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SlmtiBenTentB._
iaiLarrt^flfiuTRR s? Th* chleftaln.
ACADEMY OF RUBIC-*-Th* Pperttng Ptirheaa
AMKRii-AN THRATRR- "The Oreat Dlamond Robkery.
RlJOr??:1B?The Wtdow .lone?.
BROADWAT THFATRE-8:.tO--rrlne??a ROBalB,
OOttmm'l THKATRR- *>'?'? Oa^rRa/a Aunt.
palv's THRATRgf I The gjaaea'a BJoaaBaee.
EOKN MtSKE-.Vm-ert.
EMTIRE THRATRR 8:15- That Impnid.-nt Viint ", i ?
FIFT11 AVF.Nt K THRATRR !:? a Rlhlel Baal,
OAJUMRR THRATRR 8 l.v-Trilt.y.
UARRK'K THRATRR BJO A Borlal Highwayman.
ORAND Dl'EHA llofSK-* 3o.h ontniy <Jlrl.
HAHI.KM OPRRA li."'aa 8:18 Ra* "">?
gJggtAU) BQUARB THaUTRR 8:IB n?mlet.
HOYTS THRATRR v "?" Th* <'??>?? l?ari?ian*.
IKV1XU PLACR THRATRR 8 The Ba?tle of Ihe Balter
niee.
KOSTER * BIAL'B?a^TaadarrlRe.
I.vrEf.M THRATRR 2 ttM Th.- PraaoaeT of ttwMA.
MADiaOM BQUARR OARDBN-10 n m. lo ,'\ r*">, 1 "'
Annual Rahlbltlon Food ProdoetB nnd Appltan.ea.
MRROPOUTAX OPRRA HOt'gE 8 Almenrauaeh and
UanreM*
PAI.MKK'S THRATRR B:18 WUmw B* Ida,
PBRXTOWfl ri.KAsiHi: PALACR 12 lo 12-Vaiiaevill*.
gTARDARD THRATRK >> IS Th- Capttol.
14TH BTRRRT THKATUK ? Th.- Irl?'i Artif.
JnOft to ^bticrttBcmfntB.
Paaa.Cel. I ri'tV'\
Amuaetnent* .11 I Hetp Waatad. 9 *-\
Au.-ti-ii S.ile,. K'al llotela -..... " ?'
Raute .8 <*. Horaea a. Carrtagae.. ? }
Autumn Re*.r? ... ? 8 In?tnj.tlr,n . ... ? .... ? * i
Bank Iteporta.11 4-.'> Marrla?ea A DMthB.. , 8-0
Raatd an,. Rooma .. ??' S Rlacellaneou* . ? -
Raalneaa fhanrea_fl S Mlacellaneou* .?? a v
BMlaeaa Kotlcei ..? 1 Oeean gteamer*.'.? ;'
country Board. 8 8 Kailroa.U . J <-"
DtvMend Notleea. ...11 34 Real hatnte. w l
I>.m?etle Sitnatlona Heal K?.?te.... ? ?-?
Wanted . ft ?-s Mkoot Agencle*. H .
Dreeemaklna . H 8-8 8pe.-lal hntlce*. . |
Eacuraloni . *" ?? *?*-<".i>"*?? .u "
Plaanctal .ii ? If^KTL.? '?
Flnan.'lal Meetlnge.lt 4 TWTiirt....,.U
For Sale.8
Work Wnnted.
Cusincco Xoliccs.
t^TopDeoka and onic? rurnlture,
Oreat Variety of BtyR ar.d 1'rlce.
T O. SKI.I.KW.
Ko 111 Knlt'.n-st . R, T. _
' TRIBl'NE Ti:KMS IO MAli. BUBeCRIRRRB.
Singl*
1 year. C mn?. 3 mw. 1 mi. c?py.
Dally I Baya a week.$]i?<? ??>(?> ?2 Tmi ?i oo .....
Dall': without Sundav.... 8 00 4 00 C00 1*0 I etB,
Funday TMhun-. -'iki 100 M ... ?cta.
Weekl'y Tnbune. 1 (?? .J "J
feml-Weelilv Trll.une. 2 00 .Jr ""?
Trlbune Monthly. 2 00 . ? ? ? -* f ??
Poatage pr.j.ald by Th* Tnbune exeept aa lirrelnaf.er
a'lled.
CITY POBTAOR.?Th* lnw r?qu!re? that n I-cenl r^'sc
atamp lw afflx-.i to every <-"Pv of the Dally. Sunday
..r a**nl-Weekly Trlhun- malled f"r local oellvery ln
New-York I'ltv. Thi* i...?tagt- nmst Le pald l>y *???
?-rlher. H.a.l^r. are h-tt.r e^rved by buying thelr
Trihun~ froan a ner idenler.
POKRION P08TAQE -To Hll t reljcn ronntrle? rex^ept
Tanada and Mexlco), 4 r.-ntd n eopy <n The Bunday
Tribune; 2 c?nts a copv ..n Dally. Beml-Weekly and
Weekly, Tht* poatag* raui.. t.?- pald by *ubKHber.
RRMTTTAKCEfl Itemit by Poatal Order, Rapreaa OrOer,
rherk Dnift, or Ri-gtstervd L*tt*r. <'a?ii or Poatal
N'.t#. If aeal ln an unreglatered letter, wlll 1^ at tli*
owner'a rlak. _. _ ,,
OFFP'ES <iK Tltn TI.ir.fNK Maln nfflre of Th. .r.
une. l.'.t Na*aaa-*t Rew-Totk. Maln up.'.wn offlee,
1.242 Proadwav. Addr.-c* all corresronJ.nce elmply
"The Trlhunt-." New Y rk.
At the HARL.EM OFFICEB. 180 Ea*t On?_-htindred.Bn.l
twentv-flfth it ; 24.1 IVeit One-hiindred-and-twenty-firth
et.. and 330 Weat One-hundred-und-forty-ftr.h-i-t.. up to
8 p m . ?t reguliir oflce rntea. '
Europenn Hranch, for a-lvertlsementa only, Ba, Fl-et
Ptreet. E. C. Liondon. England
POUNDED BY HORACE GREELET.
THUR8DAT, OCTOBER 8, 1895.
TWELVE PAGES.
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TI1E WEWB TB1B MORKINO.
FORKlox.--Reveral immired Armenlana have
i.een axrosted ln OaRRtaatlnople on acooant <>f
the riots. whlch atlll eontlane; Unlted Bl itea
Miniater T.-rrell believos tho POTte al.ie tO cope
with the distiirbances. ===== Advlces from Chlna
report a horrlble CRRB "f canniballsm as the out
ooaaa of a feud between two vWagea of the ran
ton Provlnre. :_The Amerlcan Liner Pt. Loula
cal her record down about flve houra in her voy
age t ? Sv'Uthainptun.
DOMESTlC.-rGeorge Fr.-d Willlama waa noml?
nated for Oovernor by the Masaachusetts Demo
rratlc Conventi<>n. =?-- The T.-xas Leglalatare
paseed the antl-prlze-flghtlng bill to prevent the
Corbett-Fitzalmmons OORteat ~?~ The Tilen
nlal Conventlon of the Eplscpal Church met in
Alinneapolls. -_The armoreil cruiser Brooklyn
was Bucoeasfully iaunched at the Cramps' nhip
yard in 1'hlladelphla. == The flrst Enrharlsl
Congreaa of the CavtBOlk Church ln America was
oi?enel ln Waehington. -z=z F.vldence of rtopp
mlaconduct liy I.emorratic electloB oflb-ials w:is
presented to the Oovernor of Maryland bf the n.
form faRHin. of Baltlmore.
CITY AND BUBURBAN.?There was a meeting
of the Republlcan lt-iideu at T.-rrace Carden to
conslder the pollcy to ba adopted as to n^mlnae
tlonB; the ExeCUtlre Commlttee of the State l>e
mocraey Cktddet) in favor >>f a unl n tlcket apainst.
