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?acted ar explanatlon. and a s
of Lord Dunraven _ _
govl one on the part
ALL C-UTICW-ED DUNMAVBM
TROMtNENT YAHITSMKN WHO cor l.l. ___? NO EX
rt-aK for thi: KA_U**1 v.-tion.
About e?ven hundred membera and xueata of the
Atlantic Yacht ri.ih atten.ieri yaaterday'a yaebtlng
flaa.-o on board the atenmboat (iiv Head. whlch
ajaa ln charxe of the Regatta Commlttee, fl
mg of Jchn :. ii'.iaa. c.rvrgr w BcNulty, Henry
J, C.r.on. (leor.- H ChUf :> n ? 1 \\ | Vralltag,
Among othera preaent were General T l. Wataon.
laal -4ttain. nnd Mra Bfateon; ,v-i.i i-;.
Auatlt. .-id Mra vV M
venor -
and M ?- Kthe' ]t"aa \ . ?,,.. M . .
H g Mra. John L. Bl ra ..
Satalie Bi aa. J- M. Cabal
? h-- - - ?rh Mra Charlea \ lardei an Colonel
IVayla - aptaln J. j
rh*.p* Ketcham. ex-Commodora R
r - ftheBf >oklya Taeht Club; J. l b lawyer,
a ? Vlgllani Commodotw
Kitebcock, or -he ColumMa facht Club Proderirk
Keld. M .j.ii- d Fted A-kcrmat. Dav I vViniama
\Ir at d Mr?. Lawaoa Parkor and
tnt TCTBXJW THB VAl.KYRIF.'S WTTHDBAWAL
?? Mu.-.loz. Mr and Mra OUver Iirake Smlth,
\?-? r> H. Barhalow, .lohn c Oeborn, Mlaa vioia
a Beekzaan, a H Vp.i Bnint, T.ithill FL Hllllard.
l, Wheeler. jr. C V. B Domeraat and E H.
Iiormett
AB were exceedlngly fllaappotnted a- the turnmg
na k of '. alkyrle III, and the conaenaua of oplnlon
rd ln rhe followlng
aummar* - by woll*knoirn yacbtamen:
? Ketcbam, of tha Atlantic <".ub?I
Inten led to aall the race.
He had a fali reaeoi why he
sh -.uld hav ' l ?
Ez-Canunodon B F. Butl i I irdtag -ri tbe
Sew-Tork Ta
no race. a? Dunraven evldently dld not atart in
good fbltb, arlth a bona-flda intention o.' aalllng the
irw Ired by the rulea.
imbla ^acht
. -. am too thorougl
thlng.
way hamj er. nterl h. He had
rlenty I rooi bi ertakej .mother
rra he'll have a greal deal more
John :. Bl as chalrman of the I itnmlt
tt-o? I
dld not *a:i the race. aa a a good
contes rfect.
ivld E Auaten?1 thai iwrd Dun?
raven -1- ? '??a"f' ,hP i'roteflt
wai al may have cn aa. ne and
turned ba k, wlth a view of gettlng up some kino
of a pr '
0? rt> ? - Inl ao far aa I
could lee. _
Major McNulty r.r -he Rm-aita Commlttee?I am
utterly a: ? eretand wh: raven
rti. no- - - ? thlnk hts actlon waa
Inaultli . ? Bh 10 make
anv extei ' *lem
... r f thi Rei ? Ittee?
lunraven's ? tlon la unsportsmanllke lle
- New-Tork
.md aalk
ra.-eB to th? er...
BRA_5S-HfTTON.;D DlflSATISFACTION.
COLONEL. A1TI.-.TON 4*1 IKM ON
THE PATH IL TiiiNK LOf-D I UNIU-V-W
n . gpi iR-raMAM
* e Eari of Dunraven had no trteada ?n 'he po
*M Patrol yeaterday after the valkyrv
: the at._rttna llne ard had tumed nn. k. Ir
fact, the dla.ii-t-- n the
Patrol waa eo blttee thnt Ii found axpraaetea in
mar.y unooeapllmentnry romarki aboul the
Engttfri?"*" The poiice on tbe boal ha I anttdpated
_ good ra?e ar.d a aure vtctorj t< r the Iiefender. a.
? ..; || ,r?d tbemool aa. f.ivnr
t.g the race of Tueaday awaided la the Va,
''.iptaln c-ope.nnd ar.1 the rogUlnr erew of the
patrol wara aceompanled on yaaterday'a ti
Major Ktpp and otbei lerfca of tbe I
colonel Dnnle Appleton af fhe 7th Reglment;
Colonel Frai la V, Greene. of the Tlat Reglment;
Edward Center. of the New-York Tachl Club; Po?
llce Surge-na Cook. MrGovern aad WlllUma; Secre
lary i. a Clvll larvloe Board; Cap?
taln Buch >i- Of tne Brooklyn pollce, -nd aeveral
other r had been lnvlted abou-d Actlng
ir.rim. gb wenl along aa tbe nomlnal
oommaadaf of the poiice for the
Whea the Patrol arrlved at the llghtahlp a f-w
mtontea before n a. na.. Major Ktpp remarked that
the Valkjrrle wna elow u. gettlng readj fo. tbe race;
and Anthor.y A. er. 1 ? :he ?-*?
said "It looka aa If the Engllahman doea not lntena
rt." lt waa Boon appareni to everytx
the Patrol that tbe Valkyrle wv nt t prepared for a
. ere was gecera. co_.pi_ir.;nn at the out
'??.hia locks like a caae cf eulka." sald Major
Ki.- u :he Defender had croaaed th- .ln*
a- : 'he Valkyrie had followed far enough to turn
there were many excUmaUoni of di?us-.
- r t_M r.m u the New-Tork xncnt
_l-g. She haa shown th* Whlte feather. aaid
Patrol aceompanled the Defeader to the outer
trark. ar.d or. the we.1 : aaid:
thtag ?.-? conduct of Leird Dui be rerfarded
- ihought he had
bbad of one race ne aliou.d have aal.
race The pubuc wlll not forglve Lord Dunraven
?' - keepli g hia boat out ot a ra tt In whlch he
probably felt she waa Bure to he beaten. U- would
bave been ln a bftter poaltlon lf he had taken a
[ ,f.A f \tiaY "
nel Greene aaid he thoueht that "English
g mei would expreaa their dlaapproval or tha
courae adopted by Lord Dunravei , and that eorr.c
other Er.KlirT-.rr.ari would feol bound to try for the
Amerlca'B <'up majn. Major Klpp said he would be
% to het that there would r.ot be another race
-..e cup ln ten years.
Tne Patrol dld no: wait to a company the De
fen.er to the flr.ish llne. but aieame.1 to the dty,
raualng at Bay Ridz-e to allow a view of the Val
r.y-.e at ahort racge.
IN HOTEL CORRIDCR5.
4 HALTIM'jRE YACHTHMAN gl*gTA-MI IXDR.O DC*.
kaven?_ aiinun oawtaai txpttm*
\S OF BEGr.FT.
II la wellnlgn lmpjeaib'.e te describe with any
d-rree of accuracy the feellng of abaotUte diagust
that pervaded local circl?s tt^ reflected about tha
hotele and bulletin boarda yeaterday afternoon.
Tbe yacht race waa the one tople ot conversatlon
ra th? exclusion of almost every oiher Said a
aenl hotel man, Wbo dealrerl that hla name be
r.ot uaed for cojrent reaaonn
"ll ia my JudgTnent tha; both racea ahould b_
?ver a<ain. both the or.e of yeaterday aaa
Whlch was allowed under the proteat uf
. ? Thia whole b - - ^m' uown
- ata that I am remmdeo only cf a lot of
boyi wrangllng over their mlnor troublea "
A weii-knowi, Baltimorean was f.und at the
Waldorf, wnere !.e had wandered ln wlth blnoculara
la ahoulder He wa* full of tne race _n.i
gauera! disguat at the outcome. and while h- would
.- re his n-una, H ama hmmad *h.r. he la tha
4 -he ii iiaahnfl yacht Nepenthe. wh _ :?
