' KILLING HE* TWO Ctttt.DBF.R
i'.,? i . r? iaa, Mai ? I Mi M u \ Cal u
der arrest hers charge j
.. i ? murder of the wonasais two i hildrea, age i
?in - 8tl ne; ..i ? .if
, .- i ? lie, on a farm tsrenl ? i
,,: Pari ? ?boui I a lo i? on Prldoy i ?hi Hi
?i .?? : lo het ro ?tu. ,?, ,i. h thi
.,1 oQ uple?l v- :? . i.i i morning, >? li? i. ? '. :
he i?.. breathing In hli .? e's
i .-.n, i ? ?:.'? i?-'1 ri. leal.. the cause II?
hi ISO II tie !??'. sir,. a/hli h
israken thi m. an i i he) .lied n .t
f.-?/ I?, urs Mi" i ?.until, r- .it :n>.r ?alii that she
hlld ? ?? - hill t . it later
' ' ? ha?l I ed to tin them, m. : , I
1 h? -n
It .?..- th? fourth time he ha i ittemi ?? . .
ret i ? I ? and other e\id<
i ? Ion of ?h? " ? horn thai ?? ? ? ? .,
t Rtrange t,, mui lei
ih.- I leavi th.tntry. Hn i 'aruthen
? ? vu? of .Ik-?- and falrlj ?a ?|
? Is about thin, and uu
. outh
in /./;//.' ii ONES lo si a VI i r.
Sea Have, Mai I Hi The Mg ?.?..rk- of the I.,
?'ii.' Rubtiei i ompni). b hli h i, .v.? tteen hin
m nvei ., month, will resume In .ill dei
n ? ni to m : r is i hi? will give ? mploym, m m
Chemical Analysis
md ? ?. reful mi< n .. pical < x
.ittim.iti'.ti ??i th.- urine, Is .i \ il
nabi.- .ml m il? terntining
the nature ol many . hronic
diseases, particularly those
nf t h i- nervous iy ite m .
Mood, liver, kidneys an?.
rbl.ulili : 'fin se aids make
it possible t.. tr-at inch
ili?>( .it? siicccs- fully at i
?h-1.nue. without personal
examination of the patient
Thus Bright'a Dia, a-r .,(
the Kindeys, Inflammation
of the Hivll t. Gravel, and uthet Diseases of the
t'riti.irv Organs, "Liver Complaint," Dyspepais or
Indigestion, Dropsy and many .?ther msladsra sre
laccessfull) ti it-.t ,n?l cured without perruna] cou
?ultatiofl with the i>iiv?.ii. m
N'-rvoii. Debility, whctnei resnltlug from over
itudy, wnrry, ?lisapp. intmim oi Iron ?xliausting
dtiins up?.n the system csueed bj prenicious ?eci t
bsblts rontrscted in youth, throogn ignorance ot theii
ruinous c.in-??-,|.ti ne?-?, i* iuct?essftiliy managed,
i!i!fiu?ih clfTre*p.ifi?!i'iii'e. tin- aexesearv mcdlcTncs
being ?^nt? M- m nil ? ot rstJre - Write for question
1>1 intr?: or >1 rscfthe vont rase, send ismpst ?>t' uriac
fur .insfviis .mil .< nwlose g, cents mi n<>stssre on
treatise, which citmtaras nptodaccd pluSogTanhs and
full names and aatMresaes of vast numbers ?u people
?vim have been enred in this way Address Worlds
Di?4pcn? iry Medical Aiisocistion, Buffalo, N Y
Dr. PIERCE'S
PLEA5ANT
PELLETS
cure ?.it k li.-.ul. < he
bowels
biliousneaa ? onatipation, coated
up.-?
f the liver, stomach and
longs . nooi appetite, indigestion, windy belching
and kindn <l derangement
I
ONCC LSED. I HEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR,
SCIKSCK AXD MECHANICS.
il'r-m Th-? Weekly Tribun. ?
AX ANCHORAGE FOB FLYIN?! MACHINKS.
I.a\VHi:n?'K HARORAVE gTJSnnCDgtD IN A SUNG
r-TTSAT iT'iM a rKi.iTl.AH KITS.
Pessple familiar with rircent sttasspts to construct
n practicable Dying ranching regard Ls?sre?ace Har
grave, of Sydney1, \?w Boutfa Wales, ?is one of the
mod: IwftHlgtnt and pru+tr.-ssiv? experimenters of
the day. Noi >?nl> has be made BbOttt a s.'ore of
small ?l.-y;? es which ?-.ill ?i,'tu..Ily fly when launoheil,
but h? ha? als gives much attention to the per?,
pleslng question, How shall aa airship, bag enough
to carry human passengers and susceptible of being
navigated safely when ?nee afloat, gaafca its start
effect a landing without injury t?> Itself or Its
occupent?? One ??f lu? solutions of the problem I?
ti have ?torn? larg? kites, suitably aachorsd, kept
flying from ?tout rot,??, and use these latter n?
hitching posta both at departure and on arrival.
