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PART II.
PACES 13 TO 16.
tUmxtt
SATURDAY,
AUGUST 3, 1895.
BAIL FOR TAMSEN'S MEN.
?pjUBE. SVHOR? AND SCHNKER GIVE
IK'NI iS.
ffty PtU'.l'.irr I.KNIKS THF. ST. H'Y Ttl\T UK SMI)
POaTNlTI WA? PROMI8BD HIM. hit IT MAUK
THK GG??.?" rK?iSK<-CT?iKS ??,??.
jrsT thi: sami:.
?f-Warderi Raahe nnd ex-Keeper? .?-?choen and
?chneer, who were Indktfd for permitting the
^,,?? of th? i' ?tonVe thieve? from Ludlow Btreel
T?ji on July I, gave tell at the District-Attorney's
gcho.ri wa? arreeted Thursday night by Do
?jettve-eerg. nta cut and McNaught, and taken
??tha Wati : Attorney's office yeaterday morning.
u? was found Ii a tearoom In i.udlow, near Riv
?ggeya-et . laal night, and lm-ko,? up at Bead?
Quarter?*
Abr.ihai'.i ??*??, was ?it tiie IHstrl<*t-Aliorn> \ 's
? stprla> morning He sai'l he represented en?
?tVarl?" Henr) V Raabe and Schoen. and Would
niio rep?? ?
MK LINDSAT MAKKS A DENIAL.
aaMre t..- much Indignation yesterday morning
?_.??,? r t-Attorney'a office at Sheriff Tamaen'?
wp0rt. : - .? which the latter now disclaims,
jwt h>? ? ' ' falrl) treated bj the pros-ntoi??.
AC.in??'
itrict? Attorney Lindsay ?lcnlel that im
?nunl'v ' booti pi imlsed to Bherlfl Tat*n?en by
t pi? ?? mey'a office In consideration of
a?? pati ? .. h? had given Tammany Hall.
??lmrr: .? was noi promised Sheriff Tamsen."
teasid. 'Thi very Idea of ?uch ? thing la atssurd.**
???/a? the Distrlct-Altorney'e office anxious to gel
sjgssiei
idlrted**' Mr. Lindsay ????? asked.
??Jet ? rr anxious In his ea?? than In that of
??rtob ? if-e," ?as the reply.
jt ?,- '.,irne?i later thai KecoMer ("?off h.-vl flxel
???I tall ' " l.'ial'?'. S':in.??: :???1 S-ho-n at ?2.G-?).
gtgsSaigh '? arere Indicted on the same charge as
gyrlf! Tamsen. Raabe, Bchneer an.l Bchroen ar
Indict? I ui 1er Boctlon ??
One of th? ?? Istanl Diatrtct-Attorney?, who d I
?ot w :; to be quoti I Indignanti] denied that th??
jjigtri ? '??" rney'? office ted promised Tamsen any
*aggui
CRITICISM ON TAMSKN'S COSOVCT.
?If Bherlfl Tameen wa? weak-minded enough,'
aud lie. "to th :rk that the court.???>? extend) 1 to
?jib by the Diati ? Attorney'? ofBc? menni that
lie w.i- to escape tment he was very foolish
KTar-" ? ? saya araa ?? deal with this ..ill. - by
vhich he ?a? t?? escape Indictment, ?? thai any
?yajgber : thi DUtrlct-Attorney's office promised
er half pi*otntaed nini Immunity, te ll.?? We know
Uiat he ha '? ? numbi r of frien.l? ou the Orand Jury
and that he tried to reach them His depul es wer.
bang ? r.i: around th? Qrand Jury room nil the time
agile the ' ??? Btreel ca*? was under congidera
Don. There sma BOUM very unilerhar.tleu work going
?n.butti aplteot the fact ih>it sheriff Tamara waa
known to hav- i?? rsonal friends on the (Jratul
Jury, that bod] ?'.*. 1 unanimously to Indict him."
Kx-K.?? p-r Edwa ? lincei nirlv?ed at the nu?
tr? t-Attorney'a I il 11 15 o'cl :k Senator
1 ? othy "Dry Dollar" Sullivan was with S -hneer
a:. I ? be hla bon :?man.
Ex*Keepei 8 ???? Pive bonds before J" !?,? Alli?
son a: '. ?. Sullivan ?.???tit on hla bond foi
RMO
A tern moment? later ex-Keeper S-ho-n's honds
tmar, srrlved. He was Philip Fa he), a baker, of So.
If Sufi m ..? ime li hl? ?hlrt s!.??, he wa?
lg auch haste Fabel qualified aa boi I man, giving
lid.,... worth -f propert) a? security. Bchoen's wife
???a?, bunting all tne morning foi ? bondaman ???G
Jicr hual snd.
Cx-Warden Raahe turrendered nt the District
Atton.-\ .s office m 3 M p. m. John ?'. Welgold,
Burniture lealer, of So Sn Bast One-hundred-and?
thirty-. .?.-hth-xT.. wen? on his boni Th? bond w.i?.
retlft-? before Ji.?:? ??? Jerome. ..f ite Cour! of
Bpec.a? Session?. Raabe appeared to ?? cheerful
and ara smiling as he left the building in company
with ta las v-r
Actirtr I'istrlct-At tornev Lindsay said thit no
tilt bad been fixed yet for the trial of Sheriff
?Ss-acn. It is probable that Colonel Pellowa will
tuilfrr ?Vaslstant Dlatrlct-Attorney Mclntyre to con
tact thi case for the people.
DENIED HY THK BHERI1T.
ftenff Tamsen yesterday ?lerle??! that he had ?airi
Bl) Thursday that he had male Tnmmntiv appoint?
aient- with the understanding that h?? ahonlil not
b? ?. I'-ted. an?! that ther- ha.l t.e-n a I?reach of
fai'*h In the District-Attorney's office, He spok??
Vigorously on the subject to I'n.ler-Sh-nff Sh-r
man who said to a Tribuni rep irter later, after
the .-'r.e.-iff ha.) lef? his office: "There ?hk not one
Wnr > of truth In th- ?tatement pulii.?he.1 in some of
lh- morning paper? that the Sheriff hai talker!
about ha?! faith He said nothing at all on the
subject, ani ?:?? h.is ms :? no Tammany appoint?
ment? slice he has been In office, a? everybody In
the Shi Is too h'lrh
mini. 1 a man to thtnk for a moment of mak?na
any r'.-ai with Tammany
jro MILK FROR SICK cons t? BE sold
Ttlr PITT *t*THORITIEa TAKE ?????'??? TO IN
?URE THE HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE I'lVK
MK.N AltREaTED I"'?!: AbCLTER
ATl.sa vu.?
Edward w. Martin, t t of th- H? ' h
T**'! ?" ? Trenton, N J., yesterday ;<?
l\reatlgate th.- report that anthrax bad appeared in
herd- cattle In S w*Jersey, ani lo take mirratili
?t preventing an) milk from diseased cows teang
?eut to thla ll- telephoned to Presi lent Wil
Bt*. ?' th? Hi ? ?? : ird, ir. ih?? afternoon that he
??vi consulted . Sew->Jersey state
Son: : of Health ..? ? bad ree? vi poaKlve gasar?
a??tei " ?! in? rn.lk fi ira Wi affiictH with an
?saf ? to be ?<nt ?. New-York An
?aveatlg ? KeW'Jeroey health authorities.