Tammany.-The regular Detnocratfl and
Hhepardites ln Brooklyn were unalile tO agree
and each faetlon nomlnated a BeparatC jii.31.iatv
tlcket. ? A board of offlcers of the Milttary
Order of the L?>yal L?'gi..n found ez-Bxdae C
Bileelonar W, B. Andrews gullty ?.f the chargea
against hlm, and a mr>ti >n to expel him was male.
i Winners at Aquedin t: Oovernor Bheeban,
Cggtler Joe, Cass, Captain T aml Dungarven. ===
The stock market waa Btrt>ng.
THE WEATHEU.?Forecast for to-dny: Falr;
8tatlonary temperature. Tcrnperature yest.-r
day: Hlghest, 6." degreee; lowest. 4S degr?>es.
The State Democrncy, ncting throiiKh lla
Execiitive Comrnittee, l:ist nlghl Bdopted a rear>
lution reeooaniendlag ? Blncere effoti to effed
a union of all r-itizens who do BOt vrlall to see
the city agalR Rflbjed to tbe role of Tammanj
11ji 11. The foroe of its dcmainl RfRI only einplm
afjed bf the fnct that I Botitarj iiieinli.T pnt
liimseif on record agalnal ir. The proapeci is
in-TfiiKlnirly l?riyht for an allianc- similar to
thgl Rrhleh nchleveii ihe ROtable rlctorj of last
v< ar.
The TagRi I.e^'islatur." has mct with pr.nlse
worthy jir.iniptness the demaBd of pabUc aentl
ment in the State that ptige-flghtlng be made a
criiniiial offence. The work was n..t qnlte rom
pleted reoterday, as tii<- i.iii paaaed bj the Sen
nte was BBaeaded iu the Houae, ind moei be re
taaTRed to the Senate for linal actlon to-dajr, Bul
tha nniendments do nol areaheu Ihe meagure.
ln both brancbea Ihe bcHor was practlcnUy
uuauiiiii.'is only one vote BgalBal tbe blll boing
<-ast ln the Benate, whlle in the Houae tbe rote
was K?7 to .". (?f (oiirsi- the meaaure when
passed will i.Ive the iniiiieiiiati- Rpproval of
Governor Culberaori.
Jud?e CotHUf'l course in deallug w!t!) tlie
exoise casea that came before him yeaterday will
not comuienil it?elf to the iudgneRl <?f dJecenv
Ing citizens. If there were harUMHal "f actlOB
araonu all the Jodgea deallug wlth lb m BaBtiera,
and if tha Dtatrtet-Attoraey were wUltng to take
a vigorous siand in favor of afifordng tha law,
there would he littli- dlfBcuttj in Becnrlog ? geu
??ral olosing of the ajgdooaa >.u Snnd.iy. Tbe .Ins
tices of the Speclal BaailOBB have douc their duty
to the full gRtlafacttOB of the pobUc; ao loo im^
Recordcr QoaT, But Jttdge Cowlng in^ists thal
<>ue eaat dlaTera from gnotber, and proelaiuig
thdt he will be gulded only by iiis owa r*onerience
aud irtwi of duty. UouaRslaalera who are in
clined to vioi.ii.- the law will be evcouraged i?y
yeaterday'a proj?e*<dlngg in 11a?- Qeneral Beoaloua,
aml if arreste.i wlll try hard to gel Ihi Ir raaet
heard by Judge Oowlug.
our old fii'tid, QeXhTffe Pred vVllllatng, de
ajN/red better treutgaeul froni Ihe Detuocrati of
ji:s state than to be pul ap ?? a caudldate for
Uareruor Bimply lo be bowled orer. However,
Bg bbWBM willinu 10 DRtke IhC sicrilice, autl as
oajtaaoV?a we bare n<> ji}:ht t<> iRterfere. Bui
IttaaBciagaetfi cannot dalRi :< Bonopoly of
Qgorgaj l'rcd. No peat-up I'dliam cm cofltrael
haj powera Aa weavriag ihe Queatloniiblo bonor
of being the origltinl Mugwuinp, (Jeorge Frcd ta
in l spoclal hi'uho n Nntlonal poBsoaslon. an<l tho
whole n.untr.v will foe] nn Intorost in the Mnssa
CBUaellB oleetlon thla year even greater thnn thnt
aroiisod l.y th<> Hon. -lolin K. HtiRseirs offnrts to
se.ure ll.xlliility ?.f TOtce. But we do not lmag
|B6 that OOTWaVOT <;r*M'iilinl*ro Ujtfl he groatly
dtatorbed by tbe work dono at WofWitif rea>
terday.
Thc dream of IVmorratle harinoii.v in Brook?
lyn has eaubmod. That tho regnlars an.l tho
Rnepardltea ean "got fogether" after whut took
placaj yeaterday in referenoe to lioinliiations for
Judg-08 socniH BR Imposalbillty. Coiiventiotis of
both factlona were h.id. ind eoiifeieoce wm
nitr.is were appolnted In luvordanee with tho
prerkme Rrrangement; bul tho uitimauim of
WUloughby Stroot, that ox-Corporatlon Couneel
Jenka ahould be on? of 'he caaalldatea, was ;...>
mncfa f-.r tbe ??Shopanl crowd." Bo each coo?
vcnllon decMed to go II BIoM and ii"inlii:ited lta
own candMatee, tbougb Uiey agreed on one of
tbe men. lf an Rgreemenl on Judtctal enndidatos
waa oul oi Ibe qneBilon, whal bope ran tbere be
of i unlon on ibe Mayoralty an.l Ihe Dhnrlct
Attoni'-yshli)'/
TOMCHTS COXTEXTIOX.
Tiio Tribnne has do dispositk.n to inagalfy
tbe loeal iRRnei Inrolred In Ibe pendlng polltlcal
campalga or to rzaggerate ibelr Imiwrtance as
bearini npon Btate or Sgtlonal qooatkisva Thc
Senators rieoted 1r Norember wlll bave a rolce
in the ele.tloll (lf .'l Unlted StateS Seliatof tO RUC
ceed Mr. Hill. an.l in that viow it ls laiportant
ihat no mlRtakeR gbonld be ma.lo in th*- RdecHon
of candldatea who for facttonal or <.thor reasons
mlgbl fail to poll tho full pany vote. lt ls ilao
?f tho blfbeal Importance Ibal In tho nominution
of both Senators and Asscinhlynun tbe groatest
,,,,-,. ghotdd 1.xorclso.1 ln ohoosing candldatea
whoae attttude townid ihe queatlon of mtmldpfl]
reform is plaln, poalrlre and nnmtotakable. The
Republlcan party of this county cannot afford
t? ].ut ean.lldates in nomlnation for the Benate
or Assemi.iy whoae poaltlon is donbtfnl upon
iiiis polnt, who are balf-bearted in the gnpport
of tho m-asures of roform nlready euacted, or
bealtRtlng as to tho need of addltlonal legislatlon
in the sanie dlrectlOO. Nur cau the refonn ete
ni.nis in last yeart RlUed ortnnlaatlona eon
Btatently stand aloof or refnse to Rtd ln the rdCC
tloa of HopiiMicans favorable to refonn over
randldateg whoae actJon In tbe i>Ktaintnref lf
elected, w-.iild teiid to the nversal of last yoar's
work or tbe obatructton of Its ftirther progross.
Bo niuoh for tho hearing of tho Novdiihor efcc*
tjon npon Xatlonal, state gnd loeal issnes.
a< to tbe other offlcea to be BBed-Ootmty
Clerk, Reglater and Jndgea it may be aald of
the first two that they are clerleal ratlnr than
executlve or admtnlRtratlTe, and derivo their
polltlcal Importance alinoat entirer* from tbe
amount of patronage attaching to them; and of
tho Jndges, that by common oonscnt polltlcal or
partisuu O'.nslderatlons should not thuiigh they.
nnf. rtunateiy, too often do -enter Into thelr ae
lectioa Theae ar" the offlcea f<>r which nomlna
tioa* are made l.y ihe connty conventions. Who
ever giree tho Rubjed a moment'a reflectkm wlll
j.erceivo thai none <'f th.se poattkHM relatea
dircotly to. <.r ean i.roj.erly exert any mflnence
npon, tho settlcmont of any politi.ai ipiostion, or
even, except in thc use ?.f jutronap', npon any
faettoufll diflvn nees. And yet there is mwb
trnth ln th- contention <>f rhe n<-tive poUtlclana
that tbe effe*l of Ihe election of thoso rlerloal
Bnd Jndieial fjfflcera by one pany or ti.e other
will have a v.ry conslderahlo infiiienoo tjpon tho
canso of mnnlclpal refonn, upon the party or
comblnathw of parttea which adTOcatea lt. and
upon th.- flnal ontcome of tbe morement Pw tho
resnlt of the election will be betd to badlcate the
eoinparatlvo strongth of tho party of reform on
the one hand ind the party of roactlon on the
other. lt may be ln aome senso Dkaglcal, but it
la none tho leaa trua and unavoidahle.
