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THE TRIENNIAL COK VENTION
AN IMPOSINO ASSEMB1.Y IN M1NNEAPOUS.
51XTY BBBfeUtU ani. agaggflt niNi'iiKi. i't:t.K.;\Ti:s
?gagBBRfl AT THK i'.KEAT ('OM'!.AVE ??F THK
aaajBRRflaSi ciirncil - Hisiiop O09CH
rRKA.HKS THK ANNTAI. aBJaBJBfJR.
jlinneapoHe. Oet J -The c. lebratlon of the RJoty
Conimunton. wlth whlch the Triennlal Conventlon
t the Epis.opal Chareh was uahacad ? thhi morn
)nc ?as the most impostng scena ev.r Wltaeeaed ln
church of that oVnomlnation iti this city Slxty
hiahops atttrcd ln veatments of snow v whlteness.
with aaode of ateartat, purgaa aad bhaa, eeenpeod the
fhancel Of Bt Oethsemnne. whlch was brtlltantly
lllumlnated wlth candles and fragrant with flora!
offeringi* Kight hundre.l cl.-rlcal and la? delegat.-w
^d hasal tbiRihmrn accuadad the ptwa in the body
BISIR-P Wiliri'I.K.
, ? hurch, while th" front aeata of the temporary
gnller.es ?ret* Blled arltk tba arhrea and daughters
cf th- vtaltoea, whose taaaeta, atthongk anbdnad in
furnlehed an ar; : prtati i BgTOUl I I i the
jurt'ir- Admlaalon to the chnrch was by ticket and
? ?' ? i gath.-r.-.l on the nut
irttneaa the arrtval of the dlatlngulahed par
I* At the opanlni notea of 'he proceaalonal
kyaaa, "Forward Be Our Watehword," th>- head ot
- m move.i from Knlckerbock.-r Hall. and.
rro??!nK the lawn. entered the edlflce through th.?
maln aiale. The Mabope of Kansas and Indlana. as
? tora of the Kpiscopal lords. led the column
u: . B senlor bll .kcht up the r?-ar, the
m
PISH'iF COXB.
celegat-s froa <"anada having a poaltlon of honor
between Blehope vYhlppk and Coze, the two -
ln attendance.
Tha regular ord no* prayei
)i\ b*x ? ? 1 o'clock aarel ? and arhea lha
i had tak* ? communl in *er
-. - am r.egur. by the readlng of the Bn
Baahap Kaety, t Malne Th<
the Arehblahop of Rupert'a Land, and .'?? ?
recelvi i by Aaalatant Blahoi Ollbert
;n a golden boa valtH I ai aeveral thooaand
which was brourh: from England many reari ag '
BiBh. p VThlppk araa the relel -. nt of Holy Commun
i'.n. and every blahop and delegate approached th.
Th* ??-:? ? fully ehoral, the
chant* anl hyaaaa b-ing rendered by a ?ui
nu> cbolr of fifty vokes. After the r*.< llng
Goapel. th. ? .? Uvered by Blahop
..-.? o| \\ atern N<?-York H ?
aubjert was "The Cathollc Rellgtoa for thi Am ?:.
and h:? t>xt was Aeta xi. 26- "Th*
-n?? ^tyIc- negut: u H ocK. ar.l lt wa." a. r
1 o'clock wh-n Biahop Tuttle. of Mlaaouri, pro
nounced the benedlctl. i ,
J. Pierpont Morg-an. of New-York. with a large
i-artv of .irie^ates and vlaltop to the conventloi,
arrlved a a I l!' t;rne l"
j.artlclpate in th" organtaatlon eerem nlta
Withln flft--!, mlnutea after formai orgai
of the Hou.?f of : ; llea had been effpcted this
afternoon the cta.ll to ?rrn? for tha proapectlv* greal
battle ov-r the revlalon of th* -
i-anons of the Prot-stant Eplacopal Church ln the
Tnite! Btatei araa aounded. Uialng fr..m beside
Plerpont M rgan. the New-Tork Bnancler and
head of the receni syndlcate, It Eugene \ Hotr
raan, of the aam.- citv, made announc-ement thal the
commlaalon i] by the Oei
of 1SM had rompleted lta task anl thal ->
copy of lta report hai been lald upon the aecretarj a
table. Th-r- w i- a n le of deflance, if not ?
l?n*e. ln his tonc as h^ pro<- - :? . '?
maT resolution th* ?
orl^r for Thursday morning. and I
ln the sam- lh
tion had be. - - . ? f II The rutlng ara* made by
.'hairman Morgan Imx tha- ft waa
a loptc order for a Iu rne, ihe
. r proceed i ?? rH'1'1"
or diapoae of 11 bj an) parllamentarj metl rnia
was siitl?factor\ to tl *" : *' '
'.ution was ' *? il'';
cordmg tu the present pr mramm-.
effori wlll be mi
f- rrlng II to thi Geni ral ('onvi ni
nuts: I* of tl f* p m "
idii u ? nai ir< w hei
waa called by s- retary Hutchlna ol H
Conn an . Blx hut dr*
cal anu lav lelegatea anawen
there wa- a cranlng of necki on th.- part ... both
oelegatea and vlaltora ai Mr Morgan, ex-B.
FAlmur.'la. of Vermont; >'?. il Palne, ol
Boston; ."ortianl Parker, of Nea Jeraey; W. Bay
tiri Cuttlna of New-York; C. Btuart Patten
l?r McVI. kai ? mi- "'
? ? ex-Oovernor Bradford L Prln ? ? \- ?
M.-\. ? ra of National reputatlon gave a*v
ment to thelr i?r
By nnanlmou* ? Dr Morgai Dli
N--w
ai thi lergj man, m ho ed oi er
ev-ri hai of
is?*?,"w.- icorted 1
,.r -j..:. y, ar,! th* K-\ John A Klng ol Long
lakand tha
brok-n by .-m..-:- n
for the li lm
Th.- Ret i ?? I Xi a -York ? i
ag-air.
