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ENT.INKEKS SAY GOODBY,
CIv?SlN<; BB88ION 0? THEIR B1XTEBNTH
AN'M'M. CONVENTION
POKTKAITB OF BDHN BJMCSBON AND BOBBBT Ft 1
T...\ \M. \ MODBL OF THB MONTTOB FHat
BENTBD TO THB BOCIaTTT THB NBXT
MEETlNa TO BB HBU) AT BT. l.'"is
The Btxteenth annuai ooaveatloa of th* 4a*
Bodety of Mechanlcal Baglneera caaaa lo *****
x, r.r lay mornlng. II waa wltb much haadahakint
aad many expreaak.nl ol rogral a? parUag that tb*
raembara bad* aoodby t.< eacb other,
"All the membera pr**eal at th* bbbbI na bave n.-i
a roval good tlm..' wai th-' way a ******* ?'
preraed himaeM la >a*8kln| yaaterday of the ,on
vintton. "aad arar* wafl paM for thelr etolt rhe
next BMetlag of th. -"W v.-ill h- B*M -ary next
Buriitner at St. l.onis
The Btosing aaaaloa waa well atteaded aaa waa
tr.o.at.y d*voted to tn. readlag of papera an.i tedia
euaaloaa Th* paper* read wera: "Meet of Tem
nerature on th,- BtTWgth of WroaRht I,on_a...l
Weal." bv n C. Carpeater, of Itbaca, N. Y-i some
Data Relatlng to Forg. Bhop I>eaiKii.' by P. M.
Chamberlaln. of tha Agrlcultura! Collage. Mlchlgan
"Exp rlmental Method of LetermlninK the EffecUVi
Centre ot the Ught Baaltted from a Btandard i hoto
,ne?i.- Burner." Ly 1,. S. JaCOBU*. of HoBOkWl. **d
?The Praportloaa of Hlgh Bpaad Ragtae*, bj .ionn
H. Harr. of IthaCB, N. I.
V plcture of Krlc?*.on. the lr.ven.or of the M BJltOT,
waa praaBBtad to th. Boctety yeat*rd*y by irro
feaaor F. R Hatton, tht aaeretery. Sr. Hutton
rilscoverod tba plctura ln an auctlon room on Mitn
.re. a member of the aoclcty aald thal ha bad aeen
lh*plctur* hanglng on tbe walla. el '^^red oal
whea the Inventor was allve .lt 1b<' ?; ? p
of the baal llkeneaaea ol the gi ? Unv?
. i jiow it came to fal ln th ni ?
plcture dealer la npt known. A ?'?\"?amoa
the Mon.tur was placed beneath lt ^*'/' , llllt. by
?rhe .irHwiiiKs ol th- itaamboat Fulton m.iu*
ft\?iAT!*.^^
''V:.r%;;:'V^,!::';h^r.:::.t,i^;'i^/
?raiMiB is fram.,1 an.l resta Ofl an BBML ?*** ??
., n the so.'i.-.v.- room. .. plctura of lt ol eri Fu
?, ,?;,i bj Fulton hlmaelf! He l?teted the plc?
.,-. fr.r. .. reflectlon ln a mlrror. ?***^u^anm\
ck-ty ha- a rolonlal mahosany taWa whlch waa
owned by Fulton and on whlch he Ut belteved to hav.
made the drawlnga of hls .teamboat. ?.?...?
Another va tabl flft, 'The Hlatorv of Ericwon .
^k.AWJKlveli g.Mr .- ynal an?d^'"bTcHUF
.- !,t^irin/pr^nV,:;:,V,U'h]'rn..,fhat,kri
thiMembera for the honori beatowed upon hlm. tha
convention adjourned. v.,.?.,ri.,,.
Among the promlnentmerhber.pra.ent >*******>
were .1 w Baraent, of Provldence; W. R. *?\ eoaier,
iadeiphl? Warren ,!?:-. Hi.ii. of Brookhni: A.
M Ooodale of Boaton; Barl Ferrc*. of BrooKi>n,
FranctalH Rlchard.. of Hartford. Conn; Edgai
ivnnv. of Newburg: Btanley a. ^B.B-.otYhtt*
,,.,.,,,.-,; m. A Muller of Newark; E. CIravea. ol
,'aii len N .1 I> A. V\alla ? and ?. B. y\ei ?
* Newark; Thomai Towne, F. R. Mater. of Yonk
..in \V( pi n . ' Svra. i- . Oeorge M. Bond, ...
Hartford: C K Emer?on, \v H. Bqulre, of Brook
ivS-To'oakei T H Week.. of Plttaburg-Thomaa
H Me'rkel. ir. of Phlladelphla: De Volaon Wood, of
H .boken H i- Al Irlch, Walter L. I Iark. r. II.
Muller, of Phlladelphla; laealle Monethroup. of New
Haven J hn a: '???" 11 of Brooklyn: A. E. Chlld.
. H -un.. W. H Cook, Bartln .'; rilk^hai.k ol
i vi,; ii VV Welter, of Hoston; Alexander Hen
raoi Ou.tav Hlllman, of Brooklyn; 1*. R- Pom
i: <; n ffnia.'. <:. !(-"? Blchmond, ii A car
penter, Kenneth Torrence, of Brooklyn; Rdward A.
a of Newark; R. F W B enlg. Robert V
,..?-. J, .! SdcKee. of Beihtehem,.Penn : 8 m
Clark. Wllllam M P > John Bukenbln?a, ol
. , |a; Edward Q. Thoma.. of Bo.ton. Mor
? .n Mi .k- of Mlnneapoll.. Mlnn. B. A. McAra, ol
Jersey City; Wllllam I. Lyall, H L. Oantt, of Nor
ai in. Penn.: II. T. Hor.tman, pf Kearny. N. J.;
li p Glei n of Berwick, Penn ; Alexander Q< ?
nt rlamlli n. Ohlo, and Bpencer "tls. of Omaha,
Xi b
////. OLTHPIA EXPLOSJOS.
.I..W I'.KI'oKi: OOROXEB nTZPATRICK ?ND
\ Jl'RT A VIBIT TO THK BCEXB '"'
THB ACCIDENT.
.-., Fltapatrl k yeaterday ixgan the mqueat
the death of Andrew Huggan and Frederl k
Weurta who were kllli 1 November M by the ex
if a Bteam plpe ln the engine-room at llam
In'i 01) mpla Th? itn
I'ollc* Captain Haughey, of the Weat Forty-aev
-t p^-?? '?? Btatlon: Battalton Chlef Olcquel and
i.iptain Hr.-nnan. ot Hook and Ladder Company
No. i. teattfled to th*- nn'iins of the bodlea after the
? xpl ..lon.
ri, lerich Banvan, a Bteam-fltter, who put ln the
I ;, aald that a ten-lnch plpe, aU leet long, i.-.l
u an tho boller-room to where the two engtnea !n
ihe buUdln*] wen located. Juat above one of the
pnglnea a alx-lnch plpe led from the tea-tnch plpe
. .... nfini - i . im .? i< Tha ten-lnch plpe con
? nui t to lh* other englne. lt waa the elbow of th*?
Ix-bach pipe comlnB lown from the ten-lnch plpe
? ... celltng whlch burst. The boller, be aald,
had been teated, though be did nol know wheth*?r
ihe ptpea wera teat*d. They had been In use a
week. The plpea wera thr.elghtha of an mch
thlck
nei fltapati k ihowed the Jury a se< tlon of
roken elboa ll bad two blowholea In It and
- n ? re I lead ,.
|.,, yo i thlnk -h" n l l< ad wai put m thli ?
io ,,, .,,! ., .:?'. f" aaked the Coroner of Ban
I . not thlnk -? " wa. the reply. "Nelther do
1 thlnk thr - ?u.< I the exploelon
Wiin^--a knew nothtns about how mu.'h Bteam
I ... ? . . ? varl iui thi knesaei would Man I.
Thi meam pre.aure In thi boller at the tlme of the
.-? '.i.l.-nt wa. only aeventy pounda.
Robert Tavloi the a..l*tanl englneer, pni-l that
I ? . .... ? ... ti -r He did nol know what
thi .\;. -lon. One of the Jurymen aaked him
e had be< n ri l at exaci rinht annles
? ten-ln h plpe. lf It had not, th- juror aald,
the defiectlon w i preaaure on the elbow
that wou!i have made li ilkely I explode, Th.- wlt*
i pu knew nothlng aboul thla.