*'* Martli them that ihe .iisea??*.
""'?'<s ? ? ' cattle in Cumberland
( ? I been ? it-eful.y quaran
??i ?' G tbe Hi Ith Board In this
???ty ? ? , thlt ? ? WOUld he ke,,t
hy Mr. u u ..??.-?,, reveni sny
cor.:a-n;nati , of the -ity'- rn.ll; supply
Johr. r,:?? gk, of *??. -"'47 Thlrd-ave . John Brink
? . ..i No :.' ?? , ? : ty-thlrd
et.; Ciarle? ?; Warner, of Xo, !.??! Thlrd-ave.;
G*',r??'? Bi ? \?,. -?.T-ji Thlrd-av? . snd Joseph
A sn, .,( \ , ?i?._?-, vVashii .?? ?.?.???- ar?
! - ? ? ?? ? . rane In tl - M .rr .?? mia
' ' ? .?. ? . irg? 1 b) a mil irv In
??**C!'?' ~ .?' -? . i.:.'?', Madlaon
?*?".. e\\b - literate?! rnllh Tl - pi I
ft M trr<
?*"" ' '?? ,? ,?-.: testifle.1 lhat he
i***Jp? ' ' ? and f .und
SL*? contali ??.?,... ?:, ai I -? pel cm if water.
?"* '? ? thai ?:? \ .??.: ? thi mllh Jui
"?)? b ?.??.? .... ?? t they .ili noi ki iw of th??
?wilt.-r.,? .,; ?, .. ?..,. ,,,.,] iri nog ball e.ic'n for
? MEFLT Vi A COAHGE OF CEUELTT.
??*?*? KKm:i: .n DKMKS THE ??G?'?????? MADE
??? SOLI ??? "? ?: JAPH ?
Inq-Jir?, ..? ?\, Hudson at. ?:.m.-h of th.- Kew-York
???spitai . ,.. |,v ., Tribun? repewter provtad
, ' ?>. side? ( barare rnaote of the
?y ? ?? ?? itmeni of . patten! by or.f th ?
?B<4tJta]?, . ._ ,?,,,.,,,,, ?.-, japhn, -ick-i agtenl
?Ih? ;..;,; , ? ? ,,; Ctefltlea and f'orrectlon at
tat on
1 rh-si. pier, submitted
??j* !" ? ? porter on Thurwlay, ? lying thai
*<J'K';"r " l"rl ha! I"?n guilty ol cruelly
**t:rikr spa . a.i a broken : ,? According
. lh: ?? urgeon, Ineteawl of watting
ff' * *" fted Hi? patient In hi? arti.? ati 1
**l?-,:: th? deck of trie l-iat '.n which he was
?*' lafeen ?. . ?;,,. ?.^.,.? japh? ?,.?? that the pa
"! >?--???? tl) rrom the surgeon'? treatment
th? IH,B* that the complaint waa inaile oui an..:?,s;
? a^wrtsng auxn, end the surgeons at thi House ol
in Hu. !?or;-.-? . -. > thsl th? charge hai ni
Rallef
touri'lH
W:
"Th
?f R ?1'0" whl''v'r Uh*. M. K-i-.'.? ?a, Of the House
iV-"f. rni'le thla stategaenl In resarl to the mi'
wh aSB? ?as thit nf Tony Marlin.?, an Italian.
^* l<*S wa? brok.n In Mulberry-st. on Thurs.lay
JJtUag. [). ,-]yi[. s Pord brought in the man.
?*'' ?'.t? ;. !? ? to hi? need?, ani In the af.ernoon
^orrjer,,. ,? wJm blm ^ ^ y^ ,. Tw,,.liv.Hi>.in.
tior, _.r *h'" ""' '?""'? of Charlttea an.l Corroe
^*?? to have him tranaferrod to Ite island. I
1 pier a1","!1'' m *"' ? ???'??;..???- to th? Twetity-?lkth
P?? 1,(71, ?' ?'"""?"? Hi?" .as- t?. Mr Japin. It may
tbt ai?,,., :,lr '*li rui overalghl, hut. al any rat-.
l*'??;?, ,''1" ?|?". for the boat which was to
*?^????;"."--'?.??.1: ???! "hli? Malino was Mtlil In
if? the wnrli,h rp wa?? *-o?'r"ly there to give It ex
??**? reaoh.a .?n "n 'hp P""r? Ah soon bm the pa
"?*? b?*4n n.,1, . p*er in our ambulance he should
"?? Correen/ ?or b>r th?* Department of Charities
*SAmutu\^u.}t*.v*' thelr l'--?0'* to hold the boat
?^rwno had been taken aboard."
THEIR SUCCESS PREDICTED
COLONEL A. GORDON says RBPUBUCAN8
WILL SWEEP OHIO THIS FALL.
ONI op THF. popt'Lu; MEMBERS of OOVEBMOB
MKINl.KYS STAFF OT-AD TO KNOW THAT
OEORQE h ?r?\ |g in favor of ins
CHIEF FOB PRESIDENT -siti'a
TIOM AMONO THE
DEM(X*BAT8.
Colonel Alexander Cordon, president Of the Niles
Too: Company, of Hamilton, Ohio, and also S mem?
ber of Qovernor McKlnley'a stiff, was al the im?
perial Hot??] yestertlsy, Colonel Oordon has served
on :he Qovernor's staff during !?,>tli term?, snd ?? ?
?arm persona! friend of Ohio's choice for the Presi?
<!??n;lal nomination. !!.? I? an 'Englishmen by birth,
.?"? that ?? ? remarkably fortunate thin?- f,,r Con?
i:r?*ssmnn Paul Borg. At one time th'r?? ivas talk
of "running" Colonel ??, rdon agalnai Mr. Borg for
>' ' ??.-s.??, hut own!?,' to the fai-t that lie ha! neg?
lected to tnk,? out naturalisation papers early
enough, he -ras noi ? llglb'.e. Thai defect has been
reine,lie?! now, a??1 it may he that Mr. Sort's po!
Cal asp.rations v. M be CUI short hy Colone', ?Jori ??
s 'me day, as h?? la b vi rj popular man ln hla s:.i?,?
He nays he is not In politics now. however, snd la
.?;;np?y enjoying himself. Colonel Gordon hn?l just
ilnlshel reading1 an Interview In The Triluine erJth
13? irge H. cox. ihe political leader of the Repub?
lican parly In Cincinnati, when seen y?asterdsy bj a
Tribune reporter. Looking from the paper, Colonel
Oordon said:
"I um glad to see that Mr Cos has declared him?
self In favor of Qovernor McKinley for the G:?<;
dentini nomination. Mr G?? Ii looked upon In the
V.'iet as the foe of Qovernor McKinley. I see thai
lie has lieen perfectly frank In speakinK of ;he case,
sad says thai h?? .lo???? noi ilk? cartaio men sround
tli?? Qovernor, but Ihat politically he is his friend
ml will support htm Thai still remove a feeling of
incertalnty. Qovernor McKinley ??, we all
the sur?? nomili.??? of th? party, ani sre w.llsru. I l?
