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MR SCHIEREN WITHDRAWS.
WILL NOT RUM POR mayor ov prook
l.VN AQAIN.
BI8 I'E<'1.1NATI.1N CAl'Sai THB l.At'N'-HlNO OF
XIMKH.M'S I'.ni'MS WORTHS BCHBMfl TO
BXTB SENAT.'lt HKYNOI.l'S.
Wlih characterlstlc simlghttorwaraaess, M n >r
gchleren, ? i : ok.yn. actlng upon the auggestlon
o| The Tiii,nn-. yesterday cl#ar*d thfl polltlcal akli-a
tok'yn i.v deCaring hls stUtude In reKard to
a reaomlnatW Ha gave oai tha followlng *ta:c
mt.it.
ln aaawer la saan* ergeal i-eaueets, <1*l,-v..l???"' }*?
that l wouid agaln be a cnnildat" f'.r th? Ms>or
all) i ., -.4 ?, .? what I tiav a.ready ?*v??'
time* aald. lhat 1 wlll not under anv clrcunut^caa
whatever accent n renomlnstlon. r^or neaTly two
offlelgl work haa fcen oecu>> Ina
my who'.e tlme snd fhoogM. Howmu b
ia admlnlauaUon of the omce oi
May. ? tlyn Involvea can onto he ?aa.iae ' ??
one m dal'y contacl with Ita affalr*. Aad I bave
never glven to mj own buajneaa floser or more
n than haa been g ven to thedu
aine* 1 have he.d H? ihe aami
? tr:-.- - .?dmlnla_** ???? J***
mv bualneaa and my health now abaolute.j for.ld
ni.. lo aaaumi Buch a bonleB for aaother term.
NUMEROU8 BOOM1 LAUHtTHBD.
Tii" above fr<.m Mr. Schirren waa tlie s.gnal for
? B of half a d088B "r mor.- booma. The
r hlmaelf aaM ha woald lik" to see Alflred i.
Whlte. Comi ' Of Clty WorhB, nomlnate.l na
Ne flald that no man ln the clty
kn w m. re aboul tha dutlea of the ..fflre or would
do better Ib II tbsn Hr. Whlta. Th.? frlenda of :
4 v re. I-'.. i-rii-k w. Wurster, wi.'.um ;
Wltham d Btyaat, Oeneral stewart U j
i. Iford. John Oascotafl and Benator WT.llam II. \
ten led tbat ih.ir favoritea would
trouble In de-aoastrattng to the
thelr fltnesa for the offW. and each ,
I . ? . r taln . f electl.m.
lt became known laal alght lhat ex-S.*nator Worth
) .1 ,i * irprlss 18 fltors for the peoplo-a sarpriflfl
wna ta bare beea hepl ? Bectel untll the tlme j
Conventlon 10 nomlnate Mayoralty
Por a w.ek Mr. Worth haa been j
,-- for the aprlniting of Senator
,; nventJon, bellevlng that the
be i ihea by p.irprlae that a j
? : ReyaoMfl arould bfl posslble. Mr.
?. th beinjr. wllllng lo contribute
I , hl eampalgn fund. nnd the desIraW'.ity of j
is s Repubheaa has been dweit
I rloquence by Mr. Worth nn I
ln thelr taika amonsr themaelvea. Not
Mr. Worth, however, about Sena
, |f i: mrse la tha Benate relatlve to the
n ? reorganlaatloa billa. When the {
,] obllvlon of ltuberta.il and ODggeaball,
brought aboul by ihelr betrayal of the Republican
fc1 ,t ln th. presrnce of Mr. Worth"* ,
rrlenda. wlth the auggeatlon that
4,,. i;. ... f-fimilly culp.ible wlth them. the
ndldate Ib saauted aa rtdlculoua.
.j. . .-. hla frlenda say. wlth all
Rrnuhlcai -. Wl.! im i: rr. has been one of Mayor
,:.,,?-. hla renomlnation
nt of the Montauk Club
? th. I'i" iklyn Ym.ng Republican
r'lub la ad ? boal of K<i;ublican*. who
i?..4.- tbal h. a i- lh. man. Oeneral XVood- ,
Mr ,; . consldered Ideal candl- ,
? imerous frlenda.
At .. meetlng of Republlcans at the Hrooklyn Re
Ciub, ln Pferregont-st.. last nlght. called ,
purpoae <>f talklng over the Mayoralty alti a
ii.n ' l-ratiklit. Woodruf! prealded Ex-ASBembly
,,,-,?,' stillman F Kneeland Introduced a reaolutlon. i
whl. h N4.i" paaaed, provldlng for the npp,>lr,tment of
., ;,,.,..,,,-.:.,, ol in- to organlse n commlttee ot ona
hundred to take auch stepa aa may be deemed ad
vliable looklng toward tbe nomination and electlon
thla fall of men who shall truly repreaent the Re
.? party and serva tba baal Interesta of the
Cg^hea)0wew'msd8 by Mr Woodruff. OOMISSa
man Hurley. Mea.re. Kneelarid F.'-nt-ilManaHell.
. \\ aieason, Bupervtsor Be?*ley, Aiuirew j.
rerry.Jared Chambors and Eh*neat ?' K'.tt. iibarh.
S.t.tii'.,' was aboul equally divided between a
iwn-partlaan and Btralghtout Republican nomlna
tion. _^_
THEY FAVOR LAW EXFORCEMENT.
A OEBMAM OOOD I'.'lVKHNMKNT CXUB DENOl'N'T.H
TIIK A.TI.'N OT CI-I'B N.
At a mecine of Oood <"cvornment ("lub If, No. I.TIS
Flrst-ave . Tu. .-day nlght, tbe followlng resolutlons
wera paased:
"Whereas It baa been puWlcly annotinced that
Oood Oovernment Club N, of tha XXXIId Aaaembly
Dtotrlet baa Beceded from tbt- Councll of Confeder
,xu \ Oood <-f,,v rnnient Clubs, and
??Whereas, Th.- reaaoa glven for a.K-h actlon. by a
amall portlon of tha members of tho club, ia that ln
enforclag the lawa tha PoMcfl commlf?sloncrs have
reaorted to an alleged *vy system, aad
?wi,. reaa, The memtM ra of Club N, belng ln large
T,art cltlsena of Oerman blrth or parentaga, be lt
"?Reaolved Thal we, membsia of Oood Ooveranaent
I'li.b i? of the xxx.h .ad.ii.mingi Assembly Dta
til.t i?nd alao belng cltlsena of Oerman blrth or
tage. denounce the actlon of Club N ar.d re
..,,,.. our loyalty to Ihe purpoacs for whlcb our
elub haa been organlsed nsmely. homa rule, non
partlaan munlclpal government and the enforcement
lan.''
