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I MURDERED IN A CHUKCH.
!L TOLICEKAN SMITH KILLED BY A
MW1 BUBOLAB IN Til mil OTHBET.
IK t TbUr H Brakea Inla taa Chnreh af the
(Wj'k Itedaemcr unit rirrd at tha rallceinan
'm Scarehla-r far lllm-lln VTaa Caught by
W Ci-and ana Threatened "lib l.inrhlac.
H Pollcemnn Fred Smith of tho East Fifth street
.m ' station wns ahot and Almost Instantly killed last
H ' night at midnight by Frrd Meyer, a burglnr,
jjH who had' entered the Church of tho Holy Ho-
Mw I dcenior on Third street, between Aveulie A and
IB; ' v Avenue D,
,B&V J Merer had forced his way Into the church,
," and, while roaming about Inside, touched off a
, K' burglar alarm, which sounded In the house of
I the Pests, which Is just back of the church,
B - Ono of tho priests heard It, and setting a po-
ty . lice whistle ran to the window.
ymt. He blew It vigorously and Policemen Smith
and William A. Conklln both heard it. They
iflp ran to the prests' houao and were let In by
jB) them. Tlionco thoy proceoded to tho church.
It It was dark Inside, but by means of candles
J Ml- ami matches they itroprtl nbout thoroughly ex- i
IIV plorlnR It. They found no one, and no traces of
MP burglar.
';: '. There wns still the school back of tho church,
', which runs thruugh and faces on Fourth street.
Mjfc " , Bmlth led the way Into this building, followed
j? 1 7 a number of priests and tholr attendant.
HJ They mounted to tho first floor, and still there
-HRfi vas no sign of an Intruder,
DP' Smith waa always In tho load, and while the
others wero peering about In the big school-
'I V room on this floor Smith entered a room which
M T faced on Fourth street. He had a candlo In his
ir Scarcely had ho opened tho door when Conklln
Hi and tho priests heard two pistol shots, a groan,
jk . and tho sound of a heavy fall.
Hu In another second thero came to them tho
IF patter of running feet nml tho crash of breaking
JU glass. Conklln drew his revolver and dashed
''ft' forward.
,lk As ho pushed open tho door he saw a figure
,'JlJH disappearing through tho window, carrying
,'jJKy part of the frnmo with It.
Vji' Conkl n Jum cd for tho window. Tho figure
T was running toward Avenue A. Across tho
'H st 'treet stood a number of men.
I HI y "Stop hint I" yelled Conklln, and the men
B started In pursuit.
I The fugitive brandished a jimmy In one hand
' 1, and a revolver In tho otbor, but this did not
W stop the men.
A They sprang utmn the man, knocking him
1 down. Charles Technor got his arms around the
lift burglar's arms and Max Smith took the burg-
I lar's revolver nwny.
Hendricks wrenched the Jimmy from the
. burglar's hsnd, striking the burglar on thehead,
I causing the blood to flow.
Charles Veltio of 105 East Fourth street came
;. along and rendered assistance, helping to hold
I J tho burglar until a policeman arrived.
' Policeman Smith was found lying upon the
floor unconscious, his face covered with blood.
An examination showed that one bullet bad
', struck him In the m uth, breaking several of
hls teetr, ard passing through his head, coming
out at the base of his skull.
While one of the priests was administering
tho lost rites of the church to the Injured man
IS Smith breathed his last.
Tho prisoner was taken to the station house,
J followed by a blr crowd, many of whom threw
stones at him and made efforts to get hold of
him.
I The crowd kept shouting: "Lynch hlml Kill
Jl him!"
' V The noise made by the crowd as they neared
I the police station attracted the police reserve
squad and the crowd was driven away.
When the prisoner was arraigned In the sta
, . tlon bouse before the Sergeant's desk Capt.
:' Herllhy questioned him.
Tho prisoner admitted that he had gone Into
tho church to steal, and shot at Smith intending
to scare him. not knowing at the time that
Smith was a policeman.
" He further said that he got Into the church at
' , 7 o'clock In tho ovcnlng, and hid himself there
T until he believed it was safe for him to begin
work.
. I Policeman Smith was married and resided at
I 07 Avenue A. He had gone on duty at mid
B night. He had been a member of the force for
ft fifteen years.
1COLV3tniA CANE BVSU SCOBE ETEN.
Practical Victory af the rreshraen Over tha
Sopbonom.
After one of the best and most evenly con
tested cane rushes the present Columbia men
. have ever seen, the freshmen held their cane
from tho sophomores at Columbia Oval, Wll
: Uamsbridge. yesterday, and finished with a
score of 13 to 13. This is a practical victory for
the freshmen.
r The hundred freshmen went to the oval an
hour before the sophomores. They stripped to
the waist and put big black ink dabs on their
backs and on tho backs of their hands. Then
they creased their bodies snd faces with vase
lino and put resin on their palms.
At a quarter to 5 o'clock the two classes lined
up in tho big circle formed by tho upper class
Vt men in tho centra of tho field. The freshmen
held tho cane. They were banked up behind ten
of their strongest classmates. Directly opposite,
ten feet distant, wero the sophomores, ninety In
number. They a e about the brawniest set of
men in college. Each class guve a yell and big
Gal! Carter called time. Like a human catapult
the sophomores charged down upon the cane.
Quicker than a wink the 160 young wnrrinrs
became a struggling, writhing mass. Finally,
, by a rolghtv effort, the freshmen leaders cot
possession of the cane and started on a dead run
to the other end of the field. Rut tho sopho
mores were on them again in a second
and the Homeric contest was resumed.
When time was finally called none of the com
batants would stop. It took just fifteen minutes
J to break up the struggling mass of human flesh.
Then the men on the cane were counted. Aftor
about twenty minutes' reckoning the officials
, announced that the following had attained the
, , unspeaknblo honor of being canemen:
'.; t Sophomores Jack McKey, ( ane, J. B. Moon,
l I , Turner, Franco. Johnson, Coan, Lum, Hawks,
i ' t Knapp, Duden, How and Edwards. Total, tblr
! T teen.
IB Freshmen Kinder. C. F. Moore, Wise, Tlruce,
" Thorwald, Qulnn, Donnellan. Walte. Mapes,
,1 Bradsbaw, Grace, Jackson and Myer, Total,
If. thirteen.
-jl .Victor Manes, "02. wo referee. O, H. Carter,
I 07; C. H. Elmer, '90, and P. F. Longocre, '08,
. ,lcic'' M Judges and timekeepers.
U The feature of tbo struggle is that no man was
, really hurt.
, Was This Man Ulllad br a Train I
" The headless body of a man was found on the
Harlem Hallway track at Clareraont last night.
The trunk wns nude and no clothing could be
found. lhs pollen, however, think the body Is
that of a tratkwalker who had been dragged
along the track by a train until bis clothes wero
torn off.
The Waatbar.
.11 U The hnrrlcani which waa on the coast waa forced
j.JJ southward by an araaof high prtsiure over tbe lake
iMkL regions and tbe New England Statu. IU centre yf
flJHH terday was orer tbe ocean a comlderable distance to
WM tbe eut of tbe aouth Atlantic rout. The norm waa
vHT decreasing In force, although high wlndi continued
VWi In tbe morning on the middle Atlantic coait and rain
W waa falling In aoutbern New Jeraey and Virginia.
ME, ' Clearing weather set In orer the other part of the
UW I Atlantis States. Italn waa falllug In tbe states bor-
'M. derlng tbe eaatern Kooky Mountain! s heavy rain was
,'H) reported In feouth Dakota, Nrbraaka, Kaniu, and
'M Texaa. Talr weather In the central States.
'Si " w" decMe11y colder In tbe Northwest. Froit
mtV "" reported In Iowa, Mluourl, and southern Illinois.
mj'i In Ihla city the day waa fairs hlgbeit oftlclal tempera-
f ure 08', loweit 68'i ateraje humidity 67 percent.)
Mil wind northerly, average velocity IB rallea an houri
111 barometer corrected to read to aea level at 8 A. U.
WM 9k 80.00, 3 p. u. ao.oi,
I W The tbermonieter at the Dnltad States Weather Bu-
V ",u "S'a'ered the temperature yesterday aa follows:
X Ml J P 'biJ'h ' S5 60-1 8P.M. ...6U 3'J-
( A r 81'M... ..i. 60 It! mid.. ...... D3- ill'
m JL waainsoTos roar-ciai roa wEDxurnr.
mVjP ""' K"a ''dniMl .utrn .Veto VorJt, fair; va-
MWA rlable u-indi.
Vmmf For eattern Tentujlvanla and New Jersey, gen-
IfH erallr falrt threatening weather on the coaati north-
Jmwi eaitrrlr wlndi.
