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WIU TAMMANY SUBMIT!
THE ISSVES IX THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
COXVEXTTOX.
HiXL noHTixo tor cmxcessioxs TO THF. rT.r.VB
I^AND FAmON AS A MSAMI OF HEI.TMNM
UU ItE-EI.BCTIOX TO THE RENATK
THE ETXPAY HgVOR QfESTIOX
AND THF. PROIIAH! E CAX
MltATEP -A J.1VKI.Y
FifiiiT Bxjajcnra
AT SYKAcrBE.
i * [bt nuntfi to thf reuRnra.]
?cw. x. y.. Bapt 2i.-Thp "itrroai
whlskey and beer conventlon" of the Democratl?
party of the State of Naw-Tork, as !ta Sttta
Conventlon of the preser.t ycar wHf aurrty bi
called. wlll mcot here oa Tueeday. lt havlnaj
been announced by telenraph '"?' B*^ R
Hlll. Edward Murphy. Jr.. Rovwall P rk?w?-r.
WJUJam P. Sheehan and Otfc*f WWlai aElllta
Of that party would not arrlta !n Svrac.in- vr.tll
Monday. the. leescr m?n have determln-d 10
remaln at horoe untl! Utan, fttld poaMhfy not
come here tl'.I tha conv*n:ion ajaCmMN Kenea
the mlnor poV.tlctans Wlll be able to !? ??
what the BOMM have qatenatnad to 06 and
obev thelr ordera Mr. Hlll ha? rMaMfli to hls
homt at All.any, after what la aindarnMol htft
to have been an unauoee>s*f<i: B*** '" N"w"
Tork. wlth the a'.m of persiti llng"h* chl*ft?lna
Of Tammanv Hall to ?unen ler . ne-third of the
iMtl of the Tammany Hall fetafatli n ir lha
State Conventlon to the.,'<tnte 1 >en, >.?:??;?>?? Mr.
Hli: also deslres that the ;*taie-.D- t?o nvv t<' -
ple ahotild npVrtva bne-thlrd of th- paati 1" Jkt
Daanocrattc itata Ooenmtttaa p>s*e?sen by Tam
many Hall. It !? reported h?N th.v tha Tam
manv Hall >aders deollne *hus ttl to irnke nny
ruch royceaslon. unleM the Stat# IWiaiy
leaders dedare that they ?rlU IMkfl no unlon
wlth the Repubiiean* Ofl the local tlcket ln New
Tork Llke TJiomas C ???; ***? ^**i of
Tammarty Hall Trnnf a ?lrRl?ht DMM ?*tl?
ttrket and a Mral*ht lUfMUl an tlcket ln N?.W?
York Anr nnlon tlcket of R^mhlirans an;l ln
?aptndtat Democrats aKalimT Tan.ti-any ;i?n
ia dlntaPteful to both Mr PtaM and Mr. CrokiT.
It l? not vft knowa wha' attltud* Penator Mtir
phy takeB ln reffard to lh? pt Krarnnie of the
?ntor t'nlted atat*-? S?-nai r. Davld B. Hlll. ?
UroWffira f*""" crwnbi of fnflnene'e to the Cle.ve
lanl Pemocrats of the Btat?. an<l tli-m mttdOi
tbem or.ce m->re to vote fW I1W oandl lates bf
the Wlli macWfii tot BtaW olllww ?"'' m?niwa
Of the LflgMafttf*. Cr^Ver. it Mi sald fctre,
wlll havc a r wfetvnce wtth Miupay-ln TroJ ti
morrow
A UVSLT riC.HT I.\ P? ?P? T
Can Davld B. lilil force Tammanj Itall to ?ur*
render a larg.- ?liare ot htr pre-^nt pOWW ln the
Democratlc State maohlne to Wtlllam H (Jrare.
M?iirica J. i'jwer and Chfirle* B. Kalrol?llJ,
Those here douht lt. I? BMiatof Mnrphy opftttM
Hl'.l ln the m^tter. Th-re havc hcen e'gns that
Ifwphy, ex-Lteufn.irt-Governor Phe,-h?n and
Hurh I. Orant were iaot altogethf r ln accort wlth
Davld n. Hin ln hi* poMey ef making eoneeaatoaa
to the Clevelan.l elempiit ln the I)eni.>rratlc party.
Xot alone must conr^sr'.ns bc ni.-ide ln New
T^rk. but also ln Rrooklyn. In AlbanV, ln Rorh?*
ter and ln Bitffalo. Onl> bv the hearty aid of
Huph McLattgktta. of Kln** Coanty, and hy an
a'.moat nnanlmona snpp.-rt ttWU the rnral Uem.?
crata can Mr. Hlll Jmpoee on Tammany Hall a
poilcy of roneeMlon to th? Cleveland DtWOCTtti.
Mr. Hlll ha? p?r(?onally eurrendered to th<? Cleve?
land Demoerats ln Albany Couaty, bnl th'!'- ne
had only the rump of a poIltlcaJ orS?nl7ntlon and
llttle to BOrmiAtr btyon 1 a nhadow of oi-Kanl/.a
tlon. Wlth Tamtnar.y Hall. howrver. lt ll dlfftr
?nt He hae a blg organl :atlon, and her lra.lt-rs
hate W.lllam R. Hraee. ChirHR. Falrrhlld. Ma.
r!ce J. ro*er. Ever^tt P. WkNWf and <>th<?r lead
ers ot the Cleveland Democrata. It ls apparenl,
therefore. that there mny be a arrlmmage ln the
Demoeratl- State Conventlon over the rnatt.-r.
Wlll Tammany Hall walk OUt of the conventloa
gfter one-third of her delegate* are turned out of
th? hall and thelr aeata glvtfl to State Demonrats?
But then there wlll be the delleata matter to ad
J\iat of the upeolal aeata ln the conventlon whlcb
?re to b? awarrl-d to Mr. C.rare and hls follower*.
Ex-PoBt:na-!ter-C;en?-ral Wllson & BlaMll, 'f Buf
falo. It la reportad, may cobm barf as a dp|?-gate
from Erie Coonty, eoacM^ona havirg been prom
Ised to the Cleveland lVmoerata there by Mr Hlll.
Mr. Rlsj-el! Is M ronfldent of getring Into the e,,n
ventl;n thnt on hli beha'f Peter C. Doyle. of H?f
falo. has eng.oRei! rcom? i<r hlm at the Tatea
Hoime. An<"ther c;ev?-land D*mocf*1 <>f pr.>m.
iBCMWlM vfli be h*re 1k DanM Magone. Of ?'g
dens^nrg
HII-I. *""HKM1NC, POR RK-SLfCtlOK.
Mr. Hlll's aim ln maklna these trlfllng coneea
ilona to the Cleveland Democnts. vvh'.cli wlll Hive
very t-llght Influwe i r ooatrol ovar the ma.-hin
?ry of the Demo( ratlc party ln thia State I > them.
is to toiaea them to rota for hi^ eaaidldatea foi
State Benator*. He wnnts to gu b??a 10 the
IT.lted stat'B Senate. Hls tarot as Ranator rlll
explre ln Itff. and he wlll therefofe aaerlflee the
whole Democratlc State ticket to ele-t two or
three State Senators lf II U saeaaMry. Smart
Democratlc pollttclans aaa Mr. HtiTl ga-ne, and
decllne to become randidntes for State ofAcara.
Only Iftat week .Tohn B. Stanchfteld. of Elmlra,
one of Mr. HflTfl mo?t Intlmat- frlendo, wlth
drew aa a candldate for Attoroay-U ?n<Tal Mr.
H1U waa In Elmiia at the tlme. Moot Damo
cratlc polltldans sav in eonfloaaca that Hlll musl
ha^-e told Stanrhfield that he muat not g.. <.n the
Democratlc State tlcket, alnc- lt waa to batraded
?ff for State Senators. Allon B. Parker, of Kinga
ton. another filend of Mr Hlll. waa a candldata
for the Democratlc nomlnation for .Iud?e ot the
Court of Appeals. lt la no flecrvt that Judge
Parker above all thinga de?lreB to he nnmlnated
for Judge of the Court of Appeali. and >h aud
denlv hli name wa? wlthdfawn a? a candldate.
Vnd'.ubtadly he also received a tlp from Hlll 'hat
the Democratlc State tlcket was tfl be tiad-'d ofT
for SenatorshlpB.
MR 8AXTON OX THF: I-lQf(?R QUSSTION.