OEORGE P. LTON NOMIN'ATED.
Tjti: BIBOHAMTOB m:aM.(?'K BBOBBX-DK W. R.
Ji.HN.-i ,N fOB HENATOR.
Blaghamtoa, Bept 2'. iSpcciai),-on the Wth bal
? -nlght th. Republican Conveatlon of the sixth
lai Diatrict nomlnate 1 George F. Uyon, of
- lustl ?? Of the Supreme Court. The
. bad be. n ln 8 lleadlOCh for two daya. an 1
boi one. The tinal vote waa: Lyon,
Of OtaegO, 4; S. C. Keeier. of
. sad i: K- Wagaar, of Uelaware. 1. The
atlon w.ij ma l- unanlmona.
tn Senate Conventlor. of tha
XXXVHlth Dlstrict, compclslng Hroome. Coi
? - waa held at no.>n to-day, ??. l on
rsi balloi I'i. W. V. Johnson, of W?verly, waa
for stat.- Benator. Rpfufl T. Pack waa
? dldate. snd he recelved th- 4 ea
. ?>-. Dr. Johnson ?
.- im ,u-. Reaolutlon! 1 >n
nor, the retlnng Senator, werfl
m
,i..\Mi:s A ROBEBTi CAMTAIQM CLUB.
. ? ,1^ club of thn year waa orgnn
l7, 1 srenlng at Na "-"-.'- Kast Tanth-et
Tl ?? r Ing v.as OWled at the instlgatlon of Jar-ob
,1 The name of Jamea
_x K,, ... ..... preseai State Controller, who wa-.
1 at Baratoga, was adopted aa tba name
,' (_, ;,. Th. ' lowlag were eleeted ..m.-erB:
}?., | ,,.. ? peter D. Plsher: vloe-prsaldeat Charles
ll' Kelby; treai irer, Peter 1/ichman; correapondlng
tary. Bamuel Heaa; flnanclal Bscretary, Fred
Hlrt; rccoi tary, Harry H. Keller;
aergeantiat-arma Bamuel Vollman. Over nlnety
and there were indicatlona of
.-, memberahlp of many more. Meetlnga wlll be held
44 ekly. _
I.K ORAND C TIBBITg FOR SKKATOR.
Troy, N. T., Bept '.'.-The Republicana of the
XXXth Benate Dlstrict, compossd" of Renaaelaer
CountJ : La Oraa 1 C. TH.bits for State
ttor yeaterday._^
NOMINATIONB IN HKKKIMRR.
Herhlmer, N. T.. Bept. ? (Bpeclal).-Ths Republl
ean County Conventloa, beld here to-day. was a
harmonloua gathering. Benator Mlller lefl here
f,,r New-York oa tha m-.rnlng traln before the
,?, t, decllnlng to take any part ln
for noinltiHtlona, aaylng that
.nteataata arara ?n bia frlends. 1. R.
Deyendorf, of Herhlmer, ?waa nominated for
, ...- judge, and O. H Bprlnger, of Stark,
? ,- l fur Aasemblyman. No other
. wer. preaeated to ths conventlon. Hadley
Palla, who waa a candidate for the
,-.l the nomination pf Devei lorf,
. h he prophealed a unlted party under
.... 0f Warner Mlller In Herhlmer Coun?
ty an 1 rouafng maj .ritlefl for the tlcket ln Novem
bir The ?:?'? -? ' 1: J-'^1 "???' ^'"'-,h tor renom
-, was brought about through
the eompllcatlonfl whlch grew out of the Judgeablp
ther candrdatea for judge were the
Ion, of littla Palla, -nd
1 *
E, A. Hrof^., "
r Dolg. vlll.
NOMINATED BT ACCIaAMATlOM.
ii v .<? pt tt?Coraallus P. Pai
waa to-day nominated for Bsnator ln the new
XLIII ->*1 Henrjr Harrlaoa la tha XLlVth
j,..- ? Both nomlaatlons were made by aeclama
t;on. _ _
AXTBBAC1TB COAL PBMOE8 801X8 UF,
The leadlng aathracits eaal ceaspaalss yeaterday
advan entfl s toa .>t chicago, Mil
w.-uik'-.- aad ii"- head "f i-?ke Buperlor. They all
. however, thal there 1* no comblnatlon.
and l ara rlaing merely as a reault of
natural cond
illi: BTBDTOATB BBT8 TBB OtTT ROSDS
Tha P.':.Y..:y.t Bl 3 | er cent gold bon I* of the clty
. f New-York, for whlch bMs arara reeaived on Taaa
arere awai led yaaterday by Controller Flteb to
?',,.? syadlcal.mpneed <,f 1 P. Mergaa & Co.,
lilakfl Brothera *-? Co., un 1 Harvey i-'^k A Hona, at
100.3177. Aithou^'ii I ' aaaaa srnall lota of the bonda
a hlgher rate had beea offered, Mr. Pttch declded
? waa foi tbe beal lntereata .,f the clty to aell
? , the ayndl ats *?n ea<-h lot tha syadl
1 ,te had bll for Ihe whoie or BOaa at the aame rate.
li,. bonda V4?ie exempl from taxatlon. and son.e of
tl..... wiii i.oi mattirs ui.nl IML
' Highcst of all in Leavening Strength.- Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
RCft&l Pmder
mV ^ ?^ABSOWJTELY PURE
AFFAIB8 IN BROOKLYN.
_-? ?
BE MAY BE TRIKD FOR HER DEATH.
1.1D flOBIAfl ?'.IVK KATI-: BORRIBOR THK POIBOR
THAT RILLRD HRR1
Charlea Tob'.as. the young varlety actor. who Btaa
arreated aa a arltnoaa t,> the sui.-ide of Rate Borrl
son. who took h.*r llfe Sunday evenlng by swal.-n*.
