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PART II.
PAGES 11 TO 14.
At?-lj??rk
_*?w
FRIDAY,
SEPT. 13, 1895.
[iQCOK AT CLUBS ON SUNDAY
fgJtACB ROARP LOOKIXO INTO THE LEGAI
ITY OF ITS SALE.
j(0 LAW FOR THE UCBMOM OF CU'BS. BAT
THE BXCISl rOMMlSSlONERB-MR ROOPE
VEI.T BAYS THE BTATFTE MA8
M-MH-ED BY MKWATOK H1L_
AN1> HIS A1.I.IE8 FOR
BAD Pt'RPOSES.
rhe reported intentlon of the Pollce Oomml.
.ion.r* lo interfere wlth the .al* of llquor. on
Sur.1?>. at prlvate cluba haa caused murh dls
torban-e of mlnd to the member. of aome of the
eoolal organlaatlon. of the clty. and there ha. been
a !??*"> consultatlon of iawbo.->k. and a <*lo?e ex
grr.ination of the exrl.e regulatlon. to ascertaln
whether *u~h actlon by the Oommlsstonera would
h.. lawful Pre.ident Roosevelt .ald yesterday that
the matter was under ieg.,1 advlsement. and he
rv-.i'.'. BOt yet say what a.~tlon would be taken
H:* attenttoa wa. ral'.ed to the fact that cluba now
hav* no llcense under the State law. and he was
askel whether that fact Indloated that they were
not withln the exclse law at all. Bfl .aM: "I can
only .ay that the law 1. defecttve. but lt. construc
- under bonsideration. I may all that the
law h.is the defect. whlch mlght be expected ln a
?tat'.ite tbO enactment of whlch wa. de.lgned by
Senator Hlll and hlB allle. for bad purro.es."
Mr Roosevelt Rfterward .ald that he dld not see
how thfl queatlon of llcense afTe^fd the illegallty
,' gun iav aalea under tbe present law.
The ExclM Commls.lonera .ay that there la no
law ?* pre.ent provtdlng for the llcen.lng of cluba.
A iBfliUlH Of the .tatute of 1392 shows that varlous
c'.asses of Ucensee are provlded for. One ls granted
: er. of Inn.. another to saioon-keepers doing
-al buainess. and a thlrd Ifl the keepers of
* to aell only ale. wlne and beer. another to
? "pera to Be'.l only ln paokaKes, ani Bl 11
gaotber tO the keepers of dnrg atores. There l.
\ isi.~n for i.eenses to other Indlviduala or
it.ons. The law formerly provlded that cer?
tain acts regardlng the sale of llquor ln forbldden
houra were crlminal only in the cases of thoae who
.nses. The pres-nt statute, however. pro
that "any person who. whether havmg a
1 ense or not. Bhall aell or offer or exposo for aale
..- flTfl away any strvng or aplrituous I
ale or beer on Buadar" shail he gultty of
a violatlon of the law. The words "whether hav
ing a llcen.e or not" may extend the law further
than has generally been auppo.ed. The Courl of
Appeala ln the case of the People aga:nst Andrews.
r--orded in the Uith volume of the New Vork
Keports. sustalned the conviotlon of a man who
pr-tended to manage a clttb under the nam- of
?The Valley Social riub " It appeared, bowever,
tiat he had former'.y kept a llquor eiore and a
had been refused to him. and the bu.lne..
- en carri<-1 on In the form of a club al
-xcise law bv Its action in that
mt bistrtct-Attorne-f Mclntyre said yes
that he .aw no differen ??-. so far as ne had
tter. hetwe-n a club and an
gatlon In refermco to the -
If sales ??ra.Prohlblted jabflo
era at ? club mlght be brought
wlth Iri Its tern-B as well as any other indlvidual
Chlef Conlln. of the Pollce Department said that
no apeci?; effori would be made next Sunday to
interfere with aoclal organlzatlons.
MAD DOG IS THE TEXDEBLOIX.
PHOT BT A POUCEMAN AFTER A I.IYEI.T CHACT
SIX PERSON.-5 ?AID TO HAVE rf.kn bittf.n.
A m?d dog Ied a proce.aion of two pollcemen and
a crowd of atreet urchin* and rurloslty-seekers
? r _gh Thlrty-first-st.. from Flffh-ave. to Broad?
way. at 9 o'clock yesterday mornlng and for their
palns half a doxen or more of the curiou. are nur?
ing wounds on the legs. wlth a posslbllity of hydro
phobla Btaring them ln the face. The dog, a mangy
iooking cur. tbat once was a Skye-terrlf r. was dls
? rai about 9 o'clock in Flfth-ave.. just north of
Thlrty-eecond-st. The antmal was snapplng and
barkiag vielously. and jogglng along ea.ll> down the
a\?nue. He made a anap at each one he pa.sed.
and aeveral of those who f.V.lowed him declared. a?
did Poilceman Thomaa Reardon. that the cur in his
rnajr blt at least half a dozen people.
t_MB C Bflrajf and Tiche Jotnod the crowd
wh.n the dog turned west through Thirty-flr.t-st. to
Broadway.
The animal spe<i along snapplng and sr.arllng until
hfl reaehed Broadway. where an old eolored man was
atanding. He Mt him or. the leg and then
? ??-: down Broadway. w'.'h a thlrd poilceman.
Thoma. Reardor.. ln his wake. The crowd of early
shoppers. women and chlldren. ran helter-skelter
j-jn every concelvable nook and eorner.
Not so wlth Samue! Roaenthal. who .ells paper.
lB the dlstrict. He thought he could settle things
by ktcktng the dog. bul ll ? r.ma: came al. ng
he dld not walt for Rosenthal to klek He gr
m by the foot and blt through the left shoe. Bina
ir.g hl_ tecth into th<r to. - enthal had ennugtr
VVnlle tbe dog held on Poilceman Reardon klckei
*.,m in the head ar.d he ro. ? I ? ri r, Btunned, in front
Of the BIJou Theatre Th.-n bfl was shot by the
poilceman.
Th* eolored man ar.d other. who. the pollcemen
sa> were bltten went away without havlng their
wounds dressed, and their r.ames are not known.
Ro?er.'hal is nineteen vears old and llves at No.
:nev-.l He was taken tn the New-York Ho.
Pital where his wounds were eauterlaed. The sur
geona sav the wounds are not dangerous, as the
?: % bad to Wtfl through th?* ler.ther. thus cleanslng
? ih pretty thoroughly of dangerous matter.
OXB WORD FOR " KITTY." TWO FOR FBBD'
nr A BRIGHT BROOKLYN Y'.'TN'i.-TF.R. WHO
HAD KVB AWAY rHO-1 HOIIK
ANP was HUNORT
Poilceman John \Valsh. of the Eaal Fifty-flrst-st.
-.. was on post at F."v-t-.nth-.t. and -alxth
;?. lO.W o'clock Wednesday night. Pre.ently
. -ame a bright-lookin-. well-dre.F -d Uttlfl lad,
Wbfl earrled a dlsreputable-looklng eat ln his arma.
! a'-coste.] a faahlonably dresied man who
.ndlng wlth a nHU-f woman on tha eorner
wa.tlng for an Amsterdam-ave. car.
"Pleaao, m.ster." sa:d tbfl boy. "I wrOOM Bk* a
'm pennies. I found some cruel people abu.ing
r k tty (and he held up the .carred. ia?ped
-amp eat). and 1 took pity on lt and got lt
away from them I woull like to buy .ome miik.
Ib-Bk the poor thir.g ls very hungry "
a-enerou. side of the young woman'. nattir.
