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THE NEWS OF 11IIOOKLYN.
INTRENCHED IN POWER.
THK GAS TRCST NOT TO BB DI8TUBBE1J
by thk attorney-.;i:ni.i:ak
dLTioN artxjb aa bbxwm to rMaasyLva ma
8EVEN OHIIINM. ' 'OMI-ANIKS?THE OOMBI
NATION IN flTLL ('ONTROI.?
VVKTHER ACTJOM UKBUel
Altorncy-(-fneral Haavoock yeeterday dedded
nm to Institute precaadlBgB tn annul the thnr
ter of th.- Brooklyn-l'ninn Uaa Company, a.
pptitkincl to do l>y Dr. Joiin c. Leater, ihrough
his ettornera urant. Do lare a* Mayer. He
BMcMod. however. to be-Rin aetkma to annul the
charlers of t!;e WlllMUBlbarg. Fulton-Munlei
'pal, Naaaau, reopie's, lietropolltan. Cltlaena'
and Hrooklyn (;as Llght ompanies. whoee
fraarhlaaa piants. eoati-aete, mains an.l leaaea
erera ac(|tilre() a year ago 17 ,h'' Hrooklyn-Un
lon rnmr>an>.
in tho memorandutn which he hied lha At
torney-deneral aaya thai th.- saies of property
and fiaii.-iiiso.a were uiiid. by th.' aevefl eotn
panl.s to Ihe Hr..cklyri-l*nior. under chapter
thts. Lawa of 1898. whlch permtta such eon
veyancs. Bal thla law, ho polnt? 0*4t, cn- j
lemplatea tho rnerging ..f tl.e eoBaolldatliig for- j
p.ir.iii'.rs int.. tl. ? fllngle new corporatlon: He J
adds
t^acworntlotia whl h hatn trameferrv**! llieli prop
arty and frnnrateea oughl no' lo be permltted lo l
contlnue th. aeinblanc. ol cori?orate l.:-. e*pe
olally when ibej h.ve auapended ihelr ordlnary
ai.d lowful bualneaa l>e\on.i th. tUnc perrnlited t? (
iuv,- Actlon. wlll iherefore be oommfneed In th*
name of ihe people io dtarolve Ihe aeven cOm
panlea win li have dlspoaed <.r ih li eorporate
rlghta nnd property
The aewa whlota Arai came from Albany was
to tha efcect that Mr. Haacock had de nled lo
attack tha Brooklyn-Unlon company on the
ground thal i: waa an lllegal combmatlon to
prevenl competltlon. A aale of 200 abarea of
atock waa made at >'.?'?. as agalnal !?1*3. the
last prevtoua quotatlon. Tho repori waa after- |
ward eorreeted, nii<! tho atatemenl made that !
l.o would more to dlmvUve the aeven old com
panios, by caitaearl of the attornej of the :
l?rooklyn-rni.>n Qaa Company.
W. H. Bykmah. wh'o'appeaired for the Brook- |
lyji-l'm bb at ih? bearlng before the Attorney
Oeneral, aald yesterday:
"I'p.'n argnmenl we dlaclalmed ownerahtp <>r
Ultereat ln theae aeven compeniea, an.l con- I
ceded lhat they ahould be dlaaolved."
Paui B. l'?? Panre, who argued the caae for ;
l>r. l. *el i. aald;
"If thla h all lhal the Attoroey-GeneraJ has i
decided, 1 can only aay that it would have l.een ]
far vis.-i. ;;:ni the people would have been bet- l
Icr BatlaBed. and tha Intereata ->f the publlc |
better aerved, if the Attorney-General had
broughl actlon to reatraln th** Brooklyn-Unlon
Qaa Company from contlnulng in the exer< isi
aad the operatlon of the franchlaea and planta
lt aoqulred from tha aeven old khs rompanlea,
and to dlrecl it t.. jriv.- back i" them all that |
lt took fr.mi them. and dlrectlng them t" re
Miae the operatlon of thelr .>.'. n Bvatema Com
potltlon would havo tbereby l.c.-n reeton d to .
ua The p .ple want a renewal of competltlon. ,
That can only be ddn< i>> perpetuating theae
severi ..'.I companlea nnd compelllng th< Brook
lyn-i'iiion company to Bjlve i.a.-k to them what
lt look away.
"If this dectaion do..-? not take under con
aMeratloa any atepa to dlaaolve the Oaa Trust
there are other meana whlch may nnd. I can
aay. wlll be puraued Any ov.v l.uylnp a com
modlty has tln r:>*h* to ask from the courta
what I ask.'.l from the Attorney-?ren*>ral. There
ls no doubt that such an actlon will ba
brouKht"
POriTXEY BIGELO W IS COURT.
I.XAMI.\'i:n IM S/l'I'I.EMENTAHV PRO
CEEDIXGfl AT THE IKSTANCE OF
COLONEL POPE.
THB BICTCLB MAMCrACTCBEB wants PAYMHNT
u.\* IVOOMKXTB AOAINBT THK. MAOAZINB
warrBBr nrOMiaaoav botbb \\*hi<ti
WBBB WOT MBT.
One of the beet-knowri magaalae writers in the
countrv i gpoerod in l'art 1 oi the Bnjpmnfl Pour:
jreatorday la the role of a jaciKtn'>nt debtor, the
Jurtfrm.nt ,-re.litor h-inj; orle jf tha boat-known
blcycle manufacturcrs Hiid Kuo.l readfl advocateejin
the I'nion. Th.- (iei,:,,r w i> I'oul ney Blgelow, a
aon of Johi, Hig.'low. 'he formtr Unlted H
Miniater lo France, anu the frlen 1 and brOgrapher
of BaUneel J. Tililen. PouJ|ney BBgelOW la well
known aa an axplorei and ;. fftend of prlnooa, and
he ^a* pubUahed ..ecou.it.- of lils fiiendahlp wi;h
aXalaer wui.-im and his aequatatanea wlth Prtnce
Mlsmar.k in lha coiumns oi newapapera aa well a>
ln the pages of magaalnea, Hta anlclea have been
tl.e BBoana af aaaklng the Qermari Kir.i>eror's mnn
ners and eustotn? well known to Ameiieaae.
The JiKlirmert credltor 10 <'<,lon?l Alb.rt A. Pope,
1he head of the Pope MaaUfaCtUTlng company,
?which BMaa/aetaiaa ireB-knoara rr...kes of blcyclea.
Colone! Popfl h,i* been *pok..n of as the orl^ln.ii
"jrood road*." man of America, aad ls sometirnts
called "the father of the Kood readfl movernent."
He has recently flerured In the aewapaperfl and
called down oa lilmself Popocratic dcnuiiclatlon for
aaylnjf that If he thoug-ht Hryan was to be elected
be would close hls many factorlea.
The trouble arore over Mr. BJBffllew*fl excur?lons
Into the magnzlne fleld on hls own account. Ma\inK
long been a popular manar.lno wilrer he was selxe.l
wlth a dcslre to have a ?agaatBM of his own. In addl
tlon to hls other arcompllshmenta, he ls not.d as
a rportaman. and hls eye fell longlngly upon tho
gportinK matraxlne called "Outln-j." At that time.
which was aeveral year* ago, Colonel Poi?- OWXMd
thla BaMllBllon The two men entered Into ne?{o[Ia
tlons whlch reaulted In Mr. Higelow's porrhaMnB
the magazlne. Colonel Pope touk Mr. BlgalOW'fl
promlssory notes for I2I.325 ln part payment.
Mr. IliReliw falled to meet the notes WBaa they
became due, and Color.el Pope begjBa au actlon to
recover the amount due upon them
Judgmi'tit was obtalned agalnal Mr. Blgelow ln
Orange Countv, an.l about a year a*o an ordi-r
?was entered for hls exan.lnailori ln BUpplementary
proceedinKa. lt was impoaslble to eaamlne hlm.
however, becntise the defendant was at that tlme
engaged In explorlnj? the Junxkn of Afrlca, by way
of IuvIi.k a foundatloii for *undrv tbrillli.K maKu
plne artlcks. to be publlahed on hls return Prea
entiy he return. d lo the Inited States. an.l aev
eral attempts were rna.le to s.-rve paper. upon him,
but without aucce.a. At last h>- was found, und
thu reault waa hls appearance ln the Hupreme
Court yaaterdar, to be eaajnlnod in aupplementary
proceeiilnKs He declaree that Colonel Pope 1* ln
debted to hlrn In the ?um of $1u0,'mj for llterary
work.
Mr. Blgelow aald in hls examlnatlon that he had
no money wlth whlch to pay the judKinent ob?
talned by Colonel Pope. Ho sald that he had no
Income except from the auma which he recelved
from majraalne edliors for hla storles and essajs.
He la eufYorina from wrlli-r's cragap. and ulsu from
the .-ff.-cta or a fever whlch he eontracted ln
Afiica. He lntenda to start for Burope to-.lny, t.i
obtaln materlal for more artlcle?. Hla attorney
waa Mr. Itos?, of Naw-Tora Clty, whlle colonel
Pope wns represented hy <>rant B. Taylor. Mr.
Taylor wlll make applleatlon for the appolntment
of a recelver for Mr. Blgelow'a property.
A STRAW FROM A BCHOOL ELECTIOS.
BOTB ANI. OIRt.B OP PRATT INSTITTTF; TOTB
AND BHOW HOW THINOR ARR GOINO
TO CO TO-rUT.