M) For tho District of Columbia, partly cloudy weather;
IH northerly wlnli.
IH' I ,FCr, D''"T,rc' """tenlng weather and rain, proba-
MM I Wy clearing In the alternooni nortbeaaterly loda.
M1 -w ...!' 51,711"1' ''' Preceded by threatening
mmn3L 0"htrlytBortherl7nlnas.
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BTBAirDBD OrrOAPX BBHMT.
A Vassal, lasod ta Ba a raaaenger Measssr,
tn Peril.
Nortrot.K. Vs., Oct. 2U.-A vessel stranded off
Cape Henry nt 10:20 o'clock to-night Is sup
posed U bo a passenger steamer. Sho Is resting
fairly easily and Is not very likely to go to pieces.
Only tho most nieagro details hnvo been re
ceived bore. Tho life-saving crew And It Impos
sible to launch t clr botts through the heavy
surf, but should tho ship go down they
have manned tho slioro apnaratus preparatory
to rendering; Iromedlnto assistance with the
breeches buoys and tho llfo car. Efforts are
being made to get tugs from Norfolk and Old
Point to tako off her passengers.
FOOTBALL COST UtS l.irK.
Vouaa Haaebe'a SteeU Waa Broken In m Herlaa.
mace Its Lived Two Pais.
Tho first fatal football accident of the local
season happened on Sunday at Astoria to An
drew Hascho. 10 years old, of 1S0S Avenue A,
Now York. His neck was broken in a scrim
mage Until yestorday morning Hascho was
conscious, though paralyzed. Then he lost con
sciousness, nnd dlod nbout 0 o'clock.
As Is usually the case In serious football acci
dents, tho Injured player was a member of a
"scrub" team, which played a stylo of gamo
nioro llorco than scientific. Hascho was playing
left tackle for tho Malcom Athletlo Club team,
an cloven that hns little tlmo for training or
practice. The team went to tho grounds ln
Woolscy's Woods to meet tho Holy Cross Ly
ceum's eleven. The play was heavy and loose,
and there was little Interference, so that tho
runner. If ho bucked tho line, had to depend on
bis own head and shoulders to force his way
forwnrd, Itasche, being a swift, hard runner,
was used to make what Is known or the tackle
rush, where tho tacklo leaves his place, runs
past tho quarter back, snatching the ball as ho
goes, and plunges Into tho line. In tbe first half
of the game the Malcoms' loft tackle was much
used, nnd hnil ni.i.le nod gains for his side.
After the Intermission he seemed a fresh as
ever, and thonuarter liivk kept string the slg
nnl which c lied upon him fnra rush. After tho
play had been going on fur ten minutes Hascho
"bucked the lino" and went down under n heap
of writhing players. When tho licit, dlsen
tnnglcd Itself ho lay still. Somebody lifted him
to his feet nnd he en mo to.
"I'll bo al! right." ho mild. "Got the wind
knocked out of me, that's all."
Hut when ho had been carried to the side lines
he fell over and seemed unable to sit up.
"I feel all numb." he tnid; "as If I'd got a
crack on the funny bone anl it spread all over
me."
In n few minutes he was unconscious. Then
tbe other players became alarmed and bad him
taken to tho Astoria Hospital, after which they
scattered. At tho hospital tbo doctors said that
the Injury was, technically speaking, n fracture
of ths spine, between the fifth and sixth cervical
vertlbrrr. It Is what would commonly be called
a broken neck. The boy's cntlro right side was
paralyzed, and although ba regained conscious
ness there waa never any hope for his recovery.
It is not probable that the pollco will make any
arrests, ns up to last night they had found none
of the members of tho teams. The case Is in the
hands of Coroner Strong of Long Island City.
Hascho lived with bis widowed mother and his
sister.
A spectator nt tho game told a 8ns reporter
that when tho players who h.irt fallen on Itasche
got up tho young man was lying on his hack
with his xrms stretched out nnd his head
seemed to have been across the knee of a player
who was crawling to his feet. 1 bis would ex
plain how the accident happened. An experi
enced player always falls, if possible and it
usually is possible forward with tbe weight on
the side on which he carries the ball, with his
feet crossed and his muscles relnxed. To a i an
who falls ln this way the worst that can happen
is a bruise from knee or elbow or tbe loss of
breath from tho weight of players upon him.
BROOKLYN BAPlJt TBAA'SIT.
A Direct and Quick Line to Coney Island and
Atons: tbe Beacb.
It was said in Wall street yesterday and re
peated ln Brooklyn that tho Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company had purchased the Seavlow
Elevated Railroad, which runs between Brigh
ton and West Brighton on Coney Island. This
road was owned by a company of which ex
Mayor Schroeder was President.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company will
build a connecting line through Flatbush, In
Avenue C, it was said, and connect with the
main line in Brooklyn city by the Flatbush line.
Tbe company is to build a strong bulkhead and
cooperate with tbe Brighton Beach Company ln
protecting tho water front. The work is to bo
begun at once.
This line will be a formidable rival of ths
Nassau road. It will afford a quick and easy
way of reaching Coney Island and of distribut
ing passengers along tbe beach.
BOBBBD J.V BROAD DATBIQUT.
Mr. YTeteman Seised br tba Ifack by Ona Man
and BU Packet Ploke4 br Anatbar.
While Louis Welsman of 1 Manhassst place,
Brooklyn, was walking np Hamilton avenue
from the ferry at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
he noticed two men walking at his side. There
were few other persons In the street. Suddenly
one ot the men threw bis arm around Mr. Wels
man's neck, and the other rifled his pockets.
Ho got $50. The man who got tho money ran
away, but Mr. Welsman held the other until
Patrolman 0111 of tho Hamilton avenue station
arrived.
At tbe police station house the prisoner said
be was Morris Michaelson, 23 years old, of 42
Hamilton street, thin city. Mr. Welsman bad
displayed a roll of bills while in a store in this
cltr, and It Is believed that tbe two men saw it
and followed blm to Brooklyn.
tlOlt. aCJUttOBBER BOKB SOB,
ApsarenttT tbe Pope Will Appreve the Board's
Actlan.
WABniNOTON, Oct. 20. Interest ln tbe
Schroeder case was revived to-day by the ap
pearance of a despatch from Rome saying that
Cardinal Itampolla bad authorized the denial of
Papal Intervention in the Schroeder case and
that tbe matter was in the hnnds of the Bishops.
Considerable speculation was iudulgod In hs
t tno meaning-ot tbo denial, which Is suscepti
ble of several Interpretations. Some hold teat
it Is In effect a repudiation of the Stelnbuber
letter and tbe cablegram wblcb purported to
come from Itampolla, while others believe
that It is an Indication that tbe Popo
will approve the notion of tbe Board of
Directors In demundlng tbe resignation
of Mgr. Schroeder. The second construction
appears to be the more reasonable one.
BECEPTIOX TO XAXSElf.
Ifearlr 9,00)0 Peraeaa Da lienor ta tha Ba
plorar on Ills IVaahlnstea Visit.
WAsntNOTOif, Oct. 20. Tho reception by the
National Ocographlc Society In honor of Dr.
Nansen, the Arctic explorer, at the Arlington
to-nlgbt, was a notable affair.
Nearly 2,000 persons attended the reception.
Among them were Secretary and Miss Alger,
J, Addison Porter. Justice and Miss Harlan,
the delegates to the Russian, Japanese, nml
American Conference on the seal question; N, J.
Knagenhjcluij Chargd d'Affalrea legation of
Sweden and Norway, and otbors.
Van Tljpen for Hurgaon-Ceneral or tbe Navy.
WASnixoTOX, Oct. 20. The appointment of
Medical Director W. K. Van itypen to be Sur-geon-Oeneral
of the navy was announced at ths
White House to-day. Also tho following; W.
II. Sorsby of Mississippi, to be Consul at San
Juan del Norte, Nicaragua; W. It. Gay of Wash
ington, United States Attorney for tbo District
of Washington,
Imperial Cerea'a New Name.
WABniNOTOK, Oct, 26. The State Department
received Information to-day that in his recent
proclamation declaring himself Emperor he
King of Coreu also announced a chauue In tbo
vornucular namo of the country from Cho-Sen to
Ham. Cho-Sen means Land of tbe Morning
Calm. Tho meaning of Hani Is not explained.
the Best
Machines for
Keeping Time
that it is possible to
make are American
Waltham Watches.
Get the " RIVERSIDE "
movement.
For sale by all retail jewelers.
FOUR SWINDLERS NABBED.
TBEY OOT LOANS AQOBEOATINQ
$1,30 ON FAirN TICKETS.
Tbe Pawn Tickets Purported ta nepreaent
Jewelry Pledeeil rr S,00-It la Worth
Apparently Only n Hmall fraction or That
Amount A Prune Iranian the Victim.