I i- flppflaUrt to. and she be.towed some coins
uio.i '.he young disclple of Henry Bergh
Th. youngster thar.kel her. and headed for a
r.e.ghhonng -estaurant The poilceman followed at
* d .tir.ee The boy bought a bowl of miik
and turned from the eounter. Instead. however,
-a.ing the appetite of the eat, he toaaed the
ln.ympatheticaily Into the .treet. and
d tne m,lk hlm-*lf. wlth evldent rellsh.
Waish then accosted the little fellow. and. after
? a queajon*. learned that he was a fugitlve
from home. He said he waa Frederb-k J. I>oane.
tea yeara o.d. of No. 342 LlvlngBton-at.. Brooklyn,
"here he l:\ed wlth hlB unrle. l.oula Martlns Fn-d
wrt. aent to the rooma of th.- ','-rry Soelety. and a
dlflpatcb wa. .ent to Mr. Martln*. Agents Wil.on
-der:-i brought the boy io Tot-VUl. Court
?ldav n....rn:ng. He had th:. atory to tell:
Ing I was gel'Ang ready to go to
when my aunt. Mrs. Martlns. accusea me
Ol stealing aldollar-or of taklng lt without aaltlng.
Now, -hat wa. d-ad wrong. because 1 dld not take
Hut wh*n she wouldr/t b-dieve me. I Just ran
-way I st.-iyed !n Brooklyn. ar.d when they eent
? .it: alarm th.- policc found me and took me
aat aan.e night. My aunt locked me In my
bul I didn't .tay. though. Ju.t the .any. l
-. mornlng and then I er.eak-.i. i
? I wbuldnM stay ln Brooklyn. and get run
ln agaln, ao.l came over here.
yes ,1 g.H awful hungry. and went to a
?. uroadway, and fhaj gava rne a good meal
when I tol.l '?n how I was flxed I dlan t ilke to
? ,>f the eat racket-not
. t.ad id.. .)- Ob. yea. 1 a'poaa III have to go
baek home. .t,ut I tell you I ain't golng to .tand
? ra:ied .. thlef." , , ?. .
Ju.: a. the .Jerry agenta were atiout taklng Fred
before Mpgis'rafe Flammer h.s uncle arrlved ln re
fli?on.e to tbe, dlapatch. and the Maglstrate gave
tne young runaway Into hlfl cu.tody.
1>K BBABFOBP ABB BtXOB BBLTA
Dr. Or_t_MM B, Bradford. of No. 511 Thirl-ave.
and J.,.nr, H S:x,,r.. an ex-ke,|>er at Slng Slng.
Who were __rn ? Secret ntrvice Axents Bagg
ani E.quirrl!. eharge 1 wlth havlng lr. their po*
BflM-M p-at?fl bmA b Quantlty of fibre
paper aml il_h tt.read lo bt l-*-*J -n countflffflltlni
btfu. wert l>efore^ I nlted
Htate. Commlaaionei .lezander. C ' < .mpDeii
Wa. counael for the r*rl*onera.
l>r Bradford waived exainin.ition ani wa. he.a
*' flrst ln ?.',..-. ball. wblcb utei m tht ua> wa.
reduced to |2,(*Xi.
NEW-YORK BEAL ESTATE.
A MEMBER OF A WEI.l-K.NOWX FIRM
GIVE8 HIS VTEWg.
FIRST-CI-AIS HOFSES NEAR F1FTH AVE IN I>_
MAXD- INTRKASETi VAM'ES IN THE
ANNENEH DIBTMCT.
The flrm of L. ,J. rhllllpa A Co.. whose down
town nfflces are at No. H.i Broadway. and wha.ae
iiptown agency la at Sev-nty-aeconal-at. aml Cota-B
B*Mt a?a., haa been ^iir.hh.I ln real e?tate bualneaa
for the laat forty yeara. ita neRotlatlor.s have
emhraeed every claaa of real estate from the Rat
lary W lha annexed dlstrlet.
A member of ihe flrm ;al.l yeaterday: "Our huai
?aaa cxtends In a gene-a! way all over thr clty.
There aeema t.i be, In our Judjtment. a ronatant
lmprovement of values. both wlth respect to down
town and ujitown property. S;.eak1ng flrat with
reference to the diatrlct comprlaed wlthln the
Twenty-thlrd and Twenty-fourth warda. I mluht
aay that the Increaae haa been most m.irked In
the localltles where the new surface llnea of rall
wav have been Introdueed. Manv people of thrlfty
liahita and of constant occupatlon are beglnnlng
to reallze that they can beeome the ownera of
thelr own bOBBea ln that aection. Remilar city
lo'.s can be pro.-ured there at prlcea ranglng from
j... t.. $.'.'*'>'. ,.:.! upon theae houses can be eon
Btni'-te.l at "l-__ tBJBB to *f,.ooo. Money can eaally
ba borrowed for the cor.strtictlon of a bullding on
theae lota at the coat mentlonel.
"However. our bualness la chiefly confln.-d t
downtown bualneaa property ar.d private reai
dences. Accordlng to our experlence there are
many lnqutrten for flr.t-cl.fla house* alon,; ihe
Eaat Blda, between Fourth and Flfth ivk, and
northwar.1 from Plftieth to One-hundred-an. nth?
at. The charaa-ter ol tha houa?s mo-tiv |p d ?
maud are thoae which range In value frorn 150.0 .
to $150,000. Few of :h.s iran ba Beeured aouth of
Ninetletli-st. wlthin thr Itmtta mrntlon.-! V\'e
have a conatant demand for proparljr a'.-wu Flfth
ave. and contlauoua to it.
"The new Hroadway extenalon of the Columhus
ave. road along Lanox-ar*. haa mada a greal
change in vahirs of prop.*f there Lota thal
'ould hardly be dlsposed of a ??
reasonable prlcea to pui ?w Ir. _r.-at
demand becauae of facllltlea which ar* aff rdi
conimunicatlon between the | w.r and tha> upper
portlons of the clty."
THFY CAUGB1 A BIG BHARE.
CREW a.K THE EI.SIK M BARRIB HAL A RAItD
nOHT WITH THK POWKRrUL KISH
One of the largest sharks tha; haa ever h"en
brought In by any of tb( fishir.g Beat of thla port
waa landod on We Ines lav afternoon at the flah
market. P-i No. 22. Baat Rlver II
by the crew of the acbooner BlaH M Ran
Monday laat when off the c aa: ..f Maryland The
boat waa homewar* bound Wlth a c
flah. One of the crew wa. B| rer :he rall
when he aaw an object Juat BlOBgaide, th- iikr of
whlch he had newr serr. nrf,.rr II- ealh 1 tO h:a
Bhlpmatea '.. COBM ..nl Inveettgatfl A l IUI llne
wlth a large hook waa aoon obtalne !. i
thrown overboard. The flsh to .k thr | i
There waa a atraln on the lin* for a fen >??
anl then it waa sla~k. When haulr i on board ll
waa seen that the line hal neen cu; Bl
knlfe. Captaln Harrv Neleon then | I
huok and attached it to a at. ut niar.lla r .pe It
uted and thrown OV.rboard, and wa.- l
lna-antly taken b] the voracloua shark ll took
th. conblned efforta of the flve men of the crew
to hold the rope. anl >v<:i '.hen they were tumbir 1
abo'it the decfc A. laat the men manag.I ? mak*
thr rope f is;. Thr flsh coottnued Itl -.tniKKirs. anl
? exhaua) n A larxi m I aharp
kn:fe waa na le fast to an oar anl \'n<- iharh ->vi
atabbr.l in the ald.' P.lo > ! pour^i from the .
but even then It wa< ? >nM tlmi before the Tea
I . .rge flah on board. H
there lt gave the cr-w a lively nme for nrarly an
bb it lashed furlously wlth Ita tall In every
:.on.