The member. of ihe Hlah Sctiool of Pratt In
atltute yeeterday held an electlon to expresa thelr
preferenee' for Presldent of the Cnlled Biates.
?Boys and alrta roted. The result waa: McKlnley.
188; BTyan. 8; P.lmer, 11. For a week the pupil*
had been eleotleneeiing. and . polltlca! me. tinj*
waa held every mornlrrg at Which addreaM* were
made and campalgn and patrlottc aonga aung.
The heavieat cahvaaalng waa done by the glrla.
AEATB'.OF. CHARLE8 H. UA80\.
CbaHea H. Maaon. of No. 128 Flrat Place. who
wbb promlnent aa an eiecutlve ofllcer In the Pratt
Pivlalon of the Btandard Oll Company, dled nt hls.
home yesterday after a ahort lllneaa. Mr. Mason
waa elahty-two years old. and had never been III
before a day In hla life. Netther had he ever re
taalned away from hla offlce a alnale day. Mra
MelOn dled aeveral yeara ago. He la aurvlved by
a daughter and two aons. Tne funeral wlll he held
Kt bla home to-morrow, and will .be conducted by
the Rev. Dr. Rlnsolvlog, paator of Chrlat Church,
Cllnton and Harrlaon .ta. Burl.I wlll be ln Green
WOOde
MA 80NIC FIX1>S JX VOL VED.
BRANCHES OF THK ORDER CREDITOR1
OF WAYLAND TRA8K & CO.
w L'NrORTtTNATB 0OKD1TIOX OF AFFAJBJ AT
THB CATHEDRAL BEDIttRD-AVK. ANL MAPI
BON-gT.- AN OFFBR OF K) PER CBJCt
iv si-rrn.KMKNT RWBCTED.
Th. fallure nf Wayland Trask * c.,.. tha New-Tork
bankera, whleh oecurred a *ew mon;!^ ago. has
onusi ) conelderable irouble anl lll-fee'.lng in high
Maaonlc clrelaa In 'his dty. Mr. Trask, who la a
thlrty-thlrd degree Maaon and prominent in the order,
by reaeon ot his Btandlng In flnanclal etrclaa was
naada flnnn lal n_anager of aeveral Maaonlc organraa
llona Ha bad control ot the funda ol Klamel Temple,
Knlghta of tii<- Myatlc ghrlne; the Aurora Qrata
Caifti Iral, lhe Aurora Crat.i Club an.l the Conalatory
of the Scottieh Rltea. ln his poaaeaalnn were amounts
ranalng fr >.-n IL8O0 to 82,880, in all amouni nc ro over
11000. Upon the announcemem of the fallure, eon
alderable ri!k waa atarted among Maaona, but no one
rapecti i ? :? tl moneya of the dlfferentordera would
ba or iij.i bnen aerlo laly Impalred. The announee
m<-nt aoofl after thal tha Maaonlc funda had become a
portlon of lhe ilal llltlea ol Wayland Traak .<? Co waa
llki .. thunderboli from a dear sky. Mr. Traak'a
..ffloe iniin.. ii..tel> l.rcamo the acene o* aeveral raye
(?rioua bul heated eonferencea, Th.- reaull was that
Mr Trask propoaed to pay !.' centa on tho iloiiar.
T.iis uiT.-r waa Rnally accepted by Klamel Temp>,
bul nol wltb i .??! grace. The Aut .ra Qrata Aaaocla
llon Indlgnantly rejected the propoaitlon, notwlth
Btanding Mr. Traak'a former atanding In Ihe order.
The dlreotory waa nol alow in expreasing tha
oplnlon th.it Wayland Traak & Co. had no buaineaa
io plnca tho tnnda bo that they would ln any wny
be Involved, and thal Ihere waa na reaaon why Ihe
aaeoriattan ah luld be aubjeeted to any loaa. Bartng
Ihe anlmiiB or* the aaaoctatlon toward hlm, Mr.
Trask realgned his plan- a- dlrector ..f ti." Aurora
Qrata Aeaociaiion, and later realgned his plac*
,i- an oii,i.i oi the other ordera wlth which he w.-.s
connected, bul retalned hla memberabip. Althauffh
there waa mueh ili-i'.-.-linp up to laal Frlday niKht,
It wr.s hius'v Intenalfled at the Cathedrnl. Ar
? agementa had i?-on ma.l.- to hoi.i ,-m Inltlntlon
ceremony. .Many promlnenl man were preaent,
1:1110114; th.-m belng .1 u.l_-.- Anplnull, Alderman .1. H.
Rugglea, Charltlea Commlaaloner John M. Iiurtls
and Dr. Bklnner, all Mnaona ol liisi. degree. When
th>- membera arrlved lhe plnca was ln darkneaa.
They tboughl al (irst that tl... Jnnltor had been
derellcl ln hla dutlea, bul when Ibe Janltor was
[ound the wiioic thitiK waa made clenr. There waa
no g.-.s. It ha.l been turned oft almply beennaa Ihe
aaaoctatlon had no money ln Ita treaaury t<> pay f<r
it. and ihe jr.as company, after raln attempta lo
... li 1 ita duea, decllned t> ba a credltor any
longer, Further rxplanationa followed, and it waa
dtacorered Ihnl even Ihe tanitor'a wagea were long
puel due, The meetlng, which was to have been
one of Maaonlc Jolllty, became one of downrlght In
dlgnatlon *
Later, one of tl- membera who was present. re
lVrrlng to it. sai.i: "A year or so ago. when th.
treaaurer of our organtsntlon w-ns ahori $1,000, Mr
Traak waa loudeat In !.i? denunclatlon, and de
mundrd thai the recaldtrnnt treaaurer bo proae
cuted. It would have been done lia.l nol the treaa?
urer made thi amount good through '.'.?? aale of
his allverwaro ..nd (ewelry. I cannot thir.k ..f ryae
thlng aald i>> Mr. Trask whlcb aarored of lenleney
luw.irn tne oft. nder."
Alibough .M.is.itis ar.- mueh worked up over the
affalr, they ar. alow '... aay anythlng outatde of
thelr ?wr. order. Hut Ihe facta have leaked ..ut
an.i tlios-- who know beat have hlnted lhal th.r>
are further developmenta 10 follow.
The fallure of Mr. Traak hus brought aboul a
rhange of affalra as regarda thoae who handle
Maaonlc funda. Al a r.-.-.-nt meetlng a few nlghts
ago of the Brooklyn Maaonlc Veteran Aaaoctatlon
reaolutlona w.-r<- adopted requliing lhe recordlng
s..-r.-tarv to furnlah bonda for tr.'- anfe-keeplng
of duaa raoelved by hlm. The reaolutlona wer<
adopted on the moilon of Fraderlck L. J.-nklns,
Hlii_.waH tilius.-lf. re.-ordinc eaeretary. Followlng
upon tlii1- actlon, ll was gala yeaterday that simiiar
action will be taken among lha other Maaonlc
orders in this clty.
Laal nlghl a frtend of Mr. Trask volunteered the
atatemem thal no one Mtgretted the unfortunate
oceurrence more than Mr, Trask hlmaelf. "The
affairR of th* tirm." said he. "became bo auddenly
involv. .1 thal Mr. Trask had n.> tlme to sa\.- WbAl
be had In 1.1- handa He wnnted to do It, I am
sure, but lt was one of thoae exlgenclea ln buaineaa
iif.. wh- r- a man'a hnnda become lled before he
haa 11 opportunlty to turn about."
It was ;?-arn..l laat nlght from ..ne of the ofTVer*
,,f the Aurora <;r.<11 Club, which la Mr. Traak'a
credltor to the .-xt.-nt of tl.t00. tha- a.. ? bmi as the
club found Ibai Ita funda wen beyond thelr Un
medlati reach they <-:i"a"..i the aervlcea ol Hugo
H.rsa the lawyer, t.. proteel thelr Intereata. Mr.
Hlreh ma-lc a qulck bui comprehenalve examlnatlon
ol the altuation. and reported tu^k 1 ? the Aurora
.:r..:a Club thal Mr. Traak had n 1 aaaeta ?? th which
he coul1 relmburae Ihe club. Blnce th.n :hf. matter
has been allowed to rest, and :h?' feellng ->f ,.rll<
Imb ;e* tne membera of the Maaonlc fraternl
ilea w.10 gather al l ie Aurora Qrata Cathedral pra
venis thelr ;aklng any bnrsh meaBurea. f.ir the
pr- -?::? ai i.-a-i. ro r.-.-.nor ::i.-lr los: mon.-y.
When Mr T'a^k was brought before the m<-mi>cr?
of ihe cluh an.l an rxplanatlon demanded from him.
he made a rlean breaal ..f t.-.<- who,.- mat;er and ?al<1
nai .,.. wouM pay hack fhe money aa aoon as he
-, ul 1 AltbouaTh aome of rh?- aaaociationa whleh
me-t Bt th< Aurora iiraM Cathedral have algnlfled
ihelr wllllngneaa 10 necepi Ifl per ceni of Mr. Traak -
.,,!,. ...].. ..>; to "i. hi ln aettlement, they have nol
n. v-r reeelved tha l" p'-r cent. Membera who were
.,.??, '.is- nlghl by Trlbune reportera ai Urs; dl*
nussi .I ihe affalr guardedly, and In no raa* would
ih.-- talk wlthoul blndlng th<- repprter Jo aeerecy
wll 1 reference io r v.?-l r name* becomlng puhllc, rhev
one and all, however, Bdmltied thal ihelr loaaea
were b ma-iir of eommon r-.:k in Masonlc clrcleB.
and thelr ln llirnallor, al 'he bad tr.-.-itmen: rer-?-ive.j
>t the 1 inda ?' Mr. Traak madi ihem willlng to ea
prea* themaelves v. th fref^om. Mr. Trask cou.d not
be aeen al h\-> hom?- laal nlght.
