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TALK ABOUT TURP AFFATRS. !
HAN'OVr.n to BI BCOOBtf M W, K. VAN
JiKRltlLT.
J.BUHIULT10II ON THE rnMiNn ORF.AT race tiik
ibbbbihr roai vonamm uiaiaaia
RajaUatHaa hava aaaa aoing on for some t.me ,
f,r the pancavaaa of Hanover. Ulltaa Young'* fa
Bgaaa raeehorse an.l ?ire of wlnners. It ls like.y |
th.it the nilghty Hanover. who was ra'.led Whlte
Wings bv his ndmlrers when h* araa a three-year- ,
old ls now or aoon wll! l>* the pr.iperty of Willlam
K Vaiiderb.lt. Tn* purchase prlce ls aald to be
888,881 ln Hanover Mr Vanderhllt wlll have a
stalllan that ahoedd aaaka ? i.rilllant record ln
Fran e. WBratfl Mr. VaadsTbltl Intend* to breed thor
Ceugtlbredl 00 a aioderatO scale. lf Hanover Is brrd
taa Kret-.c), mares from the best beOOd
llnea IB France. Mr. Vanderbllfa ventnre in hraad
Uag WBI probabrv STOVe a areat suocess. If he
makrs the mlatake of bree.llng atioh a well-trlerl
stalllon as Hanow to mires who have never pro
docsd a falr claaa seiimg piater. the aenricaa of
Hanover wlll be thfWWfl awajr. Hanover a eareer
0.1 tho turf waa fnlly a< brllllant as that of any
other three -year-oM In recer.t y.-ars. Ifl tha IM
his Bttcceaa haa beee phenomenal to a marked de
gre* Harovrr la a real Pefcndcr of the American
thoroughi.re,: Hanover akma of all of Mr. Vander
bilfs purchases for his breedlng-farm in France is a
worthy repreaentatlve ol tha American thorough
bred Manv turfmen rvgret that Mr. Vanderbllt did
not seloct hlgh-elaaa American broo.l mares for
hla bree.llng VI nture m France but all turfmen hope
that the lots he has secured may nroduce horses
capable of wlnning race*
t, |fl s'ngular that Mr. Var.derbilt dld not try
b-eed'.na thoronghhrcds ln this country as an experl
??. before emharklng Ifl the hazardous ealllng in
France Thla la nol his Biwt experlence ln raclng or
breed ng '?-? rge MeCallagb was once the property
o' Mr Vanderbllt, and waa a uaehil sort of a racer
Ihs Old daga The horse waa not raced as Mr.
Vanderhllfa propertjr. hal was entered ln the name
?f an ohllalng policeman. ln those days some of
Wr Vanderhllfa acquaintances freqoently aaked
?v he .11.1 not go tn for ra.dng on an extenslve
scale Hla B)wai4ahie answer was: "Somebody else
may own an 1 traln the horse*. and 1 wlll be con
tent to bet on them."
WEDNKSDAY'S BIfJ RACE.
The |We-apec1 of a prent race between Domino.
Henry of Nararre and Rey El Santa Anlta on
W'edneadar has Bel the tonguea of the tralners to
wagglng. BJieegoara and others who are interested
ln ractai have taken sides. and each of the preba
ble eanteataata has hla partlaaaa There are many.
bowever, who r'n thelr faith to Clifford and are
anxious to aea him aAded to the 11st of probable
starters. One ml'.e and a furlong should test the
quartet thoronghly. The dlstance I* BUCh that It
wlll try then s-verel/ and brlng lo the surface
thelr hichest quallflcatlOBfl for speed and enduraace,
as nearly every lxpert hotseman who talks ghottl
the race predli la thal the pace wlll be a hot one
from poat to Bnlah That aaeh racaa atrike the pop
ular faaey is exerapllfied by the nanerona propoal
tlona made to bel on the result. Ona bet was made
by a leadlng layer of odklfl Ifl Delmonico's on Bat
arday ntghl wltb an adnitrer of Rey el Banta Aalta,
who reeelved the gwaerooa odd? of R.088 to 8388 against
the Callfornlan.
Now the strangest incldent about the hettlng ls
thal many of the men who talked learnedly about
apiintaaa ?nd the deslrablllty of a raee at nine
furlongs refused to accept even money ahoat Henry
Of Navarr*. but asked for < dds of 8 to 5. Domino
was the favorlte in general estimation.
Of eaaraa, aJI bets made so far are with the
proviso that all three horses start and that lf
Cllfford Is adde.l the bets are off.
HlLDRBTH ON "HEY."
Samucl Hildreth. who tralns the Santa Anita
Blablra. has labarad under a heavy han.llcap since
tha season began. K. J. Baldwln's stable has man
sgers. assistant maiiagers. Hroadway trainers and
a large foikwing nf adrleers, who maaaga to
keep Mr. Haldwln in a state of constant irritation
and the stable in eonatant turmoll. Bamuel Hil?
dreth. ln splte of the obstacles pUced ln hla wajr,
has succeeaed ln working the horsea in hla cara
into flrst-class condltlon, as their races at Sheepa
head Bay plain.y show. Rey Kl Santa Anlta la
and haa been a mystery to the publle and to tha
bettors. Here la Mr. Hlldreth's opitilon of Rey K.
Banta Anita in his own language: "Rey is a mnch
abuaed horse, an.l the publlc have formed an opin
], n that ha is an erratic, In-and-out, tincertaln
horse, who ls wholly Inconslstent and a soiin? af
conatailt dangor to the bettors who put their
money on him as well as the peraooa who t.et
against him. He has earned a bad name throiigli
no fault of his own. Rey ls one of the truest run
i.iiir. most , inalatent performers on th* turf. You
may smllc, but can you plCh OUt a slngle race In
which he wa* riddin by a good jockey that htf
illd not Wln?"
"Ilow about the llrooklyn race wlth Clrlffln up?"
was aahed hy the writer.
"(ih' yes, that Brooklyn raea when Griffin roc}*
hlm was tbai a pecuilar race? 1 wlll anawer the
queatlon myself. Qrlffln could hardly restraln Rey
tn that race; he hit his pastern in going around the
I ?! ' aot waol Jockeya who are 'has beena' wlth
a satchel full of explanatlons t,, ride Rey; wh.it I
do want la an energetic, llve jockev. who knows
how to rlde, .md lf Rey Kl Santa Anit.i is beaten
Ihe horse thal beata him can safelv go to England
ai I try for the money with the best horses .,v.-r
there. I Intend to keep Rey El Santa Anita in th.
lf poaalble, rather than have hlm rldd. n by
? jockeya who have injured the fame
and preatlge ol one of the best racehorses ever
aad lle.i tn this countrv."
Sanuiel Hildreth is a palnstaklng, skllful tralr.er.
and has been emin.ntly Buccessful wlth the horses
'.' tralned in past years and has w in many ? .
flflth E. J. Baldwln'a horses durlng the "preM-n:
s"h- m.
The prosneet of a retur
.V.iuc. ..<-?,..-v j...,,. d. ' ampbell galned fame by
wlnning' and runnlng promtnently ln the great
bandPaps ever a dlaUtnce of gr .und Who of tha
vast 'Tow.i that wltnesaed Balvator wln the Subui
ban Handieap can evet forget the gian .
tween Balvator iuid Casalus? The former wa* tralned
by Matthew Hvrnes. anl Caaslus bv John S. <'amp?
bell.
Matthew Allen tralned horses that wm at the
lor.g dlstancea In the good old days when two-m.le
Xaces were Ihe rule and not the exception
MAY HAVE T<) DO ?OMBTHINCI l*I-SE.