}<^\ \;. -- Xi w-Tork;
?' ' ?' -
an) Frout. of Albany N v nt* Ex-S n
ator Bdmnnda. wlth the Rev Dr. 1 Mlnne
apolla. w i- ?: I ral Houa.
Hlahopa and
t!e? had fu ly on Th*
conventlon a il rli the sei . I il >gram to
i. |n .. ... the aen or
Chui
hop'-? f ?r hla R ? Ij -?? very
When the revlai it n had been temporai
dleposed of a- prevlo -
aubmltte-i bv I?r Davenport, ol ?
i-.g gratltude ... th* l
? ? is<m. and 'i. the houa. .. lopt
t aa a ti .
<>f rhn Jri'-arrmtion and thi "? Holj
Scrlptures and further asklng that oral be
re Bsu- 1 Thi re waa II
propo?':i..n. ha.r elegati
reeognition of lh* by the
K?-v Mr .;-??i of New-1 was placi i
n tl ilandar wltl
taken with a resolution fr ,:n the
ing for th- printlng of *
and repiien received b) thi i
- ? ? ln regard ... tbe i "hl |
'lon , ^.
An a1|o irnm'nt wa- ten untll Th
morning Whlle the : - -n th"
H<7u?? of Blshops orgn ' "? ?
allolnlng Oethaemane i
?t ?1 up wlth Indlv d tai leaki
abaen :
?
Blahop ?
th* ? ? r biBhop i ?
w?a choien a* aeeraUry After th* an
of tbe leath* alnc* th* >" meet Rlah
i of the H Knlckarbockei . 1 ?
ana. Thomai K i i
vania the
th* Bla \. ??? ?
? *? 1
aa
o ii p. BBLMOXTM COACHI2C6 /' 11tl I
v V . . '
. : g party. ea Mra
W K. Vai ? Coneoelo V ? derbllt a
. ..
. hted ... thi
the Duk.
? - ? ' ?
?actlon. !.:?
?
[>orK -x o
waal i
, , ... ii P '???
, Mrl W. K v.,1,
anl atlaa i ?? ' ''?' '"? '""
hai. p
Hlgfc , ,, - - The Unlte? of Mar
and her tr.o
IhiT ??,??* hT by WBV ol" Ihe West Polnt frry
thla ^entnit, and at-iyed at Cranaton'a Hotel for the
nlght. The partya deatlnatlon la Tuxedo Park.
7 i, J v. T* up.nn ,n" BBBI alde of the rlver In a
.any-no nut the fanyhaal bein* tnadequate to ar
commodate the eoach. the party abandoned lt and
have hlred carrlages. The coach, however. wlll be
aent here by way of Plahklll and Xewburg. when
the l?tik?- and party wlll resume thelr Journey
tfafat MOItJESKA'8 ESOAGPMEST.
A RRW 1M.AY A\P A RKVIVAI. OF "MKASlTtE FOR
MR aatTRC."
Mni". Modjeaka wlll open at the C.irrlck Theatre
on Monday nlght in "Maaaar* for Meaaure." Thla
engagemt-nt. whlch la ar.nounced aa the laat one
that thla n.treas will play h-re l>efor>- her p.-rma
n-rt retlrement from the atage, I* limlted to two
weeka "Meaatjre for MeaaareT* haa not be^n piayed
here alii.??? MOM. Modjeaka dld lt BOaaa seaaona ago
at the I'nion Squar- Theatre.
In rhe aecond \ve,-k of her engag. mBBl Bbe In
teada to gtve her new play, '^krtreaa Betty." The
Btory ls that of an a. rreas In the time of Georg*
II, who runa the acale of su.--.-ss from beautlful
youth to the trlumph of mature genlus, and then
growa OM an.l flnallv dtea In penury Amorig the
numerous admlrera of Betty has baaa a rakish
yanng <iuk?-. ahaUow, vain and desiroua to wdn
Batty chlefly u a personal trlumph Betty a.-cepta
th.- duke, it belng agreed between them that she
shall qult th- Btage on thHr marrtag-. The play
opens on the weddlng night, th>- occaalon of Bettya
farewell t<> the Btage. It la 1-arned here that there
ln an ol.l.-r man who loves Betty wlth a profourul.
and reeerenl affeetkm, and that he. rather
than the .luke. ls her tlttint? mate, and already lt
|a par elved that the duke has a wandertng ey.
that llgh.s upon ar.oth-- actreee. At laat. In tne
preaen i of her husband. she proclalma her lov
for the former sultor. Aatonlahed and dlaguatea,
the luke qults th? room. an.l the moment he iie
tiarts her wbole manner changea Sh^ repul*>s tne
man who. taklng h-r at her word. iirgea her de
parture with hlm. and tella hlm that all this acen^
hu !.n no mor.- than actlng and that she lov.-s
h-r husband. ?_ -
Her mlnd faJla Into ruin under ihe preaaure ol
unahared love, and she la aeen again ln th.- mlser
able quartera where ahe has lived ueknown for
Bome time. Her* In her >na\dneaa ehe Wrea o
again that night Wlth whlch the play opejaed. She
ia at th- thratr-; *he makea the Uttle, ?P*f<* of
farewell whlch ahe made thal night. anl when ahi
turns there ls the duke. haetlly MmmonedIby? \h,
poor attendanl who haa ahared Bettya werty.
and who ha- ;? i thkj nlght from her
rambllag apeecfa that *he la the famoua Kett> Bia
gi.-ton wbo marrled thi duke
Mi; WH1TE8IPE IN "RICmCLrEC."
, . . ?; ?q Theatre laat alght VTalker
??., ie a ehange of tuii. appeartng la
??Rlchelleu." vThat wu< aald ln th?.- cotumi
Mr Whlteal le'a Hamlet appllea etptally to hla R
? ? ?? honeot and earneal He
. ? uael to playlng Ln ptacea where
nd rant are admlred as .he evtdencea ot
deep feellng and power, Here th-y ar- not. Hla
Rlchelleu haa the appearance of belng an uncon
tiat of Bome b< tt. i
9uch a apee ? >J tl
v m of vouth la *h..t off wlth a
of exi oalve ronaonant* llke the popplng of i
...... to Mr tfhltea le
obaolete trl.k< an I ... eultl
II nol that almpl lt; ?