- ? ?
.1 BROOEIA V OIRL OET8 THE PR17.E.
Miss i:HN\ FAT KAMBD FOR TBACHER 09 DRAW
IN.'J NOW IN STA1NTON. VA.
All the membera 0* rhe rommlttee on Dmwlng of
the Board of Bdnentlon were prenent at the m.-.-t
Ing :.? i.i it. lhe aecretnry'a otT.'-e laat nlitht to ap
potnl ? new tencher of drawlng, sui.Ject lo ihe ap
proval of the Board. Bupertntandanl Mnxwell waa
aNo preaent. The vaeancy to be Blkad waa cauaed
lr>- th<- prornotion of Mr- I'atteraon from the gen
ernl for.-o of drawlng leachera to a [.onltlon In the
Olrla' lllah K.'liool. After some dls.-ussion nnd con
Btdering th.- nanaea of sevcral candldatea, the cum
mlttt-p unanUyionaly roted to rfommpml th<- :.p
pointment of Mlss Kdna I> Kny. a tattelwr of
drnwlng ln Btnunton, v.i.
Mlss Fay Is a Hrooklyn glrl, a graduate of Cram
mar Srhool No. 26, and nfterward of I'ratt Instl
tuie Iligli BchOOl nnd of I'ratt Instltute N0rm.1I
Bchool Sh<- waa gradunted th.-rr- wlth diattnetlon
under ProfeaBor l'.-rry. nnd has elnce ln-.-n teachlng
drawlng. Bhe haa nnd charK'- of drawlng and
manual tralnlng In Btnunton. Riie lirln_rn thr- htgh
eat poaalble recommendatlona from h<-r preaent .'m
ployrs. and Is B young woman of ?rrnt fon-<- of
character nnd entnualnam for h.-r work Colonel
John Y. Culyer, chalrman of tli.> commlttoa, pre
dd. d at tlie in.-.-tiiiK.
? -
TBC8TEE8 80VNDL1 CBNBVBBD.
thi: COMMimnt AWOIZTKD TO INVKSTKIATL
THK sotTM.ii.i' PBMBYTBRIAM .lirii.'li AF
IMR EXONBRAT-Xl TIIK PABTOR
Tha R?W. James II. Fiaeinail. i.nstor of tlie Flrst
PTeebytertaa Church of Bouthhol.i. Long latand,
has off< n-d his r.-siKiiatlon to the Preabytecy of
Long leland. The reporl of the Comndttee of In
veatlgatloa was r.-ad in the rhun-li 011. fiun.lay.
Th.- report (?ompl.-ti'ly exon.-raied the j.astor from
lha pif-s.-tn embarraaBBaanl of the church, aadoan
Bured :h. truateea f?r th.-ir actlon. The roport said
that somp of lhe truateea wera not I'hrlntlans. and
were incompetent to sit as judgaa of the eptrltual
\v.-''ar.- of tlie church Th.- church muat pay to
Mr. Fn-cmaii liis snl.iry untll January next. He
wlll preach his farewall scrmon next Bunday.
./K'f>i7 WOUTB IS CHARGE NOW.
County ("!?rk Jacol. Worth. who was sworn ln on
Sa'.urday, vni-red on the actlve performance of his
dtitles yesterday. Al) BBl haif a dozen men who werr
employed under County CJerk Saffen were lald off.
Their nam.-s cannot he learned. and it Is not yet cer
taln that thelr aervtoea have been permanently dia
pen?.-d wlth. No aucceaaon wlll he appnlnted In their
nlace;, at any rate. It is underatood that thia move
ie alnply !n lhe directlon of econorry.
CAPTALN 8T0KES DECLINE8 A PROMOTIOS.
An electlon for Junlor fMd orflcer to aucceed
Major Henry ('. Everdell. realgned, was held at
the 31 Rt giment armory lnat nlght. Brlgadler
Qaaaeral JtuMaa MoLaat ptaaMacL Captaln winiam
A. Stokea. Company H. and Captaln Thorne. of
Company F, wf-re placed In nomlnatlon. The vote
show -d foiirtccn for Captaln Stokes and ten for
Captaln Thorne. Captaln Stokea decllned the ??]?_? ?
tlon. and a re-elecilon waa ordered for next Mon
day niKht. Captaln Stokea la held ln hlgh regar.l
by every offlccr ln the regtment, and he waa the
popular cholce for the offlje. Mueh dl lappointmer.t
wa* expreaaed at hla refuaal to flll the offlce.
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
REPORTED DEAD. BVT LIVE8.
AN INSANK WOMAN IX THK BOUTH ORABOB
AaTLtTM I? BbWOONIZBD Bt ITUaWDi
ITVi: TEABfl AFTBB HEB BUP
POBED DBATH-A JOYOUi
MKKTINO WITH HBB
BI8TBR
Orange, Nov. 2 |Bpectal).-A romarkabjo .-ase hns
jus. romf to ilght of a woman Incarearated ln an
'.nsone nsyl.im for a long BUBjber of year.-, re?
ported as dead and flnally fou.n.1 to he llvlng:. BHa
abeth Willlatr.s Is the name of the womao, and sh
was found ln the BBae* fouiity AaylUBS for the
Inaane.
Many yeara ago ira Wllllam., a .1. af mnte. liv.-d
ln OranK- In a small honse .-,:?., 1 culttvated a sm.ill
farm. He had two daughtera, EUaabeth and Har
riet, both doaf lr.ut.s. He dled In April. 1887. an.l
his elder daughter, EUaabeth, soon after began to
acl Btrangely, taklng her father-a d-ath to hearl
gret.tly. Three montha after the old man's death
Harrtel waa marrled to John \v. Ackley, a doaf
nmte farmer. and weni t<. Ilve wlth him at lils
home i;, New-York Btate. Aboul thla tlme EUaa?
beth was entleed Into golng. on pretenee nf a rlde,
?o ihe Inaane A.ylum at ,M..rris Ptalna Mrs.
Ackley waa greatly aurprtaed nt this a<'tl..n. aml
wrote to the aaylum aboul her alater, recelvlni
reply thal ahe waa dolna well and was
n:l.l 1.
?11 by
lon.iiile as could be, and thal
her fri. nda at an) tlm. , ..
Two montha later Mra. Ackley recelved a letter
in whlch lt waa atated lhal her alater w.a In rall
Ina health. and In November. 1881, two telegrams
were recelved ln aucccaalon by Mra. Ackley, ihe
flrat atailnx thal her rtater waa dvlng and ihe
aecond thal ahe waa dead. The body was burled
in Morriatown wltboul Mra, Ackley aeelna ine ra
maiiis.
Laal Priday two .h'.if mutea who were vtaltlng
the Bouth Orange Aaylum were told that there
was an old deaf Biute there whom they mighl Hk.
to.ee and on her belna hown theji recoirnlwd her
al onceaa Mlaa Wllllam.. Bfra. Acklej was arently
Hatoniahed t<. lenm lhal her alater, Mlaa tVllllama,
waa .Ilve. .is -t... had belleved her dead. reater
day -Mrs Ackley puld a rlatl to Ihe a.ylum, and
an nffecthiB *e?-ne toob plac arhen the two alater*
met, Buperlntendenl Hlnckley, of tbe aaylum,
atated tl-.t th* woman waa one that he peraonally
iranaferred from ihe Blale l> the county aaylum,
an.I thal the mlatake mual have happened by th. r
belng iwo women ..f iiie mme name ln tt" Btate
aaylum oneofwhom had tlled and waa buried Pr.
II irns. tl;.. medlcal dlrector. had Juat taken 1 '??.,..,
when the tranafer was mn.le of aome Beventy-flve
poilenta, and ihe iwo women muat have been
eonfounded. ll-' i*ould thlnk of no otln-r way ln
whleh the mlsiaki could have occurrcl.
Mlaa Wllllam. la undoubtedlj Inaane, nnd wlll
rernaln an Inmate o( l ie aaylum.
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CAUPAIGXIXG TBRoran thi: uailb.
A Ni:\V JBBBBY POBTMAKT H
with an v i'i:.\i. TO VOI
Keyport, Nov. - (Bpeclal)
of ihis \ lllage \ ere aurprlaed
BTAMPB UBTTEBB
; POR BBYAN.
The Republlcana
>n Baturd i> e\*en
ing when they recelvd through the Unlted
States malla ? one-cenl Oovernmenl envelope
contalnlng two llcketa, one ..f whlch waa headed
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A BRTANITE CANCEI.LATION.
"Republlean tlcket." and rontalned the name*
of a!l the Republlean candldatea excepi thoae
for Senator and iherlff, which were rovered bj
paatera beaiing the name. of Wllllam it Bte
vena and Houaton Plelda, the Democratlc randl
datea for Benator and Bherlff. reopei tlvely The
oth.-r tlckel was the regular I >? 1.Tatli llckel
throughdul
A notlceable pecullarlty of Ihe envelope waa
thal th* Inatrumenl uaed in ranrelllng ihe
stamp. Inatead 1 f ra arli ?-. ih ? uaual one auppjled
by the Government, contalned ihe worda "Vote
f.ir Bryan." Theae envelopea ?'era aeni tn p..
publlcana generallj :ti this rillage, ..ith ihe ea
,. ptlon of Ihe leadi ra
Tnere waa nothlng either upon or Inalde the
envelope to Indicati the polnl from whlch 11
ha.l been mailed
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FLA08 DE8TROYED /\ TBESTOS.