Mm loyally, it ]?.,>ks .:k? .1 Republican walkovei In
the State this fall. Buahnell alll i>?? elected Qov?
ernor, sad ?a?? all! sweep the Legislature '
When aske.i who, m h,s opinion, would be th??
late of the I ?? mon ar ? lor the I lot ei ? 1
tins fail in Ohio, Colonel Oordon laid: "it ;,>,k> ?,,
DM as if l'Hill Suri; is th.? avallali? candidale H.?
is popular, and ha.? shown a disposition ?.? be lib
?ral with his money Whoever ihe randldate may
!>.? it will ?.?? situi iy a . .is.? of ihi*owlni hlmi
th.? breach Even Mr. Sorg, 1 think, realises ihat.
bul he may be lookm?? forward lo BOtnethlns else
Senator Brlce'e seal ?ill noi be vaca ? 1 until WS!
In that time changes may be effe. led. I
think that the Democratic parly ? II rev! ?
??hi,? for some years to come, bul Mi Borg has
men ground him who think differently, and ll may
be that he la willing to ko In and take th?? drub
bin? In < Mer that he may hsi? a try f..? Sei ?.?..?
hotiors In the futur.?. That la only conjecture, end
It may not seem pmbnhie from the fai ? lhal ll is
patent that Senator Brice atlshee to retain in? seal
In Ihe Sena:? "
Speahrtag of ex-?,overnor .lain???? F. Campb?
the report 'hat he might ?.?????;: ih? nomli 11 1
''.,;,.???? Oordon said "I do noi Think thai M
''ariiph, ',? -.van!? ?I We live In th? ? ? . , ' I
I knon something of bla p..-.?- "hen haa been
some talk .,' r : ttonal 1 rr- : ?
pbell an! Senator Brice They maj have h ? ?
some differencea over patronaas in th.
that is al..on played our now, an.l I think thai thej
h ive no qu irre] ??'' ? ,,?? The 1
nee?! to stand together ? -\ there ? ;
few of them "
'olonel Oordon aya that the mon? ? qui
doea not enter into thia campaign to an) .-? 11 ?\
tent. H?? Is ;m advocate of pr,,',.;:,,n '. ??
iti ?-? He sai : "I go around to 1 ? ?
an I I s? >? things p ? ? . hot ?I ? ? ? ? ? -,,!:..? ? 1 ?
Austria, ln another something thai
Qermany, nr, ,?????? something from Rnglau I and so
on Whai we s irit ..? ro arrangi thai th?
American ma?, ?: , turei aa make a? ?
w'th th? foreign manufacturer. \m-i
trre.? BhOuM l>- patronised by Am??: 11 ". ., ,
Europe fights for American natronagi They look
1 upon ?!.?? Americane ai l?gitimai? prej Thi
rans rjo not object to It. un?l nr.? victima 1?'
? .'usiom If Americani were to deal with .v??.
,-ans. all Europe would sinis-nute nr course, a man
has a rl?ht to lo ariti] ' Il mone) a-, ?..- a ?he?, but
it :?-? a deplorable custom."
A HOY h ?ILEI) H Y MISS PLACIER.
THK DAt'OHTEB "F THE CHIEF "F ONDNANCF.
SHOOTS ? 1 Ri IT ? RIEF DEAD
Washington, Au.? 2 Mis? Betsey Flsgler. daugh?
?er ,,f Qeneral D W Fisg>r, Chief of ordnance,
ted States Army, shot and Instant!) kille?! ?
r,Ion?) t..,\ named Rrnesl ..r??,?.?:. srho .?. 1- itea?lng
fruit in the vari ,,f ih.? Plagier b ? ?-?-. Sa -'.144
Callfornls-sve., Northwest, aboul 11 o'clock tl
11. trini,' BoyB liai been in the ha:,li ,,' ????. ??
fruit :n ih?? ?ari f?r som? limi efl rta v.?-?.?
mole t?. prevent It. nit with it - ; esa '!'?.;- morn
?? L ? ireen alth a camp ml m api ?
.r.???'!? ..? csrrylng off th?? fruii Miss Flaalei aas
them aril called fr .m the srlndoti ta the I
??? ealar th?? yard, (ut the warning sraa it,'?? I? 1
sin? disappeared from the wlndoa for ,?? f? w ????,
on i??. reappeared w.'i. an arm? revolver end fired
at Creen Th?? bullet entered hli bead, ?-a i-ihk in?
stant leath
Great excitement waa Brouaad amoni? th.- colored
people who congregated Bbaul ihe scene, bui ins
arrival "' the patrol wagon with policemen nil a
quieting effect ?>n them, ani ihe bod; ?a?/ rem ved
to th?? morgue. Miss Flakier wa? arre?ie,l Qeneral
Flajgler is In Toronto. 1'fiada.
MIhs Flaicier van- releaeed from . istodv ?ins even
lag, the ?Or.ner's Jury deciding the affair ro I., ,,
case of uninienttonal sh??nflng.
EC S ERAL OF SIMON WOBMSER.
SERVICES AT BIS IIROTHER'S BOMB WEM*.
KNOWN PERSONS IN ATTENDAXCE
The funeral of Simon Wormser, the banker, who
died suddenly on Tueeday night, took pia ?? yestei
day afternoon from the home of his brothel Isldor,
N<?. *v\ Flfth-sve The body, Inclosed in ? ham!
? ime raffln, Lai In th.- front parlor, Th. ceffi? w.??
aim -? hidden by th?? man) Bora! designi sen! b)
?? ??!.,]? Conspicuous among the pieces win a
larire pillar Inscribed "Father," from the children
Of III" dead man. an 1 I great bank of Whitl 1
from his grandchildren Previous to the ?? 1
rxerclaea th?? puhMc w?-r<? admitted 10 view the
bo ly
The Rev. Dr Ouetav Qotthetl, of Temple Emano
I?".:, read the Jewlslt burial ritual and offered a
I yer !!?? wns followed by the itev. Or. Sparger,
of ihe same congregation, ano dell sped a eulogy
of Ihe 'lead bank' 1
Amor.K th?? persons ores, tit wre e\ 1 iov, ? ,.,,?
?: , ?.?. ill 1?. Flower, Jamea Seligman, Qsorgi
man, es-Judge DIIMnhoefer, Edward Lauterbach
and ?. Ludwig; rapreseatatlveaot 'be banking urn,,
of i.-.zai'i Fr?res, Heldelhach, Ichelhelmer a
< and Kuhn. l.'??'. A Co., Jacob Bernhelmer,
Isaac Stern, Frederick Chiman, Albert SI tthelmer,
\1 Schaefer, Henry Khas. Max Rothschild. ?*?. I?
!.. a-ain. W Hatfelt, Colonel .1. Keller, Uopo!?!
Wormser, M. Nathan, Meyer Lehman. Emanuel
Lehman, Max Stadler, John J' Kelly, Mr. H ?ber,
.,r Philadelphia; i' Krauss, !>r Keeney, Lewis
Sauer snd M '"is Qo idhian
The pailbe.ir--s Brere t'olonel F. ? Hain. Edward
I ?a uterbar h, Jamea Seligman, Abraham Wo!ff,
M a her Lehman, C. F. ???. Lewis Banger, Samuel
ii tt.t.-t, r. Sigmund Newatadt, ??? Attorney Oeneral
S mon W Kokendale, of Albany; Bugena Mayer,
Kdward E!i ate.n, David Kohn and S, Stern.
Th?? services m the grave in Cyprus H.ii- Ceme
lery were conducted t,y th.? Rev. .1. Bllverman, of
bi ? ? rupie Emsnu-EI.
BELL-SABS SD BOX Ok? BASILI CABBIBV.