Ueuterant-Qovernor Saxt.m was here ixlay.
attending to some legal buslnesa. and hal chat?
wlth several of the delegates to the DanDCYatlC j
State Conventlon. They were curlovia about the j
? uthorshlp of the plank ln the Rapoblloaa State
platform declaring' that the party VOMM itrjra
to malntaln the lawe agalnal the au!e of liqWOT on
SunJay. Mr. Saxton oahl:
Waraaa Miiier htaaaeU wrota that plank. i know
M becaune 1 caUad upor h;m after the raoaaa of
tha Rtpubllcan gtato ConyanUon, an.i aakadl h.nj i
lf he had dra?r. ^'J-h a plank. I told hsni that I i
wlehed he would. beeauaa I thought the Kepub- '
lcan Conventlon ought to adop; som- oeclaratlon .
that It favored k.^p'.i.k Houor -alooria elMtd on |
Bunlay Mr. Mlller ihen iiat down at h.s d^?k and
wrote th- Plank. which he aubaaquently Prcaeated
to the conventlon. and whSch *?? adopted 1 told
Mr Mlller that 1 would B'.ipport hlm lni tha ronven
uon on ihe narliamei.tar; UcttCB nacdad to hrlng
lt before the conventlon lf an attempt was ma.ie
to ahut hlm ont ar.d ex dtlda hls reao.utlon 1 n
tende.1 to n-eak ln fav. r of the re.olutlun, and
know Mr Mlller also *>0?ld have b-?;i supported
bv Chauncev M Dep?->i H>n tnos^ who offared
th? resolutlon san that Mr Mllb-r had the .Hin- .
vantlon wlth hlm. and tt.erefore accepi-d hls plank
I hope the I>emo<ratlc party wlll mak?- a Mat- j
footed de.laratloi. of l:s bellef that the aaloone
ourht to he kep- open on Sunday The Republlcan ;
uarty's dedaratlon Is a square-toed aiatement that
we fnvor ma'.ntalnlng th?- law? attalnst the sal^ ?<:
llouor on i?uiiduy. lf the I>emo<rats Wlll take the
oyposlte groun). w.- shall learn where the. ;.eopl- ?
of thls State ?tand ?n the Sunday ll<iuor q>i*stlon. ,
lt would be an Instructl.s .onte*,!. 1 bel'.eve that
a large roajor ty of tb- Ke;?ul>ll< uns ar.d a larK"
aan of the Damoeratlc party, lf auch a contast is |
made wtll '.ot^ :n favor of mn.it.tMinrig ihe tun
day laws lual as they are. Indced. 1 have no doubt
lf the l>emoorattc party shall unequl\ocaliy da- !
?lare thst lt favurs op*-n.iiB the aoloons on Sunday
that the K?-puba< hi> party wlll awe^p ihe State by 1
..?i,f<X' majorlty.
Xothlng la more slgnlflcant thun rha attltude of
th"* Roman Cathollc Chunh on thls ou?-?uoa i
Mark the flery apeech made by Senator Kdnmnl j
U'Connor ln supi>ort of Mr MHIer'B plank. Mr ]
OConnor Is a leadlng mi?niber of the Roaaaa Caih
oilc communlty Mark also the rneetlng of !'??? .
Cathollc Total Abstlnenee Soclety ln New-York and
the remarkable speeches made t^ire 1 rrmernber I
alao that when tne IXemocratlc party |n 1K?2 was
trylng to put throurh the Leciilature a hlll ooen
Ing tne saloons on Sunday we received a pi-tftion
from Xew-Tork '"Ity against the blll, sianed al
tnoat unauilmously by the Roman Cathollc clergy
of th*t clty. 1 nop^. therefor*. that the Pemo
crattc partv wlll come out squarely ln faror of |
ooen'.ng the ialoons on S'inday. That is where
ltB leaders Bta'.d. U Xr. Hlll currectly represen's
them, and It mlght ns BJtfl ?**- tl?# pai IUW II *
leadrrs represent !1 f.Fthfull.-.
Tiir, i.k \->i.n<; 'aXDID ?TC -.
H ?<?*? nppears .i? II ^x-Ongre'eman Perry
R'!nv>.!t w.mi! 1 l>e p.rmnnent ehntrrr.an of the
conventlon and ex-flovernor Flower the t"m
porary ohalrnwn. Ai for candldntr*. Jamea
W. Illnkley. tho ohalrnian of the Democratlc
State Comniitte*. says< that they have not )ft
hctn aatccted. i> O. oriffln, bowwcr, ls ln 'he
Ic-a 1 for the nominaM.in t<<r AttOI noy-Oeiieral;
Judge John IV Teller, of Auluirn. for Jocwe of
th? Court of Aprwals, and Oeorge Cllnton W'nrd.
of 1'tica, for sute Englnerr. It was annoanced
to-d.iy that Chnr!.?. M. PraaJtOtt, superlntendent
of the banklrg departtnent. !* a candldate for
Controller. The other candldate* for thls offlcs
are Augustus Schou, if ISuffalo. and ex-Cor.
troller Frank Cimpbell, of Hath. It !s saM thnt
the lea !er.- COBtemptate a two days' conventlon
and that m<>st of the ddegate* wtU not r?a-:i
here untll Tuesday. There wiil be largc dHe
gatlons rt Phepard D<?m >crata fr >m Hrooklyn,
Cleveland Democrats from Buffalo, and Jtate
Democracy dclegates from New-York. The bOt< ll
of Syrsouee wlll he crowded wlth delegntes ar.d
thoir frlend*. Tfc" conventlon promlaea t) be
thr largeat ln rolnt of attendane* held ln y-ars.
Th" Democratlc tlajer i* lmngry. H? la oul of
ufBc*. Ile 1" anxloui to get lmok. A aaloon
rampftnt v.il! t>> the party'g devlce thls year.
fEWER BRAVES TB1S YKAB.
? n; John I'. StaiK-nnew. .irwror..
For COBtroUrr. Theodore Vv\ Mv?r?, of MfW-1 ork.
rank Campbell. of Steuben; Augustua grheu. of
TAMMAXYS REPRESEXTATION AT THE
BTAT1 CONVENTION.
an;> nrrrtJM for thi trip dowt <ome rum
nca ix as prebli ai diuai?-tauc
AHOfT TIII. Tl'-Ki:T.
Th?? Tammany Hall d^I^gatton wiil Iphv* th?
Crand (Vntral Station hy uppcinl tratn.ln two *<>(?
tlonn. at 9:40 and ?:?& .?. rti.. to-morrow mornin*. for
Syractiso Thp Wlg-wam wnrrtors nnully app?1
at Drmocratlc State conv*ntlon* 1.MI utroiiK Thl?
bclnjf an "off" y?-ar, howcwr, wlth Tamrnany, only
ha'f thp usual acrornmodatlon*. nillro:id and hotel,
have bean fnuaRt'.!. The 21? .l?UKate? and altor
natea, and ftOO or VX) other ktSVM to ald ln the
phontlrK, are expert-d to be on lian: Tbf T.im
many b?dOJBWtWl wlll be at the fctM. The del
egatea and othf-rs wlli wear blg rej Tammany
builut"*
Tho State Damocracjf aalagatca and alternate^
wiil bava a aaaclal train o( parior and day caacbaa,
whlfh !? to leave ih? <?rand Centra! Station at
1:41 a. R>. to-niorrow. The tralr anl Its Inniatea
wlll be tinder the wafrhful care of SupTintendent
John .1. (jutnlan, of the Hnreau of Kederal Imml
giation. The cu rkoo headquartera wlll ?>? at the
Yanderbilt Ilouae. Tlio r'-presentallves of th? f!er
ni;in-Amerl<an IWojm I'nlon, who are to preaent
thrmaalvc* for ateUaatoa at Ijmeaaa, ara not
latendinc to ?o ln a bojy. A nncnbar of deie
?atai batonclBg to the rarioM orfanlaatloaa, and
aonia peoplo who are golag malnlv ax on-iooker.?, ln
the eonventlor:, took \nn evemr.s's tr.i'.n. Othera
\vl!l po to-<hiy
i'urveyora for the different klnds and Fhades of
I)emocrat?, who want plenty of liQiild nnd polid re
rreahioant on the aray to Syraeuae. bava been
??liisillng" throi:gh their dtatricta among the llqtior
and d^ar dealeif nnd baepan of fTOCCry and pro
rMoK stores. A Tammany man. who la on hls
rilstrlct "t'ommittee on KuppHex." aald yeiterday
that rontrlbutlons were ar ir< e. and rome hard thls
raar "Tbajga fellows n?ed to be ehaafcaf na up to
glve lis somethlng for the trlp, bnt thlnga are dlf
ferent thls year." bj Mll "A glnmlll keeper got
eocky to-day, and aoked me why w dldn't pay for
the rom and rlgara we want to tal'.e aiong. I'm
bettln' that FU be able to maka that f.llow mck be
fore he's three ycafl older."