Ing rarl.ollo a.-i.l in South Third-st.. wlll DOW ln Bll
I.robabllity bare lo stand trlal for her d-ath. Tiie
ilea.l glrl liveil wlth Toblas aa hla wlfe ln .1 f';r
Rlahed room at N'O. ^C P.-rry-st H.'fore Bha dled
.he told the doctors in the Knstern I Jatrl.*t Hoa?
pltal, where she had been removed. that Tobaa
hai glven her the polaoo r.i swallou This loni.is
,!?nled. and would xflxn the polke .10 Infoi matlon
as t,. where the glrl purrhased the po.son
V.-ster.lav a young woman who m:.I ."he araa tne
wlfe of Toblas called at the ofllce BtCnroaet
Craaaiar aml aald tbal Toblaa had aavara tlmaa
trtad to perauade her to take her llfe while t.ie,
llved together. On one o.*< aslon. sh? Bliegra, n
had Bltempte.l to polson her hlmaelf, an.l "he waa
.ompellerl to leave hlm. The woman sald .?he Il\cil
at No. 78 Mangln-st.
THK CROSS1NO LAID QUICKLT.
PRRB1DRRT FI.YNN OB THH RAMAD RLBCTRKJ
RAii.::oAn OOBPART BAHBB c.ood
HIS I'RO.MISK.
Tresldent Flynn of Ihe Nassau Electr!" RaH?
road Company, ln order to make good a doelaratlon
to the effect that he would lay a crosslng over the
Long laland Railroad tracks at Oceari-ave. not later
than Wednesday lf the courta gave hlm p.rmls
slon. had sent to Urooklyn yesterday by expreaa
from the Johnson Hall Works, a( .lohnstown. I'enn .
a rea.iy-made crosslng arelBhlnS BbOUl MM pounds.
This mass of s'eel reacli'd N'ew-York yeaterday
mornln*?. and w.is transporte-1 t.. Urooklyn on flve
double tru<*ks. The croaalnn wns put In laal nlght.
and nassengers are now ball 8 laBon fr?.m ine
Broadway and Thlrtv-ninth-st. ferrles to Manhattan
Beach for a slngl- Bra-canl fare. The declslon
awarditig the Naaaau road the rlght to croaa tl.e
Long Isl.m.i tr.vks at (..an ave w.ir. not r.??
hy Juatlce Pratl tlll Tueaday mornlng al 11 oolock,
Hn.l the quicknesg exhlblted l,y the company 18
regarded ln Heooklyn aa OUt of the ..nlinary. rtn.
company's rxpr.ss 1.111 was over *K>00.
WECHSLER BROA A CO. DI880LVE.
The drygoods department store flrm of Wrchslrr
bros. & Oo., in Fulton-st.. araa dlaaohred laal nlght
by mutual oonscnt. The business wlll be conttntH 1
by Henry Offerman. the owner of the buildlng ln
whlch the flrm haa been doing baatnaaa for tbe last
three yeara. The newa was a good deal of a surprlse
in Urooklyn, and nelther of the Wechskrs nor .Mr.
Offerman would dlscuss the r-.is.ris for tbe ap?
parently sudden actlon. The store wlll be cloaed to
morrow an.l Saturday, after which it wlll ba con
tlnued ns usual.
The a.'tlon last nlght wlpes out for the present an
old flrm whlch began bualneaa at No. 'ii>\ Fulton-st.
twenty-five years ago as S. Wecbaler & Bro. Three
yeara ago the Urm was ch.ing.-d to W.-rhsler llr.is.
_ Co.. Mr. Offerman golng ln C. H. Offerman. aon
of Henry. wlll repr.si nt tils father in tbe store, and
Henry P. Ilerger. th<> former supcrlnnndent, wlll
| contlnue ln the same capaclty.
AN OFFER FOR AN ABANDONED CHFRCH.
The trusteea of the Firat Oerman Merhodlst T*p!s
copal Chureh. at Stagg ani Lorlmer ata, have of?
fered |17/)00 for the chureh and grounds of the St.
1 Luke'a dtabaadad ('hurch So.i'ty, Paon-at an.l
I Barcy-ave. Bt. Luke'a Boclety dlabanded some
months ago. The property Is valued at 1-0,000. The
offer has not as yet been BCCCptad.
DEATH FHOM HSR INJT'RIES.
Vlctoria Noga, four years old, who whlle p'.aylng ln
the street ln front of her home. No. 250 Kent-ave..
Tueeday evenlng. "was run over by one of Paul
Weldman's brewery wagons, driven by Edward
Slcrbeen, dled yesterday ln the Eastern Dlatrlcl
1 Hospital. VUtoria's mother has lost her reaaon as
th.- result of the accldent. Slerbeen waa arralgn.-.l
In the Lee Avenue Pollce Court yeaterday and n
manded to Jall to awalt the actlon of the Coronerg
Inquest. _
GATHERED ABOUT TIIE TOWN.
Park Commlssloner Srjuier has bOUght of Mi.*hael
| J. Dady 173 lots on the Canarsle water front bei wnnxx
'. East Elchty-elghth and East Nlnrty-serond ata,
and runnlng to Skidmore-ave., for new park pur
po**s. paying therefor about HS.OOO.
The new branch of the glris' hlgh school wll] open
I to-day ln old s'-hool No. ?. ln Bedford-ave., near
I Jefferson-ave. The puplls wlll be obllged to report
I for laboratory work to the mnln buildlng. Calvln
Patterson, prlnclpal of the llrlB" hlgh acbool, wlll
' hava charpe.
The home of Mrs. H. B. Claflln at No. U Plerre
? pont-st. WM entered I.y burglars on \V.-.
! night, but the burglar alarm went off and ftlghtaned
the Intruder away. The Clafllna are still In the
country.
A majority of the nepub!l<an dlstri.t ns-.. I .* ? ?
of the Twenty-fourth Ward on Tueaday (
adopted a reaolutlon Indorslng I'aul E. Da Fer* f .r
one of the two ('ounty Judgeshlps to be fllled Ihls
fall.__
A REMODELLED 1J0ATLER7.