Two men strolled in?.? tff corridor of the In
perlai Hot??! yestardajr, who Bttracted a ;?? al ?bai
?f attention. Th?-y wire Qeneral Ans.m O McCoob
who has Just bass sppolnt? l ''Ity Chamberlain by
.Mayor Strong, at a -.; ? 11 ' ?: IL."?.'??' a yeai aril hi
i,roi:;<r, Qeneral A.eaand r M Dowel! McCook, u??,
has Jus! been re'lr?! f; m It,.? RsgUtSI \imy with
the rank of Major QeoersL These two mes are
-Besahen "f tb?? fimou-? "flghtlag McCook" family.
(l.neral Alexander McDowell McC 'k ha.? seen a
Kreal ?leal of service In the Wi-s: amoiiK t'h.? ln.l
,uns. When he was ask???! .-.bout tiie linn, ?Ch tr.11
blee in the West, he paid, slowly.
"I never ha?l anything :?? do with ths l.innoek
ml???. .My itssllSfB w-r?? wlthfthe .'-?i.itlierii tribe?.,
??uch as the Apaches. The tribe of Hannooks ? rio
a ?? . ibi? some or.??, '?'?.ey have always been known
as peaiefu! Indians. I think that the an-oiirrt of r,i,
trouble hus been grossly i-xnwrAlrd < >t ?ours??. I
don't know for u fact, but that I" the Inferen???
that I drav from my knowledge of th?? tribe.
Oeneral Mr-Cook seems plea*?-d with his brother I
appointment Personally, he la ?clad to get a rest
after ao much active life In the Army, ana ne in
tenda from now on to enjoy himaelf, ana au?'ni
to some private business affaira
HUMORS OF THE ELECTION.
HOW JOHN MORLET LOST (,-NK HOSBBT
.MAN'S VOTE?STARTLING ??????
EFFECTS.
Some of the Fnj-lish Illustrati ? paliers have been
printim- pictures of scenes n elections a hundred
year? or so ago. Tinse >< rve t.? show a marked
contrast be?we.-n old times an.l tli?? pre.-ent In many
respecta Boda] niunn.rs an?! ustoms hav?? greatly
ehanged, snd th?? mat? rial sdjuncts of society have
been vastly improved. Tins?? facts, of course, have
ten.???,i greatl] to modify election methoda Be?
sides, ?'lections are now conducted on a far differ
'?nt legal beala Th.? franchise ha? i,e<-n -?tended
almost to universal suffrage, ami g particularly
stringent Corrupt Practices bci ha? eliminated most
?f the venal ranva sing f..:? rotes thsl or. aas
a feature of every contesi. Al ihe same time hu?
man nature, and es*.tally political human nature,
has not changed materially Bo n comes to pass
that modern election! ar?? marked with Jus! gi
many Incidents, violent or comical, as th" ?? ol
former daya,
The mom ?if mud-throirtng at Sir William Har
court at Derby has already been told, The cam?
paign there was very h..:. i:,,fore th.? m<
at which Sir William spoke a procesalon traversed
the principal streets .,r the town, it Included
th" usual ban,is and banners, ani al-,, ?? new de?
parture m the shape of "living pictures," ..ft? r the
Btyle of som?? ,,' ih?? cara In ih?? Lord da
show, un ,,n.? cat si \? ni men wet? grouped al 'in I
an nnvtl, ani overhead was ?!,.? Inscription, 'Hail
?"rk and no boose." Whir, however, r,i ?? ? the
'to of a it,,,,,? man) people eras a man with a
p.lint??,1 red nose, snd clothed in tattered garb, who
was styled '*The Trade's Finished Article." Some
of ihe principal Liberal srorkers attribute to this
?ion th?? loes ??f several hundred rotes in
th?? Working-class <ii?trlct- ..f th- t ?..??
John M or ley was defeated al Newcastle What
turned s.. many ?Otes a, ilnsl bun it arould be
ill i,, s ,?. bul ai ?? ,?- .???,? ran bs .???? ..int.? 1
for An two S ' ? H -?,!?. ' ',,,?.?
penmen I srer? still ?t, ??!,, ? ? men In Nes lalle
received a letter from a d.-iughler wh?. had orniti, l
t" pul a stamp on It, ll eras, iherel. in ae
? or lance Brltli rul< ? barg Id ite en d?
? ?? trai . ? ?? il office
t,, be ? a- a i\ ??. . hy , ' ? ? ? frli
???? ,.? h the c simas ? ?. on Ihi nbject.
Bui w ?,? aras th?? I'oetmsater-Qcnersl? "Why,
Morley," replied ihe friend 'That's th?? p in ?
VOI? I f,,i a' ii,, . ??? . || ?:,,: " Mill the In?! . ml
N, \.i. a -?: , iti ' Pre? lei) ," ? | III ! Ihe line m lid
adviser ? won't hs ? ? k with thi?
?? lei |oh." sal?! ihe elector "but hang me if l
evet ??.:.? f,,r him again." 'M ? e, rh?? Pesi
? ;, ? -Tal w ,- ? .,? lohi Moi ? ?? il ill '"it
?p?,,? I M irley, ., ? ? lift?rent pei Bon
Une of r?.,? mosi ru r loua developmenia ,>f the
present election a th? , it? ? > hai e
excited sn ? ?? ? ? ,?.
employed for electioneering purposes In man) |
of I. .nl i.. .it,: srllh tb? candidates ?? ? ?
?ir,l hung around their tie, ks, have lone active
aril ?ft? live service The ??? . ??? mala ap
? ?.,
m lee from the jes s h Ich the) r,ir?
ai?,, it ai, I 1?., ?,. ?? ? I.?? r ????? ni
M ? ilclm il il < ?'? , '...!?
roxlelh, Is n ;.ed 1
me of I
Irish bulldog * him."
I?!. \? ' ? I: ' ? ' INIl
?.? pi a y s ? 11
. , ? ? ? rit!
They eri
?
? II
...? ? . ,.
. ? : ,??
pilon : r trie.| men
???
In mol her I ' gol in >? I ? i'h
? ?' ? ?
? ? le I films? ? ?? ?? .a!, -rt ??? I "\ ?.'?
? ?
Sai..?. ;? ?- ' plarar.l ls| I In
Noi ihsinptoi r ?. ? . ? ke, ? ; ? ,
te s greet feature
especially smong the .
- . - ? . . ? ?.,-;.- .? ime on? aak ??! ?I ? \ ?
i|Ulth I"..? : v,"i think lhal ihi Bosebery Qoi
. r . ? ? ? .???.. ime ol Ih? ? holding
I"" "We||." I .' \-|.l.lh.
. il ei n
|>e expert make thai
III? .;,,-' si ??? ? ? l) I"
| ? I IDI
Ihat oplnloi I ? ?
', In
and the ? ? To
nl'?'??' . ,
Igaln,
in I !.. -? r ' ? form I ...
Mr A it you
and Mr Koscher?, will lisi pit < that H
?,,,? ?? ' ?.?. ex-Momi Aeci sd, with all
. ;..? .? . ?
the gn ? Ihe) hail ?.nteii ? .?