The Republlcan County Convonti.m tnoets tf>
nlght Tbe*maln quaatkni for its conalderatlon
will be whether it will proceed to mako nomlna
tlons iiidei.en.lently of all tho otner organiza
Uona whlcb co-operated s<> Rtiorossfully for mu
olclpal refonn laat year, <-r will poatpooe aciion
with :i view to conaultatloa nnd Rgreemeni upon
a oounty tlcket with last yoar's alllee. The
formec actlon meana dbUntefratlon of the nm
nioipal refonn forcea Por what pnrpoael is
tbere any prindple at atakel Anythln, , in fbet,
except tho salaries of n few clerleal and Judicul
officera and a few scro aabordlnateal No s. crei
ls made of the fact lhat those who urge lmle
pendent RCtton do s.? becauaa they have candl?
datea for tho aereral placea whoae fortunea Ihey
desire to promote, an.l for n<> other reaaou. Is It
worth while to diss.'lve a siieeessfol allianoo nnd
take tho risks of a defeat, whlcb would be in tbe
drcumatancea not only dlagraceful in Itaelf, but
dlRcouraglng an.l damaglng t.. tbe party'a future
proapecta, just t.. glre a few active Republlcana,
bowerer w..nliy. a chai. t.> obtRtn olBcea of
bo polltlcal Blgnlfkance aa a reward for narttaan
or facttonal actlrltyl ls this worth whHel lt
has been aald tliat tho BCttou <>f tho <h><al <o.v
.?lnineni cluba tho other nlght in ihrnstiu.: thom
selves to the fr.mt witli iudepeiident noniina
ti.ms an.l other fooUah demonatrattona fnrnishos
nol only proToeation but Jnatlflcatloa for similar
actlon on tho parl of t..nighfs Republlcan con?
ventlon. Sii.h talk is ahsnrd. The couTentlon
to-nlght n-prescnts a party <.f grown mon, nol
boya; of men <>f Intelllgence and experlenre, wbo
RCt with deUberatloa and not upon Impuhve. And
it repreoenta a party, too, of aucb numerlcal
gtrengtb that it can w.-n afford without loaa "f
preatlge or sacriii.f dlgnlty t.. aay to the alllea
<if lasi year: MWe aro Iqtereated in a con>
??iiii.ri canso in wliich we shoiild 1).- unlted. We
"ahall wetcome rour ahl as w.-n in making tho
?Tionilnatlons as in etectlng tho tlcket. We wall
??io liear from you." if. Rfter aucb condltatory
Hdrancea have been made, ihe allied organtaa<
llnna "f last y.-ar .nanifest tho dtapoaltlOD aln-ady
abown l.y 'lo- Good Gorernnient young per?
goua ,!|1" Ibe Republlran party of thla county
will be jiistilieil in going i: Rlone, and will he
atronger by tbonaanda ?-f rotea l.y Iherr wtae,
ponalderate and patrlotlc action. In a word, Ibe
eonrentlon lo-nlghl can well afford t<? stand and
wait. lt eannoi afford io follow Ibe example of
ibe Good Gorernmenl young peraona.
fBPROYED PAVEMESTB IX BROORLYX,
N.? departmenl ln the admlnlatratlon of a mu*
nidpallty cumea home more cloaely to tho rom
munlty in general and In partlcultr than thal
whlcb baa Ibe publlc worka In cbarge. ln Saw
Y..rk this duty is dlatrlbuted amoaig aeTeral
departmenta; for example, tbe Departmenl of
Pnblic Worka pmper, the Aqueduci Commlaalou
an.l rhe Btreet Cleanlng Departmenl. in Brook?
lyn. on tbe other hand, all theae functtona are
comblnad ln the Departmenl of Clty Worka,
whlcb stnee February I, 18M, baa been admlnla
trred by Mr. Alfred T. Whlte, au ofBcUl who
baa deroted blmaelf to bla dutlea with en?lra
fldellty and alnaieneaa ?.f purpoee. With ihe gen
, ral n aulta of his adininiKtralioii we do ii"t noW
propoae lo deat, bul we dealre lo call Rttenttou
to one feaiure whleh has forced Itaelf on the nt
tentlofl of evetyl.ody In Brooklyn who stirs
gbroad and keepa iits ejrea open. Wa refer to
tbe aepbalt paTementa whlcb bare been pul
down on acorea of Mo.-ks in tli.- la?t year, ao
that almoat erery aectloa of the dty has before
ll one or more objeel leeoona ahowlng whal 1.1
ptivementa are.
Wbea Ihe work pbmned for by ComtulaBloner
Wliite |s eolllpleterl Brookl.VH wlll llflTC lllllill'
fair progreaa in emerglng from Ibe era <>f cobble
ai mi * n has Ioiil' auffered from ibe renutatlon of
belng the worat-paved large city ln the country.
If not ln the ijIiIUbwfl world. IMl ropronch hn*
not yet been cnat off. but n good atart Baal been
made ln that .lirectlon. ifaBl of the work r*>
cently done kcll been lOBal Bf BBegaRnatJoi 1"'
fween tl.Ity nnd tbe propcrty owmrs linme.ll
ntely llaVcted, th" lnfer coiiseiitlni: to pay <.ne
haif the coal of the improved pareneRtg, and
thereby addim: 10 the \:iiuc of tlielr holdlim's
twice ..r ihree dmea the ?rwurI of the aoeeea
mont they are called upon t" pay. Dader tba
CbaplR admiiiistrati-.n large boaeta were made
of the ainonnt of parlBg doue ln the city, bul
inost ..f iiiis consist.si in tbe laylng of granlte
blocks. son.f whlch were boughl at aecond
band ind nll of whlch were poorly and rbeaply
ptit down Cotninissioner White has lnsist.?d on
,;.i work. and wbereai th- former rnl- waa to
|gy ??pbf" dlrecttj on robble, Ihe reaulremettl
now is that it be placed on a roucrefe f.'tn.l.i
tion. whieh Insnns greater Btabillty aml better
n-sults.
iine of Mr. Whlte'a moal liuportaRt achlere
menta l* the pnrrlelon of wiiat may be termed
through rotites in dlfferenl parta of ihe city wlth
Bmooth pavemoiit all tlie way. Heretofore there
bai l.b no such route In BHwklyn, wlth Ihe
nceptlofl "f Bedford-ave, A route Irom ihe
Hetghta t" Frospect Park Is n..w iltnoel eonv
pleted, and cntracts have been BRRle f..r a
branch from tiiis through Bt. llark'B-are., run
nlng two mllea or more t?> tbe eaatward aml
croaalng Bedford-are., whlle tbe Twenty-tblrd
and Twenty-tifiii warda h.iv.- been broughi wlth?
ln eaay reecbof Beutord-BTe. an.. Frospect Park
by aapball on Haacocfc and the idjacenl ati.ts.
Pnrtbennore, Mr. rVblta bai contracted for ihe
puttinn down of brick paremenl in two .?? tbrea
places, wlth the purpone ..f tlKWoughly te-tlnj;
that materlal as i Btreet Burface ln a city llke
Brooklyn.