Many of the trainers who sulk ?t the proapecl ef
any race at a dlatance upward ?,f the furlonga wlll
be eompelli-l to s> ?k other calllnga Some of the
breedeis may B* COmpeUed tO retire. Ksta:
meutH that have furnlsh.-d horses for the rr.r-rry-go
round ira k>- aad fot the ahorl dlataaca races ?t the
leadlng liacka are lik.-h t" .is.ippf'ir Ifl the near
fulure. Slre-; ol aprlnteri .:. I many of the worth
Ie* maret tint produ i them an- likely to r,
the "Plngrae" treatmenl and ).<- ehloroformed by
tneir owiu-rs a< a money-BavIng precautton.
probable that ., radlcal cnange wil) be made
in the condltlont of s'lling rarea The farcee thal
havi been called s.llitig races In the past ha-.e bsen
? Injurlous t" irt'-ing.
There .,?. ao manv men who deilght ln anythlng
imaoks of Engllsh methodi tl il I urprl*
Ing that some of ihe besi Engllsh turf featurei are
inti f. Turf leadert an
cllned to rui en turfmen wh<> tell u
atoriei Bb t tl.. - experlei.a on the Engllsh lurf
th*>t lt might be well f.r the Jockey Club ind thi
neral to take up the Engll
tor aelllng races in thla ccuntry. There is
fsel, bowever, thai ahr a I An erl, aai
underatand thal -. thal nobody ever *a? ai
lish trainer or loekev ln thi COUntrj ln -,;,r' h of s?
Bltuatlon. Engllsh breedera, ownen and ra Ing men
appi .... taient; nsequent'y wh.-t: talent ls de
? th" highesi ui.iik, t prlce la pald for lt. It
- ? to th< weakllnga of th.' Engllsh turf that
Americsna shoul.l look for lr.forrration ln regar.1
lo reformlng th.- methi.d* of racing. II I*
auiazing thal horai ownen aubmtl to the pernlcloua
system of selllng racea thal prevallB ln this nelgh
b>,rho,xi. Futurltv wlnners have started as m-HInK
phatera High prices, ?.-:. up In the thouaanda, have
been pald foi & raea that hava t.een entered m se i
Ing racea a faw *.-.ks Ut.-r for a few hunared
dollars. Dlapense iltogethei wlth the slidlng acaie
of the entered prlce and make the condltlont roi
every horse entered to be aold f..r the Bame amount,
no mait.-r wh.-th.r it lt 1W or 88,000. Ten-thouaand
horset are ti Kjuently entered t" be aold ."r
3000 hen ?. Il wil mak.- no material dlfference aboul
the tBtered prlce of anv hors as n.'t'
or ? loim horaea aa th. Engllah turfmen do In Blaaoat
e\fr> sfiling ra
I BUBDCK OBBTREPEROUB JOCKBTB.
sloeaaver, under the eaa*dlt*aaa aeapoaed, tl.e
wetgh! ? arrled would perm'.t the heaVJ wetghl
Jockeya to ride far m"j<- freojuenUy than und.-r tha
j, . ? ?,: .-ysieni. Kt.ergeti. ui. ns.it.-* should be
tak.-n to sul.'i'i.i ar.d lame th.- obetreperous JOCkSga
I .. , l.l.iy th. start UB alrr.o?t e\.-iy ra<-e. It l?
t.y ? h* to fine them, as lh^ ownen. foi whom lliey
ride pav the flnes. \o Jockey wlll rlde in a race
ir ia expreaa'.i atlpulated wlth the owner
that all flnea Imoosed hy the atartei wlll bs horne
by the owner. II would be ? bleaalng, Indeed, if
eertain |o keya had been ? oa ihe tlrs'
day ol II - .-". epahead May meetlng
Handaprlng la rapidly recoverlng from ih.- Injurlea
be rscslved ln the ra-.- for thi Futurltv Btakea
He dld not lle down for five daya an! nlg.'its. and
wasted away nearly one bundred and Bfty pounda
II. .,uld not place hls foot on the ground without
flinchlng untll a few days ago. Handspring Is
Ukedy to start at the (iravesemd meellng, when hls
nwner. Phlllp .1. Pwyer. la rnnftdent that he wlll
regaln lil* loat MUfXlX. . . ?-??
Patrtch iMinti- ia m Cateaao, wfcerx nia aaatbar
ia aaaaereualy II. Mr i"""1' Kj?"* !?.,
gvpav" in ibe Weet, owlxi te hla Intenae pa
Rar xxxAa. axlllaa aad 'wdlna tborotiahbrerl
horaea He racea hla boraea t.- wln an.l aen.ia
them io the pa.ai m eondltlon lo rxoe. Hc doea not
race them exeeealvxly. and to tha fxel mxy.be Bt
trlbuted the Ixrae number of wtanlaa raeai txxl xre
, i i hli horaea. , , ,., M.
Heavy btrttlna haa been tha rula al th* Bhi i
h, i I li.iv tn.-. tlna Joeeph I'liman. I..-. mi
I the \v."i.'ff. layer, ol odda IRXl ll " - '
ihelr own beeldee a lot of K..et.-rii money thai
waa bel agHinat tho Weatem botaea ihal hxve
s:aite,| ;ii Rheenabead May.
Th.- Clxrke-Vlllepiaiie clambaka at Bheepahead
Hay yeaterday aft?*rnoon *?? a htghly aucceaarui
affalr. Lander'a lt.in<l dlacourxed ezcellenl rnuale
Kv.rvbo.lv preaent wa* hlahly plexxed an.l a vote
of thanks WH.s glven to the m.magera.
AFFAIRS IX BROOKLYN.
THK BQUARRLE OF THE |R>?TMEN.
W. .1. MORRiaOM OaVBR HIX VBRSIOB Of TRR RX- :
CITKMENT AT THK r.iN\ KNTMN 08" I.KT
TKR-CARRIKHS IN I'Hll.ADKI.I'lDA.
A larjre number of the Brooklyn letter-cnrr'crs '
who attcnded the annual conventlon of tho National
ABBOrlatlon of l>'ttei ('arrlors. in PbllXdelpbla
week, returne.l to Hrooklyn yeaterday. They bad
latorxetmg atortea to tell of the exeiting acei
whlek marke.i tbe eloae of tho laat dxy'a sessinn
Wkeat WlltlXXB J. Morrisi.n announocl hlins. If a CXn
didate for a place on tbe I.efc-islatlon Committee.
Mr. Morrlaon was aeeo at his home. at No. 818 Ber
aattVafa.. laat night, ?. xl gave the foltoartni ?
planatlon of the hostllity dtfXCtet] agalnst hlm on
Ibe pitrt of tho New-Vork lettasr-carrltwa.
"Thoro haa boen 111 feellng between Hrooklyn ar.d
New-York carrlers over alnce tbe Inlianapolls COB
ventlon two or throo yoars ago. Conteatlna delefx- ]
tlona were aont to In.ltanapolis by tho KolfbtX of |
I>?hor and tbe National Assoclatlon hranrhes of tho
New-Tork letter-carrlera. Th.- latter were aeated
and tho Knights of Habor people alwayi blxrned ""'
f..r a larae ahare of the tvuubb- they expei
then. Whi> thev ha<I no candldate of thelr own l<
the committee on Lealalatlon, tbey paaaeJ tne wor.i
uroun.l to down me If 1 came up for anyt,
araa In tbe eorrldor ?f the conventlon haii
the balk.t araa belnx taken nn the Lealalatlon Com?
mittee vacaney. and the voting had been ?? ?'?' ?