. m arrlval here the ahark waa BOld to I.uk" B
Wiison. a WhOle_ale flah merchant, havlng hia atall
at No. 14 Fnlton Markrt It ?..< S ff-rt ;nn-; an-i
s feet from the tlp of one slde ftn to tho orher. anl
welgha fully ..?g pounda. Jt haa a Krea; e\
of jaw
Teflte*_ay the ahaa-k waa lyln* an >ne of the
float.?. but Wlll he packed In lee al Ol ?
wlll be plaeed on exhlbltion at Mr. Wllaon*. fl
Pler N'o. 2., F.aat Rlvi r
FALVARLE ARIICI.FS STOWED AWAY,
A "ff'BNC'R" L'MEARTHBD IN BA-TT BIXTT BIXTH BT
- MRS ABRAHAM DOWDNST I: IBRBD
Speclai IletKtlve Gunson, of the Eaat BiXtjr
Beventh-at atation. haa unearthed whal b? I??
to ba a blg "fenca" that .s fr..rn 16,000 t.-.
$!(./>>-. worth of all aorta of fOOda, the proceeda, he
thlnks, of many robbcrlefl Hi mada the dia
covery through Mra Abraham Dowdney, tne wlfe
of the late Congreaaman. of N'o. M Haa; Revmty
flfth-at. Mrs. Dowdney returned from a aeaaon in
th.- country on Monday BhC found that Mra.
MitKRlr Hamllton. thlrty-flve yeara old. a wldow, of
No. M Eaal Blxty-elxth-at., who had been left
In charsre of her houae, was fonc An* .-?:
Mrs. rlanilton'fl houae to learn why ahe bad
ir^e Whllr tha>ra? ahf OOtlced a
bll of Florentina moaal. thal her btuband had
. larRe aum for In Itaiy She bunied home
and took an inventory of her effecta. flndlng that
about $3'a0 worth of hrlc-a-brac. Jawtlrjr, la ea,
.si:ka. etc.. waa mlssi;?
Pollce Captaln Stn.uas. of th? Eaat Slx;y-arventh
Bt. atation, waa Informed H" aaalgned Deteetlve
Ounaon to the caae. The latter aoon located moat
of Mrs Dowdney'fl mlaalng property al the Hamll?
ton flat. He alao found a large rjuantitv of l.r. -a
br.C, jewelry, new ami allirhtly worn clothinir. rupa,
portlerea, palntinca. brontea, moaal of the
value of aeveral thonaanda of dollari Among thfl
stuff waa a lot comprialng M0 fin,- han Ikerchlefa.
About I:S0 ri'cio.'k yeaterday afiemoon flunaon
plaeed the Hamilton wom.i.'i urder arregt and took
ber to Y'orkviii- .'o-trt. where -fatrietrate Flam
mer remanue.'; her to -nat.;'' the letectlve to Hnd
- for aome of the property.
GLXX TBLdXtFB BUOCXBBFVL HEA ROR.
Olen laland arlll cloae for the season wllh the !a?t
boa; next Monday Tha- anendance at tha- popular
re.sort thla summer haa exceeded any former \.a
In round flsure.", up to and tnciudlng yesterday, it
waa Just nv.r thr two-mt-Ho- mark. aceording to the
manapemen; Tiila number comprlaes only |
wbo hava taken the steamers from the two Sew
York and o-i* Brooklyn landlng. ln a ldltion to
theae. thouaan'.s liave ba-en carried on rej-ular trlpfl
from Naw-Havan, Newark, Sea riiff nnd Etudson
Rlver p data
It aeema almoat beyond human c-imprehenaion how
auch a number COU] 1 ba- transported two hc.ura each
way on the water and entertatned aeveral hours at
the island wlthout a alngle aceldent to any Indlvld
ual. The bualneaa at thi | - -? ?:???: lently
large to warrant the holding open of the pl tureaijue
: .r a feo weekfl longer, bul Mr. Sturln takes
thr ground that the chllly nl|?h_a. have a tendency
to plav hav-u- with thr rt-Klmen; of RMnkevi aaa
othrr anlmala in the blu menafferlr. and he has
glvea the ordrr that they be bouaed Momiav r.I?r'.?
Arrang.-mcnta bave been made for a number of
ehanges at Olen Island for next aeaaon In a I
10 tne elephaota, buffa'.oa llona and "^era now in
the menag -rle. there wlll lae a nunib. r of other-..
v.. * rl.ttiona for whlch are r.ow pendln,{ It la Mr.
8tarln'a intention to make the Zoologi al Q
aecond to none ln Am?rl B. The Museum of Natural
Hlator* arlll bi enlarg"^ Profeaaor I. M Mci'or
mick wlll atart aoon f..r Africa, and ln a hu
trip of aeveral months will secure cur'.oaities of an
antique character. The aviary and arjuarlum wlll
alao be enlarged and the collectlons lncrea.ed.
POINTS FOR THE DEFENCE.
THE FORNEY COI'RT-MARTIAI. TO BE A
HOT ANP BITTER FK'.IIT.
TWO OF THE Sl'EClFir-ATIuNS AOAINBT THE
COLONEI. T1IR"WN OCT-YEPTEIU'AY ^f.ST
IN AKOIMKNT ON OtUBCTV ??
RAtSBO HY rniNSF.l.
There wa. brought tO the mind* rf ***JL**JT
Advocate an I the m-mb* r. of tbfl '*^^\T^
tla! ve.ter?lay a aenae nt the f.et that Iftbt W>vT
I.epartment succeeds In convictlng th* f olone of
Marlnes of the ehar.es agalnst him I. wlll -now thfl
1, h.~. had a flgh' on hand. The rhnrg** agalnst
Co.OTiel Korn.-v fll* eomprl.ed un ler four he.d*.
wlth a number of .peclfleatlon. und^r eacn MM.
The count. include f.lsehood. rmbe.-lenr-nt. maklng
and u.lng fal.e paper*. at.d culpable inem.dericy .,
.... p.-rformiin.-e of duty * -ngressman l-ranklln
Bart.e.t and ex-I.|eutenant W. H. Stayton. eounsel
for the aecu.ed offlcer have aet.led down for a
legal flght of Indeflntte duratlon. and are eonteatlng
ev.tv potlll w.th all the lega! _feC1 Bl IhtAt eom
maad ti,.* reault of thi* la tbat tbc tuir.i -ay or
tba court-martUI ha. pa.?ed. and Colonal Fornev .
pi.a baa n-.t yet been entered Hfl wa. ready to
, . , I al one tlme ln ye.terday'a B-rocnedlngfl. but
wa. prevent-d bv I.leutenant Wal.er. the judge
advocata, flrbo Inatatad on havmg a knotty polnl
settled bflfOTfl further actlon waa taken. At 1'.