Tbe adv.in.e whlch Brooklyn bai made ln Its
pav.emeuta in the last year roftecta great credlt
on Mayor Scliler-n's admiiiistrati.-n. and e?pc
dally on hla publlc-aplrlted and laborloua Com
missioner of City W'otks n-.r slmiild we oinit to
make houoraiile menUon of tbe ownera of prop
trty who have done th.-ir part towaid brlUging
about Ibeae iniprovcmcnts.
TUE SEW II7AR8HIP.
The launchlng of Ihe Brooklyn yeaterday wns
an Inddent <>f both local and Natlonal Intereat.
our sist.-r city is to be rongTatnlated up<>n the
glTlUg <'f her name to so Bne a erafl a tlner
one. probaiily. than lhal whlch beara the name
of New-York an.l the Nafioti. also. upon this
pruapectlre relnforcemenl of iis power at aea.
Perhapa the inddent attracta less attentiou
now than it would have ?ttracted a few y.ars
ggo, It i< n.> riovelty. Blnce a Ibpublican Ad
mlutatration began tbe patrlotlc taak <>f buffcllBg
for ihe I'nlted Btatea a modern Mary worthy of
the name, our people hav.- become iiaed to aeelng
One warshlps flylng Ihe Stars and Slripos. In
Increaelng numbera, until now on.- more or less
Is Bcarcely noticeable. We have a Navy ai last,
and Its growtb and matnteuance are taken aa a
matter of coura ?.
Still. the additloii to our fleetfl >.f BW h a reaael
as .in- Brooklyn bi.ls falr t>> be wlll be an Ind?
dent worth in.to than paaalng notice. Tbe Bblp
wlll beone whlch would lacreaae perceptlMy Ihe
effective Btrength of any navy. BUd uhich mlght
tvell be welconied l.y the warl<>rds ..f the great
ral of Bea-golng Powere. Ifnether ahe is of the
most dealrabla lype is an open queatlon. Many
bigh autboiitlea do not approre the bullding
of tbeae buge warablpa, with ample freeboard
preaentlng a temptlng targel for 'he enemy'a
guna, of that typc. bowerer, th.- Brooklyn will
probably prore lo be an admlrable apectmen.
Bbe ranka as an armored erolaer. lt mlghl be
well to deaciibe ber as an irmed crnlaer, or a
cniisinj; battle-ship. A crnlaer Bbe wlll be, prob?
ably <>f good apeed and long endurance. Bbe will
also be armored, wlth armor bell aml peotectlve
deck. But her great feature will be her otfenalre
armament. Blgbl B-lncb riiies, so arranged that
six ?.f them can be tralued together npon any
polnl ,,f th.niipass, form a battery lhal would
he regarded as fonnldable on any battle-eblp
When to tbeae are added twelre Mnch, twelre
B-pounder and four 1-pounder rapld-flre rlflea
aml four macblne-gnna, we haTe an armameul
calcnlated t.. bnrl an abnoal lirealatlble raln of
iiilssil.s upon an ein my, at elther long OT sliort
range, Sor ar.- the flee torpedo-tubea to be for>
gotten; an pqnlpmeni wblcb abonkl be regarded
as Indlapenaable f..r erery warahlp.
Thla Bplendld reaael Is ..f Amerlcan .lesi^n.
materlal and workmanablp. Bbe Is belng tin
isiuii iu a prlrate ahlpyard from wblcb have
gone oul some of tbe Bneet Bpedmeni >>f marlne
archltecture afloat, iu both the mllltaul and tbe
commerdal marlne. It is gratlfylng to know
that this is so, an.l tlnt this country Is al.le |o
bulld its own ahlpa, Inatead of buylng them
aliroa.l. as tbe ciick-.o-rry f..r many y.ars haa
blddeu us io do. The bulklera .>f th.- Brooklyn
have done good work, and deaenre conllal recoi;
nitloii for it. At ihe same time we niiist ex
preaa regret lhal more of the aew ahlpa are not
belng constnicted in th>* Oorernroent'a owu
yar.is. There are, both at Brooklyn an.l at Sor
folk, fadlitlea f..r bulkling flrat-daaa ahlpa, as
the pro.iuction oi' tlie Maine. tbe Tezaa, the Cln
cinnati and tin- Ralelgh teatlflea The greal and
coatly planta Ihere BbouM not i?- allowed to stand
Idle and deterlorate, aml tbe raal sums of rnoney
lnv.sted In tli'-m to return no profll to Ih.mn
try. Tlie workahopa ahould be kepl open and buay,
and an adequate force >.f skillcd workmeu be
kepl on band, fltted and ready for an* iask thal
may be requlred of ihtun. Buch a poliey, we be
Uere, would not in its dlrect reaulta be more
costly t.? the Qovernment than th.- preeent, whlle
in Its ultiniate r.-snlts it would be more profltabte.
A BVJAlABIAS BAPTI8M.
Agaaaglnatlon la followed by apoatagy, s.iys
one bitt.-r critic -.f Bulgarlan affalra. The re
maik is an rxtreme -.ii". and boi recfanlcally
Inatlflable. Prlnce Perdlnand haa n..t i.n
proven gullty of tbe death <>t BlambolotT. Bome
people tliinK le- is; a greol many. in fa.-t. Hut
tbere N a illflTtiiiice between belng morally aure
and absolii'.ly certalu. Tli. n this baptbdng of
bla ii.ir aecordlm to 'he livlns ..f tbe Orthodoa
Cr.ik <'iiur.li is acarccly to be rech.d anoa
taay. Tl..- chlld la nol iroinL' lo foraake one falth
for another, for at preeenl he has none at all:
,it leaal none of iiis own ebolce and practlee.
Tbere is no Intlmatlon thal Perdlnand blmaelf
jiroposes a cliani:'' of falth. Petbapa be has aim
ply mncluded tha'. aa iiis own falth has in bla
own cbm so lamentably falled lo make hlm a
good man, It w ill l?- beal t" try BOUM Other faitli
on llttle Borih In bope of maklng him a better
man than hla fatlier. Kien baMtual ciiminals
have been knowu to wlah thelr dilldren to be
broughi up 1" waya of tjruth and rlghteouaneaa
Tbe moal plaualble explanatlon, le.wev.-r. and
indeed ihe practlcally certala one, 1^ thal tha
Prlnce bopea thua t.> wln 'he faror of the Caar.
There i- n.? other publlc ..r politlcal reaaon con
ccivable. Tbere Is no general demand on tbe
part of tlie Bulgarlan people that tba belr t.. tbe
tbrone ahould be thua baptlxed, nor any reaaon
t.t tblnk th.- doing of it will enbance th.-ir loyalty
... the Prlnce, Thla baptlaa of the young Boor
bon, then, la to be regarded as merely anotber
atep in Perdlnand'a mareh to Canoaaa, He haa
already taken eereral aurh atepa, one of them
leadlng orer Ihe grare ..f tbe man to wbom be
owea bla tbrone and t.. whom Bulgarla o\\<-s h.-r
contlnued Independenre. Probabty he is ready
to take alrooal anj other that may aeen Becea
aary t?> reaeb tli?- gooL He Beeroa lo be that atai
of man Hla Baotto is -^rt there," do matter
bOW. That is n COmtUOn inle of COBdUCt, bul le-'
nlw.iva | RtioeeRRftil one. Indeed. Ita fallurea nre
Rome'whnt more numoroii* and more oonaplninti*
than Its antdaaea an.l lt wlll not be In the lenst
Hurprlslng lf another fallure he added to the
llst In the preaent enae.
There ta, aa we have aald. no Indlcitlon that
the tlreek tmptlstn Of Borte will Htrengthen
PTfOCa ror.llnun.rs boM upon tho favor of the
Bulgariaa peaple. MHfber ta there any Indlca
rion thal it will brlng about a wcoasrttlatlou wWi
the fr.ar and seeure his reeognltlon .-f tho
PrinaVa leeitimacy. The Kussliin (lovornniHit
bai nevcr Uthnated that lt WOUld, Bor over de
nanded that aucb a alep bo taken as a in"'cssary
pren qulatte t.. recognltton. The Caar ls Mgoted,
n.. doubt, and would llko to fOTCe tho Wbok
woild to ao.vpt his own HigloitR creed. But
his grierance in Bulgarla is aometblng other and
greater than a queatfoi of rreod. It ls Bulgaria
Itself. nnd especlaHy Blg Bulgarla. When that
DRttofl eleeted lo be a natlon rather than a Rus
gua pnrrlnce It commltted a gmss. osYence.