Uar ln Baltlmore watera. ,
aiis a disaraceful exhlbltion. be aaM em*
,;iy "and *->r or.ee I waa a- I am
meflcaa -i waa ?PP?w?*J ? fj "**__J
. Engllabman dld no ?? * ar.d
tne boata were a -ross tba Une Dunraven
.-:? nia boat ub. "it. as D ' r
ler nn'! her dlre. ? ,<'**
he
hand
BEST "
MAD?
00
YOLf
Wtr\R
THt/A
The Best
ln Toilet Soaps and Perfumery
Colgate's.
'? you ">> on and take th- race Now, wh.t I
to -av Ifl ii. *. thal Mr [aelln *h-.uid hav..
about .nd demanried nn..'h-r atart, * ? a* ta
??Mtle .very dlAculty. It is my ]u Igment lhal flotn.
thtna of .1 vi?ry aggravating na'ure bappened il
aday'a i g of tl --imlt.ee whlch hai
rne ou| n .n,.y ne\,-r be publlahed, l.ut that
'S"n. wan at ti.e bottom >>f leud Dun
? rrfusal to m|| I am convlm ? 1 ln I
bare lienrd that the He wa. ,,,,?? h. thnt meetlng
Thi. end. Intertutioi . cbl ri-mg for the Amer
up for some yaan to corn.- Lord Dunraven
ia a (portsman, an ! ha i ne nol <.m* ovei the ||ne
the Defender mlght hav. aall* 1 n> ind the ,.r?e f..r
letn roontba and tbera would nave i.ren n>. rn,.-.- "
? iitifl of < 'ln -in-.i.. "Ii -? FflBfl t.i
m< I* Lord Dunraven couhl lual as well have
the ComTllttee Of bll nor t? race
on Tueaday evenkia He undoubtedlj bnew that he
would nol race al tbat tlme, and h** could hav<- saved
?h- dt?npi>.<1iitment to the tboua.noi of i- i|.Ie who
went down "
OENERAL TAYT.OR (.EFER-i A CI'P
PROPOSEP BACB BFTWKF/N TMB LKFENT'FR AND
THK V-W.KYRIR < iYV 51 A HHI.F.HEAI*
P^ston, Sept. 12. ? "The Boaton Globe" to-morrow
morvlr.gr wlll ?ay:
??'?.er-.eral Chflurtfla H. Taylor, Edltor of 'The
Otobe,' baa mni* on offer t.i C. OBear I**llr. and to
Lord r*..nraven. whlch wlll not only please. every
true yaebtarnen, but all the letara of falr play ln
sports ln the world. He bttn offered a $_.ono cup
,i- . tropby .,. ba tonteated for on the Mai-ie
head course by thi- D*f*nder and Vaikyrle III. and
thus deterrnlne whieh i? the better of the two
boata Th? fi,ilowlng telegram. sent by Oeneral
Taylor laal evenlng to Mr. Iselln an.l I.ord Dun?
raven, explalns lt.e'f
rarlng to the anaetlBtaetory condltlon. whlch
eeem to exist off New-York for a conteat of such
maenitud* as you are engaged ln. I hereby offer
I B.8M lr.terna.lona. ehaltlengfl cup, to be aailed
for by *he Defender ani ValBTTifl 111 off MarbU
head; cup to be called tbe ' Massachuse.r.t* Bay
Cup." In case of acceptanc,, condltlona can be
arranged at oae* CHABLB1 H. TAYLOR.*"
MR. I8EX-IN WELL. MOT RACE AOADff.
HF HAS RFCKTVF.-i NO FHOFi MTIOM FROM OKSI
BRAL TATUOR BOB a BACB OFF 5IARRLF/HEAI).
Mr Iselln. aecompanled hv his wlfe. drove up to
'he New-Tork Yacht clubho'us* at 11 o'clock last
ev.-nlng. an '. was C'.oaeted wlth the Regatta Cocfl*
mltte*. for BOBBa tlme As he ,-..me down.tairs he
was met bv a reporter.
"Have you recelved a proposltlon from Oen*f_l
rhar.es H. Taylor. of Boaton, to sall a match race
with Valkyrie off Marb.ehead for a ?S.O(K) interrna
tlonal ch.llenge cmo"" was asked.
"No, I have not." he responded.
"Wonld you entertam such a proposlt
"No "
"Wlll you race with Valkyrie agalr."'
"No." ani Mr Iselln ? tone as he nt tered the
word showed clearly that he m*ant It.
AT THE NEW-YORK YAOHT CLCB.
CXnrrUCTtBO BTATEMKNTS AS TO THF. P'.WT.F. CVF
THB CLUB T" CHAKOB THK cnrRlK- DW*.
KAVKN BBBBBALLT CBNBUBBO
A- tbfl New-York Yacht Club last r.ight
tha discusslon wss fharp over the queatlOB
Of th.- flportamanllke or unsportsmnnllke ? .nn
dad of the Karl of Imtiravet., BOt only as
- la h;s actlon In puttlng the Valkyrie
acroaa tbfl llne and then abar.doning th. race.
OA aii other polntfl whlch have rome up
and have offered I.ord DuaraveB an opportunity to
show what manner of man he 1*
\v>>n. however, BMBlbera were approached for
th?lr oplnlon* as to the stfiatlon they Beemed
anxiou. to take refUBB '? tbe stutement that the
Amarlea'a Cup CoauBtttee ind the Regatta Com?
mlttee had fhe wholfl question ln hand and would
make a Btatemeni eoeerlns ti.e aituati.m
Many of tbfl elub m?mr.ers gathered In one larw*
group ln the hlll lard room. and among other com
the foilowlng quaatlaa and an.wer br two
m. niLer werfl of Intere.t.
riiat Member -Why ln the world dld I.ord Dun
rnven. || he were not jrolnjr, to race. cros. the lln
at a!l wlth the Valkvrle?
d Member-Why, t? show that he had the
spirlt of the true sport.man .
i V s Oddle, tbe eecretary of the c.ub, had
tarllet ? venlng expreaaed hlmaelf ln th*
li | \ goro ii ??? ln Tbej mv
iven 1* ? trUfl *,,"rtaniar. U e'.l. lf hfl :. *
irtaman tner. I don'l war- ta bfl
BX-COMMODOBB S.MITHS VIBWl
Kx-^ommodore ,lim*i D. Imlth, wh*n asked to
expres. h:? view? as to Lord D.mraver.'. actlon,
?There ts no cirll'ton of thfl agreement a* to
sall:ng th- cup ra.-.s tha: has not r?-er. BtrlCtly
:\vea up to t,v thfl Regatta Coas-Btttee of th* New
Torb Vacht Club Tb? ondeevor to rnterpoaa new
ona a few hours before an app*"nt*d race
Dunraven should have har'.lv be*n at
tempt. i. cartalnly r .1 Inalati i upoa to the extent
of Impofllng new term*.. whlch is BOI .
arltb iruwlr.g from tl ?
I after reachlng and gomg oyer
the '.me There was no oourac !"ft hut to fltart the
l any course be
.... ... bave the Defender aall over- tha
Thls under the ru'.efl made her the ?
Mi .a?.:r. offered to sall the race of
Beptember 10 over. th.is makmg '.t no raca,
Dunravei declined to lo by letter
tBt_f Into d M ' the reasons actuatlng
Dunraven In declining to go on with the racea.
