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STILL TAKING OCT HORSES.
WITHDRAWALS AT SHEEPPHEAD SAY.
H )\V OV.'NKRS ANI> TKAIXKRS PFRS1ST IX C?T
TtKd ri!(ain.\>!MKs.
Many of the owners gltd irainers wore again tin?
gs, d i?i the Coney Island Jockey Club yesterday la
withdrawing horses after the programme hud been
ggadl up anil after the supporters of the turf had
arrived it the ta-i tru-k. 1':-.?- eluti had been try
Ins: to me?! tin- wishes of the owners and th?
trainers, an 1 had been Indulgent, Ml.oral and con
?Sderat? In it? arasngement? for tht? meeting. But
gaany met-, who have charge of h ma like to keep ;
then: iti tht ir ?tattle? to look St. These eccentric j
p- ? ?'rink with horror from the thoucht of j
starting their horas? They hold tin- ?rlesr thai j
r I. fed and bought and sold and i
train? ! in arder to ?ervc ia object? of admiration,
but not to be used. The lists of probable ?tarter?
vhl i.ed In tbe morning Journal? rester?
as.'. : ?? k? ! ntlcl] itl eis of an afternoon of ex- |
salient iporl Bui w!nn owners and trainer? be- j
gan to t.ike out th? Ir horse? th? card was cul to
In Um Aral race Martha II, who deft ited Th?
Huguenot ? Saratoga, wa? taken .'tit. Fleeting i
Gold ?rere withdraw :. all , In the ?ec- i
or.d m.-.- i:..- hat of withdrawal? was portentous |
In its lengl ? .,- ?? ice. Rubicon, Kick, Bal
i .1 A Grey, Trlllette, islvado, l..-.-.if ville.
Orli r and Hen Ronald were withdrawn, and the
: ,. rac? be? im? i practical walkover for
Michael l-\ Dwyer'a Harry Reed. In the third
inly Brisk and Rotterdam were ?cratched,
hut !n the fourth Cleoi i?, Got I Time? and Lady
Mit? I ell w? n ai ?tract? I
It ?night hav? been better if the unwieldy field
?n ran ov?r the last five furlong? of the Futu
rlty eo m In th? fifth conteal had been cut In two.
Thi.t ? ii ?,-?'? ufTair. a ?camper ?if five fur
? ? i ? u - ? ge t it had never
, race. To offer race? of that s?r; In ?h?- last
? ?imply i" ; rotnoti the I reeding j
of almost k ind to Injure the turf, i
Our r- ? re giving too man) ?? II !
:; | : ? - ? - diet es nul too many races I
? ? ? mosi s " ? le? Ti ?
t for all? wing bettIni i rac? track*
I? thai ? tlons cannot prosj er without
revenu ting rings, and that racing ??so
f horse? Bui Is the
bn d of hoi mpi >v< l by the Inexcu? ? ? k? ? ??
ling race? at abort dlatancea, and bj the
?? of which an fi imed
.". a way a? 1 ? ' irage the breeding of ?1
In *l woi " li ?? stallions?
M ?? ? ick? of the i ountry ar? : I
,. for t f Improvl the br? ed of
? io i rles to race
tra k o1 - ? i to pay dlvld? nd? to sto? khold
?? ? n i lurse? would tell the
truth frankly to !.? glsl itures, ?a]
whether the bre? -l of hoi ??-? I? Im
.?:?:?? tt: :? t" make
iu.-t as a i id i omp iny or other cor
? on seek? to mak? money, then a transparent
il would !" swept away. It la all right for
1 company to make money if it ? an lo
? y an.i I? ?-itin- ttely. It I? all right fur a
: ? ?? -.-k t.. maki moni : hon? ?'.-?v and ! gltln t? v
j: ? ? ? ! - m pa nie? do n ?1 ask ti e l-> gla
? ? em to maintain betting rlnKs
on their propi-rt) In order to pay dividends, The
, kB do n tlm In r?< ttlng ring? on th? i
erty, and by so doing they assume cori - -
? ? ? ... rd tl ? i- opli of the Btal f which
I the I
be fr?*e from gull?
.... ? . ? -i dng m< ti ?hut t ? r
truth 1 il unless the racetrack?
trainer* ind Jock? j i woi k
v ? 1 the American :.
worthy of i
r the 1 ro ghbreds will in
? ? rai ??
.-If
entered their
< to-ilay will ?tart all those
? he ?: irt -.1 ihl? afternoon i? Ilk? ly I be
? ? - ng ai ? ? . But if
t v \ - ird t.> pi- - - they h ive been
. un a numht >? of rac? day? I hi? yeat
will wt-akei njuri th? turf. .??? \? ral
expt led to m.. ? in
. j ? ? ? ? ratchet? are
? atiun
iir their |o n
l. >. ?v w p Thompson h ive ? v? rj po e
malnir.K on the turf. T lej won the
1. ? ?t year and the Pul i ? year.
? : ... that?
? ? -.?..
surely win many ?take? and
: ill brother of
Hems of Navarre, raptured the Hr?t |
' - illy, Marcus
I ' ' ? - y T irai, ran ?? m !
?!'' v ? ?i . ? m : ? ?? K, H.,lii
The ll | An ran in th? Kiiturtty.
. orly \ i .?:? r-i ,.. and was
'
s ' r of recondite rides. H?
n t?? .i?., is.. : . in the fii t rai e
?? heart of a I on !!.? would (. a
? - I anj time wit fiout a shiver.
?
it -i I" v h ?W bishops. Al ?. ' ? ||
i? -
'? wer? - ? tn. -r scratches In the second race
rrv K t pi -.. kover, John
a. .M.-t ' ifferty owns Dorian now Pclng n sour rider
? " . . wondi rful rid? r oi ?our
II? nur; I th? m il i.-: ant 11 irlan gi ntly
i pla? .11 M rtii rod? Jame? it. Keen? '?
11). Tr 11 Ing ?.'min tn haw
er H. Mai tin'? poor tiding ?he
?
- Paul Kauvar In th? third race with
? li. Urn? ?! il s run
? ? rnce by a h? id
; i u i? no.? nd no?? with ' 'ha lleugei
' ' ? i :.-,-. II got
to t'hal
- : i ? i ? ? i i ? rit? - rt price
\. . ? rei fourth,
.-. rttd 1 oth' Typhoon ll ana
S : vi the pair,
IV? ' '? . , ? ?:?: ?
? . . e for I i?
e and the race. 'l'\ -
' .? ? ? led I for five
: - - out to the ? nd Ilk a
i : '? ? needed a race < '??
. j ?: the last t
ia tors "\--r t :.? triumph
been ire
- ' ? t no m i< ?.
? - thai no
I heal careful lud? ni "f all
? . ,- ml this year could
hardly 1 I ??..;? h? r sue
,-???:: nil)'!
Af'.i-r her i en ? .-- tl r
.? ? ? with in
? ?
