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Cltlea. I belbv\ however. that the preaent Im
provements are suffhient for the aecommodatlog
of all the people wh ? uae the Brldge now.
"Pid you ever hear at a mecling of the Bridge
Trustees any remark made ifl the pfrgeace of
PreFldent Roaelter, of the Brooklyn H< :Khts Coni
pany (from which the tract of wnd adjolnhlg the
Plaza waa purchaard for $i60.aoa). that if the
Brooklyn Heights Cynpany ^ re gfj)wed an ?n
trani e to tha approafh hney weui 1 practicaily get
back the property from the oity?"
"I never heard auch a remarkj,"
"If newapaper reporta ahould be (trodUced
ahowing that auch a len-.ark waernade. would you
etill truat to your memoiv aa agairst th" atate
ments of the raporterar"
WOULD BTILL dknv rr.
"Against the waole worM," replled Mr. Howell.
Mr. Puffy then que*tk"iei Mr. i-Haajretl abotit
the Brookiya Heighta Rallroad Company and the
Long Taiand Tractlon dmpany. In whlch the
wltneaa is n atockholder. From hearaay the wlt
ness aaid ha belleVed thal Truatee Keeney waa a
atockholder Of the Brooklyn Heighta Company.
"Mr. Keeney." aald he, "la over twenty-one years
and he can anawer for himself."
In rcply to another quaatlon the wltnaaa aaid
that thcte wer- elghty-four patrolmen, three
C. C. MAKTIN.
mundsmen, two aergeaata and one captaln on
tae Brld| Pollce force. He dld not think thal
the new termlnalajfg?magjded nn Incrtagae in the
p force.
Beth L. Keeney^ or.e of the Bridge trustees,
waa caSed next. He sald he had be-n a truatee
of the JBrldge f r t. n yewra and is gflalrman
of the Termlnal Committee.
"You are knowj aa Ige allenl membcr of the
Board of Truataea?" aald Mr. Earlng,
"I s|i. ak wheaever lt i.-- neceaaarj'." replled
Mr. Keeney,
"Pteaee tell ua." aa!d Mr. 7. uing. "how the
Long lajand Tractlon Company and the Heights
eompaoy are connected."
"Weii, the Heighta company controla th<
Brooklyn Rallroad Company, and the Tractlon
both Of tl.cm."
Who i- preaidenl of the c mpany?"
"] Ulli 1 1". Ie Wi.-."
"la ez-Qovernor Plower ? atockholder In tha
Long laland Tractlon Company?"
"l belfc ve ln la'!
"Haa ex-Qovern ir HUI any Intereat In that
gorporatlon?"
"Not to ii,>? knowledge."
"llaa ex-Lh*utenant-Governor Sheehan hny
Intereat In lt"'
"I don't know."
"Haa Fell* CampbellT"
"l ba\<? h< .r d he haa"
The wltneaa aald he hlmaelf beld atock in the
Brooklyn Heights Company and was ,t dlrector
in that >? >mpany.
"Mr. Campbell is preaidenl of the Pcople'a
Truat Company?"
'V.a."
COULD BEE NOTHINQ WBoNG IN IT.
"Now, do you aee anythlng wrohg in belng ?
member of ? Board of the Brldge trustees
which has negotlatlona with the" rallroada of
which you are .'. atockholdi r and a dlrector?"
"Not io long at my acta are bonorable. I
aee aothlng Inconalatent ln occupylng b>th p >
gUiuns."
x "Would >ou not, as a dlrector of the Brook?
lyn Heighta Company, try to ae ure every ad
vantage In any negotlatlona with the Brldge
tl'll.- !???>? 7"
"So loi.g as h was an honorable advantage, l
Would."
"Haa Hugh McLaughlln ever been a atock
holder ln any of thesc eempaalee?"
"He never haa b i n to my knowledge "
"Are you acquainted with that ajentlemai .'
"Y<s. ilr, and i am nol pahameoBaf It."
Mayor Bchleren, of lt. i klyn, waa th'' nexl
wltneaa He aaid thal he waa an ex-oftlclo mem?
ber of the Bridge truateea, The Mayor aaid he
was famlllar with |he variuua ulani '..<i tha plaaa
and the approacti to the Bftdg . ah 1 thal he
underatood ti.'' onginal plan I i a plaza con
templated an open approach, and tha. the drrve
* i . ah mld i ?? un ibi1: u t< d.
"What is your id.-t aa to wbethet the plan
ln contemplatlon bj whlch the Brooklyn Heighta
Company aeeka to eonatmcl fouv tracka on the
plaaa would la?erfere witli the ftrigir.al plan'.'"
"It would certainly obrtruct the jiiaza and
ahut oul both v.'.'.; n and Llberty s:s., and
pervei i the orlglnal olan."
At p:-r )>? tlv- !'?;,. devaiM" ftliittfiy had
four i d the pJ isa The preal lent of the
XUnga County Rallroad told the wltneaa that hla
company could i: it aecurc neccaaary facllltle* at
the !:!.:? tormlnal, ai i that the truateea had
favore i tt. ? L'nl i (! mj
"Hgve you been preaent al any naeetlng of the
Termlnal Committee ii whlch Presldent Roa?
alter made the atatement thal the Brooklyn
Heighta Rallroad Compj^y oughl to have an
entrance to t) piaaa Bgcause a ptiTmiac had
been made by the Bridge truateea, tvfien thej
purchaaad th'- traet of larld ( v $160,000, thai the
rallroad companj rhould gel lt back from the
dty?"
HAD liK.VKl) THB BTATKMENT.
"1 beard tha*. .- made."
"Do you reroember thal Mr. h nrlquaa ar.se
and moved that it ahould be atricken frOm fhe
reaor - ?? i no bu b pr mlie had
made?"
"I d
"Were Mr; Keeney an i Ut n >n II prVaenl at
the .lic. !;..
"Mr. Kaeney, i thlnk, Waa pi . ??ut at a!l tlv
ni>> t.?::'.-, bul I n't kn .v a nei i i Mi. R
waa io. a? i.t."