Rlchard Olllett. of New-York, who put ln the en
r nea, aald he ha-3 nothinn to do wlth the plpea ana
throw no llght ? n tne ac Ident. After a reci ii
Coroner Fltapatrlck and ti"- lury rlewed th* acem
' thi n ? ttdent.
Th<- 1nrv after the %I^it fo.m'l that the men ram*
? . h'-.r death "by the buratlng of an eii.ow ln th.
- ppl' plpe of at. englne, dua to fau.es unkr.oan to
? Jury.
They recommended that In th? future all st*-ain
plpe. Bhould be teated al the s.mi- tlme bollera con
: ? 'ted wlth them are teati
t'oroner Fltapatrlck dlacharged John Thompson,
? ? nglneer, ar i Roberl Taylor, nn aaatatant, who
have brtn unJrr boml Blnca th* aocld* nt occurred,
IlllS lTllE MAY CAUSE AS 1SQC1RY.
F!.\m::s i\ WEST TWENTl FIFTH st BA1D Tn UE
DUE TO THB CAREI*EB8NB8fl or STV
ERAL OFTIC1ALB,
A BB.8** Bre In Weal Twenty-flfth-at. early yeater?
day mon,int. whlch ls s.ui to hav.- oc irred
through the hc Ileaaneaa of the Ftte Department,
thc Bulldlui Department anl a captain of pollce,
will undoubtedly lead to Inveetlgatlon of the puii. e
. i| taln aad of aeveral of th*- oAclali of both the
departmenta mentloned. The manner ln whi.-h
? .- peraoai bava made thaanaelvea llable to ln
veatlgatloa, II is alleged, la In bavlag pald no atten
tion to th*- complalata af people In thi nelghborbood
of a amall trama bulldlng whl b a carpeater put up
th-'t.- abou a >. ir a^...
Tha ahanty i? only a atory aad a half affalr, an I
? - en led by John \v Mltchell as a Btorage
for hla iumt.*-r. Th< aetghl irs proteated at
th*- tlme to thi Flra an i Bulldlng ilepartmenta an.l
... tha captain ..f thi Weat Tweatieth-at. noliee
Bl <ti(.n.
li w.is lr. thla ramahackle lot *>f boarda, i -?
atackad up and plled together, that ihe flamea yea?
terday morniriK beaan it Ilea between No. iX'i
w.-ft Twenty-flfth-.t, and No. AM Weal Twenty
fourth-Bt. Mltchell has a two-.tor) brlck ,.'i
;,, r.'er BhOp at N i 4"''. anl No. *"?, is .. IWO-Btory
frame houae occupled and owned by .Mt^. Mary k.
Parker, Mr?. Park*r all > owna Mltchell'a carpenter
sh.,p.
ll w.is ai,..ut ;; Woclock wh* n Pollceman Monahan
? pl* i the titin.-s He aent in an alarm, the englne.
noon arrlved, and Chlef Olcquel, notlelng tha prox
Imlty of tenement-houBea, s.-nt in a aecond alarm.
Monahan rani vlolentlj tl..- do .ri..-u of the ten.
inent-houae al Na IU Weal Twenty-flfth-at., an.l
the tenanta, already awakeaed by tne .smoke, ran
<,nr into th<- btr*et
Mltchell'a lumt.*-r house soon areat up ln smoke,
anl his carpenter ahop was BttackBd hy great
tonguea Of flame. This place, hailni- heen patu
rat*.l wlth water, di<! not hurn rea^llly, but a aood
Oeal of valual.le marhiner>- waa renoered uai leai
Mltchell aiKl Mr*. Porker los,- aboul 14,000 by the
flre
The flame* from the Bbed extended In i.oth dlrec
1'on* in W'.m Twenty-flftb-Bt <m <>i..- alde, h1 No
12*. a stahlf occupled by Evaa Hugbea, a couple of
hundred doHara' arorth of .lainaur*- was !<>n< Th*-r?
wen- aeyeral horaea on this floor, I.ut all were K"t
out through an aliev. The loaa on all three bulld
InBs wlll be abo.it 18(40,
H*-rir> i'.-.ms. ..f N... A.'!.' \\'*-st Twenty-flfth-at.,
sa .1 yeaterday mornlng that an Inveetlgatlon of tlu
affair woul.l probably i. puahed He aaya that hn
waa orx- of thoae who complalned when the woo.l.-n
'Imher hoUbir was tr*.*tcJ.
TIIK SOC1FTF ll as EBB QVABJE88,
The New-York Sc?i '.;? ..f .'-raml.- Aits, lh.- par
ent .oclety of num*-rou? <eraml,- .-lui.s anl ? -
tlon*. has aeeured new *ri:<rter!? ut No. -" Kast Slx
taenth-at., aad wlll hold its fourth annuai exhlbltion
f palntlng* on porcelaln, etc, ln it- new ro.,m*.
I?.-r-ember 12 to ll It i- exae* ted that on Ita return
'jom Atlanta tb* !ar?^ exbtnlt of ceramlc decoratlon
now Installrd ln tlie New-Tort Cltj room of the
Woman'a Bulldtfli will Blao be eshlblted IB nn? **
clety'a rt>aani _j__
BAMUEL MIIJ'H ON TIIE BACK
CROSS-EXAatlNED BT BX-JUDGK CURTI&
HE 'IT.U.S UF Tlli: ARBON COMtmBACX IN wTUTH
IIK w AS UfT-RBBTatD.
Tbe cros'-examlnatlon of Samiiel Mll.-h, ihe publlc
tiie adjuater and ex-flrebug, waa begua yeaterday
wh.n th.- trlal of Loula Oordon. the ahlrl manu
facturer, of No. a WalkeMt., for araon, wai re
BUaaed l-efore .lnvle.'. Filz-.T.Ud in PBTl III. ?
St I ?na. ,
gx-Judge Curtla aaked Mllch aboul his eany ex
,, ? ? ,-,. .? New-Tork. ll ? worhed for a man Bam I
i.m,n. ia oi-.-hai.i-st.. learatflg the trade of pockel
bo k maklng. He worked there iw-> montha and
then atarted out aa a pedler ttf a whUe. Then he
m -i Btatlonary. ln 19X1 ha wfcl lato tbe HN ln
Burance bualaeaa.
"IMil you go into any flre bualneaa then?" ask'i
i K-Judgfl Curtla.
??No," the wltneaa replled.
ll- aald he worked aa a cotjector for the Prudeo
tial Inaurance Company. He then becanM a Br< m
Buraace broker wlth an ofBce a. No. IU Nai i i -
This waa Ib ivX'' Pour years ag > he became a flre
adjuati r.
?\\\-re you the tead?f of what was kt.ovvn an an
organlaad hand of tlretniKs. or robbers, on- of tbfl
prlnctpal objeeta of whlch was ta ael bulkUagi on
tire and roh ihem durlng the ConnagrattOB?" Mr.
Curtla a-k< 1
, "Vou Beem ear.-fui aboul teUlng the truth. vVou'.d
?! it _r:-v.- you great ly If by any accideni you ma
? mlastatement?1
"Tea ?lr "
He wa* aakt i if he had had any buslness wlth
Deputy Flre Marshal Frahk. He aald he bad n
and did not know tha. onr- vt th* reasona :'or r.-m iv?
lna Flr.- Marahal Muhe.l was that l-'rank was ac
cused of being connected wlth the alleged Arehug*
"D_ you know anythlng about Cohen a Bre?"
??Yes,' s;r; 1 do." ,, _ ,, ,
"Vou didn'i appear al those Incendlary flres, did
you; hur appeared after the Bre u an adjuster?"
"Jual ao.'
"Do iun und rstand rhe Hebrew Jargon?
I '-Yes, alr."
"D i you know Itallan, French"'
"No, ali." .. ?,. , i
?inl you adjuat Boma flre* ln BrookaynT aske.i
. _-Judge Curtla.
"Yes, alr," i < pUed the wltneaa
He aald he bad known Adolph Hiraehkopf aeveral
y.ars. He alao had known Uaa Qlueckman and
Kopprl Frledland for aome tlme.
"When dld vou i.egin the oareer of Incendlariam7
The wltneaa said he would BB8wer the queatlon
If pui n an thei waj'."'
?___ you know ?hat mi Incendlary IbT
??one' wi,-. -.-- bulldlngfl "ii Bre.
Mllch then aald he did noi know whai "career
meanl ,. .
Mr. Curtla ezplalned, nn.1 then Mllch saii h> araa
nor the man that applled the torch to the bulldlnga.