<o less i i nevi r won
.....
the lire? i ??;??.-.?
" ? ? : ?-as won
ate ?1 ? -...? ?.. , ,K, ,?., , .
Verni The ? . I 1-5. Ia
.i - ? t ?- ? ? Impi
a crab as our Hr? i-sy
I e the r< /-. was
r< wd pi rson? \ -, ?
Hut
V I
rd to win It wa? a r? markable
? Il '.?? I lo much to Improve
tin Hi ? ?
? i ? I ick will i ik? . i ?
3i rtei ? .. to
'.
- I ?' and
....
? ?-.-.. \, ? ... 1
. ?
' ?h, w !.. t.. .,',. v. re, -.\ - he?
lio i 1700 added;
Futurtt . -? .
Rettina
Bl PI.
L 8 ft "?' -i'
. M ..
!.. V. Martini 1 8?ft S?8
2 10?1 8?1
? ?,'. ? . |17.......
ipf-i insi 3 :?? 1 11
m .? ,x .??-,. ,. in i 2 i
12 . inimsi "717 S
?'. .'1 ".hk." t. .. :. i ii
. . '.'.Ill
: '.
two ngthi ? ? ? n second
?nd i
. ? i- i and .i-.,
-
:?
i' ? ? '? ' " - ? ; i :. .it
j. i ?4. lin
, M -.'.,"?:? 2 |0 1 S .",
-,l . .
H Mai mS ? 1 n .*,
: .>\x l] ut, i n is?| S?i
0 13?| ;i i
i -.'l
.. - ? ? -v.
?
? ' ? ! u> Ich
!,.,?. |10 e? taso .
-
. r, i)
Piral * ' --.?.- ne
4 1 a? a,
\\' l. ... :?-.
.Powers? s n i i i
XX. ?a I! 4 IOS
.11 Martin? 8 I?. 1 8 l
]-?;?'. . 138. ?? .. .*. 8?8
i '-1 ..?' i til? ? .. 12 1 II i
. .Hlrtwl ?? IS 1 .'. i
i '.. ? " l *. I .'. i
? l'i 1 j l
.. 30 1 i, i
Tim '. i ?
: .. ? ? f the i
-
POl'RTU RACK THE ELT I NO STAKES Pot tt.re.
?. ?"?? ,i Heap .-a furloi g?, ? n
. -. ? ?
A. H ?v li 11 MotTli'i ? ? ? ?.!h.
i?> 1 n in Bala ??. .-? irllchj 1'- fl
ii.t-. !.. ..>, i 2?1 Oal
lii-,mi-> * Oo.'l ru, c, Typhoon II. 1-7
?Tirai; 2 ?1-3 Out
nmmley a Co.'. br. c. Howard ?L^g-i, .,_g rmt
Mantle. IOS.j..?,:"'w",)0 ,,V~1 2_1
_ 'Time? 1:1S4.
?Coupled in betting.
Won in a drive ny a len?th; two length* between acc?
ord anil Ihlrd.
PirrtJ RACE- ?10 each; $000 aide.!; maiden mile? two
year* bM? apeelol weight*. I*a*t five furlong* of the
Kuturlty ("ourae.
ritte A ? V? oh. f. Our Hreeiiy. bv Okemn
wruie. no th.-<? tayioj '? 2-1 ?"*
Henry llirrls'f oh. f. P!"k ?linnibrHy.Jb^ ( f g_J
W. C. Dnly'a br. f. Ella Daly. 1?. ?? ? ??
? Walked 3 lo 1 B 1
T'.me.llc 110 .iperklnalO * J ? J
??reim?. o:::::::::::::::..<w.itoitte)? ?-j j ?
Maud Kills. 110.1.-,T,h"T o R~l ? I
|..n mu .ill Martini*? o-J ? ?'
Pith' l'.n.:;?n. 110.IR. Williams, 0 ? 2 ;
rrlnr-aa India. 110.lSo1ic-rr?-r 0 ?? - ?
t-harmeuse. 110....Hincii <> lft-1 ?<
F ?? 11" .UM. fc^rmar? <> ?
Bnnomla, ll.ie-.ir. 111?. ?Iieiffin K 1
1?. .!. 11??.(IVivers. 10 J 1
?:. 1!" .v'>lm ? in 11 I
Elan. 11??.?Jirniranin ?0 IB
Mabel n.. in? .(Doagrtt) 0 ." I s?i
Time 1:04'...
Wo? in a drive by .. f'-nl. ? nek betwe.-n MOMKl and
third.
sixth RACK v r thrw-yearold? ?ad upward: $i*>
m h; ?IM ad,M; Mgfcwetghl bapdl? ip. Oa? and on?
alsicarnih miles on the turf.
K. Fraser*? .-h. ?. Cavalero, tw Cavalier . I
Olla Syr?.. I2?? lb.ir. Williams) I v ?? - ?
.! i: Seagram'* !.. h. Hainin?. 5, 123.. . I
.w. M irtln) 2 f. I 1 ? ,
K. Il Hunn'l rh. h. l-Vnler. ?nod. l.'t'.i...
(Thorpel .1 3-1 1?1
Rifle .1, 122.iSiiii-iu B 1 S?*
I'.. i?:,-? ni-, .'.. nul.iDoggelttO i 1 1 I
Arbuckle. 8, 12.-.. iMcCnfferty) 0 h 1 I 1 I
Tune ! f.24
W a in a driva by a head: Ihre? length* betwe? M??
? nd and third.
?-?
8HEEP8HEAD HAY ENTRIES TODAY.
FIRST RACE For lwoyear-oM maldemi; weight* : m
? |io -a, ii. bsjoo ad led. i-v.?? fu ngi
San - ?VI Nan ? Wt.
HI* Mi'- "v.11.1 1* n?aere .ll'
Nlcgcr Bab) .IIS Jullu* C?sar .IM
n:i,',: Cor? .11.1 General Maeeo .113
Klral rmt .11.1 Hind net .IM
.'.ii. I ?a?. .1!.-. Wnmeful . 113
Si: Qawaln .118 Italrpln .11.1
Ham Crawford .115'Artist Lev? .113
8ECOXI1 RACK Por Ihrae-year-old* and upward; *i"
? nil. |?J00 added: wiling, Dm milt and ? furlong,
AiTn-r.112'Jamei Monrua ."''?
Houflle .!i?li 111**1? It.1"!
Skat* .It? Buckwn . t'
.!???? Miller .1".! Ma?anan* . v?
Tiiiit'. RACE I'ASM STAK 10? ol 12.000; for I? ?
old?; entra?e* ?20 ?i h Harter* lo paj ?30
llena!, to winner ll.fioo, I ?? ad 1 ? ? :'-" I ?
ihlrd bora? glSu penal tie ind allowance*, Five fur
M ni d'Or.12.' 'Kenmore Queen.107
il nt. -i Tru?l.113 tWi if . . flllj .107
Plaudit .! :.'? Sai \ ? ? : ? .I i
Harvey . iiu . rammunj Hall II.loi
I'rlel .11" Ovpt-elvt-i .l"?