!? a ?.I I?., an easy matter to boisl the rn???*hlne
f- tn the earth, in ti." former cans, to such moor?
ings, snd t,. lows? it gently therefrom In the Istter.
The sort of kite which he devised for this pur?
pose hs designated a? "cellular." Ha began three
or roer years ago nith two ?quere cardboard boxe?
-.? ? ?t top or bottoni l ;?? ?? I up ?on one side, and
mounted one behind th.? ether on a llghl stlcfc, m
thai one ?-eil wss si s short rltatanee from the
other ."il -n? could look right through the two,
when one end of the thing was presented lo ?-?'?
ci/.- Th" whole fabrication weighed only a few
ounce* Th?- taring waa attached to the connecting
?tick, ?on?.-tiin.-s .?t the middle, but usually ?juite
close to the one cell; and the kits tl.I ?
almost horizontally, in the air. Its re?r extremity
Bagging only s little. The top and bottom of each
fell was then an ?tertian? ?? inch, When at a sm.ill
angla wl?h the wind, would be lift"! thereby. See
? in m -liti- it ui..? ,,| th.- oriK.nii de.?|,;n have been
ma le, bul without changing the principle. Mr H.-t
grav? now reports, In s letter to "Ei
il.uni.?tn an additional step in his investi;.':"
With -?-v.-nl e.-lliilar kite, if i;r.-iter size, Strength i
and lifting p??u-r than sere **sus-hl at Mrst. ba I is
l.e -n able ti lift himself up In the air llfte.-n er
feet; and Ihla achievement Insplrea him
????h gres ter conAdence than ever in the ultimata
, i ?ucees? of aero.) mtlc set? . ?
In tii- new kfr?s the Bat ?surfaces ara > .? ip
cot? n cloth. American redw? ?d was u?,.,i for the
ribs and other parts ->f the frame Two ro is. Instead
.?r one, oonne-cted the ceUa And th-- contrtvsscs
?? ,s ,,-it together ao that it ? ?-ju'?i be collapsed ind
rolled up for convenience In transportation. The
f,,:.r kite? used In the re??nt experimenta raided
in stse ,.ni had the following dimension* Height,
ft.-m : ? ? .':j feet; bre-?dtii :. t ? 9 feet, snd leti^th.
fr-,m >; t.? ii feet, 'i'?'.- pen etwi
i.-ii narrowed .n ; ? I in n bl? earlier
k.' ? Th? distan e bet? ras aboul the
gth ' ? agi? ce'.L
The string by whl th the It
m i'ii'. ? - i. lei
t frame, .'!? lut ' ,rth f the dista
fr ,-n i he forwar I edg ? kit i i ,?
.???-? ff ? ? ?
e first. Exacd
? ?!??:,? thi - tram
im? down il iiroral ? through UM
., : uil i short ?,.-1 ?v.n
... ? ? n- th - latter tp th? main
? ?? ;<?n .>? the lower kit? A I getber onij
0 feel wss t red B* h k'.'-- fl w
, , ' ?!..? i- !', i ,-r.-- ? ?rlth ?
? . ? . ? ? rope r
earl) it quit ? ?>, degree? ?? I
.
? the largest kit? wl . ? ,u;>i--1 on and
oui c'y .? ? feet fr? ?? ar.
,r if?, Mr Hargrsi sd there i
? hlmaelf, nt : It ?tr i ted : . .... -., ?
riosi? Aftrr forty-two fest
Ine ?*.-?? oat thi? last ciperatloa saa stopped
The d.irinic sai rater then found blaaself sits
I aboul ?'.- feel above the earth's ?ur
'., - HI? weigh! WSS sirti'-.erf ;0 brln? the see
:. , ' ? ;... between htm sn 1 th.- ground dowt -,
in ?mil of al li ' ?,- : ? - with
in?! to maintain en thai t wa
the ? s st the rate of i Ight n or
?.?.-. mile? an hour II 11 ? ickened, h?
if it fn ?hesed, be rose But tta ,'i<h be male ?.-%?
i nts, be wa i ?ble le allghl gsotly,
?en ? ? ? ? -table; ttie
. tudtnal -train <??. ? m< isured by ??
