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plS I , THESUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1897 N')? "" f $
1 'llr SITES F0!LLIj PARKS
MBMpAr hkoommexdatioxs of st ay on
MWi. srtttixo's rj.ionr commutee.
Kmk JafUr ll.ia.ti.triitlnt- thai llrnerlrtal Iteenlte or
Hk uill Parlte Atrrndi Opened. Ihn oro-
HIHu Mlllr NuikmU Nile. ri- Minn etr On"
HJK " c")' Helow urtj-nlnth Wreel.
BtV, The report of tha Ailvlnorr Committee on Sninll
BkV Park, npuolntod by Mayor Htronir last Juno,
BSM ttm hnmlej to tho Mayor rettorrtur. 'Iho com-
IMb? tultlee conilsti ot Abmm H. Hoivltt. Chair-
HHl' -inn; Do Witt J. Sollarmtn, Jo!tn II. Dnvlnn.
jB MyerS. Isaac J&inos J. Iilgglnioii, William It.
HVBMW- Steivrart. Joseph D. ltryant, wltli filarial
' jjftflk V'ilton, Prcalilent of the Health, llo.inl, and
mMWE Bamuel McMillan. President of the Park Hoard.
BSwl ax-oftlclo members, and Cacoli A. Hits, Secretary.
HMg' Tho commltteo has held frequent sessions, and
fHL 1 bad the assistance of tho Health and I'ollco do-
I fit' prtmcnt in its work. Tho report says that
kMf$V tho"comtnlttro Is conrlnced by the marvellous
HKJj,' Improvement In tho neighborhood of tho new
BBBFft: ; imall parks that the failure to provide for tho
y reaionablo recreation of the peoplo, and esiietj-
Bv lly for phiyirrounds for the rlslnc senoratlor,
BBBK-Vt' has been tho most efficient cause of the irrontu
m ' crime and pauperism.
aHistf In regard to tho law known as the Tarkact,
MBft i passed in 1897, nnd rrhlcb permits the cxpendl-
ARtrJU. turenf $1,000,000 n yoar for tho creation of
VJaflriattt? V small park, tho coiumtttoe declnrcs that tho
B3Fti doubts nf tho park authorities on the question
fls K of permittini; pin grounds in any part of these
5H F- parks should bo dispelled by an amendment to
jKjBg fj tho act. Tho comnilttco is unanimous in making
BHa theso rcconimcndntlons:
IBBt ' I 1 "1. That half u block be taken forapnblloplay-
Rn Sroundln Itlrineton strcot, butuecn Goerckand
"lUv- Jlantfln streets, adjoining tho public bath. To
'iff'' this tho Hoard of St. cut Opening and Improve
If', nient has already (riven Its assent.
If,'? yv " Tlint tho block "otween Houston and
jJA 1 Btanton streets, lscx nnd Norfolk streets. In
flHI , which stund Orninmnr School No. 13 and the
HJHP Pro-Cathedral Mission, be taken fcr a publln
VRk park and playground, leaving the school and
J'-"-.o i mission where thoy are.
aT J "' Thatn public playground be established
Bvl.fr I O" Cherry Hill, on tho olto of Gotham Court.
BH"6 j ,10w demolished.
W i V " That a shoro park bo laid out between
f1 SI"? "If; East Fort -ninth und K.it Fifty-second streets,
isljV A on ''"' Btrlp of land on tho water's edge, now
if used f r tho storage ot old Iron.
m H " 5. That a simtll park ho laid out on the two
IB vl I ulocks of hieli bind, nt present mostly vacant,
M w 1 west of Eleventh avenue, between Flftj-second
St fc I and Kitty-fourth street!.
& 1 , "C. That half of tho block bounded byMul-
,2 r I berry and Mott streets. Sprini: nnd Uroome
"S . 1 trcots. bo taken for a public playground ror tho
-,, I Fourtirnth wnnl.
B , "7. Thai a p.rt of a block on tho line of Ninth
" "venue, the slto suk'scsted bcliic tho casiorn end
3 of tho bluck between Klftccntli nnd Sixtoonth
&f S utrcets, bo tnken for a public- playground for tho
5' ? children of tho Sixteenth ward.
m . I "8. That n section about'JSO by 'J00 feet at the
'PL I west end of the block between Thirty-llftli and
4v' Thirty-sixth streets. First and Second avenues,
H b bo taken for a public playground.
IM m "0. That the procricty and feasibility of sc-
laH ti, curinethonewNew York Marblu Cemetery In
.H W the block between Second nnd Third streets.
Hf.9 Seiondavenuonnd the llowery, bo taken into
aTaTaTaTaTaTllllaTW careful consideration, with a view to its acquire-
HB ment without cost to tho city.
H "10. That tho utility of uniting a playground
V and push-cart market, as reiommendod by Col.
IBH waring. In a bluck on tho lino of Hester street,
KIH In the Tenth u-ard. bo carefully considered, and
HijH II approved, that tho neccssarr legislation bo
HIWKH tecurcd at the earliest possible date.
W(F . " X1, TbRt' a Pble Plnycround nt least 200
1 j B. feet square bo established at or near Grammar
, f Bchool No. 82. First avenuo ami Seventieth
i ' j "I street.
"., I '" 12. That a public playground nt least 200
1 feet square bo established at or near tho Publia
'4 I School No. 51S, Went Thirty-iovonth street.
I "13. That u public pin ground be established
'(,3 "" on the lino of tho Ninth avenue, near Fortieth
iM i Btrcot; if it bo deemed desirable, a push-curt
' JBK K" market may be combined,
S R "14. That the plas grounds of the new schools
gSK hereafter built, whether on the roof or on the
Wn ft cround, bo thrown oj.cn to tho public out of
' L Bchool hours nnd bo made the general place of
Kt 'g1' recreation for tho neighborhood."
$f; .' The first rccommrndation of the committee
JB3 ' na nIroacy been curried out nnd tbo second
"aft u will bo by the present city administration, but
' tbo others will bavo to bo left fiir tho new ad-
j ministration to deal with. Not tho least Inter
esting of tho committee's recommendations is
Stho ono advising that tho playgrounds of tho
new schools no throw n open to tho public after
school hours.
"Tho longer one looks at this proposition,"
nays the report, "tho more seusiblo it seems.
Tho schools of London long since, in large mcus
ure, opened their pl.i) grounds to the public In
the summer vacation under the samo prcssuie
ithat now weighs iiDon New York. There seems
to bo no good retson why school pluvgroumls
should stand unused all the long afternoons und
evenings, every Saturday and hundnv. and for
two whole months during the hot se.ion, when
they nrn most needed; or why tho city should bo
put to the etpcusc of lajing out another set of
playgrounds with these nvnllahle. There is oven
Bomcthing to be gained that is not by nny means
ruore sentiment, in the binding of the child to
his school by Identifying it with hlstilny; some
thing to be gained that will shortly nppcar In
the lessened expense of evring for truants.
"When tho boss Hud that their play and tholr
schools no together, they will not want to play
hookey nearly so much as they did. From se
curing the playground for tho pupils out of
school hours there is only a step, nnd not it very
long one, to mnkiiig it the general neighborhood
playground. Kvcrj roof playground may. with
sllifht expenso in tho planning, lie inndo into a
roof garden. The question of supervision need
cause no troubto. It may bo safely predict oil
that tho police will bo glad tonttend to that as
their share of it. In the past thoy hnvo some
times been com pell oil to establish roof patro'.s In
defence against tho roughs whom tiie street
trained to rebellion against law and order. This
kind of roof duly would be-a relief sure to bo
gladly welcomed."
The reports of tho pollco captains as to tho
results of tho opening of small parks nro Inter
esting. All ngrce that tho existence of jmonlle
A,5 rowdyism nnd turoulenco Is due. In a large
i fiS, measure, to luck of plnyg ounds. TheCantiln
sl k ot "l0 Delancey street station reports: ''The
-5s Ux' Hook Gong is gone. It has illsappoarol since
M 9 the establishment of the Corlears Hook Park."
Jsi ,fj Tho Captain of tho Kllrahcth street station says:
'W VB! "The establishment nf .Mulberry Hend Park Is
jJRf'M one of tho greatest blesslugH that could bo lx-
'WiHJD' itowed on tho peoplo of this precinct, as it erndl-
'fiaLfi cated ono of tho worst blocks in tho city, whlcti
wm ' was the homo of n horde of the most depraved
'(' and debased classes, m.ilo nnd female, of nil
l natlonnlltles. Since tho eradication of this
IVnv block tnc whole neighborhood has taken a
Imtimi chai.ge, and decidedly for the better."
ISW;PK. THE ItET. Itlt. MEREDITH QUITS.
IBmJBSm Dar and Care ln ne "' Club Cause
HSBBBV ltelnllon.
nVSSSj A few years ago tho Itcv. Dr. R. R, Jlcredlth.