cloaed lual before I went ba.-k Into the nall. I araa
read] to cast the 12 -ote* of our delegatlon, and
as thev eonstltiited tho balan.???? . f power. my appeai
for a chance to cast my vote raused somr-thliiK or |
?n uproar. Tho cbalrman declded thai the votea
mlght be caat, an.l when his declslon was appealed ,
from bv a New-York deiegate his dectaioa waa XttB- l
talned dj a vote of -v" to hi. , . i??,?j
?Then came tho vote dlrect. and I was.e eeted
over Mr. llonobo. of Vlrglnla, bv i vote of 987 to m
Now that th.- matter ls dee dedby a tnatorttj vote ,
UVere wlll be no more trouble. Tbe Nxw-Tork ele
ratee have no Intentlon of queatlonln* Ibe iraJIdtty
of the conventlon - l fur as I .an ,earn. |
IN AlP OR CUHAN BOLDixTRR
Biaex the orK.-in'.7.ation ln Rrooklyn, aboul two
year* ap. of the Hi.las d? la Uberdad (Dauxhtera \
of Llberty) the efforta of thla club of Cuban a
have been unremlttit.K ln aid of the rOTOlUtlonlata
in thelr country. Aa membera of the xaaoc itlon,
thev bxvx mi'lo recnlar monih'.y eontrtbutlona, and
i: ,v t.. -ti Bueca aeful otbera ae In ? W ilnlna I
Thk evenlna tbey wlll open a leaeroualy atocked
baxaar bn the PaxnRh flmrrt? CTiurcb, ..! Jxy
tnd Jobaxoa Btx., foi th,- beneBI of wxaxaded Cuban
i Tba plxa la favored by the paal >r, the J
Rev C, a. Moya. The anaJMrementa ar.- In
of ilra Natlvidad H. de fiaiio. preaWent ?
,.;,,.. I'eiiria San.-h.-z. ae.-r.-tarv . ?nd fther proml
nem wonlen, the organlaatlon conalattng of more
ihan .. hundred membera Theai offlc ra, with
thelr BBBOclatea, have arouaed much enthu
among ihe Cuban reaklenu ln New-York and 1
hn. who are glvlng all poaalbl* aldI to I
l. tu work. The Amerlcan women hxre alao
llThe toterlorCgof the church ls to he aalorned with ,
Cuban and Amerlcan Baga. Rarae^yomt Cuban
women are to prealde ovei tl..- dlfferen I i
rmong "hem belng Elvlra Roaala, K-s.rr, .:
Alllna Rodrlauea, Amerlca Dlax, Locy Potta ai
' Th.-1 falr wlll be open on three coiiaecutlve even
Inaa Thi Bpanlah-Amerlcan Church, ln Brooklyn,
la one of th- centrea of patrlotlc actlvlty, a
Bunday-achool has betm orxaniaed Into a mlliuo
brlgade,
-???
THK RIDRNOUR CARR AOAIN.
T'i* caaa axalaal Prtacrpal WBUam R Rldenour, ,
vho had charge of Publlc Bcbool No. 43. In Bi
st., and was .siispenae.i by tbe Board of Bdu
at a meetim; in August. aaxumed another
last nlxht, when Chrlxttax Reca, thhteen yeari old, ,
of No. 191 Boerum-at, made tha followlni
ment. Miss B?JCk sai.l: "I waa at my bOOM
evening of .luly 18. when MRa Hauptman. a I
in the nchool, came to my bouat and a^kei my j
mother to allow me to go to a receptlon whlck waa
to ba held at her houa-. ) dld not wa:,:
my brother Inalated that I abould. Whenil reach.
the house a man who reproaented hlmaelf aa a re?
porter after a.-ki.iK me a number il queatlona,
oaked whether Mr, Rldenour hadm over' kiaaed me.
?\ir Rldenour kiss.-.i m-- once. I aald ft tnai
waa when i waa araduated from hla aehool. rhen
the man. wh.. aald be was a reporter, made m
aign my name to a paper whi.-h. I Underatand. w,.<
a autemeni on whi.-h tbe cbargea xxjatnfl Prlnclpal
Rldenour were made." . i
Neither Miss H.uptman. who llvea at No. ZX
ledge-at., noi Mi Btraub could be teen i.i-; nisht. |
The glrl. Chrlatlna Beck, la the daughter ai An- ,
dr'w- D.-.-k. the Demoeratlc leaii-r of tba aix
teenth Ward.
ATTACKED Mis PATHER WITH AN AXR
Corneliua Hanlon, alxty-two years old, ol No. 14
Ash-st.. is m tho Eaatern Dlatrlel Hoapltal, euffer
ing from a probabi. fra.-turc of the akull, whlle
ihe pollce of the Oreenpolnt-xve, Btxtlon xre look
Inx for his twenty-year-old aon Mlchael, who aa
aaulted his tather. Thi so:-. and bla pareni
-. .i and the aon, s.-izinK an av.-, Btrucx nia
father over the arm, and then. salnKiiiK n aga n,
felled hlm by a blow on the head. Nelghbora
appeared in timo to aave the eldei Haalon rrom
When the ambulance was called the m
away and ih.- pollce ao far h.nv been una ?
fimfhlm. Tho doctore al tho boaplUl say ihal
Hanlon wlll llve.
NO MONKY F<"J? NIOHT BCHOOUB.
A meottoa of the Roard of Bducatlon wlll t
to-night and action will be taken toward tbe open
Ing of nlirht schools. for whlch tho Roard of Eatl
mate has ma h- no apprOprlaUon. FTve
i?. cioa. I 11 'i;e Board cannoi approprlate aome ?1
tlio funda whlch nn- uaed for lay a. boola,
ileprivinc over tlvo thousar..) worklng m
women of Inetructlon ln the achoola. Mayor
Bchleren, lt ls aald, is oppoaed to the openlng ol
the schools for night aeaafona,
A MKMORIAI, TARLET UNVEILED.
A memorlal tablet in bOWOr of the late Itov. I
j. Bheehy, rector ol st Ambroae'a Cathollc Church,
at DoKalb and Tompkins avea., was unvelled laat
niKht in the prexence of a ktrge audience. The ub
ict i" of bronze. aboul six feel rong and R?ur wlde.
tt was aexlcaed by ?)? Morettl, xnd repn
Father Bheehy ln the acl of xddrxxalna hl
Bregatlnri. wllh a brevlary In his left band. "'?? '
the inacrtptloxa brtefly aketched bla llfe. Thi
r. .1 "W" bave lovod hlm in llf--. l.-t UI
forget hlm ln doath." Poatmaater An.lf.-w i .
Iivan, chalrman of the Mernorinl CorJirxlttee, made
the presentation addreaa Th. tablet wiu foi
.. i t.v the Rev. M ii Carey, acl ng ?
Father Kl-lv rjeltvered a eulogy on th* dea i j
m nalguor McNamara and Chancelloi Mltchell wen
preaent. The tablet is attachi i to the wall ol tbe
church near the baptlatnal 1
OATHERED AHOUT THK TOWN.
Hexltb Commlxaloner Bmery has Informed In
?pectora that In Inapectlng typhold fever caaea they
niiisi xnd oul where the mi.k thai had been
by the patlent was obtalned, and alao if ihe patienl
had rocently beex out <>f town. ln <-as.s <>f .iipii
theria he wanta similar iBformatlox about lha
milk.
There are 988 BtBxfeatfl reRisterr-i |n the ;
High School. Durtng the flral ????< k of Beptei
:w>4, there were >C2. Aboul tbr. <? hundred and
flfty new puplla were admltted tn:o the treahmen
. kxXXxXB. A but.) year is expectod.
EXXreXB a<enta In Hrooklyn a?ree ln BXylnf 'I ll
thelr builness durlnK tl nevei been
equallad. They eatlmata tl il Augual 81.
? ? people bave returned t.> ihe cltj fr-.m out-of
t v. 11 jioints everj day. Th.- openlng of the
waa the cauae of bundrcis of f.im Bea returnlng.
Beiekiee were XcM yeaterday In tbe "lowei tom
ple" o.' :he n.-w Kirs; Baptlai Church, -it Thlrd
ave. and Bckermerfcorn-at. lt wlll be
montha before tbe antlre bulldlng ..; completed.