Mllch qulckly anawered a long queBtlon by aaylng
there were no men. women or i hlldren ln the
bulldlnga whose burnlng he had Bupervlaed. Conee
quently none perlahed and nooe were In p.ri..
"Waa it a aource of amuaemem for y->n to go
where flrebug conaplriclea arere dlacuated?'
He aald i' was not,
"Wasn'i it a matteT >.f buBlneaa wlth your
v -. Blr; i expected th.-r. would be some bualn. s
for me."
Bx-Judge Curtla nsk. 1 the wltneaa If II was ni:
through Abraham Levy tha. bi "gol the ear" of
Assistant D.Btrlct-Attorne; Davla. A pusaled lo. k
appeared on the face of th? wltneaa,
?*Ear?" he asked, "Whafa that:"
??| don'l know that I hav parted wlth any of my
ears." Interjected Mr. Davla.
Wltneaa flnally said ir waa throuah Mr. Levy that
he ma le hls confesslon to 'Mr. Davia.
The wltneaa said that after innkiiiir his eonfeaalon
he pald a vlal. i i the wlne room near the Harlem
Hrldge where the Oordon flre wra? arranged. The
wlne room w.is kep! by -i Hebrew. Al the tim.- none
..f them v en Intoxlcated. Cohei and Oordon aug
geated golng to the wlne room to talk. They all
drank rhampai.ne. '!"::.' converaatlon wna carrled on
partly ln Engllah and partly in Vlddlah, b Hebrea
Jargon. Qlueckman, n-itneaa Bald, could not apeak
more ihan half a doaen worda in Engllah,
1.x-Judge Ctirtls asked the wltnesa aboul a num?
ber ..f Incendlary Brea that the wltneaa wa- alleged
to have been connected wlth, Mr. .'urtis wanted lo
kn.'W if there were not people In the burned houaea,
aml if thelr ilves were not Impeiilled. He mentlone .
the laleberman flre In Broome-st., the i-;-k.'t; flre In
Twelfth-st., and the Klemock Ure in Buffoik-st.,
where the Yeager ehild was burned to death. The
wltneaa admitted that he hu-1 adjusted th>- Bre loa*
at the latter plaee, It was th* lire fur whirli Adolph
Hlrachkopf and Meyer Dletachek were Indlrted anl
arreated a wi - * ago.
Thi caae wlll ko on Monday.
TIIE COUBTS.
W. F. ORAY. ALLEOED COXTEMPT OF
COUHJ.
The Oeneral Term of the Courl of Common Pleaa,
with Chlef Judgea Daly aad Judgrec Pryor and
Blachoff slttlng, yeaterday beard argumen. of coun
ael on the an'.'.il from a declalon >>r ihe Oeneral
Term of the Clty Court sustaininp ati order of Jii'lic
McCarthy In the Bpeclal Term of the Clty Coun
horiinn Wiiliam K. Oray gullty a>f contempl of courl
an'. flnlng him 12,15413. Oray la In Ludlow Str.-t
Jall, where he was s.-nt by Juatice McCarthy t-i re
maln untll h<> pald th<> line in fuli. Hl* contempl
ronalated in puttlng ln an alleged false anawer ln a
aull brought agalnal him laat March ln the Cltj
c.nirt by Herman PTomme and Abraham ll
Fromme, lawyera, io recover (2,10013 for profeaalonal
aervlcea,
t'.ray flled an anawer In which h< said under oath
thal h" denled, on Informatlon and bellef, tnat
Promme Brothers were lawyera <<v co-partnera or
ha-l ever done anv bualneaa ror hun. Ha afterward
asalgned and dlsposed of hla property. For thla Im
aai held In contempl of coun anl Imprtaoned.
Wllllam B. Hornblower, who appeared before the
Oeneral Term yeaterday In behalf of Oray, aald tha.
his i-llenr had a ri_ht to put ln sui-h a dr-nlal. thnt
thi coun had no power to flne him, that dolng bo
waa a groaa abuse of dlacretlon, and thai .;ra\
ahould be dlschargi
Counsei lubmltted briefa and decii m waa re
aerve I.
DAMAOEfl I'olt HER HU8BAND- DEATH,
ln the maiine branch of the fnlted Btatea Dia?
trlct coun yeaterday, Judge Brown handed down ?
declslon awarding Mra. Helen My lot tfl gt,000 in h.-r
suit aKalnst Joati Ptnalloa and others, owncra of th>
ateamahlp Conde Wlfredo, for Injurlaa recelved by
her hnsband, Thomaa, whl resulted la hi- death
Thomaa Mvlotta was kuied on board the llghter
Brlatoe, a'hlle aaalatlng !?? tranafei a rargo from
ihat veasel to th.- ateamahlp in july ia-t at the
Eiie Baaln. A hogahead fell upon him owtng to the
breaklng of the holatlng rope, and he was rruahed
to death. The plaitirlff asaened that th.- rope was
. ?' ? ra and Judga Brown - wtalned this contentlon.
NORTHERN PACIFIC CABE ADJOURNED.
Th" <ase of the Northern Paclflc Rallroad re
celvers was again before Judga t_acon.be, ln th*.
Unlted State* circuli Court, yeaterday, bul upon
tbe conseni ?.f all partiea con. erned the hearlng
rtj^ adjourned untll December 30 Thla li atioth,"
of the aerlea of adjournmenti n-hlch have beei
granted to afford tlme for th.- Bastern and Weat?
ern partii-s Intereated ln the appolntmeni of re
celvera to arrlve at .--.-nn- agreemeni ,is to the ap
polnteea
A REPERENCX ON ELlh'ATED ROAD TAXEA
a reference ha* i^.-n ordered In the Bupreme
Coun by Judge Patteraon In the certlorarl pro
ceedlnga brought by the Manhattan Eievated Rall
l ad >n the aasesament of 117,000.000 Impoaed on it
by the Tax OaBUolsaloners. The reference li io
lake jiroof <;f the taXBble ass^'s, for wh.n th*
Court of App.-als held lha; the aasaBameni araa
made on ;i wr-ri? haala, li dld n n uphold the com
pany's contentlon tnat no tax should i-.- Impoaed i
The company avera thal nrhen the matter ol tax
Is consldercd the tll.iJOO.OOQ of water Btock ?''. en to
tii.- etockholdera of the New-Tork ana Meti po'.ltai
Eievated roads aa bonua mual i- dlsregardi
ttiere tintsr also \>t ;,:i ?:,.;?.'.?,'..?. ,,f ..j.-, _ -?.,'? for
lan i .ii.rr._t<~ clalniB.
? - my
TIIK COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany, Dee. fi The Coun of Appeala motion j
c.ile;nlar for Monday la; Nob, 1,010 1.081 L_R OU i
i '..!?., 1,00, 1,018, ;-...', 1,002, 1.009. 1.019. 1,041 'ln'n ] loa' |
1.0*1, 1.042, 1,017, 1.0M, 1,040, 1,047, 1.010, 1,041, 1,04. 1.043J
1,061 and |,(
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COL'BT ?,\I.i:\liurs POR Td-DAT.
Buprem* Courl Chan>b?ra Befora Andrewi .1
ol>.-r,? ,-,t 10 Xo a m Motlona,
Buperloi Courl BpecUil Term Bei ra Dugro J .--.-;
? - ll 10 .i in Holl -n*
Burroaatfl'a Coun <'Iiiui.i..-i- Bafora ntagflrflld, s -
No '\h\ cfllcndar, Wlll* f-n probai*. Blanohr Bende]
Kebeoca llartln, Han _ Keenar, wiiiiiim neflilna Ann
U In.lerhlll. ;.i 10:80 n m
Common i'i.-a* Bperlsl Term Befor* Boofcataver l
.'..urt op ti* Bl 10JO .. in Motl. Bi
Clli Courl Bpeeirl T-im Befor* Vbb Wi ;. . i ..
<-..jrt ..p.-n* at M a. m. Motlona
KJCPERKEfl .PPOINTEO
8ii;r.-me Ci.urt.
h> An.livw.-. .1.
Mm"?- of i..-,... , Bunon ji Han -
Bojrie v* sist.,, i,iii:iu ?n.i H.,iith Bearh l_i.i.| ,,.
Baa] I"pi B, .iln<->.
1 -ii. aon l-|. **
Bj Blafli rr. _. i
Matter i r st -n..-, ,i,.f..,,) Koehlei
" aanei v* Oam i i,h.|. a m .m , ( ..,
ragartor Oaart ?