... ? k th- courl flflflinTH-- and "t"'1 u m ?'c-ock
Ilstened to the readlng 0< tbe minute* of ****+
day. proceeding. when the court araa at taatd*
Clared open and rendy for bu.in.~a. M ',a>,on;
lr, beha.f of bls cdenl. offered a further ptaa tn bar
to the flf.r. apeci.ica.lon of the fourth chaurga. '?
fourtb -p-cWcatlon. lo whlcb objaetlou wa*.mada
M vYedneeday. havlng baan throwB _-t by the
court He than re-id th- apactflcatlon. flrhlch d.
claraa tbat Colonal rorney bad neg>cted tbal P-rt
of ht.* dut) Wblcb relH.-d to keeplng a fltrlct u, coun
0( Oovemme-nt itoree under hl. car,. and had
wrongfull) purchased 8eve.,.y-.even ton* of coa. lt
.,?ne 1894. when there wer.- atlll nlnetj -n n. ???"=
onhand Ha than produ ed a latter from tha Navy
;,. ? -r, whlch Colonal Pornej arafl reprl
. fo: thla actlon. and In whlch aaauranca wai
g.ven that no fnrtber artton ta Utamattei wctM ht
Then the room was efeared, whlta tb? . ?url wraa
U?d wlth tbe probtam a. to whether ? man cou.d
... ?? ... twlca for the aame offenc. *aVrV
? Hl trlal ha.: . . "Jfo
ault of the dellberatlon waa thal the ? J;. ' ' '
tum\ . ,, well founded. ai I i ;--.-??
t.or. waa Btrlcken <.ur . -,.,.-p,
Thli v. ib 'he se.-ond tlme the defence had flcored
. vl.-torv. .1 r. fl ??g
wlth an objectlon to -he fourth ap ?Mba
flrai eharge. off...... ?..? .'L"
his plea The .iudge-A.lv.,-.,- took > band ta thta
diec-aalon. whlch wa* tongand '^-JJilcnl. mm
. ,. araumenl whlch taflted over a
? ? ? ? tVailer w.in lu- I ? ?? ' '' ! :h" ?
rotSlSed ln th. bl.f-f harge.. commcdore
then .uggeflted tha- a rec^fla be men unin
ihe afternoon, and tha BUggeatlon waa approvao bi
,h,*C? ' m ses-;on. w hld, a_fl ****}>.**
i number of objacl
. .. ?o, aufltalned and Mr Bta^
ton waa nol behlnd blm ... ?talng polnta wni? n
k-|.. tl i ontlnual and appa entij ...
i.rmlna.!. .erte. ot >rgumenj. -
,.? .Jo v irl .:???? ? ' ? .??_ K.
?.. to the B|
b-^n ?' ? rred "' 'h
niithnrltv for a flnal 1
Tnenai reault of the wrangta Ifl lhal i
."ne n :he ..ctuai bufllnea. of the. wt-m-r
\Z so Wunenee. hav. ? *lAough
-everal wer* Bterdaj
Klrmtahta" .how. wha- a b.tter ftght 6.?.when
,h- aet.iai tak:ng of teatlmony beg n. . ?." pr^flen.
D.rn of th* "Vfence aill be followed all tnrough
nga. and from present Indirat ona the
Kr,V, .?o.1r,.mar,1a: Wlll mai , f-r length
, .,-,...* m the blatory of Wa-ral trl
NOTE1 ntOM THK N.WY V\l:;>
The <? ilumbta did not get to i lay, ??
tt 1S ,.v;. .wing ;?> the abae-nce of thi yard
tug* at hlgh watar, th^v heir.g boay baullm
?OU from h.-r bcrth Ip Iba N.-r:.-, Rl
her temp-.rarv r-.tlng-p'.ace fu-a ahea I of U
eel-lng-ahlp v.rmont. Th- Mg erulaer wll
on her trlp on th- high " ?- ' -'1**V sh' **** J";!1
,hfl flee, at Ftoheffl I "" \*l
.volutlon*. the prea**i ,- . . ?_"??
7bAl TaxaaU ai l* | .,n., whi,h
will - ? lh* Uy **?
',.r.. th. ar" "?
M.n wVllltan M* n'is
,-M P-...M-- ahlp Lanca. er yea
rerdav wl'h the UflUal
I arlll pn I ta a tel ot
?
C08TL7 XEOLIOEXt l OF dock B0ABD8
THF. CTTT IS= AI.I.F.r-.F.I' TO UF. OCT KKAKLT
?.-,..??. OM A< OCTCT "!?' FAH.rRE TO BXACT
fii.i. ratwi ro? THE ITSB OF
LAMD L'lCDBH w ATF.H
At th* regular weekly me.-ting of the Pork
a reporl waa read by Mr. Terry.
the serretarv. whl.-h shows a loss to the elty ln
tea vear- of H-MHH. Durlni that i-~r:oi cartaln
land under water has been lOMWd t> flv. com
panles, a. follow.:
L'nder toM of Augual v Wt. to th? Cantral Rall?
road Company of New-Jaraey, for -he na* of land
under water for ptatform hetw.-.n Piers tt, 13
and 14. HtfJI Bquai- foel at MM * V"ar. At the
uaual rntfl Ol B cents a s.iuare fOOt, the elty should
receive K,V,S a y?ar
Oi Aprii 30. is-4. to PennayHranla RaOroad Com?
pany, BOUth Of P.-r II North R.ver and extensron
WMt, T.'.V, flquare rael ar H.BM a year The dty
aboui l racelvfl u tlon li.9l.K5.
luna i". uTO, w P?t?* Chartaa, between Pt.rs
3S an 1 W Kast R.v.-r. BDOUI S.-BM flquare feet at eAt/0
? v.. i: t ,. receive $1.^4:< 10.
On XoTember B IW to the Olen Cora Btarch
Manufacturlng Company, north of P.er OX l-_?t
Rlver ani on July n, l-K aeelgned bv .aid c.<m
ranv to the New-Tork N-w-Haven and Hartford
Kallroal Company al 11.608 a v.-ar The amount
of ,, | aquare feet *hou.d produc^ a
revenue ;o tbc clt] of C.BS per atin.im.
Dn Bia) -'" IB-B, tO thfl N'ew-l'.rk. New ?
ani Hartford Rallroad ''ompany. south of P.er 60,
Rlver, IB.96I aquare faat at K"*? a y^ar.
The clty flhoul re ? Ive $i TB H
Tr.e prohlng b\ Mr Terry and Mr Kln.t-I
tho*,- eaaea ha- reault ed ln the flr.dlng of ??
other raae. of th- sura. sort. whlch when ih'-y
are f. K-nt-1 wl'.l show a loss of per
bapa 1500.000 l th Ity 'n the la*=* twenty ??
ow.ng entlrely io thi I tba former I'ojk
Boar i to aaa ir ral
-??
4 TBAT CABB UXDBB WABlFtPB OBDBB
Foremnn Scataly, of the Stree* ricmir.r l>e-,.i--.
ment. yeaterday .-au.ed the arr.-.t of Morrls .Spe;i
barg, Ol N0 T7 Baoaa-at., whom he charged wlth
sweeplng d.rt from the stlewalk 10 th. street. The
arr.st. h* said. was mad<- under Colonal \Yarlng'.
r.- enl order a.< a te*: case. Spellberg denl.d the
eharge ani waa dll h.irged wlth a repr.mand.
thi; iti.rTi.vo ijap t<> pf rOMTPOXBB.
On account of the att.-n lam*. of Oovernor Mon n
ni. 1 his s'aff at the opening of the rhattanooga
Natlonal Park. the meetlng of the A.eo.Matlon of
Medlcal fin.ers of the Natlonal Ottard ani Nava!
Mllltia of the State of N.-w-V..rk i. po.tponed tn
Baturday, ieptember B ll waa ... i>e held Septem
bei 11 ln th. armory of the v.n K-gim.n'. Thlr:>
fourth-a- and Fourth?a?? Burgeon-Oaneral M. 0.
Terry orVre.l the po.tponemnt.
THREATENING ROTH8CHILD8
BEOOAR3. CRAM-CI AND CRIMINALfl WHO
ANNOT THE PAMOUI BANKBR8.
BBCEMT OCTBAOEB IXCTTBD nv the AHTt*B-U-lTB
A.HTATI..N BOMB CHARACTBRISTIC -KCtDBKTB.
An exploslve letter was sent to Baron Alphonse
Rothschlid the other day wlth murderous intent.