For about two yeara tbe m mben ol thi church
save beex bolalna Bunday aenrlcea In ti" Ai ademy
of Maxle, xad the us.- <,f the new- church, even
un.ler iimltjtio.'i... la .i greal reUef i-> them. The
Temple wlll 001 be dedlcxted untll th* audltorlum
ia Illiish^-i
Mra. Margaret H.-h.-nkenb^rger, rlxty y.-urs ...,|.
o* No. 66k Hart st.. whiie on a visit yeaterday t<>
ber daughter, Mrs. Anine Klaxbetl, f*U 04 id ln
the latt.-r's apxrtma
.i.i AMIMTOOKATJO ftr.v/VA.v.s
Krom The fadlXAXpolla Joiirn.i!
-A* your gwainlfatii.-i ma ?? bla monaj li
I pweaume," i asualiy ramarked Lord lawlal
"Yes. rnlord," anawerad tha young Amerlcan
glrl, "but ln a callina that ti.,- nobllltv have noi
dladallie-l the r<al eatato biiailK-aa. iiellllig (JtU .
you know."
NEW8 FROM THB SUBURB&
WB8TCBB8TBB COVNTY.
ViiNKHIH.
The mi-mher* of Kltchlng Cost. No ?fl. Q A. R,
?,.,,,,.,, .. ,,., ,, f,.t the Ratkmal BitoanjMBBtaat, at
Leoulsvllle rhei aaaamhlnd a1 th.dr hea.i.jueirter* at
. i I, taa afternoon and took the 2..V) traln
over the Rew-Tarai and Palaan Rallroad for How
v. rh aad lefl Jataeji dty at i ..vio.-k. Jodga Advo
cati Oeneral Matthew H. Bllla of Phlladalphla, ar
nved at " nkara on Baturday nlfhl aad weal to the
,,,,?..?. with I'ast D.partm.'lit Comin.ii,d -r
John C. rfliotts. over the New-York Central Rall?
road.
The Common Councll wlll tneet thls evenlng
Amona tbe more Importaal mattera to be canaMsred
sVeDUbll batha. \' ihe Iaal meetlna. the Mayor waa
Suthorlaed lo appolnl i commlttee lataM aa a
sultable alte foi Ihem, and It is < xp? te.i u e ui>
Attornev wlll preaenl the dra.'t of a blll Hiithorlzlng
the ssulna ol boi li lo meei the expenae.
, eetlna of the Young Men's Repub
llea. CIU ?'?? W'.-t'h.st.r COttfltl wlll be held ta
' ' ': lh* '"'b' fts^asia ^ahicera"
j-;?'?? J*? ' 83 vl.-e^esHen^'r-or'or.g '
.l"1,.,'t"; I'lv.'T-JnrmitteemenlntheThlr.l. :
FAU?peca.al n?eethlnaf^Mh? Commlttee on <'ons.ru,
llon of the Board of Bducatlon has been callel for
, . ,? ,g ? conalder bida for the erectlon of a
h , Ih,,,,.. m Kntihall-ave. and t.. prepare
V. '? rertort for the meetlna of the Board to-morrow
niMhi v' tt i./bili a, hooli wlll open thli m in ng
' Th ? Be" S .1 l.rl'.n. of this clty. asslstai.t edltor j
.,,?.,,?, sdvocate. preached yeaterday
S ,!?'?? HXhland ^nue ? Methodist bp.s-o,.,. |
Church. at Slna Sitig )aml and , d
?i:,,';:?::,',Aldlolt,ini No. UB Btara. Vlata-ave. M
JI/OO. _ ?._
NEW-JERSEY.
JF.KSEY CITY.
Wllllam F. Dalaa. of No. I.IOS C,ermantown-av.
?,,, m,,, Annett. Womeladorf. of Na ?????
? Phliadelpbla. accompanled by Mr. and Mra. M -
;-,:,.,i,d Gray. tl ?>?>? Raw-Tork on Satnn ,,y ln )
order .0 aee the ya iht race. On thelr return to Jer
?y Clty they mlaBed the I p. m. traln. and rather I
.,".., u ,? untU mldnlghl Mr. Uolan and Mlss \\ o
. ,.r- angaged, concluded to get ma.
:*""ini" ^r lu-n.-e^lg r y'
???
^ X^effihtWi?a
\,Tu,:?;;'U, ? ?????..... of m..?c.
and wer, ntade fot poHUcal ;
m:\vaiik.
The Beptemher term of the .ourta wlll b* begun
to-morrow. Bherlfl Lehlbach has aetacted the fol- ,
I wlng Qrand Jury Praderk* Kuhn foreman;
Dr Phlllp Blcord, John W. Ueh, WTIlllaai B.
G llbv Herm n Jaerachk*. BBfeaa Van Oleaon,
,. Bearlng, vVllllani Bpahier, Dr. 1Mward
l?, cortlandl Rlker, Jamea R. RcMonagle,
Charlea B Dennla, *.bram Bpangeathal, *vdam
v,,,,'::.",-',,.?,
. ?? ?'.':?.""
irl) houi > sBti 1 iay, 10
, ,a
?,,,.-. the boy murlerer of Thomas
ii",' 1,, three years ago, rvtai a llfe
State l" ri n wrote to hla .inael.
? ? ,....-.. asklng Mr. Heary to
, ...-:.? ' , the :
FaiessaTd he wia weary of . md aranted
.., ,,?. He thlnka thal banglna la vrttenb\*
: . V' ientence and had he known what ex
f.?tenee ta I rSSld be. he would have
I, lated u| on tx na hanged.
? ? m
ORAN43E.
yiton H Bheraan, the vlce-prlaclpal of th*
.. High School, h.-.s been appolnted head
flflalflt. 1 , tha Sewark High Bchool. The paca
, 12,000 a year. a large sdvanca over th?
talary pald in Oraflge. Mr. Bherman haa a<
.,,?? the Oranre Board of Educatlcn,
_ . .. . . ?".. w. Ih.i \ . 1 V
;. havlng Pianed a conl l 1 th rear.
"n,, ol Ro ' exclted over re
^ng to the .'iort:-. l- thal Mla; Oaborne
I..: "? ..... 1 bj l e letter. haa ao far refused
r any < aplanatlon ol t.'.em.
BLBBABETH.
Lorraln Mack. of VYeatneld, called at the niaa.
B . poiice Headquartara Baturday nl?ht, m a s.ate
h . x.M.m.nt. and intorniel Police B
Walah lhai hla flfteen-yaarH>M ????"?? JJJJ;
... p?ii ,t Waverly on 1 nurs
llved ln Kllaabethport. when- her Bra baabaad.
. ,,.,'| on Baturday. Her llrst hus ba nd !??
ihport. Al her death
,, ? 0U| so pounda.
? ?
,<.Y oi.I) W0MAIP8 8TBAXOB STORY.