Liberal and |>o|
Introducing M
q ,1'h ? ? not her m??' ? , ' Ihe
I'rlnie Vtlnlstei ,,f th? rounir) " In Kasl
Fifi a. ?? Ml ' Iunior. , th? I ?? ? indi late
arsi iskcd ' ?i s h h s! ?- ,<f thi House srlll you
nit"" II- promptly r?>piie,i * < ? ?? th?? aide I ?
irlty, and I ? ? is ? omfoi .???:?? ? eal ia
possible
AN ORIQINAL ORATOR
? muel narrow, t!.? Radical candidate for North
Rail Kent ?- an original orator In one ,,f hi
speechee tie said: "They tell me .?.i I have :?> do in
this constimene) is to show myself, un?! I ?bn'.l
t li. ri , erta,nly go in (Laughter ' ??G? I am
?Mor.? laughtei > W(MM do you think .?f me? (Re
i..??,?..-i laughtei , Foiirleei ???. - an ??,? years
of .u?'?. forty-two reara a consisten! Liberal allh
("? ? ? om yeara mar r :.? I, and right? ???
?rt m?! ii :????-. '?.,,?? laughtei ? Sow, if that Ii
i'???l enough for you rote i"i Barros " ??-?
?. ? . ? la ighler and ? h? '-r- ?
In "? ?? Va ? -? ?,? m?! nstltuenc) a ' Otef
a?k. I tb. candidate srliether h li land loi i arsa lu h*>
n? ,1 m raising hla reu.li ?Il dependa upon the
imatai ? ??' replied ihe gentleman Mir there
are no eli umatancts," sal?! Ihe man "Well, what
are the rea ims?" aske?! the , indldate "There
are ? o reasons," resi?on?l< ! tb. el.?? "Whal haa
he ,i"i , ,t for, Ihen**' Iniiulr?*?! the pussli i a
nenibei "lle-ause ? have ??.? foui children!"
? ? ? ? |i ,.? 1 hla s .?- a problem noi t?
be des?i with il an) price, an I rh?? ? an.lldiiti
, .? ed Ih? example r?f Ihe Christy Min
sii .-I en Im?n ..??? "ge ve II up."
? m rh.? Introduction of the (10 franchise In York
shire great difficulty was experience?) In persua I
Ing the electoral? thai . pn ? ..? "f half a S'-or?
of sovereigns la each man was not preme?lllate<
by ih? legislature ll aai In vain thai learne?
??,,?? endeavored to explain the situation
The minera relus?,? t.. Im? pul off wiih arguments
and held last lo whal th'?? believed lo be Ihe in
lentlon ol I'urliamenl In ??? ??????? the) mereli
anticip?t, ? the urden ? faith ,,f ? Parish ? ????mil
In Wiltshire, compose?] ',.? Ih? 1.1?.si parr of a?:ii
iiiltunii laborers Th? ??? gentlemen, having selected
a farmer lo preside "???? Ihelr meeting, Immedl
etel) demanded to be told when rh.-ir allotments
would be M-i'i. "Allotments! Whal be th.'v""
?,,... ? the honeel yeoman. "Them things wot's
|,?,,??????? In the sci of ? '.? ? ivmint " replied Ihe
spokesman. "lie 'um?" asked in* chairman, agitasi
"Wot, hav'n '.id the act?" said the iii?i la?
borer "I daun knas nothing about lawyerlng."
replied the farmer ' As for your acts of ParlymTnl
dange.? el ? houli! knas wan eef ? t..? 'um."
Till?: MIXING OF PARTI NAM IN.
p..Ms pt?p??- have ?.- on considerably mlx?*d, Elec?
tion news in various papera has teemed with tef
rrencea i" Tories, Conservatives, I'nlonteia, Liber?
al-ITnlonlsts, Liberata, Ka.li.als. Palmellile*, Antl
Parnellltes, Bedmondltea, McCarthyltes, Healyllee
snd various others. "The London Times" ree?
ognlses only two pani.?, L'nlonlsts and Separat?
sis, classing '?s l'nlonlsts all who Bupporl Ibi
ITnlonlai Oovernment, and s Separatists ?ill who op?
pose II a Dublin newspaper, after giving the
figures with regard to "unionista" "l.lb,ral?" and
? p . ? T..-IIIT. -" salo, hai? 1.? return. 1, ends III??
Usi with "PoHtlcal Priaoner i" Tins, ,,? course, ??
in referen'' to the election "f Duly, a dynamite
onvict, for Limerick.
.\n organisation with a practical programma
has been questioning aspiran:- lor political bog
,.rs. It "humbly prays you that, If elected to the
Commons lions?? Parliament, you will be pleased
:o introduce or support ? bin for ihi amendment of
:?..? Metropolitan Police act, In order 10 suppress
rh?? nulsai?. . ot ora,-.in ?/rinding, b] treating s:iret
organa snd pianos a.? noisy Instruments, or other?
wise: and will ?is., please to five al leas! so much
n-llcf agalnai airee ? cries, especially on Sunday?
ani noisy animals, as Part lamen I recently gave m
the Inhabitants of the Scotch burgha by ins Ht oli h
Uurgtl Police BCt, ami will also please to lake some
action to control the alms?? of the swam v-hlstl? on
railways, si least al r.iitht,?' Could ihis arrange?
ment be curri???! Into effect, thousand?? of ?,,,??.lon?
er? robbed of their reel would ardently bless the
lay of Ils BC ompllshment
The BSaaUeel majority declared Is ihat of Mr.
Fowler at Imrham. who nil Into l'ari lament by a
majority of on??. There ls no other figure but "1"
In th?? whole r?-turn. with the exception of one
cipher. Ill? own poll was 1.111. an?! his opponent's
poll wan 1.110.
One of the Ka,Ibais who have been defeated
?nd wno will he missed from the new Mouse 1? h?
wno Man the portentous nam- ?if Alph-us I'leo
?ihas Morton if- wm ?,. .,,ng r?iTOembei*ed for the
last spe...-h h<- ever nudo at ,st. Stephen's, it con
?l?te.i ol "Mr. Sp.-ak-r" - At that point th
resiaeni put th- ?luestion that the House do ad?
journ and Mr. Morton's political carer closed
for the present.
j'erhiips th.i best utterance In connec-lnn with the
wnole ?ampale-n Is to he attributed to Mr. I'ham
b.rlaln. He tjuotod Lord Iloseh-rv's epitaph on the
late linvernment: "It lived ? nohle life; It died a
noble death " and then added: "And we are ?????
io give It a noble funeral?"
SAILORS NOT ILL TREATED.
COMPARATIVELY FKW OP THEM DESERT
???? THEIR SHI!.-?.
WHAT thi'v ?;?t t?, ?. t un thi: R?an SKAS
BTORT Or ? MUTINY IN Till?', diamond
HARBOR Or (??/???? Tiil.u BT
? JACK TAB
? . r- has been a r-p .rt r.ntly that It Is th??
? ommon halilt of certain ship masters to make the
Uvea of their crews ?.. iintenrnhle that the men
deaeri their ships when they rea.h i??rt. thus for
feltlng the wage? ttey have earned. The United
State? llur.au <>' ?p???.?????? ha? j-lv-n th- natter
attention ?,? ord-ring a thorough Investigation at
>. San Francisco and I'?.rr Towneend, where.
It Is ?aid. "glurlt'g cases of tne kind have just been
Bd," It was to Investigate this alleged con?
dition of thit.gf. that a Tribune reaj trter yesterday
vis!:. I Acting Shipping Commissioner K-enan, at
th?? Barge um,?., and asked him ?r be knew ..f any
"glaring cose a" or of the investigation mentioned.