POPOCRATIC VANDAI-a AM'SK THEMBBLVWl Bl
TBABIXQ DOWN THK BTARB IXtl BTBtPBB
Trenton, Nov. I (Sperlall v aang of Popocratl
hoodluma devoted ihi irreater p.in ..f laal nla ' '
t..ir:ri*r ihe Btara 11 .1 Blrtpea from th.- home* ..( Ihe
Republlcana and Bound Bfone: Demoeral* of Ihli
clly. A doaen Amerlcan flaa* were deatroyed
On the call for patrlota to dlaplay Ihe embl >m <>f
llberty on ihelr homea on Ktaa Daj none a.r..
more prompl than the realdenla of Trentoi The
Btara and Btrlpea were awung lo Ihe breeae from
one end of Ihe clly lo Ihe olher A largi numb. 1 if
cltlaena decorated Ihelr homea r..r Frlday nlght'i
greal aound-money demonatratlon, and determlned
to a'.L.w the decoratlona to remaln untll Ihe returna
announce the *-l- - -r 1 ? ?i? ..f McKlnley and Hobart to
morrow night. One of Ihe lalter waa Colonel ?; N
Nutt. grand aecretarj "r ihe Orand Lodge, I. O, o
r. who reetdea in the hotbed ..r Bryaniam Thla
Bsornlng Colonel Nnn found lhal t.i- handaomi 1
Baghad been lorn down i" the nelghborbood doa
ens of other Baga ?. re '..rn down and lefl ln red
ln tbe Btreet. No one *iw the aang ..1 work excepi
Oeorae Btanton, ? rallroad brakeman The men
were then t? ar 1 nk the Btara and Btrlpea from the
home. of the patrlota llvlng on perry-*t . In alghl
of the old "Bwamp Angel." lhal dld auch *o,,<\ w-.ik
to preserve the Bag. Rlchard De Oraw, af l. mii.-r
ton-si whose decoratlona wen deatroyed, Informed
the pollce, nnd, wlth Ihe ald of Mr Btanton, the
pollcfl belleve Ibey win aoon catch Ihe randala.
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SAY THE '-HEM.EIC BELPED THEM.
BBTVKBAI. PBOPI.B Vl.-IT BCHRADBB ANI. OBTAIK
hi.i.ii-r
Bebrader, the "Dlvliie Healer," contlnued t.. treai
people at Salt-r's Hotel and <'asli,.i. near Hayonii-.
yesterday. Wbere l.'."" I" l-ons vMle.l l.lln. Sol.e
were .Ir.iwii l.y . uloslty. but .then ln pl.-nty
aoughl lha ald of Ihe healer In obtalnlng rellef
rroca vari.ni- allmenta. Bome declared, after they
ha.l undergone the laying <>n of handa, ihai the;
already f? 11 better. Contrary 10 expectatlon, there
was little BCOfllng at the man ..n.i hls H.ilni.- i.f
dlvim power to heal
There were three women in tne crowd yeeterday
who aaked Bchrader i.< ireal them. <>rn- auffered
from i.llndin ss, another from paralyata and tbe
thlrd from deafneaa. Bchrader bleaaed them, and
the woman who had snh". red from paralyal. aald
thal she felt better. Th.. one troubled with deaf
neafl left ber Irumpet beblnd, aaylng she could
near without lt.
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ELECTIOSEEBIXQ LE TO DATE.
AN BUZABCTB WOMAM BOUCITa VOTgBJ FOK
HEB HUBBAMO.
BHaabOth, Nov. 2 (Bpeclal). A novel feature of the
polltl.al oampalgn was devekmad here to-day ln the
appaaraaea ef a foiaaJe canvaaaar for .inm.-s p.
Powera, the Daflaeeratle eaadidate for Senator, ln
the person of hls wlfe.
Mrs. Power* ls OOfUiected wlth 'he Kllzaheth D.iy
Nursery'. nnd whlle eanvnssInK for siihacrlptlona to
day for lhal Inslltution she Ihaajghl ahe would do
n little mlsslonary work toward helpltiK alonjr her
husband's polltkal amWtlon. She handed tha
women whom she called tip'-n n Rapabllean tlcket
wlth Mr. Powers's name paated over that i.f
hls opponent, Kost.-r If. Voorhees. and aaked the
women to try to get thelr hushandn to rote for the
Deaxocratlc nomlnee.
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/7/S' BtLYEB TVBSED TO aoi.it.
Frank I.ink. a harber at Xo. 140 M...*ket-*t . New
ark, 1* a ff80 BflrOf advocata A raliinfj >adirig up
to hla arfop door l* nrtianrntM with Ir.ire*. I^,1 nVc
had the*e palnt*d In allver a week aa.i. On Batarday
nl.ht aome waa* palnted ihe leave* over wlth old
g-olri. I.ink was extrermly aagry untll hl.< cuatomera
lauahed hlm Into a aood Ininior.
a- -
ARREsTEh FOR CBIMISAL LIBEL.
Hackennack, NOV. I (BraaflaD. ?JBjaflg leOaeh, the
well-known f-mper^nce reformer. was ,-?rre*:ed thl*
cvcnlna on capi.is BBMOd Bf Judge Van Valen on
*ult of John J. Hate, Democratlc candldate for Aa
aemhly, charginR hlm wlth ??rimln.il Ilbel ln a clrcular
laauerf agalnat Hate. Henry J. Herlng w*m on
Leach'a bond for S.0M.
Break up your Cold
Over night.
Pon't i'.<-" M>ra\-, ?. 'tn bi a, ;
UMnacb metlicincs, Dooth'a
l ))
" Hyomei
Pocket Inh..lcr Outlit, the Australlan
"Dry-Alr" traatraant, wlll do i:. It cnret
ly inha.'cti^n. Air ls ths .>:.!; thing la
ten.ir.l for tho broathins Ot__nS.
. A e of ih- alarof of the City ef Trertrn.:.". j.
Mafch j, tS.^.
Prar Si" Y ll have nv BBnBia**** IO r-.>V that I
le'.eve. Hy.im?i t.. rar *fl* o* th* moa: ?C4_4_r*Bl
, i:-e? far ca'-rr-i ar.d thrnat ir-i.ble tlut r-a-. ever
l.e-r, clucnv .... li. Bt* .aieiii: **T*CI hi. b**a
w*ii*H*aB. Lmokv N. Taaa, Mayer.
Trirc Ji.oo. For B-le by rirUKKi-ts evCTf
where. Bxtra bottlea of "Hyom.i" Inhal
ant at druRnibt'-. 90 centa. Hyotad Da!m, a
womk-rful licilcr, 25 c-.its. Ad\i?c frca ?f~
R. T. BOOTH. U East 20th St., New York.
HIS PET8 TAKEN BY THIEVE8.
AN AOBD OBRMAN'i QRIBF AT THF. LOM
OF HIS BONO8TERS.
THKV PDtBB ALL HE HAD M THK WOBLO. A?D
BB8IDEB I'.i-iN'i BM PMDB ANi' JOT. THBtt
WKlti: :.l- MBAWB Of LIVBLIHOOD.
Th.- rollowlng li Iter came 10 ihe efltee of The Trth.
nn? yeaterd ly m irnlng:
To ihe Edll ir o* The Trlhune.
Blr- i"..i-- ?:. me the fai >r and take notlce wnai
had iiappened In my blrdI atore thla morning.J ar
rlved ln my blrd atore ai ?;>. at No WH?u? on ?..
thi. , liy. (ad r. und ihe do ir brokenand a my talkina
narrota arore al ilen, bul only one le*t. Ail m) fanary
C wen . - taken, ln fact, m-? han the hall
ot my entire other atock waa robbed. 0. I im ?'
poor man, and I belleve thai Ihla -.'.'.. r>- win ru.n
".::'i" V "^""''^MUU.i^KOSKNT.iVl.
No i'l B. Houaton-ai . - "?
A Trlhune reporter areni up to aee Roaenthal yca
terday afl rn on nnd found hlm In the deptha of woe.
He keepa 1 llttle blrd ahop -.: So. IM Ba?l Kouaton
., lt u a dlng) ' ? ?x, balow the level of thi
atreet. nn! .1 alngle gaa-hurner glvea tboul all the
..,.. |* ;>,. re A man' ...-???? 1 Bim* can
-.,,-. icroaa - ? entire ?.1 10 the ah.-lv. 1 on elther
sid.-. where Roaenthal wa< accuatomeil to k,1;. hla
llttle aongatera, Bul th< ahelvea are now empty.
rtoeentn il la in ol 1 man. ???'? pa?l "?? '' i ?'''?'?'
yeara. He haa a hump on hla bark and hla hair and
lN ,1 1 nn ..- whlte .- mow. He ean'l talk m 1 :i
Bngliah al an) l me, bul ye* erdny he w.is s,, over
,,,in ?:? 1 hla loea lhal Im "ould :..rl.\ -;?? ah Oer
nM-,. 11 fi . : 1 1. -. ? . il- -1 - 1 '???? "? lhe . ' ?