BHB is COLeOREO. WARDBM AROVRD IR BBW
jEBBBT HUB81NO TIIK 8ICK OF Hi:rt BACB,
AM- BAT8 BHR 18 Wd TRARB OUX
On the trait, leavtng Hackenaach yesterday morn
Ing at 1:48 0'clOCk there was an ol-l woman v.lio
lald clalm to IM yeara ol llffl. Bhe dld not appeai
ao ,, 1 by any meana, an 1 was traveUtag .1 ?
her tlcket al the Haekcn?ack atatlon
and mtended to go to Cai ladl vVhen tho traln
itted to hear the guard
call the name and was earrled hy. Whefl she heard
that ahe had overrWdan ahe was greatty eadted
snd after belng quteted toM her atory. Bhe waa
11 I aaM her aama araa Henrletu
Kilzabeth De Hart. Bhe had no scttled homi u I
Uved wlth dlfferenl famlllea In the porthern pan
a ia a doctor and practlaed
ti ited many of the eolored raatdenta
ectlon, who would aooner tro?t tbenaselvet
lo ber than to a regular phyatdaa. Bhe was askad
how Bhe knew she waa M yeara old. Bhe re
,,ii.. 1 the waa born ln Hartfotd, Coon. Herfather"a
.,,,?,. w., |;,,!,.,! .!,?:. I. She was bOtind out to fl
arhen she was young, and In lk-d she was
. membera of the family sh<- was then eleven
Sh" waa ? - and after leavlng
ihe family lo llartford was marrled to .. man
namrd De Hart, who li n ? '? ? ? Bhe had no
....fi. .1 home, an I wan len 1 aboul untll ahe oh
a aituailon In tt" King* County II- ? tal
iu Brookh n. Bhe roai 1 laee thi re untll It
?? to s II ?', thi ihenui
and thus sl.btalm i .1 con Iderable knowledge of
f,,. treatmenl neces iry In common allmenta Bhe
v. . -,i Intruated wlth nura na by tii" nuraea
.- ? . eft ih< hoapli il she haa Uved In Pa
Bfllc, Patei n, B herfonl Knglewood and Hack
ensack, nurslng and doctorlng amona the eolored
She - , 1 -!? aa* golng to Carlatadl yea
t,, nurse ibj Conductor Bamuel
Johnaon. ol e trall took hei to Jersey Clty, aad
on arrlvtng ai th Erle atatlon pul her on b traln
whlch \. uld take her to her destlnatlon. The
woman'a h .ir w.^ almost w>iii.-. she w?* *hort. and
apparentl] ver) old, bui her P-eth were iirm and
whlte.
MOBE 8BBIOU8 TBJAX Hl TBOVOHT,
RODRIQCEfl DIBD BOON ABTBR BH IN" ity HAD
BEBR )'i!"N,,r.M-i !> BLIOHT Bt A lt""Si:
VKI.l H.-i ii\i. PHTSICIAR.
Bolomon laaa formerly a depaty intemai
? I the r'oroner's tifflce
th "?' btoi brother-ln-law, David
1 ?ii hrnan for the r*orty aecoad street
ai Line, who Uved at \,, MB
Baat Thli tj -fo irth-at. Mr. ight a c<
tlflcate from Dr. M. H Block, Rodrtquea'a prlvate
phyal . resulti 1 fr ?m ? ,, iiaal w of
tbe braln, cauaed bj njurlea whleh Rodrlauea
recelvi morntai hy belng run over
by a i"U v. igon .11 Beventy-Brat?al and the nouie.
\ .,1 1
Immedlately after tbe iccldenl Bodflqaea was
j lu?>:, tO ROOBBVOH llo-pltal. but laaflCfl savs the
?- who exainiii.'i him there told him that ha
: t, atiN exteal an.l that he could
. .;,. home. ii- lefl the hoapltal with hl* aon,
bui wlthin .'ti hour aftei rea hmg home he
?1 II. ,, k was seiit for.
Kodrique* in .1 dangeroua con
dli on, and deaplta all he ould do h.s i,atieiit dli I
yesti rda
1 . drlvei ol tha wagon whi.ii ran over l< >. 1 -
sat vYIIIIam B Otto, of R*o I.T10 .Secon.l
a\. lt.- wns arreatad al the tlma bui ?m dla
chargi 1 .'atur.la> at the Vorkvillo I'olUa Court on
jtn*
V f- laxifeaVg
7 -/* _'
fik
I^^ctC-ZxS^
??How nsc rJoth breeti ? liaWt in a
iiiuii," says Slialxpsprsire. Tho force of
babit is (be pivot on wliieh our trbok
pjebeme of selling sliort-tronser boya'
clDtlii's, aboea, huts nnd funiishinga,
witlmut proflt, tunis. We take tbe
boyi wliile yonng tn traln them into
futiire custoini-rs.
Ooming as little men theyMl come M
Ug men, for we have the best?we me
the wonl ailviseilly?hoys' clothes in
New Vork oity for the money. Why
not, selling without profitt
Rogers Peet & Co
Brtaea md Pmadwajr.
Warr*n anl Hrna-lway.
32rl and Broadway._
Informatlon that Rodrlques waa not badly hurt.
an.l was able to leave the hospital. It was ahown
that the team was runnlng away at the tlme, anrt
that Otls could not control It. Rodrlques was
dragged a block ar.d a half, havlng boen caug.it
ln ono of the hlnd wheele of the wagon.
ntis waa rearresto.l nnd taken before < oroner
Fltapatrlck la;e yaatarday. Pollceman wolf aaw
that Rodrloues was trylng to stop the runaway
hirse when he waa knocked down and run over.
Otla was piaced under $1,000 hall to .iwalt the result
of the ln.iuest tn be held on September n.o.
Pr Flel-l attended to Rodrtquea at Kooseveit Hos?
pital' "I eaamlned hlm, as dld alm othera ln the
emf-rgency room." said Dr. Fi-ld yesterday. "WO
found cor-tuslons of the lower part of the abdom*n,
Ihe left fOOt and Left etbOW, though he was not ser.
ouslv hurt. anl waa well abl* to go home."
|i- l'leld waa much surpr.sed when told that
Rodrtquea was lead, and declared that he had no
concuaalon whlle at :he hospital. and that he dld
not complaln of palna ln the hca I aor have any
wounda on his heid. Or Fle'.d furnlahed the certlfl
, * ,,-. to Rodrlquea'a condltlon, whlch was taken
to the Yorkvllie I'ollce Court.
IJOME NEW8.
The rnWit Preit T.eral Stwi. vhteh renreient* all t*e
ntvipaperi <n Btta Tlark <'.'V fXatl are reeeiring the telt
frap>'ir BatttX o' the luitrd Preti, hai itl headqvarleri at
>?* 11 Ann tt. SfrYork Clty All Information a<td dorxtr
mtntl '*' paXlBI BW "i?V ** Itnt tn Cioir ktW4ttnaa*8*ri and
Ihey nxll t'ten te ,hi'ril.iited to all the | nitett Prett n*w$
papert in thu nfy. <??<' r? th* linted I'rei* for rliwrnina
H$n thrtughtut th* eeuntry.
PROMINFNT ARRIVALS AT THK HOTKI.S
RRUlfRvtlxTR -Colonel E. A. Whltehead, of Mon?
treal FIFTH avkntk John xf. Batler, of Ind
lanapoUx, and Jxeavok Jeffexaoa HOfTMAR-Con
man Josiah Pxtteraoa, of Teaneaaee, HOL
LAND?Maaoel de rtttrbe, afexlcxn Mlnlater to
Englandi Oenerxl Orland Smlth, of Rxltlmore, and
AMace r. WTalker, of Chteao. ST .iamk.'S i. F.
RcKlnney, L'nlted Btatea Mlnlater to Cotombla.
WINDBOR C. <i- RTamer, vic* presl.lent of the
atlaaniui I'aclflc Rallway Company.
WHAT IS OOINO 01* TO-DAT.
Openlng of publlc gchoola.
Uaxyar National K.-stlval. Terrace Cnrden. 4 p. BB.
Kew-Tork-dneinaxtl xaxxeaxll mateh, Polo
Oroanda, 4 p m.
The Kev. Ceorge I Minglns before noon prayer
meetlns, Nn- U8 Fulton-al
Republican Club, XXVIHtk Assemhly Dlstrlct,
Elghty-flrat-at and Becond-ave., 8 p. m.
Colanol (tuger's reporl on Tammany mothoda to
Republican County Committee.
The I'.ev. Andrew Murray. of Soilth Afrlca. at
Karble Celleslxte Reformed church, Fifth-ave. xad
Twenty-nlnth-st.
Annotin.-enietit of resuh of olectlon Inspectors'
examlnatlon.
Thomas .1. McMxnua Aasociatlon pl.-nlc. I.ion
Park.
K.iir in aid of wounded Cubana, day and John
aon sts.
NKW-YORK CITY.