He is _ far battar Jmlfte tnai. i aa to the courae
h- shou.J 1'ursue, and lf he la satisfled, I certalnl>
"p T* Rohln.or. was uproarlous!- entnuslastle
over the reault, but like hl? fellow-member. of the
riub waa for Iblfl in hlfl expresdloni rej
withdrawa. of ti.e VeJkyrIa
raven'si conduct was chlldlah. I I] gwear there
was olenty of room. lf he dld n l Intand to rae?
he did the right thlng Ir. golng down to settl* lt
,.r v\'e wera qulte ci,,?e to th- mark an ;
w_a nothlns ln ibe, way. Any 'now. h* wai ealllng
?.B,. wirje of the ma:k ar.d dld not have blfl top
nall 'uv *-i*?? yourself. 1 am all at flefl u 10
whethe- them wlll be s meeting Tecnr.l-ally. the
thi'r.g ls over. as the Defender has won thrafl
straight."
IS AN OFTER OF ANOTHER BACB PER
UTTTBDt
Asked about the possibilitle. of another race
through a cOBOeealOB from Mr laaltn, he -ald "He
has already offered thnt cowe'tinn. but lt ls a
queetlO- whether lt is allowable, BB th- matter I.
not al. ln his hands. Nor do 1 aee bow tbe
could be changed, as under tba New-Tork Tacht
Clvh rule^ the race must bfl sal.ed ofl .\.-w->ork
.?Y?a." ?anl Captaln Ni.s Otaen, "ti.e New-York
Ya'ht'*~"'-h cou!<! cbang. the courae to New.
lt wish*.! to. and call i' the New-York Tachl Club
rnurs* but I do not thlnk that would he very ac
eeptable to the peop.e of New-York "
ALL CAI.!. IT A PIAflCO
THE BRIT1HH l'R_fl.? ABB-CBT THAT THSBB WILL
RE NO rUTUBB C_lA_-_EKOBB FOf. THK
AM-OUCAB CUT tTBDBB TBB
PBBSBHT '""N": iti Kl
(ilasgow, Sept. 12.-In an artl'-le on the reflUll of tha
Cup rares betweei ' and \ alkyr.e III,
??The QlaaBoa HeraW i i-moiroaj win say:
So ends on* Ol tbfl great.-s- t'.a* Bfl ? tbl annals
o' flpotn *Ve can hardlj belleve fh?: Ibe reault
ot th* contaau is rnore Batlafactory to bonoraMe
Amerh-ar. *por:s,ne.-. than It Ifl to ourfl Tbera
. r_4i trial ol tba merlta of th.- two
yaebti
RagerdtOB the actlon of I.ord Dunraven ln re
turning after havlng eTOBBfld tba *tartlng Ime in to
da) .* race. -Tbfl Herald" wlll ".i
It m . ? tbal bl? Loi Iflblp took blfl repu
tatlon In hla hand it. on the wb k bl.
amply juattl '? bj the statement of
j Prederl Tama, tha: Brltlah yacbtamei
ip -h.- Idea ? ' agali eooteattag lot tht ,
?ip
London, Sep. 1: "The Dally .'hronl. ?
?-, w reBBrdlng tba Abm ? aa'a Cup contest of :
to-day that lt thlnk* th- Vaikjrrlfl was rlght !n
not rt.k'.ng her*^:f aad areeng tbe ;
.warrn Of l>ua:s In Lowat N.w-lork Bay, a r. .
H w.is bt-tt.-r f,,r her t., tea tbfl mark ..:
temptuously glve up Um ' '"??? nulng, "Ti.e
Cbronlele" arlll ??>
* ipp m tbera ..- aa r_iher
ghaatly farce ea tlonfl
0' ;,-.,. I tfl erlcan yacht
,-H- ...^ .,. ildi ? ii -tlantl i^.rd
Iiunraveo wlll p. ae on to-nw>rrowJfl
L'unardei H- wlll have the .ympu.hy of every
ihm.ii. W< at.ti'iue, slow-wltted
though we Ie -v.at w^ r.n ..how our Atrtwl'-tn
|l how ." Kreat .portlng eonleM
v lecencj st, i la good arw r
??The S'un !?. ! ' w.i: ..y
,*l Ifl nol .iiteri.af.onal Interf.-rerc* tnat Iyrd 1'un
ooonplalna of. but th.- imposaii-iiity ..f a fuir
!er auch condlt.ons lt wlll like | tN ,
very long Urat nefore Hrtiish yacht.mei
for the cup wli-n the eondltions are .ucb as to
rer.der the re.ult a ram mat'er H ebai
"The Imlly (ir.phl. " wlll .ay:
On both aUe. of th. Atlantlc tn. uioi-ii .ympa
thy wlll he fe|t wlth Lard Dunraven. *****^rba
wlth much dlgnltv under tping cire'imstan' ? ?
Amerlcan possess'nn of the cup vi III Bfl* _*"'/,,r
'?hallenged until the suthorltle* Ihere arrana
ii inoperlv i-|ear course
'Th<- DaJIv News" wll! sny
? waters Thev dld not compl) ?'"h _*f .**"
...-".t anl thev wili not eecape "i- ?"*"?;'.'.'
I a idty lhal the \aiav .
h.uild lenv-e Amerl-an waiera. wlthout na.inic
'1
v
-ll
haa ..ne r,?ir tnai of her strena ' '",',"'
race be aa!i*d f"r love far from tlie maddlng crow.i
of N"?4 V.>rk*
Toronto, Ont., s^pt 11?The Bve-rtng War," m
an edltortal ..n the yachl lueea eaya:
The actlon Of Ihe laefender pe,,ple ln .-inMnulriB
the ra ifter the Valkyne. irue ">""'_
raven'a t iam Intlmatlon had arlthdrawn *' ">*
atsr'. makes it rery rertalr tbal the aplrli o na>n
orablfl loori la whoiiv ahsent from Mr laelln anri
npanloni In the own?r?hip a.r Ihe boai ?o
.i..v'? Haaoo provee whal ha* >?.i *?'d ',1M' 'n*
Amerl'-ana wer. letermln-,| to retain the .-up at
anv ma: Thev wlil probably be left In iindnpute-1
poaaesala.n of rh- Irophj NO Hrlt.it. wlll ever ask
?nd Amerl.-ana ln all Dranehes
of stH.r' and athletles wlll flnd lt : I
Engll-hmen to trus' 'h'm sufflcientlv ro plav eltner
..fleld . afl il ?? ?-? than that. If laelln *? ' o
? lalm to-dav's ra.-- and 'he Amerl.an publlc dO
not sharply repudlate ihe whole bualneaa, the
frlerdshlp he.ween the rwo . ountrles Wlll l>? se
stralne.l. and the ,-iiiim of an Analo-Amerl
ean alllance fnr the preeervatloo of paaoe wlll be
aet ba>k a hundred years
MANNING'S SALE OF BONDS
CHARGES AT THE PT< ia"K BXCHANOE
ABOUT THK gECUKlTIES.
rr i? averred that. mu&l the bonps wkrk
Foi.n Aa "r..EA.v ?? iNDonant-om hai>
HEEN RRARMD THK MAVXIN'i r*AV
ii.t __--*_na___a mcau-ED
The CJovernlng Commlttee of the Stock E\
change has r>. -n maklng strenu.uis efforta to
ke??p wlthln itseif the knowtedge of the chargea
against Joha H. Mannlng. of Na M Wall-st.