,,i ot. 1. .,? 1 he a .? comforl the ol l man
w.-.. n i- reportei found hlm yeaterday. Ile told the
atory i ? - - y
Roaenthal naa ver) fand of hla peta, hla "kl. ????
Bxii 1, :.?? a-- rp. a-" 1 10 call them, ar.d ha often -t i) ? 1
. ?,. ? ? ite Into tbe 1 I: wa : 11 >'
Ratiinla! 1 Ighl arhen he lefi ttle atore u hen
1,,. ,-ui: ick it ? Bunday morning he found the
>,,,-! . i:. ..- n, ddle ??: the ti mm al 01
, .,,. ,- thi -..:.. ?? ?<-? -. the ..:,:?. one ra.- ihlel had
lefi, an.l the pari t, 1 Mgnlslna thi well-known form
1 ,111. , : .? 1 .11 Hell 1, pupa!
11.1,,. ,,.,,, 1!" \\ ..- ??. 1- th. bli 1 -ii the Ha >r? He
a.. I ii ?: '? : I 1. r-i ther.
The old in.:. groped hla iray !?' th* cornei r. len
: ? . n, ntatnlng hla darilng -anarl. ?.
?:...,-.. II v. tl
>,-? ,i.,rk -. ?? :?? ahop, and he pul hla h inda iui 1
, foi da tn .- .:? They weri ri..: thera All Ihe
- .\ ? .- gone >-i ? 1 y .ni
\ - larrow 1 m wa the -v.f arhere ?:oo<i
lhe e '.;? ol ?.a p_i 1 >ta, ? -? 1 ne .1 r.:, -n ha i 1 ??? 11
trH.n- 1 1 1 k:,,i-.\ ...- .:.... I 1 - ?? ib to him
im. '1 he] ?. were 1
1 r. mblli . rurk a II hl The Uny
ahop ?..-.-. Been.levaetailon Thi Bhelvea were
The floor waa llttert-d Wl :?.??.".- Neai the
du >r lay ll k and thi > had ra ? n
I b ? ? ? '. .1 ? d The roorn,
: > :'. \\;:'.\ :,-.?:
? , allenl ? ? ? ?? Oi
? t: -> ; .-? ? 11 . ? ? in hla ??..*> upon lhe tl.. >r
1|,-;1 .. j..i; .1 . lello, ,'i ,-?.'
Ro*. rila way to th.- I rniae ?>'. bla fi
11 . .- ,:, 1' ? ? . k? . and wlth
in.ui. 11. ...-., 1. up proken,"
a.ti.l li ge ,. ? nil.it
||,. |i-'- . ? ..- il h. 1 .- dl r.- f ?
:.. lei -.-!? B il - off tler ;. 11
r,,,is wo ll.l pita*. .-..-? ? He b md dem
r 11 nod ti. ? 111.11 h dem to d.iik undl 10
alng One ofl dem \ iuld aing .me.ilng v 1 ? ?
?. i . ? .- man ln L.--t Un
undi ?? go 1 . der Krledrlrhat.
'I .-.. --r ?? It vould I
I . . .?? ?. ? r ru ki m< 111 Klnd
I.-. mual 1, .? h H> rlln "
lt ,s.?-.?-. ,, wha :,-.-. heen altting dolefullj In a
eorner, .4 ip aa ? - - 11 ? ll 1 ,.' 1 bla and
- 1 ?!
\ a. und 'Kl du lieber Auguailn' undl "ln I.auter
bach hab Ich mein Btrumpf verloren," und '80
|< i.. t. wir: Achl du llebi r IJott!" And he hl
: 1 .- ii
ir- ??-..-. .??:.? on Helaner, "he vould deach
il. 1 irroda do alng undl den dey v-iiil-l f.r m re
i...., He vna a r man undl ?:?? ? ll I ? ia! daken
rfHrytlna '?? hal Dera vaa a .iirn>- ven he h.it
>- .11: . "
1 .-...-.? -.- ? >f Ro*. -ul.ai's ru*.
lomci ? am. itu th. al ip, 1 1 Ina ng onu .if ihe
?tolen llnneta He aald he na. golng lo work
...ui. k: ?.-.. morning, and ?.. n.-.r Ri tadwa) In
11,. .-? r -? when ? - a ? man in i-ik aeveral
rage. ?! ??." .im and .. hla batakei on tne other
He apoke i.i l nn and lhe n an buvi hlm one ..f ihe
llnneta, ari I he look lo Roaenthal, thlnklng
mighi ? 11 Iii '?' - mu. '. aurprlaed a eii he
learn. .1 lhal ti had 1.n alol.
Danlel Altmoat, of N ? BS Bldrldge-ai . w ia found
r,, bavii :?.. ol Ihe alolen btrda ln i.i-1 poaaeaalon
,n.i h. ? .< arreale.1 H* *_W he i.oiiKht ihem
from .1 - iii.r ln lhe Rowi ry, and aa h? promlaed t.>
take Roaenthal lo the man from whom he u..t ihem
he waa dlarharged Roa>-nthal, old ind feeble as
he la, apeni lhe Ki.-it.r |..rt ..f Ihe day In rlaltlng
Ird ainr.-- nf ihe Bower)', hoplng t.> n-1 aome
trai ?? ol hl ki-iti.r Klncli 1 "
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t BROEER ARRE8TF.D FOB SOX-8VPPOBT.
a*mnklyn 1'oxe, jr.. forty-Bve yeara old ??< broker,
HvinK at ( Mi.-lniti.l.. .1 an.l t w. nt> sixlh-st. and Bt.
Klcholaa ive., a ?? arreated yeaterdaj afternoon In
lhe fonaolHlated Sto.-k Rxcbange bj Detectlva M ?
L'arthy >.f lhe Yorkvllle Couii aquad, The warranl
rhargrd f'oxi wuh ar*andonmant, and was tssn...i
on the iworn comptalni of Bfra. Rdlih Coxe, of Ko
ggS Blith-ave Mra. Coxe declarea thal thay wari
m-rrled In New-Jeraay Ihree y.-..rs ago, and thul
tor tii<- laal six montha ha had not aupportej h.-r,
bul was llvlng wlth another woman, who la alao
knOW n a? Mrs. ? 'ox.-.
1 -(.xc mnlntnlna lhal he was dlvorred from nt ill
another wir- Bevernl yeara ago, and lhal b) th.
de. ... grnnted he was nol allowed to mnrri agaln
lu ihla Btate. He aaya lhal, accortllngly, 11.m
plainaiit la nol i.is wlfe lu thls Blate, and he ls nol
bound to aupporl her, Maguitrate I'ornell li.-UI
I'oxe iri ISOO bull foi examlnatlon on Krlday after?
noon. I'oae furnlahed lhe bond and was releaaed.
U'h.-n Mrs. t'oxe l.-ft lhe court Bhe was arreated
by iw<> LVputy sii.-riffs and laken to Ludlow Str.-. t
Jall. li waa nol known what the arreal w..s for
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/. CABLTOX WARD 0ET8 II18 WBIT.
.1. Carttou IVard has obtalned an alternatlva wrtl
>.f inaiiilamu.a from Jusll.-e l.awr.n.o, ln tho Su
pr.-mi- Coun lu-r.', ordertiig lha ITptown Aaaocta?
tlon io simw cnuae why he should not !.<? retnatnted
io memherahlp. In bwulng this writ tha Pourl
followa tha d-ilslon of tha Appallnta Term of th.
Becond Dlvlaton, wlil.-h n-vers.-.l lhe I'ourt h.-r>
when lt refuaed the wrll .t Brat.
Mr. Wani propoaod Henry Btaael, of siepel *
Cooper, for memberabip ln Ihe club, and l.< waa
blackballed. Ward aml hla frienda then ealled a
?peclal in.-.-tluK ti. reconalder the actlon, which
ended In Wnni's expulalon. Ile at onc^ su.-d for
reinatatement, and when his appllcotton waa re?
fuaed, app- -nl.-.l.
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ELBCTION l>AY IS THE COUBT8.
Ther.. Is a prol.iihllity that two parta of tho Su
preme Conrl win !?? k.-pt t.usy to-day banrlng
alaettona .-ontosts Juatleea Rmyih and Laarrance
wlll slt, tha fi.rm.-r In I'arl II, where tho <?ont.-st.-d
motlons wlll ba li.ar.l. and tha btttar ln Part 1,
arhere ox parta or.lors wlll be slRiie.l. Thore has
h.. 11 boibm talk aboul ui.-?al roKistration, nn.l thara
promlaea t.i be aome irouble over tha now carda
ihat were kaaued to rotera thla yanr.
Accordtng to th.- ruteao* tha i'ourt. mnndamuaea,
which wlll practlcafly t?- the unly applicntlona
mado, mual iirsi eome up in I'art ii, where, ir tha
Juatlce Bactdea to laaue an order to show cauae,
tho motion miist then k? to Part I for aricumont!
Ju.ttl'-e LawrenCO, ln i'art I. Wlll also dorldo ap
pllcntlona for wrlt* of haboas oornoa In tho t-ases
of poraons arrested.
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IT MAOE THEM I'HEER.