A gang of swindlers wns bnggod by Central
Office dotcctlves last night, nnd; locked up In
Pollco Headquarters. Tbo prisoners nro Fred
erick Woods, alias Gldoon Park, nf Hnckcn
sack; Myron Troadwnll, a'llaa John K. Perry.
of 211 Woat. Thirty-fourth street; Jotoph C.
Blako of 21 West Sixty-fourth stroot, and Isaoo
A. Lnwrenco of 2 West lOlth street.
Blake, who Is believed to have been the lead
er of the gam;, Is, according to Capt. McClusky,
an old green-goods mnn, and ho and Trcndwoll
have been arrested before. Their victim Is
Frederick Ward, formerly of Wllllamsport, P.,
an electrician, now living nt 25f West Thirty
eighth street. It was on his complaint that tho
police mado tho nrrests.
While looking for n wny to Invest about
$1,500 ho had saved Ward read In a Now York
paper last August an advertisement something
like this:
AbVKHTISF.It wlihf $63 for 30 days! return 100
give security worth SSOO; reironilblllty necetaary.
HAHUIS, 1(111 Broadway,
Ward took kindly to tho proposition and un
swered tbo advertisement. Tbo next day ho
received on answer to his letter and afterward
by appointment eunio to this city and met n
man at Smith Ac McNeil's Hotel. Tho man.
who proved to bo Woods, Induced nrd to lend
him tr and gave him an hccurltv what pur
ported to bo genuine pawn tickets for diamond
jewelry that had been pledged for 2."0. That
amount. Ward wuh told, represented only ono
thiid of tbe real value nf tha jewelry, wlillo
negotiations ero bolng conducted Ward dis
closed tbo fact Hint ho bad ubotlt $1,000 to
lend and Woods prnm!cil to Unci customers for
him. Soon nfterunrd W'ttrd met Woods ugaln
and wns introduced to Trcadwell. Tbot time
ho lent Sll on sJT.'i worth of pawn tickets.
Blake unil Lawrence wore in turn mntle known
to hlui and got from him rcspvctltcly $700 and
SJ.300.
Altogether ho lent the gam: ?l,3l.ri on pnnn
tickets for jewelry pledged for 4,IM)H. After
makitig tbe Inst loan he dlnn t luivn nioiie
enough left ti pns bin fare home. Tho loatiti
wero for thirty days each, and as the moti
wero nil well dressed and looked llko business
men, Wanl was under the Impression that ho ;
bad struck a good thing. Ho was to mako
nbout $000 on tbo ileal, nnd ho counted the
money as already In the bunk.
When the tlmo for payment cime, bowovcr.
Ward's debtors didn't show up. When ho
ran them down they put blm otl with various
excuses, nnd all ho ever got from them wns
$15. In order to bo near his debtors, urd
gnve up his Job ln Wllllamsport and came to
this city. Beforo ho got a now jol bo tried to
rcalizo on some of tho security. Ho redeemed
one" piece of Jswelrv thot bad been pledged for
$30, but when ho tried to sell it bad hard work
to get an offer of $12 for it. Thon ho suspected
that everything was not right and wsnt to tho
police. . .
Detectives Vnllely nnd Kerr found three of
tho men near tho Metropolitan Hotel In Broad
way last night, nnd'nrrcstcd thorn. Lawrence
wns found nt his dome. When searched at
Pollco Headquarters each of tho prisoners had
several hundred dollars. Kach also had bun
dles of pawn tickets nnd unopened letters which
tho pollco think will prove to bo from other
victims.
Ward went to Police Headquarters last
night nnd Identified tho prisoners. Tboy will
bo arraigned this morning In Jefferson Mnrket
Police Court.
BVLES OF TUB BO AD.
Havor Veteea the Ordinance Eiemptlnir Light
Duslneaa Waconi rrom tbe Lamp Law.
Mayor Strong notified tho Board of Aldermen
yesterday that he had vetoed tho amendment to
the rules of tho road, recently adopted, ex
empting all vehicles except bicycles, light
wagons nnd carriages used exclusively for tho
transportation of passengers, from carrying
lighted lamps after dark, on the ground that
light spring wagons used to dollvrr goods should
be included. Too veto message won laid on the
table.
300,000) Hteten rrora Cbleace In Ilebnfe.
Ciiioaoo, Oct. 20. Expert Accountant Har
per, who has neon making an Investigation ot
ths alleged irregularities in the City Water
Office, reports that In tho last two years clerks
have stolen $200,000 from tbe city in unauthor
ized and alleged rebstcs. So lax was the sys
tem that any firm which regarded Its w or bill
as too high could hand an employee i f tb-- de
partment a small bribe, and tbo employee would
maik up a rebato on tbe tooks anil tho city
would be the loser. T e Grand Jury yesterday
indicted William II. Wright, a clerk.
408 Chicago Policemen Ill.cbarcrd.
Chicago, Oct. 20. Chief Klplcy discharged
403 members of the police forro to-day. Twenty
five more wero retired and changes wero made
affecting eleven others. Among the ofllcersdls
missed aro the four detectives who did tbe mo t
conspicuous work in tba Luetgert wi o murder
case. They ore Walter Dean, George Lang, John
Sederberg and CL. Grlcbcnnw. Tho places of
the deposed policemen were immediately tilled
by form1 r policemen, most of whom were dis
missed under the Swift Administration.
Senator Sforsan 111.
San Diego. Cal., Oct. 20. United States Sena
tor Morgan arrived hero laBt evening. Tho Sena
tor was quite ill, and consequently It was not
deemed advisable to tender him the recoptlon
that had been arranged in bis honor.
Senator Morgan's Illness Is said to bo due to a
cold wblcb be caught on the battleship Oregon.
This morning a telephone messago from tbe
Coronada Hotel said that the Senator was suf
fering from a high fover.
J. Plerpont Morgan Comlns Ilame.
J. Plerpont Morgan of the banking bouse of
J. P. Morgan & Co. sails from Liverpool for this
country on the steamship Teutonic to-day.
SUOT TUB NIOllT tfATOIMMAN,
Marhoefer tars He Took Jordan for a Tbler
as Jordan Mistook Him.
PATEnson, N. J.. Oct. 20. John A. Jordan, a
deputy shorlff and night watchman, found
somo windows open In thoLnkevlew stntlon of
the Eric nbout 2 o'clock this morning, He went
to thn homo of S. II. Klnnc. tho station ngent,
and notified blm of tho fact, On returning to
tho station bo sawn man coming tow.ird him
carrying a bng on bis back. Jordan asked tho
stranger what It was doing. 1 he innn'3 only
answer wns to whip out u revolver and blaze
away tit .lord n. , . .
Ona of the bullets took elTcct In tbo olllcer's
left breast. Jordan bowled with pain and bis
OBssllnnt ranawny. Jordan scries brought sev
oral neighbors, who took him to b'; home, whoro
ho whs attended by Dr. S. K Hoy. titter In
the day bo was removed to bt. Joseph s Hopl
tal. After i thorough examination nf the
wound, Dr. Wiley concluded not to probo for tbo
bullet to-day, ns tbo patient was ln n Monk con
dition. Herman Mnrhoofcr, a young baker, gave him
self tip to tho policooatlio assailant of Jordan.
He said that ho was on his route delivering
bread, when Jordnn, wrapped In a heavy over
coat, camo up behind him. Jordan raised Ills
club as If to strike. Marhoofor did not know tbo
man nnd believed ho wns In dnnger. Bo tired
nnd rnn. Ho asserts that his net was In self
defence. However, n chargo of atrocious assault
nnd battery hns boon entered against him nnd
ho hns been committed without ball.
IDENTIFIED AS .TASTES D. TAIL.
The Man Pound Dead Off St. George, Ktaten
Island, Probably a Suicide.
The man who wns found dead In tho water at
St. Georgo, S. I., on Monday with a bullet holo
In his head was Identified yesterday by K. Dann
Reed of Brooklyn as James D. Villi, a farmer
who lived at Verbank, Dutchoss County, New
York. Vail, he said, who was a relative of his,
was Injured by n vicious horse a year ago, and
hnd since been subject to spells of mentnl weak
ness nnd Ills. In tho hope that be might bo
cured, his sister, Julia Vail, brought blm to
Brooklyn, nnd they stayed at tbo homo of
friends. About ten days ugo bo disappeared.
Mr. Itecd lives nt 501 Haleey street. Brooklyn.
He would not clvo the address of tbo Vnlls.