?Hanforth .tin \: ? Parley.101
llandpr*-?* .11" Mr* Reeve?.loi
Si gat-It) . in.
?Danfonh ind Ken. Queen are Grave?'? ?
?Tamm mi Hall II an IV ?lf.nl flllj an M i m
? ntrlea.
I'"' l:,ll RACE OCEAN HAM'I.'AI' of I1..W?; '?
Ihree-yi ?and , ? rlnnrr I -, It 2H0
-? ? 1200, Ihlrd il.
Ilaatlnga . 123 ?. ? - :??.11(1
Lehman .12. T ni ?'. mw? I.. . los
It".mir .121 Cree Advice.|(?7
Ornament ....120 Ronda. :??
Havoc .II? '.,-? t. .|K1
Ben li lada).113 81 Xtcti ' i- ll. ,. Ml
FIFTH RACE Pura* $Ti?i. ! u licap; for all age* 81?
furl v.s en main I
i: 'via ml . 12'. !,..-:-,.;.? .112
Kti .122 Chum . , .1?>7
l: ? ' .ll?i Rlllall .I'M
Tripping.ill Hurry l"p.l"2
Brand} .? In? .112
SIXTH RACE Pura* ?500; hat . ip ateepl? hate, f rl
?teej ? ? ? . irac,
i: yal >? ?i;, i.isa : ? .143
t-:.?: in? .152
MONUMENT TO A STALLION DEDICATED.
Nashville, Tenn., Aug. X?.?At Belle Meade,
fanion.? stock farm ol General \v H .? i ksi :
this city, the handsome monumeni ? r- ;t< i bi J ihn
R. M :.- an, of " I'tn- I 'in i qui: ? :-,' In
ory of the stallion Enquirer, was dedicated,
me 1 isand people at :? ndei).
.-a
A FEW WORDS FROM A TURF VETERAN
.1. i;. Madden, who make? many trades, an I
buy? and ?ell? is many horses In a year aa the
agenl of a streetcar company, is now the ?ol?
owner of Plaudit. He purchased Edward Brown'?
mi. r. ?t In the ' "it ye? terday,
Tn- bookmaker? were >urpri?ed ;it ttie large
amount of cash that found its ??n into tb? b<
rit:? and wai placed un Casseopta In the I
raca
Oeorge E. Smith t.ft heavllj on Hamilton ll to
win tbe third race. Smith wa? thoroughly dl>
gusted with the ?howing thai the coll mad? i
.list previous race .it Brighton. After thai r.i????
he ?aid: "I will lake 1200 for him." Samuel Hi
dreth, ?... s il present, jumi-*-.? al the offer with
the r.-Milt thai Hamilton 11 raced In \V. B. Sinks
?.t ? j esterday.
Typhoon H was look??d upon by many tnrfm?-n
a? a certain winner of the Flylni *'<*?:. M
I'. Dwyer withdrew t'leophu? and several owi i
declare?! th.-lr <--ritri.-s out of the race owing lo th?
presentee "f Typhoon II, Casseopla's ? - vlcjory
?lartb-d the talent. Casseopla wa* haclred ilowii
fr.?m 1 to 1 until 2 to 1 was th? best price .
able,
The Huguenot won the golde>n ??i>in?..ns of horse?
men yesterday owing to ais ea?y vi? tor> it. th?
: Some of the mi-n whu condemned the two
??ear old too nastily now say that ti.- i.? as i/.I a?
Henr) of Navarre w.i? at the Hum? Hg<
A meeting "f tht- Ft.-ward? ol the Jockev Club
was held yesterday at Hip track, The ch.f
Sewmyer, who r"df Marshall al Brighton, was
.. r.'-i Tin- jockey was rlgoroual) tiueatloned
by the stewards. Ta?, resull of the meeting wa?
not announc? d,
?
JOE PATCHES DOES A MILE IN" ?:02,
Readvllle, Maas., Aug, ?" A large ero? I saw a
good racing programme at Readvllle Park to-day,
the tar attraction for many i- Ing the attem
Joe Patches (2:01Vfe) to beal the world's .
rocord of 2:00^. Owing ;.' the iirisk wind that
su.;.: up the stretch tn? t r ? 11 -a.-is . l. ? 1. i >. ? ?
o'clock, and then there was still a stiff bre/gi pre?
-? that probably added one or two ?eeond
The r? tord wa? not broken, bul the lime m le wa?
fast. I in quart? r b< Int oa *ed In 0:31. half in
? ? quarters in 1:31 and th? mile In 2: .
COMMISSIONER WRIGHT FIXED.
JUSTICE SMYTH ORDERS HIM TO PAT 1180 AXI?
O.STS FOR FAILING TO RESTORE
WARDEN FALL?N.
Robert J. Wright, Commissioner .?f Corn I
by an order slit'i?-.] by Justice Bmyth in th? Su?
preme ?..un yeaterday, was adjudged t.? be guilty
,,f rontempl <>f .-"'irt in not obeying the nni. r t,.
restore John i. Fall?n to the Wardenshlp of ih?
City Prison Justice Smyth t.nc] tho Commit
SISO and cost?, an<i dlrect?*d thai a warrani be
Issued to the Sheriff to arrest Wright and lodge
him In the County Jail until the fine should be paid.
The warrant, however, is not to issue until 8? i
Fnllon was Warden of the Tombs when Mr
U'rlghl xvits appointed Commissioner of Corree
? ? He was tried on charges, and dlsn
l in de Carr was appointed Warden in Fal?
l?n'* place Fall?n ?ecured s wr,- <.f cert lorn ri t,?
review tiii- decision, ;.n,l the Appellate D
)i"i<! thai hi* removal was Illegal, ind order?
reinstatement. Thi Court of Appeals approvcl
the decision Commissioner Wright tried to e\ id?
dismissing Van de Carr by making Fall?n
warden and retaining Van de Catr .- day ?
,.f tl:. prison. Fall?n objected to thi* k ?
restoration, and the Court bus upheld him, di
daring Mr Wrlghl "guilt) of wilful conten pi of
court." Commissioner Wright will probabl) nppi ,:
fr? m Justice Bmyth's Piling.
Vor ALLOWED TO SET OFF FIREWORKS.
i:-... OVER I POMCBJ PRRMIT AT A CTTIZENa
I'XION MEETING
There was a large meeting of thi Cltlsen* '
Bl Tw My--' ' '. , : .-? I : last night A
-m ill platform hs I beer :.i i< n from th<
? t rty-t ? ? *1 ind | iced n th? aid? -a.ilk. A
: r-works ha l bet n pur h i ?