It Is charged ngalnst Mr Mannlng that about
four weeks ag.. ha BOM (Ive Mlssotiri Pactflc
Rallway flrst-mortgng," bonds. dellverlng th-m
aa "clean " What Is known as a "olean" bond
Ib one whlch has nev-r been transferred. and
hence haa no tnd..rHements upon lt. It Is vlrtu
ally a bond dlrectly Isaued. and haa never been
aold and reaold Honds whlch nave been In
dorBe.l are regarded as less valuable by from
3 to 4 per cent, than th? "rlean" bonda, slnce
by means of the lndorsements tt ls not alwaya
poaalble to determlne whether the tranafer a>f
th* bonda is Irregula,- or lllegal.
The name of the peraon to whom Mr Mannlng
Bold the Mlaaoarl PtcABc bonds haa not been made
publlc. ln fact, :t Is belng guaxded wlth extrem*
care, for the purpose, tt la sato, of use the more
effectlve at the next meetti.g of th?- Oovernlng
CommHte-.
It eeems that the peraon who bought the bonds
?ald to have been repres^nted as "clean." and s<">
appearlng. had his attentl.iri drawn to them anl
thought that he dlscovered traea?a a.f erasure. He
then examlned the bonda under th*- mlCTOfl" I i
ar.d eatlafle 1 hlmeelf by m?ans of experi oplnlon
that the bonds had rtr Indorsed an.i rhat the
Ink marks ha.i aub-Wquently been erasa I by the
appllcatlon of chemlcals.
The purtlhaarr next aacertatned that the
bonda *? he tells the iloverning Commlttee.
hnd been bought nt an aur-tl.m s.-.k- at the Keal
F.stiite Kxchunge. No M BroodWUJ Mr Man
ninK is well kii'.wn to be H conatanl patron of
such saW. alwaya bHng 00 the wat-'h for
good aecurltlee that m?j tln.l thelr wa> thith-r
The present chargea wlll be further r.msldered
by the Qovernlng C'.mmltter at Its next meet?
lng on Beptember M
Praoala L Bame- the presldent of th* Rtor'k
Exchange, when aske,] about the matter yes?
terday. admltted thnt lt was true that theae
chargoa bad been preferred against Mr. Man?
nlng
When Mr Mannlng was asked nbout 'he mat?
ter he r.'plied "Tiie bondfl are in the hands
..f Innocent holdera. I raa prov? thnt there
were no Indoraementfl upon th?m when l pur
chaa?d them."
Tha charae ls thnt th- allowed -rasuros were
made after Mr, Mannlng p'irchas.-d the bonda
ar.d before he sold them Mr Mannlng has he?m
a member of Ihe il "k Exchange alnce UM. H
ls one of ih-? largest d.-alers Ir. his lln? (that of
flret-clus* bank BtOCh nnd inve-tment se.'tirttl?-->i
on the i been tha- i,.rg
eal buyer - .' Chemlcal Satlonal Hank Btm k. h il I
foi - me buyer wh mlghi come niong for
f the choice artlcle Mr Mannlng ls one
.' the .,id.?t membera of the Exchange, and ia
Slxtc-Hv.- years
Tn- Mannlng aepamtlon ault, in which Mrs
Mani.itiK and th ighi n ed erueltj
agalnal the huaband and father, la t matter of
conn record wlthln a llttli leaa than a jea.
Ju-Ue Barrett, In the guprenu C ul n N -
vemb.'-15, m?4. nwnrl.-: i Mary Mannlng
nv uf V.Oi a month ai -. i-"" ounael fee pendlr.g the
t. broughl bj her agalnat her
huaband. John B Ma nlng, for aepamtlon i
grouni! o! exceaalve cruelt) Affldavits In the cis.
were made |,v the plalntlff, tl-.- <l"f' : ' I
thelr aeven chlldren, who were all more thar.
twenty-. me ? enra I
Mr. and Mr? Manninir wera mnrrled in lSal
Th- alleged m uell y began at Arvei ? eum
mer of IMI The plalntlff pald thal sh- wna I
every day from June 28 to Beptember I On
:av, ?ho aaid Bhe Bulfered from con
,-- n of *h- braln i i thelr n turn - this clty
the alleged erueltj s ntlnued. and n Bepte
???; sh>- eald h-r huaband threatei murder
her. On tl - i**ff hlm, .md Bhe sai.i he
j illowed '??'? ' hotela and ann yed her Her
ml iu 'he tlme owned fh.Mr home at No. \M
\v. m Tblrty-fourth-et,, worth I7..0D0, aini ahe
clalmed tbal he had other property valued at
more thar, J2 000,000.
Mrs Matming alflO d-clar??-l rhat When h-r
husbnnd trl"d some tlm- before to have h-r r.
turn to hlm. he promlaed to buy her ? houae on
the Weal -1 le, I.st not leaa thati HS.000, an.l
that ha- would ala i aettle 110.000 a yenr on her
Ho r?f'ised to siki 'h- agreement, however II
was a'e > a.ie-ge.i thnt tiie .lef.-ndant us-,] tbe
most Indecenl .anguage tO his wlf- ln the pres
enoe if thelr chlldren, and eccuned hei of mis
ronduel The motheT*? affldavits wer- supported
by those of the chlldren, tnry exact and minute
in detal!
Mr Mannlng af the rime asserte) that he ?11*1
I .'...',i bla ?^'.'a-. thai he was wllling to do any
thlng p aalble ' I ' rt, and tiiat he never
atruck her He alleged that the whole trouble
aro?.e aboul two '-.ira before, when he sald t .
bla wlfe thal the chlldren ouirht to do s.niethinif
for themseives lns:-. l f lylng around the
._? wortbleea PYench novela. He met ? ?
oppoaltlon from his wlfe. and then he admltl
he aaid aome thlnga thnt he ahould nol hav.
aaked his wife ?.
,, ntlnue the eull and nave the lisirrac. bul her
only anawer waa "T u hn m boar to al .
it."
l^izrie Henry, a ? rmer aervmnl in rhe Mannin*
h luaebold, and Jeremlah Mannlng. a n >phew
wh" llved ir, rhe houae wjlth the partlea lo the
?uit. both auatalned the tentlmony of Mr. Mai
ning._
UEC1DED A(,AISST IHE VETERAX.
THF. LAW RXRAtFTtRQ OUD -OltDIKl-l FR'iM CfVTL
Sl.flVI'T r:\A.MINATIONS I'lK 99 " N' T.n
N-.-T!TrTin\AI.
Newburjr. Bept U The General Term a.f the
Supreme Court, ln Beaolon here to-day, Judge
Charles F Brnwii presldmg. pronounced thfl Idtl
of Apri: l, HN, known as thfl Clvll BaivIcja A tl
for Old rV>ldl*?r*i. Chnpter IH unconatltuiiuial
All th- JudKes ooncUITed In the oplnlon. Th"
was that of Oeorge Kaymar, arho appiied
f..r a plaee in Brooklyn a- meaaenger,
ing the rlght 10 ii undei the law. he belng a
I'tu ii \ .-teran.
Judg- Qaynor granted an order. dlrecting 'he
Clvll Bervloe Cawnmlaalon n certlfy Kaymer foi
the pia e The order was appealed fr.,m, ?
la now levemed The Courl bo'.di tl
must take examinatl nfl f r rompetltlve a, ;
metits. but enofl hav.iiF paaard they mual have
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have ial! trapB -. cat.'h vi..ia'"r? ..f the UgUOl ..iw.
and everv dmgglfll ir !.'.? -l'v n.i_ l.een srre-ted
Yester arere Aned t_a?. ar, t coata aach and
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DELEGAT?S T( I BARATOGA.