"At the very entranoe to New-York Hnrhor you
are confront.-d hy what lt would b-> dlBOOWteOUB
not to prosumo the larK-st adv.rtlsoment In the
world. Il-i) Is Its slmplo Iik.-ikI." Two Kr.-at
.-hlmneys. toworlnjt Z!h foot h.-iivenward, advlslna;
lhe world In letiors thlrty fnet hljfh to "l-:,.t H-o"
are what ooc.4sloned tho remnrka h.-ro quote.l from
"The Ixmdon Dally Mnll."
Saturday the advertlaemrnt waa allvo wlth pa
trlotlam. Btretched from chlmnoy to .hlmney
floatlng proudly ln ihe brecie, wa* probahly tha
largeat Amerlcan flar of all the thouaand* of flajrs
which1 raulated New-York. From the de.ka of the
New-Tork and Campanla crowda of Araerlcana
luatlly cheered the patrlotlam and the adverttae
ment.
NEED8 01' THE 1SBT11UTIOX.
ANNUAL MKKTINO OF THE NEW-YORK
UNIVERBTTT OOUNCIL.
HOBOR WTMmt***** TO Bfl E8TABUSBED
LAROB NfMHKR OT gT?OBflfTB-?8>?C
TBOM OP OFFKEHS.
Tb. annual BBtetlai of the rounci ef *?????
York I'nlverslty was held In Unlveralty Bu.ldlng.
W^lngtoa akfuare. yeaUrda, ?"?*?V**? |
were preaonl Prealdenl CTgartea Batler. who pro- j
r.ded tha Re* Dr. rleare M. MacCrackcn. chan
eelior; Wtlltaaa Aiien Butktr. wmiam A. Whec- ,
S1I ihe Ber. Dr. gaOdartefc Terry. Wllllam 8. Op
dvka Mavid Banka. the Rev. Dr. OeorgB Alexander.
Predarle Baker, israei C. Maraee, rT-lBaai 9.
Havemever and Dr. John P. Munn.
Chancellor llaeCraeken praaonted his annual re
port and recommend-itlons. which were "-"<??? j
iy adopted. Followlng is a anmaaary of the docu- |
actual cash paid In. There are Pledg*. fO>Jnf_5K.
tXS&SSB^tSjSBgsai
br?^"jsfc?ra^?^82
;,,.?- ,\ .pKlal m.?orl?l n,.m. m?> "? a"*[j
:,'. C,.r..f... s'r,.,.,,. i:...h nnnor pg^JSJg*-**!
"iS^STlS."-/ I..- or lal. ?~n ?"?<l 0"
&S?3:sa3My?a%v?,B
I?'..- I .-* <t[l<l <l'l l.lli^ii*** -a.lel-.iri rtVafl Ve>atra1
S the pVeS-orahlp. Tne glfta or PW'^f"^?
endowmenl within the .-','?'" ?'?- pe i,"y
School ofXglneerlng, B; 1^h~>^T^ff#?a' K'
1 w B. Ii....l 100 I'r.iverslty M'dlCOl < Olieg., w.
?ri'i.... fla 1.-ea may I- allghtly changed before the
.',-',.. ut%l caTalogSe. The ,?,m., r iMoaiructw.
?m v.rv little from l-.st year. belng about la* Tne
SeVaeTeffi^^
, ,||N| ,,? . . -1.. e.aily in ihe 1 nlverelty < oliegi nnu
B.r.001 of''PeXgrwy. More than ferty pr.-puraiory
achoola ar.- repreaented ln the tr^^\\SLtm*h'\\\
.1. nnlv nli'.enre BChooU n New-Tork Cltg. TB1B
,,,,.... ,,r" .'??... atitueno i-romKi. to add to
!'. , "rsiTv <' ll'... ?n attra.tlon that was de
nled lt aa long bb lt was without any raetdamea
"Tlft, member.ot^^^Y^^M^J^^
^^'"'^hi ,v';,'"; iMi-^ho",:.., y.ar for stii
,..,," ha. Mnce then been Ulled ... ita entlra ea
, ty Seventy of the atudenta In the achool are
!::?,'?,,;- of oollegee, and Betrenteeo of normal
^Th^'Voman'B Advinory Cemaaltlea reported lts
recelnti. forthe year al &.44T. and Ita expenditurea
^I'mvid Banka, chalrman of tho Ubranr OfaMft*
..... reported an Increaae of 4.878 rolurnea nnd tl at
th< I'nlted Btatea Oovernment has made tha llbrar>
? denosltory for ..ll publlc documenta.
Member* of the Councll. ejhoaeiterma Badnplred.
w. re re-elected a* follows: Th" Rev I>r John Hall.
I emuel Skldmor. Wllllam I.. Bkldmora, Dr John
p Munn Auauatua D. Jullllard and John < lnfl.n
arnVa McCreerj ni d CyniB C. Mlller w.-re re-eleoterl
aa 1 ew m mbera lo flll raranctaa cau*ed by l^f-*??"
?f .;...,rg- Munro and J W. C Uvertdge. Pho ofll
r-era of ihe roundl weri re-elected aa feljowa:
, ? ,rie? Huiler pr* Ident; Wllliam AUen Butler.
-. |i ?? preald ?'. I.rael C Plaraen, seeretary'. nnd
Wllliam F Havemeyer, treaaurer.
The followlng mem'.er* of the Woman s Advlsory
.?..iiiii.li....- were rr-elected: Mr* Wllllam ? Coch
? ,11 Mr- Henry Draper, Mrs Bdward < Bodman,
M Annle U Jennlna* and Miss |.|,, M Northrop.
Mr Buaaell Baae and Mr? Jefferaon Hogan were
elected ..> new membera of the commlttee.
DEATB ni 1: *T" a BEMOBBBAOB.
Ifontelalr, K, J . Nov I (Bpedall.?Whlle on her
way homa from church last ntKht. Mr*. Mary Sh*r
man. nfty-four yeara old, was ?ri7.ed wlth a
hemorrhaae al Portland Place and v.illey Road
Bhe wa 1 tak< n Into 'he hou?e of Ptephen \ alentlne,
, |o*m by, wi.. re she dled ln a ahort tlme
/Ml sT\TE 0A8 C0UPAST8 SIIT OFF.
fpon conoent Of i>oth partlea to the actlon. Judgfl
I,, ,,ml,. ..f the I'nlted Btate* Clrcult Court of
,i,.s ,m trlcl ha* algned an order dlacontlnutng the
aull of Wllllam Buchanan inrainsi th. Bay Btata
n.is Company, of Delaware. wlthool eoata. It la
.,1 ,, dlreeted lhal th? order of October 16 last ap
polnllng Dwlghl Braman recelver of the company
be racated and thal th.- l.ond for ti">w BktdIhj
hlm be . an.-. lled and the s iretles dis'hatg.'d. The
order fu-ther dtrecta thal Braman dellver tn tne
..,,,,., my ull property, booka, contracU and eertlB
, .. - ' gtoek held By him. an.l the Injiinctlon re
airair.it.>; credltora, offlcers. dlreetora and atock
hol.lria from Ir.terferlng wlth auch troperty, books
.1, within the lurladlctlon of the Clrcult < onrt of
thl 1 dlairi.: la vacated.
?
i//,'.n. 1// 8810 DIE8 FROM LOCKJAW.
Mra. Margarel Muaalg, who was takm III wlth
,,, Kjaw ..- rhe reaull of a crlmlnal operatlon nt
her home. N'.? <>i Eaal One-huiidred-and-Bftir-aac
ond-al laal Baturday, dled al 1 o'clock y.sterdav
mornlng Bhe ?.i> conacloua ut.tll 1. few njoment.
Itefore her death but to the last malntalned the at
1..,,.?.? whlch h.is mada her caae a myatatleaa one.
BB. DIX0S*8 BIOBT To VOTB.
Tha llev. Thomaa ldxon. Jr., called ut the Bae
llon Bureau al noon yesterday und had a talk wlth
I'hlef Clerk Allen a. 10 hls rl?ht to vot* In this clty
to-day. Mr DUon. nlthotigh traveBlaa a .reat deai,
. lalma a i?rminent raaldcnca nt the aahtaad Houae,
nnd he haa raglaterad ln the Fourteenth Kie.-tiou
Dlatrlcl >.f th? XXVtb Aaaembly Dlatrlct. A ^uea
il..11 haa been ralaed as te whether he had a legal
ri^iii t. ..'te The proaeher told Chlef Clerk Allen
thal he . oiisld.-re.l hltnself a pertnanent a;iiest at
tha Aahland Houae, whlch he olaliaod as hls resi
dence II. aald be dld not have a 100m there con
atantly bul thu he atayed there and had hls aaealfl
there whenever he was ln the clty. and he ha.l BO
..ih>r r.-.I.l-ii ?? her... ?'hlef Clerk Allen sald he
belleved Mr I'lx.n had B rtghl to vote from the
Vahland llou.?. hui Ihe preacher. to make aure.
weni 10 ihe Corporatlon Counaal'fl ofllce to aee
Whal Mr. Bcott had to say about It.
?
1///. KLWBLL REIXSTATEll.
Juatlca M i.l.'in "f the au pro eaa Court yesterday
laaued a peremptory wnt of naandamua dlreeted
to the Bfanbattan Cheaa Clab orderlng lt to lm
medt.tely retnatate to membarahlp nnd hls fuil
rixhts John D. I'.i'.veii. who, 01. October n, hmi beea
expelled frcrni the club for allegod Bwlfoeaanee.