Mayor Bchleren aaid he dld not fai o
ent plan i >r Impi ?.:.. >roa ??? a to I
Brldge. He th .nL'ht tr.a: a loop camnvriclng ai
th.- City Miill ln Brooklyn houlfl iave been
adopted, and thal all aurfaee cara ahould i-m
down vVaahii rl n at and there dlacharge
thelr paaaeni ..- al the :; Idge entrance, then'
procead d arn Wa . m-it. and around a
corve, then t . I lerrepont-at. Into PUll m-al i
run nptown on !)?? iatti T I
keep cara all golng th.- aame way.
Bi Idge Truatei :i m i ? i waa the nexl v.;t
n*;?. He aald tha ??! to givlng any
c irporatl n th< an ? acquired b) the
Brldge, unleaa it vere ai absolute neceaslty. In
the caae of the ilj ? * yn Hei ti ('ompany, :i<
taid thal the H jhi 'o -..??? rer t i
th" Brldge - than lt .\ r waa bel re
"Bu*. tha vlata ' the Qrand Plaaa loomed up,'
contlnued Mr. Hen "and the lt- ? klyn
H | ij wanted poaaeaalon of it." He
aaid h?- was .,;.,. .s<-1 ti anv Buch acheme, The
? Heighta Compan) lld n l can enl pf
the pa ' ? the Brldge, but ? nlj about p
per cent. .Mr H nrlquee sald he favored the loop
tyatei - I y May ir B ():? i
ln reply lo Mr. Za ? m bi aald he a i
ataaent al t ? meetlng f the Termlnal Commit?
tee wi.. re P ter stated ihai no*n<
rlghta had been pr mlaed to the Erook nHMghU
Company ln i gard I the traet of lanj pm
Ly the truateea from the company f .
TO STKIKE IT PROM THB RE
"1 ar ?:? ?." aaM Ml M ?'?..?
the atatemen fi om thi ???? ? ? l
?agarded lt aa aq Inauli I i lh< Brldge truate
If an\ su-ii pruaaiajl l | I ? ? a i ? Ii |
t>een a per? nal prdVnii and n i a pr mlee from
the truateea "
Mr. Heariquea said that Mr. Rotsit-r's state
f
ootfs
blmiiy perfectlou for
an ofeethjg Bo$m Bed
Irpie. Thty aro PtJely
\?,'. table, aontalntng no
11 Ii nei. fffraary ?>r
otaef NRjorVNM Ingredt
? nt. i.iid ?et fjenlly yi-t
aureiy. wit'.n i.t eaaalagj
gfavagpftpa, Batata
pOMMERV
i ?SEC? I
and
Ghampagke Nature (Th Brot).
"The Champagne favored by
ROYALTY in ENGLAND.'
MAIL and EXPRESS, N. Y.
menl muei bavabeen made up upon Inforrnatlon
and baiiat us Mr. Roeelter had thon been preal
di nt Of tho Relghta Company for a short llme
only.
"Are you a atoekholder in the Long latand
Tractlon Company?"
"No, sir; I havo not that arlvtlega 1 havo
no stock in any of tho mmpantos."
?Havo you ever heard it oo:nmonly reported
In Wall Streot that tho Long lsland Tractlon
Company sta<-k was loaded upon nnd told to the
Bridse truateea and ofhVlala?"
??I hav.- heard suoh a report"
"Dld you evar honr ea-43 ivernor Plower was
latRoiy lntareated in the umg leland Tractlon
t' impany?"
?i beard it In a ernora! way.'
Mr. Henriq les eleo aald he had beard ex-Lleu
tenant-Oovernor Sheehan was lntareated in Lo ? ;;
lsland Tractlon Company atock.
"D|d you ge! a telephone mossauo purportlng
to come from Oovernor Pl iwer*g nffloo. aaklng fur
aome Inforrnatlon regardlng Bridge rnattem, and
did you not reply that tho Bridge offlce was
tbg propt f !?'? ice t?* talk about suoh a matter?"
DIDN'T WANT TOANBWBR IT.
Mr. H. niiquea app aled to tho Chatrman, to see
if ho had to anaa/e'r tho queeflon, and was told
to anawer it.
Mr. Henrlqueg aaid he had no dealre to conceal
anythlng. ?\\>n." said he. "aome months aj.ro
there waa .. telepbone meaaage dir-rotlnB mo to
go t ? Oov rnor FWwera offlce, No. U B.oadway.
l anawered, aaylng i would nol go to anybody'a
offl e, and thal lh< ? nly place for tho tranaactlon
of the Bridge buaineaa was at tho Bridge offlce. 1
do nol know who sont th.- meaaage."
"Did not Colonei Wllllamg rall upon you at
your offlce about half an hour after you got tbe
telephone meaaage?"
"Yei rir, he dld"
"You know Colonei Wllllama who wn* ex
Gkrvernor Flower'i prlvab ae retary?"
"Yos, sir"
-Di l you nol aend oul for .-t wltneaa when be
called on you?"
"Yos, sir; 1 thonpht !t miglit be JUBt as weil to
wMf v
KEEXET.
inveraation?
th iroughly in
SET1I I
havo a tblrd party prea ni
"What was th. BUbject of tl
"Colonei Wllllama aaked m<
vestigate the Plaaa matter."
"Dld he not aay inat he hoped you wquW v
youi way clear : i granl the prlvllege aak .1 ft?i
bv tlio Helght* Company? '
"No. i don'l thlnk ao "
A PBNBION FOR POLdCEMEN.
Mr. Henrkjuea then w. n( on toaay that be waa
In favorof granting Bridge polleemen, aud othera
employed on the Bridge who ralghl be Incapacl
tat.-d by Injurlea on duty, a emall penalon. The
men on the carg had to gtand on the platforms
In ail klnda ol weather. an t c u.d nol Btep Into
the cara to warm themaelvae as the elevated
rallroad guarda do.
Then the chalrman announced that the eom
mitte. would aja Into executlve aeaalon to eon
afder thel? future plana. After the executlve
Committeeman Halpln announ.l thal
mmlttee had declded to adjoum and pre
; ? ; - irl to the Legiolature. H. ann.
that In ail probablllty no more publlc meetlnga
WOUld uo lioid _
AS IXlillUlloy OF VOLOBED GLASS.
BOME BEALTIK1 '?? VVINDOWH TO BE BEEN AT THB
T1HANV gTVDIOg.