BBjBjBS tho pastor of the Tompkins Avenue Congrrga-
jHBBBj tional Church in Ilrooklyn, nnd some of tho lead-
HBBBBm tng members of tho church organized the Irving
KH Club and decided that it should bo run on a
SBBBb strictly temperance plan. Jlllllnrds nnd even
cards were not interdicted, but no countenance
I'tSB waa Riven to the suggestion, mado from time to
IJ&nSV time, to relax the rule nguinst tho Introduction
I'BmBBJ ' "hythlng npproachlng a barroom. Tho ant!-
llAmSW temperance faction, however, iiiado steady
bH V,TZBTa.' n,1rt, recently, after the club had estab-
fHK Jlshcd lls'dr in new and more pretentious quar-
Bm lers '" Herkimer street, it was decided by nn
HI overwhelinlng miijorily to rslnhllsb both a bar
jT.anaV and a cafe, 'iho Hev. I)r. Merodlth and half a
.jWH aozen strong teinpcninco men dropped out. hut
IKMI since the change occurred there has been a
imHi large Increaso in tho membership as well as In
V the receipts.
IflslsVa nvnxEn n r rxitEiroitKH.
B(n " WorltB.au Injured lij (be Premature Ki.
'BBWjH ploaloo or a Shell.
jHUk William nollorman, H years old. of .10 James
(SWffPl. avenue, and Peter Colorado, ltl years old, em-
iWr-' ployeesof Charles (Jerhardt, fireworks manu-
jB f&cturer, Oxford avenue. Jersey Citj, were
H bldly burned about the face nnd body yesterday
iMt, i!rl300,i '' tho explosion of a shell which they
H 7,"VPiDi "building In which they were
iWi- wreke ""i'LH?" ot lhe ?,nJ '"Uulnl'iB wore
', TTkc'1, "oth wore small frnme structures.
WB Sh?!1",",!""1 Colorado were pulled from tho
l J'ln by fellow workmen. At the City Hospital.
kOsfl WJere tho injured men were tnkon.lt wasiald
' tt they were se.verely burned.
B ,' Tn J"e'a Sbnotlns NeaaOH.
:W To morrow Now- Jersey opens the doors ot all
'. nor game district to sportsmen, when partridge,
A sam'm. Q"4". nd the tottontnll becomu tho legal prop-
M &mrJl& ty of him who kii ,wh how to handlo a shoot-
"Kw' Inglron. Licenses for non-residents who wish
VBfit to trT tl10 B,'ort "fenotnowrcqiilreu, tho act
4. Mil having been repealed In lni(. Woodcock nro
wl wch'ihS'Sf m'1 btUl R ",,L'le nuntl. oxl.ls In
Wamft which tho gr.i), black, or fox squirrel may be
kc"- """' !' '""ding calls for u peiin ty that
lT l severe, ami .Imply earning n 'in In tho
m? Kbli'to arresl1." " 'h S11' "''
2Mm Th,;re,s,l',u"r Prospect of a good eeason. The
BVI i.,ilitr.y..n,onB W "no ot '"0 I'clawaro and
JfmMfL Lackawanna and Grecnwoo.l .lto and .Midland
gM7Sr railroads appears to be allvo wltl game, and
nip fewuu v pj;r0Uk'tt Uer" "Wlwa 'into
aiaiaKHH-g
PAttKtrxT xo nis nviKT at last.
Plans rer tka nuften KmitII Imsrevsuisat
ADroTpd Arier Twelve Venr.
Plans for the opening of tho SpnylcnDuyvll
Pa'kway ln iho Twoiityfourlli ward were ap-
provod by Iho l'ark Hoard yesterday after n de
I lay nf twelve years. Tbo original m-oceodlnga
I In condemnation to acquire the necessary land
for the Parkway woro begun on behslf of the
city In l:s. Nothing was done, however,
toward carrying tho project to completion until
lf"s.'), when the plans wcro drawn by M. A. Kel
logg, tho engineer of construction. Ihcn a
clash occurred between tho Park Board nnd
the Commissioner o Street Improvements of
IhoTwenty-thirdandTwonty-fourthwardsovcr
a question nf Jurisdiction, nnd It was not settled
until 1 st winter, when tho I,cglM turo passed a
special act Intrusting tho work to tho Park
Hoard. Tho net a'so authorized the Hoard of
Kstlninto to appropriate $1!W.000 for tho build
ing of tho Parkway, Hradley James, J. Howie
Dach. Augustus A. llutchlns and Kdward
Wells, proporty holders and tho roprcsentotlrcs
of oropcrty holders In tho Twenty-fourth wan!,
nppcarcd before the Park Commissioners yester
day and niked that tho work be undertaken nt
once. Tho old plans wo-o unearthed nnd ap
proved nnd the Hoard of Kitlmalo was re
quested to Issuo llionecessnry bonds.
Superintendent Parsons reported in favor of
allowing tbo Society for tho Improvement of
the Condition of tho Poor to use ten acres ot
land in Pclham liny Park fnr vacant lot farm
ing. The report was adopted nnd the location
of the plot was left to the Uptown Committee.
Mr. Parsons nljo iccominrndcd thnt certain
seats In tho parks Ira set aside fnrten navsfor
the exclusive use or women. When this schemo
w-aH tried night yearn ago It fnlled hocnuso when
tho Park Police caused thonrretof men for oc
cupying tlin women scats no pollco Jiiritlco
would punish them. Mr. Parsons did not seem
to bo sanguine ot thu success of the second trial
of the scheme, but his recommendation was
adopted.
Several weeks ago tho board dctormlned to
sell nt public auction the temporary bridge
across tho Harlem UImt at Kitlth struct. lis ro
mov I having boen ordered by tho Secretary of
Wnrou the ground that it was an obstruction
to navigation. No ono nine forward to hid for
the striicture.howcvcr. and Instead of recel Ing
a bonus for Its rcimnul the board now finds that
it will have toptytohavo It taken away. Sec
retary Lcary wns Instructed yesterday to ad
vertise for bids fort lie work.
Tho second section of tho Harlem Hirer
Spcedwuy, which was built bv Contractor J. C.
Itogors, wns accepted bv tho board upon tho
recommendation uf Prof. Hurr.
ARRESTED H VIVE MUJtDEIt.
Keaaelly Charged with fracturing Mrs. Ken
nelli's Kltull In Quarrel.
Patersox, N. J., Nor. 8. Mrs. George Ken
nelly died of a fractured skull about 3 o'clock
this afternoon. An hour later her husband was
In Jail charged with her murder. Tho couple
lived with their two children on the first floor
of a small two-story house at 1)2 Go lw In street.
Neighbors say that nbout 2 o'clock yesterday
morning thcro wns a quarrel in tho Kcnnclly
house. Ono neighbor said sho heard Mrs. Ken
nelly open the door and cry out for help. Then
it seemed as if Kcunelly dragged her back.
After that all was quiet.
About noon to-day groans wero heard coming
from the bouse. Policeman John Holland was
sent to investigate. Ho found Mrs. Kcnnclly
lying on tho floor unconscious. Her fnco was
badly bruised. Assistant City Physician Wil
liams advised her immediate remov-il to tha
general hospital. Ho was on the way there with
her when sho died. Sho did not regain con
sciousness. About -t o'clock Holland arrested Konnelly.
When told that hliwifowas dead Konneliv
broke down and cried bitterly. Ho acknowl
edged having quarreled with her this morning.
Her pocketbook and it flask of whiskey were
found In his pocket when ho was searched nt
the polirn station. He gavo his ago as 32. His
wife w-,19 about Iho samo age. Kcnnclly will bo
arraigned before Recorder Senior in tho morn
ing. The two children were taken to the almshouse.
KILLED III' AX ELEVATOR.
Man In Charce Crushed tlliHe Trying to Get
n Cilaie That Had Fallen Into the Khan.
Klrby S. Nichols was killed yesterday by the
elovator he ran In the Washington building, 1
Hroadwny. Nichols dropped his glove about 11
A. M. down the elevator shaft. Ho told Starter
Keith that he was going down to the'Tjase of tho
shaft to recover It. About flvo minutes later
the starter saw Nichols's elevator start up with
nobody ln it.
Ho knew at onco that something wrong, and
hurried to tho basement, where ho found Nich
ols In a dying condition. There is only a narrow
space between the bottom of the elevator and
tho lottom of tho shall, nnd it is supposed thnt
while Nichols was trjlng to recover his glovo
lie accidentally sturtcd the ma blno downward,
nnd was crushed to death by its weight. Tho
elevator then btarted upward, and went as far
as tho fifth floor.
Nichols was taken from the bottom of the
shaft and a phvslclnn summoned. He died inn
few minutes. There were no external Injuries
on the dead man. and it is supposed that ho was
crushed internally.
Coroners' Physician O'Hanlon will make an
autopsy on the body to-day. Nichols, who was
28 years old, llvednt 22 New street.
WIIITE MATX'T ' ItEHOTE THE3I.
The Collector Ilereated In the Hannla Dlttlllery
Cnae.
PAKKEitonuua, W. Va Nor. 8. Judge
Jackson of the United States Court rendered
his decision to-day in tho three Injunction
cases of William Hutlernnd H. C. Hurr, United
States storekeepers, and J. G. Huckman. ganger
at tho Hannis distiller-, ngnlnsl A. H. White,
collector of internal revenue for West Virginia.