.. gifi and arld .m comea bv cultlvatlon.
??ALMENRAUBCH AND EDELWEMI
Th_ j ay at the Mi tropoll
tan Opera Houa.- laat nlghl offered th* aecond play
? -v, "Almenrauach and Bdelwelaa." The
. _ . . . ? ...-? rualltlee ln II thal i
- in thelr former effort, pletareaq
tneaa of i karactet aa I
ind alnceiity ot a tlon Thay are far from
n Th. opp artonlty wbtch they ? rfer
thal of i dramatli treat >?? f ? -' -
? taant llfi wlth. ul the necea
- t.. linl it. Bli glng and
? rmed pr mlnenl v-\r-~
,,,.! Wl.r,. mu ed, partlcularly the danc
Ing The play erlll be r-i-at-d to-nlght, and the
inj to-morrow mll play "Jagerblut. S'Vlng
??Th* Cru. mx Canrer of Ammergau agaia on satur
day afternoon._
uxomciAL tbial or the st. pafl
DRgPITE A0VRR8R CORDITIORa, BRR RADB OVER
MM:tk::n AND OSB HALP RNOTB AR HOUR
Booton, Oet I The Intarnatkmal NaTlgatlon
Company'a new - Bt Paul dld no.
il trlal trlp to-da ae lt wa
: ahe ' ?k a ptellinlnary run over
th- .-our-.. Tha. the offlclal ran was not mada i .
,!;iy mu due to the decurton of Edwln B .'rami..
ln th.- buillers' hamls. and Mr.
? ran:;. Wa* BVerae .o Bendlng her upon her offlclal
trla] i. machlnery ind bollera had been
llmberad up by a prellmlnary run. Th^ wlf?l>m of
araa ? anl by the reeult t .-day.
Except for Om nm made ta Olooceater from Phlla
. ra of th.- Bt Paul were untried
and they were badly ln n.l or a cleanlng ? ae
eoont <>f the dlrl and graaae tnnt had aeeamnmted
ln them durtng the eoaraa ol the shlp"a conrtruction.
The Bhlp was gotten inid-r way ?t ^:1". for a
prellminary run. A eouple ot hOUM w-re apaat Ifl
clrcllng aboul whlle ateam waa aaenniuiated, and
reaael r^oaaed 'he (lartlng itn?- off Capa
I ? t her forty-four-mlle r\m to Capa Porpolae,
the st. Paul for a nm.
illc :??-.. i ...i b it
T ? . ..?
gan to "ptime," as it la illed, a-i i tbe boat'i
"prlmlng" is meant that the
arater n ? ? l i i ? Inl i ataam r
enough, but It nd a large an ? ?
water Is earrted yllndera wlth the atearn
\ illgbl d< iy a . ?- >y a not roaa-head on
- tatii k tha at ipping ol the
? . ? .-. mlnutea
Another exaap. itlng delay was cauaed, when rv.e
wa* aboul elghl mllea from the flnlal
off Cape 1 ?? ? ?
The achooner waa llrectly m th- ahtp'a patl
the Bt. Paul blea for her to aheer off. but,
man ha I tl - way. h* I
? i the blg ^-- imer wa> pompelled l i make a
|?tour ... iiv..: i ? uttlng the achooner in I
l :-,. just two
and tlftt-en mlnute* from th- atakeboal off Cap*
\nn Th.- avera r the veaael on Ihe run
,v ib a llttle - - an h. ar. deaplte ih
if untowai
twenty-one knota. No
of 1 - a-er leveloped wh- gept On
.... ... aael wa- nol
|ogk-< 'I 1 asl ' ai ? ? ~
up ii,. to th* hai bor, and caat a
anl Roada .
Durtng to-day's ifflcla] Oovernmenl trlal
inder Hr?. Iford. L ?
? hroeder and Ll-u'enant Mulllg
aa of tne veaaei j
? | and rresh
for the bollera a iboard Tbe flr -
ined, and tbe offlclal truu a in
t..- m.i le on Fr|da
LJBOE8T ESBOLLUEXT IS ITS IllSTOnT.
1 THR RRW TORR rvivr.R.-oTY LAW BTHOOL OPRNi
WITH OVRR 4.o BTt'URBTB
Th.- N-w-York L'nlveralty Law Behool opened for
ta new year yeaterday a Ith th<- largeal enrolmenl la
tlon. The eommodki u 1 ? ?
q lartera In tbe blg buildlng al VVaablngton I
to !-.?? Ive the atudentaand proCeaeora, al
? . of the room* are not rel eotnpletely
The openli ? 1 n of the afternoon
was held al 1 o'clock. Profeaaor Auatln Ab
bott, l.i.l'. dean of the faculty, ? haif
hour lecttin ? ? ? ' ? ''?? :''- were made b] the
Ung 1-' ture hour* and text i><>..Ks
.... (oi t the openlng aeaalon were Mtaa
Helen ' ?'? - ' ? Mlaa Mad 'ra. k< 1
w..,. ' Chanceilor Henry M Ma. -
1 'racki n
.\- ? openlBW of the 1 n
Vlce-Dean Clarence D Aahley, who has ? harge of
I achool, outllned tbe w..rk of th^ .
The enrollment of etu lenta al '" o'c! aek laal ???
: poat-graduate atudenta, wa= 170 ln the
hool and 12'. in the evantng achool, and
? wen ?-? I the tota! wa* ralaed to
'.;,-? year, al th? eorraependlng
time, there were a. leaal aaventj ? ? lenta en
I-,.,.. iraea have been introduced ln
ir for membera of the bar ind
Profeaaor I H Clark, 11
n Prldaj evenlng* ln
eeturea on forenalc ?ixpr?-s.,,,n
arlve a . oaraa ..r lacture* on
l nnlng So1 ember 7, aicl Profeaaoi
. . , irae of lecturaa bei
rt pracl
DlfAMIBlM KMTlMATBi TOM VEX1 TEAM.
thai he ba 1 re
, ... , atlmati ?1 n? ai
m aaawer lo oneai
rea of th*
..- Mi Pil
1 ?.,,.,>? ....-.,:??