CHANOK-4 MADR IN THF* BRRTOORT HOUSB iHOW
A NEW DBPARTURS IN HOTBL APPOIRTBRRTa
The Hrrvoort House, one of the ol.lest of Si W
Yoik hottia. at Flfth-ave rnd Elghth-st., has taken
a new departtire In the way of hoM appolnt;.
The hotel. which atands upon property owi.
the Sallor-s Snug Harbor, re.-ently chang- I I
ment, and to-day ls conduct.d by Charlaa Jalmea.
The hotel has been greatiy Improvei ln many r. -
! specm, ar.d ln hon*tr of the new ltiHUgurat:m t
i supper was aerved In the hotel from 8 to U o'clock
j last evenlng. The hot-1 was tastefully 4tt
j and muslc was furnished. A plcasant evenlng a II
apent by those who attend.-1.
The hotel never showed to better advantage than
j It dld last evenlng under the new arrangem'-rit.
! The Idea ln remodelllng Ihe housa was to mak*
lt more home'ike. and to brlng lt as near a Club
as poasible under hotel condltlona. As a result, the
lower floor hns been transformed Into a serles uf
rooms such as nre pacultar to a lirs-t-claas club.
There is a bllliard-room. and adjolning this the
reading and wrltlng room. Then comes th- cafO.
All the Amerlcan and forelgn papera are on lile ;ind
the, llterature is auch as la furnlahed In u eliiii
The buffet is also on th.- flrst floor, wlth an oyeter
counter. Th-* r.io-ns have all been rern >ie!le.|. an 1
much new furniture has bei n added. Th<- rOBUlt ls
that, whlle all of the old cmforts hav.- 1.1 re
talned, manv new Impr.ivements of modern date
have be-rn addel.
I'nder the new management, with the new im
provements. the hotel probat.iy wlll bave a great
season of proeparlty, ns lt ls Just f.ii'*h a hostlery
as that portion of the city will appre.-iate.
AXOTHER DOWXTOWX CLUB,
THE roMMETtriAl. IRCORPORATSD nv BVSINBH
AM. PROnSBIORAL BBB
ArtlcleH of Incorporation w.-re Blcd jreateTdajr with
the Secretary of State In Albany for a MW <iub. to
I.e known as the .'ommer.ial (.'lub of N<w-York.
Its objecta, as set forth ln the arttclea of li.
poratlon, are to furnlsh a soclal r.r- ,tt 1 r j
engaged tn eomm?reial ani profeaatoMl pui
and to advanee literature and ait, and also to maln
taln a Ubrary, readlng-room nnl art g.ill. ty. Tii-'
dlrectora of the club for the Ilrst yc.r ar.
(hariea A. Flamtr.er, Rollla M. Morgan, Qeorg( B.
?n. Alexander Ui!.\'. F. B. Ilymt, .1. Bdward
."?>\v!.-s, Harry Hapha.-I, K. P. BaiTIMI, Jobn K.
(Jreen. Jamea T. Hall, 1). J. Oagood, .1 W. Haulen
beck. Jacob II BcPlha and Tlion.as W. Orn
Ol N.-w-York ('Ity; .lames II. I'.rown ai.i 1 >. B,
Halstead, of Urooklyn, W, 1, RosafB, of Orange;
Rharlofl T. Horn, of Olen Rldge, N. J . and A. R.
Eiliott, of Bontclalr.
Judge Flammer was re.n nr li!a 1, me, N . 218
W.-st Forty-fourth-st , l_t-t tv- ning b) :. Trlbune
r.-porter ln regard to tba ben eini, 11. aald "We
are not tryltig lo Inatltute a blg dty club 1
l.ut an- Incorporatlng ouraelvei a- .1
merel) as a convenlence and heip. The buslneaa
ant professloiuil iu> i. of the 'i-tk.-n bul]
Chambara-at, aad West Broadway, Bra foiiowing
the axampla ol the men wlio La. <? olTicei
Bqultable anJ Poatal Jelagrnph bulldlnga. Wa pro
? . imve tha tbree upper atorteo and Ihe
10,f to ourselvea, and IBOTO i,..v. .1 plnci lo *i.
luraelvea durlng the meal bour ..r al other
tlmes when we have pul BWB] rn.- rarea ..f busl
ii?-ss lt Is to be a business nu-n's club, pura
almple. and wlll not ba at all pr**Uantloui "
WBIBEBT TBVBf TBOVBLBB XAltt ro m Bi Tii 1 a
Heporta were abroad yesterday that an Bmlcable
adjustment of troubles revolvlng around the Whlsk. .
Trust had been made The prlce nf BtOCk advaii.-. I
At the offlce of J B. Bache 1 Ca there was aald lo
be no change ln the fltuatlou.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
11 ? E8TCB E8 TE It CO UN T Y.
TONKERA
Al the ae?alon of tbs Burrogate'i Court held in
thl* clty on Wt li - la ? Blll and tesl tm. nt
of Barah P, Mott, of Oraeabufg, waa probated bo
f,,r.- Burrogate Theodore Sllhmsn. Among th.
varloui bequeati li one .-f B.000 to tha truateea ol
the Chappaqua Mountaln Inatltuta.
The Yonkera Councll of the Daughten of Llberty
?bv< an entertalnment, whi<-h araa followed bj
.1,1 - nv. in Hawthorna Hall, laal evenlng. The
affalr waa glven for lha benefll of the Councll, of
whi.-h Mra. ll. Tompkina i- the prtsldent.
NEWJEBSBY,
JER8ET CITY.
i.. ii Broome, the archltect, appeared befora the
Clty il.ill Commlaalonera, st Jersey Clty, yesterday
to anawer the chargea mada i>v the contra
Rlchard English nnd John Klernan, lhat b. id
changed the plana of ihe bulldlng without authorlty.
Mr. Ilroome aald h<- wa* prepartng awritten report.
but had been unable to complete lt, havlng been 111.
He i- to hav another areek. Mr. Br wm* aald, i w
aver lhal the chargea thal be had changed the pitch
of tii, roof and Ihe arldth "f tbe foundatlon wall
were not true Mr. Kngllah aald the lattei araa
changed from :0 to M la
HOBOKEN.