A con.-ert un.ler the dlrectlon of F.ugene Rauten
herg will be givcn In Ablngdon S.|iiare on Thurs
day evening, the expense belng met by merchants
and reetdenta of the Ninth Ward.
The Thirteen club will have Ita Ixxx recular dln
ner on the roof of the Jeraey Oxntrxl Building.
W.-i aad I.lberty ata., at 1:11 P- rn. Frlday. The
conjunetloa of Frlday and the 1.1th of the month
OUghl to make ;he dlnner a flne affalr. At the
same i.me. thla date Is one of whlch the supersti
iious should beware.
The New-York Yacht Club will see the ra.-e to
moiTOW from the stearrer St. Johns, whlch wlll
leave 1'ier \o. ?. Rector-st., at 3 a. m. sharp. The
boal was advatrtlaed to atarl for all the races at
1:18, but Becretxry Oddle .lecl.leil on Saturday that
8 o'clo.k was late enough. and gave the order ac
cordlnfly.
A meeting of the Fxecutlve Committee and chalr
m*n of distrlct organlzaflons of the Antl-Tammany
Damoerxcy, to determlne actlon in re^ard to the
coming .-ampalgn. wlll be held at No. 144 West
Forty-se-ind-si. thls evening at 8 o'clo.k.
Jexepb Rellly, an elsht-yexr-okl boy. waa try?
lng to cllmb a (Ire-es.'apo in the reat of his home.
No. 117 Kast Kighty-e'.ghth-st., yesterday after
noon, when he lost his footlng and tumbled four
storlos io tho ground. He was plckod up un.-on
s.-loiia and taken to the Presbyterlan Hospital.
where It was found he had broken hla right thlgh
and his left arm.
The membera of the Marine and Fleld Club have
ehartered the steatner Al Foster for the second In
icrnxtloaal ya-ht race, The boat wlll leave Caal
Tblrty-flrat-at. ..: I "0 a. m.; ihe Rmplre Btorex,
Maln-st.. Rrooklyn, at 9 o'clo.k, an.l i'..-r No. 4,
^:.lst Rlver, xl 1:88 o'clock. For ihe convenlence of
membera arlahlna to dine al the clubhouxe, the
staamer wlll atop ar Hay Rldge on th* return trlp.
The Fort Hamilton Hand wlli furnlsh muslc.
KVL8M <>r 1UK HOAD.
Fiom The I'ti.a Prexa
It la 'he long-extxbllahed cusrom ln thls country
that vehiclea meeting on any srreet or highway
m>,..;i turn to tiie right Some aunpoao that th:s .s
r.nlv the unwrltten law of the roa 1. bu: as a matter
., ? it is On the stalilte books. A IDCClal BOC
deflnea thai carrlaxea, waaona, earta, alelgha,
blcyclea, trlcyclea and all other veiii.-les are
Inc.u.led. ' A pereon drlvlng la properly requlred to
have Ihe left w heels of his vehlde at the rlght of
Ihe centra of the street. In a word, the Ma: . -
la an authoriiative adoptlon of L'ncle Davld Oray'a
motto of "Falr plar and half the road.'' Whlle
blcyclea are Included as enjoying ihia privllege. and
horaemen are requlred to exien.i io them the same
courteey they would anoth.-r vehlde drawn by
hor.-es. the same reatfictlon la put upon wheelmen
and arbeelwomen They. too. must turn to the
nulit. and if they fall to do so and a rolilslon
occura, they have :<? .me bul inemselves to hold
legally accountable. A go.i.lnatured obaervance
0| (he l.ivv on the part of all c.n.ernad will reault
ln gbaolute -ale v and f: eedom from accldent.
w li.].- aome dnvera are perhapa unmindfu; of this
i rule, li la equally true Ihal aoma cycUata are either
Ignorani ><( II oi do nol see rit to llva up to Ita
requlrementa. They take their own chances when
th<v paaa an approacnina horae on the left. li
ahoulJ also be remembered ihat whenever a horse
man or wheeinian gives ha.f the road, ihat ia all
that la requlred, and that neither -an l"gally be
ttked to glve the who.e of It. Highway* were
perhapa orlglnally made for rehlclea drawn b>
hora.-a, bul tbe Introductlon of 'he btcycle and ita
adoptlon mi.) general uaa afford n ih* same faoiu
? ue-. rlxhta ar..i prtvllexea of other vehiclea on the
j roarla. The gteatest danger ls from Inezperlenced
' ridera, whoxe nervea sometlmea aie raitied ln the
preaence of xpproachlng vehiclea Conatani .-are
' ? 'ssaiy. and if exerclsed mishaps ean be eaally
avolded.
VISITIN.i A ri.Ai'E OF IN I'K1IKST. iTrulh.
?'Neill's
6TH AVE., 20TH TO 2I5T ST.
?
aastta e-se-wftajrifinT Incrcased facilitics and improYe*
SHOP WITH COMr UK I ? mCnts obtaincd by the addition of
-?-r ! ? o^nrtment of eoods unequalled, together with our well.
an entire new story* an assortment of Cooas 11 ^ comforUblc
Known Popular Prices, ^'??JP^?% judge for yourself.
and attractivc shopping place in the city. tomc aiiu j
LADIES'
Fall Capes and Jackets.
Klegant Assortment, comprising.
NEW 811AWL CAPES,
NEW DOUBLE CAPE8,
NEW YELOlR ( APES,
J AI NTY CLOTH JACKETS,
EMrlJSM (IT JACKETS,
FINE CHBVIOT JACKETS.
LADIES'
TAILOR-MADE BOX REEFER SUITS,
LADIES% MISSES' AND CHILDRENS
Untrimmed Hats.
OUR ENTIRE ASSORTMENT OF FELTS,
EMBRACINO EVERY SHAPE AND COLOR
MANIFACTURED, NOW ON SALE AT PRICES
RANOINO FROM
95c to 2.98.
f ITOTCB ASSORTMF.ST
Ctiildren's School and Dress Hats,
ml r.n a st co 11 n rro w
Trimmed Millinery.
New Fall Shapes, Colors and Trimmings,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Fall Dress Goods.
new aridc >kirt> and Short Jackets, Pla;a and
Fancy Cloths.
SPECIAL.
We? place on sale to-day
200 GOLF CAPES.
made of English double-faced cloths, plaid
Orand Collection Frcnch. Garman and Enrjish j t^i^ regAiar value it.$o,
Novelties. *7 fl ft
inclnding the late>t fabrica, Bounoofle, Ca- / #VOs
niche, Mohair Florentinea, Pointille Mohairf
Drap de I.utire, Hourettes and Cheviots, for oi'R RESTAI'RANT, with its sn*
Tailor-made Gowna, i per^ servi.:e and unrivalled caiaine, now open
AT VERY ATTRACTIYE PRICES. ? fourth flook.
MAH1NE INTELLIQBNOB.
MINIATfRF. AI.MANAC.
S,m:i?e 8:88 Sun.et rt:19 Mo.>n rl*?? 9AA P m Meon'* ??? 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAT.
V M -iandv Hook 10 44 ' I "v I!.nd 11:10 H?!l Oate 1:08
P.B1 Sandy Book ulSloov. talsnd U:?|Hel1 Qsts 1:'"* i
IXC0U1X0 8TEAMER8.
TO-DAT.
rrVn*,K1H*ndrlk...Pert ^T?n CS. ,A?r 31.Dnl ?; I
KHioi.Bermuda, s*pt .1. <J
Bsrlln .Antwerp A'"-' :'l./""i1
AnTiterdam.Botterdan lua 118.S^^d
ifu|d? . Bremen. Aug J1.N '?
Kl Nort*.New-Orleana, Bepl 4.? < ?
TUK8DAY, si:itkmhi:h 10.
Well* .'Ity. Swan-,. Aug IT..BrtelOl < il ?