Happlly lt falled of lts p.irpos." It waa by no
rn'-ans a novelty to a mcmtier of that fimlly. For
fear. the Rothsctal.ds have been annoyed and
menaced wlth ali aorts of -ommunlcatlons and vlait
ora. Threatenlng letters have been fctin.l ln thelr
mall bags alm ,??>, dally. BoOMtbnCfl thry ara- handed
over to the pollce; at othet tlmea th?> are Inveatl
gat?d by the private charliable ag.nciea of the
f.m.l), anU n>>l a f.w tiiataucca mlshi _. related
BARON ALPHONSE ROTHSCH.LD.
of g*n- ? i. u i even laaful "fforts t.. reciaim
tbe mtaguided wrltera, anl t.. glve then. an oppor
tunlt] . ?' maklng a more reputable llvellhood < ?f
courae if th ? wrltera ar.- lunatlca lt ls dai
-aiah them. "I have no fear of thr mnn who
tena my Ilf-." aaid Lord RothachlM "tu-e to
Sir Oeorge i .--.>;- "bo long as 1 am aaBured thal ba
He wlll never carry oui the threat. But
-?? i? dlfTerent." Tha conver
ih [laee over a vtoleni bomlddal mlaslve
whlch had beer. received tha; day .- New i
M *i people would hav*. handed the documenl to Ibe
bul tbe re-tplenl of ll la a* large-hearted aa
rlch, and he tlmply look Btepa to iiave thr
i.. tha wrltei ? to, and that
CAPITAL CAREBBED BT MMB. PORTITNE.
A Bample i artoon from thr "Pere Patnard."
with the moal acrupuloua lelleaey. lt was I
that hr wai momanlac, and prompt
meaaure. arert I to have him in
? - , ? l...r l it i.i.-a'-hil i. however,
sed tbfl ly and deepeal pere m il
Intereel ln leelng lhal thaj dM nol auffer pecu*
nlaiil) by .r. This Ib
unlv ..nr of n,. ???? Btorlea whlch minht be appro
? ? ? tl n wlth the Ar.ar h'at
campaiKi. aKimst the Rotlwchllda
?\ .,u n. .-? tt. .. happi maa." *.->. : sir T. F.>weii
? . ? | Nathan I. aa ba ln?
apeeted the beautle. and luxutiea ot the mlllton
,,'r. - house at Bta nford Hlll. "Happy! I happy!*'
was "? ??: "How 'in . man i.r happy
when Just aa h* '.? | 'inc lo IhM a letter is placrd
in hia hand nytng. 'lf you don'l .end mr IM i
wlll b'.ow your bralna out?1 Happy' i happy!"
Tho?e were daya when Anarchlsm as a *..-la! anl
mle doctrlna araa BCarce'o .iraamr.i of. but
era.ela a'r flrrv,:;- wh!!? the pasaion* which tir.de.
IM the-i are prrm.nent. The K-nMemen who offer?l
to hlow out 'ho hraina of Nathan RothBchll i were
: bj .he perennial envy of the "Haveoota."
ar. ', lf they dld BOI C'Otha their cove'ousne**
in r. paeudo-eclentlflc garh, ll waa only becauae they
llved . r timr Thev aren Ravachola In
tfA
CAPITAL DRAWN BV I.A ROR
A Bample Cartoon from the "P*re Peinard "
?ha- roujrh. who kn^w as llttle of polltlea! reonomy
aa they d d of fulmlnate of mereury, but ln whom
the Instlnct for plunder waa none the leaa stroti>;.y
developed
NATURAL BUBPICION.
Nathan Rothschlid ona day recelVO. a formal
deith warrant from a aecret polltlcal frlbunal on the
Contlnent, '-.nlemnlng hlm to a vlolent end for
baving la-nt money to aClovernmmts whlch opprea*?? I
thelr eubjecta Small wonder that he waa lrrltal.le
and nervoiia One day two tall. d*rk men. wlth
h-avy muatachea and penetrating eyea. were ush
ered Into hia room at New Court. The flnancler
t.iw-1. the vlaltora. on thalr alde. dld the same. but
.-..I 1 nothlng As the door cloaed behlnd them they
began to fael ln thetr poekets fot BOmathlng whlch
was apparently concealed there Rothschl.d's fear
..? oce led him to the conclualon that he was ln the
presence of asaaaalna. and hurnediy seizlr.g a hug-.?
ledger whlch was on hla bureau, he hurlej lt
with all h:4 force at the atrangera and ahout-l
loudly for heip When at ,ast an expianatton wai
forth-omina. Nathan dlacovered that the vlaltora
were two forttgl hankers hearIng lettera of Intro
BB a. m thr K..l'er.
I
tn ihe Llna-n - i . H '?
??r>. hrr_kf_Kte<l wllh H-r
Malc.ty ?'. Oi-om- ?(Timaa.
THE "LIOHTXIXCWHAXOE" E-ITEROR
A' 1" U ir. tha r tiuma
. -? ll I
'?'? a ten nn.c >
iTc.err&pti.
.1 :.' .'... i Bi I! 1 M Kr ii. | ? . 4 r i
?lti. Iba lTin.? .f jwror ??ll?1 ihe M'tr
rtpraai Xuti ie >* ..:>,.g
Admlral ??> tha >i.a'..? cv.iuuit. - .-._-.
ila-ily Newa.
Fl ti S i 7 the Fmper.T
Wiin.ni, 'n lha ?'rr?i> ..f _
? |H>riim?n. ..x.t li^he l'?rk.
n.Ak.ng a I_n i._a.-a'ai;>
ChreaUU.
A' II *l> Ul .'pe.-lli Ctt'
mn ttir Km
' .-rrn in\ *...n_ t_
prtactl t. 1.;* rui;. - iLiihu.
dtirtion, whlch In thelr nervoua haste they were
unable to <Iis<-..\< r
A WITTY ANli QSN-BIO-V MII.I.IONAIRE.
The lato Rarcr Jatres. of Parl^-the father of
the Baron Alphonae to whom an expioalve letter
waa sent the other day-was a favorlte qaarry of
the "Havenots" of his day. He was ihe youi.-rst
of Mfl ireneratlon. and he llved to aee th" vulgar
profeaaor of "chantage" develop lnto the So.-lallst
alemagogue and the pretentloua I'ommunard Th"
story of hla Intervlew wlth tha' Bodallfll leadera in
1W8 ls well known. They call'd upon him in tha
P.ue l.afTitte. and prop-ised to hlm to dlvtde hl? fort?
une ?mong th.- propir "What do you eatlmate my
fortune at*" raolly asked the finan.-ler. < me of
the Sociallats menttoned a certaln rumbrr of ml'.l
lons. 'That v.111 be at the rate of about flve fran.s
a h^ad, wlll it nott" rejoln.'d Bothachild. The
Hociallsta acqines.ed. "Plenae glve each of thr*
gentlcmen a htindred-sous p.e.-e." said the mi.lion
alre to hla private secretary as. wlth a che. ;
to the deputation. he trotted out of the room T.\r
st irv 1.4 eharactefistlc of Haron James. and ls prob
ibly true. He was not eaally intlml.lated. and he
poasessed conald *rable taa-t. Previous to the otit
I.r-ak ..f Ihe July revolutton he foreaaw the dlatress
und \*ani llkely lo result from thr poor harve-1 of
and lie took generous meaa.ir.-a '.. pr.vlde a
remedy He I ought In the European and Amerlcan
mark?ta prodigioiia quantltles of corn. whlch he
sol-1 In Parls at au immenae loss He alao -
-n enornious bakerv. where the Btan'lng poor *?"'
able to pro.ure brea.l at a noininal prl. " \\ hm thr
ai.i. cama he opened hla pur-4r.4tr.ni{i Wl.le.y
for the r<-llef of the wo.iniled and the unempioyed.