, ? -? to tha ? ar;. I from
13) to 240 I ? ? ? ' ? ?:?.-?.
? sai iltogetbei
valshsd 1 ' ? k.v .",
u I !?*.-. tlsrgra ? ?
ts i?i ? ? ?!?? ?ling aest, the nvestlgstor th t.k.?
. - oui 1 her? pull? I himself dos
I) without aid II- on aiders it
demonstrated, ;t,, ; "thsl an extreme!) simple snd
?:,.?r. .- an be made, .nr.-i a?bout,
. . down "i ?? atan, and thai a sate meaaa ?j?
t with a tl] it. of trying
im? i ;? any risk of ,i- cldent, and de?
scending. Is no? at th? .?? . '
? ;. ? a : i.. ? ; , use ?t."
AN'?Till R WAV T?> PURIFY WATER
ll'iW AN il.l.,IM\l AN'dii: tVORKS is ?it?-:
TROl vrt? ? pro 'K??'
Mutolnutn fit!-!? it? prli ? r . ? ;Ii the ?*??? g?,
? 'it iterlal out of which Instr ira? nts, ut? ?
o thi r obj? ?? big .-i little maj be fabr
Dae of Its most vslua rev?
? - i .' i
i ? : - : ? ?; ouad ? in ilarlj ?
? , ; - ira te the rlfylng
' r drh '. ? pur
IV In sn elect .....
namo I? to a Y ? ? '
tier b- me m ? - oui i ? . itother.
that - II ? - '". ??
terminal is ceiled the ?? and the ? ? ?
'? rn.ii,.11 i? nown as the Ifo le." Nos
anode h.? made of aluminum, ?everal result? will
: ? ? ii red which would not o es y alta
? ? ill, with ,,i?,er metal? Mosl i \eri??
ob th polnl w ? ?? m i i,- b) l ?i O ii
Pa mor,- 'h.m tea year? aso i.le I >?t of
aluminum a) ihal time tert ? ? ? Intro,
ductlon of hi? Ideaa on .? ?*ommet >l , ?? But
nes tt-ev | i .- bees utilise i In ?ugsi
si i othei Importsnt.ind they sre the
ba I? of a plan for pu ?at ? tpplj of
Jer.ev city This enterprise contemplates opera?
tions on ,i ' ?'? largi ?? ind ??Hi be close'y
watched by chemlata ?altar*, englt ers, m. tai
lurglsts, .mi ether expert? far beyond the scene
??r the propo ed "i ers tlon?
The actubl working ol an electric current In water
where en aluminum anode . ? used la ??J i i, be a.?
follows: i-'ir-i. part of the oxygen r*>ffultlna 'r--n
separative s M n combines wltk the metal ta form ?
sn ??X? hyii.it.- ,-t aluminum, .? ?sit pjseulisrti d?-- i
? ictlve lo animal impur ties, union wit'i which i
pi ? du.-es ?m Insoluble i ' igillunt Thi? n?-?. ?,) i.,,.
i ? of the water. Then, another portion o( the
??x?K*in stta ka th,- ? tabl? Impurities, burn?
;i">:n up, snd lib?r?t? irbonlc .-? i-l gss, which
??? apes Into the air, Thirdly, certain earthy com*
?lounds ar.- lieetrellxed, the metallic element? be
Ing deposited on the al ?? le, .ml the residue set?
tling to the bottom of the ???? ?l i-'miii?. it i? |
ctaltned, the current sffeel tally steriiir..-s tha water;
that is, it kllti all tti.* Microbe? Is the latter. Blab
orate tests -i astea thus ir>-..ted. s*iys a writer tn ?
"Th.- aluminum World," bave >>een mal?* by eml?
n.tit bactertulogtsts ,?'th>ut .-? ?olltari sikh ??;' Ufa
b) i,; Co m :
in ringle fsetorles ? sppsratna t-?r purifying I
I? placed in a raceway or flume --? ?teet long ?
snd II or II I:?-!;.? long, l'prisht plate? of /.Ine !
an I alumtasan sre nit-nnsri alternately, so that
the water niusr fl. ?v under ?*it?.' and over ti?e j
OthSf Tile ?in? p'.ate? are eieetrleally coin).*,**,-?! j
with ssch ,,th-*r snd uit:i the negative poie ,,; u '
oviiiaio, end the siumtnuss plates sre ?Itnttsrly aa
ro,-luted with the (???-?? i v> pole. A plant suitable foi
a lar,;e .lt>. however, ??'?i I nr,?| to be ii.?>r. c\
t.-iiBive than the ,,ne tier* ?described. II m 'his sys
i.m compares for cheapne? and efllclency with the
us? of el? trollxed sail aratei snot announced.