.,..??? iboul to be set ?>!T when thi poll? nt? I
Edward Henckier, the chairman ol
Indignant ai I declared thai hi had got ;? n
r :. - m Headquarters by telephon? M< isenger* ?\',;?
sen) to telephone ??? I i- i I - - again, and .i n ? -
? ?.-?? .? .- n ? ? i '. th? polic? u tin East
'i - ny fifth-at. ?tatlon Woi : ???..i- tenl thai I. ? Is
?1..II1 Dal) would bring thi m.---..?:' ai me el ?? ?I
the meeting. II?- did not supear, ind i
?1er wanted :.. ie| 'ii thi firework in; vay,
.;? was restrained Th? speaker? wer? Jame? ?;
Drown, Henry Sed g wick, Euward Thlmmi
. ;,i. .' Plummer.
? ?
Tlll\K I III. BODY is \<>T (?i I.DEXS? PPFTS.
William a .M'irr.ia, a photographer, ..f P<
l.iii'K. V.l.. with his wife ami twelve ;.-Mr old
t. r. <-.-nn.- t.? tin? .-ity yeaterda) and lookeal ,i th?
body In the Morgue ?upposed to be that of William
Ouldensuppe Murray think? that thi I
of v.'; Ham s Edward?, who was formerlj em
?.:,.y.?l by til?n and <ii utpp? ared m< tin
i . of the M irrays looked at thi body, bul failed
to make any Identification. There w-.-r.- tome
mirk?, however, on the bod? In th? M
w re Identical to tho?.i the bodj of th? n .
photographer, the mark- on ihe llngei bel
a? tl) ilk.- those thai had I. noticed
fingers of Edward* The marks on Ed? i
fingers, said Murray, were made bj thi i
In developing photograph? In vie? ..f this, Mur
r i) -.-. m,-.i certain I i thi Moi .?
vaos i...a uf a nun who had w irk? ? in a ;...:?.
praph aallora. Mis* Murray said that the flnprer
nalls were eut llko Edward?'?, which ?he had mnnl
,-nr. .1 f,,r him. A satchel which was found near
B portion of the l.o.lv will probably be shown Mr.
Murray and his family M-day. It Is said that
whi-n Edwards disappeared he had s satchel This
latchel was much worn nnd had taeen sewn by
Mum v
Th?' Murgays will he rallia as witnesses at thi?
trial of Mrs Mack ana Martin Thor.n.
? ?
.4 PBYBWIAW KILLS HIMSELF.
I DR. MCKENZIE, OF KAX?BT, TAKES A HYPO
DBRMIC IN'.II-:.'TI??N OK MOttPHINE
AND ILBBPI TO PKATM.
Dr. Walter MeKasjgJs, s practising physician of
Nanuet, committed suldde by the use of m.?r
phine nt his home <>n Thursday evening. He took
the drug in hypodermic Injection, snd sdmlnlstered
a lose SO heavy that he .ll.l not awaken from his
sleap, dying at midnight Dr. Dlngman waa called,
imt ,-.,nii ,ii. nothing lo revive the man.
It. MeKensls was about thirty-seven years old
nnd unmarried. Ha lived ?rlth an uncle snd tx\.i
aunta, a short distance from Nsnuei Village. He
was a Idlcted to the use of intoslcnnts snd drank
t. i-x.?>?-.-. He had been on i pree a ?hort time
ago bul was perfectly ?ober when he took his life.
The Rev, Mr. Cole, pastor of the Sanuel llaptlsl
?M ? ' ?'? i'eep sympa 1 ?a' for th. doctoi ind
did what he could lo induce him lo give up drink? |
,, . n i ? .? .i up :i ' .li hou -?? for
flvi d nd while 1 ere, ?>n Monday evening last,
I?r. MeKensle tried to kill himself b) severing an
arter)-, bul ; i le I.
Dr. \li*K? u - In his younger dnyi lived si
Orang? ?un Mills. Hi studied med 'lne In and
ws .' luated from Bt llevue Hospital College.
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CH I MH's ?tr CHIEF MTVLLAOH.
CAPTAIN CROSS MADE ACTING INSPECTOR
AND ACTINQ INSPECTORS BROOKS
AM? HARLET AUK SHIFTED.
Chlef-of-Pollce McCullsgh made s few changes
yesterday. His promotion on Wednesday left a
vacancy among the acting Inspectors. He filled the
vacancy yesterday by detailing Captain Adam A.
Cross, ??f the Leonanl-st, station, as acting Inspec?
tor, in charge of the Thir.i Inspection l>?stri<-t,
wiiich comprises the territory on the Baal s..i.- in?
cluded In the pre !t..'i ; from Flfth-st. to East
? -? lfthth-st, Aetli -- In ipector Mr.? .k-. ?\ ho has
h id command ..t this district, was tr mafern .1 t.? the
Fourth Inspection District, which taki i In the
\v.-t Bide from : I ?at. to Weal One-nun*
rlrvdth-st., and In lude* the Tenderloin Precinct,
a ting Insi ??? tor 11 irl? -. w h i has '?? en In ?
.- nu tram ferr? d lo the Six:!' Inspec?
tai ; ? ? ? t Chief M? Cullagh had com
- - ? comprise? th? uptown
? - Berg? .' ? Patrl? k Cos
grove ? - detailed ...-? a ?.tins ? iptaln In command
t itlon. The ehangi s went Into
it .; |i. m
?'(????f Mci'ullagh said tin- transfer? of acting tn
s?.i?irs meant no ?light upon Captnln Harlcy, bul
have bet-n rei it a change In the man?
? a i- di in ,: ?led
and thai must of th? detectives del il.ed In I hat pr? -
eini'l recul Ph : .... .i l een report?
n i ? 11 "i ? m m ne mo i ??>! out .?f
? soon, ' 'hli I Mc< 'ullugh deellni ?1 to
?ay anythlniji aliout thi report* ;: il Acting Inspec?
tor tVIlrli-n would he --Li iway from the Detective
, He li not egp? et? d to announce m
. i his orders.
\dnm A. f'ros* \x.is appointed to the force 0 I
ber IG, IS"4?. H?- was m '? a captain De ember I.
'- ?' h I? mini accused of cor?
ruption bx-fori th? Les mmittee In the sum
mi r of ISM t'ross was tl J ? ?re I he Polio? II-, ird
: i. j i ? t in r... by the k? ??|x ?
some disorderly houses in th-' Eleventh Pre?
11" was dismissed In Autnist. In March, ISS
was reinstated by ?'-?? courte, S rebuke being id
i li-ri'il to th? I? '. " ''ommlssl 'ti.Ts ?'
Ing him on tbe evld? net hmltted < 'ross ??
lawyer Im in I lolned the for?*e. He Is related to
; '.- wif? "?' ? X-l '.'.x ernor V "X<. ? r.
CONDITIONS OX BARREX ISLAND.