It bl generally helieved that Henntor Hill ha# flxed
iipon ex-Connr'ssman Ferr>' Belmont for temporary
rhalrman of the ronventlon. and that ex-Oovernor
Klower wlU aot as permanent ohalrman.
Urnt of the randldatea for the varloua State of
fleen are und.^rstood to be a* followa:
For Serretarv of State, Ueneral Horatlo C. Klnn,
of KIuk.- Charlaa a. Carey, of Ailagany. , , m ?
For Attornry-Ooneral. Danlel O. Grlflln, of .lefr-r
Kon, John B. Btanebflela, of Blmlra.
F
Fra i
l'rle
y\<r BtaU Treacurer. John B. Jud?on, of Fiilton.
John A Miso-J. of N'e*-York; CorJ Meyer, of
yueenit: Klllott Danfoith.
'-,.r State Bnclnaer, (Jeorge Cllnton fl ard, of
nneldn; I'.ohert L itawart. of Onondaga.
Por JudKP of the Court of Appeals. Alton <?. I ar
I;..', of FWt.r- Kdward S. Haoallo. of Mow-Tork;
Charles F. llrown, of Oran^'-; Judg- Teller. of Fay
lafa, .
A promlnen! member of the Stat? Demcracy wbo
hi a etoaa frlend of M-Mayof Orace anl ha< been
ta'.ked of ag a randldatr; for Judge of the Supreme
Court Kald yesterlay that he rtld not betleve that
anythlng arovM eo?M out of HOTa ro.j\ie:tin;i wlth
the euc-koof. As io the Supreme Court JudfCSblB,
he aald that he WOOW never acvept a nornlratlon
from Tammany Hall. and adderl: "1 belleve our
orsanlritlon ls- tlrmiy af;Jin?it Io al unloj wlth 1am
many We want to aec Tammany defented a??a!ti
Ihl, y?ar for then the Deniocratir paity wlll be
r\<\ of one of \{* worat barnac'.e*. I do no: exi?.-.-t
? , im our delegatlon aeated at ByraeUM, and ahal.
not go there. \\'t aron throwi. out laal raar, ati'i
wlll be again. Tamm.iny may aa we|] ni.ik- up Its
mlnd that it miist go it alona ln thl? eounty this
v/nr FnlfM the Hepubiloans put up a stralght
tl^ket th.' Tammany randldatca wlll he defeated
nuite as badly as lhay were a year ago."
? ioveriior Flower wnt baok hotne to TVitertowr.
last night He wiii apnea; it. Byn uaa or. Tooaday
?t the head oi th? Jefferto. Couaty delegatlon.
A famlliar flgure ln Damocratl Stat? inventlona
for many ya?ra arlU ba miss.-.i nt ByraruM. Kx
1 leutennnt-'lovernor Sheehan ?*ald yeatefday that
hV aroald not go io tha eoBTHitlon Ihla raar Mo
1j? not a delegate ellh-l from h!s old hOOM ii. Fiffah
or from his adopted rlty.
A plan for aalararina the Demo'-ratie state Com?
mlttee haa been dlaeuam-d by S"iiator HU1. t>nator
Miirphv and Judge I>. Cady Herrlrk. of Albaoy.
The plan mufh favorel ls that ihere nhad he a
m'ember for earh Senate dlatrlrt, or flfty rommlt
teamen ln alt Senator 11111 has a *ehem? of hla
o'wn. It ls thai tbc ; raaenl eommlttaa. eonaial ng
of one for ea.'h PongToaa dlstrlot, remaln a.s It ls,
bnt that the chalrmon of 'he eounty rommltt'M in
tb?? State be made ex-ofholo membert of 'he State
<'ommlttee Th!* would niak* sixty addltionai ad
vlaera ln a rampaign.
HILL ELECTBD A DELEGATE.
JIK AM> BBNATOB MiltlllV OOINO To HTRACUSa
TO MOHTtOW.
Alhanv. Sept. 21. -The ITId A'.banv Dlctrlet I'emo
rratl? C>nver.tlon to-nlg.ht selertel the foilowlug
da:#BataV: To the State f mventlnr-Davld B HH'..
John Bowa and Mtchaal' N. Nflan; to the Judioia!
Conventlon Ceorge T. Kelly. The Judlclal !'?.?
gate? from t'.i!?- rounty favor ex-Attorney-C.eneral
llmon W. Itosendnle for Juatlc of the Supref.ie
('0Urt- .... M U ?.
Sarators Davld B. H!ll anl I'.dward Mnrphy, Jr.
aiui Charlea B. DaF eeat, clarb of the l">micrv^
State Commlttee. wlll ftart for Syra.-usa at 11 16
o'eioen on Monday mornlng on the Empiro Siata
Rxpreaa. _
CROKKH OOES TO BATtATOdN
Rlebard Croker, who rame ha< V; to N"ewY< rk
the Columbla on Frldav, after a alx months' Btay In
England, started for larataaja yaatarday to pay a
v'.Mt to Senator Murphy. Mr. Froker Wlll remaln
In Saratoga untll to-morrow, probably \\ hlie there
the (liieatlon of whether he wiil attend the Syraruse
Conventlon a* a delegate wlll be deflnltely aattied.
I'.efore len\lrg the e!ty Mr CrokOf had a numoer
of raliers. malnlv Tammany mrn. Among thtm
were ? J-arrv" I>elmour, ex-Congre?xnian Amoe .1.
Cunitnlnga. who Voiill llke to run agaln thls year;
ex-rommlssloner M. T. t'aly, Jame? w Boyla.
Tammany leader of the Vlltli Idstrlrf. and ceveral
Oth?ra.
\Vhi:e ln Saratoga to-day Mr. Croker wlll proh
gbly have a talk with Senator Hlll on the ajuaatlon
of ^idm'tting the State L'emoera' v to repreaentntlon
in tho Democratlc Hute Conventlon, and the p
blllt> of ftiflr.g the ?'klekliig" org.inl/.ritlons in thla
rltv wlth Tammany on the rounty anl laglalatlva
tlcketa,
CROKKlt ELECTED A DELBOATE.
Rlchard <"roker w*s lost nlg.it eler'e > a dele?:<?p
to the Demo'Tatlc Stato COBVentlOD at Svra< use
from the XXth Aaaembly Distrirt. Tne eoaventlon
?h? held ln the dtatrlrt headnuarters, No. 207 Baal
Thlrt)-ae<ond-at. Tho othct d-1-gates a/ara "<?
Justloe Thnmaa F. Orady and Patar Baery. Tn?
latter, who aoted ?s chalrtnan of the conventlon,
aald at lts eloae that Mr. Croker had not been
asked to glve permlsslon for the uee oi Bla immr.
IIRRKIMER COUKTT CAUCUIER
Mttta FbIIh, N. V , S.pt L'l iSperlah.-Hepubllran
rnunisea were hald thls ufternoon and evenlng to
eleet delegate* to the lierUliner COIintT <'<>: : < ntloli.
and the indieutions ir? tl.at (rvina i ???,ctidorf, of
HerV.iiner, wiil bava a faajority ot the votei for
Cc,iii\ Judge ard Burrogate.
?RNATOR MI'I.I.IX Hi.NOMlN'ATKI)
Wutertowti, N Y . |?B4 21 RiBBliaj Jaaaph Mnl
ltn, Of thls rlt>. waa tenoinlnateo: by ar< lamatlon
b> \\\>- liepubliean Conventlon In Caxthage io-<lay.
He wiil repreaenl tlu nea Jefferaoa-Lewla Dtattict.
C.KN H Al'.l'.lSiiX \YII.I, PROBABLT SI'KAK.