Mr Blwell had bean a member of the club for
1111..11 yeara. Tha writ Btatea thal the aettea of
Ihe 1 lub was Improper; that the expulslon was not
founded on any evtdence ln support ef the churge
brought, and wns Inattgated throaigk maii.-e. The
malfeaaance charga agalnal Mr. Blwell was tam
perlng wlth th.- r-iited BUtea mall and openlng
,1 letter addreeaed to tha prealdent of the club.
Mr Blwell was expelled. althoUgh he suhmltted
a atatemenl from J Monu Leaaer, of Hoston. the
wrlt.r of the letter, thut through a mtatuke ln hls
..rtie. the letter In queatlon had been u.ldressed to
Mr Blwell peraonailjr, Inatead ef taa prealdent, ln
Slr. Klw. II'. . ..re.
MOTHER AM) SOX BVBJBD TOGETHER.
The funeral of Abraham U Fox, who dled on
Thuraday of hasly conaumptlon, and that of hls
mother. M.-s. Krnestlne Fox. whoao death followed
on Sunday, were held at thelr realdence. No. 1.568
Madlson-ave., yesterday. Thn double funeral at
tracted a large crowd to the nat in whlch tho
bodlea lay slde hy slde ln cofflna covered by whlte
clotha, whlch bore the names, t.Rea and dates of
death of the deceased mother and aon. The aer
vloe* ceaatated of addrtaaes hy Solomon Kunta. nn
old friend of the Fox famlly, and Dr. J. C. Lew
Insky, the phyali lan who attended Mra. Fox and
her snn In thelr last lllneas. At the conclualon
of the aarvtcea the bodlea were removed ; > Cypresa
HIII Cemetery for bttlial.
?_
THE KOVBMBEB QBAfSD .11 RY BWOMB IX.
Judjje N'ewluirRer. In Part I, General Seaalona,
*wore ln tne No\ettiber Orand Jury yeaterday. The
Jndije called attentlon to what he termed the grow
Ing hahlt of merchants to make use of the Orand
Jury to collect their olalm*. "You ahould not permlt
the Oranl Jury 10 he turned Into a collectlon agency,"
he aald. "The law pravldea proper methoda to pro
tect credltora, and these methoda ahould he applled
when ,. merchant la unahle to recover hla elnlm."
The niw (ir.uid Jury Ia compoaed of Herman II.
C.irnmann, broker, No. II I,lberty-st., foreman; Fred
erl.'k S. Hallahury, treaaurer. No. I.OOtt M.dlaon-ave.|
Theodnre K. Studley. manager. No. 15 Murray-ai.:
Wllliam Jame*. retlred. No. 142 Eaat Flfty-aeventh
at.; Charlea Blga;*, actuary, No. IS Aator Place: Wlll?
lam H. Taylor, contractor, No. 146 Eaat Bixteenth
Bti Raeklel C. Wllllama, produce. No. 119 Waahlngton
Market; Charlea B. Rowland, englneer. No. 831 Madl
860 Broadway. Union Sq. & 18th St
ARTIST1C
Wrought , _
Mpta! * s *,R0N'
rftCIOI ForInteriors.Opem
WOrk *IREPLACES, ETC.
aon-ave.: Francla G. Gorham. aupplktl (fo sn Rrn.a
wny: Auguatua C. Bechateln, provUlons, .\\> *_
Waahlngton-at.; Joaepn B. a/hltea.de, drygooaa; N?
Bi Wortn-at.: Henry k. Hrow.iing. merchant Vo Im
Hroome-at.. Hrani C.oooe. d:ug.. No, 311 Kourth ave
Oscar R. webber, manufactuier, No i3JJ Fa<r tmj'
reenrh-st.: Edward B. Peaisall. broker No \i w__"
Thirty-eighth-st.: John Cromwe'.l. retlred, Ka ?
West One-hundrod-.n.l-fhlr.-lo.h--'! HefbCK T
GrlaTKs, banker. No. 15 Wa'l-s' Edward f |L_
Ing. merchant N*o. 40? [5ro.im.--s'. \i: -, ,e| Hiel.
lampa. No. 147 Weat One-hunlred-ard-iwenty3bv?
at.; Seaman H. Oeary, retlred, No. ?:. \v ii;-4| jESj
C. Koch. merchant, Na. 14." \V-s- One-hundaae_JH_L
twrnry-fotirrh-?t.. and Andrew I Fay, merchant Vo
11 vwst Twenty-aeventh-Bt. '
Ji-dare Newhitrarer aald there were *t_ty-OM iy.r..
sons in rho Tomb* awalting the i-.ion if tha .irand
.lury, and 121 priaonors already under in.1irtment.
-?- ?
THE C0VBT8.
?UPRBME COURT DECIIION1,
Waahlngfon, Nov. 2.--In tha Unlted S'nteg B*>
pr. me i'ourt to-day tho followtiig dedatona wera
announeed:
No. BBJ?Tbe I'nlt.d Stato*, plalnrlfT. ;,Kt. Mar?
tin T. MeMahon. and No. V.7. Bfartla T. Mo.
liahon, plalntlff, agt. the [Tnltad Btatea. in error
to tho L'nited State* Cireult Court of Apoeahl for
the lid Circult. Judgment rereraad and caasa re
mnndad t>? tho Circult Court of the L'nited State*
for the Soutliern Dlstrlot of New?York, wlth dl
lectkina to .-nier a nmtt ju.i>cm.-nt in <? nfbmtft* with
tha oplnlon of this .ourt. Oplnlon by Juntlce
Brown.
No. Mi Oetnrta J. Paraona, plalntlff, agt Gua
tov Venaka at bL ln error to tt,.- Dlatrtct f'ourt
of RJchland county, N. I?. judgmeni afflrmed with
coata. Oplnlon by Juatlce Brewer,
No. M_?fleorge Moioiroy al al.. pUlntlffa, aar.
th.- I'nlto.l Sta'os. In .iror to tiio Circult .'our'
of tho i'nlto.l Btatea for th<- Weetern Dlatrtct of
Arkar.sas. Judgment reveraed an.l cauae remandad
wlth dlrectlonfl io grant .i now triai, and :>r far.
ther procee.llngi to be had thereln in confonatty
wlth the oplnlon cf thls court. Oplnlon by I'hlef
Justlce Full'-r.
Tho eall to-morrow wlll be No.-. 11 and |_B aad
130, 131. 133, 134, V.\ 138, 117, V,<<. IM and 141
-4>
COl'BT t7Al.KM.AHS K< IB WKDNKSt AY.
Appellate r.lvislon?Supreme Courl D Vaa Pnint,
P. .!., Harrett. Wllllam*. Pattera n and D'Brten u._
iv.urt ..pena at 1 p, n. Noe. 1. 2. ;t. 12, IB, |?, 17 ls, ib
JI, 23. 24. 2.V Bf. 27
Suprejti* . ,,ui-r Spe.-:?l Terrn-I'.ri 1 Bef - vr.-.-h. J.
\i ,ri',n rntendar ,-Mi!e,| bi ii ?. tn.
guprem* <'.ur- Bpeclal Term Parl II r-f r.- i.itj.
ren.e. J. Co?rt apeaa at 10:80 a. m. 13* part. matter*.
.-apreme Co?rt?Bpecfcll l-rm I'ar- hl llefnre Ke-ke.
man. J ? IMvorcea: Ko* 2'.a?. 8346, 8381, 3585 3071, x,:,l,
SB70, aasa, 8SS7, m-x,, 8888, 2.V4. 3887, :>.'.4i. 8538. .'le_r.
Buprem* ? -ur: -dpecial r*rm- Pari l\' rtefor- Be.cn,
.1 Law aad Baeti Koa. 2*.".. 2755, .^"27. SST/>, 382*. :(47H.
1?H!> 8884, 8888, 8888, ;tl44. 2H<>r.. BSS7, 33S1, 8138, 3l_a,
2.14.1, 2H.I6. .'142.',. :4472. 1'lear.
Supreme r.mrr- .?p-^lal T rm- I'ar: V th : r* Pryer, J.
- -Tauae* to he aent from I'art IV for tr.a. I aa* unfln
lahed.
Supreme C'o'irt? ^perlal Term?Part VI Bel ra Mae.
Iyran. J.-<"aua.s ro h> a-nt frmi 1'ait IV <? t llial. I'lear.
Supreme Court?Bpeclal T?rm Part Vll \ i; .urnej
unrii W*d_4*aday, Nov*tnber II.
Supreme Ooattt Bpechll Term?I'art \'III--A ii um?d
for the term.
Supreme .'ourt -Trlal Term I'ar- If?Bef re K-eertmai
J I'referre.1 cauaea: .N..a. .V.4K. B1B0, B84S, S28I, 8)77,
.'.:.:.,). it.vio. .-013. fart>.">. B1BB, 7.>::>. !??i". 8988, 8771 sv.J.
Caa* ar.t'.r.is:..- .
s iprer.i? Court?TYtal T?rm- Parl III -IWfor* I .?ro. 1.
?Noa :iv.<2. 8831. .t_??. 277.".. >7:t. :;<*-:i. 8s?4, 3kbj, ^ji<j,
;|.ji.% ;<971. :f.>7?. 8878, BBB5V*. 8BB7, 44)03. Cleai
Supreme lourt?Trlal Term- Part IV?Befor. Bi-, h 1T,
)r .I.-.'auaea to 1* aent ir-in Parl III fo* trlal. I taar.
sui-reme t'oort?Trlal Term? Part V?Befor* Bm-k
ataver, J.?I'auae* 10 be aent from I'ar: III I r trlal .'.u>?
unrtnlehed.