Mr Keenan s.iii -ha: be had ttoeri nothing ?if the
Investigation, nor waa he aware of any particularly
flagran ? Instances of Ili-treatment <>f seamen oa
American ressels that hai- docked her- recently.
li Is h u lh probat.!- thai such cases could have
?--'I al thi.? |?.rt without action by the acting
. 'ottimi . and "eaempt" ? ?
wh. h do not come within his Jurisdiction, th? sail?
ors ,.?- almost ail Americana, wages and far- are
good, d?sertions are uncommon, ami mutinies on
ttoai I h.?rdl> ever o-enr.
<'n ih? deep-water American merchant vessel?,
h ?ttl sail and steam, d?seniori- I ??
occur here D< ?erti'.n?? and disputes between rnas
. . row, when ti e cai r* t it ?t or are
? ' t?. this ? ..-:. eventuali) come :?. rh- Ship?
ping fornir nei office Sometimes they are
taken t. th- t'nited States i'ourt, bul ir. almost |
? ? ?..? ? tbe) are referred ???. >-. to ,vr?? Com
Who ?- thus Judge, ;'!?. an?! linai rOUtf*!
.' ... ; ? .1 ??. ha - aeveral case? every day, but
Mr Keenan ?aid thai nothing sensational had oc?
hen ?? --(?? ?? rationally a dispute be?
? ? ? it. I hi- rrew is aubmltted to or
on, bui ali the rases pass through the rom
mia ? offici <>ri-e m a whl . itlsfle l
?. . ? ,-. , a r from ' Is rhlp h? r.. t.ut it ?
I Of thi . ' I ' ? Of the
., '
Mi Keenan ?ill resterd??? that ,-of ...ir?e. if
man leave? ti- ahtp before the term <?>' servi??.? f.,r
whl !i !.e ha? shipped espire? he break? hl? con
Irs srhlch i? lili- any other ?imple ...ntra.-t. and
? loxes
> nts '?. r?? ?ver :?. I try the case on the
? r an oppr iprial
I?
?*? ? UAH r*ARKfl ?.????.?
?I tven'l heard ?. ? Hr. Keenan, "o* nnv
,.-;,?.. I ha? " ? ? . ??! ? ???
.??...? : ??. '. ??.? i .. ? a?- In whl h ? ?
? h? ?? ? not l??ue
\ ? ? irti ?es "
? ' ? I article? srhlch Ihe ?hi; - m isters'
? ? (he mi ri shou ? the Mil of
r.,r- ? ?. h th? sverai ?.m? lican ? rman ?
. . ? . 11.1moni ?'s al in I .r I,
bet tei than the rations Issue I
I? . -. pi a to he a low? l
? ? ?? re? lui .? ??.? ?.??! ut?? In
? gnd i? mon lui. ??.
' - In uni a??? require | by
,? rhe scale ai rattled for different days of the
a BILI, or F A ft P.
w . ???, ?lay's bill uf fai "ne pomi
? of b? ??'.. one sn I
, ? . , , la -f ; ?rh > ru hair poun ? ol flour.
.?n. eliihth of ? Tint of pass, otie--lght.'. of an ? ?,?..?
? ? ? naif ounce ol ?"'???. two ounces) of migar
tai '? . .? . , .r coffee,
.... ? may be ?utetltuted for one qua r?
if ? ea 111 ?
tlon '.
? ? . pound? i?-r in.ri ? . Ii day, In ll.ii ?
I
tea mei In Amerl tn
tl" to $: ? a month, and In
? -* w ? ?..- '.'..in I"? t !
reporter ? rexl the s illors' Il ime In ?'h- rr?.
? ? learn w? ? ra
frequency ??( leserttona Ituperlnten.leni Fred Ilei
la out of town, bui enother officer of the
il m? a. ? "When .. miri on shipboard doean'l sbl)
? -: full) ??? rform for which ?
. . g him; that I?, the) nor- hi? r*
?n .-n. ?s ni ih- logbook ..p ? dock bl? wax-s on
pa) da) 1 kn in of few cassa of desertion ? i
in cruelty or iii-ir.atm.-iit thnt tevs tak-n place In
peri lately. It p???????????? happens, however,
?? .? \in-ri.m H-umeii u ? foreign pot: ?ui ?-?
drunk ??bore, fall to report and lesen i'as-s on
' ? go resaels oaxur asor? frequently, and at the
? gliah ?hipping office Ih? t'oneul son?, times has
desertion ra??? t., attend to The character of men
tn the merchant lervl-r Is not what it use,l to be;
the Meant, ri .ire tii?.?tly fonttgnef*?, ex?-pl la ihe
??uiit.r? American erew? ?re paid off h.-r.? If
from foralgn ports, the? haie a r.?ht to demand
their discharge and man] ol lh? coastwise ressels
t-.it touch ?.???.? are paid off her? too l don't know
ol .? r ? > Bagram ra??? of lll?treatmenl that would
call for the Investigation you peak of "
HOW Tllll BEAMAN IB PROTECTED.
It seems th.it. as a seaman Is protected by ihe
under which h?a haa ?htpp.l. and haa ? fair
chanc? of ?'-tilng Just!?*? if the) have been violated
. iptaln, u orouhl be foil) for him to desert
here ond leave Ms pa) I'-?-mioii? which occur In
thi? port generally ;ake plat*? tr.nu foreign vessel?
,,, wii-n the d?serter hss been ofrsld i" "face th
in ???? before th? impaniai t'ommlssloner, who ??.
. untlnusll) .in? ?p??..'!!"? ? hargea
V wi-iih-t beaten sallorman who entere?! the
Sailor?' II..in- While Ibe i-poil-r was (here s.i.l
hi aas on?? ..? the cren of the Knglish ship
I'aln.leblli burn?? 1 ??? T'iui'la?, In the li.irlw.r li?
bel remained .-n the ship after the members of the
err* had received their pay, and ksal by the
Bre bis wages and his rlotne? He told ? tale of
the mutiny that took place on the t'atrnlehlll at
< ? l'Ut la. Which, divested Of inulti.al obscurities of
speech, is ..? foll?n ?
"'Twaa in iHamond Harter, t'akutta, thai the
m. n in the foc'sl? muttnod agnina! ?'aptaln Tar
t..day, .ii-. was In command ther-, snd nil officer?.
The crew he had consiste?) of twelve S-aii.lui ?vlan-.,
;.-?? he picked up ??* men In L'alcutta. When tbe
<'all niellili mii.i? Calcutta the capi.un refuse.I io
ail..?? tin? Scandinavian? t? ? hav- shore llherty or
t?. pay item off and when ttey refuse,? to work
they were put In tail.
MARCHED ABOARD IN IRONS,
"Afl-r Ite ship had tak-n <>n a Cargo and the
hatch?? were closed, the twelve men war? marched
aboard h-r In Iron-'. Before she got out of the
birt.or ib- Iron? were taken off and the men, who
wen? In the Oi's e, wer- ordered to work ship.
They refuse?! ta d ? ?? Then the captain, mate,
second mat-, carpenter and steward who bad
piatola and gun? began llrlng a! the men who w-r
lii th- foe'?!?. Tb- steward tried to -?boot one of
the hauls, miss?,I blm and shot the captain In the
wrist, ?un- of ite sail..!m. n i?.n wounded In th?
hip, and when ihe fight was over lb.? men were
taken ??bor? and lh? ?'.ilrniehlll came her- With a
new crew under Captain Jones."