Hy Dugro, .1.
I".-.- li* ii. OppflAbelm ii.-Mii,,., m I : m -
? '.' RVKRfl .PPOINTBD,
Bugtflai. Cbart,
Bj Aadrflflrs, I.
K-lvinril W.-iai v, Al. .n Wflifl* i;^.,rs# T..-I-1
1 BMBOa riflfll
Hy BflfltoUVflf, .1
H?_!ra_a.R rark";= " ? *****. ***. '? '??
CI1AT ABOUT TURF AFFAIKS
WINTER RACINQ liOSINQ ITS CHARMfl
MANY HORBBMBN TO RBMAIN IN THIB CIT. 1 N
?ni. 8PRIN41 THB Ot'TLOOK IN CAUPORXIA
KEWI Ml" 'I T WKI.I.-KNOWN TVRPMBN.
Many turfm*n Ir.tend to raflaalB ln thla elty untll
t ia raetag B4HUBM beglni nex: yaar. Wlnter radng
app ara to h?ve loal aomi of its i nnrm. The uaaatta.
ractory mjnner in whlch tba Plmllco meetlng i
conduafed and the aeand iloua reporta about the dia
Benslona between the masagera of the raeetlng an.i a
reprcsentatlve of the Jockey Clob who faUed to aee
eertaln euapidoua clreumatancefl ihat appeared lo
. ,:i ror prompl and energetlc actlon BBd Bevere
crttlclam, make lt appear as if the mlnor meeUnga
under th" control of unaavory peraoaa of lha Wai
taum claaa were conducted aolely lo glea dlereputa
bie turfmen a chance to Beace the publlc. The
p, >,i,i Btatfl of affairs plalnly Indlcatflfl tha. BOth
l, ? ahorl of the moal draatlc meaaurea ln regard to
tbe raclng a. mlnor meetlngs. admlalatered by men
wh.- are fearless and who are under no obUgatlona
.,, anybody aaaoctoted arlth the turf. wUl permlt
nich meettnga to reach the hinh plarie of rx ellence
aimed b- b: lha beal frlenda of the aport.
V-.onfllBg to the oplnlon? of leadlng turfmen. the
allen handahaklBg "J.iIUmV who are now peualon
,.,< on the turf, shonld bc "turned down' al once
and thelr placefl fllled by men in whom all claaaes
of raceaoera have confldencfl. A v.st majorlty of
radng bbhi la In favor of boneat aport, conducted
Btiictly under the rulea of raclng.
in CaUfornla thew l?#n ezceilent proap.
hlgh-claaa conteeta. The BUlUonalraa of CaUfornla
.. ,- thualaatlc in thelr aupport of the turf. Btati
,',,-de i* a characterlatlc of the CaUfornUna, who
b ll. ve that every produc. Ib Ihe 'land of the
ti, rloua ellmate" excela the producta of aay other
reglon m the world. The boraea from the breed
In* eatabllshmenti ln Callfonila and the brllllani
victorlea galned by CaUfornla thoroaghbreda, and
trottera aa well. have made aoch an Impreaalon
mm wealthy men of thal BUte lha. they have
taken to radng aith ao much energy that the rlch
men ob the turf Ib the Baal wiii bo longer have .1
monopoly of the great sport.
The gdvenl of new blood ahould be balled wlth
Batlflfaction.
CORRIOAN AND WILLIAMB AT WAR
it |b moal deplorable, however. that rlR-tu hi the
beglnnlng of the new era In CaUfornla Bdward
Corrlgan, rhe terror of the Weat. and Thomaa
Wllllama, who alma to be the anu .rat of the turf
,,i CaUfornla. have had a dlflgraceful altercatlon.
The quarrfllfl of auch men nn Corrujmn and WIIJ
iama have do;.- much I 1 make tbe turf dlsreputable
ln the eyea of many people Bdward Corrlgan
ha* had dlaagreements wlth almoa. every reepect
Bble raclng aaaociatlon In the country. In aplt.
of hla many quarrela he haa s .me warm frienda
whocondemn hla arrogant, dldatorlal methoda, bul
who snv thal the burly turfman ls bo. wholly bad.
But Corrlgan Is a Canadlan. and eonaequently any
tl Ing that he has done In tbi | 1 I or may do In the
future la nol llkely to aurprlaa anybody who is
ramlllar wlth the recorda of Canadlans on the
American turf. Il la natural for him to do thlnga
and aay thlnga that Injure the turf and make re
ipectable peraons dlagusted with raclng.
Oeorge B. Bmltb ("Plttaburg Phll") lefl New
York for Ban rraadsm on Wedneaday. Mr. Bmlth'a
Btabla 1* in excellenl condltion and la composed of
useful horae . It ia p. ibable that he wl I dlap -
the fllllea Applauae and Derfargil- to aome of the
wealthy CaUfornla breedera. App'-ause anl Derfar
gtlla are bred in the purple, and both of them have
won many race; and have greal apeed A unlon of
auch hlgh-daae marea wlth some of tbe crach Ca'.l
fornta alrea and the poaalblHtle* for greatnesa ?>:'
thelr produce ahould certaluly templ the breedera In
thal land of niarvei.ou- opporluoities.
Huntsmen, horsea and hounda have attracted more
or le.-.- attentlon alnce the horae and eattle ahoa - a<
Madlaon Bquare Oarden. "I. la a.mos! an Im
_ ||ty to ratabllsh hunt Ing In thla country."
remarked a well-known huntlng man at tbe aa'.e of
the w.-st hester pack of hounds <>n Wedneaday.
When asked the reason, he Bald: "There are so
many lha. are wllllng to pone aa huntera and t i be
i , .,?.. bo extremely exclualve tha. it would be "bad
; ..,,.?? ,,., the|, par. to contrlbute ever s.. illghtly to
! tbe Bupporl of huntlng. The Weatcheater Hun.
; ciub has dlabanded, and there is a poaalWllty that
'. other cluba wlll follow Ita example
TIRED OF TIIE WHOLE THINC
??I am tlred of the whole thlng, ?nd In the future
wlU keep a few huntera for my own pleasure
the peraona who Intend to purchaae and are ? ?
atantly trylng mounla wlll have to buy thdr ow_
horaea." Th- WeatchcBter park was aold for tv.
\ Blngular Incldenl occurred a. a recen meet ln
England, whlch was reported as folloa ln "The
fcondon Daiij Telegraph":
\n exdtlng Indden. occurred a. the med of the
Baat Ken. Foxhounda under the maati rahlp of Mr
BUgh The hounda were huntlng ln W ?lw
WiJod on the Waldershare estate, when audd.
Bplendld atray alag brokf cover. and bounded on
acroaa country at a rattllng apei 1. *"hough
were made to call them off. the hounda nreaaed
,?' ,, iftpr nrovldlng a twenty mlnutea' um tbe
_!_g inad. for Ke Park and daahed into the
lake, where it aaa rtrowne I.
The Btartlng problem hai never neen aa. if I
Bolved In this countn Wh.apers of favorltlsm h.iv
been afloa. for yeara. As a rule, Buch whlspera
have been whollj uncalled for, bul lt la hard to
eonvlnce the nverage horee-owner thal paat obU?
gatlona and conaunl asaoclatlon <io nol nn'"' a
bt.irter's j-idgment. ln England there I bi been llttle
trouble {.elther ownera nor Jockeya are fai ???
ln -his countn If M?m? caaea ,|!P "oMs Hr" '"'
duced in ord< r to enable Incompeteni start.-r* to hold
Ihelr POSltlona Th* followlng p.iraKraph from "The
London Oraphlc" maj permlt some ot our turf?
men to m.-ik" comparlaons:
Two hundred and flfty-one horaea sported allk ln
thealahuen eventa leclded ar Derb) laal w*ek. glv
IV an average of a fractlon under rourteafl run
r,.rc for each race Thla total haa been beaten on
a orevloui occasion, bul atlll ll Bpeaka volume* foi
the popularlty of the Mldland flxture, and, moreover,
.. - muat remember thal ll takea a falr-caiaa horae
; , wln even a aeUIng even* a) Derby M ?' o tne
Ulceater perl rmera, for Inaunce, would haie llttle
chance of acortng. and, conalderlng tha Mmber of
runnera. thelr quallt) wafl aonderfulh good. Bn tu
day'B t..t..i uraa rather amaller .ban thal ol the pre
vloua days. bul th- Chaddeaden Btakea and he
Oamaaton Nursery brought out tw.-iit>-i\- -n
twenty-two, respectlvely, and Bucephfllua tloubtleaa
frightened nwai much of the oppoaltloB n lh<
Rangemore Bukee, whlle H ma) beadd. 1 that ther
waa a Oueen'a Plate on ths programme. and this
claaa of rac ? ael lom 1 1 lu. ? a a large il. 11,
navM Oldeon'a colora fdarh btue), ihat were car?
rled to dcton by thoae auperb racera Hla Hlghneaa,
Ramape The Buttertliea, Haatlnga. Keenan, Re
nuitai and other famous horaea, are to b? carrl* I 1 ?
