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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAN and the masdaleu.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims of social
evils-with words Of warning for tho erring and
unfortunate, sanitary aid and words of cheer
for the down-cast and afflicted. Sent free, in
scaled envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASS0-
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb24-3mdkY ..
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BROOKLYN.

The Water Board yesterday informed the super.
VisoTs that they want ti6i,OO
The Mayor has vetoed the resolution OF the Alder.
men authorizing the opening Of Pratt street, Williams
bnrgh.
The Corporation Counsel says that the Aldermen
may appoint inspectors OF election where have
been elected by the people.
Buckley T. Benton the owner OF the Park Theatre
building, was robbed OF $50 diamond pin by IN
pert thief who nlpped 1t nom his shirt front
d. G. seavits stable on Prescott Lowell, was
burned on Sunday night with u horses. Several nre
men were injured by the falling walls. one Samuel
Cooper fatally.
The contract for "pontng" the wall around the
Pehitentary ms been awarded by the supervisors to
Abraham Allen AZ 900 The rate Of tax In Brooklyn
Is only S per cent Next
The Police Commissioners decline to AFFORD the
Revenue officers the ptotectOn Of the police force dur.
Ing the raids upon the Illicit distlleres OF IrshtoWn
unless u mob Is actually threatened.
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer YESTERDAY,
District Attorney Morris entered nolh pros In IN
case Of Detectives Frost, Nieto, Denton and Folk
who had been indicted on charge Of compromising q
felony
The Coroners Jury In tho case of the boy Frank
swanlon, who was iun over and killed by Greene
avenue car on saturday night cen6ured the officers Of
the road Tor not Dstrnctng drivers and conductor re-
fMdng the rules relative TO passengors standing on
the mont platforms.
There Ia a tolegraIhle instrument aboard the
United States steamer Guerrere, now at thciNaYy
Yard. by means of which the man the "brdge' can
commun. cate with IN" engineer an1 the man az the
wheel. Next put awlre INTO the Guerreres cabin 20
tel nc NaY ,pHrtnell Haeu th9 sMCers u lhe 'llp
AlC drunk
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on persons whose names hal been suggested in CON
meet on with the Ministry Of tiie Interior. Another
report found in the Tuilciios speaks IlaiulY with
regard to Haussmann, Pie'ri, Magnc, and other
prominent men OF the empire
The following dispatches have boon published:
DE1TTNpuH0. Lux'nlurc. oct lG-l!oavy can.
non ding was heard tcdey in the direction Of
Tnonvule and Metz.
Within few days Thionylc has been reinforced
and supplied with fresh provisions.
ST. QUENIiS, OFT. ia balloon from Paris has
just laudcl at Billy. ro'r Marie, bringing many
letters and Official desPat,Lcs, which will bo for
wardcd Immediately.
RoUEN. oct. &c, via LoNnoN.-1ho ncwa that the
rru SLAMS ore marching iato Normandy has caused
active measures t. be taken here for the defence Of
tho city. The National ond Mobile Garde have
taken the field with some regiments Of regular
5ops, to ropol any attack. With the fall Of Rouen
communication between Northern and Western
France wouId be severed.
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JOIIINGS hBOUT TOWS.

Music In Tompkns square this evening.
The Meycury nine bea! the spirit Of IRE TlDles
nine Yesterday Dy 20 TO 10
1t is sail that the Union TELEGRAPH Company arc
Offices. avs
The st. Joseph. Temperance Society was ad-
and MIR Whittier.
The first meciiag Of the Peoples Ice Company
5000 shares Of tlJO each
The Hon. James N. Crlttenien, relative Of tho
a,S KentGfs9n m & ssnHtor was aimitCd to practice
Aico Clyde, NJ iS8 Wcs. Twenty-scventh street
toPs & haIt an ounce q andanum Yesterday for tooth
Tho Sontherncrs In this city met yesterday at "a
Broadway, and passed resolutions OF respect TO the
memory OF the late Gen lobert Edmund Lee.
-, coronoE,s certiac was given yesterday attestlnE
Houston street last week, died of internal injuries
Della sthlwell, arrested for intoIicaton, sttompL
ing in the East Twenty second street police station.
Tom Hughe, viii lecture before the Mercantile
ayen,Ur 1ocistoh s IN TS3psr n en rt,nsy
Sss The sads. o''' 81 "'' huS"'' SANS '0' "O'O'' %
Charles Egan, driver OF car H. Third ayenue line
was held yesterday hy Coroner Flynn IN 1900 bail,
ing died.
The Committee Of the Common Council, appointed
AZ the suggestion Of Nayor Hal % show that MarhAi
day, but al the appointed hour they did not appear.
Mr.. David Wlto has on exhibition at the ware
Broadway. water fltcr which 10 said to be perfect
BODY. "''''' " ''''''
DR., Shine the Deputy Of Coroner Flynn, yesterday
Ssye he ie nsred but wns rectep 9n the
hpt he fsk wa, too hazardous. as no was keY TO bi
klled A any moment.
The suit by the Erie Railway Comnony against
Cornelius vanderbilt winch wa. parlia ly uled seyer.
months ago had been set down tern cont 100 IA. pI oi
rccicd By Judge barnard - next M.ulnY m .-1 MAJ
h' ll-ht nave a. "llyiluaO! % F.'t vf.i 'i. '''h
mlLN s4TuAIy ta.tu
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POLITICIL SQUIBS.