REPORT OF THE HEALTH INSPECTOR WHO IN
VE8TIOA1 ED C? 'MPLAINTS.
? ;tor John W, Phillips, of tu.e Board of
H? M ;. who, at the requ. u of Commti
George B. Powler, who Is siso s member of the
Statt B ard oi Hi th. ?*ent to Barren Islat I on
Vugusl 22 to Investit nee? which ive
? ? : . ? t by the resident? of Rock
: '? e) , -' .nd, ma I? h reporl to Dr
yesterday aften ren In
thi pntranee t.? R kaway Inl? t, ai I I? ?. parati 1
from ?. i narro? channel. About
? - ? . ? ? IIvlng on thi
? - ? I their
? ? . ?? ?Ing five esta ? The
E Prank Fertl lz< r i 'ompnny, the Ii irren I I
Fi rtj Izi r, : he Br i klj n . ?flfal Co ictor, the Ni w
Vork ???:'.. .i ?? I the U inltary I'tillsati? n
? 'ompnny.
Tl. ts are on Ihe i a -t in - ore
I. The remalndci ind b. long?
estate I'. \\ hite A Hoi
I l|?-'- n por: di mil? a nun
:. . ? - ? . I he va ri est a hi is h men I
on i H? ? re? t hat mme i f the
? . m il t a I.
: ? ? ng off off? |vi odora, arises fr in
Be | ITensive m.t ?ter
larged into th? There x\ ,.- not ?
rorki of lhe X? \x ^..: -.
; ind ext? naive Improv.
ling* ..f the Sanit?r) I'tlll?
. ? which will materially reduce tl...
When 1 ? ? planl of this ? o mpany
, ? ? ? ?? there will ?? i ?? e for complaint.
"xvl- r XVill ; : ? -? : . ? I ? ;
- . ? Hoard if Health
-.' ', . hel l In the early part >f next moi
thai prompt m? i ?? r.ik.-n
n ?? refi rr.-l to in the r.'i...rt.
FEW TYPHOID AXD MALARIAL CASES.
THE HI ?LTH BOARD'? SANITARY gfPERISTEXD
E.N1 s \1 ? 1 HERE ARE SO MORE THAN
? IHMER TE IR?.
I ir. Roberts, Banll n Superb t? dei I of the New
York Health Board, waa^een i.\ n Tri i i reporter
. ? ? . ?.? .? gai I to th? ? ! ? ,'i lem
, | \,,,, ,- in Fifth and M ? ind ?if
i in pars. ,c Dt l: ?? rti denied th
? ear were mor? meroui than In pre
? ? wi ? l( -i ding August '.'l. he
rom i
?: week last
\, ,. ,-, i ,,' -\ phol 1 ' ? thei ?.?? re nine , ?? -,
ist y? "t it"!- rt?
r? <ort? i ??
ol f? ver with i??? n
city. ___#
A GEXERAL STRIKE AVERTED.
TWO BIO ClaOAKMAKIXa FIKMI CONCEDE THEIR
i;\il'l.' iYES t ?' MAN'i'S I.Kss THAN
TW? ' TH? '''s INP X? >W OUT.
-;-.,. ronferenct htld yesterday between Meyer
t0 , g , . ... ., manufacturer?, ol Tw?
I -rji illua St. m A. i 'n., of v
|., , ? Rosen Im rg and Ho enthai,
of the i ? Ited Brol ? i h< od .?: Cloak
-, ,i i itlsfactorll) !" the ' itt? r.
The um nrm? agre d to ci mplj with the demands
n, ,,;,. ., on thi m, and In thl wa) two add I
victories were scored for the Brotherh.1 of
Cloakmak? i -
_c, ,, ? |. Rosenberg of the Cloaktn ,l;.-rs' I'nlon
r, ,?.?!,.; lust nlghl settlement? In the following
additional ?hops; Horos its A ' "o . No 23 I ather
*? one hundred and fifty
IV ?-..'?!., V ' -, ?:,,
i i n, of No. :??*
I' ? \. -.ih-st . ? t:?:? >
Urol of No. IOS Kaist Hi
a-av ? ? ;- ?' '' : ' ' ' ' ' ': '? ?lio
v. m. nt* woiil?! probahl) be
, Ihe ?hi |>f of Jull Bl .,t N...
".'T |;t..., .? ??? ? : ? ? I ' nil Fried
,,, ,,. |{, . ,- llroatlwit) and Prlnr? -st . em
'r'"' . ,, ?.
. i f t.. v n - Brothers, o?
Ko' 114 h ' ' '" ' ?' '" 'I '""' - v
f ?ur? wit? <* ?'"., ol No. 7? Mcr
...-,. ? ? i r., Inn i.i -t nlghi It
lei] that th? i" '??-? '?? now li ? ?? than two
t the lonkmakor* i n ?trtke. and th?
that -ill v..mid lie at work
los? ot n? it v ., i. , ? incr? is? i wages,
ISSEMBLYMAA" IDDIH REXOMIXATED.
;.?. ? -, t ;.:.r l" T !'!? IN IT rXAJI
? N T f.
i'...a.- S V . \ ?-' Ti The !:? I Put
.initiated Knw r* ti \v. Ad
11 ? Bres ter a ill lai i. ' i -r A
. Frank -Veils, of Br? ?r, foi County
,:? ? John f l "? ? ? : ' larri? i wai noml
? : ? fl .. riff. .: i .1 1'. nett i ithai .. o|
County J ..?? wili
.'. ai : ' !.. ? ? ? ' .,--:!. .:'?.;.
. . elected I .-????'? '..- J.I' (?I I HlVI n
'
?
THE o'/',', CLUB'S CELEBBATIOX.
Th? '.- i Ig? ' 'i lb "' the KXVIIIth Asm mbl] 11|.
ti annu il out i i Hull
II.i. I. in l?:.. i I'.itk '
? ? nina. Mr i..-::.. ara
i.i ., boa ? r m hotii hi ? i ...
He remained I watch
t malt?
? ? i . ? ' .
I , : . !!? tl.- I ......
i :..- ndi ?<? ho ii i )i mon d t.ini i'-, i ?mlng
, a't. r him,
I. ???? i - u- it ? t.. ? I-..-.1 from Ben a toi Platt i
Lauterp? , i ir? i on ml? ?loiu-i Rl : m ,_, ur
Strong and CotoMl Ui-orijt, jl tii...:..
MORE SIC?R8I0N8 FOR BUYERS.
NEW TERRITORY IN THE SOUTHEAST
OPENED TO THE MERCHANTS'
ASSOCIATION.
The Merchants' Association of New-York Is open?
ing up fresh territory for 'ts activity In the South
and the West. Its secretary received word yester?
day that the railroad lines that nre members of
tli" Southeastern Passenger Association ha?l off.-red
one-fare rates from HI.hinon.l Washington and
Norfolk to New-York and return, irnnil for thirty
dajra from lbs dati ?>. sale, the aelllng ?lays to bo
from September 1 to Scpt.-nthcr 4 Inclusive.