. year, raaaj of ibe other ettj
laked .falga taeraaae
T~?P3L? wltk the ?m.
? ' ir";:
. ' , .. rimiM
.... - rveral mlllions
.... , k --? 1 1 .' appropri ? '
?
TWO BANDS OF 8INGERS.
THE
?HANSKI, AND GRETEL" AND "HIS
EXCEU.ENCY'' COMPANIE?.
BjnjRj HAS8CT M intosh the i.atfsT AyRRI^AV
PRIMA DOarjfA FR.'M FIROPE-THE AF
ItANIA FII.I. Be* .sTA.iK PEHPI.E.
It waa a fln? ahlpload of aotora that the AuranU
brought In yeaterday. She went up to the pler at
Twenty-flrat-at lnatead of atopplng at the Cunard
pler. not beoause lt was nearer the theatr-a. but be
Caaaa the sllpa further downtown were ln uae. Th
actora on board p?rhaps they prefer la be called
aingers. belng really both, it la hoped-were tho.e
who are t,, play and alng-ln 'His Kxcellency." the
operetta by \V. ?. Oilbert anl I >r ' aBBaOOd Carr. at
the Broadwaj Theatre, aad ln "Hanaei and Qretet,"
HumpeTdinck*a opera, at Daly*a
The m..at totereetlng perooa in elther company ls
eoobtleoa Mlaa Nan \ Mclatoah, becaeea she i? one
of th- Amerlcan glrls who go to Boropa and come
rttfe a eertnVate that tbej can sing. ao that
their countrymen nee.i not he?itate to express them
aelv?s as charmed lf they really f"*l so. Mlaa Me
MI8B XANi'V M'lMTOflH,
Intoah allpp-l away fr-.m th." pler whil- a Trihune
rt - waa looking for tcr. hut an boor later she
was found at the cbelaea, m weat TWeaty-Ui ?
where aba la staytaa Bba proveo that ahe oaa
Krown Boaaewhel lato Engnah euatoma
aald that araa what II prored-by having tea aervi
ln that bouf proved that ahe waa affll an
Amerlcan by 1-larlng that ln splte of th- taste for
tea her ehlef i-nk-inK was f.ir lee-cream aoda inen.
I rnos' unprlma-donr.alike fashi- "-. she forgoi
a;; ..1--ut hereelf and her "?n trtumphs, past ano t->
..i and Qn now dalnl ' ? ??
,,?! how beaatlful at. l elev. ???
had heard th- opera I "ir tonea aba aald
When her atte: ? i?M back to mei ??
cUency" ahe aald "1 an really i'ry proud ofour
,,..,. it is th- he-t that rjeorge Bdwardea baa
ev.-r -ent to Am-- ' th- beal that he has
<ver had unywhcre lt i- pra.'tic.iiy Ihe ^me com
pany that erterinaUy played tbe p<.? ta London
Mr. Edwardes and Mr. Ollbert rebearaed the com
panv them- ? efore w< ? **? ?
Sreaa rehearaal, aa aa to be eure that tbe eoetun -
They were very p..ri,-.iar ?
that everytblna waa doac property. Mr OUben naa
a ?.,. - ? making you do tblt -
rabaaraal tl? yon do them to sutt hlm. 'Now. that
weU, be wlll --? let ? i " on''
-Hon long do pect to ataj ta Amet
th- r. porter aaked.
?-,,h i don'l know." eaM Mtaa Mclntoeh.
engaged only for the ma of thla Rtace, w
,we?ty weeka I an. thinkirir of aeveral thinga to
come after that. bul i cannot dedde on anyi
; have never aung In Amertca, yoa know, and
l am golna ' Ptttaburg, mr ' ' "'?lk" :m
t-.rst amerlcan nppeei ince there m a concert *
Tueaday nlght." .,
The new prima lonn wktet - Wiuiam
A Mclntoak and the etoter of Burr M 1
I. just now playlna "Taffy" at 'he Qarder, Theatre
- , Bngland four or Rve yeara ago, having
aiready Btudkd vocal mualc bere, aad eontlnued her
studi.s .her.-. she began aluataa ta eoacerta three
v.,,rs ago. aad Roon niter attra rted tbe ?????? of
w g OUbert He totrodoeed her to Blr Arthur
suli'van Both w. r. Immenaety pleased with her.
1,4 lhey erigaaed her for th" k*adtng part ta
?Ttopla" Umlted." Which was tnen ta preparatlor
at the Bavoy Theatre ihe made b proaounced aoc
ceaa ln this. and waa then eiigaaed for "Hla Eacel
ler-.ey," in Which Bhe hOJ 8 peTt that bl Sa.d to BUll
h ??! "came'ovcV here '? BBld .1 -hn U H,v. the prln
nis >uaaaa. , y w. n,.v.-r been m
Jnvthlna like lt! And ? - - me mo-t
an.vtn.na, ..k ?- ? lerfu ly clea:^ ap
'^Tn" of the ?rUh tBOM
l",n eV- whl. v,,. ? eThimes We had.
pfea^t voyagc ,nI^bvh There
gh and the - ? I terrtb.j i nere
eaklna all over the
, ,h(,. l11 i.roken before I we
.. atlll breaklna when I woba up.
: ,. have ,,n unlimlt. I aupply. 1 am
ibort a time
, F,;i;a . xheal i r^ I am to do a ven
m'.'C Love - a pretty Uttle girl. who ta
She, t ,o. araa waltlng
... with all the manl
. ? the terrlbta Amei
? , people vho have I. go tl
she aabed
mber a is llkely l i "?? worse
luai 'ti led She,.v;--t.--i l
on account of a < hna
tlll hoped
.- . ther membera
,., arrtved were Mi
... . ?? -..'-?.