[gdllggjgpgaig *'!'' 21.-Kx-Fre?i l.nt Harrlson haa
been a?ked to inake at |e?M one apeech ln the pres
ent elty rampalgn. und It ls aald that he has eon
a?nted. The rea?on of thl? la that Trust-r, the It
publlran candliiate for Mayor, la MCajaad of having
oai (iMietai Harrtaan atfean he ran for the Praal*
dt-ney, arel the Inelflent l? Btelllg m?.le s,> mmh of by
the aa-Praaldent'a frlends that <Jeneral Harrlaon ha?
been almost begpe-1 to use hls Inrluenee to get th?ni
ln llne before the Oetoher eleellon. No date has yet
been frttd, b it It ls almost .-ertiln that he wlll speak.
?m tn (O prr pi>nl, ?n?eit on f.rncerle*.
Oood Newi for liousckcepcrs.
Tha aM-*e?aMleaH wkowaaie rr<?-rry bi aaa af a , - i
a crnDsnv of ll?41l Orsaarartob ?tre-t have opeaai ?
Ca fnwMoni Fkrtir, llnms. Bacon. Fl?h. nutt?r. V? In-ii.
Uaaon i'i,..i-.i ? ??'.. ? < etrletly *hoiM?i* arlcea, r?m?
?. ti,ev aell l* grocertaa m rjaaaaaM* ???;"'??"?' jav.
of upplvlng eoomri reafdeal*. waoMe "gpf> SS^jMlS
hr,Ui?i hot*i?. etr They aoarentea ?n r odale ?.? aftfia
be,. ?MlItT snrl delhref all *?."t? free n.n of the eH> Anv
rea.W s-ndlnir Itile edveMleement wBJ reeetea extra dli
I Ineriptlre prl.?e lt'? mall?l fr??
\vi: CAIX ?PbWIAIi \ttk\Tion to tiikir
Ol.l) IBM < %ni\KT UIIISKKY. i.l.RO PKR
OALLOU, <a \n*Mi.i:i> \bioi.iiTBbV pi be.
I'OH MICnK'AI. ? ?K
HALF A RACE ATOY8TER BAY
fPRUCI IV AND THI BTHaaLWYNN ah.W
DOXBD T1IK C'lNTKST.
I.AfK 09 WINO ?-AU T1IK Tltolltl.K TI1K KNO
MBM MOAT BAD A UJW LBAD WHRM
VHB DNOPPBD AKCHOR
There was only half a race between the Kngltsh
yacht Bpruoa IV and the Ameiican rhanipion K'hel
wynn at oyster Hiy > e.ster lay for the ateawaahakfr
CoilatbJew ntarnaUonal ebaUetajai aop, bvt it was
one of the inoat Int-resting contesf* evet seen on
I.ong lalanl waters. There waa so llttle wlnd that
the raea had to be abandoned before It was half
over. aa there was no pcsalblllty of flnishlng wlthln
the tlme llmlt of flve hours. Just before the race
w.is glvan up flpruce IV had a long lead.
The rac was started at 12..V p. m.. by a blast of
the whlstle of the steam yacht OBOtda, whlch I'om
nuxb.re Henedlct had turned over to the Rac*
Commlttea for use aa the Judgeg' boat In the
manoeuvrlng for the start there was llttle to choose
betwaen the two boata but the Kthelwynn, wlth
M. C. Ball at the tlller, and C, J. Platd, th? owner.
at the abaata, gel ave tha ime tirst. wlth Bprvea
IV B few gaconda a-?tern. The Sprure was gallad
by her OBBBT. J. Arthur llrand. asslst",! by hls
pal 1 hand. "Tom" Wada.
Just after | rosslng the llne th" Kthelwynn's
aplnnaker. was run up. the flrat leg of the covrae
baJag ii run before the wlnd. Mr. Plold got the
splnnaker up wlth great celerlty. therehy wlnnlng
many oompllments from the spectators. Spruce
l\"s splnnaker was slow In breaklng out, as lt had
been aent aloft iv stops. and It waa not for more
than two mlnutes that It could be made to aet prop
erly. \Yhlle the Spruce was havlng trouble wlth
her splnnaker the Kthelwwin was pulllng ahead a
llttle. \Yhen the Spruce got her splnnaker In good
trlm ahe began to walk up on her rlval, and waa
soon on evet. t-rms. The two boata ran level for
aeveral mlnutes. and then the Kthelwynn found a
tavorabla slant of wlnd and pulled away from the
Kngllahman,
The Solent boat ateered In dead astern and
blankete.l Iba leadar. Wlth good way on, the
Spruce passe<l up on th* Ethalwynn's beam and
gbowod her nose In front. I'.oth boata were then
blanketed by a schooner yacht, whlch perslated
In followlng the racera at cloae. quarters.
THfl FTIH.I.WYNN IN THE LEAD.
The Btbalwyna then rminaged to get clear of the
BngUabman and to aecura a lead of aeveral lengths,
whlch she held untll the red ball of the tnrnlng
buoy waa lesa than a mlle away. Th*n a change
came over the aspect of thlnga. The wlnd. whlch
was southwest by west, hauled a blt to the west
arard, and the watchful aklpperg took In apln
nakeri and hauled ln abaata, In a few moments
the r.heets came flat aft, for It was apparent that
the eastgolng tlde WOUM forca the boata to go for
the mark on a olose raacb.
" BPRDCR IV TFTtNS THE TABI.ES.
Spruce IV began to walk ov-r the water In a
au'rprlslng way. She slmply romped away, not only
paaalng the Btbalwyna to wtndward, bol drawing
out a le.-id that astoulshed every'^dy. Sh' ran up
a larg- Jib. arblok balpad to wMafl Iba gap s>'Hl
more. The Kthelwynn aeemed to have vety llttle
llfe as compared wlth her rlval, and !ong 1 efore
r..i. hltig the mark she was aadly aatern. t was
durtag thls closa reaoh that the only breeze of the
day was had. and the vlsltor woke up to II In a
WOBdarfol manner. The Sprure had passe4 the
KUielwynn at 1 hour 43 mlnutea. anil at 2 hours,
6 mlnutes 2o seeonds she rounded the mark, amld
nich a tootlng of arblatlca and screeehlngs from
naphtha laancbea as her owner had never baan
grpeted wlth before. The Spruce made a very neat
turn. and Instantly atarted back, goltig beautl
fully.
THE FTHEf.W'YNN ROUMDB THE HARK.
The Kthelwynn rounded at IMM, and she, too,
recelved a demonsiratlon, aJtbough she waa 2 mln.
ls . behin I her Brltlab rlval. The Spruce maln
tainei her long le.ni for a eonalderaMa tlme, bul
the Ktheiwyr.-i had rather the b.-tter of the wlnd. and
slowly erept Bp on the Brltoa. The apectators soon
naw a atrang^ thlng, howeve:. They saw that tha
Kthelwynn. althoiigh on BVBB t>Tins wlth the
Spruce. and to wlndwnnl ?t that. could not get
past. The Bnfltab ibippar luffp'i up and borc away
contlnually, keeplng always under the laa bow ?f
hls competltor. II waa a retnarkable exhlhltion of
skilftil ra.ing on Mr. Brand'a paK. The Rtbolwynn
had made up her 2 mln 1H a.-c loaa. aml u.ia flfty
feet to WlBOWard, vet sh? COUld not g?t past the
I(rl*?ui far enough to make It ^afe to tack
A P1NB STl'.OKK Of SKAMANSIIIF
Right at tht-. ertttca! part af tba contest the
abtppar of Spruce IV showed hls flne aeamanshlp by
brlnglwaj hta boat oot from under hls rlval's laa,
croaatng h< i bowa, and actaatty aecurlng a long
lead tc> v.lnilward
Hoth boata atood ln toward tba l.ong Isl
and ah< re aa far as they could go, aeek?
Ini; to n\otf! Iba strong ea-t-going tbi" Th"
Spruce tacked to port at ?,:12:K>. and the Kthelwynn
at 3:14:34, tluiH showlng im appai-nt advantagw ln
favor Of Spruce IV of 1 mln. 11* aec Then followed
a weotiaome tlme of xhort tacklng Inahora agalnst
a liot tlde. The hreeze waf *o llght that neltlor
Ihp?i aeemed to make haadway io??rit tba mark
The Kthelwynn iinaily had a favorabta alant of
Wlnd md blankefd the Bpnica. For a few moments
It looked as though she wotild get the lead away
from the Krigllshman
THB ORBAT BLURDER OF THR RACR
Hut here the Kthelwvnn made the one grent blun
dar of Iba race. instead of hugglng th" ihore,
m.iking abort ta -k? and warklng up toward the
mark. she aiood ofT Into the Sound. leaving h>-r
rlval to foilow he shore. That thls was a eoloaaal
nus'.ak^ was acon made evldent. The tpruea held
her owb agntnat tha tlde alongahore, but the
Kthelwynn sagged so far to leeward that wbftl
Bh< nexl camf abotlt and atOOd toward shore she
ba I lost more than half a mlle. At 4:16 hoth the
Ethelwynn and Spru-e IV had drlft?d down wlth
the tlde The Kthelwynn was opposi'e the mark
whlch ah> hi d turned two hours before.