Thei'rotnxvell Line of st<?a?n?rM also announced
y.s'.rilay morning that It would Issue Merchants'
Association excursion tickets from Qalvaston to
N.xv-York nn?l return for M each, this arrange?
ment t?. ?... into effect on Wednesday, September t.
and ... apply to steam-rs ?ailing from New-Orleans
for New-Tort on Beptembei l. I, It, B and 2??. good
on the return trip by the steamers salting tr.,m
New-York to New-Orleans on October .'. I, l?'.. '.'S
.m,I M inclusive, the tickets being first-class In
evry respect, and entitling the holder? n..t only to
me.'iis and puss;.?.', bul t.. ? itateroom. The Mer?
chants' Association has .?n its li--t as non-realdent
mein liera nearly s thousand merchants from Texas,
Louisiana and other States west of those points.
The visitors from the Hr.-t Bertas of excursions,
which were from August 7 to l" Inclusive, t'r..m
Joint Train.- territory, are still visiting the rooms
..- the association and registering. They all report
improved conditions In their r?-sp.-ctiv localities,
and all appear t<> be pleased xxith their experiences
thus far in New-York.
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RAIDS OS ALLEGED BUCKET-SHOPS
DETECTIVES PROM HEADQUARTERS MAKE
ARRESTS IN TWO PLACES.
The polie, yesterda) afternoon made raids on two
alleged buck t-shops, The flrsl raM was made on
tic establishment of McMillan, In the Laord'a Court
Building, at Wllllam-st. and Exchange Place. The
raid v..,.-. planned snd executed by Detective
Sergeant Wade, of the Central Office, who had
been al work on both casea f'.r some time.
Wade determined yesterday that he had secured
sufficient evidence t.. warrant the desce?? on the
place, which Is on the twelfth Boor ?-r the build?
ing, it was srrai ged that the rai.i ?hould I .ke
pi. ,'t i o'clock in th" afternoon, the t.iisi..?<t I
time i-. th.- eatabllahment of McMillan. Though '
th?- place has been under surveillance f'.r - oms
time, th ? members .?f the Arm snd the employes
were not ax?, ire >.f it
just before the hour sgreed?upon Detective?
Berg? .nt Wade and s number of detectives entered
the si.,.p and took positions In it previously as?
signed to them. AI Hie time of the entl n ce ..f the
policemen there were fifty or n,..r.' persons stand?
ing about engaged In the usual business of the
office. At a Kix?-n ilgnal the ..iii,?rs placed the
manager and i i> rk under arr.-st and lelaed all
th? i,',,,'K' No resistance wai made to the oil
The am t . ius? d th? treat, i i ? lenient and the
person* Inside attempted to maki their escape,
!..; xA.-r.' prevented b) the detectives standing
guai'I at the door,
Robi ?' a Atnmon, wh ?. it is laid, was the insti?
gator .,;' thi i: s. i>. ,,n prosecution some months
.?il.'.>. was bustling around the room hatleaa ind
- ?*hen the raid was made He was arrest?
ed when it: the act ,f pausing dips ;" ?> tele?
graph opera toi He Inslated that a great mistake
had !..-? n m. de He aid that he xx.- t a lawyer, i id
had |usl drop|iet1 In t?> use the telephone,
["his did not suffice with Wade, who had
been ii thi plaei many time? it..l hud seen Vmmon.
Those arrest?! were William McMillan, one of
the allepeil proprietors . f thi ?hop; .x.i-tt (?oslln,
.le 1-:. S I ?can
iffalr; .;??!' t.. ? man, Wl II itn Ward, teh -
operator, ? ;' No 2.581 Eighth ave.; fl.orge M ?
nth-st.;
S.imii". I'r.- 't'i.iii. ,. p? tat?, r. .?t No 1,182 8.
i ? . Jam? - Coi In, ?? > : k, of So. i 6 W esl ?
hunilred-iind-twenty-rlfth-si . John J. Ho?*e, clerk,
..f No. 28 Montaxue-st., Brooklyn; Join Dowlmg.
. ;,!. r.| : ,i ? , :' ?o. 171 Kast Slxty-thii
? i.-. . ',. op 'i itor, of No 365 i lud: n ?t.; Al
fn ' Print . operator, of No, 187 Ra*i Thlrd
thlrd-st.: William Hayes, messenger, <f No. 7 Si
Mark's I'lnce; Joseph Huber, clerk, of No : i
Bight.v-sccond-st . .1 T. Smith, clerk of No 220
\\ : nughhy-st., Brooklyn, and Joseph Jones, ..?..-r
at, r ..f No. 215 West < ne hundred-an.i-twenty
.. th-st.
; ? prison, rs wi re i II arm l| ned in the ('
Street i''in; ..n the charge of violating r}< ". >n ?51
..f the Penal Coile, In mn gambling
place Ammor., Hoslln. Ebermnn ind McMillan were
held In ll.OOfl ball each foi examination on Monda)
n. \i The others arrested wen discharged, Magis?
trate ?'..rn.ll being of the opinion thai thi evi?
dence against them was Insufficient to secure a
conviction
Th.- uptown raid uns at No, 1.263 Broadway. This
Is a small eatabllahment, -;,i not man? pei
were In It at the tine of the raid. Th ?se ir
rested at thi* nines wer.- T, <; Hlbbons, manager,
Of No H\ ' ? Flfty-thlrd-St. ; Thomas K? any,
shoemaker, ? the same address, and John
Foley, taile-.*. , !' operator. No :::;? Rlghth-St.,
Brooklyn Olbl nd Renny ?'ere held li :i iW
hi each for examination Monda) n>-\; and Foley
was ,i;-,-haiT.-d.
PIEB VDMBERS Ta GIVE PLACE TO \ l Ml>'.
AN IMPROVEMENT gCOORSTEP I/5NO AOO
,f)OPTED AT? LAST UV THE IKX'K BOARD,
Tii?- man) t':?.rs along the river front? will so u
ntclally known b> the names associated with
the streets nenr them. This system will do a? ly
with the confusing numbers, new and old, In use
it> reeenl j? ars.
About fifteen months ago the New-York Board if
Ti : and Transportation called th? attention of
the Dock 1?.-|-irtm. at o the need for this change.
: ,: l aside for futur? coi I !
ritly. on th? motion of I 'ommls
?lon? r O'Hrlei ? .. |. ? :?: eferred th? ?uggestion
to Bun? i ml nd? nt Uw.! H< has sli ? r? port<nl
in favor ' :' the change being m i I? . .."?! th? :
' ?
The Ne? -Vork Board of Trade ind Ti u ;
lion .ti a letter to Superintendent Atw.I showed
cle trl) ? ? ? ? . old wa) ot umh ring th? ,
wa? extremely confusing to the majority of people
who desired to Pind them. I'nder the nea
ti m. It will in t..*?ary to tliid the street? to
tu ?! th? plet -.