RE8ULT OF THK ASSEMBLY DISTKICT
C I.VVENTIONS
I.IVKI.V COWTCBTa IN BBVBB-? i'ASKS PM08.CB
PUL BCBNB8 BBACTBD nr THF. I_J-TT
Mi:v CNTBAOBOtTI TBBATMBNT
OF OOt-Q-f-C- CBUQ-DI
The Repnbll an r-onventlons to flteot -BlflflnUflfl to
th* Htat* ConventiOB Bl flaratoga, were h*ld ln tlie
thtrty-flve Aaaembly dlatrleta ef thla etty laal night
Ifl *a.-ii Aasemhlv dlstrl.-t a Campalgn Commltte*
wn* alao eboeea. M iat ot the eoavontlona were con
ducted wl'h proprlety and decirum Thls was not
,-. irltb all ihe meetlngs. however There
rai appoeltloB tlcketa la th* Held In a majortty ot
th* cor.v*nr!ons, headed ln most lns?anc?s by the
dlstrict l*ad?r. of the ratpectlva factlon.. and th*
heated d.fl~ii*slon? over method* ot pro-edure and
ooataated election dlstrict dakgatloea cauaed dis
tarbeneea and exhtbitlon. of temper and bad blood
whlrh BOOM of the actlve partlclpantd doubtless a'.
rea.lv r-gret
Then* wa. a pnrtlcularly dlflgracef.il pro.-eed!ng
? t the XXfh DtatrlCt C. ?nventlon. whlch was held
at a small cluhhoiiso at No Wl Baal Thlrty-**-ond
Bt Th* Laaterbacb fa tion. baaded by -lames i..
Btewart, bad aarly ia-k*d the plaea with thetr
heelfrs. aml when ?'nlonel ? V R CrflflT, ?"".)m
panle.l by a number of other d*l*gat<*s b.-.onglng
to th" opposltlon. reacbed 'h* hall at S p nv. ad
mlttan'e was refused them by fltewart. flrhfl ?
ln the doorway .'..lonel Crug*r pollt-ly ask*d why
admittance to regularly elected del*gat*s was de
nled. Rtewart replled "B**aus* you have ofllce
holder. ln your deiegatlon. and you cao'l com* ln.
I don't need any .'ommlttee on .'redentlals t., ? !*
cade that tnem fellow. ar.* Inellglble."
. . NET. CBUOEB'l AITEAI. TO A POLICB
M A N
'Y>k>n*I Cruger wa. obl'ged to appe.il fo th*
P illc-man on duty at 'he clubhous* to ald him and
his frlends in g*ttlng inio the bulldlng. Tbfl fltew
tirt m*n, however. refused ta permlt Colonel crug-r
to takfl part ln tbfl meetlng. and not deslrtng 10
enter into a anflfk wlth th* kind of people bfl
found there th* < ol on*! and his n**"<-|?ire delegate..
r*pre?*ntlng the Bp'..kfl*ld *lem*nt. qul*tly left th*
I ,, | Colonel Crug-f arlll brlng the case to th*
.ittentlon of th* Saratoga r'onventlon ou Tuesd.v.
I'latt s delegqtos were unantmously *!*cted.
<m* of tba tonghest flght. laat night dareleped
ln tn* XXVIII.h A?s*.ii..It Dlstrict. wh*r* th*
tlcket. wer* baaded hy Kdward I.aut*rba.-h on on*
?M.. and hy B*n|?mln ' ipp*nh*'.mrr on the oth*r
Th* ultlmate r?sult was that th* Opi.enhelmer
m-n. aftar belng d?f*at*d unfalrly In th* election
, f ., tamp r.irv halrman, left the conventton hall
aad beld aaotbar eoneentkm a; their own elnb
Th* dlffaraeeaa will b* foughf enl at flaratoga.
ONI.V DBt-BOATBfl AI'MITTKI)
Th* cofiventlon In the XXVIIIth was down for
Hibv Hall, ?? Baeanty-nlntb-at and Third-ave At
an e.irly bOOl iptal DeM ar.,! a flqoad Ot oftVer.
irara aa tbe grennd, and th* Oppenhflliner men
opaaed th* bai. hv dflaaandlna al tba pollofl that
th'V allow n.. 0?M to *nt.-r th* hai; untll ? O'clock.
tba h.or eallfld for th* i-onv*ntlon. To thi. th*
? agread. ?n l wh-n th? doora w-rn thrown
op.?n th* pollce aad a metnber of aacb of tne tw
n,,n? theneelvefl at th* door, and aooa
. gatee w*r* adraltted
a.* ioon u* tha deiaejatea irera aaatad paada
monlun broka looefl Botb Oppanbeteaer aad Henry
c Ad? eoBtanded th.it th*v had th* offlcal llst.
from the iinintv t'ommltl**. and both mad- a
?tnultaaeona break f.>r th* ehalr Oppenbetmei
r.irri.-.i a gav*l w lih-h h- bad hrought wlth him. and
Adw wiv.-l tba OCBCial IMI The de|?gates who had
_?? Pp_d tboaaaalvea for battla ?er* yelMag at th*
I th-ir roteee, aad ? eroird of severai bun
... ha<l gath*r*d on th* str**t. attraot*d
_Ua A-..-.. the dln Adee yelled .hat he
nctal Hat, and that he wouid pre.l 1.
THK POUCB TAKE A ILANI..
Al this point Captala Daaa .--.me into the room.
and after a band-tO-baod flght wlth ?om* of the
more obetreperoua _-ambera h- aaccafldad m K*ttmx
some kind of or !*r
Then Deo ' ?pp*r.helmer turned to the captuin ani
shoiited that If Adee att.'mpted to presld* he would
order hi* arraai "l am a iawy*r'" he flhonted,
"and I know now these things an- to bfl
"Lewyer ba _ -A," ahouted some on* *u-. "we
know how to run lt our.elve."
Then Benjantlo ? ipp.-nhe.mer got to hl* feet, and
m ,v,-.. ntion adjourn. He said that
all bfl aranted vvas falr play Some kind of order
araa than bad and tha teal "f .trenfrth came on tha
on of a temporary chalrman Jo.-.n C. Tuers
-.v.i.a named bi the I'latt (actlon, and Benjamm
Uppenhelmer by the Brookfleld men. Wh*n the
Twenty-nlntb Kleetlon Dlatrict was reach-1, Mr.
Adee announced tbat there had been an Hiegai
election there. ua five delegateK had he*n elected,
?rtrt only cntltled to four Th*n tba
lk< OOl afr*sh ".'all th- roll," was the
. ry. "II vou have :h* oflldal ll.t from the .'ounty
Commltte* r*Hd It " Flnally Adee said that he
would read it under prot*st, ar.d the tive d.-l-Ka ? .
voted f>r (ippenh-mi-r Thal concluded the roti
? ij,;-nhelmer a.s*rt*d that he had carrled the con
ventlon -ii lo tl Th* .ecretary of the ..-onventliui
said that tht* vor* fltOOd 4''. for Tuer* aud 4u for
. ; ? ? *im*r.
A LTVBLT BCBNB
Th* flceaa was IndeacrlbaWa The .iei-uat*s strug
gled wltb ona aaotber, shouting at th* tops ot their
;n tb< mldet of th- dm. Ad*- announci l
ihat ba recoffalaed Tuers as th* reguiar chaTman.
OpfMnbeUner g". ob tba platform and tn*l to push
1 j| th* latter was the stronger aml
beld tbe ' ?
Then uppenhelmer flhouted out that a. !h*y could
not ?ret f.i.r pla] then be .mk-l his fnends to c*me
to the hull of ihe Patrtotlc >'lul>. at No M
.. ta- gev, r-elg hold a conventlon All
...-..;.-a -xc-pt one nieu out of tn* hau
anit.l the groana from .h- Pl.c: men
Tn ? t*mporar> offlcer. aere mai* permanent, ani
h Commlttee on Credentlal. afterward repor -
the election of th* delegataa from '"?* Tarent)
n.nth Election Dlatrlcl w..* lllegal and th*y arara
out, no. actually, however, f>>r tbe]
joli.-d the i.ppeti.vlmer forcflfl ln th* oth*r
itlon .