THE RACE ABAKDOWBD.
At I'M the .-Jpruce dropp^d BBCbOf and took ln her
Jlh, an 1 tlvc mlnutes later the Kth-Iwynn gavo a
llne to a launch and came up alongslde of the
Spruce In tow. Then the Kthelwynn Baggcd a llne
10 the Spruce and hoth started for tne cluh'io'ise,
having abanloned the race.
COMMKNT8 OF YACHT8MFX.
Miih regrc! was expreaaed by the ya'-htsmen who
followed the race that the Kthelwynn was not more
sklKfully handled. It wa? gemrally COCKadad that
? he waa s.all'.d too tlne. )'*rank Herreshoff. brother
Of tba de.-lgner of tba Deteadar, sald: "The Kthel?
wynn was not handled as well as the other boat. but
lt"s--ms to me that Spruce I\ ls the faster of the
two."
Robert Hartley 8h rwood and J. w. I.ane, expert
amall-boal aallora, s:Ud that It was a mortificatton
.. go.,d brecae rio
, ay ln whlch Sjiruce IV romped awai ln the hlt of
breeae durlng the cloae n-aeh ls a cie^r Indlcatloa
of what ah" can do."
The boata wen badly crowdad at tlmaa by ?ail
lng yacbta and excttralon boat" The race to-mor
row wlll be utarted at 11:4a a. m. The ateamel
Aorora wlU earrj paaaangara.
such calau an 1 puff> as we hud to-day.
jn poply to a quaatloB, Rr. Bran I aal i that he had
no rompwlnl to make ragardlng Iba ronduci of the
? :. I inriOB fleet.
BTILL DISCOBBINO TIIK <TP RACBR
curnciam or uobd wjcba^tw and pbairb <>k
TIIK t M'li:i> PRBM SKK\I'K
l.ondon. Sep:. R, Th- ABJMMies'a '"up rOBtlBOta
to be a tople of aianaaatOB "The Fall Mall <ia
tette" alludes to the off?T of a Mrui of | Qgjgoai
baahen to glve H.twn for a race between Ika l"
fender and \ .OU.rle III out-l.e of Amerlcan water*
aa rli'lculous, and the pre-a generully Ignore* the
offer.
"The Saturday RevievC' lays: The excltement In
Nen-York on the occaaion of the flrat race appe.ira
to have b?-en Intenalfled by fals?- nens. The Aaso
cl? t ??? I I'ren* Hgeni\ worked a dtagrnm wlth
wooden yai-hts on a background of grean eanVM
h;ver\ tncident waa und?ratoo?l to be repreaente<|
fletorlally. Alaa! A reporter of the Aaaoclated
're?? mistook one yacht for the other. Tho epecta
tor? woie mlsl'd hv the Idet -ha' V-tlk\rie 111 had
Wl from .?iart :i flnUh. an I had won b> ?-g.it
mlnutfa A r.val ageacy. th I'nlted PraajJ, r.hos*
r?pnrtera were hetter Informed, erows lustlly. l ne
inlteil Press supplle* Th? Trlbun*. "The Heral-I.
?8un' and "TlmeB." lt was thls agency. W?
I belleve, to whlch "The chronlcle" owed Its mosi
.-T-i'll-nt report.
Il regarJ (j th- oewaa followed by I-ord I>un
! raven "The Saturday Raalaw" says:
1 opiidon in Amarlea seeme- -iivi-i-.i as to wbatbar
l.orl Punrnven act?d rlghtly or wrongly ln fEjaw*
; isig up the thlrd rare. Wa li.form our Amerlean
roualna that Eng l?h oplnlon at on;e wn<Wmnaa
Lord imnraven. In hlB prlvate capaclty U>rdvm
1 raven cotfd snll or refuse to sall wltho.it hur'tng
I anvthlng more Imp-.rtant than hls own r-pute as a
Br?rtaman and a m.m tr.lne-1 ln the offlres of
genteel courtaey. Bul Lord Dmiraven aetla| U
fhe repreaentatlre of the Royal Yaeht *i"'?,,r?n;
wa. ln . aense the r- -pr. s-n.n- ive UfjStmlaat
had do buslnesa to show temper and P??',? "^"/"h";
rondltlona ?hi--h wera known to "J1'/'':'.''
Ksued hls , hallenge It Is not the temper afB*
ItBhmen ?hen In a tlght stntt tp bahara BtW
aooled dar'lng of a fool'.flh.y ln lulgent rnotner
fffihVr ,?UthB tlme ,o be c. urteous resol-lte to do
one'i beat. and to tske a haat'na maa a?aa. tbo
lack of paraavatanaa haa anab.ad athar paers or
>n ablllty to (as? hlm n the fOlMCMlnt*. ne is
nnatable; he baglaa a thlng and droaa it.
LARCHMONT n.l'H HKMORIAL CUP RACB.
tiik ataaooafaW kmkrai.u DBTBATBD thk
aaKMUTA ix a UOH1 wixd-othkr RaCa?
The annual * hooner race for the Colt Memorlal
Cup presented by Mlss Be?ch. a near r-latlv^ of
the late Commodore faldwell H. Colt, of the T.arch
mont raafcl <,l"b. was sall-1 yesterdav over the
Club'fl trlangular course In the Sound. under the
management of the efTtdrnt Regatta ComnHtree.
composed of .lohn K. l.ovejoy. Otto Sarony and
\lfred Marshall. The number of entrl-B was com
paratlvely large. but the only startera were the
Emerald and the Amorlta. The breeze was light.
and the runs. rea-'hes and beats wer.> therefore de
voYl of BPaclal Interest. The Kegatta Commlttee a
recor-1 was as follows:
Klap?etir.>rre/-tel
v,m, Stsrt rtalsh 'Ime ?'ms
Am'rtta ...............MMM 4-14.47 4 MM iStfl
Fmera'.d WOB by *S mlnuteg Tt secon-ls.
C.mmolore II. M. Ot'.llg's sch-oner Ramona
wuii'd hav started In the race had It not been for
the f.ict that the Commodore entertalned on hls
yaclit the venerab> moth-*r of the late Commodore
Colt. wlth Mi-s Heach and others^
There was also a race for thlrtv-four-footers, In
whlch the Mly contestamB wre th- Acuahla ;.nd
the Dracoon, but thev wara unat..e to flnlsh for .ack
of wlnd. . . .
The only atartar ii th" twenty-one-foot disa was
Ihe Vaauero, ahleb ba-l a waikover.
The club wlll have ;in Intetestlng race to-morrow,
?rhen its ?f-ho<-ners wlll sall f-<r the covatad an 1 clf
gsnt I.nrchmont eiui. and also thlrty-four and
fwenty-one footors wlll contest for -peclsl prix?s.
A YACHT TO BBAT THK WORLD.
A ITNOICATI rOmWKD AT cowks, OT wilt-H THE
nuiaci of waxn is a mkmker.
I.ondon. Srpt. 21.-Accordlng to orrespnnd?nce
from Cowaa aavaral pr.>mlnent yacht?men, Inciud
lng th- Prlnc- of Wales, have form--l a syndleata
to bull'l a raoht to beat the worl-t. Th- pi-llmlnv
rles have been arrang-d, but nothlng d-ftnttc wlll
be de< Ide 1 HBtll tne ?*nd of october.
F/>R THB ROBBRT cKXTKit PRISfa.
Tlie Bpadal race for half-ratfrs, lipdar the ;iu
Bplcefl of the fjrlnthlan fl-et of New-Rocha'.la, Wlll
ba Ralle-l off New-Roche.le on Mondny, Hept-mber
SO. It wlll be f">.- a prl/.e pre.-cnt-d to the club by
Robart Caatar ?ome tlme ag->. but never yet race-1
for. It was the deslre of the doaor that the trophy
BkoaM be conteste-l for by small -r.ift manned by
not more than iwn men. aad the cub ncordlngly
makaa thls rh- S?ndltloa Of the contest. The course
Is trlangiilar. Bta mi.-s araund. aaJtod twjca orar,
maklng the total dlstan-e ten mllea EntrlMi must
be made ln wrlting and nl~l wlth the s-cretarv or
?t the elubhouM on Harriaoa lalaad befOraiM
O'clOCk ln the ir.ornlng of the -lay of th- race. The
Mcratary of th- club 1? J. D. Sj-arkman. of New
Rocheie, WhOM otnce la st No. M Broad;way The
other mambara of the eommlttac are B. T.B lnisai..
chalrroan; w. K. Corwln, K. II. ktargaa and F. W,
Hchoonmaker. , , . _?_,-, ..