Wh.n lt annexed Eaa'f-rn RumeHa lt aggTarated
lhat offence a bundred-f?ld. Tl.ily atone
inent that can ln- made wlll he to go back i?> tho
daya of Prlnce Doadukoft Koraakoff.
The tecbnical polnl at Laaue between Rnssia
and Bulgarla may be i.rietly itated. Ruaala
rlalma that Prlnce Feidlnantfa election was
iiiegai, for the anuudng reaaon that lt was effect
ed at the time ael by the Bolgarlan Oonatltutlon
Inatead of at the time adriaed or ordered by tho
Caar; and that couaequenfly be ls not to he
recognlaed as ihe lawful soverelgn, and that no
Rttcb recofultlon wmld legallae his gtatue. Bul?
garla. en Ibe other hand. COUteuda lhat. under
her Conatltutlon, 'he Bobranje ls the roIo Judge
of tho legallty of rierthma; that as it declarea
his election legal lt ls in fact legali and that
therefore all tiiat is needed is ntlfteatton <?r
recognltton of th.it election by the si-nntories of
the afreaty of Beriin. Bo the caae atanda, and ?o
ii baa atood for yeara. How niucb kmger lt will
remaln ao is perikaaaly uneertato. Ruaala aaakea
no open more, but keepa tho ajotorloua Zankoff
and other unacrapulouo agenta busy beneatb tho
aurface. The wretched Prlnce bumlHatea blm
self in eveiv way ln valn bope of galnlng Ibe
Czar's favor; or iti erery wav l.ut one. That
,,?,. i< t,, realgn, kare th..nntry, and aeek
re-electlon ;it aucb a time as ihe Caar may pn>
scrii.e. He will not <lo that becauae he knowa
the Bnlgarlanfl, enraged at liis gubBerrlency to
ih.. Dortbern tyrant, would n.-ver re-elect blm.
The Caar kuowR that. t.... and that is probably
tho cblef reaaon why be wanta hlm t.? realgn.
EPI8C0PAL QBXEBAL C0XVEXT10X.
i'lie Proteatant Bplaropal Oeneral Conrentlon,
whlcb began Ita seeadona yeaterday In SJInneapo
lis wiih an iinpresslve rellgious aerrfae. is likdy
to gpend ni"<t <.f Ita time In dlRcuaadng tbe re
porl of the Conatitnttonal Commiaalou appolnted
l.y ihe Laal Conrentton. This CommbiRton will
bf/er f"i- conableratton a propoaed new Conatl?
tutlon, whlcb has been ihe gubject of a Uvely
dlacueaton alnce Its publlcatton in tbe Church
papera a few montiis ago. The preralltng opln
lon concernlng lt seems to he that, wblle lt con
t.iins many naeful prorlolona it nndnly enlargea
ihe powera of ibe biahopa, and curtalla those of
ihe other clergy and of the laity. One uftaenttal
denomlnatlonal paper which makeo this critlclam
says that tho Rerefl einlnont hishops on tbe
Commtaaton orerahadowed the <.tiier membera
?f the CommlflBion, an.l w.re tbtta able to ln
ject into the propoaed Oonatltutlon a stront:
tlneture of un-Anieiiean prdaoy. Bo this as It
may. tbere is Uttle doubt that a vlgoroiis oppoal
Hon to tbe report will bedereloped ln the Houae
,.f clerleal and Lay Deputiea, and It is qujte
poaalble that tbe Commleaton wlll be askoii ro
rake the gubject into further conatderatJon and
report three yeara bence. Tbere an- a few ex
treme eliurclimeii wlio think lt uneathollo for tho
riiur.h to liave .1 paper CoaiatltutJon at all. But
lt is too late to nioot that ojueetlou now. It ha?
mi.1i a Conatltutlon, an.l the only thlng to d<i ta
ro rerlee it in keeplng with tho expandlng life
?.f the Church. #
The old propoaltiou <>f the rituailsts to cbange
the name ..f the Churoh will In all UkeUbood
come up agala They arant lt to he named "the
Amerlcan Chureb," "the Hbly CaOiolIc churoh."
or almply "the ChurrlTi but tho chancea <>f thelr
carrylng aucb a meaaure in the present conren?
tlon are siigiit. Buch repreeentatlTe lligh I'lmreli
biahopa as Doane, of Albany, an.l Perry, of
lowa, either oppoae the Idea or holleve lt illop
portune. it ls doubtleoa true, as the rltuabata
s.i.v, thal th.- name Proteatant Bplacopal ls by
no meana an kteal name. Tho term Proteatant
is negatlre an.l nnmeaalng. lt would ileacrlbe a
radl.al Vnitarian and a rltuallst equaDy well,
nnleaa the rltuallst ahould dedde to Joln the
Church of Home. And as for tho WOrd BpiRCO
pal. lt is not inucli better. As a term of dtffer
eniiation, "Prayer-Book Church," or even "Sur
pllce churoh," would be aboul aa expreaalTe.
But, after all. tbougb it is deslrable that n
churoh ahould have an expnaetee name, the
blatory of the more Importanl Proteatant de
Bomtnatloua prorea that their growtb doea not
depend on thelr name. The great .Methodlst
Eplacopal Church is a atriUng llluatratlon of
thla The term Methodlst was tlrst appUed to
tho followers of Wealey ln dertalon. And even
apart from that fact. the name doea n<?r fairly
deaciibe the jreiiius and spirlt of the rimrch that
Rdopted I' N'everllleless, the gTOWtb of Motho.l
i?in baa been nnexampled. Tho progreaatee
membera of 'he Bplacopal Church are not trou
bllng th. nisi'lvos orer the fact that its name Is
not Ideatty perfeet. Nor are they wHUng t*> bare
iis aame changed to ??tho Church" untll in num
iiers lt jtives better rridence than lt has yet
glren that it really Is tho Cliur.li.
\o other questions are Ukeiy to come before
the conrentlon. imring tho three yeara alnce
tbe meetlng <>f tbe last oonventlon ln Baltlmore
tbe growtb of thc Chureb m numbera and Influ
eii.e has been gratlfylag. Mueb <>f the old i?it
lerneaa between tho parttea has dled out. The
rltuallata are working har.l to gain an aacendancy
in tli" Church; bttl the bUU of the wealthy and
],i'"i:ii'ssive laity are paaalvly. lf not aetiv-'ly,
opposed to tlletn.
S.i lil- colored poraon In the CoggeahaU po?
lltlcal fence has ahown his hoad at last: Th.>
DemoeratR are to rnn no candldate against
tbe Onelda atatearoan, who has taken a nom?
lnation agalnal the rcgular Rcpuhllcan camli
date, and bo, if electott, la t" eota for BUI
for Scnator. Bucb is the Democratlc account
ol thc bargnln. How do the Repubiioans of
Onelda Hke tt?
When the State ,,f Texaa gcts Corbett and
Fitzalmmona, the sluggcrs. wlthln Its borders.
it otlgbt t" welcome them with hospUibla
handa to a seouro prlaon.
POOple wbo tblnk that Richard Croker 1a
OOl <'f polltlcs. and thnt he ta not to-day th*
power hehlnd the thronc ln Tammany Hall,
i.iijrht to ba scnt to an asylum for the fer-hle
mlnded without delay.