The cases were heard upon demurrers und
answers of thu defendants. Judgo Jnckson
perpetuates tbo Injunction ngnlimt the removal
by iho collector of the three otllclals on the
grounds that tho net known ns the Civil Ser
vice act is I'DiHtitutlonul: Mint Congress linn
not delegated lit tho President nnd Comnilh
tion legislative powcrstthat thinttrna! revenue
bcrvico has been placed under the civil ter
vli'o net: Hint tho pluii.titlM are otlicers of the
Government in tbo Internal revrr.ua serrico:
that they cannot bu removed excupt for other
than political' enufces; that the attempt to
change their rank and place is in violation of
tho civ il service act, and that a court of equity
has jurisdiction to restrain thnappolnlliig power
from removal. Collector White will appeal.
9fnn and W Ife round L'ncouselaua frana Coal
Cm.
Ntack, Nor, 8.--John Drown and his wife,
Louisa, wcro nearly asphyxiated by coal gas at
their homo In Plermont last evening. Tho
couplo retired ns usual, and this morning when
thoy did not makcthclrnppenranco, as expected,
tho neighbors became anxious and broke into
their house. When tho door of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hrown's room was oponcd tho couplo were
found uni onsclous, and tho smell of coal gas,
which had escaped from the stove, was vory
strong. Tho neighbors sent for two doctoi sand
worked on Mr. mid Mrs. lirown for sureral
hours, finally mict reding In resuscitating them.
Thoy nre still suffering from thu efforts ot tho
gas.
Chana-ra In the siewark Catholic nioceae.
HODTlt OliAKOK, Nov. !. Tho Her. P. W.
Smith, assistant to the Right Her, Mgr, Seton
of St. Joseph's Cliurth. Jersey City, has boen
appointed by lllshop Wlggcr to succeed the Into
Hev. W.J. Wiseman, S. T, U, ns rector of St.
Mary Magdalen's Church In Nowark. Father
Smith is to bo sucteeded in St. Joseph's by
Father Corcoran, usslstant of St. John's Church,
Ornnge, Tim vacancy earned by Father Cor
i oran's removal will ho lllled by tho Hev. Fred
C. O'Neill, from St. John's Church in Putenton.
The Hev. Hogor Mcriliiley, asslstnnt to the
Right Hev. Mgr. De Concllio in St. Michael's
Church, Jersey City, will goto Patcrson as as
sistant to tho Very Hev. Dean McNulty iu St.
John's Church.
Mlailnr Milk Denier round Drowned.
The body of Charles K. O. Cox of 38 West
Twenty-fourth Btrcet was found In tho North
Hlvor yesterday at the foot of Twentieth street.
Cox had been missing from his home for tho
past ton days. Unowned a milk routo and left
his homo Saturday morning, Oct. 30. to serve
his i ustoincrn. Ho was not seen alivn again.
His wugou was found thu same day at Seventh
avenue and Thirtieth street.
The pollco or tho West Twentieth street sta
tion are Investigating the cae. There are no
marks of violence on tho body and nothing to
Indicato that the man mot with foul play.
Cox was 4U years old.
Cot. Mlrhell I'larrd on lhe Iteilred Mil,
AI.IUNY, Nov. 8. AdJU-Gen. Tilllnghsst says
that Col. Harry W. Mlcholl of the Fourteenth
Regiment has been relieved from active service
and command and placed on the retired list at
his owu request. Gen. McLecr, coniniandor of
the Second llrlgade, will name a dato for the
lection of Col. Mkuell'e s ucceitor.
RAPID TRANSIT TUNNEL.
COVRT OOHittsaiOX ItKPOItTB XX
rAron op tub road.
Cipher Out Thnt the City Can Raise Hftner
Knanch to llulid it, nod That II Won't Celt
Mara Than 9:13,000,000 Motion to Con
firm the lleuort la lie Araued an the !l9rt.
Arthur D. Williams, John Snblne Smith, nnd
George W. Young, tho Commissioners apolntcd
by tho Appollatc Division of tho Supreme Court
on July 23 to detcrinino whether tho rapid tran
sit railway should bo constructed and operated
lacking the consents of property owners, fllod a
report with the Appollato Division of the Su
premo Court at 3 o'clock yestorday ln favor ot
bullcUmr the road. Tho motion to confirm will
be made probably on Nov, 22.
Tho roport says that thoro Is no doubt that the
building of tho road as proposed Is, from an en
gineering standpoint, entirely practicable. Tho
Commissioners think that the proposed road is
not open to tho objections (lint woro found by
thoCoudcrt commission to the old nroadwny
plans. In that tho prcsont Ilttyfoot width along
Kim street doos not in volvo, ns did tho soventy
foot width on Hroidwny, tho oncro-vchmont on
vault spaces and the necessity of shoring and
underpinning adjacent buildings. It is found
thnt the cost of construction will not exceed
$35,000,000. and in tho opinion of the board
$30,000,000 will pny for the road. That a court
which had disapproved tho former plan might
reasonably approve the present ono is tho con
clusion reached.
Tho report then takes up ln dotall the objec
tions urged by Hurrlll, Znbriskic ti Uurrlll,
Ccphns Hralnnrd, Jr.. Louis C. Dcssnr, and
Franklin Uarttctt, representing property as
sessed at a valuation of $2,171,000 ln tho ng
gregatc, Thcso objections nro three: That tho
cost ot construction is nil Indefinite rum, nnd
will probably exceed $50,000,000: that, if built,
the road would not pay expenses, tho interest
on its bonds, and the sinking fund levy, and
that tho financial condition of tho city ren
ders tho undertaking Impossible, n point
only $3,000,000 short of tho constitu
tional debt limit ot one-tenth of tho
nsscssed vnluntion ot property having al
ready been renelied. The matter of cost Is
gone over with tho result ns stated. It Is fig
ured thnt. nn tho basts that thoThlid and Sixth
avenuo elevated railroads now carry 30O.0U0
passengers a day, the jiroposcd road would havo
it daily capacity of 425.0IMI. 'Iho Increase in
truffle now mnounts to 20,000,000 a year, which
In tho live- yeurs It would tnko to build the pro
posed road would give 300,000 passengers n day
more than aro now- carried on existing lines.
'I he annual balance sheet Is prepared as follows:
Income from passenger trafflo 3,l7.i,ono
lQcomo from advertljlnz, &o 100,000
Total I... .$5,571,000
Operating expenses, pUred At 00 per cent.
of pasAengt-rtrftftlc receipt ....1M.2!!V.000
Interest on 33.00n,000 t 3U percent. .. 1,137.500
luterest and depreciation of equipment,
placed a; I'l iercent. of Hi cost 7s4,50i1
Slnktaii fund payment 330.000
Total 5,r.",iH)
Net annual earnings SIC.OOO
As to the city's ability to Incur the debt Mr.
Zitbriakle submitted as sworn testimony the fol
lowing figures on the financial condition ot the
city:
Outstanding bonded Indebtedness 123(1,704,378
Deduct:
An-ets held by Sinking Tund Commis
sion 81.R74.B0?
Revenue- bonds payable from taxes 1S07 24,47ft.5Hn
Total 130,41,!i95
Add:
Liability for lands for which the title Is
TCBti-d lu the city, but which aro not
paid for 28.007.410
LlaMlltyon cuntraots 17.0S7.7st
Liability ou assessment contracts 1.1 SS.-tOlt
Totaldebt l70.7o4.35
Constitutional debt limit. 10 perccnt.of
ajwCMed valuation of real estate 178,711,070
Debt Incurring capacity .'.. U.I.M
Tho renort states tho opinion of the Commis
sioners to be thnt one-half nf the debt for lands
acquired in Elm street will eoino b ck to tho
city as assessments, nnd thnt there will ho a re
bate on naucduct lands from sales of surfai c.
and from deck property from leases nnd tho
dock revenues, which go into the sinking fund.
Against the liability for contracts!? set tho cash
in tho Comptrollers hands. Thcso two items
amount to Just enough to allow a debt of $30,
000.000 to be Incurred. A second method of
meeting tho objection is to quote tho Comptrol
ler's testimony tnt at tho stme rnteof Increase
of assessed valuation of real cjtale ns has ob
tained in the pnst ten venrs the increase In tho
next ten would nllow the city to incur new in
debtedness of $13.-.20!,tll2.33 without nny re
duction in the margin which now exl-tn be
tween Its not debt and the constitutional limit
thereof. Against this position .Mr. Zabrisklu
has urged that It Is not proper to draw on tbo
future and to depend for ability to pay upon
that which may or may not occur.
aRAai:its co.wexe.
Thoy Gather In Ilarrlahtira to Do Itnalneae ror
the Farmers of All Paris.
IlAltRlBBunn, Pa,, Nov. 8. For tho next ten
days Harrlsburg will be lllled wltb representa
tives of the Patrons of Husbandry from nil parts
of the country. The advance guurd ban nrrlv cd,
Tbo State Grange will meet to-morrow after
noon at tho Opera House, ond on Wednesday
morning tho National Gntngo will go into ses
sion in the Supreme Courtroom. Probably tho
Stato body will get through its business this
weok, but tho Nc tional Grange will be in bes
elon until tho close of next week. It Is com
posed of tvv o delegates from ev ery Stato Grange,
usually the Master anu his wife.
'lhcro will be a public reception by the joint
bodies nt tho Opera Hoiiso on Thursday after
noon. Gov. Hastings, U ii. Hhone, Master nf
thu Pennsylvania Grange, nnd others will :muko
addresses of welcome and there will bo responses
by visitors. J. II. Ilrlgham or Ohio, Assistant.