Tha Rev. 3 hn Plnch, pa lor af tba Plrsl Baptlst
churrh. Hoboken, haa realsned, snd tl
tlon |a aald to ba In danger of goiag to pleces, Mr.
Plnch' ' '"' ! Dy. '!?* :
to 11.300. H" 8 1, B Bl
L?_jl ,. ,- On I return he wili ?,. to
Brooklyn, havli ?? ac ept. I i call ln thal clty. Wlll
inm \ Kerr, one lee* of the chur. ,. who
llvea al Sa 1.103 Oarden-al . I u alao realgned, but
poaltlvely ref isea to i i) I rr whal reaaon.
NEW NKK.
In rhe r-our'a ? WIlllSBI B. AtWOOd
pleaded gullty to an li for Wgamy. At
...,,,,. i i.i ||e ' II i Patridan In Boaton ?ome
v. tra :n:... ai l ob Beptember ?t. UM irried
tnnle V. Cannlff, of Wesl Orsnge, H Rrat
wife procured hls srrest. Both women wara In court
?'v- j
' The commlttee of the fommon r oiindl appointed
? ,, | ; the bronsa group pre?
aent. i to the clty by i >r .1. %cherman Colea has
l ,,, piace ll al the north end of ulncoln
Park._
A DBVNKABirS DOUBLE CRIME
KII.LS HIS WIFE AND THEN HIMSELF IN
THEIR HOME.
AN BABLT MORXIBO TRAOEDT IB A THIBD-AVE,
TENEMEBT-HOt'BE VIOLEXT BND OP TWO
WRETCHBD UVEB
rtobfrt Falr, hn Insurmnce agent, forty year* old,
early yesterday mornlna hllled hla wlf? and
commltted Bulclde In thelr homa ln tha tenement
No. m Thlrd-ave, Falr was aaM to ba well
; to !.mni ?? d with a good famlly.
H< and hla wlf* had bee? marrled aboul thlrteen
vear.". and unl i three yeara ago. when Palr I
ir, drlnk heavlly. had llved happiiy together. Slnce
th'-n he had treated th? aroman ?i:h ureat eruelty.
Abo-it two montha ago lha too tooh I i drlnk, b-ing
driv-n t i lt by her buabai I'a brutsllty,
Last weeh, no longer able to stand her huaband'a
treatment, *he left the houae, and lt was th,.ti?*ht
went to Ilve wlth a alat. r. Tuefl 1 iy ?h? crepl quletly
into her rooma her objeel In retumlng belng to net
aome elothlng whi.-h >he bad nol taken when ahe
?renl away. Al the tinv her huabai I waa ln a
drunk.-r. pleep ln tha front ItJOItt. Whlla aba waa
aearchlng the bureau drawera f.r thfl sri lefl iha
? , ted, her husband awoke. II r preeenca aeemed
l .-. vlolent quarrel followed. The
Introductlon of s whiakey bottle, however, auelled
th*- dlaturbance f..r a a
A:, . H ;?; t tro ?:- ? agaln broha out. This
tlma thfl itrugglfl wsa ? flerce one. The man
to klil the woman! She aoughl to defend heraelf,
nnd foughl n-i-'.-iy. chalr- wera overturned, and
aboul every srtlcle of furnltura was upset during
the itroggle, Ths woman Bnslly gol looss fr.,m the
lat, ? , and sought to ea iapa Bba ran from
to ibe hltchen, turned the h iy In the
door and wa-< about to open lt when Kair s.,.od on
Id wlth a revolver ln hls hand. iii
it al Ihe woman and pulled tha trig
her flngera gra doorknob. Tbe report that
folionei ?.!- : on i runl ol tbe nolsa of a
- elevated trala Tba bullet atruck tha
n. . lantlj hllle 1 her.
palr al once wenl Into the next ruutn and .-hot hlm?
self if, ihe heai t.
q -., | sent to tha Morgus at the ur
OBITVAEY. _
IBAAC F. wood.
Isaar- F. Wood, of Rahwsy, dled BUddenty yeater?
day mornlng, although he had been s sufferer foi
siur.e tlme paSt Mr. WOOd was the. BOB of y iak,-r
j,,ir,.: I-, si i ? i .-i qulel !ii>. Ha araa a member of
ths Penaaylvaala and New-Torh Hlstorl ii aoctetlea
ll.. ib-.ilt largely ln antlqua bric-a-brac
Mr Wood 44,i- a member of the Bergen Hardware
Company, "f Jeraey Clty.
IBAAC VAN HART.
laaac Van Hart, < x- hlef of the BUsabath Plrs Pe
partment, dled yesterday al hla homa thera fr.un
Brtght'fl rllT-a?', Mv. Van Harl for yeara was prom?
lneni ln Iba flra department aerved two terms aa
\ lermsji bi I.rm as clerk ..f lha ?'ity Market.
ln polltlca hfl was a I ..-ino.-rat and belongsd tO the
Clty and County Executlve commltteea ot his part>.
Mr. Van Harl waa ? promlneni member <>f th*
K^ernpt Mr.- Department, and alao <,f th" <?dd i<*. l
lowa H- waa one , I tbe organisera of the Red
Jacket and Waahlngton companlea. Ib- waa Bfty
? .i- old and leavei a aridow ani two aurried
Uaugh'-f-rs.
ANTON BCHWABZ.
Anton B. hwara, Of No. Ill Berkeley Plaee. Hrook?
lyn, dled auddenly yesterday mornlng sl ii.fllca
of the Unlted Btatea Brewlng Academy, Cbatham
S'i'iar<-. Mr Bchwsra araa managtog dlrector of tbe
academy. it w..s sald thal blfl death was due. to
h'-art trouble, cauaed by exceaMve use of tobaceo.
Mr. Bchwars was fifty-seven years old. He waa
Ihe publisber of "The Amerlcan Brawer," a mem
>?., oi the Oerman Preaa Club, the Arlon Boclety,
['nlted Btati llrewers1 Aaaoclatlon, and lnanairlng
dli.it.it- ol il.-- i'm'- 1 Btatea Brewlng Academj
ll,- waa al o a Pree Maaon and Odd Fellow Al thfl
tlm. ol ,,i- death he had just returned from Phlla?
delphla, and atopped .it th<- offlce on hls way to
Brooklyn
JOHN PENTRBATH.