Mereur Rcp IL elected to Congress IN tho Thir
tcenth Pennsylvania District by ll3malorily.
Mcclellan Legion has been organized in the
slIteenth Ward Brooklyn, with Geo. 81. Jen.er. pre-.
Gidont
Mr. w. d. II. Wlkcman s The D. D1nocraiic nominee
for Assembly In tho sixth District OF Hudson county,
n. j.
The Democrats have nominated Charles Arrow
smith for the g.,iature from the First District OF
Morris county, \, j,
The sagaoious Henry y. Lynch, OF the Dqiiy Neics
Will be the Iauuany nominee for School Trustee IN
the Thirteenth ward
j. j. Hornb'ower. Of Jersey CITY, was yesterday
nomlnaIcd for n. Assembly ny tho Republicans Of the
Sixth District Of Hudson county, \. j,
Delegates Eyoring william Wainwright for the
Assembly were chosen bv the Democrats OF the Thlr.
ttcuth Ward HrOokyn, last evening. John FlAherty
i the principal mourncr and came near raising gut
In the Convention.
John Chester, popular Irishman. was nominated
for the Assembly by the Democrats Of the First III trct
OF Queens, with the notion that he would withdraw n
favor OF Ring candidate, but he accepts. The Irish
men threaten to vote the Republican tcSct II Chester
wlthdraws, ana the AtlstocrRttc TAmmany Democrats
threaten TO do tho same thing II he doesn't
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THE oT3,OOO HEIRS.
AnncLc Jans's Ghost PursuinC the Wnrdcns
of Trinity Churcb-Fun for tho Lawyers
and Annoyance for the surrogate.

Yesterday morning at 1 o'clock, in agreement
with proposition made week or two ago, three
representatives Of the Anneke Jams heirs, called
appeared before Surrogate llutchngs TO make good
the claims OF their clients. These claims amount to
untold millions Of dollars. and the clients are in
number 2l3,oOO, being the natural issue Of Anncko
Jams anl her sons and daughters for the last nvo
or six generations. They arc very worthy people.
They have been pauperzcd by the Trinity Church
Nes,rY, and have determined to demand Of the
Courts the land whcrcon Trinity has built and
whcretom she draws hcr yearly income Of s732 ooo.
Last week a few hundred descendants sf this old.
time malron assembled In New York. and after con.
autuon, appeared before Surrogate IIutchnls in
force to state their case They hal secured the ser
vices Of a core Of lawyers, who having pocSctei
their retaining fees, were also enthusiastic. Tie
Surrogate, after listening patiently to the various
claims postponed tho hearing until yesterday.
At If o'clock yesterday. therefore. there appeared
before tie good-nl,uicd Surrogate three gentlemen
reuresontng the interests OF the heirs of Anneke
Jams. 10 the first Of tho three, after having ranged
them in line before him, the Surrogate said
" HON do yOu rcprysentg'
Roprescntatvc.l appear, sir, for a mncrn1l un.
Gle, who both by birth and marriage is entitled 20
share Of the property left by Anncko Jams and ab-
sotbed by the Trinity Church corporation.
Surrogate TO No. 2)-Whom do you represent,
sirt
Rep. No. al come your Honor to advocate the
claims OF paternal grandfather VINO died inestato
In 1891 lie was q pious man, sir, and a lincnl de-
scendant Of the good woman who owned the land
on which the Trinity Vestry have squat,od. lie died
intestatc, your Honor. but according to the family
records. lie fully intended TO leave the bulk OF his
81 arc of the property TO his relatives.
Surrogate ito No. 3)-And you, sir; whom do you
representt
Rep. No. 81 nm for minor heirs, sir
2,700of them. Young nnoceLts, your Honor, with
held from the enjoyment Of privileges TO which
they were long ago entitled. Trinity, sir hes bat
tened and fattened on the meat which should have
bceu theirs and
Surrogate-Gentomen representatives, OF the nu-
mcrous heirs Of Auncko Jams of blessed memory, !
will see You again next week al II O'CLOCK Please
make It convenient to call around at about tnat time,
when shall strive to comb out the wrinkles in
this
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