Secretary of Agriculture, will preside ot tbo ses
sions of thu national body.
'Iho National Grange Is composed of fifty-eight
delegates und sixteen ofllccrs. There Is consider
able Interest this year In tho biennial election of
otliiers. Tho sixth degree, that of "Florn."
will bo conferred ln the preseiico of tho Joint
bodies on Wednesday evening; tho seventh, or
that ot tho "Assembly of Demuter," on Thurs
day evening.
DJj Trolley Trom Kettiahura to Woshlnden.
HAiutlHHUlto, Pa., Nor. 8. A charter was
ginnlcd by the State Department to-day to the
Washington. Westmlnstcrnnd Gettysburg Elec
tric Hallway Company, which will build a lino
fourteen miles long from Gettysburg to the
State line. This is tbo company which intends
to build a line to tho national capital. The cap
ital stock is $100,000, and the o Ulcers nre: Pres
ident, James II. Colgrovc, W shlngton; Direc
tors, Samuel S. Ilushman, Charles A. Trastcl,
and Henry C. Li' tic, Gettysburg: Henry A.
Cady, Washington; Charles II flutter and
John A, Shore, Liltlcstowu.
Money for a !Von Schoal Hoard Hall,
At yesterday's meeting of tbo Hoard of Esti
mate bonds to the amount of $244,000 wcro
ilnally authorized for tho erection of tho new
Hall of Education nt Purk avenue and Fifty
ninth street, 'Hie matter lias been before the
board for tho past seven vcars. The building
will bo eight sloriesln height. Tim hoard also
appropriated $307.o(Kl for a new school on tho
block bounded bv lllHh and 120th streets. Sec
ond and Third avenues.
Tbo IVenlher.
Therswasaiteneral depretslon over nearly all the
country east of the UocWy Mountains yeiterday, with
erlcteuee of a storm forming In lhe Mtstlulppl Volley.
Slain was ratlins" In tho central States, the lake re
gions and the middle Atlantic and N'ew Knulaml
Mates nd ln the htatei wctl of the Ulaslaalppl, The
weather was cloidy with anow In .South DaWoia.
southern Montana, Utah und Xebraika. The rainfall
In the central Malta was heavy, measuring from hair
an Inch to an Ini b.
It wa warmer lu all Ilia itatca east of the Mlulitlp
pt Hirer and colder with freezlug temperatures lu the
Northwest and Hoeky Mountain Statei,
Jn till ciiy the day was cloudy and ralnyi areraxe
humidity t'l per cent) wind eusterly, averaje ve
locity X mtlra an hour; highest otltclal temperature
65, loweit 45', barometer, corrected to read to sea
level, at H A. M. H9.&8. Pr SU.rlH.
Tb thermometer at Iho United States Weather Bu
reau rritltterrd the temperature yeiterday aa followit
1X117. lhUtl. 18117, IMMI.
KA.Jt I"' 61' OP.M 17' 47'
J3M 4V OP tll'.M 41' 44
UJ'.M 411 4b" U Mid 4S' 4a
nASIIUalTOY rORlCAtT I Oil TUESDAY,
For Matiaclm.etti, Itliode Island, and Connecticut,
ralniillulitly waruieri southerly wlnda.
'or emlrrn Xtui York, ruin; tmrnicr; Incrtating
touffirrlv irlnd.
Kor eastern I'ennjylvanla and New Jersey, threat
ening weather and ralu; narmeri southwesterly
wlndi.
For the DUtrlct of Columbia, Delaware, and Mary
land, threatening weather, with ralu, probaLly clear
ing Tuesday nlgbti warmer; southwet terry wlndt.
rot weitern New York and wettern l'eofltylranla,
ralu i Increasing southwest winds, hhjtt on te lake.
thu cBitTRAL'nunaox eok.
Rallroaa Commleslsntra Kxamlulng the oua
datlnn or Itae Roaabed.
OATtnisoN'B. Not. 8. Tho Stato Hall road Com
missioners nro still at work nt tho scenoof tho
recent wrock on tho Ccntrnl-Hudson Railroad,
making soundings nnd sinking plpo to deter
mine on what sort of foundation thnt part of tho ,
roadbed which slipped Into tho river on tho
morning of Oct. 17wnsbullU They ramo hero
on Saturday morning at about 10 o'clock und
Immediately begnn the ln vestlgntlon. They nro
accompanied by surveyors nnd pliotogrnphcrs.
Their Invcst'gatlonswill last several days yet.
They nre working nbout twotity-llvo feet nvvny
from tho sea wall and ijro trvlng to Unci out '
what sortor bottom there is nt thnt point. Tho
work Is progressing slowly, lhe work will bo
done in tho most thorough manner, and every
method of the engineering art will bo used to
detcrmlno w hero tho fault lies.
Tho theory that tho embankment was blown
out bv dynumlto has been abandoned, although
the railroad company found some ground for
suspicion that such was tho casc.and tbo ton
elusion flrst advanced thnt Ilia enuso of tho
disaster was a "washutit caused by unusually
lilkh tides nnd tho deep vvntcr Inw'ildi Iho cm
bniiknicnl was built baa been generally iio
rcptod. The purposoof tho In vestlgntlon by tho
Hnllroad Commissioners is, therefore, in ascer
tain to what degree tho railroad ininpany was
rcsponslblo for tho "washout, but mainly to
formulate recommondntlons for the guldnncc of
tho company In rebuilding that section of Its
road.
POLICE CHIEF'S HELD-UP SALARY.
ArsuBient In the Supremo Court on lhe Valid
ity or Met ullagh'a Promotion.
The motion of Joseph Murphy, ns n taxpayer,
to make permanent a temporary injunction re
straining the authorities from paying John Mo
Cullagh as Chief ot Police tho salary of that
olllco was argued before Justice Bench of tho
Supreme Court yesterday. Goorgo Gordon Hat
tic, appearing for Murphy, stntod thatMcCul
high was nppolntod contrary to law without ft
competitive examination nnd by a vote of tbrco
to one. Commissioner Pnrkor voting against
him. Tho Chlcr, who has been drawing the sal
ary of n Captain only, was in court.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Clarke said
that the title to an olllco cannot be tested In a
taxpijer's suit bringing up tho tjucstlon of
f.iinry, -and the Judge soeiuod to take litis view,
hut said ho would hear tho argument. Mr.
Clnrko nntd that slnco tho Iaxow Investigation
tho legislature had so amended the law that
tho Chief or Pollinls the head or tho depart
ment, nnd not liable to a ronipctltlve examina
tion. It was Iinpractleablo to discover by such
nn examination who would make thu best chief.
The Attorney-General had expressed the opinion
that tho olllco was not subject to examination.
Decision was reserved.
irEDDIXO FEAST SPOILED.
Its l.lanor Provider Arrested ror a Technical
Vlolntlnn or the I.nw.
David Dorgcr, keeper of n. saloon at 249 Sec
ond street, wns held for trial yesterday in tho
Essex Market Court on a charge of violating
the Haines law. In tho rear of Berger's saloon
It n dnnco hall. There was a wedding In tho
hull Sunday night. Uerger notified the police
of tho Union Market station on Saturday that
the wedding was to lake place ui.d that lhiuor
was to be served, which had been provided by
the bridegroom.
Acting on this Information Detective McCor
mack went to tho ball while tho wedding feast
was in progress anil nrrested Hergcr. This put
ndamperouthu festivities, n.s no more liquor
wns served.
When Hergcr was arraigned yesterday In tho
police court a technical charge of having open
the door leading to the saloon from the hall was
mnde against him, and upon this charge ho was
held.
ItOILER HLOWX V.fMtO FEET.
Three Men Killed and Other Dadly Injured
nt a l'ennsylvanln Mine.
Sn vnoN Pa.. Nov. 8. A boiler cxnloslon oc
curred t Stoneboro to-day whilo tho miners of
tho Mercer Iron and Coal Company were In tho
boiler house enting lunch. David Iiove, engi
neer, was killed Instantly. John Jackson,
Joeph Dowers and Albert Jaxthelmer wero
hurt mortally. Two other men wero hurt
severely. No reason Is givo'i for the explosion,
'lhe toller had beon Inspected but a short tlmo
before and was round to be ln good condition.
It was blown over 2.0O0 feet and the boiler
house was torn to atoms.
More Trolley Privilege IVnnted In rtrnoklyn's
City Hall tqiinrr.
Counsel for the Ilrooklyn Heights Hnllroad
Company applied to Justice Maddox, in the
Supreme Court, yesterday for a peremptory
writ of mandnmus to loiupcl City Works Com
missioner Willis to grant n permit to complete
a curve between Fulton and Court streets north
of the Clt Hall. Commissioner Willis contends
that the propcrtv on which the coiup my want
In Uuild the curve is apart of the City Hall
Park, and is land given h tho Kcmscn estate to
the city ror park purpose-.. The company con
tends that the land in ciietinn was taken by tho
cltyrorthe purpose or widening Fulton street,
and If il was original park land it is now simply
a street. Decision was reserved.
A Kansas Investment Company Accuaei.