MRS. WALLER DESTITUTE IS PORT LOUIS.
t irth.
t.. be
p? ?at,
AN AMERICAN AIDKD THB i:\ ? ' ..?-??.??? uni:
Tu KgCAPK PROM V.'? ?? ?AS. Ait
Washington, Atlg. I Additional Information re?
el Iv? I from Mrs. Waller, the wlf?? of the ???-(?>?????
lo Madig:??? ar. who In now lying In ? French mili?
tari prison n-ar Mai selli??, shows that she Is I ? -
?1.1.t. I to Mr. We.dford. an American, formerly
employ .-.j as a civil engtl.t In th?? Transvaal, but
now living In Tamatave, for her es-ap- from the
Island. Mr. \Vee,lford furnlshe-l funds sutil.l-iit to
brliiK Mrs. Waller and her four children from
Anta?onarlVO, Ite capital, to Vatraman.ll. on the
c.,?t. a distan?.? of M nule?, and thence to the
Island of Mauritius Mrs. Waller Is now In Port
I^iuls, Mauritius, and Is penniless. Ref husband s
atlorn-y. Mr i'en?i?-.|y, nf this city, has Inform.?.!
i.ov-rnor Morrlll. of Kansas, of these facts, and It
Is believed lhat ?uttlclent money will be raised In
that Stale to brlnx Mr?. Wailer ami her family to
America. Mr. Kenne ly authorti'-s the statement
that money which any on?? may desire to contribute
for the support of Mr. Waller'? femlli may be aent
to the Btate Department at Wuahlnston. by which
It will be promptly forwarded to Mr?. Waller. ?
HOPES FOR THE VIGILANT.
HEI?, PARTISANS COMPARE HER WITH THE
DEFENDER.
THKT G? NOT THINK THAT THK NKW YACHT HAS
TKT had a coNCLonra test of pe?.
I'OWERS-T.W.KS WITH YACHTSMEN.
Local yachtsmen an? still much concerne?! about
the preliminar}? Informal races between the lie?
fen.1er and the Vivllant as conteetants for the
honor ,,f being ggleetsd to ttefeatl the America's
Cup. While the splendid salllni- of the Difendei
has shown her to he a yacht of marvellous speed,
the Vigilant has hung ?o closely to her, up to date,
that th?? letter's partisans Still cherish a ftleam of
hope thnt ehe may yet airain come su.ssfully to
the front as a o.\jp dsMulsr,
Charle?? A. Sh-'rmati. secretary of the Reiratta
Committee of tiie Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club, said yesterday to a Tribune reporter:
"Inasmuch ue I hav?? never s?en the licfender and
the Vigilant sail a race tofretiVr, I feel Incapable of
passing a positive opinion r?'Kardln? the merits or
?lemerlts of either yo.-ht. It strikes me. however,
that the tiefender has never yet shown her full
speed In a leg an.l tag contest with the Vigilant."
VIEW! OP AN OLD YACHTSMAN
Anoth'T yachtsman, who has followed the ?ea,
"man und boj?," for nearly half a century, senten?
tious!}? summed ut? th?? situation as follows:
"Th?? Defender Is undoubtedly the ablest yacht
ever constructed. The Vigilant in her day wss
superb, lik- th.? Volunteer, the Mayflower and other
tine yachts In their day, not excluding th.? brave old
America, which brought the British bauble to
th??*?? shores considerably more than two-s-ore
year? ago. Tin? iiefender's new-fangled steering
upparntue, which has iilresdy cause,) her one serious
bilk, may yet cius.? her alMttbe and possibly at
tb?? vital moment. ? Racing ' sCM may spilt a
baby jib-topsail, or eyn a mains. .1. und bend o'hers
quii Iter than g competitor can repair her disar?
ranged steering Rear. Therefor.?, until the formol
trial races tak?? phi,??? off Sandy Hook, on the Olit?
isi,I?? triangular eOUiaa SO one can t??!! ihe result.
I happened to he at the regatta of th- In?linn Har?
bor facht Club last Saturday, when the win?!?
bl. W and ?!,?? rains descended, and forty-six very
ahi?? ya.-bts of different classes started, but only
six null weather 'h.? gale and finish That is the
kind of a Ir???/..?, with a natura.lv heavier sea that
would b.? encountered outside "f Bandy Hook, In
which ? ?oiiii lik?? to Bee ti.?? Defender race 'for
k'.ps.' t'ntll they race under ?.u? h en,lirions no
man ejlve od.t\ vntur?? a positiv.? opinion of their
relativ? m.Tits ???? Defender la beyond unen?
tion, th.? Bwtfteel keel boat ever built, not even ???
ceptlng the Vslkyrie in, which ?? ? aragnlflcent
apeclmeni of lintish naval architecture, Hut any
foreign yachl tha; comea t?> these sl-iores to cope
for th.? old America's trophv will And a 'dandy' In
ti.?- Defender, and In th?? Vigilant a yacht from
which sh?- win have ? pretty tough time in strip?
pimi- off th?? Viink??.??? yellow (.i.ket. to say nothing
of b?t peacock toatbera and mandarin buttons."
Till". DBPBNDBR'I ?SPEED DISAPPOINTING
IH' StV .-4,
A W"i!-k- designer, who <l-?lr??d
"? ? -.? ran, said: "There Is
considerable disappointment concerning the Da?
r"s speed ? far a? ir bea been demonstrated
? n't know thai ths syndicate ?if which c. Oliver
? elln .? n?? loci a either dtaeatlsfled ?.r dlaap
?. Ini i. but I think rbat th?? -renerai public ex
. ? r. :.?-'?t bo il ??, beat th?? \'IrI
?iila 1 t: ?t? ?t? ani U -. ??. 1? m a thlrty
in.I.? ra??? .-?:'. ? cup defender "f to?
lla) ought to b?? able to beat all oth?-r domestic
competitors i>\ ar least from ten to twelve mln
Ut? ? "\'i such a , o'lr???, If the safety of the CUp
?? ? ? be r< ire?! Tl al ae? ma to be the
consensus of opinion, noi onlj imong laymen, bar
imong experta The Valkyrie II! Is as yet
? tnpmratlvel) unirli 1 cup hunter. N.> on?? knows
a-bal -ii?? cari do bul ? verv on?? I? c nvlnc? ?
thai she la a remarkably fasr ???.?t it la a dan
jrrroiis thitiK i" ut?. ???te?tlmate :!>? prowess "f ?
tHor or an enemy, elthei in time of peace
?? ?at-, and it is to ;,?? hop???! thit American vault?
ing ambition will p I overleap Itself, and, through
? glortousness, possibly lose u trick which might
nevei ??? regatacef i-?: them keep at th?tr practice
an?! trial spins, and may th- best b,.i'. win. and be
iibl.? permanently to retain custody of the old
emblem of Amerli m genlua .ml enterprise."
An "id Rngltah yachtsman er ho has lived in this
elf. ?ever 11 ye ir?, s u !
'There sre r. w ".a?? , onai leu ? lely unknown boar?