The state Rallroad Commlealonere have de
Uvered thelr verdlcl on the recent cotlleton on the
s.-n Beach Rallroad, when a nmuway englna
dRRbed Into the rear of a crowded traln OR Its
way to Coney laland. Tha moat atrtklng thltiK
dlecloaed by tbe Invaatlgatlon which followed tbe
dlaaater was thal the rallroad had n.i ayatetn ..f
telegrapbl. algnala, an.l that there waa no meana
grhatever ?-! aendlng word Rtong the Itne that an
engine waa bearlng down npon the unfortunato
i.i.ii. v.-t t!n < ommtaalonera in their deliver
anea and rei immendattona have nol a word to
aay on this tltal matter. It is no wouBer that
people are ?-klng themaelvea what la the uaeof
the State apendlng large aumg of aBOBRiy Jgaw
after year for the malntenance. of Itn Rallroaa
Commlaslon. ______
Joalah Qulncy. "reformer." eretwhlle debaucher
of the cnnaular aervlce. prerfded yeaterday over
tho dellberaMona of the Maaaaohuaetta Demo
rratlc Conventlon. In the cours* of a long
?paacb, aaid to oorer "tbe whota fleid of state
aad Xatlonal BOUtfcaV* he had tbe audadty to
pat the Piaatdent on the bark for hla r-cent order
placlng the larger part Of the oonsnhar aervlce
under etvtl aanrtca reguiations. "Ia no bcancti <>r
the publlc aervlce," be dedared, "wlll the Intro
"dUCtlon Of B new avatem of appolntment reanlt ln
"as large a pecunlary galn to the Oovernmenl
"through Btopplng the iinderralttatloo of Importa
"at Hfl head. aml in no branch la auch a r-hange
"nv.re important fOr aentlmenUl and patrlottc
"reaaona" .Tostah certalnly oirht tO kUOW. Mo
enthuataatle dkrtrlbutor of offlciai pap arar had a
better opportunlty to llnd out. Hla commenfs <?n
the proper method of publlahlng "The I'atent
Offlee Oaaatte" WOOM have been Juat a" oppor
tune and Juat aa lnl^r-atlng. but we regret tO
flnd DO reference to the BUbJect ln hla speerh.
Posslbly the Ju lgea smd attendanfa of the Fed
eral COUTta, many of whoin have recelrcd no pay
slnce June. eould thTOW llght on the manner In
whlch the Admlnlstratlon haa been keeplng down
expenses and fordng favorabk balan-es.
A noxlous elemenl ln the boII of Kanaaa. hlther
to feedlng the protOptaam of the Popuilst. the
free-sllverlte and the politlcal malontent in gea
.-r.tl. ifl now tO ba drawn off into tobacco. Ken
tucky growera of that weed having found rhat
tba aoii and cllmate there favor the produet Its
old alluvlum can boM only so much of the aertd
Jui.e of N01 and Erebue, and what goes Into its
tohaeco ahould Bweeten It rxtnetdernbly, leaving
blander elementa for the nurture of Its atatesmen
who may ln time appear in the counclls of the
Natlon Bhaved and in thelr rlght mlnda. each
with a correet outflt of prlnclplea and a logtcal
apparatus whlch will work witho.it squeaklng.
Chanoellor MeOlll annoitnres that he wlll not
take ti peraonal part ln the New-Jersey ram
palgR. No; nor ln the ndmlnlatratlon that wlll
follow it. _ _
Sarah H.-rnhardt do?s not tl.lnk the blcyole a
BUltabla vehlcle f..r women. thOUgh whether the
groaada >.f her dtaapproval are raoral, aaaltary
or aartorlal la not BtAted. On the wheel ahe her
p. If would look llke a Krasshopper OR a plelad,
but there la no reaaon t ? Htipp.se lhat she would
not rlde wetl aft-r a eertain amount of practlee.
Her averalon to the instrument ml^ht ahate wlth
the thrlll Of lta awlff, alry movement, so soon as
she had mastered the art of rldlng it. As lt ls,
her dlsapproval eottRta for nothlng. Women
have adopted the blcycle, and wlll probably ad
here to lt for all time to COfM, In Franee as f-ls.
whete. There wlll alwaya he a mlnorlty In oppo
Bttlon holdlag a preferenee for the dogcart, the
trolley and the cabrl >let. but the wheel wlll hold
Its own agalnat all adverse volces, ev.-n BUob mel
llfluous oaea as that of the dlvine and attenuated
Sarah.
A boss who Is defeated twlce In auccesslon ln
lils own dlatrlct can't he very much of a bosa,
now, can he?
No crltlctsm wlll be dlre-ted agalnst Lleu
tenant Peary beeanae he has declded that hia
work as an Arctlo expl.uer ls tlnished. He
flrmly belleree that th>- P.de wlll be reach.-d;
not by hlm, but by a young-r and more athletlc
man. Mr. Peary Is entltled to rest from hla
labors. Of hla four J.nirneys on the Oreenland
Ic-cap the seeond was eonaptcuoaaly success
ful, whlle the Inst two mt.st have been a keen
dlaappolntment to thelr projector. Hut hls con
trlbuttons to the world'g geographical knowl
edge have been large, and as an explorer he
has displayed orlglnallty, foresight and cour
age. ClrcumstancHS whlch no human power
eould foreatall or rontrol were agalnst hlm last
year and this, and defeated hls long-cherlshed
amblflon.
oetober ls dolng ex~e?-dlngly well thua far,
thank you.
They are talking s,nse nt Penver, at the
Amerlcan Publlc Health Assoclatlon'a meet?
ing. ln denoundng the wholesale emptying of
H.-wers Into rlvers. Kven the glant Mlsstsalppl
la ln danger of b?comlng a pestllentlal dltch.
"No poUntlOB of rlvers" Is a good cry to be
taken up all ov-r the country.
When Tammany influence of every klnd has
been purged away from the Park Department
the parks of New-York wlll take on new beauty
and new charm.
New-York has now nbsorbed a large part of
what was formerly Westchester County. The
l.p|.. Brbo were formerly llrtng ln vlllages nnd
towns whlch were abaolntely loalgnlfloanl ought
to r.Jolc that they have now been taken in as
ettlaena of one of the greatest clties of the
world. B elty whose future ls ltkely to surpass
tbe accompllahmanta and ncblereinenta of the
moat famoiia comtnunltlea in all baacory.
Bome of the BngUah newapapera say that
Amerlcan trlumphs over Kngllshmen ln Inter
natloiial contests are becming monotonooa.
That ls a sort of monotony ln whlch Aflierl*
eana dlacover ever new vatiety and charm.
PERSOXAL.
Ftishop rharles Edward Cheney (Reformed Bpla ??
p.ili, of ChleagO, in apeaklng the other day about tbe
Eplacopal propoaal for Church unity, aakt: "lt ls
siiihfuiar that the Proteatant Kpiscop.il Church, pr?
feaslng to *e.-k unlty on the t.asla of the 'Four I.ani
i,.-th Propoatttofaa,' ahould eztentt the oBve t.rnn-n to
tlie Preabyteruui, th- Methodlst and the <'>ngreK.i
tlonal rhurehea, whleh churchea can ac-ept th- nrat
three <>f trmse proposltlono-namely, the Bcrlpturea
hh the rule of falth, the apoetlea and Nl-ene cree.l
a* th.- armbol ..f the falth, the two aacramenta of
bautlem aml th- Lord'a Bupper, hut whlch ehurchee
cannot accept th.- hlstorl- eplacopate 1 aa>- lt s
htr.inge that the Eplacopal rhurch. dolng thla^baa
n.-v.-r made any klndly overturea to the >'Hforrn?.
Eplacopal Church, arhleh accepta not only the tlrat
three artlclea. bul "lao tlie fourth."
The iitti^ Quaaa of tha NeUaeetaada ent-re.i upon
h.-r Blateaatk year .1 fen daya ago, aad In ii-mor of
the occaslon. but to the *rvat regret of her BUb
Iceta Introdueed a moinentoua change ahe began
o w'ear h.-r Imlr In the faahlon of young aromen!
Uueen Vlctorla .les.-rlli.-H th- Queea as the most
ch.innltiK glrl ln the world."