Jlctory In tr.- Bucceaaful plav at The Sportlng
Ducheaa." a. Ihe Academj ol Mualc. Mlaa tilga
N.-tii.-rs?>:>? is t.i be compllmented by havjig a crack
\. arllng BUj named Nethersole.
I. B Thompson, of the Brookdale Parm, la a
mlghty hunter aa w-ii ai an admlrer of raclng Alr.
Thompaon madi .. record ln hla recen. huntlng trlp
for blg game ln Wyomlng thr. haa been aeld
- equalled and nevei .-x.:.-;;.-.! in the chaae 0. ihe
n iarch of Amerlcan avlld animala. the arlxaly beai
I whil. cllmblng a mountam Mr. Thompaon mel 11
: enormoua grlaxl; In ? deflle. Braln beean to growl
omlnou ly, bul l irned half way around ,h If to n
t, ?,,' Thla movemenl gave Mr, Thompaon an ex
i cel'enl chanci foi a Bhoi al a vltal boo. li.- tlred.
and Ihe bullei atrudi the bear In the flank ..: auch
1 .n. ang'.e thal the gn il power >.f the m lern rlfle
! .., :,t the bullei Ihrough hla bod) ln a .uarterlng
1 dlreetlon ao thal on? n rh- kldneyi and -.n .11 the
lungi wen pl rc< I Th. b 1 fell dead almoai In hla
tracka; 'hence Mr. Thompaon'a record of kllllng hla
flral grlaaly wlth hla flral ihot,
ii.iw TO BREAK THIB i:i:<'"i:i'
Thla record la llkelj lo atand unleaa aome f.iii. -
amateui huntaman kii 1 .1 grlxsl: wlth a lawn i--,
nla raequet. The grlaal] waa a noble apeclmen of
tbe monarch of the Rocky Mountalna He meaaure.1
nlne feel ln li ngth. His fui waa i.i ? n .:? rr con II
tlon, and bla akln wlll furniah a rug foi \ii Thonip
aon'a den al Ihe Manor House, al Ihi Brookdale
Parm.
Colonel Thompaon and Mra Thompson arere al
rlrookdali laal Bundaj The Manoi . helng reno
vatei. n 11-1 a new modern bulldlng .^ In ih. coursi ol
i-onatructlon, s.i ihat opportunlt.ea foi ihe generoua
hospitallt) .if Brookdale maj be ln eaaed \ .;ot
tagfl will be bol'.l foi .hut.. Konre, the iralner cf
the Brookdale Btab'.e. The rearilngB iii traln'ng
ure a magnlflct nl lot
h re a mattnine. ni n.i
Manaflflfla, a Blaahlng - heatnut, foi Ibly reeatla hl
famoua alre, Potomac ln h.s actlona and conforma
tlon Biklni ia mothar promiilng youngatei Im
Oldeon, who was one of the many vtsitors to Brook
NTKNRT ORimN'fl PLANfl ANU HOPED
Henry Ortffln Intends 10 head ihe Ibu .,? wlnnlng
lo kais nexl year, 11 poasibli Hi arlll ihi. all wln
ler In CaUfornla, a.-, 1 return ln Nmi for ? .. apring
ra 1 In tbla Belghborhood
Augual Ji. linoiit i> in Kentuckj am_._ _ tor
(Joropcan ^buertisnncitts.
UHHItK Tt) SHOP IN Bl HOPK.
Debenham & Freebody;
Mll.. I.arra. Pr.is flond*.
tB*lBB*ei. ' h>'i?". r'ur*.
lnli,|ii.' f aill-li Kurnltur..
WIOMOBE BTKEBT, LONfJON. W.
CLOBE TCi UANOHAM HOTBL._
Peter Robinson,
Dry Goodl Store, Oxford-st.,
London. Om Hundred Shopa
nnd Show Rooms. Latest
fMhiona and baal style. _
WESTOBY & CO.,
Amarican Tailora,
ii, WICST BTRAND. I.ON'IX'N
Clwaa tw M.lr..|..??<' a?d Vl.-lorlnMatel*. *****
Mealrat* nrlcea .-...te,.t wlth tfoA ii.a
Ic-rl.'t ?>??' "."., ""?"'1
THE LONDON SHOE CO.
Ifakera lo H. R. H.,
1 he DuchOU of York.
?'??? -. *n
l.-.n < li* :i|?.i.l.'. ??? * ?
Went I.nei
IIH A 117 >o-.v II..llll *.!?. ???
PARIS SHOPS.
^LOUf?; YMITTON '
^S^V" &?;V*$? STUANp
.aiiri-fljiii'iiwii
P. M. Grunwaldt,
0 liuw de la l*:ii*i. Parla, f'urrter to
the Kmpomr *>t Ituaala. f**m* ***"
Hoi-tiuent ol liiifMt iins, RuMMlnn
Sai.l*-, Heai Baow, N..w*?*.t Kniapaa.
1 lhaapewl i?**i< ???.
SPAULDIIMG & CO.
Qac ?[,.,-.?.'*.!'.
Jewellera and Sllversmiths,
BTATE AM> JA.'KBO.N BTB., CHICAOO.
36 AVEIMUE DE L OPERA, PARIS.
"MAISON STUART,"
LEADINC PARIS 1M0DISTE,
26, AVENUE DE LOPERA,
_PARIS._
,- _
matlng of the alrea and matrona at the Nuraerj l
Farm , .. .
Tha Balea >f yearling* In Callfornla .i"l Kentueky ,
Indlcate thal Bood horaea continue t.. fetch good
prlce., whlle tha lll-formed, lll-bred, underalsed
v . mgat. ri icai 'elj re i Iva .. bona rlde bld.
The Jockei Club'. effort. in behalf of hlgh-cla.i
raclng are dolng much t..ward Improvlng the breed
ol horaea ln thla ountry. Phlllp J. Dwjrer aaye:
??I intend u Blv. a llo.iiOO guaranteed lir..okl>t
ii,:. ap for neai year, and na llberal puraei an.
atakei bb clrcumatancea wl.l i- rmit." Tru.tworthy
, aaj lhai the Jockej Club wlll endeavor to
innit the raclng to three daya a week on all track
in thc neighborhood of thla city. Moreover, the
report. aay thal the raclng nexl aprlng will be
gln at Morrla t'ark, In.tead of at thi Brooklyn
track, ar* ln i n mi r yean
t'harle. I.. Falr ia on hla way to Europe. When
he r.'twnis .: la Ilkely tbat he wlll organise .in ex
ten.lre raclng atable.
?.
STATE POLITICAL XOTES.
S*ow "The BInghamtoi RepubUcan," whlch
acored Mr, llat) laal week for permittlng Faeaett'a
Adama, to be appolnted Bt ite Aaaeaaor,
comi f..r?.n i to aay thal Oovernor Morton made
the appolntmenl without auggeatlon. from any one,
aii'l waa prompted entlrely by bla ^'..o.l feellnga
toward Mr. tdama. Thla la a pleaaam theory, l>u:
ii wlll nol itand. Mr. Adima'a appolntmenl wa.
aaked foi by Mr Faaeett, and it waa th>- only re
que.i of the klnd made by the gentleman from EI
mlra. ll wa. granted .ttei month. of delay. bui
notwlthstandlng, Mr. Fasaetl and hla frienda are
grateful for It. _
Another groa! over Mr. Adam.'i appolntmenl
comei frotn Tloga County, whlch, It appeara, ha.! ?
randldate for the poaltlon In th.- peraon of Mr.
Bmythe, the aride-awake Bdltor of "The Ttmea" and
Platt'.. peraonal repre.entatlve ln th*- illcirl.-.. Hut,
ns "The Buffalo Exprea." remark. ai.out theae Irat*
gentlemen ol the Bouthe.ro Tler, "what I. thi use of
: up ii Bosa it they preaume to queatlon h.s
j i Igment?"