I g sn.,tt ,-. and lohn
Th. re were
oard .
s,,.,... .,- ?:... i ng? ra for "H ?:..-"?. and Oret
? -??? a ho w? n ' th< v .
were Mlle M Bara Mlaa m
rer Mlaa Bi lohnson. Mlaa Oordon. Mi"
Irlta md Mr Fi inklln Thej
.1 irge of John T 1II3. who i
? . - tugust h Hfarrla
name I than ln the opera. b it th<
nge i more or leaa erery ntgl
>mpany Bli \ >a
n hN way here ?n the Luoanla ?
due on Frldaj nlaht The rhorue haa aiready been
arge of Mr
itagc manager
SBORTEB PRE8IDEXTIAL CA31PA1GX8
NEED OF I.ON'O ONEfl XO LaONOEH BXI8TS.
From Th.- Mall and K\,
The time fOT makltk- th- ':?: .-ntl.m
. ? ? .-, on tii.'.t of paat. ??
?> alread] convertetl t..
th- new !?!? -?'?ti the Natlonal Comn
to a-ttle upon a
. ? the i:>; ubllcan
I j ?.--:-.- , .-'?; ? ? the | rlmi
tive and tedloui methoda of the oM-tlme educatlonal
- ampalan a a hat ? '? ?' by the perfeo
-Kraph. th<
? illway. Ti
ampaign haa nothlng to recommend It to-.!a\
1 LONQ CAMPAIOXH HfRTFI'L TO BU8INESB
.
I cami iigns be. auae <.f thelr
bad effeota on bualn. -h- moat aertoua "ne.
Even ne ol ..-?-. amuse
ime a gloomj cast A atatlat clan who
prealdentlal
- ami .- - ;' la greater
... ... Europ. Strangi
t a, ' ?
ple opposei l ? I lhal they -
.... .
who makea ol 'i.-m h il I ?'
promlsea to brini ? l i vet ba ged eondltlon
of altalra, to the i reilel easdl of the
Two MONTHa WOULD Bl- TIME B.VOUOH
From The Coneord (N H ? Evenlng Uonltor
T'.e movai the I'reai.ler.tla! '?m
paigr.a of th< -.'?:-.?.?
^- ??.'! 1 ' ? ? ef lo
? ? The iverag. ' ii.gent
i- ?? i . w-lgh
i laauea od of two mumh- Fv all meana
let th.
HOLD THB nOSXKSTtOSB IN' AfOt'FT
? -
\\ . ?? t.ilUIng i
not iiuim ? ? ?",
,. th^n arhole attentlon lo bualneaa 1
? I .4 I . ? ? ?
th< nora
u v* ta li June
ol time :n thre< m ?ntha t.. illa
: glve ihe
form itlon l apt or uae So tafereol ( luld
I be Im b*>
?
? ? ?
ORED l'? BOTH PAR1
From Tbe New Ha ?
The - In f-.\ * "' ?' ? b irt Prealdentlal
rampalgi ne?l yes illy. On Ihla pe nl
.??? I- imltesl
ANDREWS FOUND GUILTY.
THE LOYAL LEGION PISCUSBES A MOTION
TO EXPEL HIM
A. PI.RA BT THE RX-RXCBRl COMMISSIONKn RE
Bfl.TS IN HIS HAVINO fNTII. T1IF LEC-EMIlER
MEETING OF TIIK OatORR TO PRRPARB A
BTATEMENT ON TIIK CHAROBH
OT BRIRRRT ARTJ RBrTBarnOB
i.|- PRRBIOR .VK'NKY
The Kew-Yorh Qiiiimanderi ,,f ,1"' Mllltary
,. i-: of tha Loyal Legtoo beM lta Brat meeting
raat nlght sin- the one in May. The rneetlag was
held ln one of the parl rs at I?-l:ii..1iioV.s. after
whlch tha rete?aa-eompo?ad ?( preaenl an.l ex
oAcera of the Army. Navj and Marlne Corpa who
Berred aa aaeh durtng the ClrU War?mai bed
tni i tbe large baoqoet hai:. aearty f ar bondred
Btrong, and at-. drank. BfAOked and mad- m-rry.
At the meeting whl. h preeeded the dlnner Cap?
tain Jam.-s 1-ark-r. 8 ra alf of the --fTl -rs grho
Inveatlgated the charge* agatnat Corapanloi W
B. Andrewa, ex-Ksctae COmmuaal oer, read the re
p irl whieh f laad him gullty of the ehargea 4 a s
ceptlng a brlba of $.">oo for granting a licnnae to
th- Malaon TbrtooJ, and for retalnlng the p.-n
Blon Baonei of a aoldier. A m ?Uoa was then made
. ? -xp-i him from the order, whereupoa Compan
loo Anatowa ar.ise and appealed to the Com
man lery f r a delay of a.tion untll the n.-xt
meeting. He aaid that he COUM BOl und-r-oand
bow the charg?s COUld be sustain-d. or that the
nndings rould be ,,therwis. than to sustain hlm.
if the .' immandery eould legally do b i he begged
that the vote f..r -xpulsl..n afa Bld bi deferred, In
order that he mlght hav- an opportunlty to ; re
i brh f of th.- entlre caae tad mnll a c my to
inlon, ao that lt eould be aeen by othera
than the Board of Ofllcera what the atrength ? f
hls defence is. Tor k.i w " he aald, "what ea
pulalon would rneaa ta mej eonalder mj P '-?'''"?
it wooJd be a dlagrace, i ? folloa i eh rny
natural llfe." H- then took up tbe cl
taining penalon money, ind de lared that tbe In
fwatJgatlon ol the Ckmimlaalonei had pr ven blm
not gullty.
A m .tl :. ? ide 1 lay the reporl on the
tabie untll the next meeting, whereup
Parker aad othera objei ted and I
Btatementg made by Mr, Andrewa wi r
and over again before the Board of OfBcena at
thelr atttlnga, the teatlmony iverlng 1.700 rolloa
of the moal complete ea ui ln > n evi r made, an l
yet the evldence waa moat convln Ing
The vote was ab iut two to one to lay the matter
over untll the Decembar meeting.