. .Qalvetton, Bepl 4.*
Aiut.Klagatoa, Sept 8.A,w"
wk:>nksi>ay. BEPTBMBCB lt.
M?je,tic.i.iv-.p."M. Bept *.Whlte s' 'r
,-,,....Bremen, Bept 8.- N ' I
B.Im .Havana. Bepl 7.N T * Cuba
; Ai||?n"a .?-' lon. Bept 4 .
s'/uti.wark.Antwerp. Aug 81.Ra. Kar
OUTGOIXO kWBAMBBB.
VeeaaL ror. Uaa, a ItaBa ateaa. Vaaealaaila
Iroquoia. Chsrlsstoa, CTjrBs. ? .i.oopm
TUKBDAT, ?BPT?alBBa IA
Auranla. I.iv.rr-v.1. CaaaH. SSt5^lSS5
#?a^&U :::::: :M:Sijai"
Oolombla. Coton. Cblumblan.10:00 a m 12.-00 m
WBDNBaOAY. BEPTEMBEB 11.
.. Urarpool, white sr.r. la? a m 10:00 a m
Nflw-Yorlt. toutnimpton, Amerl. an.... ?:00a rn UW a ...
Krietland. Antwerp, Bed Sta.IbMtmUMm
Alaonquln, CharlMton. Clyda. ? la?pai
Rrltanni.
SHIPPIXO XEWS.
PORT OF NKWVOUK, IUNDAY, PFPT. 8. 1K?.
AJtRIVBD.
?ttenmer A nalfl (OSTl, .I'irirenaen. Hamlmrg Aujrttat 'J">
andirtaera 3*h wlth rndee and uu ttseraca Paeeeaapert
?o FunchBdye * Ca Arrlved al tha Bar at 6:15 a. m
s .?mer nw of Ktngaton iBr>, Crowall, Port Umon
Augu.t 81 wlth 'nl*- and 3 i as-enn-r* to Elllnger Bi ?.
I i \rrlved at the Har at 8 p m. _ . .
Veamer Oulf of Akabu tBr>. Ofbaon. Port Baela, Trtnl
aad .nd Oreneda Augual 2", wlth ?^0?^?.Pf^B"
nri - Qeorgs Chrletall. Arrlved al tha Har al I a. n.
Veamer SaMeawIg lOer). rlackbarth, Pstl Ooava
iXu?i 24 Mlragoan* 28 Au? Cayee aad1 Aqula 88.
Port d* Pal? Beptember 2 and Inagua Sd, arlth roda**n<t
?: n?s*.'ngtri*il.. P. C Blllot. Arrlyad at tha Har sl ?:!?
P'BtTamer^Aitl?Biaehf iBr), Darey. t8ai?a sePiemh.r 3
uWianiaa i! wlth aoaar lo W. D. Muaaoa. Arriasd at
'"M.'un.r'A^nqum. PUtt. Jachtoavllle and Charleston.
wlth mdae and paasena*rt to W P ' .vle * < ???
Steam^r Clty rf Auguata. ??*?*"? >il,ann%h' wlth
n.l-..' .ind pa*sen*-"r? to K 1. Wallcer.
J:.,m*r \V%an..ke. Rlakeman RIChmOBd ?nd Ne?-pert
N*wa *fih ndaa and psasengera ? tha Old Daaataloa ?*
' ?-<teamer Beaaoke, R a/.. from MorfoUi and Blchraoad,
?rlth ind-.- tnd pi.-*enKer* te the i >ld Iiomlnlnn .-.- I '.
auaner Benefsctw, Blmmon. Phlladslphla. arlth atasa
t08tMBtsr Svi'via (Brt, Tale tl PhllBdelphta ?eptaaaber 7.
*.-lih rnrgn in tran*lt to Bowrlng A Arehlbald.
Btramer Cottagc < <"> B*m ett, P rtlai I, M*.
Htcamer llernian Wlnter. N k*rt :. B?*lon.
Band) Hooa. N J.. 8>pl 8, 8J0 p. m \Mnd llght.
norUiwe.it; rloudy. hazy on thora.
BAILBD
Steamer* CTirl.tlne iPan). for <'np?nha*;en; Salamanoa
idri tor Heiize, Uvlagsi m, Oraytowa eic.
ei.ip ium?ut (Dutch), for Antwsr)
ajanca to maium-.u*
r.run?Wlrk ll;irl>"r Besooa I.'Kht"
Ketlea l? glven that. on or aboul Beptember 1". I8B&,
the foUowlig rat.Ke liRht* wlll be eaubllthed ln Bruna
?i.k Harbor. to gulde treaaeU from th* preavnl Bi Slmon
Bange lo lha mouth of Turtl* Hiver saova <h* Quarsa
itloa: . , , ?
Plantailon Creeh Riinn- ifrontl Beacon Ught A iix?"i
whlte r.'il". t'.r llghl thown. 12 feei above tbe water, rrora
ihe top of a wooden .Ie?ial tupported by h
?tnirture .>f feur pllet - inding near lh? E. DanM <>r
l'iant*.ii'.n Creeh in 7 feei o( water. The entire tlructur*
,,?,. whlte Beai ru .1 pp.minent objeet* aa
taken fr..m charl No 417 of the |' s Coa*l snd Oe.ideilc
H-ir\o\ ar? Bl Blmon Ulghthou**, B. ', 8. TatiK"ni lo
m:. polnl ..f Jekyl lalsn I, BK by K ', I
I'lantation Creeh Bange irear) Beacon Llghl. A nx*.|
whlte reflertnr llght thown, '.'7 feei i ? water, fr-m
a aauara pvr.imidai wooden akeleton ttructure eolored
whlte tupported by four | let tlandlns near the \. . I ink
nt I'lantatlon "'re.k ln 7 feet ol ?"' _"-. feei UNW.
?, W fr.im the pf"."ng Rearlnga ol promlneni
a* tHkrn from th? '? '''?':'. ?"" St, S!","in
Llght houae K '- H . T . I NE polnl <.f Jekyl
laland. BE by K . K I llghl \' ??'^:"V" w!'h ,h?
preeeding form* * range ? ggjMe W N U % W. thr..uirli
St sini'.n s.'iind lo the mouth .1 BrunawlcB Blvei
Tek<! laland Itant. Ifrontl BeacHi Ughl A 8>sd re |
rrne.'...r llKht .-h.^n. 12 feei tbova Ihe ttater. from the
lon ,,f , ?.i n pedeatal ?up| .rteil bj a wjuare atruclure
..r f,.ur pllet itandlnj on th* .-' tld* nf Brunawlrk Blver
ln 4 feet "f water Th* *nl re ttrurtui ? ! white
Beaiingt of pr .mlnenl objeata. ..? tak-n fr-jm ihe above
named ehart. -.re s^ Blmon Llghthouse, KE. \ K.:
(juarantine tlinj-T .IT. NW ', N
jelul [aland Rang r?arl Beacon I.lichi. A flxed red
refi^.t'.r llghl thown -7 feei ibove th* water. from a
e.iuar.- pvremldal *k.l.i wooden itructure eolored white.
tupported b> four pllea, itaoding near th* s i..mk ..f
Brun*wlch ltn*t in :i feei of ? iti r 8.448 feei s\\ ', N
from the preeeding. Bearlnaa "f promlneni
lae.'ii from th* above-named .ii.irt. are st Sim 'ti i.iflht
h'"i*e. xk % k , Quarantlne flnK*taff. xxw. '. u
Thlt i ghl ln eoansctlon with the prscsdlng form* a mti??
lo gulde BW. '? B. throagh tiie losrer r.-a. ii "f Braas
wl.-k Rlver.