Nnt'.r !,.,? leaa, :: would hav.' gone hard wlth him
?' the handa of the mob but for the Interpoflttlon of
Marc . aussldlere. who mada- hlmaelf reaponalble for
'.tv of rhe Baron and his property. Later on
Cauasldlere had to fly thr country, proecrlbed and
j..r. bui Baron Jamea dld not f?rg>-t thr srr
, - rendered 'o hlm bv thr revolutlonlei lie
provlded hlm with capital to atart a bualneaa ln
london. and '"anssidler ? made h fortune.
QtVING OOLD EOR FTIN.
A nephew of Baron James. the late Haron Meyex
carl. of Krankfort. who waa na n.ite I f..r hia witr.
saylnga as for his publlc spirlt and flnanclal enter
pris... had frequenl d>..!ings wirh writ-rs of threat
enlng lettrra .in.-r whtl.' aeated a- dinnrr at a
aummer ra-sort a paper c.me flylng through the
wlndow and allghted on bla tabl? ll araa addi-1
to th*- Haron, who. on openlng It, read the followlng
l.conlc and anonymoui meaaaga "To I oder aehn
thairr" (death or ten thalers) The banher ..? once
took thr requlred aum from hia i.kel wrapped II
:n b plee? of paper, on whi.-h hr wrote "IJeben
z?'hn thairr'' (sooner ten thalerfl) Then hldlng him
-.?!?? in 'r.r curtaln. hr flung ll back through the
wlndow. He aaw a ababby genteel peraoi plekltup
oprn it, &\ i laugh beartll) ..vrr ii Bfl h.- pocketed
th. gold plece and hurrlrd away "Plhclrtf" <-x
??lalrped .he Haron. wlth another hear*\ laugh, as
h>. returned to the tahi.- and related to his guests
abal had occurred The aurprlae of thr eplatolary
ider ii tlnling hi- demanda ao eaallj -atiatir.i
hugely amuaed thr Baron H;.< uncle Nathan. ot
London h.ts aomewhal ol . almllar veln of play
? ilneaa He -.. ! to Sir T P-well Buxton once:
'Son:- imUBC mvs.-If I glve a l.e^gar a
i He thlnks It'a .. mlatake, and for fear I
ahould flnd hlm out, off he runa as hard as hr can.
I ad\is- you to u'.v a beggar a gulnea Bomatlmea;
i muitlng."
TIIE ANTI-8F.MITK CAMPAION.
In recenl years the eo iduct of Anarchlat. and
9 iibu toward tha BothachlldB haa beeome much
more vlolent, and has he..n greatly Intenalflad by
the Anti-Srinit.. agltatlon ..f Buch men aa Drumout
?.-.ee. flnd Btoecker In Oermany. Indead, the
.nl Bemlte party may be hei i fully reap.
,- lateal aaaaull upon Baron Alphonae Rottae
hlld Thr "Llbre Parole" (Dumont'a papet
?....] arlth the ' Revolte" and the "P*re Pelnard" In
, : ntlng fer ? ment. to outrage and i
dlarj cartooni 'i'ii?- daj .tf.r thr outrage occurred
Llbre Parole" appeared with 'tn- headllnr
runnlng acToaa ra front pege in lettera an Inch
long: "I'ne Vengeance Explo?lon chea Rotha
The Anarchlsi lournala. however, gave
llttle attentlon to It. and what exultatlon tbey may
hava frii has certalnly not been expreaaed.
'.- .: -h'' Rothscbllda, li..r...n Alphonae l? tha only
? ia n< ' hei l bla peace .n face of the et
tacka ..f the Antl-Bemlte* and 'he preteralonfl of the
ua Bome montha a.>. i.r a.lowed hlmself to
be Intervlewed on the "bo. ial queatlon" by M Julaa
Huret, an.l an Bccounl of the converaatlon w.is
publlflhed ir "Plgaro " The Haron aaid many nota
'??.- ar.d interesting thlnga In defer.ee of the Ir.dlvi I
uallai organlaatlon of soctety "Th.- war against
? r, ira.." h.- declared. 'la s'.ip:.; end dangeroua
.ntl-Bemitlsm I* Btupld and odlous, bul the same
-.'.ri; underlles both. The Intervtewer irentured
leacrlbe rapltal as "the vork of othera." Against
rhemently proteeted declarlng bal
for hla parl he wis no defender of the s...-ia' dronea.
'Work for ali." hr exclalmed. "la a just soelai law."
As one of the hard.-s--workr,l men ln Eran ?<? he
r. aa. this Toward the ? ..! of the inte.
rlew M. Hu.et aaked ;h>- Bnancter whether
ihootfli* that rl.-hr.j rnn.le liHpi.'nraa For a moment
the mttllonalre waa sllent. anl then. wlth gr.-at feel?
lng. aalal. "Ah' n.>. Tha' would be tOO gl. I
Hapninraa is aomethlr.g qulla llatlncl from money.
I luppoee there ara- aomr advantagrs ln posjessinj;
irra'tn r people would nol Btrlv* -? much ta galn
lt; i.ut happln.-aa -true bappineea Ib i nly to be
.. ."-k " Th- i Im Ib not new. but it come.
with airg.iiar force from one who like Koheleth.
has proved the vanltj of abundance HN fathrr
saema to hav- i.f-ii aome'hing of the aamr oplnlon
before i.lm ' >nr day. when Helnrlch Heln>
m. he found a.n- atrange'.y perturbed "What
l? the matter"" asked the poel "Oh! Im crary."
b ' tbe reply "I'ntL I aee v a-; throwtng yo ir
money oui ol tha wii low relolned Heln< "l wlll
r.ot belleve aucn . thlnt,.rh.r Ib just my form
of craxlneea," anawered the Baron, with unuau.l
earriest!.- ss. "tha* 1 do not throw the curaed m.n-y
out of the wlndoa!"
COUBT ABD COUX8EL AT WAR.
JCDOI AIXIBON THRRATBN8 TO FIRB BX-JUDOI
CtTRTW fOH CONTBMPT
In the trlal of the leroloman-i'assidy lit.oi .-ase, iv>
fore Judge Alllaon, yea eri-.y, therr arere several live
ly tilts between Caaaldy*. eounael, ex-.iu.ige .-urtis,
and thr Courl Al one tlmr Judge Alllaon told the
eounael he would fine hlm for .a^ntempt of court
unleaa hr changed his manner.
BX-JUdgB .'urtis l..-?an to QUBBtion ?'.iasily about
a aull h.- was mtereated ln Judgr Alllaon inter
rupted hlm and aall he had not put the queatlon
prop Tly.
The counBel contlnued wlthout not.cmg the Inter
ruptlon.
Ston: Stop'" crle.1 Ju.Ue Alllaon.
Ex-Judgi Curtl. contlnued talkmg ln an Imptr
turNible tone
"Judga CurtiB, how dare you treat !he Court aoT'
:?? A liaon, .. he reddened and ?it up
r.ght In hla i '. ? r witn gave) upllfte I
"Bul Tour Honor. I was puttiug a prcper-"
"lf you do nol reepeci thla Courl l ihall flna you
for contempt, Judge Alllaon exclalmed.
"You bave the physlcal power to do ao, quietiy
obaerved Mr. i urtis. .?.___ .__...
?'Yes. I have thr ;...wer. and. ftirlhermore, I will
? ?
Ex-Judge Curtl. bow.?.l to ;he ( ourt and then mat
ter'a proceeded In harmony for a time. but the
Judgr and eounsel tisd frequenl tilt*.
COTTOX REACTS ST1IL FURTHER.
109TMR MAftlCRTi OM BCrl-l B-DBB .'F THE
OCBAR BOL_ ?'*" ",;ai: nkws 4BCMDAMT.