John Pentreath, ea-poattaaater and s well-hnown
bualn. - ? i- i ' ', ?'' ? yester lay
moi nlng from Mr, Pentn ath wai for a
. ,t treaaurer of Nepperhan Ixxlge,
Pr. ?? an I vcc. pt. I Maa ni
Mr Pentreaui ? une Tueaday from a
. ,- , , arlth . pai ly . H.
i ? ?? bo il : " ?-. lerd t\ mornlng
- is Iti l? d, and bc dled
lo. k.
*> ?
WATEB FABIXB FEABED IX TOXXBB8.
iM.i>s THB si rr'.Y IB RXPMCNIBBED IB A TTW
PAY> thi-': ? r. v WILL Dl UBT.
A water owlag to
iter In Ihe ly n aervolr, snd un
replenlabi i b t.i.is wlthin -i few dayi
; p|] ?.'.:;: , Teaterdaj the i:, u i
. ' Water Comm ed a notl. ?? to all who
uae the ell) vi.i'-i auapendlng IU uae f'.r privale
? i '.i --I-, Inkllng i, ana gar I. ni an i
?
tern part ol th* -'.:\
ike i- fed bj numeroui -'*-!?-? ? 1 springs, whlch,
>,i the drouth, hava gone dry Tha watei ln
the like I i -x\-i noa than II baa been In -? ral
\ .- , i -
?
IXJUBBD at TBB TBIBD-ATB. lOOP.
An. ihei M. 'i. waa badl] InJ ,r--,i al lh. Tl li i .14,
Itallro i-l ,., p nt si lha l'.>. t ntl. ? laal even ng II ?
- i ? i Unan i * sgm .. flftjr-ala ye ,i? ??! I, s n irlat,
wi... I,.. charge ol lh* Presh-Ali Home, sl Bummlt,
H i Aboul i >?' loch Mr. Wagner attempted t-,
, ,? , .i movlng car from ti,, Inslde, as u was
roundlag tho :oop. lle aii aot Botlsa Iba auari
(Old to-iiiiy, wann to-morrow. Trnly
onr climate ia M flckle as woman in tiie
proverb.
What ll one to do! Ask tlio wife,
motber or lister; ifter all they are tho
oiics wi! are ealled npon to please?tho
real fory.
What do they say ? What does onr
sketch say ?
ROGERS PeET & Co
Prlnro an.l Itr ..lr. ? v
IVarren ..n.l Itroadway
82d an.; i:r adway _
rall which extends from one end of the car to the
other, and as he fe'.l against lt he attempfed to
Jump to the ground. He w.is stru.k by the shaft
of a par-s'.ng wagon and thrown to the ground. nar
rowly ea tap'.ng l.eing run over by the ear.
Mr W.igner was removed to the Hudson Street
Iloaplt.i! .rufferlng from Internal Inlurles and shock.
the extenl o( whi. h had not been determlnel at B
late hour. __
EOME NEW8.
TTre rnllfd rr.? Egaal ?*???, WmAtA rrpretenU o'l Bat
e-.|/.aj."? tn Bew York- Cttf that are retrlrlnn Ih' BU
grgphtt nynet of the fnit'd Vr'ii. hat Ut h,a.lq>iart,r, at
WA 21 ??aa il-. Xne-Yorl: nty. AU in/onnatlon and tloen
ttentt fer |>'<'''?** ut' may he #<??/ to thoxf headqtiarUri and
tt.ry Will lli'H Le dil'rihutt.l tn ?ll (.',/ Inifrd lrrxt one*
pa\ieri la tMt eltf. nni '** ?*? '"?""? <"'""? tnt dittemtna
lioti throughout 1At country.
PROMINENT AHIUVAI.S AT THK HOTEL&
ALBBMARLE .1. C. Panrroft Davis. Wa.^hlng
(.?- D C BC<"KINCHA.M The Rev. Dr. Henry M.
,,,,.',,- iU,i Benjamln H. Brtatow. CAMBRIDOR
Baron Thlelmann, Oeraaaa Ambaeaador al w.ish
.,. i Baroneaa Thlelmann. EVBRBTT
Wllllam R. Caetle, of llonolulu. KIFTH AVENUE
Senator W. i?. Waahburn, of Mlnneeota; ex
,;,. m ? .!.,? ? - d. Portar. r>t Tanneaaea; Congreea
man R. B. Mahanv. of Buffalo, and .-x-Senator
Warner Miller. QILBEY Benator Auguatua O. Ba
,,n ri .;.??.??,':;.. IK.I.l.AND Hall Calne. of tha
1,1.. ..f m ui. nnd Alderman oakshott. of Llverpool.
Ml'RRAY ll!!.!f Blahop LRtleJohn, ,.f I.ong I?land.
NORMANDIE- Ex-Congrtssman Wllllam I). Owen,
?f indlana. PARK AVENUE Senator Orvll'-a H.
Platl of Connectlcnt 1 r. CLOU11 Profeaaor Pet w
? hle. of Weat Polnt st. .iamf.s Bx-Benator
M c Butler, nf Booth Oatollna. WTALDORI sir
Bdward Ruaaell, of Uverpool. and Calderon Car
llale, of WaBhlngton, D. C.
WHAT IS OOINO ON TO-DAY.
Bpruea IV-Etheluryon race, Oyeter Bay.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races, Oravesend, I p. m.
Tltal ol M. rrla Bchoenhola for arson, General Ses
aiens.
M.Mlmm Wolff **hiKh ferv-e" rase. before Juatlce
Barrett _, .
p, ,r,-s-or RlChard E. Mayne's lecture, Normal
College, I a. m.
, , . . ,. . legatea to Republlcan County Con?
ventlon. .
p, -ddent Ttoosevelt before Good Government ClUB
B No ;.'. Weat one-hundred-and-fourth-st.. R 1) p. m.
B.-ing matcbea ot 7th Reglment Veterans.
Cree.imo.ir, I.ong Island.
John \X. OrlggB to address Republ|r*an mass-meet
ing Jeraey Clty, evenlng.