Ho thought that Vail, despairing of ecrbe
Ing cured, had committed suicide. Ho said ba
was poor and that bo hnd no it'oney when ho
loft home, so there would be no lneentic for
nnyl'odv to murder him. Mr. Herd l.lcnllllcd
tho clothing worn by Vail as it suit ho hud given
him. Utidor a ilap on tho nock of the mat.
which the Coroner did not observe, ho found
tho name of bis tnllor. The pollco nro Inclined
tu think tbe mint was murdored, but tho
wounds other than tho pistol shot could have
been inflicted by ferryboat paddle whoels.
SALOON KEEPER'S SUICIDE.
t'lemena C. Rtunhsr Sboota Illm.rlr In III. rial
Over nia Place In John Atreer.
Clemens C. Stunker, keeper of a Bnloon at 103
John street for fifteen yenrs, shot himself yes
terday through tho right templo in his fiat over
the saloon and died a few minutes later.
Stunker Injured his eplno two years ago by
falling downstnlrs, and since that time ho hnd
been moody. Yesterday afternoon his hrothpr-in-lnw.
John Blackmeyer, noticed that Stunker
was unusually " blue, ' so ho ndvisod his sister
to take her husband for n walk.
She started to dross herself In the bedroom,
leaving Stunker nlono In tbe parlor. A moment
later sue beard the sound of n pistol-shot, nnd
going into the parlor sho found tier husband on
tbe floor with blood pouring from a bullet
wound In bis right temple.
Tbe Nevada Rank orna Vranclace to Deeorae
a National flank.
It wns announced In Wall street yesterday
that John W. Mackay's Nevada Bank of Son
Francisco has sent circulars to Its shareholders
asking their formal consent to Its change to n
nntional bank. It was reported that It would
probably be a national bank beforo Jan. 1. The
bank wns organized In 1875 and has a capital of
$3,000,000 Hnd n surplus of $300,000. A recent
statement showed: Loans, $4,450,01)0: deposits.
?-1.773,000: undivided profits. $215,001). I. W.
Icllmun Is President and I). B. Davidson cashier.
Pour Lives Loot In tbe storm Xrar enport
ewa.
Newpoiit Nkwh. Va,. Oct, 20. At least four
fatalities resultod from Sunday's :mdestor
day's storm. Tbo James Hirer is nearly eighteen
inches bigbcr than it was yesterday.
MRS." ELLA M'GARVY,
AVritliiff to Mr-n. Pinkhnm.
She says: I have been using your Vege
table Compound and find thnt it does all
that It is recommended to do. I have been n
sufferer for tho last four years with womb
duties, and whilo nrwlw
nbout my work was l A$rj
Vegetable Compound, and to-day I nm
feeling llko a new woman. MRS. ELLA
McGARVY, Ncobe Koad Station, Cincin
nati, O.
(Sold gust. (Sold gust.
Don't Go to Alaska
FOR NsSRseaesssv .
All Grocers Sell It. MJ KSS
Cleans Everything.' MSx,
MADE ONLY BY NsJ WudUlUy UllUuUJ
THE N.K.FA1RBANK COMPANY, NOW!z -
r-hlnnco, Rt. I.nnK New York. Boston. Philadelphia.-
HJewnrh giai'trtisemen UJewarit dwtisemtnts.
jsf&TjrlreYmc-y'& Q-reatest Store!
The HAHNE-FELT MATTRESS
raaiac.n Jav 's clean' 'uxur'ous economical, sanitary,
gl!."jL": S!i vermin proof, dust proof, moisture proof,
AjJQLtviSSS? WL and dble. IT WILL NOT mat or
V Wii-I JJf Pack l'own, require nuking over, or get
JlJTJra .. A mattress similar to our IIAIINE-FELT, but
llHMSgjfij!l'A nt superior, is sold elsewhere under another
tVaffl itrSlBat mi L s NOTE. For sanitary reasons we never send a
'CgeSlS ftaW JgaV mattress out on trial. Our mattresses always
- . jiSAt- gve satisfaction,
HAHNE & CO. Newark HAHNE & CO.
a. -
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TUB COOK & UERNIIEIMER CO., New York.
Solo Agents for the United State.
The Johnston Jewelry Co.
J. II. JOHNSTON. AT.DEBT E. JOHNSTON.
ESTABLISHED 1644.
QEHS:
Tim Opal commf morntra October. We have a num
ber pf dally .elected ami mounted with Diamonds In
ring and llronches that are new and very handiome.
17 UNION SQUARE, N. Y.
Iter. 13th Street.)
3t'nnml j-'rmults.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
OOKllINIiBlt. (.Irl tu ei-w letter booka and rut--i
luu lu.clllDe feeders.
CIIAS. KF.II.I.Y & CO.. -10 John at.
0"TRIC7VeaTHERS. rirat-cIsM curlerswanted!
work given out. TAYLOR & CO., a Vaverley
place.
ijomtsittc mantis Wanted.
tlHAStl.ERMAins. cookn. laundreii.eii, I'rnteatant
wMtreaeen, '-'o eiKks Im waih and Iron, kitchen
ina!d. Krencb. tiernun. and KiirIIkIi lady maids,
nur-en. tnttlera, aert.nd men. immlier of servanta
wanted forcltv and country. lri. L. hEELY'S EM
PLOYMENT ltl'IIEAU. lis V,iM -HA st.
C COMPETENT laundreiaT Swedish preferred, to live
ln New Yurki mum have bent referent-en.
Mrs. L. t-EEI.Y. an nth av.
(lOJU'KTKNTcook tnllvnTn" Newport" until Jan. 1,
- wages .10; liest reference reuulred.
Mrs. L. hEELY. :I52 nth ar,
COMrErKNTcook. wVgea Wi fnur "in family! to
ll-.e In Garden City; Iwst referenre required.
5tn. I. siEKi.Y. una Oth av.
riOMPETENT'chambermald. to live In Philadelphia;
v ' very best reference rviulred.
Mm. L. SEEI.Y. .152 nth av.
IIHSTCLASS cook, with Rood references, to live tn
. Morrlstowu, and live In New York in winter;
v, asen t'l.V Mrs L. .sEEI.Y. :IB2 nth av.
IMItvr.CLASS launiireai, tn live In" Orange', "nTJT;
. wbkc t'io to t'ibi four In fanulr; bet reference
required, Mr. L. .SKLI.Y, !l52 6th av.
Wanted annlea jRtttUanics. Ac.
YOUNO MAN to do prwork; permanent post
JV lion to rtht man. Call at YOSKEKS DAILY
1IKHU.1I OKKIl'E. Ietween II nnd 4, Wednesday
IJOOKIllNDEIt. A tlrst-claa ItnWncr. FRANKLIN
ii BOOKIIINDINU CO., 441-417 Pearl at.
'I'O HOOKniNIIERS. Wanted forwarder, one accua
1 tofcrapbook work. Address 11.. box 1,0 bun office.
W"ANTKI Twelve masons at once. Apply at
Woodhaven hcbool House No. t. WoodUaten,
N. Y.
Ht'nntetl SlXales SltisceUaneous.
T.YPEHIKNfF.II building loan or real estate aelllne
i aent-i for city nnd country work; unusual oppor
tunity for flrt cIij.3 men. AddrenMl'T'-Al. REALTY
AN! LOAN COKPOK VTION. allUliroadv. ay.New York.
OFFICE MESSENGER living vtltn" parenf;"must
furnUti references; wacea $:t week. Address C.
I... box 11 Sun uptown ofllre, lyns liroadway.
WANT!'.!) Ily au ale and latter beer brewery In
tl New York city, a competent travelling salesman.
AddreitH 11., box 1 7d bun ufllce.
JMrst-eta.Sjff Htln rftmaleu.
CIIAMI1ERMAID. Willing and obliging young wo
man. competent anl reliable; very good refer
ences. M. McC., box l.M) fun uptown office, I-WflO
liroadway.
CtlUMllEifMAID. NeafaniTtldy young woman aa
' chambermaid and Hattret; excellent references.
M. II . box 101 Hun uptown onlce, li'iir, liroadway.
CtHAMliEUMAID. Young-wom"n7r7rt-cfiis cham-tH-rinald
and wHitress; very good references. K.
K., box 145 bun uptown ofrtce. 1265 liroadway.
CIIAMHKllMAII) Younu woman, capable and reli
able; good references from lavt place. C. K., box
140 Sun uptown unite, l-ifia Urosdway.
CIIAU1IEHMAIU and waltnes. well recommanded;
may tio tevu on Wednesday or Thursday at 140
East ltltli atM thtr.l apartment.
CiIIAMItERMAlf). Competent young woman; best
or references. K. W.tlbox 154 Sun uptown office,
1-IH.t liroadway.
COOK Young woman, willing and oblTglngt flrst
clasacook; Ih-si references. M. D.. boxl478un
uptown office, 12ti.-i liroadway.