Ther* w*r* two conventions and two flata
lelagati in the XXXth Dlfltlicl Thi* dls
in-*.lei t.i tn* Brookfleld men tn
nulne returnfl of th* prlmarle*. i,ut th* Platt
contlngeni heid a flaparate conventlon and elected
te. ?no boaated tbat they will b* admitted
,' _?, ln *pu* "?' tbati dafeai al rn* pollfl oa
?
PBOMINBNT MEN CHOBBN
? miinent Hepubl.iiin- wer* .-lecr-d fr..m
.ther than tii* one* wh*r* th?*y l.v* Com
mlafll mer Wllllam Brookfleld h*a.ls th* llat of !
in* N'ew-Tork d*l*g:itlon halllng from th* Ist At
aembly Dlatrlcl BB-Banator .1 Moal raaaett, of \
Dlnnia w - Mn fi ? tba IVlb Dlatrict, and
arlll hav .. ?.- .. Baratoga from N'ew-Tork Clt)
fr*.|ii*nt boaai during th*
? ia w**k* tha. Taaaeti .bouldn'l go to ttu
CorneUua N itlis-.. aho balongfl t.< tn* XX* th
? r.ighr ? h..**n as a delegate lo
. xviliti, Dlatrict Bdward i.auter- I
llatlnctlon of t.eing r*
turned las: i.ight from tbrea dlstri<-ts?the Vlliin.
. XXIX'.b.
Ther* w-r.- hot flght* In al! theae dlatrict. VXi
Lauterbach'a "??a' l? ? .nteated In th* XXVIIIth
DUtrlcl b) Beniam'.i i ippenhelm i
M Depaa afl '? last nlgh' from
th? XXIXth l'i-tri, .
In th* XVtb I'.atr:,. reaolutlon. aara preaented
by Frank \ liiggitt*. Inatructlna ih* da.ega
, optlon Tnli cauaed an ex
cltlng debate, wblcb r*.uite.i m th* re.oiuiion. be?
lng lald upon th* tabU
The XX\'th lUstri't Conventlon, whl-h was held
In -he "fhlmnej Corner." al Blatb-ava and Twen
*r . l.roke .|. ?? 13 4.. th * mornlng, without
ele iiuk lt* repr*s*ntatlv*s The I'latt factlonlsts.
maklng uae >>f their favorite Tammany tactlca
turned the conventlon Into a .rene of turmoll and
-r .nd I'olic* Captaln I'likett and a de
tai nment from the Th.rtleth Preelnel were eent
foi The be^tnning of the trouble wa. caused hy
Iba Platt contlngent baaded bj .lam*. W Auten.
who locked :he duoi. to keep f.ul-r.y elected aiili
Platt delegatea out. and It waa due to euch taetlee
that the "victory" of the Platt men for temporary
.-halrman waa brought about. A flght took plaee.
In whlch Caleb SlmrriB. a colored delegate, and aev?
eral othera were mlxed up A few blowa were
str.iek. and -om* of Simma> frienda threalene.1
to drsw thelr raxors. but n.? blood was sh'd
.loh F. Ile.lires. tne Antl-l'l.-itt les'ler. alld not ap?
pear on the scene until In'e In the evenlna Th?
meetlng was In mntlnual dlsorler, and ail aor!" Of
.i*lv ?pl!hei, w-.-re iwl When th- COBBBjIttee oa
Proteafa tr.e,| a,, ra.|...rt. ihe eonfuslon and rowdy
Um were s?. great that "'aptaln Pl'-kett efdered tha
hall cieared. an.l ihe poltcemen tumbled the crowd
OUI Int.. the ?tr?.-i
Kulluwlna are the .Irlegate* ele.led:
Ist Aasembl> Datrl. i Wllllam I'.rooktlel.l. Martln
II Healey. Davld <' .'olllne
Ild Asseml.lv lalsirict Slmon C.avln. Ix?nla Hnea,
Charles . 'omlskl _.. ...
III.I A<4,mlii> Dlstrl.f Fr-derl.-k Haidy. Wllllam
ll Mi. daeis. Wllllam H Hur.ts. C P H l.le
IVth Assembl> Dlatrlel Joha i CalHaa, I Sloat
Faaaett, P .1 O'Brlen
\'Hi Aaeembl) lustn.' <'.irneiiu? Van Cott, .'.ar
ence W Howen, l.lapenard Stewart _i.d I.ucaa l_
Van Allen
\ith Asaembl) Dlatrlel Oeorae w Wagoner,
Itmlolnh Reubens, .loseph Uatto and .lohn Moran
Vllth Aaaembly IMstrt.'i l??nn McKeever, Frank
lln ll MUler. Dr Hamllta.n Wl.llams and .b.seph I.
Hacketl
\ 111th aaaembly D;*trin -Charles H Murray.
Edward lauterbach and Chrlatlati ii..a"_
IXth Aaeembl) Dlatrlel Fre-ienck 8. Otbbe,
Claren.??? v\ Meade Thomaa J, .'larke. wiiham I.
Turner. WIIIIhiii Holcomb.
X'h Aaieuiblv- Dlstri.'t I'er.llnar. I Krdmann. Ur.
Henry Bchmld, .'harles HteinmulW. Looia C Mav.
Mth As.eml.iv Dlstri.-. Kohert A Urescen. John
P, Windolph, 3. th Wilks, Jaa-ob Kowler.
Xllth Aaaembly Dlatrlel John K.mpson, A.lam
Oernand, Max Oroaa.
XIMth Aaaembly Dlstru-l Robert MUler. Jamea
I. [.owrle. John Mfl
XlVth Assemt.lv Dletri. I Wllllam Y Searlnic. C.
C. Wessemann. T J. Klt/.slmone. M I. Hess
XVth Aa.aaaetnblv Dlstrlet Oeorge U \Vant_nker.
Wllllam J. Ma'hesva. Tbomaa Hampni -\. Wllllam
A. Tucker.
XVIth Assembly Dlatrlel Oeorge Hllllard.
Charlea M Jeroloman, William W Lyon, Edward
piatow
XVIItk Assembly Dlstri ?! John K-lsenweber.
i'h,ir>? B. lJa?e, John W Noble,
XVIIIth Assembiy Dlatrlel Cornellua S Bliss.
Wllllam Henkel. Arrhur I. Merrlam
XlXth Assembly DlBtrlcl Ex-Pollce Juatk-e
Charlea lf. Talntor. Oeorge R Rldwell, ('hare, 9
Itouder and Moses Q, Hv.-rs
XXth Aaeembl) Dlatrlel James I. Stewart. John
.1 Doubla-dav and I'atrlck Co'.llna
XXIst Asseint.lv Dlatrlel Abraham Oruber, Wlll?
lam R Olcott, Cyrufl R Bedgwlck, Thomaa t Mc
Qarrlck and Plowdon Stevena
XXild Aaaembly Diatrlct?Thomaa Y Ktran.
I.i "? Kahn and Herman .'aiiti.r
xxill-1 Aaaembly Diatrlct A H Bteele, Wliliam
Montgomery, M.irk .1 Lowenthal and Rir-har.l H.
Jackman
XXfVth Assembly Dlstrlet - Smlth Plne. Dr.
w. H Burna, Peter J Carpenter
XXV'th Aaaei Broke up wlthout
:? leg itea or alternatea
XXVIth Aaaembly Dlatrlel lastrow Alexan.ler.
Benno Loewy, laidor P Oberndorfer.
X X*."IIth Asaembl] Dlstri l Rlchard C. Shannon.
Oeneral Dani-' ButterfJeld, Dr B. V*. Buek an.
! .J l.ewn
Alternatea?W. g, HaKK. C H. HUss. rjeorge W.