The reactlon In COttOB contlnued yesterlav on
both Mdaa of ihe Atlantlc. Llverpool was down
on a rumor that Nelll WOUld s.on sprlng another
drcular. There was beavy sriiing to takr proflts
accumulated on the recenl risr. Blllaon, i wi
sald. eatlmatad 3. ?- ?? rlalblfl and lavlalble,
aupply ln the world, tii.ugh :hia was not alt i
gethrr newa l- wa. reported aa "rriiable' au*
thorlty that Manebeeter .plnnara were loatag %dL
on aven pound of yarn thay ma.lr New cotton
w.is offered fraely in UverpooL Aa for a long tlme
? -rs bought spanngly ln thr Ui
mark.;. t iktng only S,t'?) balea. Hpot quotatlons
herr f-l! off li,c., and futures loat 12 to II poinra
under the preaaore. January cloaed at s.lft?the bot
tom
Bul tha bellevera In hlgher prlces for thia crop
wara nol devold of ammunition. The movem. al
is undOUhtedly runnlng ln ihrir favor. Port recetpta
! iy w>-r?- o:ih BMB, against 12.-.IH last year.
t . '..tv'* meelptfl arlll bava to t>o eomparag with
::?;-??' ;.i.' year Maw-OrVaana eatlmatoa rt
there to-day at l.:wo to lABB, against :.,ll". las: ytaxr.
The torrld baal anl di.uith atlll affllct
rr.p newa m grtn-ral contlnuaa doleful enough.
Boaaa of ll reeelved yeaterday was us followa
N.m -. .ri.-ins. Bapl 1. rt.e Beotl Brothera, lead?
ing lawver. .... I plantera at Roaedale, VaxoO .
wrttr th.t ?>.. their Sunnysile I'lantatlon ot ..T.W
.crea under cultlvatlon. they expected 1MB balea
Thetr miinager saya It wmit maae over Ml: Bcot
land Piantation. i->i acrea, thougnt eartaln f-.r *>*>
balea. the manager saya wlll be only Kat; Tnumph
<t:..n. U000 acrea f.'li aure would make 1.ai,
tbfl managtf says 4a" ;s all that I'rtn 1..- boped lor
...-? ..::i- produced bun vear ov.r \ tt i bala
I..-. acra Wlth .-ariv troata above aat_aaataa win
be aharply curtail- I
Qalvaston, Tea., Bapl II Advloaa to L & ll.
Blum during laat ten daya aay that crop Is oiie
haif decreaaed Henderaoa Brothera, of l*orl Bmlth.
Ark . eatlmate crop al B) to ?>'? par cent of last \.-.r
New-Orleana Bepl U .liileapie. the rlch Mlaala
?Ippl Rlver planter. arrlved yester.lax from the
North. his managers havlng wlrr.l htm to return
inime.Il.tel>. as V4..MH-. .... ravaglng his crop.
wouldn'l inaUr .me-half If last years jrteld The
Slgnal Bervi ?.\s t.-mprra ir>- m T.-*. i< au I
Arkanaa. yeaterdaj ? >- M to Ml Hureau paya s.-p
tember the hoitest tu twenty yeara, w:th ao proa
pecl m slght of a lrrak-up ln the heat
Oalveoton, Tea., riept. U.?Authentlc Informa loa
fr.m Bouthaaatern Trxas says ihr croo won i fk-i-i
inore than onr-half of last year that farmer*.
tata, anl glnnera a.l agree one-half |. the
miximum. much Iaa. with earl\ frost.
\. w <>rleana. Sept 1. Het B.00Q that Texaa Itself
I. undei I.7BO.000 II ???' to $3.i?n that It is under
> ?? Il.a?aii to $2.*"i that the crop la under
., |3i .???
Mllltcan, Tea Bept II ?'..tton quit puttinx .m
fr.ilt on aecount uf Uioutb aaid Muruui; crop cut
4-b .Bw-tturda.
MRS. FfaKMIKG IN' COUBT.
A PI.KA OW tatPt r.T'II.TY KNTF.RKD. BUT*
Dnftfiuun i? pao-ui
fffta AOCCMD MOMAM TAKBfl IHBMM _____?*_*
AN!' SMH.KS BBBBBULt WHEN HKR
NAMF. U < AI.I.KP.
Mr. Mary Allee Flemtng. who I. accuaed of po*?
?ontng her mother. Mr. Kval.na P.li... on Auguat 10,
wa. arralgred befoi- Judge Fltagerald at 11 o'clock
ye.terday fo plead to the indletment for murder
n turnad by the Orand Jury W'e.ineaday charlea
W Hrook.- and Me.srs. Shaw and Nathan. her
eoiin.c', were >n court early When Judge Fltz
gerald a.eended the bench the court attendanta
brought Mr. Flemlng through the corridor from
the Hrldge of Slgh." le.vling from the Tombfl.
She wa. Ied to the ra'.llng faolng the Judge. ?
chalr was plaoad f-r her. bu. before aittlng down
. . BhOOh hfcd- wlth Mr. Hrooke. sm'.led ln tha
directlon of Mr Shaw. and made a .weeplng bow
i M. Nathan. Sh. :h... BWOBB her eye. about
th- 'Oiir-room. taking a compreh.-n.lve glanca at
all the face.. as though deslrou. of not fatllng to
racogntaa any frtend.. Her eye. were brlght und
her countenance chflTfn. When Mr. Flemlng
wa. called to plead. Mr. Hrooke said h* had mad*
a demund for a copy of the indi tmeru. and had
h. ? vet reeelved lt.
Judge Fitzgerald .ald tha Watrlct-AttOfBOf would
furnl.h a copv. and Assi.tant I>..trl<-t-A:torney
Weeks said a copy -ould be ready at 2 o'clxa.
Mr BfOOkfl then .ald:
"Wa pl-ad not gullty, with the prlvllege of wlth
drawing thal plea and aubatitutlng any proper
plea we .ee flt. or putt'.ng ln i* d> rrurrer. lf we *e?
proper \\> wo ill like the firat Monday of tha
next term to hear our mot.on."
The Awaicant li.s.rlc--A r rorney a.kel that the
tlm>- be made Sepi^mber 10. Thi. waa fir.ally
agr-e.J to. Mr Brooke gave notlce that be wou!d
apply for a full copy of the Grand Jury'a mlnuiea
ln the Hi ?-?-: taa
a ios t, siii, i; i m a ara vee ye.
||_ JOKEg WITH THi: I'lIVSi' ?ANg AT MUXSYOfl
HO0PITAL uiin.K rH*T AMPLTATI
Ull CW -ii :;. nit
A strapplng your.g man ir...*? 1 ln a Jumper ar.d
overall* appr.i.iche 1 !:..- leak "f Mr Uieason, a
cl*-rk In the admlflfllon offl.I BaUflWM Hospltal.
yeaterday foranoon wlth a mlla ui: hl. face and
..i. i
"Where i. ti.e but bar '' bT
Mr. .;i<-a*.jr., who ba* met flo many queer applt
cant. for m> tment at t.i- h..*;,ita! that ha
never get. exctted over tha ? rat ecci ntrtc quea
U-.n. rnpllfld
?There is a maal marfcel op tba itraet; this ta
a hospltal "
"I know tha: " aald the man ln i rl h brogue,
"but 1've go: a par: of B t raleg I ? ?? :".at I thlnk
Wlll have fO be .iv.. ? ui* game tlma
holding up a I
The man flrai ber .hop" of
the eatabllahment, battar knoarn aa tne surgical
room. He *.i i I ? name ?..* John Flabarty and
that he was worklng aa ?< man on Pier
18. North R'.v.-r, and red ar No. 188
Uorrta->t., Jeraey CI ? W | barrel. on
the pier tbe rlm uf .,..? . thfl foreflnger of
his right band Tha tlnger waa
. . gamtnatton lt waa
decided t.. ,?? lolnt
The phyalcianfl aer. -? an .*? I it the rol
lu-klng .plrlt of th~ pai ent, arbo must haw been
KUft'erlng Inten*" ; ,,.-. ||.- refui 1 I i take <-ther
and .ald. "Oo ah>-il wlth tha ...li He wa.* place 1
in :h>- i ball and aa > -h.r.- cloth aaa place- over
blm he aald, a tl ? i igh, "Glve m>> .: close sn. i
Whlle the phyalclana ware applylng the kr.lve* ha
laugh-'d ani joked ontlnuoual) (Vhen the d<*
membered tlnger waa bandagad he tnanb
phyai la ? tha taal
whlfltUng.