Topeka. Ivan., Nor. 8. A suit was filed In the
Federal Court to-day by tho Scottish-American
Investment Company of London ngnlnst the
Kansas Investment Company nnd T. 11. Sweet
for $125,000. Tho suit Is the result of invest
ments aggregating fr3."iO,OUO. made bythcLon-
don Company through tho Kansas Loan and I
Trust Company III tho '80s. Iho Scottish com- i
Jinny nhherta that it was "defrauded nnd de
ceive I" in the investments made for It by tho ,
Kansas tompiny, whom it accuses of fraud and
misrepresentation.
Olive Pecker Prisoner Held.
Norfolk. Vs., Nov. 8. The Olive Pecker
prisoners were remanded to jnll this nftcrnoou '
altera preliminary henring, John Anderson be-
log charged with murder nnd nrson nun tho
other live with nron only. The lntiiiintio:i .
rrom Washl gton that the case would bo tried
in Alexandria is without foundation. There is
no probability that thoy will be tried anywhere
but here. A Grand Jury will bu Impanelled ns
f oon us possible. No one is permitted to seo tho
men.
Striker's nody Idenlined nt lhe Morane.
Tho body or a man who was round unconscious
with his skull fractured nt 1 03d street and Lex
ington avenue on Oct. 30, and died shortly nffrr
In tho Harlem Hospital, was identified ut tho
Morguayesterday as that of Joseph Seamnn of
1 Oil West lOtlth street. He was n member of
tho Cement and Asphalt Lasers' Union, who
had struck work in syinpath) wills striking car
penters employed on the same building.
Raved by Clothe l.luea.
Lawrence Connelly, 12 j o trs old, of 70 Elisa
beth street, fell from n fourth-floor window nt
157 Hester street yestcnlny afternoon. Ho
btruck a clothes lino ut tho third floor, bounded
up and canio down on one at thusctonil llonr,
breaking It. Then hu fell to thu ground. lie
was taken to tho Hudson street Hospital, where,
after a careful examination, thu doctoiu could
lind no other injuries thuu a broken .inkle.
More llolhrr Tor Major fileaaou.
Major Patrick Jerome Gleason's cltlrcnship
is again questioned, and L'nited States District
Attorney Dennett of Hrookh u has been notified
by the authorities in Washington to appeal
from tho decision of Judgo Wheeler, and retry
tho Issues lu tho Cli cult Court or this city. Judgo
Wheeler decided that the hltf Muvciror htttlo
axe fume was a cllicn. The hearing on tha up
pcul will lie set down for mi early dato.
Keutiirky Piiriiner sinrtlus:.
Minm.Kbiioiiorau, Ky Nov. 8. Preparations
aro being made to stait furnaco 1 of tho Walts
Steel und Iron Syndicate. Furnaco 2 will bo
I prepared soon fur operation and the mammoth
laelo steel Plant will be operated ror thu llrst
time sinic its erection sevtu sears ago, Em
ployment will bo given to more than HOO inou.
Plre In l.oulevllle'e Wholesale District.
Louisville, Ky., Nor. B. Flro destroyed this
morning the building occupied by the wholesale
millinery firm of Hnreford te Lawson at 017
West Main street. Tho adjoining stores of the
Mcintosh Millinery Company and Hen Wellcr,
boot und shoo Jobber, wero badly damaged,
making a total loss or ?Mi,o'0.
Slerenton or .trnnrk Drowned nt tharlriloa,
CllAliLKSTON, 8. C, Nov. P. Tho body or the
stranger rrom New York who wasdrowned here
last week was idcnlllicd to-dny by a woman
who emtio hero on tho Ixiat with him as that of
Wlllluin Stevenson of Niwark. .N. J. Ho was
travelling as II. Johnson. Thu body Is still unclaimed.
Henry O. Hatrinejer Out or Danaer.
QncENWicii, Conn., Nov. R. Henry O. II.ito
mcyerls virtually out of danger, his attending
physicians soy, and has rested comfortably to
day. It is but a week slnco ho was operated on
for apoendlcitls, and Dr. Abbe, the surgeou. is i
well pleased with hU condition. j
Js'O XnOLLKT Oft THE PLAZA.
Tha rtrll-.Trnetee Deride Acatnst Any Pnr
ther Kncroacnment.
The brldgo trustees held a mectlnu yesterday
nnd decided to deny tho application of the
Ilrooklyn Heights ltnllrond Company for nor
mlcslou to lay trolley tracks on cither tho plnro,
or Liberty street. It was tho opinion of tho
trustees that It would bo the best policy to nwalt
tho developments of tho brldgo trolley opera
tions before allowing any encroachment on tho
plaranr Liberty street. At tho suggestion of
President Herri it was rranged to hnvo nn ex
pcrtitceoiintaniuxnmlno all tho books, vouchers.
Sc, preparatory to the transfer or tho manage
ment to the now- commission In Januarv.
The brldgo receipts for October wcro $250.
351.33, n increase , of $3,853.23 over tho cor
responding month last jonr. The tojnl number
of passengers for tho month was 4.00,040.
NEEDLESS SUFFERING.
Why Will Tcopln Endure Bo Much When
It Can lie Easily Avoided?
"Tho great American troublo Is dyspepsia."
No ono reallzos this moro than tho miserable
sufferers w ho drag out painful existences. Tho
body requires help, strength and assistance. It
calls for nutriment, but meets no response be
cause the stomach is unablo to digest, asslml
lato and turn Into blood food that is forcod into
It. What then can tho poor sufferer dot It is
useless to take moro food becauso tbo broken
down stomach cannot take-care of what It al
ready has.
There can be hut ono answer to this question,
and that Is to Assist the stomach to properly do
tho work for wJilch It was created. Do you ask
howl Iho answer is simple. There can bo but
ono w ny, and t hat Is to help tho stomach to help
ltsolf. Not'hy drugs, not by mineral washes, not
even by massaging, but by constant and health
rul stimulation. In tills way alono can tho
overworked stomach bo restored.
There Is hut ono pure, healthful and medicinal
stimulant now known to the public and tho pro
fession, and that Is Duffy's Pure Malt Whlkcy.
I This whiskey should be taken clthor before,
I niter or with the meals, mid sou can readily sco
1 how br gently stimulating tho stomach when
the food is taken, it enables ttio htomnch to (II
pest the food mid thus prevent dvspcpsla nnd
the tumbles which follow In Its vvnke.
It will be well for every reader to remember
theso truths ii nd also to remember that it Is tho
only medicinal whiskey Which can bo depended
upon to accomplish just what sou most require.
J ilr.
fVlru'nrl. Ui'ert$rmtntis.
e $5 Thanksgiving
V ! Furniture
GsjwnL In grander variety
lfrrp and at LOWER
Sj PRICES than the
I Sjji stores of Greater
I $ ew York can
j fe show. We have
I M ",e handsomest
I jS furniture display
I Baa in the country.
Oak Exten- 'ss&
sion Tables, $$0$
fluted legs,3.79 -JsP
instead of 4.79. GDW'
Leather Seat Dining- Chairs,
box frame, highly polished quar
tered oak, 1.98 in place of 2.7?.
Cane Seat Oak Dining Chairs,
brace arm, 79c. instead of 98c.
tes; Oak China Clos-
IPriRiL ets w'tn mirror
pMillll back and niirror
rkrVUlll'' top- roimd end,
PM' 2.98 instead of
JfM!'1 17.50.
wSp'! Polished 0ak
ff'"&$ Sideboards, French
jk-jJVJ i bevel plate mirror
in back, with ample
drawer room for linen, 9.98 in
stead of 12.85.
Our Carpet a ,
Clearance of &i
Weaves, Pat- mmjM
terns and Col- .ffll-Jj fl
orings will be H J JmSr
continued this Jp
week. " Say-
anything" and many New York
stores otfer spring "hold-overs"
and "we-wish-we-could-get-rid-of-them"
styles. We don't.
We have a great lot of 1898
lloo' coverings coming in, and
this autumn's numbers must
give up their places to the new
comers. We will Sew, Line and Lay
any of the following numbers
without extra charge if we re
ceive the order this week :
Body Brussels at 98c and
1.10 yard.
Moquettes at 90c yard.
Axminster Carpets at 1.10
yard.
Savonnerie Carpets at 1.40
yard.
Best All-Wool Agra Carpets,
79c yard.
Best A II-Wool Ingrain Car
pets, 59c yard.
Best Ten-Wire Tapestry Brus
sels ut 75c yard.
Free Drllirrlra al .tewr Jersey Ttallroad St.
Uinta. . nitru I'linrto fur Pnrbtns.
riflHNE & ClUEWMtt. I. J.
IVnntrtl fimtlef.
AUTIFICIAI. FLOWFns. Wauled, eiperlsnced
ro.e niaktrs and plniie; maker.,
I. I'llAOKH. V0 llleeckcr it.
A A WAS fli i:pil'nel fur flnltheri. Ap.
. pi) C.. (it .NTIir.K'h hoSh, 1H1 Flf ta ay.. W. Y.
1I.aKKIVoK folder and sewerwanttd. Address
JJ i.xi'ii.r, isix ii'OMiiionice,
1ilt-Ti LA"1" Uanl-boolf newer wanted and glrlto
frid rullnif inueiiluu, tli-ady.
' k II. 11. NKI-bOS, B8 John st.