There la noa taklng place al tht Tiffany Rtudloa,
No. Ml Fourth-ava, an exblUtlon or a memorlal
wlndow arbich wlll oltimately be placed In th>
Young Men'a Ubrary at Troy, N. v. n is from
a deaign by Frederlck Wllaon, tho artlat and
repreaeata a biatoii - ??? In the pr!nt!ng b
of Aldua Manuttua on or aboul Auguai 22, '*>?:.
when tho r>rin:i-r exhlbited lo the Doge Leonardo
Loredan ti:" proof jum.- of tha Bral popular edl
tion of Danta Mr. WIli ii haa a aumed that
ihere wei pr? eni on this o. aalon, i>
an-i the Doge, th> edltor of lh< work, Petei Benbo;
th< deeii nei tnd engravei o :.-.. typi. Fi -o
Frai'o ;i. atid AlbertO PlO, WhOM mon. .. ?. ? 1
GENEHAL (JOMKZ'S PLANS.
HI U CONFTDBNT THAT THE BND U
NKAR.
' a UBTTBfl TO gENOR ESTRADA FALMA?CRITICiaM
OT QEEERAI. CAMPOa gPANIBH ?OLOIERg
<<iMIN<; TO HlH BANBB. HI BAYB.
fbe MkfWtag letter has i.g racetved In this
.' dty:
Headouartara of ih.- Army, of Uberatlon,
Banctl Splrltua, Novemlier la, Ikft
Thomts Eatrat'a Palma. aaq., Bew-York.
My Oood Friend; Il givea ma pleaaure to addr aa
you'theao llnea from the w storn part Of the Ishnd.
?f to the trtate <>f the war. My mareh haa been
?low and it iiai to be ao In order to he aure; with
out prevloua organlaattpn no human work ean be
If l can devel. p my t>an ruch as 1 have eoncelvejl
it co.OW men wlll not aufttct Spaln to even weaken
the revolutlon. And U the debtiltr and wani of
faith in her arms Is takon Ir.to COnalderatlOn, it wlll
be impoaaibl* for Hpaln to aend thal army at once,
and aendlng tv> m from time to time, they wdionly
arrive lo take th- pjaa of her loaaea. whlch are
very areat. Qeneral Campoa, perhapa becauae he
iuhes to atrengthen hla loai falth, permltt blmae.l
.,, loolt for hla trlumph, noi 'n th.- Juatlce ? n s
.,r in h!s aggrcaalveneaa bul In whal ha calla
our Inferlor organtaatlon. Neyer as now baa there
ex'ated morr nn'.on gtyl fa th In our caugg than
In t!-." ranka of Cuhana
v , lt deal is aald mre aboul belllgerency. bul
without glvlng much thoughl lo evente that wlll
have io arrive, we r.-.y o? unr effortt a.-.d n
tiona.
AN BJXTRKME MBABURat ADOPTEt).
As you wiu aee by tho .ir.uitr I Ineleee, 1 have
? t ? BtOp ail Krindlnf? of .-unar. t-ven it WB
\u? qulte a snni .-f atoney by it. This kwa is qulte
acceptable, as our enemlea would have recelved ..
larger s-am. and, whal i* wors.-, it would tppeai
thal tbe revoRitlon was ao weak that it could not
o) tbe tduntalna "f wealUi and ppwer oi out
'Yhave th- gpprobation of aome of the vtetlnw ol
thsaexreroe meaaure. knoa og thal II la Juatlfl - bj
the areed of Spaln, who doea nol atop In hei
of eternal uaurpStlon. Buch la the abnegatlon 0f tha
. ,,., ua hearta who applaud and adm?> al . I re
caH auch patriotic abnegatlon when to.- d< atn cJon
of the CUban Numaucla Bayamo -waa undertaken
by iu inhabltanti glvlng It over tnemeelvei lo tbe
fl*im^waa on it- aahea thal the Beree Valmac. ...
withhuiar. fa Inaand bandlta. waa abU te
"ou? irni?o?WrtJ la aa well orgmnteed aa can be
expected We have four army corpa organlaed and
weFarmed and commanded by egpert generala and
brave men like Maceo, Maaso, Rabl.Pedro Pores.
C breoo Rodrlguez, Ro! ff. *n&?CYB^,^R?
a ,..... Ufrrn i . /.. i ran dsco !'? i ?, and tne Dn
nder*reg1menta and d ~ ? '?? I ? "?? ? three
?iTcommaudi i bj brave offlcere. Otie cannot
n ino'i -i shori time make experl and veteran aol
SerTbut wehavTdom enou^h. ind ualng thelr
,.',??? ,,v degreea. without dolng foolhardj
th v now flght with val r and pay no atten
?.., battle. to th.- uaeleei and coatly flre of thou
?anda of SpanUrda when a f. m Cubana are aent oul
to baraai them.
THB CIVIL OOVERNMBNT.
You eannol laaaglne how many good i.ple wa
j have with ua, and Cuba may well feel proud of tbe
i gpoatlea ol aclence ehe ha giv n t-) her army
? i doctora. Bugenlo Sanchea, Agromonte, Buge
; ii i,, M..ina. F( nnln V. DomlngUea, Hruno Zayis.
I Nlcolaa llbei .. Oecar Pelmellea, Danlel Q
I Bantlago Oarcla Canuuarea, Pederico L4ttorre. Rogi
: llo Robalna, Juan Pona, Nlcaalo Boler, Joaquln Has
tlllo Duany. Qulllermo F. Maacaro, Jose N olas
Ferrer, Porflrlo P. \'a!lcnte, Hlpollto Qatana, N. N.
'? Dlua Tomaa Prado Oulnan. we have also organ
1 laod the clvll govcrnm*nt, whlch you already know
? la rendering greal help to the army. Y\'< hi
; rpady begun the Inatruotlona in tho camn and In
i tjie prefecturea. Il N very hard for Oeneral Cam|ios
t'. undewtand the war of to-day, and I wou'.d nol
i?r,. io oxpreafl thla frank and bo teal o] Inlon (treat
Ing of a Bpanlah offlcer who haa alwaya ba
.... . | .,, ni an i n apccl u an I om rable ofHci i I
i. ,- man) If he in hla Intervlew with the ?