lIUi; TUB! AND WATER TUB! BOILRRA
an tN.-t:i'.i:??ii.\'i TE81 OV THUIR k>i.?tivi:
\ai.ii: pott i.?h?;i: aTKAUSTIIPS,
In the "gcotch" typa of marine b?lier, long a
?rent favorite amoag ?-.iiistriietorv of v.?s.??i-- i,.r
meridian* and naval service, the dr.- ?,a??e.< throngs
the mi,.-s or flues m Is h lacosse.lve seller, ami
th.- water suirouiuis them, being it?eif eontalned
In a larger shell. BUI In tha "wi?ter-tube'' boiler I
FLOOR TO LET
In new Fire-Proof Building, Madisoa
Square, running through the Rlock
and fronting un two thoroughfares,
1128-1130 Broadway, and 208 Fifth
Avenue.
Apply on premises or at 46 East
14th Street.
Meriden Britannia Co.
tbe Urs la on tbe outside snd t\e f.i'i n-ithta.
Regarding ?h.? :i I?.'?r:'? * I Of ths litre: elBSS of
s'-nni ?fn?rr,t. n, f<>r use o-\ Und. or for ?mall
'?r.iftlike yscbta and torp, I - tlMfSj is no
grssl dlsTerei -?? of ? pll ?a. To the Introduction of
boilers to unships hsureser, c?rtala
"bj. tlons have been offered; ?':.!, as their vaJ y
Is sot un I, the:,- have ive:) s ?sag
i ii . this i tbject aniunif en?
gine? Ing the las: three or four y??ars
wai ? ? - ? m ?: is clslmed that, i>r
?h.? <tm. lassant of power developed (11 les? m--tai
gulrad, ..?i less ?.?. both of whlctj
f .' .r-j? reduoa -, - .:i,\ v/eignt; <3) it-am
can be produ ad mese gulckly; ?i. the water is
more svei ,:?.:??* may i,i
tried ly, Inatead of Ml
? 'ii repairs ? ? !\ ms Is, and (!)
that In i .1 equipped I? penetrated
by i ??hot from ? \ less deem tlvs ei
ploston <????? rs On the tber hind. It i? '.r,-?i thtt
iporislng a . ? ? in .i more eon
:?? i .-;.??<. i ji ihe metal surfs sot ss well
; it. -.1 ?:???' ? \ e action of the
so rs| Dy with
a given heating surfs ??? ill more fuel > leejslrsdi
.'?> the boiler N sti irter lived, sad sa) th? so-called
"a iton: in .. i sasrs snd is n. and re
, res extra attendance to rert |ss
ru latersst
snaouaeement thai a ?'hicas-u -f
i of
fr sht ?.??.?-..:? inteadsl
fwr dut) on tbe lakes, an unater Bstructiea
after -\.i tl) the ism
will have fire-tuts? and < wai
en Knsin ? , ? ! . .-?f -1
.?'? itei Navj ha i agreed ( ? rvlse th? ?;???
whi h iff ? :. ?? i- ? for believing that th-y
? ....... iii ....
?o
be sir.-, but thev ass] - led aome light <?n li ?. ??.y
rate.
a Tftoi.r.KV "Alt OOVaXRNOR
/?v ArrtMfATfC m:vi?v: TO KBKP IHK IPs-b?*
IIM IKT I.. JUT.
Injurv to Ufas I nb fross the rXi-e?at%-? speed of
m baa ?- : :?j much talk of ssunlctp ' aid
legislative restriction of "tJis desdi) tr Hey" r?o
v! .?? h.iv.. been Inv n->-1 wh|--h sound ~n alarm I .n
aearsrhen s pred?rtermlnedrspeed is reached ?tot an
Invention ?if H. R M.ifTKt'. .?' BrOOfct] I a ??* S BBSS)
further, l ? shuts off. tn.? <- ir. - .? I ?t limit i
rsscbed, with ?it waiting for i ?'i-.i or leu-ir?- the
.im .i char ? t-? iiarsga*d i ? warntag Mr.
M iff.it t loar? i ii as? with ? sstssj
bis spparatua s ? ? at
ta< hn ? : ?
This - lie of the car,
.m I Is ?onersled by i . ' ateas.
which, a* the tight tnome I se , trie ess.
rult, ? n??nrir?- i m sue: in ng t s#ltch, sad toter?