"The AU.any Journal" la nothlng if nol reactlon
ar--. Ita lateat evldenci on thla polnl la a demand
foi the t- tur to thi old lyatem of appointlng t ? ?
tlon ofllcera by th* machlne ins'.-.-i.i of lelectlng
them un ler a i .\. iI Bervli ?? examlnatlon. Mr. Barnea
may aucceed n. Infllctlng hi-. out llved Ideai on Al
init the people of New-Tork and every other
. ity thai hai eei n the good n new or ler
of thlnga wlll nol entnuB. much over hl. propo.t
tloi .
Tlllman'i outrageoua rfforta to dlsfranchlae the
ei lead. "The Byracuae .lournal'' to call at?
tentlon to the facl thal the holdlnga of the colored
? of North Carollna hav.' doubled in value dur?
ing the laal flve yeara, a atrlklng commeni upon
their thrlft and Induatry aa a people and one that
afford* ?> marked contraal to thal of many of thelr
whlte nelghb
Though oppoeed r.> any general revlalon o( ihe
tariff "The Tonkera BtateBman" thlnk. thal tha
duty on wool ihould i." reatored, woollen dutlea
made mor.' aymmetrlc-.l and the revenue BBcrlflced
..ii a few other artlclea mlghl i..- replaced. "If,"
it adda, "the Pre.1 lent posltlvely reruae* hla c >n
H*-nt to ni. h a courae li" ean ?o on borrorwlng."
Referrlng to the offlclal head of ihe New-York
. ..ii- t) Commlttee "The Buffalo Enqulrer" de. larea
H io '!.?? ilgnlfl. ui of the amall fry -..rt ...' men the
];.,..* syat'ii: in the RepubUcan party i? bringlag
lo tne fronl thal "a man hk.- Edward Lauterbach
Bhould be claaaed among the four foremoat part.
leader. In this Btate. lt is ele.ir that the pollcy of
I Boa. l'latt |a '.. bulld up a polltlcal ollgarchy of
whlch he shall he the icknowledged and abeolute
!,. ,.i. and in whlch Buch men ,.a Edward Lauter
, Clarence L*exow, '.'harlle' Hackett, 'Owaah*
Aldrldge and II.un' Flah shall be nol lolnl rulera.
i bul merely agrnta, charged wlth oarrylng out th<
ordera of Ihelr auperlor.
Davld It. HiU'a melancholy fate ns a lecturer
cauaei aame unfeellng remarka to.be made i.y the
paragrapht-ra of th<- Btate preaa, "The Blngbam
lon RepubUcan" remarka that "Mlll waa t.io far
from home ln Mlla'aukee, They never heard <.f
hlm In WUconaln Oul there th,- wooda are full of
local Btateamen to (ili publlc attentlon. and conae*
<jiirnii\ ihe Mllwaukeeana had no occaaloa to itil a
hall t" I.ar Benator HIII. ll* could Mll a free hall
unywherc ln New-Tork ?tat*-. for an) large town
Idlera er.ough for that p'.ji]...s.-. Hut lt t?
; tubtful if li" could charge 10 centa admlaalon and
llll a hall iii any eltjr of tht- Btate, Th*- dlfference
between ten centa ari I fr*-.- admlaslon Bepreaenta
i?,, mug. oi beer, ami the llill crowd prefera ihe
beer lo a ap.h " _
"ll li." addi "The Oawego Tlmea," "the arch
demagogue, the famoua douWe-dealer, lecturlng 4i?i
Mllwaukeeana on llberty! Bhadea of tha mlghty,
mn i' be ihai thla li all thal la l> fl
who s.i lately tlll-.l a iont.pien.nis pla
nf polltic! ll..*. would in engagement ln a dlme
mu.eiim atrlke the Benator?"
.f the man
ln th" world
gpeaklnf of Charlea H. Page'a electlon as Benator
from the XVlIth Dlatrlcl "Tha Bteuben Courler"
remarka: "lf the ..i I Tammany lyatem ,.t' countlng
arere In operatlon Mr O'Bulllvan eould ?.. ;.> Albanj
wnii hs many ihouaanda ol votea behlnd hlm a.. he
mli ihlnk neci iai :? '?. nn ilnl iln hir< dlgnltyi"
Th*. Platt-Lauterbach machlne In New?York City,
si\s "The Huffalo Commerclal," manlpulated the
enrolmeni ..f Republlcana on Baturday ninht with
more ihan II.regard ol falrneai and decencj
lhan the Bheehanltea ahowed In Buffalo two yeara
ago. Buch managemeni wlll almply sput tha party
i ... maln port lor wll! nol irn Hlatt-warda. The I
Platl commltteei denled enrolmeni to many of the
hesi lte[.iil,l!..aiiN ln th.' ,-lty nn th,- grouii.l that '
ibej were not .tralght, I. ?? . Pl.tt-Tammany, Re- ,
publlc ins.
Aceordlna to Thi Weedaport RepubUcan" VFar
ner Mlller la gatnlng ground every day as a candl?
date for L'nlte i Btati i Benator.
The overthrow of Brlce In Ohlo aad Oorman in
Maryland la polnti I out ?s an object leh.ion for
Platl by tha antl-ma. hlna papera of th* State, bul
ll is characterlBtli ..f macnlna polltlclana to learn
nothlng fr. in the experlence >>t rate of othera
.1 AALE f'll *. OBILDEEX't BOBl
Al ih" .'hri-irii i- u.i'i.'t. '.. ba bald Bl the IVInd
a,,. Hol 1. I? cembei 10, ln Bld af tha bulldlai fund
i fr. all 'i>. yeai round home for orphana and
deatltute chlldren there wlll ba raany faatarea Pha
wlll '?? four In number, tha artlclea oa M'.e
' '? '":i oeli i ot a different rharactei r ir
ince, the "houaewlvea' paradlae,' ln eharga of
Mia. i. \i Mar.ton lllai I'.-r.-a., Dln.more, Ml*.
BUdle Moore an.l \li-a y.vxh Kan.om, wlll bave
. I* pi ? ??' re. .in i ptcklei duati ri Bllvei
' a rd i alnl ng, mwiiuj bb i fancj aprona,
Irun-hohlera and klwlred gjaila The t.-.ir..,.m wlll
open al i o'clock Tea, coffee ..i coeo* wuii norni
made ak.- wlll be arved by Mrs. J u Dennei
Mr.- Char'.ea Burrowa Oreene, Mlaa I'.llioi an.l Mlaa
J. ni.i.uJ.
(Jnropcnu _\i)ri..ti_fmcius.
nuuOPCAXI and uavki.i.;:i:s wiii nui 1
,h. london oPle. or TI. T.Il.iflfl. ? _".e*t BflTflfl* j
r. C. ? flo_rml.nl Btaea * ***** rnatt MieiUaarsflflHs '
and *ubsi-rliitlen? for Tbfl Trlbun*.
London.
Hotel Victoria,
Northumberlarul Av^nud,
Moal aoiMeiilanllv iiimI r..flli>onal?l>'
Nlliiiileil, vi.lli lnr?a- iniinlier ut ?ll
llriK umi Hrilr.M.nis en *.illc. 11 inl *\"
_,)< Hliil iloulil- lleilrooni*. Hi"' X lo
tnrin Orcheatm. nnder eJIrertian ?>?
Mr. (;.'?. \\. i nl.ln*. ProfeawHBf *??
Maale nl th.- UalMball s.ii??.al ??r
Nasle, aerfaraaa aeleetfitaa <>f aaaaia
lli .1 Iui rn.-. luill iliilla. ilnrliitt ,""',1
?-on. lUiuiai- iintl -.iiiji.r. Ti.lile ?l llote
laini'liroii, I lo .". P. ".. :? rdB-l lllnner.
II laa MflBO, .">?.. umi Supiier frann ?'?
o.-lo.-U. :i?. <i?l : alitfli tetrxrtmm ? la
a-iirle Tiiblen iiuiy l?a- afi'iin-.l ln rial
anuce. Open tn m,ii-re?Iiletil?.
PROPRIETOR*
IHI. aOIDO.1 IIIIIDIX l.imilril.
Savoy Hotel, London.
BOTBL I>K LUX1 OF TIIK WORLD.
Savoy Rcstaurant
l>r (.aitrnn'inili- I ::n:?.
liind plrijinii |k? lunn BWlflflfclBt
Ihi' Kiiili.in.iii.-I, liarl-naanl l!i?).-.
rin-r <l* < ui.in* aaaaciBBfl *'? K,r/' ....