CiOOK.Neat and tidy young woman; nrat-claaa
cook; nest of references. M. K., box 140 Sunup
town office, I.'!!.) Druadwsy,
CiOOK. Neat and tldyyoung womantexcellentcook;
-.cry best rcferen-t-i A, U box 144 Sun up
town ofllce, l'Jrt.'i llronduay,
OOK'. FiritcT.ss cook, In private faintly; good
references. M. It., box too Sun uptown office.
ien& liroadway.
COOK Young woman, good family cook; best city
reference. 1). C, box 13? Sun uptown office. 1266
Ilroadwny.
HOL'SEWORKER. Young woman, good plain cook,
waber and ironer. beat rofereuces. D. C. box
loo bun uptown ofllce. ISiflB nrmdway.
K" ITCHENSfAiTis. "wilflnFaiid obliging young wo
mnn; Kood references. M. O'li., box 158 Suu up
town office, 12113 liroadway.
ArNDHEKS Willing ancToblfElng yriung woman;
J flist-cloas laundress; go-tl references from last
place, M. b., box 1MU sua uptown office, 1205 Broad
way, LAUNDRESS. Young women, eimi-ctcnt laundress;
do shirts, i-olliira end cu'ts; bett references. E.
I)., box in..- Suu uptown office, l'JUft liroadway,
LUNIMIKRH. Neat nnd tl ly oung woman, good
laundress; best city references. M, G., box 160
Hun uptown office, 1V63 Broadway.
LAUNDRESS, FirstcliiBH laundrenTln 'private ram
lly; tet refennee. I.. 31., box 143 Sun uptown
office, 1265 liroadway.
MAID and -teatuitrcss; -oung womanTVhorougbly
competent: beat or refereucea. Uox 130 Sun ui
town ofllce, lvr.5 nrnadway.
NURSE. Thoroughly competent and reliable in-fant't-
nure; bct city lefonnces. K, O. N., box
tun buu uptun n office, 12i3 llroa'iway.
TUIIKE. Young woman, compeient nurse; very
li In at references, c, 11., box 148 Kuu uptown of
fice, 1 2115 1'ionJnay.
1JAltl.ORM.MD. Vounr'wo'mnni "ex lierienoed par
lormald, excellint reference'. A. II., box 134 bun
uptown ofllce, l-iilft lln adway
IjAltl.OllMAII). Nc.it and tidy young womanTa-m-petent;
good refi tellies, A. M box 1'U Hun up
town office, 1 2115 i'ruuduay.
efivst-Class ?tttintfi,
AYOl'.Ntl MAN ilclrc a position; wllllnj to work
ntunrlhlng lione-,1, eoniieieut and Industrious;
can furiil-b A No. I n reiitic.
JOHN O'llRIEN. 64 Madison st., N. Y, city,
B tITLER. Thoroughly ounpetent and reliable
young mam very l't references. I). ., box 185
Hun uptown office, 1205 liroadway.
HIJTl Ell. Younit num. perfectly capable and re"
llatiloi lust city references. J, 0 box ifiubun up
ton n office, 12H5 liroadway
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FOR THE I'HIMi by experienced proofreader nnd
editor Prlnlcr'eorreitl.iu charges sated to author.
Aililreaa ASIiFOltl), So.UI Reforni Club, 2! Eait 4tb
at., N. Y.
SECOND MN Willing nnd obliging young man;
Ih-si city refi rt-uci-s. !. t'.lwix I ill Sun uptown
office. 1 2115 liroadway.
lin'ATlTN"wuii'.rd as light i-ortar, driver, or eta
tJ valor limn; tlrat-olasi n-ferenn-a furnished. K.,
Ui isn sun uillce.
STIIONII joung man (21 vlhe a steady position
In a fuctoiy. II. It , I"' Ids sun onlce.
'THIRD M.S. wflllug '"! obliging oung man;
1 iixperlenced and hlh-hl) in'ouiuiluled. J, T box
107 sun uptown olllce, 1205 liroadway. (
rA.NTKIi l-oaitlou In teni -.tali or inoitgaiio
T loan ofllie liy eoiupetitil aud experleneed tnant
a good accountant and uoiiveyeiicer und well versed
ln realty law, AUdrcat A., box ICiB buu onto.
"AMiniOA'S QRCATCBT RAILROAD."
NEWYOEK
&. HUDSON RIVER R. R.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
llHUUT l.lMt T IIU'AHA hWLhS.
All through trains atop at Albany, Utlea, Syracuse.
Rochester, and nuffalo.
Trains lea-.otlr.-ind i ntral station, 42d street and
Fourth avenue, as follows-
8'-tn ft;.?'.Tl!""' "wpt Sunday. The famous
.0J EMPIRE STATE E.Xl'KEsa. LIMITED. Faat.
esttrnlnltt the. world. Due HulTalo at 4;45 P. It.,
Niagara Falls 6;53 P. St.. Tnrontu 8:2,-. r. M. This
train Is limited to lis seeting capacity: Connects
at t'tlea for Adirondack Mouiunlna and Montreal.
9-HCi A;, l FAST MAIL. Daily-Fur Poughkcepale.
UU Albany, Vtlca. K.viacuse, Rochester, Buftato,
M.igara Falls, and Cleveland.
l(i-fif.A. M.-NOHTH SHORE LIMITED, Dally
X f.J J s l-hniir train to Chicago via Michigan Cen-
trtil route. Due llufTato m:4ii p. M.. Niagara Falls
li::iu P. M , Chicago H:0(i A. M, Carries sleeping
nnd draw, lug. room earn onlv.
1 O-'-in M -"AY F.XPUfcjH. exoept Sundsy
XU.OU For MUlbriKik, Cauklll Mountains, and a'.l
Imnortant New York state points.
1 -On ' M -SOfTinVESTKhS LIMITED. Dally
X.UVJJorColumlius, cine nnatl, Indlanapolli, and
M liula. Stops at Poughkeepile.
1-00 '" 'l.-CIIICAOO HPEcIaL. Dally-For Dc
J..JJ troll, Cleveland. Toledo, and Chicago. Stops
"t Poughkeepsle and Sclirnertady.
Q.Qfl P. M.-TROY AND ALIIANY SPECIAL, ex
J.ovy cept Sunduy For Harrison's (West Tolnt),
roighkee-sle, Albany, and Troy.
5 -Oft -' "LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Dally-24-.yjVJ
hour train to Chicago, via Lake Shore route.
Due Cleveland 7:10. Toledo 10:05 A. M. Chicago
4 P.M. This train connKta at Cleveland for Cln
ctnnail, due 4-5.1 P.M.; and at Tolrdo for St.
Louts, due KM 5 P.M., duo Kansas City next
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing room cars
onlv.
G.Ofl P. M.-WESTERN EXPHFJiS. Dally-For Nl
,JJ agaru Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Cht
cairo, Cincinnati, and St. Lnula.
6, OK P.M. -NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dally For
tAO Troy, Plattabuni, llurllngton. Montreal, and,
except Satunlar nights, Ottawa.
7,Ort P. M. lit PFAI.ll SPECIAL. Dally-For Adl
.VJ rondaek Mountain polnta and Montreal, via
Ltlea. Rocn ster. llurfalo, Niagara Falla. Toronto.
I'K'vi'laud.IudlanapolU. St. Iuls. and Chicago.
9 .HO P. M.-SPECI.VL LIMITED MAIL. Dally
.yjyJ laleepingcar passengers only) For points on
Kail Hrook Railway. lu Lynns, and for Rochester,
Uurfnlo, Cleveland, liullanapolts, and St. Iiule.
9. I H P. M. PACIFIC KXPltEKS, Dally For Sira-
LO cuse, Oswego, Walertown. ogdcnstiurg, Iiuf-f.-ilo,
Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago,
ami. except Saturdays, for Cape Vincent and the
Aumiru road.
1 9. I fs NKHIT-MIDNIOHT EXPRESS. Theatre
a,lU tialn for Chicago and principal points on
the New YorW Central every night except Sunday
night-, Sunday nights Chicago alrrpers leavoon
U:15 train.
OiOO A. M. and nia. P. M. Dally, except Sunday,
to Plttstleld, via Harlem Division.
Oils A. M --iundavsonly tol'lturteld and the Berk
shire Hills, la the Harlem Division.
"ALL NIOIIT" TRAINS TO YONKERS.
"All -limit" trains run between I55that. and points
on the Putnam Division aa far aa Yonkers, In conneo
tlon with the elevated mud. The only line running
"all night" trains out of New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all ttirouah tralna.
Trains Illuminated with Pluuch light.