' oi ii - "Imparclal." - f M idrld. and with rep
of "The Tlmee" and "The Worid." of New-\ork.
1 had not ahown military aelf-confklence In Judslng
ns weak and cowarda and not abla to o
' aelvc. ! rould aak Oeneral Campoa a queatlon whl >h
. be woul i liti-l difflcult ' i ana?-er with "x>
: How doea he explal i thal hai I 8 arrlv. I In tha
laland of Cuba at the *arae time aa Oenerala Maoco,
Martl and myaeif, when the amall force# of f! ner
a'a pedro Perei In Ouantanamo. of Ottlll '? i
' ,-, i poiaone.1 In Bantlago; Colonei Mlro, In Hol
'? guin. and Oeneral Barto'.on i Maeao, In Manza
how tloi -? be ? ap'aln, I rcpcat lhal he c ?uld n pul
i down a growlnj? revolutlon whlch, notwlthsundmg
hU i. Ilttary talenta, lo-. greal reaotircfa and hls In
, flu nce In tbe Irland, baa extended like a greal Bre
! ov--r ail the country?
CAMPOB'fl BFFORTfl WEAK, HB THIXK8.
And lf Oeneral Campoa could nol In thoae daya
bold of a Ituation leaa dlfflcull an i of :? ai
danser, bow doea be axpeei now, havu In I n
- i hlm an artny of (0,0). I rhert, w 11 organlaed to
auataln an ei lleaa campalgn? \\'ii.< dld be nol auf
it in th-- beglnntng when we weaa weak and
he Btronc, bcfor. t en< al \ itonlo Maoee had de
ffate.1 hlm In "Valenauela." v.ita a!) hla di
of warrlor and before Qeneraja Ro'.ofl ar-i Sanohea
and Rodrlguei had land . thelr expedltlon and
transported II In rountry wagona In broad dayllght?
And h-r. ing loal hla n. I, ne no* pret< -?? a l i b.
ai-;-- t i k .. oi make aurrender 60.000 men, t: >t beina
i able to i dure twenty? 1 thlnk thal Canovaa -i-l
. c '.-:!'.: ? ? ho ild thinl a llttle aboul tl
i iia\ ? n-\ er d ? facta and, pei -
j h ii-??. hal bein ^ In love with the
; ju.?t o u;-- of thla greal p^ople, I may be optlmle
! tlc; bul i thli . II ? Btremea a
i n i- acb the ? ? that l
i fare nu
Let u- leav. General .'.-.vi - m.;k.-,K '?''?? uae
i |, . in,.--. >.:- uaeleat ? -.-l alwaya ;r-v-i
? ; 'i- ii.-.- only mad ?
two march table to
Bayarri i and now to < lego !?? Avlla lo .-;
narchra a il. ? I ; ? ? thelr obje.
cord ng aa he hln ? Id. "to ahow h! a;eneralf.
march wltl mna ( <" 2,000 m< n.
I I,, aol know to ft'hai legre hla aubalterna look
upon auch appreclatlona Hu' I 'h< t.n-.-.\ thal many
honorah.e ;.-'l hr ive m tan n en like Ih.
i.. ' ;? ?.? ? ?; i' ,i. . - < ampaign
wlthoui itlorj and wll iouI I, tha au '. - ? :
:-,'(:- :ien. y haa b -u j ki.o - char o-t. r.
When Oeneral Campon aald thla t?> the .reporter
h. f ? j j-^- i how th-- i i iv. Bantoacildei di. I al the
head of hi- forc. ? in lh< batil. of Va!eniuel.i nnd
11 m ?:?? atr ni>;-' atlll thal he had m ?
:; ? day before with hla forcea In much leaa number.
\i-, irdlng to my own wa ol looklng al thinga la
the.i are happenlng In f'uba, G n ral Campoa haa
,.. truth 'ii <>n:>' two aubjecta. Flrat "thal
ilgereni y wlll ??? ??-' ; 'nlted
when ;:u- Natl n f< -:s hk- It.' il
r.f courae that our atanllng pjlvea ?: ? tho rlght io
II if he kn iwa It h ? ;.? ? ? ? Il to hlma. If. B. ondly,
an l more Import tni an i ;. ore trar.# end ntal,
;,- | .,.. 1 . : , ...i:-i'i;: ? th. b< lllgel ? a. V Of < ' ! ? l
it of i" '?''??? rcn. j. ?*ji lin wlll n il
koop up an Ingloi o - * ? N now
waging againal tbe Cul - ? com
i,:i ?te i. Bpaln wou'.d prep ire I ir war nol
ll!i: HOrSE OF Al.lH
1..UJ.
the prlnter to publlah thla bandy-volume editloa of
Italy'a greal poet Even ib< prlnter*! d w. la r.ot
torgotten ln tho compoatloa, aa he is plcklng up
ra : Paheeta from ihe :' tor, ahlli gas i all
. i at a patrl n ). rho atanda at I
?i . ire ali l ao
and a gondotiei ritli
a'.ng a
r. i. .1:', r . .1 ?
?; 1. ?..!?? . itlt 11,
..... . elty. Inatea . ol repte
..... nti I) ia iin .>:i< tn|
portraj n tranaparcnt rcoaalc glaaa u
Na'lllf. a:.d tral Ol Ol IhJ oi.l vtlS'- of
l ' ?? /ia.; Pealm of David: "Aa the heart
b ut\> c the watu brooks, JiO paateth niy aoul
. ti , O Ood.' t; ,. raaliam i? txttaui I 1 ai y,
th< trwea tae aky and the brook aeemlag almoat
aa If :l ey eren a part of r.atare, and i.oi .? mera
!.... mtat.'on. The window la to be P**cad n th?
I'nltai ? 11 ? ol '?? I ivlour, n Brooklyn, by
tha Frolhlnghatn fam ly
The - a.'Ouw ia a very iai>;e one, u>.d
r< reeenta "Tb? Reaurrecllon of <'hi:*t." 't'he li*
ui ? of Chriat {* bhoMii In tha eentral laneet,
ln th>' a.' frosn th) tomb. la ttv aide lanecta are
? ?? aoMfc ra and i'i ? angela ln adoratlon
I . 1 ? ? < tleaigned by Mr. Wlleon. The
Chrlal Prateatani Bplaoopal Cnurch. ln Pitchburg
ii the ownei ol th:? btautlful ex?nii!,- ?.'
to 01 ed glaaawork.