"Bmoker" al Oarrtck Cluby No. Ul West Thlrty
elghth-at, FM p. rn- _ ...
Brooklyn Young Kepubllran Club, Johnston Build?
lng. S p. m.
Queeng County Falr. Mlneola. I/".ng Island.
RobertB bl ycle road raee. Coney Island Boulevard.
10 a. tn. _ ..
Inqueat ln the death of Robert W. Inman, South
Beach, Btaten Island.
The itev. Oaorga B. Payaon before noon prayer
- ., N?-.. 111 Itllt. n-st.
NSW-TORIC CITT.
X_g Metropolltan Muaeum ..f Art ls open free to
tha publlc from 10 ;.. m. to aunael on Tueedaya,
Wedneadaya, Tburadaya ..nd iaturdays; on iuaday
afternoona from l o'clock to auneet, and on tba
evenlnga of Mondaya and Prtdaya. on Mondaya
and Frldaya from io o'clock untll sunset copylata,
art Btudenta and members of the Museum only are
gdmltted free; othera have ta pay xn entrance fea
,,f b centa on theaa two daya
*r ,. ifuaeun ol Natural lliatory w open on week
daya from I to I o'clock. On Tueaday and Saturday
eWnlnga rrom I to 10 o'clock the publlc la admltted
fr.- on Bundaya II is open from 1 ro :, o'clock.
v |Miofl N charged .in Mondaya and Tueadaya.
\ib.-rt Duiev, of Blrmlngham, Bngland, wai ar
ralgned befora ITnltod Btatea CommlaBtooer Bhleldi
yeeterday In eatradltlon proeeedlnga, charged on
ilnt of rhe BrtflBb Conaul. Percy Banderaon,
wlrh havlng on Mar.h I laat forged Ihe aaaay mark.*
of the Btaadard for atamplng of gold and allver
... ,. ( gpon certaln rings of t.ase metal, In the clty
of Blrmlngham. Duley cooeented to raturn to Bng?
land.
colonel Warlng; the Commlaaloner of street ciean
i?g ggjd yeaterday that th.? lowaat bldder on the
contract to furnUh the i.epartment with foraire nraa
Thomas I.enane, of No. M West-st., arhoao bM was
|19.90<\
U II. ("ahell-A wins In both . asee. Flrst. the De?
fender won Iba races for the Amerlca's Cup. Sec?
ond. th? D"fender won ihree racea,
Bdward s.ott. who pleaded gullty Tueaday before
Jndga Pltagerald In General Sesslons to stealing
over four hundred books from Charles Dlllngham
,.,v. th- Broadway publishers, was sentenced
-. rday to two years in State's Prlson.
Tl.e elgbth annual openlng of the Harlem hraneh.
Toung M.n's Chrlatlan Aaaoctatlon, will be held u(
the buildlng, Na I -SVeal Ona-hundred-and twenty
flfth-at, al I o'clock thi- evenlng Baaentlala of tba
programma ?re aa addreaa by the Rev. Dr. s. n.
Vlrgln paator ''ilgrim Congregatlonal Churcb, md
, mualc by the Lenox or.*h.*stra and Iftae
Cartadafner, aoprano. The entire buildlng. Includ
Ing the edueatlooal department classrooms, gyrnn.i
sl.itn, bowllng alleys, et.*., wlll be open for in.-j..
tlon.
Some U00 Bharea of st. Paul, Atcnison ani Bur
llngton at. "k wera aold under the rules of the Con
loted Exchange yesterday for the account of
B ? ' imla Kcnton. falled.
Thg rotlng trust of the New-York, Ontarlo at-.l
w. ,.,, k.ii.i .,.i Company was eontlnued yeater?
day after Indoreemenl by i'resident Powler and
Vlce-Prealdenl Prlce, of London. The old dlrectora
v,.re re-.-b*. t-1. C. I.e.lyard B!a!r Illllng tbe \>
eancy due to the death of E H. ilblejr.
A LARGE TI'.AOE SALE 0F SILKS.
I i'". Y nVR IH KDRCO !li:.*i:s OfTRRKD BY I'KT
OK \M A MEYER LEADIXQ DRVOOODB
HOt'BRa THK PURCIIAIIBB*.
The blg auctl >n ro .ms ..f Townaen i A Ronl int, oa
tha tiur i ti ...r of Soa R and O ' ?
gented a ll\ rlj icem yeaterday. Ona ..f tha largeat
, |h aalea look p a - tb. n . an I n ; r.
ttlrea ol .?u lha larga drygooda houaeg In the
... both wholeaala and iet..:i, were tbere look?
lng f0| , The i.ig manufartur'ng ti".. ";"
Pelgram ?>- Meyer, wlth aaleerooma a< Moa. 118.
115 and 117 Sprlng-at., gave fl peremptorj tradi
of ;,?v.i p.,.' black, ? olored and faney siik~. The
h.iks were pul up la lota "i aeveral ptecea, and arera
. , . ,i .- a-ltboui n lerve.
obtalne i wera aa a general ru!.- . ?
,,t rh<* lots were kn.. lie I
Itoiisa, of ihla .'i..' . i.i' bmann Brotl.
Matthewa, of Brooklyn; ?-' .1 Bchwarta and D. II
., S'ew-Orleana; ,1 N Adama * < ? . ..f
Huffaio iii..1. Marah a- Co., of Boaton; J B.
Karw^u ol Chlcago; Bmlth * Murray, o( Bprlng
iiri i Maaa. ai. l Dreyfua * Co? of Dt-uvtr.
?'Neill's,
6TH AVE., 20TH TO 2I5T ST.
ai\i rwni F^_^ VARIFTY of HiKh c,ass Nove,tles at
/UN LNLFLLoa ?^?\!JbJLL, popular Prices is the drawing
power that crowds THE BIO STORE daily. Noteworthy values
To-day and To-morrow.
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
Superb Collection
Imported aud Doinestic
TRIMMED
BONNETS and HATS
for street, carriage and eveuing wear.
Hdw Designs, New Trimmings. New Colors,
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
AT HODERATE PRICSS.
InniMMise Varicty of
UNTRIMMEO HATS
for Ladies, Misses and Chlldren. All
the new shapes and colors at lowcst
prices.