Ticket and Wagner offices at Grand Central Sta
tion, 113, 261, 4I:t liroadway. :il East 14th at., U42
llroa'iway, 2!I5 Cotumbus av..61 Weat 125thst., and
ISSthat.atstlon. New York! S3S and 726 Fulton st.
and 100 Rroadway, K. D., Brooklyn.
Ilaggage checked from, hotel or. residence by the
Westcott Express Company,
JOHN SI. TilfCEY, tIF.OROE H. DANIEM.
Oeneral Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Pennsylvania
Hia.iijrioA.i5.
STATIONS foot nt West Tneuty-tlilnl street and Dee-
hrosses and Cortlandt streets.
l"sT"Thc leaving time from Deabrossea and Cortlandt
atreeta is nve minutes later than that Riven below for
.Twenty-thlrd street station.
7i3B A. vi. FAST MAIL. Pullman Ituffet Parlor
Car New York to Pltuburg. Sleeping CarPltuburg
to Chicago. No coaches to Plttsnurg.
attss .. M. FAST LINE. Plttsburgand Cleveland.
Ul.1. A. St. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pnltman
Compartment Sleeping, Dining, smoking, and Ob
servation Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Iuilsvllle. St. I,ouls.
1 1 S.I I'. Jl. CHICAGO AND ST. LOL'IS EXPRESS
For Nab llle (via Cincinnati. Chicago, St. Louis.
OlSS I'. M. WESTERN EXPRESS For Cleveland,
Chtcngo. For Toledo, except Saturday.
lSO P. tl. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS For
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st Louis.
TiHr. I", .vl. (Deilro-.se and Cortlandt Streets 8:30
P. M.) MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
bleeping Car New York to Altoona. Eaat Liberty,
PUUhurg, and points West, dally except Sunday,
No coachi-s.
i5S . .11. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For rittsburg
and Chicago. Connecta for Cleveland and Toledo,
except Saturday.
WAIHl.tfiTOV AXD TnE SOUTH.
7:55. s-,25. ti:25. 0:55 (Dining Car), 10:55 A. M.. 12:55.
1:55 (3:15 "Congressional Llm" all Parlor and
Dining CanO. 4:25 (Dining Car). 4:55 (Dining Car).
:55 P. l. 12:10 nlgbt. Sunday 8:25. tt:25. 10:55
A. M.. (3:15 "Congressional Llm.."all Parlor and
Dining Cars). 4:25 (Dining Car), 4:55 (Dining Car),
h-n.-vp. 31.. 12:10 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Expreaa, 4:25 P. 31.. 12:10
night dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Express, 9:25 A.M. and
S:55 P. 31. dally.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO IIAILWAY.-4:5B P. St.
dally.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7:55 A.
M. week days and 7:55 p. M. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY. 12:55 P.M. week daya.
CAPE MAY. 12:55 P. 31 week days.
Long branch. Asbury Park (lnterlaken 5undaya),
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant (from Weat Twenty-third
Street station). 8:55. 11:55 A. 3f.. S:15.
4:55. 11:25 P.M. SundayH, V:25 A. M., 4:55P.M.
(from Deshroaaea and Corl land tStreetai. 9:10 A.M.,
ly.lll -I-IO ft-ln ll.Sni" U UnnH,,, i,jr L V(
6:15 P.M.
FOR PlIlI.ADn.I'HIA.
0:15, 7:25. 7:55, 8:25. 8:55. B:25 (9:55 renna. Lim
ited). :55 (Dining Car), 10:55, J 1:55 A.M.. 12:55,
1:55, 2:55, S:5o. 4:25. 4:25 (Dining Car). 4:55 (Din
ing Car). 5:55 (Dining Car), 7:40. 7:55, 8:55 P. 31..
12:10 night, bundava. (1:1 i. 7:55. b:2.i. X:S5. 0:25.
U:55 (Limited), tcfls, 1 0:55 A. M., 1 :S5 tDlnlng Car).
S:55. 4:v5 (Dining Car). 4:55 (Dining Can. 6:55
(Dining Car), 7:40. 7:55. H:55 P. M.. 12:10 night.
Ticket ofllcea N'os. 461. IU4, 1190. 1323, II Land 201
Broadway ; 1 Astor House: West Twenty-third street
btatlon, and atatlons foot of Desbrosscs and Cort
landt streets: 4 Court Street, 860 Fulton street, OS
Rroadway. and Brooklyn Annex btatlon, Brooklyn;
Station, Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
pany will call for and check baggage from hotela
and rosidences through to destination.
J. H. HUTCHINSON. J. H. WOOD.
General Slauager. Oeneral Paaa'r Agent.
Dl-I.AtVAHE, I.ACUtnA.V-iA WESTEIU'
It. IT.
Stations In IVevv 1'ork. not er Darclar and
rhrlatopbrr Nta.
VESTIIIlI.n TRAI!, Pl'I.I.MAS HUrFET
CAH-1. I'lMHI II I.IUHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomtleld. Montclalr, the
Oranges, Summit. Bernantsvllle. Baaklng KIdge, Mad
ison, 3Iorrlstown. Passaic, l'aterson. Boouton, Dover,
htauhoie, Newton, liudd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong.
Hackettstown. schooley'a Mountain. Waablngton,
Phllllpsburg. Easton, WaterOap, stroudsbura, pocono
Mountain, bci-intou. Plttston. Wllkrabarn-, Nantl
coke, Danvlllc.iNorthuiuberland. Montrose. Bingham
ton. Oxford. Norwich. Watervilie. Utlea, Richfield
Springs. Cortland. Stra use. Oswego. Ithaca, Owego,
Elmlra, Corning. Bath. Danavllle. Buffalo, and all
points West, Northwest, and Southwest.
Hino A. M Blnghamton Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
initio a. .fl. (Cafe car) Buffalo, Bcranton, Blng
hamton, Owcgo, Ithaca. Elmlra. Utlea. Syracuse,
and Osweiro Express. Pullman buffet Darlor cars
Connecting at Buffalo with tralna for Chicago and
polnta West,
lino r. !rl. Scrantnn, ninghamton. and Ebntra Ex
press. I-ullman buffet parlor cars,
eioo I'. .11. bcranton. Wl.kesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
tioo P. .vl. (Dallyi-Cbli-aio vestibule Limited Ex- ,
press for S rantnu, ninghamton, Elmlra, Buffalo.
Pullman Uurfet aleeplng car Now Yorx to Chlcaxo.
Dining car w est ot fl'iffalo. '
NiBO r. M.-Hlally i Buffalo Express, Pullman
sleepers for bcranton, UlnRhamton, Elmlra. Bath,
Mt. Morris, and HulTalo. arriving Buffalo rl A, M.
OHIO I, .tl. (Dally) lluftalo. Bcranton, Bingham-
tou. Owego. Ithat a. Elmlra. Syracuse, Utlea. and
Oswego Express. Pullmau buffet sleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Oate ft Sons, Ltd., 11.1 liroadway, 14 Park place, and
4211 Broadway and U42 Broadway. Tlokets at Ferry
atatluns, 111 4th av., cor. 12th at.; (1 West 125th at.,
833 Columbus av.. New York; 381 and 7iH Fulton St.
and 106 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time teclra giving
full Informailou at all atatlona.
Wrstcott'aExpresaCompuny will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
ERIE RAILROAD.
Through traltta leave New York, foot of Chambers
at., as follows, and fire mlnutea earlier from Weat i
2 Id at - I
9,flft- "- Vestibule Express dally for Bingham- .
.UU ton, Waverly. Elmlra. llurfalo, llradford, ar
rite HulTalo 8,00 p. M. Parlor car to llurfalo.
'Xflfl ' .W. Vs-stlliuln llmlted.-Fast mall dally.
u,uU Solid train for Chicago, via Chautauqua i
Lake, arrltc Cleveland 7.40 A, 31,. Chioago5 P. It. i
Sleepers tu Chicago, Clevelaud, and Cincinnati. Din
ing rar, I
7.Qf''- M. Buffalo and Cleielsucl Veatlliule Ex. '
I OVJ press dally, arrlv-ea at lluffalo 7:05 A. 31., I
Brmlford 7:17 A if., Jamestown 7:uu A. M Cleve
land 12:1)0 p. 31. (Sleepers In Hurralo and Cletciund). '
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and '
the West. Cafe Library Car.
8..I ft p. M.-HAILY Via Chautauqua Lake and I
.rO Niagara Falls, holld train to Chicago. Sleep- I
eratolloruellsvllle, Chicago, nnd Cincinnati, Dining ;
Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AM) PULLMAN
-I ACCOMMODATIONS at 111. 113. 261.401, and
U67 Broadway, 1ST II ".ery, 156 Fast 125tust and '
111 West 121th at.. Chamber nnd Weat 2.ld at. ferries,
NewYi'rk; JUKI nnd 72(1 Fulton at, 106 Broadway, ;
Brookln; 2im) Hudson at.. Hob, ken, and Jersey city
station, Wcatcotl'a Express call for anil checka bag- 1
gage from hotels uml resldem es to iU'ttlnatlon. i
BALTIMORE & OHIO."