Arnold, Ouy Van Amrln?" anl Fl T Fo'.tty,
XXVIIIth Assemi.lv Diatrlct?Edward Leuter
tii h, Henry Claj Adee, Chrtstlan Heeriich.
Conteotlng iHrookfleidi delegatea? Herijamln Op
penhelmer, Michael .1 Bherry, a jarl T s.-hmltt.
XX'lXth Assembly D'atrlcl Edward Lauterbach.
Chauncey M. Iwpew. K W Bloomtngdale, Samuel
G Prench
XXXth Assemhlv Dlatrlel C H T Collla Douls
H Hold. Ambrose O. Xeal. T M Ettickner
XXXIst Assembly Diatrlct?Bllaa C Croft. Alfred
R 1'aKe. Henrv C Ri)bln?on, Ai.-xanler T Ketch
um. l.m.'oln Htuart
XXXII 1 Assembly Dlstrlet -Kdward Dubois.
Frank A. Fusola. Baul .1 Roaenthal. rnar!>- A
Brandt
XXXIIId Assembly Dlstrlet?J M. Doremua. .1
P Deanan. Edward 3. Lewi? anl P FI MacDonald
XXXIVth Assembly Diatrlct?Archlbald B. Van
Frank H. Bcardefleld, J.hn (Susttvsor..
I Wa 1. Morrls Wolff. Jefferson A Slmonds.
XXXVth .aaemb:y Diatrlct?Ernst Hall. C A
Becker. X Hort. John Btegert, and J .1 Hmlth
Th? summary of the delegafeg returned was
made last nlght as followa:
Mn.-hln?. M
Anll M.n-hir." . .tal
<? ntestad 4?na? . Ifl
Ms.-hine DWtrtete?Tba IIl.l Vth. Vlth, Vllth vnitr,,
Ktb M". \" ? . XVth XVIth. XVllth. XlXth,
XXIit. XXII! XXIV.h .\XVIth XXXIll XXXIIId.
XXXIVth, XXXVth AK~-mi.lv Dlatrl tl
Antl Vtnrhln- The |#t III 1V-h XH'h Xllllh.
XVHIUi, XXIIld. XXIXth, XXXI" AtsemMv Diatrlct*
?sted Th? XXth, XXVth, XXVIIIth nr I XXXth
Dlalrteli
? 1
CHOLERA RIFE IN IIONOLULU.
THIRTT-TWO DBATRI, PRINCIPALLT
AMONG THF N'ATTVKS
thf.rf; havk BSKN IM ai.i. TiuR-n- kichit iaskw
A Sf-AMAN OM THK UM1TUI STATFS STF. \ M
??rr ?nmnoTon amtcK-m
San Franclseo, Sept 12 Tw.. lerters were
reeelved rhts afterno.an fn.m the fnlia-d Pr-aa
correapondanl at Hon.iliilu by the steama>r Aiis
tralla, whl.h sb.'W that th- Cbolera BltlMtlOfl
la much worse than was siH'P"se<|. nnd entirely
dlaprovea tbe niiege.i Aockland dlapatch aent
OUI b\ ihe CblcngO Aaso.-lHti'd Presa yesl~r
dav s'atlng that th- aleaths nitrlluited t.i
cbolera bad been Irneed to polaoned food The
flr.. |-fter. d.it.'d Augusf lo. la as f dlows
rltnce Auirust IH three deaths have OCCUfT-d ln
tlii? clty, belleve,1 t,> h* from Aslatlc cholera. Th?
last nn.. was on AiiKust .'4 Thr.-- deatha alao .>? -
cirred prlor to ihe Inth among '"hlnese Immlgran'a
|.er Helffir, on fhe ynarnntln- Island None later.
All the '-ases were thoroughlv laolated an'l dlsln
There ls no epldemh- an.l no panlo The
..nlv peraon srareo^ nas been the .-aptain of the ship
M ? wai, who was in such panlc that he ran away
wl'hout taklng the malla or even a scrap of wrlting
to tell the a.-tiial facts.
The quarantlne ls upon a low island of thlrty
a r-s. half a mile west of the harbor It ls s?p
arated from the port of Iwll-l by half a mile
wtdth of shi-'.a: water.
.'areftii Inqulry dlaproved a report that a
natlve w imar. wh . dted had wa.le.l oxtT 10 Quar?
antlne Island and gathered craba AN the bodles
of th? guarantlne patlenta had been carefully
dlstnf-'ote 1 < if the f.ve caaes named ln the fore
aotng report ns at Iwllei all were natlves. On
AuRiist 111 ana>ther natlve, a man. from Iwllei.
was atta :ked and dled that nlght. Two more
?urre 1 on Augui -;
Xhe aecond letter, dated Beptember .'.. says lu
part.
The attack of ehol^ra has much tn^reased II Is
stlll ronflne.l a'.moel .ntlreH ?.. the natlve Ha
waiian populatlon. T'p to noon of Beptember I
there hal been -r. all tblrty-elghi caaea an.l thirty
two leaths Ir. the clty. Includlng the prevtoua fiaur
caaes and three deaths of .'hinese ln (Jiiarantlne
All the -ises were natlve Hawaliun. ev.-ep- one. a
whlte s-atnan of the L'nlted Btatea gunboal Hen
nlngton_
Cii.XIK TO ISriTF t HlC.it, 0.
<.;:i- ;>-: ? BCMtBaaHTlKO Tiir. COTTUS sivtks
1NTKI1NATI..NAI. KXPOalTIOM AMtlVg IS
THB '"WKCDt .ITV ??
Chlcago, Bepl U A party of dlatlngulabed
Oeorglani ?? i hed the cltj this mornlng to extend
nn invliatlon to the peOPte of Cblcago 10 a'tend
the Cotton Btatea and internatlonal Kxpostflon A
lirge leleaati'in of representattve Chlcago men me;
the v-tsltors at OleOWOOd. ? v? erit .-flve m les l.stant.
in a spe.ial train. and presenied them wlth the I
freedom of ihe dty The rlaltlng part) conalata ol
Porter Km?, Mayor of Atlanta; Alderman Arnold
Broylea, Mayor pro tem. and a leading buslness
maii ' H? Cablnnlaa. manager of The .vtlanra Eren
;ng Journal"; Alderman T I Day, Krank V Ft:.-.
a wealthj and publlc-spirlted cltlaea of the me
tropolla ?'.donel .1 A W est. quartermaater-gereral
of oovernor Sorthen'a ataff; Dr N l, wiison. i ij
V P .J.irn-r. of :he Weatern and At
, Ftailroal. Btewari F Woodson, presldent of
the Kxposltlon and chalrman of the Atlanta I'ham
h^r of r'ommeri'e. C. A Colller, dlrector-general;
]?; }' Howell. ..f "The ' onstltut cn." and C B.
Korthen aon of ihe Oovernor, wera unaeohlably
prevente.1 from Jolnlnii tha party at the RuB
Vlexander M Itevvll. chalrman of rhe .'ommttfee
on Arranaements. and Chlef of Pollce Badenoch,
on behalf oi Mayor Bwlft spoke the welcomlng
worde to the Bouthernera The rlsltora were then
drlveti about the cl'\ to aa e the s;Khts
?
MOLBBB IXDICYBD YOB MVXDBB <>F FIRYRBl
I'hlladelpha. Sept. 1. -The Orand Jurv this mon.
Inic found a blll of In.llctment against Herman W
Mudgett. allas H H. Holme-. .iiarging hlm Wlth
the mur.ler of Henjamln F I'letiel The only wlt
nes?-s examlned by 'he Urand Jury w.-re Det- | v
Oeyer and i. Q rouae, ptaaMeni tt the FMeilty
M Itual Llfe Ass.x-lation. and Ihey merely nave suf
tl.-leii. testlmaanv to warrant the flndina of th^ blll.