Dr. Theodora R. Ttmby, who at the age of nlnet-.-n
Inventad the revolvlng turret. flr?t iise.1 on the Monl
tor. llves ln ChleagO, and. ln *plte of hla a^venty
three yeara. la hale and henrty He was born on a
farm at Dover, Dutcheaa CORBty, N- Y . on Aprll 6.
lta On hls fathers alde he !s of Fren.'h orlctn.
the ani-eatra; name belng orlglrial'o; Tlmbra Kll
mother came from .N>w-England. The idea of the
revo'.vlng turret waa suggeated to hlm one day when
be waa ras?!ng t'astle Wi:ilam?, on (Jovernor a 1*1
ano- kVaaked hlmaelf why it wouldn't b* poasibie
to put such ii atruoture on a plvot ao that if coul<l
polnt lta guna in every dlrectlon. He at onee made
a model of hl* ld?a. and the re*ult waa the famous
r?volvlng turret. He haa alao invented many other
uaeful devtcea, unmng them the Amerlcan turblne
wheel.
"The rhlladelphla Record" aay*: "The Orant
Memorlal monument for Kalrmount Park. upon
arhleh Bculptor DaBlel C. French ls at work. ls nejr
ly BatBhad ln day Mr. French waa receatly \ -.? I
In hla atudlo by Messra. Howe'.l and MIlK-r, of the
rairmouai Park Art Aaaoclatkm. Both were blghiy
plaaaed with the mamortai, and Mr. Mttlar aaya:
?The H.-ulptor has vrlaely ehoean to perp.-tuate the
oualltlea whlch .llatlnguisli.-l <irunt from ull hls aa
Boclatea and rontemporerlee. Th* aphlnxllke retP
eenea and the '-logged peisiatence whlch dlatln
gulahe.) the haro fro.n other men iire admlrably pre
?etite,| here I'nllke mast Btatuea ol lta klnd, too,
the horaa i* tlie leaal Importaal rnetnber of the
Kt.iup. He la a maaalve, powerful oreature, perfectlv
abl* lo earrj the w^lght and lo do the work whlch
la .y;.te ] of him, bui in the compoettloo tha Inter
eat properly centrea ln the man. 1 f.-el that thU u
a \?-r\ greal triumpn for the aculptor to have
achleved. Incldenialfy. tha llk-nraa is admlrable,
and the nmn will nol "ni> ???> down lo poaterlty ln
r.ilihful portralture aml ln hla b,?blt as he llved,"
f,.r Mr French hus been exeaedlngly eonaclentloua
and eareful Hi>.>ut avary datatl of dreaa and ?-.niii.
ment, but Amertcan nrt wlll have been aniiehed by
a work of unlque Intereat, of declded erlglnallt} and
of greal dlgalty und power.'
WEDD1X08 PART AXD 10 COME.
The marrlage of Mlse Harrlet Ella Dewer. oeagh
ter of K W. Dewey, of No. 34 West Forty-nlnth-at,
to Xoble Poater Hoggson waa quletly celebrated at
3 80 o'clock yeaterday afternoon ln the chantry of
Orace Church. The Rev. Kobert .Jonea. one of tha
aaalatant mlnlatera of (Jraoe Pariah. performed th?
marrlage ceremony. which was foBOWSi by a r?.
repllon at the home, of the brlde's father. Tha
|,ri la waa attended by her BRster, MlRB May Dewey,
afvl Mlaa Flora Jenkms aa bridiamalda I.r. ./ohn
Augiiat.ia Ilartwell waa b<st man. anl iTOderlek E.
Driggs. Richard A. Sirong. C-.i-rt R Walr,r!da;e
Bad !>? I? Hutphen were the tiahera.
Mlaa Ada Kipp waa marrled u< Bdwarl I. Oll.
BOti .'"i I "''I'ick laat evenlng at the home 0f her
parenta Mr. an<l Mra. Jamea Kipp. No. .'>*. Wgsa
Thlrtv-thlM-at. The ceremony was performed u
the drawlng-room Rf the Rev. I.r PletOf C Hmlth.
MIsm Hlanche l.add w.ia lha BUal 1 Of hOOOr, aad Miaa
Kva Kipp. thc brldc's BBRtOr, RBd Miss l.my B. 011
bert, slater Of the hrl'legroom. arere tha 8rMej>
RMada Mr. <;ilbert's RORl B8RR w.is Henry y.
Wempie. jr. Tne uabera were Bdwta u? nkaaaaai
rbartea B. oiibert. A raceaaloa followed th-.are.
mony.
The weddlaa of Mlaa Chartotte ViruiMa Nsaaaa
aad Wllllam H. W'.-iy. of Brooldya, araa eelafcrRtOl
at 12:"n o'clock ye^tenl.y aftarwaOB Bl th. home.
of the brtde'a pann'*, Mr and Mra Kll B N n,
at oien Core, Laoag tatead. Th- Rei j .; ii4C.
chua re.'torof thei-hur'li of the ln<arr.atio-i. Hroofc.
!yn. ofticlHte I. Mlaa Jam-t T. Whlttet. of Hrookiya,
waa the mald of hon-.r. There arera ?o brlde*.
mal.Is. Henry K. NetaOO, l.rnth?r of the brida,
was beet man. The ushers arete Bfaltef 1' Kerr't,
of Brooklyn, anl Kdward K. Craft, of Olen I'ora
a sm.ii reeepUea followed.
The marrlage of Mlaa Helen Roaalle Remaen.
dfliight'-r Of Mr. an.l Mra PUoenll Kemsen. to
Woodrtiff Batton, Jr . will take plaee thla afternooa
It. Chrlst Church. Habylon. Ix>ng Island
MlaO Amelia Cirlfflths, daughter of Mr... Mocutt
YV Crifflths. was marrled to Harry De Hoadt at
IM o'clock laat evenlng at the Kirst Ref.,rm?d
Kplacopal Chunh, Madison-ave anl Fifty-flfth-aL
Tba K"V. Or. Willlam T. Sablne. pa*Mr of the
church, perforrmd the marnage . ireaaoaj,. Ths
brlde was given away by her o->u?ln, Frederi. k M
Helbig. Bdward Baat wa? b-at bbbjb, and the uah.
.rs arere Henry B. Johnson. Robert Porter, Joba
Coatly and 0 oraje Berte. The raceptloa waa heti
at the homo of the brlde1* BtOther, Mra \Urgaret
W. (irifflths, No. rM Baat Plftjr-ebrhth-et
Th-re was an attmetlve wed.llng at the home ot
Horatlo Haarkea Jereey Clty Hdghts. at aooa raa>
terdav. Th- brtde was Mlss May Fowkcs. of Jer
Bay Clty, aad the l.rl.legroom Kverett T. W.ils. of
ciifton. N. J. Th.- coreaeony waa perforni<d by the
Rev i?r K Meioliarn, pa-tor of Orace Meilsodlat
Kplscopal Church, Jers-y Clty HciKhta. Only rela
tlrea ot the brtde aad i.rl<leKroom were pre.s.-tu The
covple went to Old l'olnt Comforl. Va , on thelr
we.lding totir.
Amoni; th.- a|,|.roaehing ereddlnaja is that of RUaa
Fiorence Laura RotBnaon, gnanddauarhts* "f the late
Charles Knox. to Krederl- k IP njamin .Jnenlrig, of
London, Kngland. whlcb wlll take place on Wednea*
iiy fJctoberfa, at to'clock. la thefJId rtrst ( hurch.
jlnson'oMhla clty. to Dr. Rtah.rd Randolph Daly.
of the Ptate HOBpiUl at Ma.teauan. N T.. whOitJ
Thc Rev. A. Vallete Clarkson offi.-late 1
palracrea the handaome home of Charleai flaap
ciark. at Normat'lv Park, Morriatown, N- J . waa
the bmbsi of a oretty home wetdlng at 4 ococg
T h afternoon: Jrhen Mlaa Rarah JoUette Ciark
was marrled to the Rer Henry Phtppa Roaa, Rf
Tauntnon.rrMa.a. iSta. Blla Mabel fark alster o
the brtde, was the mtil <>f honor, anl the brWee.
mal.ta were Mlaa Ada Mead. ot r^ton; Mtaalfabal
Wheeler rtmlth. of New-York. and the Mlaaea An
derson. of Brooklyn. The ushera were john n.