OSTHIf'lt ITV.THI It1 Wauled, good bewera aqd
eurlir. .1 ml) w ft. itowl lay; wnrL Kirruout.
Wli'MA-.ll VVOiil) A fli.mii llroa.way.
OsTHK'H I'l I lirr.s Wanted, llfly cmxl curlers".
.V lU.ll.liltl N ACO.. u.KI iiadliroadway,
Al IIITK Ipxili1 ("Biiii'lu ranl niakert waiitrdi
II aiam i-rli' ' and waiiea Hauted. AUdrraa
A. II , I11I l'.i Mill uflee
Jiomfstic drtnintu Wnntrtl,
CiHASIIlFIIM.VIDH, I'nnka. Iauiidn'scs, who do
i-lunula-rwiirk, llr.l eloat waltrewca, Frenclt
uure. ruKllhi"l t"""1 h ldl' iiialila, Mok wb
vvaali and Irou, klieticumalda, bullrra, aecond men.
I Cull Tueaday, Ur. I.. hKI.I.Y, rniploymmt bureau.
1 tt Wctt 224 1U1 hivuu' cutraacv, UDH Ota art
SoWtlc .Sttvantu Wntefl.
A.',!Pr,.hoItln'"'',' KnloTnvTnTllniTM. KOO
J v Katt 4Stl t., nnit clau ilomeatl aars miiipllfd.
n1!AH"?U2,AI!) nd Uundiw 7or"tainaroneck
iii " r".nl,-y" "I ,,M refrrrncea rc
qulrrd. Mra. U. i-r.F.I,v, ,T.K nth av corner XVd t.j
V',;!TK.."7.t;,?!"b',",t French chumleriuld for I
' 1 ittafleld. Slum., I.rt retereno-a required.
Ji". I.M:M,Y, .lla nth a corner Udat.
ArANTFU Tnoltral-claM waltreaaea. alio a latin
Jr.. . ' w!" '-l. for New llriRlitun, H. I. beat
rcf erenet rniutn it
lrj;UHKF.l,V, 352 nth ar.. corner 28d at.
XVANTkli-l'uintictpiit i:m.llh lady'a maid tor Chi
... c!w' ".lu"' u" t'rtiul hajnlnPMlng and be good
acaniatrpMi lt rer-reno a required.
aira, I.. SKUf.Y, ajii mu nr.. comer HIM at,
Wnntfa aunifs 3ntf7hnic. SeT
V ANTBIl Ann inakera on I'lntacb R. It Umpl
II illllel hn Kit., !..
JXO. WILLIAMS 530 Wt37lhit.
l60KniVPF1-wntc.l. .tamtKN itid (mid liy
Jcp. .NQIiril HIVKIl U1NDUUY CO., 1B1 nnk tt.
BO0KUINDKn.MVjiiitfiiI.oiiDBmantnbrlirMV
l. H. lU;TTMtAhO7m EAtCfttht
BOOKniNDLIlaS. Wantrd. rxperlrncfd rounder.
WII.l.lA.MS A CO., U440 Koc it.
lOOrEils.-Wantl, two roofers.
AV aia Btb tm Crooklrn.
MM2f IIOOFKHS r-Hrlni looli.
- JOHN HAV1H. 1 70 Court at., Ilrooklyn.
CIOMPETKNT second tnn, well rcommended
iragei IX to $;i call Turiday.
Im. L. HKKLY. 368 Oth r.
JIIlST.cr.A8S nCTLEll Tor Wublnirton. V. C.t
. munt U thoroittthly romp tent, tnll and well
rccommendfiljcall Tutadar.
Mm. L. SI-ELY, 352 flth T.
"lANTKD-Foreman In promlnenT Lnlttloff mill
' who lian hai expertrnco ami fullr underatanda
the manufaaiirinor Mreatprsnnd uolf hoac. awell
m tho niiiterltt.il hclotiKliiR t itaine, and who has alio
n boM irrnrral kuoivirdKot thl line of busmen.
Onlvpxpirlonctil itnd capable ar(t(a ohould apply,
with rail pmlfUlat-K and refercuoa. Addreaa
'ClIUilHUV' r.O. box 407, New York city.
W'ANTFD A man who U thoroughly ronTeraalit
with Catholic publUhlnii Luliie; must bo well
known atnotu clergy nnd have htgliest tentlmnnlnli.
AfUlirs ln.aoi.n)ei.r toFIUKS, bor 147 Sunonicw.
r AM KD Thoroughly "rompnient young man a
tmtlcr for Fort Washlnutoni good wages; belt
m firemen requlrnl.
Mr, h bEFLY, 852 Oth ay., corner 22d t.
rANTKD A flrnt'Clan man on Uohrnon"acorlnjt
mashinf. TIIR "WAUNF.U Ultos. CO., Brldfci-
port, Cottu, 4pply at IU A. 31. at USU ltioidway,
Now York city.
"VIUTh HK)UH sample card mnl;rrt r-anted;
" Mat1 exp?rltne" nnd wages wanted. AdJreM
A It ,bo lUUUunumce.
riHAMUKKKAIl) and Maid. ThorouRhlyrompctent
and reliable youug woman; Tery Kood refer-t-nctH.
U. McC'M box 101 bun uptown utllce, 1203
Uruadwo.
iHAMIU'KMAirFanTrNurie. Wltllnpr and oDltplDR
V- juume woman, perfectly competent! In it ivfcr
eixra. C.K., Lox lu" hun uptonnofltcc 10& llroad
way.
CUlAMUKUllAlD and Lauii'trejta. Yountt woman;
' capable ani reliable', best references. M. McM.,
ox. It) 1 iSun uptown oiTke, lUH'i Ilradway.
C" inAMIJl.IlMAID"ainr WaltreM, ThoroiiRhly com
' petnt juui'U vioman;KtHMl city rerpnnces. S. C,
box l'2 Sun uptown ofllrr, I'JtJS 11 road way.
CIIAMXtUHMAlD Flrat-clatw chamUrmatd. aaslct
with waiting; best Uty rrfercm-es. J. A., box HJ5
tSuu nHfiuu ofllfe, rj(lft Urott'lwdy
CMfA'Vllil'r.XAlDa'nd waltrffn; wllllnff andobllgtnr
, Onutii; vouiani best cltj references. Call or ad
dn-sti liiU7 Lexington ut,
CUIAMHEHMA1D and neamntrcM. Young woman;
' tliunMichly lumpctcut and reliable; beat refer
Hiirea. 21 IrTlntf j lacr.
CHLMEItMAHTand waltrca; neat and tidy oun
woman, cji ablo and reliable; beat references.
1:03 Wit Kuth nt.
ClUOK. Thoroughly rompetent cook: willing to ai
J slat with laundry work; good city refrreucct.
In bma.l prlratn family In apartment 452 Oth av.,
turf of O'CON'NELl..
(tOOK. Thoroughly competent young woman; ox
cellmt 100k; ery best nTeruncos. M. D., box 131
bun uptown oruVe, l'26b Ilruadwuy.
COOK. Neat aud Udy young woman; good family
cuotc; k'kI rrerenci. 11. o'C, box 1 13, Hun up
town oflltv, lrt5 liroodway,
(lOOK, uting wijinuu; flrat'Claxs cook; highly rec
omm nded. II. K, box 1C5 bun uptown o.llce,
12U5 Uroadwuy.
CiOOIC Willing and obliging young woman; comix1-
tent ctwt. J.l'.. box ltJO&uu uptown omce, 103
Broadway.
ClOOK. Flrst-claaa cook In prlvato family: bost ref-
erence. M. Q., box 100 bun uptown office, 12U5
Droadw aj .
ITCHENMAII). Neat and tidy young woman; ex
irlfaeeU; -oinl referpiiee. K. C. box lav &uu
uptowu ofllcc, iytfl Iiroailwaj.
KITCHENM A 1 1). Wilting "and obllglmr young win
mn; le-t rcf-rcnt'ei. N, I,box 110 Sun uptown
ofTlce, lyt). Droadwaj.
KITCIIKNJIAIU Competent young woman wltn
1'tst ni re rt-neen. rJ7 WtHt 6.1 t.
1AlYOFiu.FINEMKNT aiid" experience delrea
-t ft"Mtl"ii aa houHfRveper In a gpntteman'a home;
no ohjecthiu to fhlMrvii, tliy or country; can give
i-xci Went reference. II., 1UW We it lV.'th at.
IArM)HKS. Young woman; gonf ihlrt, collar,
J and cunriuuniire:, .Oitrerereuveafrouilajit place.
S MtL, box 127 bun uptown omce, 1205 Broadway.
IAt'NDKEMH. -Young woman; good laundreM; a
J aldt with chamb rwork; excellent referenosa. h.
R, Imix ltis Mm uptown omt. 12(16 Ifroalway.
LAt'NrHE. Young woman; flretrlaa laundrTTa
In prhate family. E. D.. box ia5 Sun uptown
pjicc, 1 so.t uroaiiway.
IAUNIRI".bS. Young woman; fl rat -class lauudreT;
J brfit rtferencc. X, U., box 114 Huu uptown omce,
12d3 Uroailway.
MAID and Seamitreaa. Young woman; capable
and reliable; test references. A. II., box 175
bun uptown office, Knr Broadway,
XJUHbH. Thoroughly competent young woman";
J.1 take charge from Mrth: t)t references. I. A.,
box 12d bun uptown office, 12fl Broadway.