'.-.? Vai;: t, bui i-rhaj i agalnal
fr.-,- An
\v. will i In t rhlng* will
K ou
an '. nd< rattnd thi ii own I I we ou
. moralit; Ii our a .:. '.w. u : and
of thlna '??'.!.- ti ?
th u in la ot hi. ehl di n ?o
i ? b i
H ? ..:?...:
. \ ? .' ia f al I
Aa ? . i. ro u inl w and frlend
'?' '? ' :
P, H Tl'f Kpanlah roldiera ,<n mlni
? ? i i. Dkl M circai ir la |
BPAHISH METHODB OP P1QHTINO.
A BTORV Of ALLBOBD TREAl BBRf TOLD l.V Mti.
rt !;.\N OEJfERAL l.V CHIET.
Ai pj if ?? ii Iraaa u ? i by Maxlmo Oomea,
? if tha Cuban Anny, ftmn hla I .
quarl ra, Banta T?r< ia, on Oetobei R, IBB, aa
? ? elv< ; ln i; Ii eity. He mj In parl
0 Octobarlga Iteuu uai i of th< Bp inlah .\>... .
rom| inleri I,;. foui lolutera. two ol uhoni
t'ubana, pre? nte.1 themadv< al lh< r.1 eamp ol
Colonel nial Danchea. and i * I to b? In orporat< I
ta ?'? *': 11 ? * ii Army. <>;. the :'ci. the Bpanla
tenanl and hla men ue... d foi leavi ol abeence ta
ko and arlna aomc arrns and amnonltlou. wulch
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
t/de.
AN PLECAMT TOILET LUXURY.
XJst-d by jiooplo of rennemeot
?ggOTer a qogrter of a c"nturv.
Cubana, both of whom raeanaa unnuri. ^
?',:;;;;; h.;h.?,. ?? ^ftg hta ?;? ^orpoVai
^^iSSS^^Sl^&'A twoXban
";'1"v:,:r*i'i"!'h, Bnaniarda dectore ln the publlo
"51 rsas', ::"i."'.." -'? .:.;?> ..;.v,KKvrl;;u,..ii ;;j
E^VsBAft8fi2js&fig2
?? '"';'!'' '" S&iJ. -l w i.- n.v iafu- h. whe
haa never been dleregarded bj m> auaa
\\ UTTACK ON RUDOO.
,?? m& BURXBD AXD PILLAOBD KBWU Of THB
waa in cubA,
atadrld Dec. IL-A dlapatch from Havaaa aaya
tbitabandoflnaurgenumadeanattackupon the
Jwn or Budgo yeaterday, eettln. fire o e.even
,,.; , ., , Rumber of othera . I
quently the , bela were attacked by Bpa nM r ipe,
,,,, .,...,. sed, wltb a heavy loaa of kllled and
?roun led.
\ dl ? tten to the "Imparclar from Havana aaya
,;, .1 th.- inauraenta threw a frelght traln ofl the
; : V ';',,'?,. ?,:"!;.,.,?.;,>?, b'....-k!ni; the llne eo that
[h* ;t.. :,,.,, traln from Banta Clara for Havana
ThcTnt.V*ntrUhT4eV.lbatterleaofartUlery,
have b<aieged the fort at Remanganaguae.
i, |i , -,,:,!,.: thal an i ei flllbuaterlng expedltlon
b\?aXoJOoniCe.!,6theare"bel htahr. ba. arrlved at
'???? i -..
VELLOW rEVBB IN' CCBA.
PTaahlngton, Dec. ll.-The ITnlted Btatea Mlnlater
at Copenhagen haa recelved trom the Danlah Qov
.,,,.,, nt a notlce that the Qovernmenl or the
ri-piah Weel Indlea, ln V.ew of the prevalenc* of
yVHow feve* ln Cuba, haa declared a ouarantlne
S? nve daya agalnal veaaela arriving al Bl. Thomaa
trom that laland. _
Af*. KBSXB1T WILL APPBAL
MK THINKH Rlfl Bf8PEN-HIO?l FTtOM THB CHfCAOO
BOARD OV TBADB WA8 NOT .IPSTIKI BD.
Chicago, Dec. 11.- The Buapenaion of Prancla J.
Kennett from the Chicago Board or Trade cauacd
.; d>al ol dla uaaton In ftnanclal clrclea thla
mornlng. The flrm eontlnued to do baalneaa on the
,., r?j i ,-!,. aa uaual, J. P Morrla, ol the flrm,
?till belng a member. Mr. II mktaa la not ?"?"f*;
of the Board. It la th.ilnion ol ol I ? ." -"; ;V"
,,.., hai If Mr. Ilarrla ia al i auapended at the
2-inorrow the flrm could (?%?""?? part
nm noaae.?lng memberahip and Btlll do bueineaa
iXTonTmS M obcyed the rulca. Mr. KenneU aaya
i, ? tenda to aopi a th< i a e. He doea nol imna
, ? comlualvel prov. I thal he had coraeetlon
;.,/,,' ,V- w mellned to thlnk the
uting oommltt. ? waa a'.mply naJUna an ?
ftmi o of him wl houi havlna thoroughly p^;;ii"
,.? lh, Boarj |fl upheld ln th. eourtelt hu
>? he aald thla afternoon. "there rBki
many othera who will have to be auepended
KIT la If the Board carea to be conalatent. Some
of thew will be among the old at ind beal known
:, :1ms of the Board. I have, however. no de
"... , , ,-.,- othera auapended JubI becauae I have
. ., | |. ,,,, iii-wlll toward any member of
dn- Board for th< a< tlon taken
The G vernlng Committee of ihe Sew-York Btock
Bxchange y aterday declded that lt could not
tnke cognlaance of the auap oalon for Bve yeara
;,., , . chicj o Board or Trade of Prancla
', Kenrftt. a member or the Sew-1 irk flrm of
Kennett Hopklna A Co., for carn i alnga
m irraln w.ii R C. Qunnlng, the keeper ot a
uuexet abop ln Chlea v. Aa \1r. Kennett waa not
.,.,;..??.?., ot the St . k Kxchange. it waa no affalr
,,!??;., BKchWJK ? what tranaactiona he e taged ln.