Henderson. of Waahlnaton; H. rr> \ Ru'ch. of
New-York; Torrey Everett. ot Naw-TOrk: the Rev
James De Wolfe Parry. of Bprlngftald, Maaa and
Charjea Martln CUrk. of Mew-sorfc. ?^hfr??
fhe hrlde. Bupper was BBrrcd foi thc DTidai party
at 6 o'clock. . , , x. _
A noteworthv Incidenf ln soclal clrclea of NeW
Brnnawick arafl the ?reddlag at noon yeaterday or
Ml?a Orace Hryson Wella. lanKhter of Mra. John
\VeTls, to Charlea Booth. Jr . of LlverpOOl. Krigland.
Ths ceremonv took p:.ice in Chrl?t Kplsoop.il' h.urch.
Th* bri.le was attended l.y elght brtdeamalda tha
Missea Bllaa Weii.-, a Biiter of the brtde; uw
Hug*r Wells, of charle."ton; Orace Aahton Croahy
and Katherlne Heckman. of New-York; K.;za Tlles
ton Hemenway. of Boaton; May Pttirgesa. of New
V-.rk| Conatance A. Booth, of Uverpool. anl He.en
Kobbe, of N'.'w-llrighton. Aifred Booth, jr. of
Uverpool araa beat man. The ushera were Philip
Henry Holt of Uverpool: Lasrrenee I'ool. of New
York ajid Thomas Kirkbrlde and Franklin H.
Klrkl.rl.le, of I'hliadeiphta.
The Ker. rharle.a K. Qrenger anl Helen May
Seaman were marrled at noon yeaterday at the
home of the brtde'a pnrents. in Cold S;.rlng Har
bor. I?ng Iaiand. by thc Rev. Or. Churl.-.-a EverfsL
Thc brlde la ? daughter ot Henry T. Heaman, .
ant postmaster of the place The brldegroom is a
wm of (JeorRe M. (Jrangcr. a Brooklyn mer.hant.
H? was ordalned only a short time ago. aad haa
charge of the Congregati'Viai Church In Bay Shore.
After thc weddlng there was a dinner. after wh >'i
the COUple atarted on an extended weddlng tour.
There w*rc gtieats of the oouple preaent fr.im New
York. Brooklyn. New-.Iersey, Provldence and Boa?
ton.
Rocheater. N. Y.. Oct 2 tSpcclall.? St. Paiit'a
Church was tbroagjed at noon to-day at thc mar?
rlage of Fiorence, only daughter of Arthur O.
Yatea, prealdent of the Buffalo. Rocheater and
Plttaburg R.ii.w.iy Company, to Levl Smlth Ward.
a ti of Levl F. Ward The ceremony was performed
by the Venerable Archdeacon Louls C Washburn,
after which the weddlng breakfaal araa ser\.-l ir
the home of the parenta of the brlde, on Bouth
Fltzhugh-at < >n aCCOtUlt of the promlr.enoe of toth
fumlilea the weddlng araa one of thc most Imuortant
aoclal lncldents of the ye.ir. Mr and Mrs. Ward
Itarted ln the evenlng for an extended Kastern trip.
W'estport. t'o'iii , Oct -' i.Spcrlali?There was an
attractlve wed llng to-day at thc home of Mr and
Mrs. Oaear I. Jones, when thelr ataee, Mlss Martha
,i fjoodrleh, of Weatport, and Urlah f?. Keiier, of
New-Haven. were marrled. The Rev. lloorge \V.
Barhydt, reetor of Chrlst Church. performed the
i eremony. Retatlvee and Intlmate friends only were
preaent. The eouple aft.-r a short brtdal tour will
li\-e in New-Haven.
Ballaton Bpa, n t Oct. t?Al noon to-day Mia?
Aanaa Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. \v. .;. Baii,
araa nurrted to Theodore Btarboch Haight, both of
this pia. e. Thc ceremony was performed a: the
home of the brtde'a parenta by the r. v. charlea
treau, i-.-.'t.t of .'hrlst .'rrtirch. The brlde
w.i- itt'-ni'-l iiy her alatera, th.- Mlssea Kllzabvth
and llarle, and the hri-legroom by hla brother. II.
Vaaair Haight. Mr. Ilniyht Is one of the proprtetora
. :' the Haighl tannery here, one of the lareeet la
the worht Mr. atel Mrs. Haight l.ft here for au
extended Western tour.
EXTEBTAIXED BY .1 ABTBUB BRAXD.
MNM'i: TO thi: BACB ? "MMITTFi: <.r tiii: BBA*
WAKHAK A '-.'ItlNTMl W VA.ltT .t.t'H.
Thc EtRetaj yr.n-Spruce IV aertea of raesa were
wound up nierrlly la?t nluht with a dlnner at the
Hotel Wlndeor. The dlnner w,i? glven by I, Arthur
Brand to the Race commlttee of the Seawanhaka
Corltuhlan Yacht Ciub. One of the parlors <>f the
Hotei witidsor ?as taatefnlty deeorated, aad tha
aaaembted guests auaiDerad OUrer B. CtxxuaraU,
chalrman of the Race Commlttee, Waiter C. Kerr.
Mr Wetnaore, Dr. Valenttaa Mott anl Charlea A.
Bneraaaa The apeecta of the evenlng waa ataaa by
Mr. Brand'a Ajnerteaa repreaeatatlva H. King
Bturdee, who ihanked the eoaaaslttee for their eeasr
teaj an 1 kli. Ineas.
The toaat, "Th" itace Commlttee." ?a* r>st>ondj-l
to by Mr Cromwell. who aaeured the Kngl.ahmeu
of the cordtal lympathy of tha ym btsmen ot Amer
lei. and propoaed the bealth of "The Eagilsh Ch?i
lengera"
Mr Bmnl wlll a.-company Mr Bturdet to thc
iatt. r'a country place at Baugertles . n the Hudaon
to-day. and Wlll leave then- with luni ln a day ..r
two for a short shootlng trip ln the Weat an.l a
vlsit to Nlagara Fal'.s. The .uner of Spruce IV
vrlll s-all r r li.'tne. II la eapa >.U I, abOttl the last of
ihe month. _^
ooods r.oVGUT OF Jfir< IVTBVB < RF.vit.
There was an unpleasant aurprtae for Mrs. Theo?
dore Stttro rocantly when abe was vtattad at h*r
home. at No. 2" Flfth-ave . by the rcpresenutlve aat
a well-known drygoods flrm. anl aaked lf ahe bad
authorlzed the purchase of a number of ooltly arU
clea cn oredlt by her daujhter Aa Mra Sutro la a
voung womsn. and has :?o daughter. her feellngs
may be lm.iglne.l. It waa aaoertained that a Rar>
s.m had been palnnnp her-clf off at aeveral of tne
stores .is the deufhter ot the aoclety worr.an. sna
getting a numb<r of thinsa cn ci^ilt Ihe poUOB
are lookina for the BctlUotM Mlss Sutro.
MAY VLA1 'ROXOVtT VXTIl tVWBAT,
Chleaajo, Oct. I -Jodaa Olbhoaai raaalarad Mr de?
eislon to-day la tha reaa of aufaetln i?aiy against
Ulllan Walrath granttaa aer paraalaMaa to oon
tlmie thc pta) Of ? ?ll.'ii.iur" Bl thc Chicagc I 'P*rB
Houae to the aad of thla ?<"k. t>;tt enjolnlaa ner
from prodttclng it la thla cpuntn after ???????;
urday. Her attorney protested aaalnat OwJJ
suanoe of tl,.- Iniunctlon. and the Court granteil hlm
permission ?,. Bubml! a b.tcf before katarda) aa BRt
iiueatloa of law Involved
DVXBATBr* DlFoaTTaTM 9AII fO* ?"v*
The two daughtera of tba Barl of rJunraven 1-sJr
Alleen and Ladj Rrchel WMidham-gu... ?alledra?
.... i.v an tha WhRa itar Bteaatship l>u( ' r^r
Rngiand Oeorae l. Wataon, thc deelgner at th?
defeated challengei Valkyrta UI.waa aiao ?> P?T
senger, .- ?.>?? Captalna CranBeld and -? ? <"or\
and thc crea ..' thS toglleh boal The naaaaiaf
none ot tha partj appsared on tbe pnaaangar aw*