The race wl.l be started a 1 o^clock, aeroas a
llne betwe-n the red buoy off Premlum I Otflf at.-i a
Btarkboat _
POSlTlVKi.v NO RACM a\>R THE DRFBHDBR
phiud-iph'a. napt B. The foiiowing neaaafta ex
plaln th-msc'.ves:
Hhllad-lphla. Sepf. IT.-C. Ollv-r Is-lin. New
Rocnelle N V.: Have re-lved 00 answar to m>
teiegram'of Htb, asklng wh-ther the serles of racea
could be arrang-d between the Defender and the
Valkyne shoul.l I becoin- owner of the latt-r Doat
As there Is almost a unlveraal deslre on the part of
botr the Amerlean and EngllBh people for a content
between these boats. I hope your declslon may be
favorable Answ-r Immedlately. ao that I may con
clude n-gotlat.ons f-.r tli- Valkyrle.^ MrNYON
Vew-Vork Sept 1> .1 M. Munyon, Phlladelp'hla:
Our syn-llcate has de.Med noi ?J> race Ihe &*????*
agaln thls s-ason. <-. OUYKn [BSbUI.
OXLY OXE BEAL I88UE.
l,u. PARKHUR8T ON' THK COMINO CAM
PAION.
lt". IATS TWC EPJOROAKtEATIOM "F thk POMCE
i.ki'a^.tmknT M STH.I. TO BW COMPUCTEO,
A;i> TH1 "'Koi'I.E SHotl.li NOt Bi
BUMOBP hv THB "iFBIJCOlKO"
op THF. Bxcna QtTBwnoN.
Th- Re? Dr. Parkhurst wa* In an agrenatde .Mt.tte
c-f niic-i Itat ovanlag when aaan by a raportar ?>f The
Trtbnrn.-. In th- course of the aft-rnoon H-nry
Hoii- k, rspreaentlng th- PtraaMn'a Mutual Baaavo
lent Asstclatlon. had called upon hlm wlth an ex
reedlngly nandaoroa floral trlbut- from the asso-la
tlon, and accompanylng It v?* it brlef nota slmply
contatnirg the wofda: "A waleoan to ? nobla citix-n
from the niemb-rs of the Klr-tnen's Mutual Henevo
lent Assiclatlon " That he had be-n <l-.-plv touch-d
by the genulneness of the trlbute hjh avManl In hls
toaa and mann-r. But he was not so pleaaad to read
th;it a Btata polltloal eanapalaa h;-..i bean aii aaappad
<-nt for blm the coaallH t'all, and that ba wsb to
<it\imp th- Htat- He sold "t was strantje how sllght
aiiusion-. could ba magnlBed, that aa bu.i no tbougmi
(1f i-nK'K'DK I" th- caBtpalfB fiom the vlewpolnt of
sheer polltlcs. Such a thlng would be arrogant and
tmpertln-nt "I may." h* sald, "ln renponse to nu
maroua lavltotlaaa, niak- two or thr-e tddraaaah la
U manv pln--es I have my OWB work to do h-re
at lioni-'," b- (ontlnu-!. "There Is my chureh and
1 shall contlnue to work h-te In N-w-York Clty
aloiig the same old llnes. I shall be found d?jlng
1,-islness at th- old stand."
Th-n he contlnue<l at some 1-ngth to show that
th- laau? I* exactly th- s.ime as It was a year ago.
In othat worda, ba laalatad thal the -.vork then
boawn raaaalna to t>? eomptatad, namei>, the ra
srnanlaatlon of the Poit.;e Drpartmant. Th- PoIIcb
'oromlBBlaaara, he ?aid, are tn the unfortunata posi
tlon In whlch they were left by "th- raoraaat"
I.eglslature of last fall. How-ver mui h th-y may
d-slre lt they can Instltuto no measure.s looklng
to th- r-organlxatlon of a force not more than 20
per oetu Of whlch Is In sympHhy wlth the law i>.
the etiforcement of law. Tiiut. he Inslst-d, la Ihe
lasue of the comlng campalgn, and none other
Bbould ba permltted to Intervene. The ex.-Is* (piee
tlon had nothlng to do wlth lt. He *?? sorr>, he
?alil, for the lempi-ranoe p-ople that they have al
luwe.l th-meelve? to be hllnde.i ?nd to b- led Into
bellevlng that thls Is the Issue, when th-y sbould
know that lt has been brought foiwsjr-1 by de
Blgrnlng polltlelaaa for a mHiign povaaaa. "lf there
is anything." he urgad, "that Tammanj mcaabig
L'roker and Platt. thank the I,ord for to-lay. lf
th-) thank Hlm for srnthtng, as 1 do not know
wh-ther th-y are Htucb ln that busitiess, bul lf
there l.? an) thlng the)- do th.ink Hlm for It Is that
thla excls- queatlao ha^ come Into the c.impalgn."
Remlnled that a go<> j many people w-re probab'.y
waltlng for an expresslun frorn hlm on thls BBBM
.x.-lse matter. hl< llps cl-n-1 tlghrly a? he sald Wrtb
empaaaas: ? i h-y tviH n.?t g-t u (r-)in me. Nor wiii
th-\ he^r anytnlng on thut ijuestlon from Pr-sl
denl Kooaera.t, or th- Pollew Board, nor from
Mr. P?rker. n-jr from Mr Aii1i-a?. nor from Mr.
titani. Wt tborougbl) undaratand ona aaolhar, an-i
nothlng w iii be s.ii-i
?Diio thlng at a ttm-." he sald later on. "Y'ou
oantiot hlt two targets wlth on- BtTOW. If > ou
ghoot at both the arrow paaasa batwaon an] 1*
H-re he was Inslstltm un-'? tnore that the cam?
palgn ba pmned dOWO to the fuifllOMOl of th
work ber-m laal y-ar. Th-re was DO Jther is<u.-.
lf al-l-J Yet the BgCMM cjuestioti h- frankly al
lowed wlll batra la !?? taken up an-1 aattSad lat-r
oa. Thara aai tkna >.aoagh for tbjt "i.-t us get
Ihe other." he earneatiy raaaarkad, "and then tne |
f\ !??? questlon cm be taken up an?l settled In i :
matuier thM-. irlll be rlghteous and gv:i>-ralh satls- \
f, .,,,- |f we -'sn -l-f^at Tutniiiany thls fal'.. then
Taanmani is dead "
II- could not say that any p.an ->f ratnpalgn has
,i. y*l been decklaa upon lt li poaalela, h- thotight.
to revlv- the t'lmmlit-e ->f Baventj ati'l the -am
pjlau Is n ?* OOlj nb.iiit two wneks later ln begln
tui.g 'han It wa* last fall thnt Is as re?ards th?
reform organlxatloii. He C-ought that a platt wlll
ba ih.il- kBOWn -n a few -lays
A WMCIAl 9MMM9W M WdTtMMWodB VUtTi.K
At the Slxth Moaal klOO Chatah, Vernon and
Webster aves . Rivenswood, I.-ing Island Clty, thls
evenlng the pastor, th- Rev. Hlmon B?, w I>r^w, wlll
oreach one of hls se>ct sermona on "The l.a-lder
Exter.dlng from Eafth to Hvtven. The holy com
munlon wlll be admlnlsiered.
THINKING OF SILVERWARE?
Very likely not. We
make it clear to you that nowhere
trurr, finer Silverware than under
prcfits and where $1 wiil commind
more in the exclusive stores.
lixtrt plate Teatpoons, 5* for ?t of fjg, barelv
more llun HC ejch: regular price of thet* good*
woiiIJ be H to $2 M.
Tablr SpOfifM anJ ,:?rki to m3,fh Te?Poon*. R00^
stroua, graceful, SIJI (of '?? ?*?! m,8ht wdI "
fjt.M. _ . _ .