Maiir* gaaaiir. MAJUBBBB (| UBAiXABB.
The Walsingham House
P1CCADILLY.
(TIIE BROADWAY OP LONDON.)
Overlooka lha Park mil occuplea ih" flneat pn.
altion ln London. Apartmentg al iru'1-rate
chargea for i ahort or long period.
Cuislne managed i>y gn
experienced Prencn ehef.
Teiegrams. "BolgneV* / >?? OELARDI.
L mdon. X .Se.-'y & Manager,
MlmBRmm.mm.m4 THE ADELPU1 HOTEL,
I MIDI, .XO <-H IM) ll"" Y.I..
rcaiiway f MmV\.Migraxdhotbl.
a? . a V - BRAnroRn
HOtelSa Qtt:i.v?iiori:i..
>______, V ""riiB midlVnd hotel,
I.ll.Illll'I. 1 Illl. ' (1-,.|,y
?lIlgrBBM "gMfltel." ) ".-., _aui_a: Eacellent < '.?i_in*.
HR. TOUI.K. M_r. <-? ml'?-'? M' "? ?'* ,l,ir''
LANGHAfV. HOTEL,
London.
triitui'..! sila.iti.m iii .'.lrllint flu-*.
Al lep ot Kflgafll Wa "".
rnrreale-1 let tbe Beal **e?a, riir?tr??, Flr..
Every .ilodrrii romfori simi Ctmwetk*
Imrneas, Moili-ran- riiri:.'. _p
The Howard Hotol.
.orfolk Strefli Babaafcnnent. l?__on. Thla n???iy- i
.rerie. n..'ef bi raplflU wlth flvflij mvi-r.i eomfert. |
l??rl ka l..-l..nk:.-.-'it and Rlver Kleaanl r, 1 *_>_. Lui*
publlc rooma Rlea-irlc Llght iteWlgbOUt, An.eri.an .>.- j
Um elflVfllorfl I'ix'J tariff. _I
Uppor Norwoocl, Ouoen's Hotel
?".!: it.m.,; PBlflflfl. Lonaoa HefllUileflj altuaiUja la
Enalap_ ix..ei> s?rdena. Btoardiag wrma Cromjptaa pji
dav. _p.cn.! UtaS tor __njB pani-*. CoBVflBiflBI ?rai3
Bflrvtoa - .
Qlll>on.fl Untpl Ba?lllB4*4B. l-orlwiiioiilli.
uoen s noieij -,-. . n.ai.r;.. vt?* F_cin? -
l.lfl uf \vi_i,t. Lorel] ??! i aard.n*. Tennl*. **e. AA
lolna H.'Mii Tacht Club. l--i-.m-rit boata tn i: ae*
and Boutbampton. -Ilojul fl.-r Hotel" undei
dlreetlon, _ j
Norfolk Hotel, Brie;hton, England.
TAMAR
INDIEN
GRILLON
A laxatlv*. lafiaabBag
Irult Kucens*
a*ry aarfleflMfl M tafl'.
COXSTIPATIOX.
_?_ irrhold* W1?.
!-?? of appetitfl, _a?'rl' snd lnt*?
ttr.ai troub>? and h*?_fleba arl.lnc
fr.mi :>-1'
E. ORILLOM.
19 Rue d?* Anhlfflfl,
Parla
Eoli br all dn.-ff!?t*.
J. SEAFEB PAGPS TALE TO STUDBNT*.
,;:; TEI Lfl THES. ABOI'T THK EXCVRBION OF
XEW-YDRKERB TO THE COTTON
. TATEB' KXPOBITIOS
t _, _vei Pag . ihe aell-known N'ewYorker, buay
aian aa he la, baa found t'.me twice, In the e. 11
0f the week, to dellver addressea to ta - deeervlng
Inatltutlona up n tiie aubje ol tb recen. excur
?lon of Sew-Vork clttaena to the Atlanta Eapoal
tlon. On Thursday. upon the l ? of hla
frlend F W. Devoe. b no la i memba r o. Bo i i
of Triiateea o. the Mlddletown (N. v.. Btate Hoe
pltal ii- deacrlbed Manhatun Day al Atlanta. and
,v !,,. rnlng he '.ik- I ,to th. Btudenta of
)-,, itard'i Busineaa Coli ge, at Twenty-thlrd-at, aad
Fourth-ave., upon 'h>- aame theme,
Mr. Page is a "huatler" - ' " ?' lh"
word. He fraakl) acknoarledgea that he llkea
term, and be oi lugated the verb "to huatle" vlgor
ouBly In arorda of advlce to thi atudeBta of the col
1,-..,. yesterday, aad la hlmaelf ao remarkable un
embodlmen. of hUBtllng prlnclplea thai no more
approprlate compllmen. aaa ever pald to blm Ihan
th : 0f Mr Packard, aho ar thi en I of ihe a I
drrss said thal If It arere ever found poaalble to
endow a profeaaorshlp of hustllng a. th.it college
he would appolnt Mr. Page aa thi flral occupant of
the ehalr. The hearty applause that greeted thb
? inouncemen. ahoared tha. i ie audlen e araa a. OBe
arlth ihe president In this sentlraent.
Mr. Page, .; Bhould be m< ntloned. took i very
actlva and Importan. part ln the preparatlona for
the Manhattan luy celebratlon, and arag a pea
ful and eloquent prealdlng offlcer a. the greal ban
quet whlch waa glven a. Atlanta on the occaaton
of the vlal. of the Sew-Yorkers t. the Bouthern
clty. ii.- eaerted hlmaelf to the titm_f-t to mak^
the vlsil of tli^ Sew-Torkers to the Cotton Exposl- '
tlon n Bucceea, and it waa only fittlng thal be sh-mlJ '
be held aa the loglcal narrator of the trlp.
j-(-.- excuralon to Atlan. i n'aa a notahle affalr. ,
The lescrlptlon of ihe Journey gouth and th- bappy
mlngltng ot' the delegatea on the v..iv. ths pleaa
Ing wayaktg toaklenta, the arrlval ai Atlanta, th->
capture of the town, and the uae the conquerora |
madfl of ii were among the remembrancea Mr
Page foun.l worthy of rec ta!. ii" early pui him
Belf Ib thorough touch wlth hla youthful audlence !
by telling a few funny itorlcs, and redtlng arlth
admlrable mlmlcry Un pj icei llnga al tn. annual
meetlng of the "Boclety for the Dlstributlon of Top |
Bootfl .ml Blanketa to the Natlvea of the Cannl- j
bai iBlanda," Then, wh.n h< h.\ i the g >.>.1 humor i
of hi* hearera thoroughli expaaded, he proceeded
t. recouol aome or tt:.- detalla of the preparatlona
for th.- trlp, Waya and meana were tn. prlndna!
prellmlnary objecta t.. obtaln, and Mr, Page, ufr,-r
j , . ,i trlbute lo the noble generoatty and pa
iriotlam of New-Yorker* generally, aald the arork
..; raTalng the neceaaary lunda for the excuralon
proved -i comparatlvely* eaay ta k. The trlp, h>
said, played a t^>oii part In drawlng people together
ln rnendl) reTatlons. As a ru>, there was too
much frlgldlty dlsplayed bj t!;.- people of thla dty
t.iwurl >i.h other, be thought, tiiar wanted thaw
inir out unl mellowlng, and this was one of the
effect* brought about b) the excuralon among
thoae v.ii" composed the party,
Bpeaklng of tne receptl m ai Atlanta, hi aald the ,
Bouthern people were warnj-hearted, genlal, .-ot
dlal, and qulckly male the Near-Yorkera feel at
home ln iilufltrat.on of the purposfl of tha or
ganlzatlon of the Exnoaitl.n, the atlmulatton <<r
the cotton trade In tbe Bouth, Mr Page read aame
extracta from an artlcli wrltten bj Ctark Howell
ln "The Itevlea of llevlewa." <.t theae ran;
ln this w.iy "Kngland .-"'.'l to Japan In .1 year
$17,000,001) with -.! kt.11, and of thla amounl $11.