Lcaie New York. Whlii hall Terminal, dally.
CHICAGO. 1:55 P M and 12 KinUlit.
PITT.IU'Rri.!l:25ex Sunilav il-ftD Sun 1 1 210 night, i
CIS'i'INNArl. ST. I.ul'lS. 11:55 A. 31., 4l,lr l. 31. I
WASHINGTON. UAI.TIMORE, 7:55. V.f.t (Dining i
an, 11:25 A. M .Dltilng Can. 1 55. ;i:2.1 ildnlng
Can, 4:55 ililuliu l r , ':.'r p M . 12 HI night, r-tin.
day, tda. Dining Cur), 1 1 25 A SI. ililnliigcari, 1:55
(Dining Can, 4:55 ililulng fan, 6.9.1 p St., 12. ID '
night.
NORFOLK, 11:25 A. M. dally. ;
NEW ORLEANS (through sleeper), 155 P SI. dally. '
Tialns leave font Libert) at ft mlnutt'Hiati r. ,
All tralna are Illuminated with Pliilseh light, ,
Offices; llll. 172.201.4:11. 1 140 Ilniadwa), ill East
14th t.i !27llowery. New York; nun, ,114 Fullon at., '
Brooklyui Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked ,
(rum hotel or ratldenc to destlnatlou. I
Snilronas. J
Lehigh Valley System. I
Stations foot or West 23,1 st, (Prnn. It, It.), Cortlandt ill!
tir DcalirosipH St. fftl
Indicates time ftom West Vil.l St. Other figures SI1
show time from Cortlandt or Dcabrosses St. .flt
nun, mill A. M. dallv isuiiilar 6i45, 7 A. M.) jlltl
for M MICH CIICNIC i.u.l intorincillnte atatlons. 4Hi
trtn. Mils a, 31. dally for WILKESHARHK, K-
RCRANrON (week ilntsi, ELM1RA (week dsyai. 1 .
ITHACA. GFNI-.VA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. 'm
NIAGARA FALLS 1 thu West and principal local M
points; illuitu ar and chair car to lluffalo 41 f
lOriti. lomo a. SI.. Min. Inj a only, for HOUND 'M I
BROi-iK and liitcrtiiedlalo slat, ins, jV '
-lot'.s, ni.-,i a. SI., stall)-, except Sunday, for '
3IACCH CHUNK and lulermedlnti- polnta. S l
11 1.1.1. I'JiOli ihhiu dally, exopt similar, M
"llliAl'K IHA.MONI) HXlMtSS,"
Arrltrs lliillnln tl:.i5 P.M. Pullmmi Vestlbuln Day ,1
Co.tches ami Piitiorl'iirs. Dining Car ber Ice. Meals M
a la Carle. Coiuiei'ta at lluffalo with through sleep- of
era to Detroit nnd Chicago. S ,
I'JiM.I. i-iiio P.M. dally, except Sunday, for 79,
1IAUC11 CHINK nnd Intermediate points. -d '
I U 1.1.1, 1 1 m P. M .Siltlday. only, fur EASTON, K
SfAUCH CHUNK, and tlieeotl branches. 1
nan. li It) p it dtily. exciipt Sunday, for A
WlLKESB.MtltE, PITTSTON, SCUANtOS. and prln- i,
clpal Intermediate idatluns. Conutcla for alt points t
In coal regions; chair car tor Wllkeatmrre. ,
m.1.1, 4il p 31 dally, except Sunday, for ' , '
Wtt.KKMIAHItp. PITTSTON, SCRANTON. and prln- H
clpal Intern t ittate stations, Connect rnr all points :'
In coal regional Pullman Burnt Parlor Car for ;';
Wllkesharre. '
liillt, nun p.m. dally for EASTON and Inter- '
mrdlate atatluns. .",'
31.15, Hill) p. M. dally, except Sunday. Express ,1
for SLAT1NOTON and principal lutermcdlatn sta- y
tlons. Ciuiiiects for Reading and Harrlsbutg. Chair ?'
cartoSlatlnston, A'
Oi55. lioiip. M, dallyfor nUFFALO. NIAGARA "
FALLS, ami all nolnta West. Pullman sleeper vratl- "il
bulo train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleepera to Hurralo and VI
Turontii h :
I55, aiiOII 1', M.dnllv, except Sunday, atopplnsr 'i
onlv at SOUTH PI.A1NKIELD, EASTON. HETIILE- fl
HEM, MAUCH CHUNK. L.K n JUNCTION. 8AYRE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTKR. HATAVIA, ami BUI-FALO. F
Pullman aleeier for lluff.ilu. None hut sleeping oar J'i
pasiengers carried. No baggage oarrled. T
Ml.1.1. tltnil P. M. dally. Tor ITHACA, GENEVA. J
ROCHES! KR. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and all
points West. Pullman sleepera to Wllkesharre and a
Adiiltlnnnl Incut tralna dallv except Sunday, for V
BOUND IlltiviK and Intermediate points, leave as 'J
follows: MSB. 11:00 A.M., attOB, 2:30, '3:85, 4:20, 8
and '.I. r, il::io P. M. H
Tlckeii and Pullman nccommodatlous at till, ill,
273. 111,1, lilt, nnd I:i2:llinadirav, III E. Uth at,, 15(1 S
K. 12,1th st.- 127 Ilutarrv. N. V.j 860 Fulton at., 4 5
Court at., im li-wny, nut Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn. 8
N. Y. Transfer Co. will calt ror and check baggage X
from h"t-i orjelde.'ice ihrouirlt todesllnatlon. I
New York"and BoW'HlTalU
N. Y., N H. ft II. R R. nnd connections.
From Gia-.id Central station. : '
Leave. lly wny of Due. .?.
11:04 A 31., Springfield ami Worcester, 3:80 p. M. J
10:00 A. )!., ftNcwLa-nlunnnd Provldence,:i:iiO P.M. 'J
10:113 A, SI., New London and PrilMenc. 4:25 P. 51.
11! ., bprlngfleld and Worcester, 5:411P.M. ;
; 1:00 P. SI., Air Lino and N. E. It, It.. fl:0t) P. M. "
1 :02 P. St., New Lonilnn and Providence, 7:00 P. St.
8:00 p. SI., 'New London and Providence. l):00 p. St. 3
4:00 P SI., 1Sprlngtlel.l and Worcrtter, 10:00 P. St.
6:00 P SI.. 'Now London and Providence, 11 -.00 P. M.
1 1 :co p. si., sprliiglli Id and Worcester. 0:1.1 A. 31. '.
12:0 1 P. 31.. Nw London and Providence. (1:25 A. 31.
R-tnsitall)-. Including Sunday, ni
4llnybtate Limited; all purlor cars; fare $7, In-
cludlugparlurcitr seat. 11
JAIr Llue Limited; arrives at and departs from Tit
Park Square Station. Roaton. Return service same A
hour and by same route. '3
Through parlor anA sleeping cat by each train. t
C. T. nKMPSTfcAD, Gen. Pans. Agent.
Octaa wnracrs.
AlVIERICAtM LINE.
NOW YORK SOUTHA3IPTON (London Parts).
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. 31. ;
ST. TAUI Oct. 27 hT.J'AUL Nov. 17 1
HT. LOUIS Nov. illST. LOUIS Nov. 24 1
PARIS. . .. Nov. 10 PARIS Deo. 1 1
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
Sailing every "Wednesday. j
WesternIanil.Oct.27.noon Noonlland...Nov. 10, noon ;'
Southwark Nov. .l, 1 P.JI, Frl'sland....Nov. 17, noon
INTERNA TIONtL NAVIGATION C03IPANY. '
Piers 14 and 15, North River. Office. UBowllugOreen. 5
TIUNARD LfNKTOLIVKliT'OOL.VIAQUEENSTOWM Jf
1' From PI-t 40, N. K., fiHit of Clarfcsonst. A
Lucanln..Oct.flO.H:3(lA.3I Campanla,Nov.lH.7:30A.JI 1
Etrurla. ..Nov. (I. 2 P. !. ITlntirla. Nov. 20. 1 P. SI. ,
VERNON H.IlKC-WNftCo .tun Ag'ts.4 BowIlngOreen. a
HAMBUR6-AiyiERICAlV"LINE: I
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS from New York to Plym- j'
outh (Lotlilnnl, Cherbourg. Paris, and Hamburg. 3
Cnlnmbla..iVt. Vs. 7 A 31 F lltsinan-k.Nnv.l 1, 10A.lt.