Fxtt.1 qi.llitv and rxtra pl.ite Soup l.adlw, Fj*"forka
FMl KaJvta, Pie Knive? and the llke, 11.11; the
$2.50 arade*.
Roscrs li-pennvwciplit KnlvM $1.11 the Rjt of m.
Fin'ejt qiialily quadruple plate (loblrtti and Imm,
pfim, ?atin and aatBt engraved. II and ll.ai. MaB
ers list the? good* a* htgli a< t*>
Fmert quility quadruple platej Vegetablc and Baking
Hishes at half
mean that you shall We mtan in
in all this land can you buy better,
this roof, where there are no fancy
as rn'ieh Silveruare value aa $2 or
Finut quaHty quadruple plate Btitf Dnhei. plain
sjtin anJ satin engraved, at $J; mcjnt to be $4, $i?
and 9l<>.
Finest quility quadruple plate.1 CgRart, hird metil,
fine cut glas< bottle<, 13 $4 and $5; WfMlafb; t^tci
a* much
Fine*t quadruple pbted PariMrka, $1.75.
Fine?t quality quadruple pbted Ire Water Pitehart,
$5.ft; regular li*t price |1 V
Fme qualrty quadruple plated Coffee Poti, Tea PnR,
Sugar Pots, Oeam I'ots. Spooner-.. R ?t?r? R.H,
never under $8, sn-netimes AS.
All Silverware boughl in our departmenl cteined ?a
food as new, free nf charge, WRMCWU you nary
ring it to tw.
Dresses, Wraps and Millinery?
Ready? Yes, maam. readv. Not as ready as we shall
be, for nearly every Furopean steamer is adding rich things
to thf beauties alreadv at hand. but we are as readv M any
one. Many of the daintie-st Hats and Wraps are not on ex
hibition. Ask to see them if voti are interested.
WOMEN'S CAPES
We are showing the largest and nand
somest line of Velour and velvet beaded
( anes in New York. A marked feature is
their extra nill sweep. One customer
bouffht 3 on Thursday, on Fridav I more
Plenty of them now. $IS to $IW. with all
the between prices.
Second Floor. Brondway.
FASHIONABLE FURS
Just a few l;ints of wli.it we are doing in our Fur
% ?? bbch I'rench Coney <>es, 80 in. deep, 100 in.
sweep. $10.50; the |l5 kind
PrneR < anadian Sral Captt, 30 in. deep, 100 in,
iweeft $15: the $20 kind
Fine M** AatnUlM Cgfffa, gusra-.teed whole skms
M to. deep, 100 in. sweep, $21; yoji 4 pay $80
Nattv Brook Mink Scarfs, 75c; $1.50 arrywhere else.
fternnd Floor. Bro?dway.
RAW SILK STILL HIGHER
So ire the woven Silks Your fortune b to find a
merchant who wai forethoughtful euough Io gathrr a
stock when prioes were low and whois hbera enough to
let you have the goodi without rxtra profit. Nothing like
the silk selling we did liere las| week. Were ready
with newer goods for gieater ieMtlt? this weck.
Those DUri dVC Black Silks-Taffetas, Cros f.rains
Satin, Duchett, PaiUes, PegU de Soies, etc , are Hill
in gr.itul tUPpiy, , e
Hcre arc tbo excbisivi Imrs of black Brocade Satins
and Croj (.raiti', 20 to., many designs, 75c, usually
$1- same, 22 in., new and exclusive. Mc, itutead
ol $1 25 ' ln evtty wav as cheap arcordtpgly are
the lines at $1.25,' $1.50. $1.75 to $2, Mostly
detkned to our own order
New black Moiie Antigun for Capes, pjc to $JJ0.
A long countai h flUd with Riantifacturcn ends
and dress lengths of fine black silks much under
price.
C0L0RED. TOO
Fancy Taffetas at 58>
New Taffetas in CaWntJa. sfiipes, brocades, changeable
and cliameleon effects, street and evening shades,
at 95c. the usual $1 25 grades.
Fancy Crepaa and Crepons lor evening weai.Mcto
$1.50,
Velvets are just as unusual as the silks. More than 50
shades 19 in. silk taced colored velvets, at 95c.
You expect to pay $1.25. Almost every known
shade in the $1.50 and $2 grade Velour du Nord,
1)2 in , perfect black, iir capes. $2.50 to $4.50.
Rotuudn.
DRESS STIFFS
Dot.'t imagine that you can comprehend the styles
and assortments in half a dav But you can get a good
uotion of both in half a minute We have nevcr
shown anything in September bel'ote that apptoached
tnis gathering in excellence ot extent.
1LACK GOODS
Knotted Boucle Ohevtot?, tWr; the <5c grade.
Fancy Chevtots and crinkly effects, 75c.
French jacquardi and briglit Mohair, figured effects,
Boucle Chavtott, CggaaJ'l hair and bourette effects,
$1.25, $1.50 ard $1.75 yd
Wkk wale Cheviots, Mohatr finish. Mc; the usual
$1.M ?rade.
Sfora/l Serge, good, firm body, 50c; would be good
value at 75c.
KtofTe Canjche, Fantaisie Zibilene, Pomtelle Mohair,
' Fantaisie Boucle, $2.50 up to $5.50 yd.
COLORED DRESS GOOD5
F.nglidi t'.heviots, illuminated effects, 48 in., $1.10.
4M in fancy < Iheviota, very stylish, for street costumes,
HJR
42 in. silk-and-s\ool Novetty Suiting, 8 comNnation*,
$1.05.
4H in illuminated diagonal wool-and-mohair Mutures,
$1.75.
4H m. Hnglish Tailnr Suitings, new fall colors, 11.50.
French C.heviots, Plaids and Mixtures, in boucle and
canichc effects. $1.75.
Ia and Near Hotoads.
COTTON DRESS Q00DS
A PRtty Itoe of standard quality Prints in dark color
ings. 4 ytc
Printed llannclettes, carded backs, all the new f.ill
colorings, 12 ',i
Indtgo blue Percales, ?lnpes, dots and pretty figuied
dctajn*, 12' i
Standatd quality indigo blue Prints, $c.
Haavy Canton Flannel, RnfJy napped back, ijb/c;
Ihetc ktnd
I'H-in imbleaclied Muslin, lieavy, fine and closely
woven, ic.
Konrtli Avenae.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Tbetc items only suggest?there's a storeful as win
some in their way,
On sak at I P. M---!K)0 good fine Percale Shtrt
Waists, l.iuiidrred coll.irs and cuffs, yoke back, Uc
and 50c, from ?">c and $1.75.
(ln sale at 830 P. M ?200 good fine muslin
Drawers, wktc licm and 9 spaced ple.its. 25c; the
50c knid. Three pieces only to one buyer.
On sale at 4 P. M.?200 good fine cambrtc ("orset
("ovcrs, high round neck, trimmed wllh neat em
broidcry, ftc; the 25c kmd. Three pieces only to
one buver.
On sale at 4 80 P. M.?200 good heavy muslin
Cownt, plaited Mother Httbbard yoke, JaV; the
75c and $1 kind. Three pieces only ?old lo one
buyer
?Second Floor. Konrth A?rn?e.
LAMPS AND CLOCKS
Banqiet 1 amps. with improved rentre draft bumer,
large onyx column and line silk thade, $1.75 com
plete, the best value ever offered.
Hand decorated porelain Tlocks, for mantel or to
hang. $2.35.
n?aemeat
REAL KlD QLOVES Sl
ln the prettie^t (ilove Department on (he
Globe.
The Gloves were got when leather pric#*
were low. rarlv last IPrfriff. One of the
great makers of (irenoble. France, worlced
exclusively for us and for the Ron Marche
in Paris.
Fach pair of Qoves is w.irranted" real ! 1 klthff BBJ
lamb, goat or smashen.
Two thousand dorens. "24.000 pati, rf the<e gre*
Jloves. The prtse $1. Tha) wot.l.i l-? chtap it
l.af, Many deale-s wonl.i'?jy $'?
Embroidered in the late<t ..ombinations and in wlf
colors All the B8W fall, 1W5. akj ln a-- hert.
F'erfect btack!
There are browns and" grj\< and paarh, and rrodat
and tatu, bUttCf, lemon, EBfKsh rcds, whact, ind
everv ctfnr that your fatuy may inveni
F.very glove. no mjtter how Cfttap, wiH be Bjtai lo
yOUT hand lf desired.