Por another thlna th ? allcged irregu ai peratl
were In gralr., whlch 'a nol dcali ln on the Btock
mge. Therefor . whlle Qeorw B. H 'Pkina,
Mr Kennett'* pai ner, ? a memb i ol the bx?
change, he waa not obllged to app <r and anawer
Inqulrh ?-.
-?
AGAiyST IHi: UAYUOSD BUOTBBB8.
W .1. QI'WLAN, OF THE CHBRICAL BAKK, AND
UTHER9 OH B '" IDENCB.
Phlla Ii Iphl i, Di c. ;'. Th ? tl Ird d ty ol the trlal ln
,;.., | ., , | Raymon is.
re under indlctmcni for mlanpplying the funda
,,r tne .? ihci Mlddl town (Penn.) Xatlonal Bank,
began with a reau ' ? ; '?>' "? W! '*
I...1! i. Quinlan, jr., caahler of the Chemleal Na
i:,,,: of N'ew-York, After examlnlng thi
:, . ika of the wrei Ited bank, ?? - Id that the | ro
, ,. . |jn.i .< note whl n waa Indoraed by the
Mlddletown Bank and 16,000 In coln recelved from
the latti - Inatltutlon ; i pald by the Cheml
.. , || Bank to thi I nlta l Btatea Treaaurer In
Ne?-York, I ilatlon for the Mlddletown
[] ,k. The ni ; amount In tiiia tranaactlon .\ >s
tXi.HO.
john ?' 0 ttlnga, .i member o( Ihe banklng ;irni of
John B. Qitl nga B Co., of Baltlmore, tbe Bo
th MI Idlel '.v.i Bai
,: u hla ? ompanj loani l IM.00O to the banh for the
Kaymo I .'v Campbell Manufacturlng Company.
the note ror thla amouni be.-am? due it araa
. | and ? ub3c iiiently v aa divlded Into two
17,5 ? in Ii! ? ? "? The paper went t i
jaim i M. R ty. a formei bookkeeper for the ll^y
, , | & Can I Ma tcturlng Company, aaid
hla ?? kntw.notJ""? ',; '''!''
:,,,,,; eon pu.\ with the Mldd.etown Bank.
ii n ?,,:.,n if tnem were fut.le. and hle lack
? i wi h the ??>?-?'- -ni of Ujok
keeplnt Mi Iteill) admlltej Miut !>? made entr'.ea
ln th< inlnut b.? "i ;" I ?nh al thi ln "i ih oi
,. <;.' Rayn ? . hi mlnute-bo k belng kept ln th<
,,,il ,. , ? ,'. Campbell Manuiacturin .
t'ompany. iJurlns tamination ol thla wltneaa,
i, i -,.,.'. i ??.. ? ? *al Inti rr ip lon i \\rlth ai iti
'.n; ,", ? ? ? ling Bl >wly, and
thal it a:i- -\; ii .. .' ?? 11 n.>! be flnli ?
ln K Rhrli er, l< rk in Ih offlce o' the
troller i l the Curn n< :? at W i tubmltti ?; .
,'?,;.t?i- ? : ? ? -. wntten bj l harlea VV and Ed
o i; to l le Co; tro ler. r gar lln? the
The repll i ilao n
tl | an : .. . . n ad \ ? the J iry.
v. .. in j. Thi ni - :? ' ? ???; r i ?unt u ! w)i.?
la alJIng tl Qavernment In tl ia ??. waa i >ca\U !
.',, the atand I -: ? '-exatnlne.l, The wltneaa ad
. .ni le i mlatake of BZO.i ? ? ln i om
,'.,,, ,w . ol th b mk. The m ' ki l i
Ti ln .i. t'n def . . . i
, v ... utiy mad a al oi -? pol ig thli
' ? i ? |ook t. ;". ? lujaurned un : pu. m. to
m
y.U, TAU.VBE IX I t "? .".'''.' .' i:n:<:. l<\.
, | ?,! Kj Dec. 11 i. ?.?! :.n,. ?
. v*r rerord I bere oc< urred to Jay, when
i ? .-. ' v. :? .: .- i.- i . .
? bank r. .\ llal of the
...,.'? : !?!? I. btlt :? >. ,-.il lli:i ,
? i: Involved.
TIXPLATE .W" !>:.<-rss im: TABltP.
nurj |,. M Th Tli :?' ? e M inuf icturere' '
fhe utornii
v. , ... ,. ?.?.; in dlicua I n ol thi arlfl it i
.. com
I to >. aablni m I i
ror a hlgher i tuy oai tln p
?? i ?>?/ VOKHf 0.1 //.'/. u.i.r: |ffi .
An. >n-, tbe pa ? Ing h< ra on th ? ai tam
?, n I, (j wn la
W Di alrl h i'. ti. Prlei Colllar,
, ?. .; , . . ,; i. i D v : . ii . \ J. Crai
i., ,n, \'. D Mandel! Ilu m Maxim, Dr. I>. MOr
i. <,., k| , , ? I'.l.n :, p Martinea L>el Itlo,
Mme. Toaxl and McLina Yan Ingen.
Randel, Baremore & Biliings,
fMPOBTBRg op
DIAMONDS
\m? oiui.it nuBcioia aTOXBa,
M \m i-'A'-rrnn:.- OV
DIA10ND JEWELRY.
r,s Baaaaa *<?? '-'?? Halalaa Laaa? Marui vnrk.
i ?l intrrna aa., Uetaeia cirtua, i^mdon. k. c.
PARTIES IN CITY POLITICS.
NINBTBENTH CBNTURT CLUB D1MCV9KW*
at iHERRfi.
JAMI.;s ,- CABTBB Ol>rOBBi THB ABOtTMBBT OF
i:i,wm:i> LatTBBBACH, ntBDBBIC R.