Polnnel* I.land Bange Ifrontl l%'a."n I.l.ht A flxed
whlt^ refle,t.,r llKht thown, II f**l BBOV* th- WStST, fr..in
the tnp "f a ?i)"den ; lettt ; | M.-d hv B touars *tru.'
ture ..f f'.iir pllea, atsndlng near the W, l.uik ..f Turtle
Rlver. it 7 fe.'t of water Th.- omire structure Ih rolored
whlte llearlna* i f promlneni objacts, u.h t.iken fr..m the
alnive-natned .?hM'* ir- Brunawl k CoulthoasS, BB, l.
y. mj..rantlne tlaw't'iff E8E "-, K
? I* I.land Bange .r.'i.ri llearnn Ught. A flxed
Whlt* r-tleclor Mxhl .hown, 1J feet al.ive the water fr..m
a *quar* pyraraldal akeleton wooden atnieluie, eolorsd
?upoorted b\ four plle* atandltiR near the \V. I.ank
nf Turtl* lllvrr. Ifl 7 feet nf water. .1.740 fe.-t UVW, S
,, t'." precedtna Bsarlaga of protalnenl ..hjert*.
?j tMke'i fr.Tn th- ? named charl, are Brunawlck
,~h NE bj !' '.? I" . Quarantlne flag?ta(T K8E
II i Th.t llghl In wlth th* preeeding formt
a ran*.- I ? gUl ." WKW ?? W thrnuah Ihe upp?r rea.h
of Bruntwlrh Itlver and Into the mouth ..f Turtle rtt\er
Bearlnaa ?>." masnetl ind dlatsneea ln nautt.-al nille.
Ifelght. ar.- referred to mean liluh wat-r .leptha to mean
1.. i\ w a t?- r
Tl-.-. ii..n.-e affect* 'he 1,1*1 f l.lrht* and F.>*r Hlanalt.
v. and Oulf Coaat* I** pa?a I"*, iftsr N'> (Wl?.
and the i.i*t ?' i."n* and Buoys, sixih Ughthtaaas 1M?
ii',?? 1-04 i.'ire *
Bv "i '? ? ' ' ' ? " ' ' " !
' fOHN <! WAI.KER.
Il- n V1 ???.. .| r S Navy. I'hairman.
araahlaaion D. r 7 iwi.^.
TIIK Mi *\ I Ml BTB "I'" STKAMKUS
rOBEtON I'OKTB.
flleamer Ftrurla ilin BTalksr, aallad from Queenilown
f.r New V'.rk Bsptember ?*
Bteamer Etn* fpsrl, Helmk**ten, asllsd from Boutb
BaSgH B for N*w-Vurk .-? -i.i-uU.ei 8. ?,
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Mondav, Sept. ?>t*'? wjn flnd on
OUT COUnterR a jjreat number of
Fall aml Wtnter gnrmentB and tho
balanee of our Summer stock
iu Children*! Reefert, DresHes,
Ladies' Sliirt Waists, Cloaks and
BuitR.
Inioiig these are Slurt Y\aists
stt f>(> centa; Reeten at $1.50;
Dnck Suits at $1.50; UM
Capes $3.00, $5.00 and $7.00.
>lisses' Wtnter Coati $5.00. La?
dies' Suits at $5.00, $7.00 autf
$10.00each.
Also. aome remarkable bargaina
iu line jjfoixls, Ineludtag Fall
Capes, Silk and Woolen Suits,
Silk Waists, ete.
JAME8 MeCBEBBT & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
Il|
JlINT'S [iNEfURNITURF
u Lorelinett needs not the ferefgn aid
of oinainciit,
But is when unadoined, adorned tho
uiost."
Thia is partieii'arly true of s.irae of
our new Fall Designt, being extreme
ly siniple. Vour eye loves to rest oa
them, not knowing why; and marvel
ously low in prioe, as you
"bu^ofthe makeb"
GEO. C.FLalNT COa
42.45 ano 47 WEST 23?ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTOtV. iSAANDlSSwF^Tig^STRtl^r _
CARPETS.
Onr Xex-r KhII Styiea Arrlvlna Dally.
Royal Wiltons and Wilton Yelicts
? Kx-liiajve dealfna ) Tleat w*aJlnK ''?*
A!v- Moqutttea an-t Axminater*. Iin*?t .- I.e tl-n <vt?
at-. ? n _.
All itl I.oxreat I'rlrea In tha? Clty.
An *l*Kint l:n* "f
"SAKAI" RUGS
m all ataea ffroaa a arr..?;i rax t-1 aaa ataa af .arpetV
at ai.no to (lfxlRl UwtAm,
Lace Curtains.
Ralanoe af *t"'k fr^m mir iate pi'-1 aa??. Hruiaela
Irlsh r..lnta. Tarnl.- 'ira an.l Siiiinih:iii
\t About *a Value.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,
SIXTIt AVK. I.TTII aMl I ITII BTS. '
Steamer Saale <r,*ri MoBtr. aalled frjin - ll 1
f..r Ntw-Yawk Beptembaar 8 ? ?
Bteamer La t^ampame iFrl Polrea froai N ? ?
Au?\iat 81, arrlved al Havrt Barptembei *
Staamer Werkendam .lnu.-in. Baker. from \m*
gtptembatr If v* I ra, i laatal Beaefcs Heatl 8*1 ? ?
l*r >.
.4 BOVMB niTH 4 I'AVKR ROOF.
Krom The |'r..v I lenex I* "rn iL
I'p In Bxxt Thompaon, Conn . a plaee made fxrxaxa.
or rather notorloua, i.y the auapectad murtter ay
"Jeiry" Btoraklnale of his w:fe ani itepeon laai
January, ts ? rurioue bouaa, uhi.-h dlffera from tax
ordlnary la belm eovered on the outalde arlth white
paper Inatead ol clap larala or ahlai aa
The buillliiK la, aalde tr >m thla pe.-ullarlty. of a
typa aeen anywhera II atanda on the roadcroea
ifiR the New-Enaland Rallroad ju-t beyoad tne ae
p..t. anl "ii tha left alde ot the track, aolnx ?*y
from Provldence. It H of tw"> ?tor*e*. without Kahie
or projectloa o( any ktni. aad ;* ...- upled bj teae
menta on both upper an.l lower Boora The rtate ot
the ahlaalea, nrhlch are blach with the ra-.n* *na
anows <.r aavorml arlntera, ahow- th.n th" baniae ri*e
beex t'liiit for a cona lerabla number of ><?*".
lt never ha-! anv aroatden covertng outal le .--r tne
Bhatathlaa naile.l on by the carpaantera aao la. f?r
all that. a xrarXB house. This theat itng w*h BfW
moat part of hoar-U elxxxly Boatched, aithou?h nere
and there cracka cxa be -?? B arhere the e Uei of tne
boarda hav? falleJ to m.ei. m.l ihe Pepxe naa
bulged In. Over theae boiir.1.-. the paper. arhlca leoxa
Ilka the or.ltnajy newepaper aucb M "The JtairXaXr
la prlnied on. waa paste.l .so tlnhtly that all
atormH of year* have falled to do more than arrlnKie
lt ln lome plaeea, whlle un.lei th.- exVXB H *t 8888*
menclng to pael K
Several layaro >f the paper w.-r.- put on. iclvlnx uao
houae h curl >u? appearanee on th.- .uitsi i.\ hut er
f?-. lually keeplna; out the win.l ..:il CO.d. newin"*P^r
beliiar. aa la well known. exee l.-nt for warmtn.
Krom a dlatance the houan lookj a* If painte.l a
llght Bray. the paper havlni? become w.-ath.-r-heaten.
(?n a nearer approavh. the wrinkle.-a In the paier
?how clearly the nature of the ,-.>v.-rlng The Mea
la a novel one, hut thai XWBef r.in. after all. ,ru',
fu;iy tay that he haa i w todeii coverlna on nl?
houae, for newapaper la maile of w >nl pu.p.
Announcaammta.
Neiiralanne?For Nervoua Hexdacha xV>ia
avtrjrwhtxi, I'rict, 800. gat hBllyh ***"

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