After the idoptlon of Mr Atwood'l plai b?
Ii l: Boanl Mr On 'n, the D? partm? i t'* chl? :
engineer; Mr Terry, the ??-ere tar i of the Depart?
ment, >??: Superintendent v? ?: wer? appointed
a commute? to .der and elnhorati the plan
further, nn! ' ' '"? Ide upon the t me? to be
given . n h of Ihe pi ?? umd I ' ? tem.
Th" member? of th? Board ol Trad? and Trans
tlon ind in rehnnti In general ar? much
the n dopt I a. .t th? pi in, and they h
lleve that in future ?mi -h time und annoyance will
??e vu.-.1 to i,i;.;.i-. whose tru k drivers, when
green at the buslm ?s, ? ften gel ! .st while looking
for a certain pier Mistakes frequently hapt i
also because some of the piers, hoi in the East
ai .. North rlv* i ?, I ave th? - ime numb? rs
At :? :? v.: meel ng ?' "? Dock Board yester?
day bid? were opened for the removal of the old
pier at Oansevoort-st. Ther? were ?even bidders,
and tii.ntraoi ws? awarded t.. Iv Sanford Ross,
a-hose bid v. ?- *?'?.;>?'*?. Plan? for mother recreation
pier, near chrlstopher-st., were ?pf roved by the
Commissioners, and Mr. Kendall, the architect,
a-a* directed t., amend th? : n - of the West
Fiftieth-?!, pier to provld? storage room for plants
and other perishable property ol th? Department,
?
UXDERGROl XD TROLLEY CHAXGES.
(iENERAL COLLIg TO TRT TO COMPEL THE
METROPOLITAN AM? THIRD AVENUE
RAILaHOAO '"Mi'AN'lK.s Tn AGREE.
General Colll?, Commissioner of Public Work?.
ve a hearing jrestepla) Involving a ?'hang.- of
.. power for the Forty-second Street, Ma
tanvllle and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway Company
and the Metropolitan Street Rallwnj Compan, and
the laying ol >n lita In the thoroughfan s trav
. . presidenl Ullas and hi? i itinsel, William II
i...,. i[ and an engineer ol t?." Third-,iv .?).?
,.'?'. oi which the i ori) ?< ;ond?sl rollrou 1 Is ..
, ,,,' ?,.,-.. ?,i.-. m The Metropolitan compnn)
V ,? unr? i f ?. tn-.l. Ellhil It" a and W C \\ i.itn->
; , ,. ? ,,:,, ?dj .,i,,,. ,i. . and : r?test? I on I
compan) us ilnst the granting ol the appli?
cation "n the ground that th? car* of the Forty
?,.id-?t. Une ?..''..i run over the Metroj
,.,,., . any'? tru? k? at ?I? dltT? '? ' dnts, and would
mti-rfer? ?Im the compan) ? tiattl If tin- change
;: motlv? , "-. i ???? n. h General Coins'?
i ,, usltlon thai both - >mj i ? use the name
on Vmsterd im- ive. from S? venty Hr?l I I -
,,.,.. hundr? i and twenty Hflh ?I wa? also opposed
In Mr Whttne) und Mr It- ?l on the ?ame ground
\VI , n tht hearing oi> tu-d, Mr Page, on tn half
. .. p, |r . mpanj. ?old that the com
;; wmntt ,,, .... .,,: (Jeneral Collls'i proposition
,i, ,, -,.mi mle? ?h - - ?? - "'?? tracka In
An --.'riU'i, lvi If tht Mi " ?
? i,, ;,t ugr? ?-in. m from ?i.i h it could m?t
from Ml H.".t. however, .-aid
,,, ,, ' ,,,, ,,,:,.; my could n"t even consl 1er the
? ii'ruin? said he would compel the two com
.',... ? ks II he had Hi. pow. t.
!,, ! h- would ask the i pinion of th? Corp.
?. ,,' ? - i ,-.?. t t., r? a-- i...in ;- rmlt? If
the ? .m.- "
:,' .,,. ..'. ,n time hi would grant the M-t#..:
'"'j;;,, 'a permission to . i. ing? Its
r li th.il iv? nu?
il, .,. proti 'isl) ?g ilnst tl
cliion but nls argument did not ?flfe I I :
?'?""
?n .. hi itlti- ? ?- ? U -? ' '? "?''' "?'*? 1 uesdny.
. , ? from the i 'orporailon Coun?< I I?
,...?.,'-. ,,. n . I)
/ , \i h i/ ni Wll I I I If S'ORR.
The fun-ral of Willi un Vor. the well-known
.,, writer, ?? . ? '" : i l hi? home, N
t , yesterd .. .'[.in.i Thi ?
, | . ?.gel) ittended, man) ..f the b. -t
known n? w?| i|-1 men In the city being pr?
T . i , Walter I' Hentlejr, rl ir of Eft Mark*
Ihe EplBcopaI service for the dea.
to the ? i.i...', d St Fl ??
l'ut.d. Umg ltt.aiiid. ?nd cremated.
7701/7; NEWS.
prominent ARRIVALS AT Till: ROTELS.
CAMBRIDOB?Dr. OtKrrge i?. Travis, of Wash?
ington. FIFTH AVENUE?Marvin Hugbltt, Presi?
dent of the Chicago and Korthsrestern Railway
Company. MARLBOROITGH?Thomas I.. Thomp?
son, of California, ea?Mlnlster to Brazil. MURRA1
HILL?Senator .los.-ph MulUn, of Watertown, N. V.
NORMANDIE Kx-S-nat ir David B. Hill, of Al
l.iny. WALDORF?Count A. Dessowffy, of Aus?
tria. WINDSOR Lord snd Lady Glencoe. of
Can id i.
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*??-i?iT 13 GOING ON TO-DAY.
Am.Veur Athletic t'nlor. championship games,
Manhattan Field, 2:31 p m.
?'onev Island Jockey Club ra*.>s, Shccpshcad Hay.
2:30 p m
Brooklyn Yacht citth regatta, f?ravc?end Bay,
Bicycle races at Newark and Flushing.
Jamea McCreery ,v Co ?tu'lng Club ?-ames, i"*ol
lege Point, Long Island.
Music In Central I'ark by "th Headmen: Hani, 4
p. m.
? ?
new-York crrr.
.Toel W. Hopper, fifty-five vea rat old. of No IM
West Blxty-fint-st., an engineer at the Arsenal li*. '
c.?ntral Park, dropped dead at Flfty-nlnth-st snd
Flfth-ave at 1*30 o'clock yeeterday afternoon Th?
. -i~.- ..f death trti heart dlaease. Hopper hnd
been on duty yesterday, and ai 7. ovio.-k com- j
plained of feeling ill li" had tl irted *o walk home '
xvh.-n the en.) came.