CDUDBBT AXD BDWARD M. BHBPARD
WHO kavok PARTY UKB
M! N'K'ICAI. AFFAIRS.
a brIUtant auaUenee <>f men and weanea, rapai
aentatlve of tha beat buaCneaa pecnanaJ and aociai
circlea of thla clty, aaaembie-i at Haerrya laat mght
up (he invitallon of tho Nlnotornth Century ('lub
t?n to a dla oaaloo on the ojueattaa ai? te How
i--.il- .-..n Munlelpal fjovernenenl Be Dlvorced frew
Natlonal Party Uneer Four well-known >;>eykerH
jameeG Cartar, Bdwerd Lauterbach, FredefJc R.
Coudert and Bdward M. Bbepard, gdvoeatea of u.?
many polltical creeda were tho partlelpenta In the
debate. Oaly Mr. Carter ataod as tbe advoeate of
the non-partlenfl prlnclpla Flgoreaaly, unreaervad
ly and emphat!fcai:y Meaana. Lauterbach and Cou?
dert Inalated upon local governmeni belng rau
upon party llnea, a aentlmenl that was aiso agreed
to. thovgh .n a more tentattve eptrit, by Mr. 8hcp
Tha prealdeni of the etab, Jehn A. Taylor, aetad
as ehatrman, and ealled the aaaetlng to aadat ahort
|y i.ofore 9 o'-.dook.
OPBNBD THB DIBClTiBfON.
Jaraea C. Carter, tha prealdeat of tho Clty Ciub.
opened tho dlacuaaton and ipoke as the reproeeata?
tlve of tho Independent Cltiaena'party. He early
allowed tba audk nce to know whal hla individuai
W&rA
BDWARD LAUTERHACH
FREDBRIC R COUDBRT. JAMEfl C. CARTER.
oplnlon on tho queatlon waa, He thought the pur
port of tho dtacuaalon from the- vory wonllng of the
Bubject waa not whethcr the aeparatlon were posel
Me, but wbether it were pr* ti abie. Hla position,
be aald, was that it was practlcabta
?i admit," ho contlnued, "that it hi dIBIealt to
brlng about it reenilrea a greal amount of publlc
aplril on tho part of tbe r-ersons who are to make
th ? effort. wo know that pereona in Boelety, buai
neaa men havlng a great varlety of peraonaJ ooa)
cerna on th-!r hands do not fe?l that they oan
devote a great part of thelr time to publie servloe.
They do not make tho effort and tho eonaequenoe is
thal 'ho cohtrol of the munldpal poUtica siipy into
th" handa of thoae who I mlKht aay are not wholly
wortby of tho poaltlon,
'Tho great Natlonal polltical partlea oxist for the
purpoaa of carrylng out tho detalbi of tba Natlonal
Qovernment, There are certain great politlcai ten
den< lea aome In one dlrection and aoma In anotlrr
?tiio tendeney In ono dlreotlon snipported by ihe
Democrata and in anothor by tho Republicar.a.
Now, thoae partlea are neceaaary for froe govern
ment. u la neceaaary to havo this dlvlaion of
thought. They are the aafety of the RepubUc, and
they are tbe greal flelda where tho. ambitions of
men may dlaphty themaelvea But why is it that
they havo anytfclng te do with munlelpal affalre?
They have notblng to do with tho local government
of cltlee. There is no Republlcan way nor Deano
cratlc way of cleanlng stroots or admlnlaterlng lue
ti..- or flotng any ono of tho thlnga that the offloera
of the municlpality are elected to do."
Mr. Cartar proeeeded at great length to
critlclae the votera, whom be eatlmated auaa
bered W.CQ0 peraona, who attach themselves
to a polltical party from moroenary motlvaa
Tho votea, he aald, were purebaaabta, not by
m ni y. perhapa, bul by tbe hoiding out of In*
ducementa of beatowal of aome klnd of nffloe lf the
party to whlch they attached themselves were auo
eeaeful.
THB NATURAL RESCLT.
Aj a natural reeult of that atate of thlnga arose
a claaa of men whoae purpoae it was to expl--.it and
purvey thoae purchaaable votea. They nogotlatcd
munlelpal i itronagc with tho party leadera for party
votea. Mr. Carter drew aa the effecta of Buch an
arrangemenl b plcture of munlelpal oorruption. and
pointed out that by thla exebauag* of munlelpal pat
ronage for votea men weN put In offlce, who not
abuaed thelr truet, bul proatltuted thelr
power, a deplorable atate of thinjjs that waa
dua to the alBanee between the Natlonal par
tiex an! the purveyora of tha purcbaaabie votea.
Buch an alluuiee be cbaracterlaed a? demorallatng,
deatructll ? and weakenlng to tho beat mterests of
munlelpal llfe. After compartng tho looul govern?
ment Byatem of Qreat Brltaln with Amerlea, to the
.1 ivantage of the former, he coacludad with an
earneal gppeal to wlpe away the partlaan gtjrround
i.i the munlelpal electlona and Rovornment.
Edward Lauterbach, who followed, cauaed a burst
of laugbter by announclng bimaelf as one of thote
purveyora and exploltera of voteg, whom Mr. (."ar
ter had so aeverely condemned. Put so far from
li b Ing b dlagra. eful poaltlon, as declared by the
prev'.oua s;.eak.r. tt was a matter of prlde to him
lf by h;s effo-fa In this dlrection be was tho meaaa
of holdlng the membera of the party cleavlng to
gether In loyalty to Republlcan intereata
Proceedlng to dlaeuaa the aubjeei at laaue, he sa.-i
oahlp Ir Amert. > na i il ? alat, u long aa tha
eountry Itaolf exlated. Annlhllata th" party Hp.nt
fi. :n the Amerl. *n Byatem, and there would be
rtothlng left to supply the aeeda of governmeni;
i; would lo.-.- its host attrtbutea Mr. Lauterbaeb
declared In unqualifled language thal lf tho inter
- .:. munlelpal affalra w<-:.> to ho taken irom the
hau is of the two greal oppoilng partlea there woui.l
h-- ni organlaatlon, no party, Indeed, anl w:thout
partlea there could be no Amerlca. Tho Conatltu
tlon of tho Stato in Ita anactmenta for the control
of th?- electlona recognlxed the two leading partlaan
orcantcatlona of tho eountry.