'n the yachting aorld. The) are the Vigilant an 1
the Va'.kvr:.? HI The Vigilan! hai t.-'-ti so radi?
cali?, changed m ballast, ?all area. etc.. that ehe
I. not rca-tnble h?r old self I believe thert has
been som? radical change In her hull. There
must havi he? ? - ? ?? change In her hull or ?lie
would not i.e ?., much quicker in stays than ?he
wa? originali) The Defender ?? unquestionably a
rlor boat to th Vigilant In s 'in?? r???;,? ??, bur.
nhethei ? ? ? '???.? r a around boa? remains
yet I ? I.?? pr.rved It I? a pity that the ' il ril.i was
not k,-|>4 In commission. Instead "f tielng lui up m
. . w ? would hav,? ?,??? -?
.-. ? ? ?. ?? trustworth) Indications of the
- generally con
.??? l?? ?. lithough ii??? ?;?? ?? " ?.? '? m nt may
. , ? ??? ? f indefiniti so? ilatlon. The
Valkyrli Hi i- even hit?? of an unknown quantity
the Vigilant Mie ha- been sailed with a
? . ? thai ha! never bet?
?tretch? i. .m I w. ? ? if s hile alie
?.?.a- racing. Bhe h.?? an enormous Ball area ml
:- beyond queatlon a ver) able boat, but whether
m r.'iraln th? 'oveted I cup la .tn enigma
which can b.? solv? I only b) a tua! esperlence."
A "<RASE" CALLS 7" SEE THE MAYOR.
SHU TKI.I.S ? ???.?? ?MAN THAT HA SEVEN
IIISHAM'S \\l' BF.VEN DALOHTBRS HAVK
BERN Kli.I.Ki' BT a WOODBH ?"MAX
All sorts and r*OndltlOI Of " ?inks" have call? 1
to ?.?.? th?? alayor sin,?? ha took office The latest
Is ?? woman who labors under the delusion that
unother woman Is ma !?? of wood, .-?he called at
th- city Hall yesterday and wanted to see the
Mayor,
Policeman Kennell noticed that there was a
queer took In her face, and Imiulr???! her business.
Sh.? sail her name sraa Adele ''ray. and that a
noman living in Sewburg had -.?*'??? ont ?ause :,>
t..? vexed al tier. The -?llceman sskad the cause
.??? vexation, aid Mra Crei replied "Wall, sh.? has
murdered seven ?>f my huebanda and has killed
many ?>f in daughters ? think seven is an un?
lucky number, for thai many of my Klrls she has
dor... awai wi'h I'll lell > OU her peculiarity; shea
wooden." .,
? on limili thi, u ' said the ofllcer.
"No," ?h.? answered, she ?- wooden all through.
Her head l? m.len Iter lega are wooden. H?t
anus are wooden She'a awful fierce for a wooden
noman.1 m ???? I The woman, reflectively.
The officer gently led her oui snd direct??.i her
t.? th?? neareel poll?*? "tal ??. Bhe wandered off.
und was lost III th-? crowd in I'ark Kow.
SANDBAGGED AND LOURED HY MISTAKE.
NEW .ll'ltsl'Y rOOTPADS NKMtl.Y Kill. ? MAN IN
KiTHKiiKiiitn in BROAD DATUOHT.
William T?owrey. a tall, well-built man about
twenty-live years ?>i?i. is lying between iif,? end
death at Ins home In lielawanna. N. .!.. as the result
of an ?mounter in llutherford with two footpads,
wh?. evidently mistook him t"i some on.? they were
waiting for. Dowrey's condition has prevented the
,I.tails from b.coniliis; public; bat he has RUSOS a
statement to l'ollce ?'aptaln Holland, of Ituther
lor.l, which, although In many tawpects remark?
able. Is bon.ut by all the ?vi.lene? .it hand, and
which the local polle.? bell?????. ills statement is
siiiiiniaiU.cl as follows:
I tow r.y left New York laal Saturday afternoon on
ib.? Kris Railroad Hefor.? be reached iiutherf.ini
a fierce rainstorm had Bprung up. and. as he stepped
from the car at RutlMffOfd at ?? p. m., few people
were on the streets. AlthouKh In? ?lid not know U.
his mother was waiting far him at the station, but,
not Busing lum. Bhe waited for the next traiti.
Dowrey walked aloni- Park-ave., the principal
stri???! of Kiitheford, at a rapid pace, and met but
, ne or two pedestrians \\'h> n midway betw?-en
i'lcrrepont and Rutherford aves, where woodland
skirts th.? street on one side and tall brush on the
other, two men stepped Into tlie street and asked
Dowrey the lima He replied, "Twenty minutes
peel ''?," and walked on. Almost Instantly a blow
on the back of his head felled him, while a sharp
palo lu his rlijht arm showed that hs had been
stabbed. As he sank Into unconsciousness he hear.I
one of the men say: "We've got the wrong man."
The thieves searched his clothes. KettliiK a silver
watch and about a ? lollar In changa while they took
a small diamond rum fruii his Anger, They ntufTe.1
a sp.itili.' Into their victim's mouth, carried him fifty
feet Into the brush, and l?'ft him there, a thin
stream of blood Mowing, from his wounded arm.
The Lyndhursi Presbyterian i'hape? stands ab?iut
two hundred yards from th?? scene of the oatrage,
ani, esp??, Lilly on Sunday, the travel past the spot
Is otisMcrable, but liowrey lay um'onsclous for
twenty-two hours. It was not until ."> p. tn. on Sun?
day that he was able to cry out. Then help came,
ami he was taken to his home In lielawanna. He
had lost a great deal of blood, his clothes were
soakei with the rain an?i he seemed to be com?
pletely shattered. Ilia wounds were dressed by a
'utherford physician, and he may recover.
it'
Choose what best suits your
taste when you read
TPIJS
SUNDAY TIME
// athletics bore you,
turn to another page
and read of art; if you
are tired of fact, re?
fresh yourself with
fiction; if you find
home affairs humdrum,
take a short foreign
tour in The Tribune's
columns ; poetry and
politics ; seriousness
and frivolity; culture
and Philistinism; all
have their claims ree
ognized in the
SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
Here are some of the
contents of to-morrow's
issue:
Richard Morris Hont.
An inspiring force in Ameri?
can architecture?Examples of
his work.
An Inspired Blonder.
A spirited sketch of Western
life.
Models of the Menagerie?
How sculptors and artists
obtain "sittings" from lions,
tigers, elephants and monkeys.
Implements of the Ento?
mologist.
The methods employed bv
the guardians of the parks to
extirpate insect pests.
Red and Bloe Blood.
Instances of alliances between
rovai and noble families and
those of peasant stock.
? Family of Boat Builders.
Facts about the Herreshoff
brothers?Blindness is no bar
to then success.
? New Coney Island.
What rapid transit has done
for old Fort George.
Topics in Paris.
Scandals in the Legion of
Honor?Two clever swindlers.
How Not to Care for
Streets.
Slothful Tammany methods
still prevail bevond the Harlem.
The End of Columbus?
Detailing the results of his
mistress's tishing expedition
in his company.
An Actor's Theory o?
Hypnotism?
The Svengali oi the Glitten
Theatre discusses the power
whose effects he portrays, on
the stage.
??Robs of the Green.''
Showing how unforeseen cir?
cumstances may win or lose a
golfing match.
The Episcopal Cathedral.
Progress of the work on the
splendid site on Morningside
Heights.
Houses Divided Against
Themselves.
Cases in which important
testimony has been furnished
by one member of * family
against another.
???????!$$?f.#*4>f
The Tribune's columns are as
cle^n_j)n_Sunday as on any
other day of the week.

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