"VTJRE Willing and obliging young woman, take
J.1 full chance, best city references. 101 Monroe ft,
VUKbE Young woman; thoroughly competent
X nune; best references. 323 hast 4Mb st.
STENOuTui'lIEIl", typew"rUtr7 wantsjrerma"ne1iit
posltlunt atcurato, rapid, both In shorthand and
on machine: experienced; unexceptionable reference.
Address WEIiSTEIt. I.ox 1 1 5 bun ofike.
OhCOND COOK. -Young woman; wjlllmt and obllg
O i:ig, vcr (jest relerciuns. A. J., box 10.1 bun up
townonire, 1205 Itroadway.
SlTl'ATION wanted by a Swedish girl as chamber
maid or wattm. 1 142 yd ar Brnkln.
WANTED A poiitlon as denlaner or awltant;
1 Kradiiatci.f thM New York .school of Applied De
atgn for Women, can furnish Uat of reference! ai to
ability. Ac. Address C. M.. box 200 bun ofllce.
"1 7AITRKRn Neat and tidy young woman; compi
1? trnt aud reliable; good roferencei. M, B., Iix
103 Sun uptown ufllcc, 120fi Broadway,
TAITBEb Neat and tidy younn woman; kri
11 city rerennct. K. X box IflO bun uptonu
oflUe, 1205 Broa.lwuy.
f AITHF.ns ThoroituMr competent young no
il inun;ai tSt with chamberwork, Leit reftn ncis.
201 West End a
IVaTThESH rlrat-claaa waitress in amalTprlvate
t fumtly. J. F,box 111 Sun uptown oftlcu, 1205
Broadway.
4 ivM-(f lns7litlp tntc
AMIDDI.n-AOFt) MAN aceka ateaily clerical potl.
tloni u a tliiimoiftoljr foiniM-teni InhikkeeiKir ibIii
file or double tntty.. Bowl i-nman; Al references;
will ork for nnxleraio salary Addrea,
C.J.,lioi xausun omce.
TJUTI.EK ThoroiiBhlT eonipetent and reliable
-I) young man, Wittily reeonimeuded. II. SI., uoi
1UH Sun uploit n nice, 12n5 llroadttny.
SITlTATIONaunlaH eclal oRleer or walehniaii
by on rx-iKjIhe officer uf ten yi era' experience, :i.l
year, of nn'i lioutat. uber, and Influitrlaua. Addre-.H
A. C box 100 Hun olllce
"WASTIID-Hy 11 ymins man of ability and plenly of
vl puili. a petition at foroman In a machinery t.r
lobtiinu foundry. Adclren llUStSKHS, 1, o. bux 887
Hertford, I'unn
YOl'.Nfl mau, 21 yearn of ace, wlttiea poattlon at
auytblim. Kood tduetlon. will'nir and ohlinltur
and can f urul.li b at of reference, .iddrea. JOhKI'U
II. fcWlTll, 'Jl Vork n . Hrooklyiu
YOUMI JIAN detlrta.t utrady poaltlon either In a
prlvato family or anything at lil'h he ran earn a
llvlnic, 11.. box tfuO, hun oftll-e,
rlect oitva.
r' IN dealred to form a rounfiilal eirrle of refined
people of BfKjJ o lal alandlug lu elegant borne.
llko houielaatrleily prltaln uloek near Waldorf-Ac
torla; bUlieil refen ueei ttiehnniied Addreaa L. II.,
box aloun uptuHii on'ee. ltjilft llroadtvay.
Kl Hide.
A 4 rF.Il WKKIv upward; rooma, with good board
. edueatwl people "uly.l ISM. Ana'a ar.
Me.l tUlik
"l)AMt RT.. 81 Petlrabte large and email roomii
0 ruunlug traieri atvomiuodato two nr three gen
tlellien; table Utard .
T fiTl! hT , it" VIT With Itfiard, drilrable double
XU ami alnulci rwuiiii riniiilui water, aiinnyi rra
aouablei reference.
1 QTlfitT I!' WK.sT. Kxetltent liojrd; faiullb-a
JO andkeutleiiirn vtIIIIii- o pay falrprkvi', ,:uod
aervicr.; iefertueeexehaujed.
3 ITifhrJ JI1T WKHT Large, handtomely fur
I ulthed rooms, nllb flrttilati boardi prhale
lableti table Uiard
-1.1TII hT , -7 WFhT llandjomi I) lurnlaheil largo
dl lUtilaiiulliMiina, eielleutliard,re ennrea.
QftTII ST.. tH'4 W I'.ST. iJtrge '.Ti foot bullae, newly
OU furuitlird. one I loekfroni L nation nud Ilroaa-wyt-ablcitahloeiit-llent.
lr A M. KITCIII.Ml.
11 cfil-T.. lie WFJJT.-Smierlor board and
1XU room 1 two gtniltw.n if ttudenUi 5 up
wara y vos
fftttnlflhtfliRooittSSpnnmcutatOrfrt
Ittt.t Mde.
Of'TH BT.i It"! KAST.-Two large double. room,
rfivl hot und fiihl water.
1 1 fTll ST inn KAST Your" choice of aevcral
JLXllilrnaiilly rurulibtd riKiiui, In pilvate famllyi
rjom heat d lath meale It tlritlr-tti nmt pallor
floor aultBble for phrtlelaii, iluitlit or uiutlclani
term, iei.no.inhlci rt ft leiiren re milled. ,
ilw "li.
jrtF.ESWICH ST., 3ln-Hiiniii, 50e. night, S3 np
l waril we. kly, gat. dl' papern, rendtm; room.
1 11 VMif imi l,Y fiiinltiieil Jd llrnir, mite, prlrato
. tiath, tliulo room, 1 hoard optlonali rcfLrcucca.
14 Wlatil.Mit.
GTH AV.. iis I. -Hack parlor and hnll mnnii ln"pri"
ram flat 1 ilrnt lloori near iiiUti tt.
1jrtl !T . 40 Vi:sT. I.nri", aunny room, with irl--a
ato liath, lu comfortable homeiKeiitlemen only I
reference,
Ti if m. al.'TwKtfrf.trgo ftoni" ptriofT'wltK
Xc ttiard. for two, gllli also email rooma.
I HT r.. llliT wurt -THcTlargp.'iiierlr fiTrnlahett ,
J L frontcotineetbiKrtMihiii.hotuii.Uttld waierlhath. r
A STIIST..8i!7Vr:ST.-IlaiidimelyfiiriiitheIroora.
tJ wl;h balhiuvir) thing nritela-MiKentleineiii ret-
en nee. ).
AJTICrtZ IBS WK.ST.-Meely rurnithedatiuari i
-L f rnoini reuooable.
. ef Mtniohcil atloonw ''luUcilT
7ASTF.D Two oonn-ctlug. autiny, fumlahed '
rooma, ln-t hatiu iM or lid lloon private lam-
llyt xiMto.luiliKt 1 (it, O..I10X l'.T, .sun.
,lnt5 nnU annrtmtnts 5o let, ,,
THE PARK MADISON
.Mndlton itiiiiitro nntl a .Mil Ml. 'J
Two large .iiliet. alto one email sullo remaining te -3
be reuled. 1'rltato rtataurant on premlioa. Apply i2.
on premises, or to j)
.F(. It. IIR.D. "
10 WAI.l.tni'lXKST, (ilOHT.) 1 MADlfiOX AVB.
$22.00 TO $27.00. t
Saiiiiar.v Apnrlincii.s, '
no to r.H wi:st hkth st. m
Blx roome and bath; hanlitood enamel bathm esnrl- f"
lary 1 lumhlni. Mu Ir ilieoriied; attractive -M,
for urn ill ramlltcN, 'JB
JAMKS lb HAY, 7 Wall -I., or Til Wctt lMh at. .JJ1-
a?"E3c-iE: uaL"v jSk.XjO"ixrp -1
7tii v. unit i:, i'iiti!it 1 1 nn m'. a
N( w. large, llkhl. atr.t roomat N-iitltlrul view of w
plelurexiue Cenlr.il I'atk, tlielrlu HgliM, elevator, .J
anl all modem cumetilcncc.. rents oul from (1.140
tt gl.nil: eeten nnd eli;ht roomt and hath
ZJH AV.. IVIrviornerriillbat. r.bvant aprtmma -M
J ra-.llig purlf: (Bh In felutt ninntlili ee Janitor. .M
t QT1I bT.. S!4tl VUg'- f , Ijoor lu private Iioiim-; fir"" Wi
JOiarg", lMht'runicnimpruvemruta, Including Av
biili. private nlock. Jft
1t,rilT nf V4t KAST" AiinnnTeiiia oMbreo and jp.
O four rtmuiH. ell Ihiht roonns elu-ap rem. 'Al
IIMTirvrTcJii LAsTrear ttdTv rite rotmia, 'M
"lJ with Iniprotetiitnts, nut (III. lin;iilre Janl frf
tor on premlf-s. S
ItqfJ XF.W "iTXt.s, newlv furnlahedTaiv room, "i
COU. nud balhi tieeptlonally Iln Api.ly til West .