Supreme I'ourt--Trlal Term ?I'art VI?AdJ irn-'! I rl?
term.
Supreme Court?Trlal Term?I'ar' VII?O'f.re (.lererloU,
.: n, ? 8888, ZUOl, 2883, K-47. 8883, 8888. 8881, 4".',. 4DU,
8013, 4<>l:i. ?>ll>. 44..'..%. 4o:tl.. 4042. <ase untlnl.had.
Supreme C,,urt--Trial Term---I'art VIII?Bef ra Sedp
wiek. J Oauaaa :.. r?^ sen: fr-.m I'art vn for irial. tTear
Supreme .'ourt?Trlal Term?I'urt IX?Adjonrnad untll
Thuraday. N.vemte>r .",
Supreme .' urt -Trlal Term-Part X?Hef..r? Ua'.y. J?
I'aur..'. to he aent frim I'art \'II tot trial. Cass- ua
flnU'iel
supreme Conrt?TTIal Taiaa Pan XI -A ljourned forth*
term.
Sjrrisate'a lUurt?<*hambera?Hefore FitzBtraM, S ?>ft>
dav .-fll.-nl.ir Wttlt f.rpn.late: Rbeneaer BcoAald, E !?__?
Salomon. Mary "' Burke. K nma S. MtrCord, (ir 10:80* ra,
Burrognte'a Court Tr:..i Tenn Befora Arnolf, s. ?? .mt
opena u; 10:88 a aa. Ko lay calendar.
.'.rv 4 our: Bpeclal Term lt. r ? s, hu.-hman. J.?Cooit
.pe.-ii h: 10 a. m. M>>ti na al 10:80 .. m
Clty Court?Trlal Term I'art I?Hefore O'Dwy.r, J.?
Koa, H22-; 1088, l^^i. 1048, 1083, 1808. 1883, M2, ,',58,
2T]o. UBBH, 44*3. 2.v".i. 4-i.i. 104. 4>'^. 4m>. 4BB, >.s UBBj
2ie. 4<<!. 177, 112. '..7. B84, 4.*il. 472. I1M. 1 !>?.".. CtCBI
? Ity ("ourt? Trlal Term I'art II -Before Van Wycfc, C.
.1 No* r.72. 741. 4>>\ .'.7s. "112. 801, W 2. 811, '.OV :"72,
112.1 I2?!.-. B07, BSl, 1>7. >-i?i. 888, 883, 823 V35, 108,
881, 1081 IOt!7. H^s. 783, 1384. 138, 881, BBt. I
Clty Court Trlal T.-rm Part III -Befor* Fltaatm a*.
.1 .N, s .'MH. 511i. n',1. H7.I, .177. 848, ?'.58, 837 845, ?<'.
Ua ;..',.'.. '?'J '."i't. '">. I'T'i. 877, 883 BM 883 '"'J. 1"!4.
p.ts wa b<Z\> 1083. '.'?4. 1035, l>:v 1184. -"le.-ir
Clty Cour' Trlal Term l'.irt IV Bef r* l' :!<n. J.?
Bhon .-auaea: No.a .".2U7. :i'''27. 3311. 83SU, 3237, 3338, 8311,
::xtt< 8484 .l"2^ .r.23. :?'24. J071. 81*4, 2'? ". 3343, 3073,
.um. 12.11. 2I1M. 3<i<*i. .I2ii0. 8117, 3380, 3So7. _3S8, 3181
8833, .T_?>. o221. Clear.
Bjccaivaaa AProuriao.
Supreme Court.
By si-ivth. J.
Albert I. <"rcll aft. Km^ire Srare Knlttblg O npi'v?
Franklln Hlen.
Marle |_ Iiewanap agt. Benbefl M Baker - i'r.i.-.li J.
Nealla
.iiariea F. Bamrdort aat. Btarrna Bebr r. ma* B.
BJIey.
(leorie Beiier .i*t. Hanry Bleber Frank J \
iteyer a laaaea ?>;? Margaret N'all) ??
By Lawnnee, i
llenry D I'armelee nat. KHIredl .v I * D.
Calllaon.
By Ma -I.eir-.. J.
j. C. Vfataan Obnayany aa' Tkoaaaa ll Paty Maa -r.-ia
A le-aa.r.
Tonketa city lea Oaaaaany ,.?' Btepbea Bf. >? - -*io?
M.ivii.nia A. I.eaa.-r
Hllaon Company nKt. llenry Beanchaaap M.\ rrna A.
I/eaaer
Wllllam Gu.kenhelmer aet. Kmlle lt.irkh..r,l Maa 'n-ia
A. l>ea.er
Annu .Jtnive aat. la-nila Klttuna- Uaalmui A Leawr.
M.ry Xlai..ne art. Edward P atal i- irthur M Klng,
william A. simw agt. Beatlnstoa V'emaa a ? u M.
Kln?
By Beekmari J.
Matter of Hual Iron W.,rk* I >a. j h P, i^irtl*.
KKFKKKKS A PPI >, NTBI'
Supreme i*,nirl.
By Baakaaaa ?'
Matter of Weirmiin'a Sr< BdWBI I K PaU_fB B.
Matter . f Uurt Wlntt.r, p Tark-r
Meyerhoff va. Kule Artliur H-rry.
Orannla. va. lirnnnl?a lliinulr n Odell.
Ko.ha.-lill I \a. Walter-- K.l?..rd I>. CBlien.
Hy M.i.I^-an. J.
Folaom va. Cronln i3 tOMOj BBkrari W. rvittendea,
Vurtll.rurh va. Nelihardt- A. H. llacf'"
Marahnll va. M.Neill Maximi.a A. I---. r.
BeheU va. Hil.ier .1. P. Boaaan Balda n.
Sweetaer \a Kreueathal (3 eaaae) IfelU S. Wer-"r?
larael vn. MutKh A. II Hagaarty.
By Lawranea, .1.
Sluart v?. Wheel.-r lli.mll'.ui Od*B.
New-York I.tfe Inearaace and Tmai Compaay va rio**,
wi.-k Qraaraaor s. Hnbhaid.
Hy Smyth. J.
Martin va. rilllWldlll TkoaaBB I>. Adam*.
ii:i!-ii* va. Biimme -Adotph ar*iner.
WllllHme, Jr.. vh. Canlna -Thomaa V. I'.r.re,.y.
I'amor.n va. Ket.-tiam Edward I. Pattera
Mlrklnaon i _. Dun.-an I <n\ i.i ll.i'l-i"
iMrkinaon m<. Ihwraa ilohn 11 Bocan
liuthkoff va. Cohen Charlea iMaotae.
MSAl.l.Y REII BB8 TO ROTE.
I'ntrlck McNally. tha salumk. .-p.-r at Th.lrtj
f>lxth-sr. nnd Slxth-av.v, has ot.taln.'d from Justlc
li.-.-knian, tn the Supromo Court. an ord.-r OOOtlni
Ing the temporary Injun.rlon whloli _? Ba_8 aJraaalf
obtalno.1 to ro.stratn tho own.-rs of the proper
on which Ihe now H.ral.I Sdiiaro Hotat ln to
erectod from latarfcrtaaj wlth hir. pkaca af l?ual
nesa.
atorlos
torn down. but McNally. whoa
May 1 next. has rafnaad to ko.
All tho proporty roundat.out. an.l - von I
. of tho hoiis.- over tba antaon, hav.- ta
S
YOTERS RETI RXISG HOME.
There waa untiaual acilvliy at tha vnrioua rall?
road atatlona yeaterday, nnd trav.-l was hoavy ln
both dlroctlona on account or' tho oloetlon. Rm
were KOlnit to thelr homes in all part* of the coun?
try ln order to ho on ttBBB to eaat thelr votea to
day, an.l the Incomlna; tralna brotiKht B8a84h?attal
comraercUl trarallera und other bualnaaa mon wna
had boen away. but cut their vlalta flhort 80 tn?
they ml*ht vote hero. Orn- commorclal t?\r>u*r
who came on a Centtal Knilroa.l tn.ln eaj^ ?
mlKht Juat aa well have oomc home a neeK ?*?
for all the buaineaa l have done. U V*Vairi8
alble to get merchantn to look at gooda, andancwa
were no ohiect wlth nny eoncera._ Everybodyaaai.
?Walt untll after electlon. If thlngs go rlght u
MeKlnley la elected-come and soe ua:lf ?g^j
feated we'll have no UM [OTtlOck except [n ??"?_
dosea.' I know that If MeKlnley la .ele<-?'? ^
wlll aee the greatest rush of coajmerclal **%?
from thle clty to the nriarketa of the country tnt
haa ever been known. W hero one came aaea
day iwenty wlll go out. and thev wlll all ao weu.
AT WORK OS THE BARLBB ilRlVEWAT.
Work on the flrat aectlon of the Harlem Rlver
Drlveway waa reautned yostorday hy l>anl?' J
Uary, the aon of Jamea Dnnlel Leary. wno a.
enalneer ln charge of the ixecutlon of taa' %nW
Preparatlona were made for nel'fn '__" thraa
morning. when two dredgea twenty acow^ (
tuga and a force of about 150 men wlll * v M
work to complete the nrat aectlon. J?r.?*VJ __
laat evening that he found everythlng in 9?
dltlon for taklng up the work where lt we? ?
doned more than a year ago.

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