(ioo.oou conalflted ??; rotl n go da A most every
pound of the raw cotton came from tne Bouthern
Btatea, bul only n ompuratlvelj amall proportlon
,.f the tl4.000.op w -i.. pald t' the Bouthern Btatea
f-.t the cotton, four-ounce gooda .having been aold
to Japan for as much per >?r<. aa Kngland pald
ua per pound for cotton
Mr Page, after revlew.ng tbe proflta thal would
accrue to th.- Bouthern Btatea :i the o't >n cropa
?vere manufactured in the nfllghborhood of tne
cotton iie..is. .-;...kr v.irn gratlttcatloii ol th* move
ment among tne cotton ap.nnera of Sew-England
toward the establlahmen. of mltli in Oeorgla and
other Bouthern Btatea He dwell a. aome *.?? n*_:: ?i
upon PreBldeni s.-tti i.ov. a noteworthy oratlon a;
Atlanta on thi theme .t "Educatlon,1 and he >tr,-_
therefrom fo th benefll of the Packard atudenta
a varlety ol excelleni precepta and much timel)
a Ivli a
Among thoae preaen n*ere man) well-kaown men
nnd women. and Mr, r.i?.- waa fn pientiy Hp
p auded witn marked enthUBtaam
- _.
////' BBXTFAlB IX MAOIBOX AQCABB OABDXX,
The hlit falr ui : :?? Madlaan Bquare Oarden la ?i.l
af the Bducatlona_ AllUnce and tha Hetfntw
Technlcal Inatltuta mlY. opan on Monday and laai
ul. the ?e_k. aii the ni.vn_? menta ar? flntahed, and
the prospects ?re brlghl 11 Is hope 1 thal *_SO,0N
will be r.-ii... 1 Th.- adrnleBloa tlckflta wll \<r :.. I
renta, and aeaaon tlcketeU a\l mldnlgh. laa. glgh. i
lha offlcera of the fair took poaaagalon of tha gardea, j
ai.'i ihe work of sreetlng tha iiootiis un.i decorating
wi.i gt> 011 toi,, Merchandlaa haa baaa rrplaa *
torcifjn Rceorto.
TUe InirriintliHiiil f.'i.ip.iiiy'ii Hotrl
Tb. <h.--.lr*.i I'alaee.
CAIBO .******
T^'/,'.^ *'rtU*;'-.. France. '
The AvinldB l'*lac. BaBtaaa*.
I.IBBON ?.'? ********
jlAl/l V BNOA DINB.Hw;..,r!?a*
?j;,,. H m ir.*r I'.laee. Tnrica?
-, IIEB >l'l. .Turk-y.
ni';'.NSTANT?NnPIB .Tn-k-r.
r,,\ iiot*-l lnt*m.ttnnal. ...
BWfWMBI .I'aiy.
?- . , ,.,,? I'rkfi to all po'n'a n*>*l "> r*?erv* ae
r.ir Ir.i'.r-i.a.rer .,'?' a i? ?" i nf.*?? 11
|?l,r.n, *PrHr """""'"^L^ror-ir* Parta
r-?<-l(.piir a* . l*-?doa, o* 8. Plae. ?? l .>r?">. *??"*?
Rome, Italy.
Grand Hotel,
Prirnait ln IBM.
T|.? nio-t rom(?irt? Bf
le***** ll.t- U. lilartrir
Pirhl Ihrniiirhoiit. ?tn*r|rii
*1r-*tor?. 411 .?nll-rr
? rraiicemonl. plaiinfl
ann .-*rri*.I *>?t '.)
I.rorj* Jfinlnca * I"., I.'.n.los.
fCL Ritz. *sxz nM-m
af**M. IM*! BaAmmEaf
Baiiager**^ I lirrrn*.
a Dfvffar "lr?B.rurt?r llor
IA. rTyiier. rnVBkfcn, ..?.
CAIRoi rr;vi'i.
Bristol Hotel,
Galro.
Alger-Mustapha
Grand Hotel
St. Oeorge __
I VWI>. KnAMK.
Hotel Beau Site,
Cannes. __
HotelduPavillion
_Cannes. __
Banque du^Commerce,
<-,rr*<p,r,.1.r1- ?' ? ' : *****
x. Co G Vv. ?? fmaB m? ? , v
*? ' r ??? - M a. v Baehaaaa*. _
?- ffice. iHivx.
HOTEL DE FRANCE,
'I Iti: BEBT -IM A I KI).
Iniii* v-hnlt/liiir. Maia-rer.
an.l ln *iuinni.-r .88.8*1 ?f
'?-.plendiil ll..t.l." Bataad. |
Hotel des Isles
Brltannique._
" Cosmopolitan,"
ice.
AMKRUAV HOTI-.l.
CENOA.
KOTKI* DK LA vii.i.i:.
iro'l'KI, IIUITANMA V'KXICE,
HOTBL VIcrrOKIA ROZKN Tv.-ol.
PROPaiBTORB wu.thkk * <'i>n;iii.t^
Quirinal Hotel.
_ Rome.
"Crand Hotel,
NapSes* ___
HOTEL CQNTINENTAL,
ri >v vi. i>i". 1. \ PAI>:.
Florence.
Hotel de 9a Ville,
Florence.
Grand Hotel,
_Venice._
Grand Hotel,
Milan. __
Hotel de la Ville,
Milan.
HILA.V
HOtel (IU l.loll. yuderat. chara** OeoTa <?p?*
lak-r.
Hotel Binda,
Paris*
RllBTAIKAVr JP. riKAl
a5 cHAMI'a BLIMIC. l-ARls.
Idost rl-gnnt and iuiura.ua lr* iCurup*. K*''"ii"'*"
to Amerlcan* tor p-rf*c? cuialna aivl Ml wicr*._
GRAND HOTELdel'ATHENEE,
15 RUE BCRIBE,
OPPosiTK thi: >;it\Ni> OPERA.
The Modern Hotel of Paris.
n. ARMBRU8TEB. Managar.
th* garden aii tha w.-.k. and everythlna arttl *
ln readlaeaa far tha a invan to 11: ;?:*.?*?* thelr aeuaiBtJ
boothi on Monday mornlng al I o'cacli Tbtl *M
do brtak work all lay In arder to ha read wi**"
M iv r Str.mR pn - ? ' ' - BU t<** " I 1 " * ,h*
fa r on Mon lay
The ofllcera are laktoi Btraua, prealdent; Jamea m.
Moffman and Joaeph B Bloomlngdate. ??
deata; Bamuel M Bchafer. ireaaurer \ '
Hochstadter, aecretary, and Lucton l.. Bonheur - ***
? .: manager.
/'? DAY s GOLD SHir.Ml S1S
WITHUUAW M.s FROM THR BL'B-TBBABPal
v\.,.i\r T.> 83.IOO.80fl THB PtTUUtNCf
|fi \ BMRNT.
Oeld ta th.' .tn...? Bl8*B,8*J iti hara waa ";h*
drava from tha Bub-Treaaurj \. itei lay foi > iport
Laaard Prtrca t.>*>k n.too.OCO, and i. \'6n HoflaUaBB
a Co n.lo*.oa). in addltlon to this aflaouai BarlBaa
Magoun *v Co arlll ahlp BaaXoeB, ohtalaed rrom r't
\at?- Bourcea, brtngtttB th* t..tai t? BL8M.0M Thi.
wlll make a irand total ?.f na.588.8Bl alnea ?'i*
Noi aaahar iri<>\> mi rn began
Tba gold raoatpta at th* Bub-Traasury yeati a|
iu raoponaa t" Mr Carllol** appoal f?.?i ||ght-?reiga1
. iln*, aaatlB.BBB. Currency ahipmanta amounted M
laltsOOO, aii to lha Bouth, and ili*- gr*at< ? parl "
\. a -< Hjrtaana
Th* total . itr*ii> > nn.'\.i.i"ti: f.?i tha on -k. aa re
ported i... tiurt>-four Niitioiiai baaJu, ahowa :ii.t''
irato recelpta ?f MJa..***, and ahipmanta <>f *' I **
kIvIiii" as a "<?' reaull of tbe araofc'a hatortoi bp*i*'
tlona aa Inoreaai In local hotdlngaofgl.M8.ero yot
tb* 8*8*8 8*8*h ln I 'i tba balaaca roeotvad Bj He***
\... k Inatttutlon. w.^ l3.HI.oto, ma*le up *>f ;?' ??*
recelpta an.1 C.tll.Oul ahlumi nta The ln* u ? rnotB
menl araa malnly from ine Weat an.i tlu' outwardBi
ihi s.uith. arher* amall bllla ar* need*d t<> B**vota8
eotton crop.
AT I'LINTS -
\ Grand Panorama of
FineFurnitoreainHrsii.dst.

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