HAMBURG SERVICE, by Tn Hi-Screw Mall S. S.
Phoenicia. .Oct im, 11 A. M Persia.. Nov. 0, H P. II. '
First cab., S7.1 up: .ecoud ctn-t-t, S4fl. iteerage, S32. t,
llanibiira-Ainerli-nti l.lne, 117 llrondsvnT. '
MAINE STK.-niSlIlP C&T, '
rm:-tp K-i-itnio.. ;
80.00 to Purtlmid, Sle.. mid Itetiirn.
St-amshlpv John Em-ll and Slanhattan leave Pier :
88, East River, foot or .Market kt., Tuesdays. Thurs
days, and Salurda)S at 5 P. 31. Steamers ntted wlta
every modern Improvement for comfort and con-
venlence of tourists. ,
Offices, 273 Broadway and 222 South st. J
II. HALL. General Agent T
XTORTn GERMAN LLOYD STEASISHIP"CO," 1
1 SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. .-J
Saale, Tu., Nov, 2. 11 A. 31. Latin, Tu., Nov. 16. PA. M. 4
Trave. Tu.. Nov. V. II A. SI. Kaiser. Tu..Nov. 23. 2 P. M.
IIKLRICHS A CO . S Howling Green.
Tll.lt llllll.MOl l.tMC.
IHII.V TO MIHIIII.Ii.
Nlinrlet se Trips Out r .esv Vork.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, New. '
fiort News. Petirsburg. Portsmouth. Pinner's Point, ;
Itchmoud. Virginia Reach. Vn and Washington, D.C.
Freight and Passenger steamers aall from Pier 26, -North
River every week dav, except Saturday, at 3
P. 31., and Saturday at 4 P. St J
W. L. (iUILLAUDEU. Vlce-Pres't and Traffic Mgr. J
WHITE STAR LIME.
Stajesttc. ...Oct. 27. noon I Teutonic. ...Nov. 10. nooa
Germanic Nov. 3. noon 1 Britannic. No.. 17. niioa
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 45. North ltlver. Office, ll Droadwav. New York. ,
II. StAITLAND KERSEY. Agent. 4
iramooats. j
bostomTa n d new e ngTand I
VIA hoUND LINES. J
FALL, niVBR I.IK. vl-i Newport nnd Fall RlTr. 1
Leave Tier US, X It., font of Murraj t.. ne-rk day a
anil NunrlAyti at 5;:i0 T1. M. Steamers J'rUcllU autj S
Puritan. UrclieMra en pact). I
nroM(iTtV i.l.K, via htonlugton. Leave PJ
afl. N. Jt., oneblot-k arKvi Canal t., wrek daj-sonljr. j
at 0 1'. M. Stoaincn Malno au4 Xtw Hamiwhlre. 1
MIU 14.11 LI.K, via Nmv London. Lcnvo Pier 40 &
(old No.), y. It., next Defibra-ups it., rrrek days
onljr, at 6 P. 31. fet earners City of Lowell and
Rhode Island.
Albany Evening Linea
The popular ateamera ADIRONDACK and DFAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pier 41, N. It., foot Canal
St., at H P. 31. dally (Sunday excepted), making dlreot
connections with trains North, East, and West
fATsrTii.i.. i:i'ii. .. sox-tSr-KiK iiiiats
leave Pier 4.1. N II., foot of Christopher at., every
w eek day at P. 3L
KINGSTON LINE. West 10th st Dally 4 T. M.. Sat- ',
urdays at 1 . Steamers I1AI.DWIN and ROSIER for (
Cornwall, Newlmrg, New Haiuhurg. Siarlboro, AIlltoD.
Potlghkeepsle. Hyde Park. Esopus, Kingston, connect.
Ing with I'. & I). It. R. for all polnta In Catskllla.
' SKVt ll.I. Fare. Sli EXCURSION." II. 6).
Fast steamers leave Pier 25, E. R., dally (Sunday,
cxcepleu) J 1-. .it. anil IV iiiiunigui, arriving in iim-i
for Iraiti.-i to Slcrlden, Hartford, bprlngOeld and
points North. j
T AMsDELI. LINF..Steaniera""leave" Pier' 24. N. R.,
IV foot Franklin at., for Cranston's. Weat Point,
Cold Spring, Cornwall, Flahklll Landing. Newlmrg,
weekdays fj P. SI, t Sundays ll A. 31.
'lltllV llTS. CITY OF TROY or SARATOOA.
leaves Weat 1 0th at. natty, except Saturdaya. fl P. VL,
connecting Willi Delaware and Hudion and Fltcbburs
trains. Sunday steaiiu-r touches at Albany
PffltCflt. ;
TTr.NTION.-OI.DDR.ORINDLE.ORADUATE UNI- j
VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, S1EDI- ,
CAL DKPARTSirNT; 115 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN ,
DISEASES OF SIKN. OLD DR. (iltlNDLE has been '
longer rslahllsht-il and has had more experience than
any other adirrllsing phy-dclani city paer prova
this, Under ids acleiilltlc ticatiueut hiood ud skla
dtoeases, pains lu liones, ri"l spots, sore throat anil
IniMilh, ulier. palnrul snelllngs. klduey and liladdrr
roniplaluta, hi-ulillng lutlaiiiiiuiioiii. grave,, undevel-oK-d
organs, weak hack, Inst vitality, are speeillly, per
niani'iiily i-ured. .Men about to marry ahnuld consult
OLD Pit, (1RINDLK Every Inipidlnicnl removed.
KuiTerere. tin not waete time visiting lean skilful phy.
alrlaua Reiiieinler, OLD DR (IRISDLE noer falls.
OFFICE OVER 15 YEARS at 171 West 12th t., be
tween Uth and lhaa Advhefree. Slixllclne 11,
Houri.V ti't'. .Sundujs.U toll. Nochargetinlessciired.
VIULITY liototliori'lelirated llallett Sledlcal In
stltuli. w lii-re Mill ran coiisult (ho greatest blood
an1 neive sH't'l,ilui lit the world free of charge.
Fortv tear. -d'cclulist-, In all prlviilu dlea.a of men,
whli'h ! cure In a rcwd.-nsi also blood polsonlug,
prlniurv. Mcondary and lerllarj. periuaneutli-cure.il
uli-cis.'ekln illii-a.i i, sou- llirout, mouth and hea4
painful awellli.gi. bladder, kidney. illra-.i-il houea,
pimples. blotchii my linaluol.le remedy for nervous
debility, weaknem nf body and Intnl. drlcnc!e,
weak, undeveloped organs, iiialliiieiili In mairlagai
lost Igor restored, beur in mind prs.tlce makes ner-fii-ti
thousands cured jearl .cliar.-i. liw. less than
any other specialist. (In In III" llulletl Sledlcal Insti
tute Ilrsti It Is lln' bo.! and chcipct. 2H Eaat UHU
st , near ltd av., New York. mi. barge unless curedt
hours '.I toll. Slindoia liii'ludril. i
Ol.li lilt, tilll',1', IIV iciirs a peelllt Id dls
ense. or men mil). (.Milchett permanent euro guar
anteed In all dl-teaee nr lllolie reruiuled. UIoimI poi
son, skin dlseo-i-K, kldm.. or bladder trouble, weak
ness, nertnui ilchllll. errois of inilli, bad dreams,
weak, iinili-v, lui ill iirtiiii-, liiii'i'illiiii'iiu to ninrrla,-i-,
A- lie w'.f, coiimiII tbo mill old silallst III this
cllv. oniicmir '. iarn in It'll East 171b n.. near
Union siiuarc. Hours. M to " Sundnis. I' to ll. s.-ten,
title treatlui'lit and advlie free. Jledlclne only ftlic.
..-.- .-(tlllltr.-7 I'l'lltltMIM1 I'l'IIU
tn illi.ea.es -,f men, iliuiKcr mi. ra.es t-olli'lti'd. n-lb-f
at once, th-.edt'-lr1iij- onh rol cpi-,s si'icntllli- tre.a
mini -.iiouldcall, The imlitw-cilull.t, Dr. Rous uur,
127 West '.".'d at., ti toll. 7 nit' Sunday, into I.
I vlt. CONR A fs s NITAP.lt SI.-PrHate rooms, ma
IT trim wiib full .t.itT or trained uuri.es. 117W..I
17th st 'Id u.il tlitii el Hour., li U.
DR. F. IIIIAY III.INN NAN1TAIIIL'I,I77 W. 47lli
st Prlvuteruiiiu. tualrnu, U tf. Tel. 278 i Hnih.
DR. UFINHARDHOHLUANN-Prltate'iaultarlunC
KUU W, 4Ud it., hear Uiuadway, Hours from .