Vntn M .or J. ll HAY, 7 Wall M. liefer, ntf. WW
fflatsaml 3.pavtiitCts 3l"cr-rjj iTitij.
ir.ltSFY AV, 441, Jersey ully etIl rooms, high- ji
" grade uparimut, all lliiproteiueula; elevat irt j3K'
heated, t'.i'i tipwHnl. H
Cd 2tt fur Sujjiufas $uxvopi?,t. ,,,
LARGETlQHfOFFICES TO LET1.1
JlODF.ItAtK UCNTS
In the f
Market and Fulton National Bank Building j
Apply to 1
ItLXAXI & WBBBTI.4;, i
.1 lleettliutli M. 4
r.Str ltOoM to let lu bright, chcorful offlccrHAr-
-NAY, room 12. 8 tW-t I 111! at
1,"T "I'llUCE ST. Vlisht Mory nrepn)ofbtiildlngT V
t- lately tK'i'ui led hj Hi lleeorder, to let, whtde or
part. HI I M) K WIIITIStl. .1 Ueekmau st. 1&3
gtat (Estate fox alc ?onn ifstnntU 1&
THE SUN 1
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
Elmlmrst, L. I. J
Twelve infinite from 31th Street Kerry; 21 try J.
trolley; faru &l DetacJicJ Colonial house, lianl- a
nooil finish, st 'am hi at, all Improvement. You 3
furnt'li refcrem , and buy ssinn m jnjlni? rout. &
Lots for sale at North ooliIJo util lluvs ne Part. $;
4 oiiii .mi:, Kit A CO., :
r.lmhtirnt, I- 1. '.2 William M . New Vnrte.
POULTRY FARR1S. . - )
Wf are 8lU1uk J Sj ami 5 aero jiloU at l'atchopo ,'
nml Mctlfonl, I. I , 'it $:io jkt nere, tm ta'ty term-, of i
S'.' i't r mutitU uji. lajtul In hlk'b, lry. ami level, no. If'
Bnmp, and wht u cli ard 1 hh liable for M)uUry r(- r
Inn and ftret,ibb itrttwlmr. Call or writ- at one to ?
ti. L. SClIWKMKi; UNI) ANU INVE&TMKNT COM
1ANY, 5"i1-"j"h Hrocdwa.
T ACIUN KM'in.I.K.ST LAND.wlthlu eaay walklnff
J dl-taiiii) uf mi Ittitnwti, it. I., for 5 ISO, (3 eaalj,
balnuoi in xmall uc U y iiaymeiiU; nlc.'ly lo'at-nl on '
piKKi roan, km, ricu mtui, iax oi cm jatiun. iciei.
free from to ka ami tol.o1, imihidj Jitter flrvfi
paytm nt; tltl KitarintcJ, deed free. I'.irtl mi I an uf
H1SI.UY, lHChatulwrabl.
Jlral estate fox Swc.
PARiTHILL ?." .the .Hdon:' ':
New York's most beautiful
and accessible suburb.
AMERH'AX HU.Wj KSTATK CO.,
j o iiitnuiw n.
tral (C-.'statc at auction.
JAMES UTWELLS, Auctioneer
sriMUO'Mi-: coruT sami
lly tinier of ImMiI Thomson. Itecelter.
TIIMUY, NOV. Ill, NOON,
at 111 Uroailway, s It -al l.nlate ha'.rsrooni,
terv leilr.it'l propiTtj. InePlftln;
BERKELEY LYCEUM,
MIS, 111, i!l, axi ua
WEST 44TH ST.
Substenllal I rlek nml a'ono bulliJIUKS. thettn-,
nieellnicainleliili looin.. oiuuntlttioa. an.l ofll-'es, on
plot 7fiiill ',, o,i n.iilli hli' "il feet wiatof Sill av,
Hilllillli,t mull for Ii - lion
"Jim ami full a. n lUfiiitu Iiavlrl Thomson. He
reiver or lhe llt-rkelij Athletic Asui lallon. Llinltftl,
C' Wall at., una Jatiie. L, Wills, Auctioneer, fin Lib
ert) at
aitfdtcn:.
"TrKSTiov'iuDit.(iiiisiii.F.(iiiAiirATr.i-:i.
J nt-HVcll' lilt UTY UF M.WVOHK. MhDI;
CAI. i.l'in.MKNr, 115 1AIIS 1 M'l'l lAMhl IS
Ultl.All H MIA'. OM) Ml. OHIMH.I. has leea
lotlKi'ri .tubl.shi.l Uli'l ha. huil IMoreelcierteULU Iba4
:, i.thir utltirllaliiK 'h).lelan. elly napfia prom
Hot. linli'rhh selinillle tirutineiit biowl ami iklu
illM'Ui'ti., pulus In l-onm.reil cpots, Miro throat met
o. mill, iifeerf. pulntiil wrllliina, khlney ami Marliler
eoinp.alnta mjIiIIim lli.liliiltliutliilli, lirutfl, llleleveb
tiifiliiri'Uii.v.tak liai-k, lottlulll.arosiellly. per
ni.iii.'iiilt euri I Men about to iiuirry shoubl lousiiiv
ul,n lir" UKIMlI.!.. I'tert liiintilliiieiit n-inoteil.
Miirems. ilouott ntli llniv Wnllliiir leaaakllful phv.
1, ..nt. Iteiiieiiiio ol.l' I'll l.l'.I.MU.F. lii ver falls.
OH-lt K 1M '1 l' hAlli Jt 11 West Utll St., I.
tvttelilitll awl 'lliutr A.lvhe free. Me.lKIno 81.
Iloura, tilol'. hilinluya, uto.l JtiicharKOunlcMciiretl.
I1II.1TY liototheo. bhr.ile.1 llallett Meilleal In.
J Miiutf, "hire toiu iiii'iiisult inn t-reaieal hloi.4
ami l'Oi'iu'aMa In Ihn vtorlil fl it eharKa.
lotty tearfp'ilJlla'.liinll nrltale ill.' atea of liieu,
vr .1 h cur In a r ilata. a lilmel poisoning,
irlmurj.i. nlar aielitrilarr ruomenily I'urwll
uli-trs, .kin .'it, o-a... nor- thrum, inoulli uiul heaili
painful swi hlnwa, 1 lei ut, k'.'lll'J. illc,'i'l iKUies,
litmiiirh. blot' I e. in) I it alu u ! r nn ! for in rt mil
il I lilt), niukiuM, hi l'l) aii'l mliiil. tarlixvlii,
neak uii'ln loll"! o--.il 1 ni iliiui-i ll(iinarni.-l
lo.i tl.or r.-aiore i.l. iiriu inlii'l, I re ilu-niaku tier
I, VI, ll.ulli.Jbd4 run-1 seurli . liurK-a low. leas lliaa
aui Olher i.m a .n 1,1 iiut.fllie llu. ill Mi .1 ' al lusll
lllle llr.1. Itlt the I'isl an I ' heji..t Jlrt l.aal I'ltll
si., near tM in., Ne Yirk.no har,-o unlets eureJi
houiaU In U, suiii.i in Ititlt-I
Ol.ll lilt, l.ltl.l, IS Sfltna It .perlltllsl In tils.
ratrsiiriiiiiiiiiili, 1,-ui ke-l I" i-niaiii nteure guar
anlteil lu all 'HseateK or luoi et rifiiniiiil Hlooil pop
eon, skill til., ate- kMn) or bl nMt r Ir tllble, weak.
nes. U"rvoil ilrlil lit rrors of tolilh, bail ilreanis.
weak, uinl-t t u,. .1 or.an.. Imiie-linii l.l. In iiiarrlatte.
fci. II.- wlte. tnliaillt -I lit M H.i-lalM 111 thl,
tlly. uflli-i over i.'mw il IK" ra-t I ,lh at., near
I'ulouaiiuart iluma, ,ii ,'. Mm 1 1), ln Klou
lllle In utliient ami mhl't frit- IP iln lu wily .ilJc
".l,l,l.ll II hl'sr I'Klltllll'lT I I'ltW
linllsi-ate. of iu ii iliu.i-r hi. e.i.i-s , ilii mil, relief
at oie-i-, Ihi'te ill- irln-. "i I 'tr.1 -1 is ,i l"iHfli tre.il
in. m siitiiil i ail J tjs . n nm -m t il i. I'r I ',u.cliiir,
IJ7 Wisl -J-.M 1 . V I" ! It" ' Mllei it". I" to 1.
DU i tot' 1"- s im I M.i i SI -I rival ' roo ma
tron tilth lull titfof iraltie.l iurs inUett
4,thst Hour. .' .
1 in k iii:a iii!in i7T.i;iiii i-i :i" -
J ' tIMIU 1-elli.llf .1 leniUIlt, outsell 1, a sl-
elall) . iivo-lirnn-
LADir.t! CHchestcr's trglith Pcrnyroyal Pill
'iissioi fnu.'. iiru tho beat. '' h-
T.l' ' o etf.tr iscfii t , 4i, I I art. l t, K'.-f
thlchceler Cllemiil Co., 1'lilliiU., l'a.
RHKUMATIhSirfltH'wIth 1 ror Niis.'l.auiii's bin
linalil. oi your mouey hack. WAONEH tk 11 TC,
147 tut Kilo at., ruout KlU. ,
j