;? ?-?? resiatanci - . v .?-.- tksj
.- ilowa town, -he trolley curreai Is real ?red, ind
Is then again ui rma i control if it
Is dealtable, on jeti ? ?, ".:.l ths city r .lr-lary,
??i exes?d ?? the toveruor lui
been set. it th? ros isi le n?.iy
be msds '? ?? ? lutomatleslly .irl
iltably. in whlche*'er direction the car be golnr.
Mr Moffatt'i ini i tun ;- vory much like s Safety
valve on i r, and obi krasly a very use
it s_
TBK art run: REPORT.
?
.? ' itea \ : ? ??? a
iXlt.DKB AM? RAINY T? ? I XV.
IVasbtaci ? " as awter ii aagaaai ?n ots
?,.. . . V'al It I ??- ? IBM ?'? ?'! 1- . frora
i . -y?
K m >ri i Pol.* ,-t ft ' ass
I and atoad ?? >??iif
f ?iiKtit fSarrsy la esatral assf
i?i..i : '. - a the Heath? :. al
K inns,
. I ? ? The ar? siber is fair Is all
-, ? , rl -e?n s
rie .|e.||? raider t- SS ? li'<S
II '? ?S-arn..- B N BS?
-..-?-.. t . ? t ? : ??? ?r M ? Valley
ir i in ;'.?? istrema S rlhs Ml
? ;.'i ? ? ,"> i ? .. ?he
....- ?<? ?nt
I In Tenn?
'.-1 ?..>? the Mi,I !!?? uni >
??,... arllh 1 It ?? ? - ' ? '
that?? Warm???, fuir ?.^t.-r la Ind?cala?! fe* rh<- upp?r
- ? ,-i i ind i!i?-n-' ??? ?..u I ' the V?'/l X??.
DR r Mi.Kl" (?'. ?i;?'' - ? WOK P0 ' at
I. r \ ??-,- 1 n-'.ift L-rri". fil- BBS '" *?**
?out hem port In, i. rthe-rli ?ini?
?rar Rasten Sau Fork, ssussru Peassjrt? ? v**"
Jersey ...-i i IK a ? i III ? ? . i\ Is tas is
'.??ri.,1 . local il .???-. t .; ?>.?. B) .;..inn, ??? ?? ?" n'?f
lanrtlltiil ?Thadl
l-'.r -he D iini.i.i. UarvUn.l un?! Vin?'??
.?.?.I.'. sen-ralU cl n.U srialhst, pa??Ssht) laSjH ? ?V*?S!
v. ? t- MaSftlBa Ul Bnr,
K. r Western N." . BBS4SS OS ?h? ISfeSS f?*
n tlie m- ? i ??inl?. ?hlftln? ta sSBIMafl
?>;i?li-lv ??.in.-: Munda? '?.-ntti?
i-..r ?Vsatem ?'m'?-> ;?.?i | ?owsr? l ?i ? :':>fs*
. ? ??:. r; n ?rtherty sink I '?*r ?
IBS -.il'hern iv.rtioti
Tltllil M. LOCAL OM.-'KHVA-ri?.?.'?
11>>1'R4 M.ru.r- Sl.-hl.
1 i j 4 .? ?. . ? :?' Il 1 : t 4 .-,,'.;:< j ;
la Uni dia?iiin a ?'. i.trnu??us ?lui? Un? aao??l BBS
rhance? In pi?"t?ui?> a? ln.!:.'.H?J by Th? VnBunsi BIW?
rf.orliin tarasnetse. Th? b?o?.?n Une raiiite?'01* ?, !0
p?i*iur? aa rfi,.rd"?t ?t perry's Psuvnaaey?
Tribun.? QSsSS. Min h 11, 1 u m Tl. S?SSBBSf v??t?r
?S) ass fair ase uiaaHiraSI) iwaa m '?t11 ? a? *t
mrh' Tie- isuasaratara raaajsal utw.?i B sal ? ?"
?-re.-?. UaS iii.THK.. .4^.1 beSSf ?'?'?i tn?ii*r IBSSI SB ^i**
iirli? iri.l IS I 'V'-r ihiin ..n the ??-.rreap. -i IaSS '??r '**
?..,,.',.., ? la; i- bkeii t.. ba .M-' *ni lri,m,?
rtaajrtns ?n ,h* .1 f t ?? : -i? ? n ?i ?" .Tlnic
When ?Laliy ?ras ll.'k, s-e gan h?r ObsSSSbSi
When ?he ?ru? a ? Mi, ?h.? SfSsi f?r aSBattSaBS
Wh-n s!ie b.?:uiie JIlvi, ?he ?lung M aaSSaaSnsa
WlwM? ?h.? Lu J t'Uildrea, lb? gufo them CaaaU>iis.

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