\v A Hh.iemaker. who has rSpreBanted Il.alinea
sln.e hia arreat on the .-harKe of , onspiracy. when
mf.irmed that the llran I Jury had foun.i a blll
against his ctlent eapreaaed himseif ** belna
rwlth thla new tur'i ln the caae against
l..
- ?? ?
Xlit CLBYRLdXD FTBBBB IX WABBBtB
Huaaarl* Ba] Mn< S-pi. 1. The 1'resi.lett.
Jpaaph JefTerson anal Sa-creiarv, l_?mont had Rtt8
lu.k tu-dav on a Ilshlng trlp ro Wtreh.ni Mra.
Cleveland .-ame over on the Batbor thla afternoon
l.eavlng the launch at Taylor's landtng. ahe t..ok
hei . irrluge whlch was In waltlng. down to Mr.
Jefferaon'a to call and afterward boarded the
launch for a sall down the bay Mra Cleveland
has bec )me much attached tn the Ksther, and ahe
ls ao famillar wlth the rocks ln the channel that
she guides the launch around and through them (
with lha sklll of au .-perienced aklppar.
At Sprinfifleld Yenterday
FRED TITCS on
PALDINQ
S'
The
Bicycle
il*nion?tr?.M tn rh* <1*li?h? of nver ?en thous.n.
thnt the Spnldlng l? th? fa*'-*- mB-M ?nd eulest l
THINK OF IT!
: re.l Tliu* on the **pal<tln_r rod*
27 Miles, 158 Yards
ir. '-.n* _OW, rrm-Uig n*w aaMTtcaa re,-ordi from 8
to 27 mll*s.
riu^h B lacaetf fl IBf b* rr.ad. OB
The Spalding Bicycle.
We ar? now pcepaiad ?ipt?i>- flr-iding bk
all nv .!*li.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.,
126-130 IfMflM st.
;-jii?n EMp-4 far Bteyelefl btb BB ?? Bai M a**a .
i - | ?1 ? ? | ? Mt :?".?- MNflt v
Spaldlag*. MadMoa Bgaara 'iarden p -i-.ng AeadflflflH
/* Yachting, V^
Bicyling, Tennis, ^r
ATHLETIC OUTFITS,
HULBERT BROS. & CO.,
-, r.-r.r .
M Nf. _::il> ?T.. BBW-YOBK
MAJESTIC BICYCLES
/
TBOLLBY ACCIDEXT8 IS SEW-.lF.R.sEY*
TWO BAFPBSTBD H PATBBBOH AM' OBB ?
H ,('.' IBBN
U Ice-wagon, drleea hy .lames Speer. ar.d a tro?
lev-ar on thr Rlver-flt Une cams In roll-aion l?
K'.ver-st . Pateraon. late on Wednesday night Speer1
was tbrowa ind an'* wa" p.'k*"1 *9 "?**
conactooa Ha wa? badly hori Th* wagon and*
the ca- wen imaged -hertlf b*for* thha
happened a car oa the Mart-et-et. Une l*ft the*
track ar.d raa ir.ro ? hea. tr k, on whlch waa a
big saf* *har men aera moving into th* Pat-r-ow
?arlBga Infltltntlon. Th* motor-ear, whi,-h waa
crowd*! wltb paaaengerfl aaa badly damaged. but
non* of ibe ;>n*a . ! 8 >? BTBaa thlnge
w*r* fltralghteaed oul tbc ?>'?? ' II on th* foot ot
Jooepfa Hl i 11*. foreman of th* moving gang. cru.h
lng K.
A eelllalon that mlght hav-. been attaaded w.th
f.uai raanltfl .unred at th- Headareea at. ata
tiofl af the North Hndaoa Coonty Blevated Tn liey
ln Hoboken, laal night .'ar Be. 67 rra.hed
Into th* rear platform of car No. ?'.. whlch had
Atopped ' ' taba on passeng*rs. The platforms of
both -ara -???-- bfl Iv wre.-ked. and an e-plo.lO-?
followed tba motor-boa of ear Ba i' havingblown
oul Rudolph Benlck, motorman of car No. o, waa
fured sbn-it :he ahdomen. He wa. taken
io Si -fary'a Hoepltal, Hoboken. All *h* paaaaaa
_--* were also *h?k*n up H-rnard Hoellger. of .Nt\
4..V Pallaade-are.. Jeraey City Hetght.. recelvtnw
treatment a- Hoboken Pollce Head.-uarter. Trt.fi.
fi,- wa* lelaved nearl) an hour, although . wreck
|ng rrew aafl P!>: al work immediately after tha
m I*:'.' _
IHE TECXK l'\E PBEBIDBBJB,
THBIB WEXT BB-fTTKa rBOPOBBD A.'.REKMEJrB
px>B a m:w onaamxATBOw,
A me-'ing of :h* trunk lln* pre.tdents ?nd aB)
th* oflteera of 'h* pr.nelpel BTflstern connecting
roads has h*rr ealled foe ?eptoa-ber B ln rhis ctqr
i\ t k Ooddard, Trunb Uaa Ce-aaatBaaM-sr, at
th* requeet af Prealdent m I ingali.. ef tha
Cru-sapeak- an 1 <*hi? RafJroad Mr Ingalls is acu
Ing chalrman of the mb-eoB-fl-lttea of pre.idenfB
BppOlBted ...i I'ln* B ta arapBia an agreemen*. for
p.isnenger and frelg-r rat*s Th* cha rman Bfl
,'i-a n..-e\ M Ii-*|i*? wba IB expeot- 1 her* on the
?taaaaBblp Partfl
S.m* articles of the agreement are underatooB
to provlde fo- a n-w organlsatlon to be known aa
the I'nlon TranV Asso.iatlon. to whlch the TmnJc
I.lne aul CeBlral TrafhV an-ociatton. wlll be mer*l^?
?ub-ldlar) f.r routlne bualneaa The new or<ar.ii.?
* planned for n:-*ngth and endurance. It
wi.l be mai.aged >?> a bo be ? a'..< 1 th* BoanJ
of fontrol I' I" raportad that the ("an.liajfc
Pectflc Rallroad wid Iw repreeented !n this body.
H li Ledyard. prealdanl <>f tba Michlgan Ontral
1* also oa tha I'ar.x
TBXTtFIIBO A8AIX8T PYBBABT,
San Krar. :- -? l?r?l I'harlton, n
greear, arafl the rlrst arttaeefl -?r-! i.i the DnmaBl
trlal thls mornlng H* testlflel thlt klfl ?ior* waa
Btfl th- home of Mr* N',.I>1... inn. of O* miiN
?iered girl H* bad welgbed MlBfl l-irii.i'it ?.nrew
Mnies. the :..t tlme belng on or itioitt tbfl i*th cf
March Ur Dopvey sbjaetad ia tha laaMBaaaf of
tne wltnes., but the obje.tlon was evem?(d
ii i s. ttBMat rt readaeter on th* Sutter .t.
rallroad. was the nexi ?;tn*<* H- k:i*w -t.e '.+i,*,
gir; l.v sight >'n Aprll S, tbfl :i*' .f her li.appe%r<
Bace, Mi*s ijtinoii; boei i-i! ii..i car at I H a. m.
Durraat w.s wlth her. ani at his sig,e..lon b th
got on the dummy Th*y took 'ranafer. al futtat
and .'r. .ts
Oailr n bWWaeiflBra nerdcl to ?H|
why d'?tapi>rthi~alt A Ca., af 104 W*
Idflh silreel. uniler*ell nll the rarpet
trade. They maile large roairarl. ?g
the old low prices of wool a-_-l wagea

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