L>r .li' nei -.ked after him ln amazem*- 1
sa.l "I never ma t better dlaplai of nerve in
il-- mual hav. euffered lerrlbly fr.m that
opera tion "
COLLEtiE OF TBB CITY OF BBWmTOBJL
BTTDIH TO MK PtRHt'MED ON Ml *NI'A Y-IN. Ki.A-N
IN THK VM.tKIt OF STII'KNTS-TIIK
\;:u ii'T.'UX RTI
More than LM young m-*n wl'.l as.emble neg|
Monday mornlng In the College of the Clty <>f n>*w
York. when tli?- institution arlll ba opanad again
and ela.swork ba b?-gun ln earneat A* there is or.ly
.eatlng room for abOUl 1 IM Btttdl DI . many wlll 1><*
compellad t.. itand iurtng the cl..*.a hours. The
place. of dlaaattafled and lazy Btudentfl arlll b->
qulckl) tl.le.l. aa tl,. ra art- bui '????? A
n. : fleeklng ? Imli alon to thi
Tha numtiHr of atu lent? In ?? nenta of tha
coiieg- Ua: year \\\< l.-l" l tha number
wlll l- if a* ...-.-.
appllcantl fr.m :h- annex.'i MM 1.4W
-.. ung ...?? wl ' begtn itudlea a. tb. i ? .- uf tne
?-. f.,r thai la th.. combtnad f ?uc
,.n 1 last year's students. Nearly,
aii of t ? ? . ?? . lagfl yaaterday noon.
racelved.? ba and bad leaaoaa given to
th<-m to ; ? ; ? ' '??'* Many eandldateo, who
wer.- fo--r. ; .:.?..:.. ??..-. pre
aanted th.-m- raatarday f.r . x
amlnattan. B rron thaj wlll know w.,.-thcr
tbey have paaaa i or not.
Th. fre_.h-.ien ani tbc aopb laaoram, as arati a. tha
Incomlng flub-frca ? 1 -tah their .tu.lieo
ln th. pr-sent college bulldinga. -l '* ?>xp<-cted lhat
wttbln two years tlme tbc Clty rollege wlll ba
to Ona-hundred _nd-f_f_atb-at and Am.ter
dam-ava. The ground on wblcb Ita imi ooam wBa
be erected wlll be brokefl aa floon a~ bonda to the
extent ol 1" ? . ' ? '
\\ itn the mone) realifl i on the ia i of tne.
ore.eni ? ....n^ bulldinga, the ma i on tha
nea slti wll ***** i)Ul'
lng wll . 75.000 .._.___? j
Ueneral Webb, the preetdent of th^ college, Bald
to b Trlbuni reporter ??' the ownera of
the propert) anlch ?_< *ir*
wllllng to a-II li for leaa than the MM.0W deelgned
for Ita nurcl ? ; ?? ? ..il
Webb 'mueh t.me an l monej Ii b>- property own
era had nol beei a/lll ng to glve ua -he titie to tha
tand for MOO.WS I 1 * **** callea
upon to ae:tl.* the matt.r "
d^t_*wa_"_B."and th** number of i ? - twan
tv-aeven.' The yearl: api prlai ?? for :he .cho.l
ihenwaa H800U The annua itlon now l*
only ll.%C*?, - though the t. I '- *
doubta. and there ara four tlmaa aa maa] fltudaatta.
TRA v.s.4 il aBBIO TIi.t YELBBA.
CMAtTNCBT M t.KI'KW ANI> .'THKK WKI.I. K NOWB
FBOPLB CH I HKKK TO-DAT ON THK PAI
~..MK MMO 'AUK IN ON THK I'Al.A U
The ateam.hlp Parl*. of the Amerlcan Llne. ta
due here to-day wlth a large nrmber of promlnenl
Amerlcan. on board. lf the fleet Parl. keep. up to
her usua. gait ahe W-B get ln ear'.y thla afterno m,
and a. the weather hawbeen favorable tt la not un
Ukely that ?he may eatabll.h a new record fon
herself. fnaunvy M Dapaa ta one of her lM*t
known pas*engera. and the poptt-flf rallroad preal?
dent wl 1 be met down the Bay by on.- of the N.-w
York Central tug*. wtth a Urge party M tt I a
on U.ard. and he wl'.l probably lixenibark at <juar
? COlonel and Mr*. l?e.uge ll M>-".l_i. a.:l
Mr and Mra PMl I'ana are al(*> on board the
Par.' Kg-Seeretary Henjainln F Tr.uy i. said
to Ut* a pa.seng.-r. although hla name ia not d wu
on the paa.en*.*,.*r hst receive-1 by the Am.r* an
Llne ugent. Iie-e
..th^r pa*.en-.-i- ire .. -i.-,. \V Allen. Mr and
Mr- W. A. It.irnha.n. the Kev. .lohn H.-ur> Par
roara Mr and Mrs Ueorge Tuck^r Hlaphani. Dr.
1 llnllamy. l.e.lle Hak.*r. M.*a Hbyl r.irli* e,
Mr und Mra Joseph M <'urrl.-r, i'ark T Lurant.
Rlchard M KI.I..M. the Rev Mr. aa I Mr* W II.
P F.iiince. .1 Howard F.\. Harhaai ?;-?*-ti.itii.
It flnd Mra w r Onarnaey, Dr ar.d Mra A.
Johnatone, Profeaa r Ramy I.ifort. Augua ua C. I.e.U
yard, Thoo-M U !.-<u.uri. Oerrtah 11 Mllltkan,
Andraw H McCllntock. Mr and Mr* r \\ M.
Murran. J C Me.'all. Mr and Mr. John 11. Nie
meyer, John C Neeiy. .lo*.ph CHKanbacb, Ur. A.
?1. Phelp.. Mra He.uy Phlppa K . Ilenry GafMglg
Phtana, Joaeph K Rooaevaft, j. l?r \\ a sh,>^
makt-r. Colonel ii. O. Italey Klllot bandfacd. tha
H-v and Mr. S. I ?e l-mcey T0WI-fl0l-1. Mr and
Mr* J.s.-w Ty.in. I?r John -*t Whlte
Among the pu.ceiiger* w';.? art.v.-d here y,aterday
m.iniliif on the fltaanaar PalatM, frotn llamburg,
waa illahop F.*rgu.*on, of the Afrlcan Bpta. ; al
Church In l.tberla Mi.hop Ferguson I. on a .h.'rl
vl.lt to the I'n.i'l Statea. and wi:: attend tha
conference at Mliit.eapoll. next month. Ha la
paated by a thlrtaan-yaarHild Iwarf named
Thomafl Tobohaven, who attend. the achool attached
to the inis.1 >n ln l.lber.a. The Ih I 1. a natlva
Afrlcan. conaarnaa flueniiy ln rTngllr-i. ani _* in
teiiigent. oth^i paaaenaara war. '. and Mra
V Coblanta, E w Mooney, l>r and Mra b!
Shumway, W. A. W rlght, G. C. Wrlght. Uuldo VOM
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