We have the latest and beM imprOYed Ckova Repik
ing Machine. We will ihorien 1*mg"s, do e*trt
stitchmg, or meiul your glov*., all Irca OffhaVa,
LACES
Fngli*h Valencennes I ao-s Ccr blousev for la.tiw'
neckwear. for under.ve.v. rorcrgVran'i wear?BBaa
beaultful loti at lic, at l& at 25.
E>qusite assortment* of lugh-da^s liren colored ang
ertara Vanattan Latcai at 21c and aawaai Beautw
ful Drapery Ncts to matdt, at $1 and npward.
WHITE DOTTED SWISS
(dean and CfaBJ a< pure snow. 43 R wide. You
never bought them even two-thirds of thts wmrh
at such a little price. All hand frnnhed, the mo?t
exquisitc ever on our count?r>, ?7>. the yari, worfi
$1.
TRiMMINGS
Fvery new thing in this. shop
For II the loveliest tnple cut |et tTtmminp, gamiturov
collais. bands; better than we know of lt $2
50 pattcrns voloret l**ad and BBaa] tnple cut jtt
trimmings, never btforc ?-hown in this country,
25; yd.
Spangled TliBBBfM*, ?o!ors and btack, gltttenng jat
trimming, b?adit>g<, edgin?\ ^aloonv banda, i
bewtldering assort-vettt. SOV yd ; Baatt" under R.
FEATHER BOAS
We do not offer $1 or $1 &* stul'f, bccauBJ it ii aaf
possible to give you Boas that are worth havrng at
t'lat prue. But'we do give you real |10 Boat at
\SM. A new uipply of ttiJm, made jn our ?a>
workshops, from ipectaly selected featherv 'Jfkai
with the smalle?t margm of prof'it, and theregJI.
M.Ca ro BW, a-'COrdhng to lengtb *ik1 wei^hf. %y
UMBRELLAS
School Umbrsllas for girW or boy*. or tcachan eva\
Stout materul, twilled Carrola with pratt) rool
handles, paragon fr.me, well laibhed. 75c each.
That M-axk Uatkrcia woradai at I2J0 b of pud
twilled <ilk. with Fnghsli nalural handle* of nrwed
dcatJBi w,,n ,<xl< pafW1 BBBsa, new p^tent kKel
feruUV $2.50; the usu.i! S5 kmd.
FURNITURE
We mean to make this wmd-up w*k i f the Septrm
ber Sale memorable to every Furnttun bajJSB Vou
know what we ve been doing, how htgh grade goodt
hav? been pa^sed along to you at )e?s than BKtor) cost
to-day Here i< bettet yet. There are iome >hort lotl,
there are some orphaned pie.es Thete are tpecisl
Uangi lhat have slipped to one aoV .i* tht great wavtot
selling rolled by. We have hunted tnem ail out. May
be just the thing or thingt you're lookmg for, and rnaiy
of them are at half regular pncev
Parlor Suit?, 1 ibrarv Table*,
Bedrootn Suit*, I'arlm Tables,
Sideboards, < hiftonier*,
Dining Table*. Toilet Tablf<;,
riima Clcsets, Bra^s Beds,
Bookcases. Daak*,
Cheval Glasses, Maak fabinets,
Divinj, Hat Rarks,
(lhairs, Wa-drobev
Coorth I'loor. t
N0VV FOR A RUd
The prices are rven moresurprisingl;. ?mall than ontha
C.arpets that have been makine $uch a sensat.on in tradmg
circfet. Thoice Rugs, ricfi Rug?, briutifut Rnf?.
Worthy a place iu any hou*e. and W tha l??t n^00*/
equal goo.'s were ever marked for
Antique DagheMan Rugs, $4.50, $6?0. $7.50,
$12.50, $14.50; the ?7 up lo $?? ?radcv
Turkish Ruajs. aveiage ?i/e t?x 12 't $*0.
Worsted Velvet ("arpet?, Mc; not |l M
Wilton Camats, $l.?; ihe I? W kml
Bigelow Axmmsicr < atpetv $1.25; ihe %1 kmd.
Thlrd Kloor.
BOYS' CLOTHINQ
That boy$ will like; that those who pay for tnt
clothe* will like
Boys' all-wool bttlC cMnchtka Reet'ers, fast co\o>, vel?
vet collar, wool 'ined, H to 15 years, $5.
Boyt' fall weight miported blue Fnglnh ?etge and t?n
colored covart cMft Top (oatv 4 ba II >?rt,
?MB ? _i
Boys' double-bre.isted Kno.kabout Sufh, alt-wooi
Icatdi cheviot TwaaoV taa, grt) ibb brown,
ptetty mixed patterns, 6 lo l.'j v.trv ?S
A sn.all lot of out $>1 and ffl two-piece SaaB, ro?
dium weight, all nattv p.itterns, ma) go at $4.
Srrond Floor. Muth Street.
HOUSEKEEPINQ CHINA
Fngraved and pl.un two-quart |u?s. BV .
Fine liatid-de.orated Aitstnan China Tea Cupi aw
SaiKcra, fcV.
Fnglish dacoratad Chamber Toilet ^ct- I " >?:?. a>
sorted .olorv $2.50.
Bstaeasieatt.
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BROADWAY
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A BOBOIAMY AT WltttdM H. WRBKK
MOM CIIIMK NKAR TAHHYTOVl-N- A 8KHVAST8
I'KifMSK BTt)RT.
irlnie aeeni* 10 be rlfe ln Tarrytown, and the
aaaall pollre fjrce are unab'e to cope wlth It. Fol
lowlmr close upon th* Incendlary flre* on the ratate
gf John l? Mockefeller, there waa a Uurglary on
Tburaday ?t the baajpj of \\ llllam II. Webb, the
nvllllonalre ahlpbulldrr, at U.envllle, threu inllea
back of Tarrytown. An unknown thlef etftered the
bonae .1.1 walked away wlth aume Bjf Mr. Welib'a
rlotlilng and a rlfle
A man aarvanfl of Mr. Webb'e aaya that he waa
ln a anl '?ii IB I'arrytowi) late Thuraday tilglit when
a atrnnger entered. wearlng Mr. Webb'a over. oat
and carrylng the atolen rlfla. Tha atrangar bought
i\ Irlnk .1111 went out. The aervant aald he waa
tOO frlghtened 10 atlemr't alone to datatn tha rob
ber. and when h? aaw hlm ran out to aummon aa.
aiatanee. When he returtied to tha aaloon tha rob
ber had dt.-wppeaie.l.
thlef of J'o'lce N^aalter la Inveatlgatlng the eaaa.
and the i-.!t--e aav they axpeet to m*k? an arr??t
aoon It la aald that the value ot tha eto'an prop
erty la iboiit IJOO Hoth th* Webb ramlly and tha
pollee ar? reticaat concernlng tha detalla of tba
robbery.
MRlEl) VXDMM a MMTJt aWMSO.
OXK MAM SKItlut .-I.Y ISJlKKU AND TWO OTHBBi
MUOI1TI.Y HfKT IX JtKO'-KI.VV
Tha faKIng of an Iron awnlng In front of th*
butcher shop of Troutman * Katon. at f-?* ?
and naihaaj OTI Brooklyn. burle.l tkfOa n.en un?
der a maaa of twlsteil aheet Iron. ?nd probabiy
fatallv injure-l JOBB Morrls-ey. th rry-nlne vesr*
old. of No m Morrow-at. Thomag Karrell, '??niy'
three raaCB old. of NO 144 Walton-st, and Frana
Perry, forty vears old. of No ? Palmeito-st . were
also h'irf. .
The awulng or roof came BOWB wlthout an w*
ataat'a wararac. A aiwwdj soon aaawataat aaa aao
little dlfBculty ln pu.llng K.ureaa u-.d IVrry out ?
the wreek Morrlaaey, however. was wedaed raa
under the brokeu awulng. w.th a gaBOJ of H
restlng aoaWBl h!a itotnach. He JM un. onsctous
when the uwnlng was tlnally pulled away. *? K
bulan.e waa summoned from the Homoeopain?
Hospttal. to whlch he was removed ,n1uru?,
An examlnatlon revealed aerloua Int*rnal tnjuraa.
Bare for a few sltght brulaea and lornjplOtMB nw
other rnen were not tnjtared. The doctora at ???
hoepltalsay that storrlasey l. llkely to ??
No good reaeon I* aeaianed for the fall or ?JJ
awning It la sald to have been In !??* "KfagS
to have laten put up wlthin a coanparailvely ?*"*??
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