The dlnner waa another of the man j happj re
- whi h th ? !-? ral Legl i ? - '
iu thN and other i Itlee.
Tbere t/ere Bome herel ifore famlllar fa ea und
.1 volcea thal were mlcaed, aa othera muat
lg. Am.-ng
tbeae arere Colonel Bly B Parker, rblef-of-ataff
wlth General Orant, wh rtted only recantly;
Major-Oeneral John Newton, C??l nel Rlctaard I
Maj..r \V. H Bchleffelln, Colonel John
Hugh Graham. Colonel Edward .J Whltney, Gen
- ii Tompklna and Chlef Eng
Ezra -l Whltaker, of the Navy Among thoae
who Bai under the ehalrmanahlp f f>
H ra. - Porter and Uatened to hiJ remarka arere
, ? ? ii Nelaon K. Mllea C ? McOlffen,
Congreaaman Phlllp B. Low, Colonel Jamea B.
g't .!????. Captain Wllllam ?'. Bha kford, Payr
\ N..-i Blakemao, General H ratlo C Klng,
M.ij r? II. A WUklna, Wllllam H Appleton, Aaa
Blrd Gardlner J ?epk F Land at l A. M. 1
hlll Rear-Admlral Henry Erben. Onerala George
S Greene. Cbarlea A Cai I ind N M. Curtla,
and man) ..rhe,- well-known men
The foll iwing were etected new men bera Lleu
tenant-Colonela Henry N H -t" Jamea H. M
Donald and Wllllam O M D nald Reai AdmiraJ
F Btantnn, Captain J hn P. B Mltchell,
LleutenanU John H Lane and George W. Ii igera
,md Bhera fl I M Hard
W1LLB rilBD TE8TEBDAT.
THR PROPBRTT OP IAMRH I Bl OOI.RB BE
? HED TO llis W IDOW
? ? ie* i" i: igf ' wa I known
.?-, ar w i- iii-i arltk tha Burroga ? ly. Mr
Rugglee'a eatate ij eattmati I m BB.OOO, ot
whleh 856.000 i ln n al eatate All of the pr ert
la giren rtll ... Mra Orace R. Rugglee, the
wtdarw
The wlll of Matii la Bloane, whl. b was nied In the
garrogate'a raaaee yeaterday. provldaa for the pay
ment of any sum> daa by her aon, Tbomaa 0
to th- law tlrm of M. B. ^ a. M Macla) The
' ?;... Mtata <? lefl to a - n, Walter M
Bloane, ln trnat to pe: n 1 Tbomaa
flioane if Thomas Bloane ahould nol Burvtve his
mother th. wlll provldea, the property la to be
.... dlvlded between th- other chlldren of Rra.
Anthonj Roaenfleld. by bla will whl. b araa flled at
th- Burrogate'a offl ?- yeaterdaj gave all hla amall
property to hla widow. an I added "II - m) Int n
it t.. be, ? if my
chlldren Bertha i. Roaenlleld, Henrtetta Roaenfleld,
Wllllam vv.Iward Roaenlleld and rella Roaenlleld,
ahall hav- any portl m of mi I he
chlldren, howi ver, all walva th.
ineent to th " tbe wlll
CONTE8TB OVER B8TATEB
were Hled - "
offlee to thi probate of th* ?
who lefl li ? -??>??? ??'? ab iui 114,008 l th* prop
.-:?-. v. i- gtven to her two daughter* Rachi
indJuIlaA ?
of No - ,r;'' nth-Bt Mra.
- aaid ir h-r wlll: '1 ha eea n J. fl
i from anj part l In my eal i
. to the verj proBl i ?
thereof,
?
thoa. Inurtng ... ..:?? I*ui
i. it ao parl
. ? hlm." T
?
-r ea
iSh w I. Elllaon, hla ot
... ......
r pro ite -i ?? f
m | . k . ? , to John .'
< i- to !" roi ?
if t,- onteate,! il ? a r*et of th< ?
?vith her nephew .. fea Iaya befor* tl
ito. ka kp ?
M oiyphanl prea dei ? of th< ?" I Hudeon
"anal Company. and ca
Parlak_m_
OEXMMAl BABOXFH COXDITIOX rXCBAXQKD
\\ tahlngton. Ocl - -There i i i
ttM ?s^ of hla on i
. ? .- ... il uirn.
- . ? ??
TIIF. WEATHER REPORT.
, ,;...., i. ,', :m... in TIIK l'\i: iRETEB
t*. Oct. S
?
M ?
II ia r.lively hagh la th* Rlddle Atlai
Il is
?
? r ?
tlBMM .?
;?, ? v ?? ?
rally falr ln the on
-.|.i.
: ETAIUC1 I Bl " >~ ' AV
yor Sew-Kagla
ir. temi araiure; i
.
i ? ? ?.
Por I
? ?
l -,- ? . ? u irmet
..
r -' ??' I'lrflnla. Bi
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.
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I
|." ' ",V "'? i.' fi ?? ??.' ? -;--J
MO (1
ln u,rj i ..-??.? llne ahewa tna
ilnagia ? ?? bj 1 h? i rlbuna
i - r ? I . - ' . - - - - - - .. ?
twratu. I I
'?
.- . ?
btgtaai Uaai ? ? - rar tbig on
, ?
.a i ) B I I ' ? iry
THE BROOKLYN AFLOAT.
BUCCESoFl'L LAt'NCH OF THE OIANT AR
MORED CRFISER.