The annual meetlnc of th" stockholders of the |
Fifth Avenue Coach C mpany, which was to hnv?
been held at noon yesl rday in the rooms of Peck
ham. Warner Si Strot".- ,t No 111 Broadway, was
adjourned until September ?I at nv?n.
When the Kormannls arrived ,.?-, Tuesday dis
monda alh*-ged -.. ? ,? worth 110.000 were s? iz? -l by
cust.?mi Inspectors from R? i Herts, ? passenger,
They were returned to her y?
proved thai thej bought by her In this
country, and had h en n ise bj her here.
The Mayor yesterdaj reapi ,;t.'.,l as school in
ipectora Mm Charle? Smith, of No. w> Hro<.m"-st.,
and l?r. P \v Cremln ?f N" MU Lexlngton-ave.
On the recommendation of Assistant District-At?
torney Mitchell, Judge McMahon, In the Court of
General Sessions, yesterday discharged on ht? o*rn
? canee Charles A. Johnson, ir.?li?-rr-<i for
manslaughter On July **. ism, Johnson shot and
killed Michael I- Lehmaler, of No. t.? West Thlrty
tiftli-st. Johnson Is Mrs. (.ehmaler'i brother, and
shot Lehmaler In protecting his slater against her
hnsl.i.i.d
Th.? nnmi.nl onttne and mnonllcht excursion of
the Alumni Asso I itlon of the College of Pharmacy
of this city will take place 0?i Beptember S, The
p|easure-Bi 'kers xvill he taken bj ? -?? mer to
Point View Island, on Long Island Bound.
1 LI.EOED KID v t PPERS DISCB l RGED.
TUR VARRYS WERE REALLT TOVSQ IfADAN'S
PROT?"TORfl AND Ot'ARDIAXS,
Captain Bchmlttberger's alleged kidnappers were
discharged in the Torkvllli Police C in yesterday
The boy, Er ? V dai fifteen years old, of South
Bralntree, Mass., xv!>.? ran a? ly from th-- Btat?
Primary School of Massachusetts, again lold his
?tory In court yesterday morning, snd Magistrate
?'ran., decided that the Vareys, who were iup
poaed to have btsen the hoy's kldn.ipp.-rs. were
r. illy hi* preservers, and they were discharged.
The prisoners were Jame? Varey and his wlfi
Grace They had been living at No. Ml West
Flfty-nlnth-st. with the hoy, and If was bUppOSed
at first that they had kidnapp?.1 him.
The fad of the boy being xvitii the Vareys, who
in gypsies, came to the attention of ?'ap*.un
Schmlttberger, of the West Forty-seventh-st. il ?
lion, and he made an Investigation. ? ?
8chmlttberger thought thai h? had learned ?
to place the Vareyi under arrest, and they hrere
taken t.? court yesterday morning.
The Vareys all the wlitle protested that they had
kepi the ? I 11 ' ? hi* own request. Tl ey
?' nred that something would happen to him If they
let him go, and as he appeared anxioui to stay
with them th? y I? ; him
Agent Watson, of the 'l.rrv society, laid ysater
VI ? te t'r m.-, in the Yorkvllle
thai tie could find n. ?- lei ?? that the Vareyi
had kidnapp, d th. hoy They could not be ch
i ? thai Time. The boy had told a plausible
: -?.. saying ihm he had run sway from the
Btat? Primary School, at. Palmer. Mass., and I
. ', i ! |olne?i th? gypsies i* he wanted to travel
with thi m agi said that he belli
?? t the Vareys had done the boy s klndm
? ?i him.
Mn ri tri t? Crane said that he was of the same
i there s I? n< e ngalni i I *
Var?v* hi discharged then Thi bov ?a* given to
. ol ? ' .? t r\ ?oclety, and xa 111 be sent back
to the institution In Massachusetts
MB. '? 1V COTT OX I Torn.
Postmaster Van Cott spent Thursday ev?-nlnir In
making s tour of the ml station? on the west side
.,' the city. The r.-snlt of h,s visit **as very siti.
fi-?,.r\. snd everywhere the ofllc? were In good
working ihape The Postmaster said yesterdav
moa'nlng that the report of the special commission
appoint, d to Investigan tl congested coi
,f the business st the General Poatofflce suggested
the erection t the ihed at the north? end I I
pustofl i thi mosl practical way <??' relieving
thi? trouble The repon also suggest* that more
assistance might be afr ?rded the clerk? and mall
handlers In the General PoBtofflee by the Railway
Mall Service. The work of the superintendent of
mallt I* 'poksn of In terms of high pralae, ind the
mmi -loners sex' that the work Is as xx-.-li han?
dled as the preset t facilities of the office will per?
mit.
?? ?
LEGACIES T<) MISSIONARY BOARDS.
The avili of Bailie Paul, who died <>n August t,
was filed f.-r pr? bat ? In the Surrogate's ofBci yes?
terday. According to the papera, >ljg lefi |17 ??
In personal property, of which 1600 is given to the
Rev. Stephen W, Dana In recognltl? n of his effort*
In taking charge of her financial affairs. To the
Women'? Home Mission Hoard of the Presbyterian
Church und th-* American Hoard of Commis?
for Foreign Mission* of the Congregational ('
.,r. left ?uma of tl.500 each.. The residue >.f the
. tat? goes to h. r slst.-r. Lucy P. Blgelow.
? ? -
STEEBAGE BATE To GERMANY REDUCED.
The North ?'..-rman Lloyd Bteamshlp Con
ha? reduced th.. storage rates on Its vessels from
Bremen to this port. The passenger r.ne in the
steerage of the faster steamships of the line xx.is
formerly MS80, and this has been reduced to *:?>'....
. ?lower steamship? th? rate wa? f:u. and It I?
At th? offices of th.? Une, S .. Z Bowling Oreen, it
wis ?aid yeaterday that the reduction was made
?Imply to ie iure ?? readjustment .?f businesi by th?
different iteamship eomrti dei The ne? rates
went Into effect on Wednesd ly.
Ar.nounrar.ert*.
Henry A. Daniela, M. D?
72 XS'a.t BS1I ?it
i Imrntrmant? of tli? Niraou? .s? ?tain, ?nl ?11 importaal
<???<?._?surs* tel ' ?
Th.??.* ?"hi? seek relief from pain and weakness
Y irk? - ' '??'-' Totilr
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With the end ol the Summer comet
the end of early closing.
To-day ?s the last day.
With the end of Summer come
thoughts of Fall wearables.
We're readv with everything.
Clothes, shoe?, hats and furnish*
ings.
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Prlne? tad Broadway,
tVarre? *n?i n- ?
Thirty a*eond un! !!-' l?mtf.
^Tariff of 1897
FULL TEXT OF THE PINO?
LEY BILL.
Rates Compared with those
Of the Wilson Bill.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRIBUNE.
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