The apeaker aeemed to have tho sentlmont of tho
audlence with hlm when ho deacribed ihe defeat of
the Renublcana In the recent election to tho "ca
lolery by whlch II had been humbugged Into egree
Ing 11 a non-partlaan ticke ."
if we ba i ? a td, "kepl to a rtralght and
?rood Republlcan tlcket, tliis citv would baVa been
Ki utibllcan to-day."
|i" malntalned that nominatlona muat be aettled
r aenta-tlve conventlona, and ended by urgu
? to deprive * party of it?' munlelpal Inter
wou'.d be to denrive it of it.- beat atrength,
? ? , ? ? nce and potentlallty.
8PEKC11 OF FREDERIC i:. COUDERT.
ii--'- i Ic il C< :!'l<!!. who was inlr.iduo.d aa rep
tlng ihe Demoeratlc party. pr? faoed hla apeoch
\-. ih many pothted and humofoua aiinsion^ to the
deductlona of the preceding apeakera Heeritlelaed
Iculed al aome length many of Mr. Carter*fl
princlpal ergumenta, and llkened the auggoatleti <>f a
rtlaan munlelpal a. vernmenl to a shlp "Boat*
Ing on tho hlgh aeaa without .". compasa and (-.. ind
evcntually to bang up aaarnet a rock." New-York,
!..- contended, was the beat-governed clty in the
. had the i- al wat. r buopI) on the gfobe, had
;? in departmenl thal waa the admbatlbn of the
world, [loaaeaaed a pollee force thal was, in spit" of
'?ptled nt II. an efftclc-nt a? any in th
clt) had, he aald, trled tho non-party acheme and
had found it wantlng, and had expreaaed them
emphatlcally ?? wantlng a reveralon to the
Th y were evan, he adde.l with
i Kleam if humor, wllling t.> take thelr cholre ..f
either I^uterba !i or Orofcer, "although it l? a dlfll
cull choice to d< termlne ^\ t;t.-li pei bapa "
K \l Bhepard, of Brooklyi det ?t. I the .'ronter
part ol hla remarka to a criticiam of Mr. Carter'a
vaunt. '. aui er oi ly of the K - , ? He
? oui in detall the unfalrneaa and (nequallty
eomparlaon. n'ol thon proeeeded to exoree'a
hlmaelf In aympathy w th tho mafntenanee or the
ii ? ter of tho r.ni: ? ;..?>. frovernmeat.
... h h he aald, \v i:' Ihe eUmlretfcn of 'ho nffl-o
. .!.. t and the toan who th'm?ht hta vote oarrled
? ? ? ? ? rti rp. pfflci w mld provSda the
nd r nrt M.i-.et't forsi of 'o.\il r.overrment.
CH4TT4XOOQA rur ni rnmrrnp
At'.anta, Oi. Dec. V.~fhaiU'to.t a Day wa* ce!e
brated In ftae atyle at tha Bxpoa tlon to-day. The
miutary parada wa? haaded by Majof j. Ferry
Fyffo. oommandar of Taana a o'.-? ataadlng ai my
durtng the Coai Creeh nots. Th? exerelaaj of the
i-i- arere opened with a apaeeh of wetoooM by
p ? :;.< t. who Waa fellpwi i by Mayor KJng,
ppeaking in h^h\if cf Attartta Mayor Ocha of
: ,- . . ?? w.is tlie noxt gpeak r, and th?- Chat
? | mllltla lurld I -Iros parade on the Bipo?
altlon groui .
Prealdeni Coll ??? h ia i ? ? ved from .*ev?-ril || . ?
ii-.. informatlon l tai a ranori la betnt Induatrlounly
rti u!ated to iha ffe ? 'I i <? numbei of exblblta
lia-..- :.n r-tn ived in ad\nnco of thu ??>???. There
ia not a word of truth ia thia story.
Nothing
Wrong
But the Prices.
They're cut in two. It'sjjwfrchancc
to get one of "these stylish Hodg.
man Mackintoshes" for just half
pricc Only a fcw of cach sort and
odd sizes at that, women's ^armonts
only. Ifyou gtt here in timc you
may fin I your size. All are first
class. No seconls nor make be
licves. About 300 all told. Prices
are
$7.50, $10, $15,
reduced from
$15, $18, $20, $25 and $30,
Don't procrastinate.
Sale at 23d St. Store only.
Hodpian
Rubber S,:4
Company": LT
FURNITURE FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Should be the klnd that nelther the glver
nor the reealver will be ashamed of, after
a few months' wear.
It ahould be ln good taste, we',1 made. and
backcd up with a guarantee of sat!?factlon
from a truatworthy, reaponalble dealer.
We have quantltles of Furniture that answera
thla descrlption?and we sell lt very low.
DE GRAAF & TAYLOR
Furniture Company,
47 and 49 West 14th St.
SIDE
COMBS
Gold-mounted sicte combs are
very fashionable. Ladies who
are very particular will find
exactly the right combs at our
store.
Prices range from $2.50 a pair
upward.
Theodore A* Kohn & Son
JEVELERS
56 West 23d Street
Optn ev?r.ing< from Monday,
Dtc. lOth, until Chr:?tma'j.
?i)t Qpoputar ff?f*f>
FOR ACCgjPTABLE OHRlBTMAg OIFTg.
ENCLISH A.NI> DUTCH THPHH.
of iwllvlilual Btrla anj r<-?9 na!jl<? C st.
?he eJt'luatve tmportatlort of
JOfcKPH P. MoHtOH & <<>
Velvet Kaiv i.'hatrs. lOak??n Plp<> Raeke,
"Utwrty" valvet Oushiona. ; Dacoratrd Dl?h liacki.
"IJberty" s::pj<?r Btoote, ^ niu- .Mi>u? and TankaMe,
Wlrk'T Coey I'nttirs. ? " Clocka <* Canaiaetleka,
l anvas I?raught 8rr*<>n?. " lug
Mnhogany S^rftarlei. J " Platf* an<1 l'latt-r?.
Fureat Oa'.i TeMea, Hlatorlral l'.lu* Ptates.
aal
Som>> Oood Carved Hln.'< Oaa Furniture.
THK "LIBgRTT" TH1NOK OF THE T^PfVAk
gffOP1 AKR NOT T" HE HAD gUIBWHgRg.
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