SHE rtOES OFF TME WaY* MRMUUl A HITrH OR
illSIIAP ANT> I? NAMKD ?Y MATOR BOUE
anajra r>An.HTER-THE mi war
smi's najtaaaajoaRa, ma< iun
ERY ANH AHMAMKNT
[RT TKLKGKAPH TO THC TWBINt]
Philad. Iphia. Oct. 1?Tha armored crulaer
Bnoklyn. the lateet addltlon to the t'nlted
Btataa Navy, and desttned to be perhaps the
fastest an.l rnost powerful vemael of her claaa
afioat. was launched from Cramps' shlpyard Bt
1 "7 o'dock this af. rnoon. Not a hltch of any
klnd marred the succesa of the launch. wht<-h
waa vteared bjr sever.il thousand people, who
added thelr eheera to tha din of ajhiaafcai as the
glant crulaer went smoothly down the ways and
rode gracefully on the broad Pelawan*. The day
was perfact, and the flotllla of excursion veasela
an.l tugs on th- river, dr-ssed in flags and fl>
Ing pennanta of white steam, made a beautiful
pictnre,
The Brooklyn was named by Mtss Ida May
Schieren, the daughter of Mayor Schieren, <.f
Mr akljm, who brohO thc bertbboned bottle of
champagne on the crulser's sharp prow as gha
Btarted t" make hor flrst dlp ln the water. The
launch was charaeterlaad by much len* pomp
and cerernotiy than have attendad other lm
portant ones in recent years. JWretary ller
beii was nol preaent, and while the guests from
Washlngton Incloded several wdl-known per
s..ns, their numl.-r waa limlted. The general
pubilc was n>.t ao numerouely represented as
hnreti.f.ire, but thc spectacle of the launch of a
buaje war v-ssel was as s'rlking as ever.
THK PARTY FUOM BROOKLTJf.
Th-> gpoeial car ln which the Brooklyn gu-s's
arrlved araa draarn to the shlpyard entranc- by
a Bhlftlng engjlne Just as the whtstles blew for
noon, and the rard was thrown open to the pui>
II,'. The r.'ir COntaltted Miss Ida May Pohleren,
Mayor and Mra. Charlea A. Behleren, Miss
K.th.-l May W-bst- r, M:ss LoOtM Atwat-r. Miss
HenrietU Wllllama and Miss Kdith Swan, lntl
mate frlenda of Miss Schb-ren; Mr and Mrs.
WUIlam Berrt, Mr. and Mrs. St. Ctalr McKel
R/ar, Mr ard Mrs. Wlillam C. Walla.v, Alb-rt
.; McDonald, Mlaa Prancea McDonaM, Mr and
Mrs Charlea A, m ? re, Mrs F A Bvrretl, H w
Ma.xw.ll. Miss LoOlae BRDgera Maxw-ll, Mlaa
Emlly Jonee, Mnral Haleteed, l?r Truman j.
Ba. kns. Aifre.i t White. Charlea a. s<ihterea,
Jr. Arthur Schieren, H C. Du Val. Oeorge H.
Roare, F. M. Monroe, WUbur M Palaaer, E. A.
RockweU, J M Black, Jaeob timmmKr, H. E.
McNlch-l, W C. Darcey, H S. Atklns, R. F. M.
Andreana, Dtatrtct-Attorneye Jaaaea w. Ridgway
and E < >. Siapi-s
Tli- Hn.uklyn gueeta w-r- at on.-e eaeorted
to th- buin. blni ptatform under the bow <.f
the shlp. Where they awalted the arrlval of the
party fmrn Waahlngton, which came ..n apeclal
eara a few minutea later. Seeretary Herbert
araa repreaented by hla naval ald. Lleutenant
I. i,. Reamey, who was accompaated by his
Wlfe. Th- other m-mbers nf thc Waahlngton
party were th- P..stmaster-<"',eneral. Mrs and
Mlaa Wlleon, Rear-Admlral Ramaajr, ehlaf <>t
irdnance Bureau, with his w'fe and daugh
ter Captaln and Mrs. W. T. Sampson. I'ay
maater-Oeneral ard Mrs. Edwln T. Btewart,
Oeorge W. Melvlile, chief of the Bureau of
Steam Englneering; rhicf ronstructor Hich
born, with hla wife and daught-r; Commodore
F \' McNaii and his wlfe. Commodore J A.
W Howell and his wife. Ll-utenanf F Slnger,
Lleutenant J. J Knapp and his wlfe, Lieuten
? Charlea Lalrd, Mr anl Mrs. Benjamln
Mlcou. H C Payder, Captaln Robley D. Evans.
Mr and Mra Oeorge W Roueer, and Captaln
??? p i: ig ra Charlea H anl Henry W*
.'ramp recelved th- guests. Charlea H. Cramp
leadlng the way to th? platform with Mlaa
Witaon.
THE PLUXQE IXTO THE DELAWARE.
When th- fueata were comfortably geated
tbe workmen, under th- shlp, began to drlve
up th- wedgea and kn..ck away thc shures.
Henry W. Cramp .ame on the platform carry
Ing th- bottle of champagne to be used. It
ivered with a nettlng of gold cord, ti-d
White and blne rlbbons. F*Ylnted on th
rlbbona were thi date of th- launch. th- name
of th- shlp and that of .Miss Behleren. Mr.
Cramp preeented t.. Miss Schieren a bou.juet
red roaea and eaeorted her to the small
namlnir platform. Miss Schieren wore an etOe*
tri. biue brilllantlne dr-ss with plaid vest and
illar. Her bat was of blu- and green
velvet, and sh- wi.re a bunch of plnft earna
tionfl at ber belt As aoon as th- s-de-piece
was eawed aaunder the Brimkiyn Btarted, Miss
n broke th- bottle against the steel
prow, and thoae n-arest hcard her exclaim: "I
rhrtaten th? Brooklyn." The vessel gather-d
s[.1 as sh- wenl through the ways and
struck th- wat-r with a mighty splash. sendlng
a blg wave aahore am..ng th- ch?erir.K erowda
th- water s edge. Whll- the whistl-s
? r111 ahrleking their welcome, twoanchora
Iropped from 'h- Brooklyn'a bow, and
sh- w.ts brought t . a stop in mldstream. Sev
.?r.'il pufflng tugra towed th- new veaael to
.-?' the shlpyard ptera, where ahe was mad
? -
After the launch the gu-sts ate luncheon in
th- shlpyard mould-Ioft and then tooh tralns
!'-.;? bome.