SPECIAL.
Large wtortment FINE lTIi FELT8,
latest sliapes,
Ladies' Jackets,
Silk Waists and
House Gowns,
JACKETS.
Ladies' Boi Jackets, made of Englfcl
('inl. sliol'l jnimty tbapes, wortb io
regular stock 7.7."?,
Special
4.98
SILK WAISTS.
Ladlea' Taffeta Silk Waists, triminfl
with vclvrt,i'nll fronta,extremesleefita
rich coloringa in stripes, worth in reg?
ular Btock 8.30,
5pccial
5.75
85c
each.
CHILDRENS TRIMMED HAT5
A SPECIALTY.
HOUSE GOWNS.
Ladies' Honse Gowns in BiderdowA
German Flnunels and Cashmere, soliq
colors and fancy stripes, at these ipecial
prices.
2.95, 3.69, 5.50.
Elegant Line
LADIES' 8EPARATE SKIKT9
it V< iy Lou Prices.
XEW-TORK D10CE8AX COXFESTIOX.
ANM'Ar, AODBESfl OB BI8HOP PtyfTEB thf; . OB
BOUDATIOB OK CHL'BfcBvBB.
Th? annuril oonvrnMon of th.- Proteitant Eplacopal
Church !:. this dlo ?-" opem I Iti two aaya" session
st the Church af the Holy Trll ?? - llson .w. ani
P*ort>*-Becond-?t, resterday mornlng', srlth ths eala
brstlon <if the holy coramunlon snd the innual ad?
dress of Btahop Potter. Ths Blshi p's .. Idresa ursi
ln part ri??voie i to ths rsssona for eoneol lating
churchea*, ln conaequence ef :v>-,r undue j r^xlmity
to f-a.'h other or of rhanaei ln ; opulatlon. The
for the consolidstlon of the Church of thfl Holy
Trlnliy an.l .St. Jsmes'fl Church srars .-speclally con
?Idered.
MA RIXE 1 .Y TE LLIQMNOaX
MINIATIT.E AI.MANAC.
Bunrtae ^:3:'?uns"t .'.M Hoofl flCtfl V m 11*29 Heoa'fl BB* "
ltic.ll WATSR TO-DAT.
AM Bandy Hook 1:34 ;Oov. Ialand 1 ..'?- Bell Oatfl 8:51
r.M Bandy Book 1*35!Oov. Iiland 24M>Bell .late 3:.'.j
IXCOHIXG STEAMERS. . ;.
TO-DAT,
Vereel. Kt nt. t'loe.
Chletgo.Hull, Bepi ? .v.y.yn
Nf-usrrla.illhraltar Sept '...
Kiohmond Hiil.L, ndon, Sept 11.,*?*? 'IflO"
\>n?tta.Chrlatlai I ' 12 .H
Jareey Clty.Bwanaea, Bepl U.Hriatoi oiy
PBIDAT, BBPTBMBBB 21.
Caraeaa.i* Ouayra. Bept 21.A"'l** 5
Aufj'ji.a Vlctorla... Hamburg, S?pi 10.Hamb-Amer
New-York.Southampton, >? t" 21.. ...Amerlcan
Prtna Maurlti.Porl au Prlnce. Bept 21....Dutch Vi I
Patiia.Bremen, Bepl 16.Bam]
Alamo.Oalvest >:i. Bept 21.Ballory
?ATUBDAT, BBPTBMBBB 28.
I* Boi.r*-o?ni*.Havre, Bepl 21.Tjeneh
Vtnbrlt .Uv. ri I ?-1 ' 21 . V,'!,'! r'
Qallleo. Mi M. .-?;? H.WtlflOB
OUTOOIXG 8TEABBBB.
TO-DAT. .
Yeaaet Fr I.lne. Bfllll floie. Vflflflel
folumhla, Hamburg Hamn \m--. B:00amll
Werkendam. Rotterdam Neth-Amer...ll:OOa m 1:00 pm
Bantlago, Naaaau, N V .4. ?'.' . . 1 0O*p? JrOOpm
PBIDAY, SKrTK.Mil.il 27.
i.Ti"r..k", Chartaaton, Cljrde. - J
Btate ot Texaa, Bmnawlck, Ballory.... ? Bwopra
SATURDAY, BEI I*EMUER 28.
campanla, Uverpool, Cunard.. .. 0:00sm 12*00ra
B of 4llan -? "? 12 38 p rn
Obdam, Ro..Iam, Nith-Anwr.11:00 am :Wpm
Dai |h H_ml urg, llamb An m . 1 ??" P "?
K Wllbelm II. Bremen. N 0 Uoyd ... 1*00pra 4r80pm
Taormlna, Hamburg. l'nlon.
? .10-00 a m 12.1
i_ r'hampagne, Havre, Pi n I. T*00 s m 10*00 a m
I'lr.-.iaMa nUtagnw, Anchor .11:00am 1
Norge ChrUtlanaand, Thing. tlla.11:00am
Orlj .'.?' Havana S V -1":!" ? '?' 1 ""P m
Adlrondack, Btngston, Atlaa.I0**00am ?
BBtPPIXQ KBWB.
PORT OP KEW-TOKX WEI NE8DAT, BBPT. 2.", 188*
ARR1VED
Bteamer .'r-f 1.1 (Oer), Bodaastedt, Bremen Beptember
12 44uh mdei and 1 ? ? Oelrlchfl .**<-. Amred
at th.' Bsr al 1 a m.
Bteamer Aller (Qert, Chrtatoffara, fr< :n Hrenv n Beptem?
ber 17 4:1 .-' utftampton wlth mdae ond 1
Oelrlchfl n cu. 44..-I report. 1 loulh tt Ttta latsud Bl 10 U
P Bteamer Hrw* mr>. Beetey, Lend n Beptember v srBh
m.l?.. (o r* W .1 Hurflt. Arrlved al tha Bar ai 2:30 p m
Bteamer Teutonl (Br), t'amei n, Uverpool rteptember
ls nn.l Queenatown 10, uttli mdae and pnaaenger* *.?> 11
Maitiano Keraey. Arrlv. l al the Bar al T:82 a ?
Bteamer namboroush 'Bn. 8. ?:?. K
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