A party of tfu-sts which attracted unusual
attentlon conaiated of Prlnce Kchyo, ..f japan.
a recent graduate "f a ilerman naval achool,
who is in.ik;ni; a tour "f th- Cnlted Btatea;
Lleutenant Kato, who ta accompanying hlm:
Commander Mlyaok, naval attache "f the ,iap
Legation i:i Waahlngton, and Mr Tan
aka, a - Itiaen ot .Jarwi They will vtalt th
? igue l-l.tid Navy Tard before leavlng Phil
adelpbla
\ :? tlon ol - Brooklyn waa pubttah. I
Tbe Ti - la claaa ..f \ --.?.-: is r
? -'? i.i'. a. "all-round"
rorl i apeed, endurance and
Th- Brooklyn waa <-?;:
ibe r n ia>e, ..-; "I 'ruiser
N ? .. altho i?!i ? :,.ri{> r
? ? at a
ai.i of ten knota, -t about 11 per eent gi
than th- New-York. Her leadim? featurea ar
.' . ?-? ?- -:t '.4 .;s feet; mean normal
llsplacement, H..171 tona eatlmate.1
? - ??? kn .??<. The Mr .<ik.>n w fourteen feet
09 I - .-? ? ? ?- 1 ai . 1 .-m--nt than
the New-Y. rk. Her conatructlon ?.i- autborts. .
- : i----! -n .)-.iiv i?. layj. bida were
- : ?? ? R, IMt; th.intract price : .:?
the -ii.; minua her armament, ?a> Kt.MR.00u or nly
? r the New-York; and ber k- ? ?:
She ha- :w.n acrewa
1 i-i.i rl .. Inverted triple eipan
? , ll 1 ??., .:
.11.1 v. lf ihafta 10 arranged that the rorwa I
glnea ouple l at.-l tta ? .:.- ? jlone
? ! : -r crulalng ai !oa p.1 The n .-ti ?; \- ? ,a
S'avj featurea la the thr?e luO-fooi
mokepipea, to glve more thorou^h
nptlon -.f fuel and coi ?
ie-powei ; - 11 -?: . the :!??:.? ra
the uae ->f forced -IraaKhr will be
l.y th- Increaaed chlmney
iriiitcht. henc^ the hf- of th. botlera -.. :
1 maed
Th.- vi uel ?,11 ?:!.-? .: eight
1.1. -.>???,. ? rive-in ?- bi eech-loa 1 1 -
, - . . - ?
? . ir machlne ?tm.j There
lunchlni tbe b sa an t
TRl WELMM LADIBF rnom.
K attafl '??' I i oncert
^ Hall, under the ausplces of rhe
gi r -. I'a Boctat! bj tba f:- ral \\'e:^h I -
-;raminc Included namfrmb
W'elsh mua|c jrlven by
the fu:. eholr ?!".. ?. wa received with
drgree of fa\or. Th? membera -if the -hoir ar->
M.aa..- ... ii .,? . ckwater, Anm
.-.:. . i... -1 Besaie Evans. Beatrlce K i
Iwirl-. Allce Fl\ana. Karhleen
ilkea, N-llie Oriffltha r llte I
lonea Lella Lewla l>"
? m .1 phi v ta I irauel M \n^ - v< .
? :ii Esthei WilHama ?.th Mm< Clara Novello
im,-. 1- leader, -nl Mlaa Wlnlfred Evana 1
l-'lne 1-'11 r 11 ll 11 re u i Kllnt'a !?
? Weal RM .-?
iii.-n.ti - iii.oiriiiK Bntaaveta leaa ??? 1
i rtir
- .? ? ?
Thr \ciiritlal"?- ^fa- Co.. l%et?-Vork CHy.
I \!>iI.\K far patna in ihe tMca
, 1 .. 1 imallam and Bad II , rt..nderfui
\.\t.? Wii.i.: vMSi.v l.-iite Mont.
PHI. : -..-. \ ROTTLI 4T IIX DBt'OOUrta.
VARBtBD
. 1 ? i .1: ?? n.-.v Braaaartek,
., 1 ... tba t<<-\ K ..
f Uverpool Kngtmid, and
ihter uf u?a Un j-iiu w?lta
MABB1ED.
BrM#-ROBIN'BOX-On Wedneodoy. Oetober X at Wa*e?
n*ld, R. I., la the (Tiurch of the Aarenalon. by the Rarr.
MIItIII* Url^iialln. auwleted by the Rev. Phltllp lt.
lYearott. Fredertr Bull and Marv Helen. daught*r of
RT. and Mra Jer-mlah 1'ott-r Rnt.lnaon.
OIIJ.KRT KITP-On Wedn?eday. Ortnber 2. 1*88. by ??*
Her. Vlctor C. amlth. Edwird l.ivlnaaton ''?'bert ta
Ada Kl|.p. daughter of Mr. Jnm?? Klpp, No- 308 wt*t
xid-?t . Bew-Vari CMj
HOPPIN- MITi'HKI.I^- At th- r-?td-rH-- vt the bride'a
r.ih.r. iK.nai'i <; Mifrfieii aa*,. BaaBeaaaaV Bjajv.
IUv?p <-..nn oa TaatiBT. Ortoaaf t, IBRa, by the Rev.
l>r Ma?.^i. r?.*?r of raivary <-hur.h. Pittaaaarg, rMa.,
..al.t.-d bv th- R-r fhaana* B I'l.illip*. re.-tor <.r M.
Jamea'? rhurrh W arvllle. <'..nn . guaafl I r1n?I- Ml<-n
Bil le Jint'-a Maa-.n lloppln. Jr . both ? New-Havea.
Cnnn
IOHMBOR?PARRIROTOR Al >'? .i-an-onH.itaon on S?o
tentber 84 by tha Rev ?-. Vallete rlarkaon. ni**aiB>
(lii.iBhK-r of Harvey P PatT?ag*sa, aa <olumbu? <>. J >na?
?..n. ..f Bew-Tera
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