Revolution IL imminent at Monte Video.
At Liverpool yesterday cotton closed at sHi. for
uplands, and skd. Tor Orleans.
The French mail steamer Daricn was recently lost
of Guantanamo. All hands were saved.
DE Rodas has liberated 1000 appre ntced negroes
who were captured from sayers In 1855 1896 and ISL
A portion Of boat, with the ramc "American
Congress" on IT, has been washed ashore at Portland
The Catholics Of various nations assembled in
Brussels have published an appeal In favor OF the Pope
Consols closed Yesterday at 92i,foG2E Five.
twentles-6(s, s9A 6s. sSA g. 90. TenfOrties, s6A
Erios, lOh. Illinois Central, III.
Fresh outrages have been perpctrated by H. ma.
tlyes Foreigners in Xiv KAng and the missionRr
Late Mazatlan adyices say there had been heavy
storms and water spout, and that the country was
flooded. Eighty OF the inhabitants had been KILLED by
Indians since January, aud number OF women and
children carried into captivity.
The uneasincss among foreigners In China Ia in.
crcaslng. Mr.. Hart and family have Withdrawn from
Pekin. aud ythers are koly to follow Minister Lowe
has resided on the hills since the massacre, ana Mr.
Wade has stu ilously kept out OF Pokin.
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THE RIFLE CONTEST ~ JERsEY.
WHO nre the Hest Mnrksmrn In the New
jersey NIili,iat skill at the Trigger.

Who nre the Hest Mnrksmcn In the New
jersey NIiliiiat- skill AZ the Trigger.
The cream Of the mark men in the New Jersey
National Gulri assembled In Clifton yc.'er1ly, to
continue the shooting In the state rne match which
was begun on the 2qth Of September Tho shout.n.
was conducted, ~ before, on the nyise system
The competitors, who were forty l number, wcrc
those who acquitted themseyrs beet In shooting
with the SpringGs Id muzzleoadcr at tie Gst match
Aeg'eidp tfeI used tl,e Remington tteech-loaicr.
at 30 ind 100 yards. At these ranges they were
allowed 70 fire lu any POSITION tiut til uot involve
on Mt'Gc % r.-t To : Jory r.ar,l 10 Gre
IN ellie =. tli.L-u las down 20 th,ir No-s
lri,rtr 1lDy.- n. u'l her. OF Company 4. ec.csi
X IN O.. oi Newark, Nho Won Governor RrGulp1'-
god medal, fred N.r- ON lu4 Bah. .r1 scored o.
points or' of o possible -. 4 lutaut VIM M.fuu.
Of the lIr-i Battalion of liu'osen. came oil nr.t
best, sco.ug ~ out of a possible 40, and was l,.
cla,ed the winner o' the sccoat pr1c, IN Gle ant
lold-moun'ed Remington rife, tNc GIT Of TIE Rom
iugton Arm Company Of this state. EIcl man had
five shots 80 80 80, and 40 yards and he practice
at the lCrgCst rlIrt showed the Remington gun 20
be q terribly effective and accurate arm The prizes
are TO be presented at the brigade parade In Newark
tomorrow
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VAIL STREET BITTEN AGAIN.
Going short on Central and Icnving the
Brokers TO Whistle for their Advances
The Flight of Trainer with 81 g. 500.

Brokers' TO Whistle for thcir Advances
The Flight of Trainer with s16,SO0.
About the middle Of September the Central
and Hudson Railroad Company declared n dividend
OF per cent the transfer books closing the 18Th
Of September The occasion was seized by Mr..
John d Trainer Of 20 New street to accomplish
little piece Of sharp practice. This enterprisng
gentleman "went short " OF Central, or, In
other words, sold a quantity OF that stock
without owning 1t, at the price which ruled
just before the transfer books closod-96. He sold
about 1870 shares to different brokers, giving TO
each Lis due bili for the amount OF the dividend,
four hundred dollars to each hundred shares. He
then waited until the transfer books had been
closed, and bought enough stock TO cover his con
tracts at 90, or in street p1rlancc e1-divdond BY
this means he succeeded in getting $3.50
clear money, with which he suddenly dis
appeared about n week o. When the men to
W ON nc had sold the stock inquired rs to the va.
ldty Of the duetills. thcy found that Trainer had
disappeared, and that he had made no provision for
the payment Of these ollgations. Moreover, he
had no stock entered in his name on the books of
the company, and thus the due bills not worth
the raocr they we're written on. 1t IL also reported
that rraiucr, rot content with this little operation,
carried on $4,000 in money belonging 10 we'll
The giving Of que bill for the dividend on stock
which Is no. actually entered IN the name OF the
iirc In Wall street The form Of due bill o this
description roads rs follows:
NEW YORK Oct l. 1870.
pc JOIN Smith, or order tho dividend g arei 5y
thc Central agi iiudsou Railroad scot. l5 1,,0 iN
thaies ol their stocH. payable when co..Ctcl Of the
Company. l.. HbOWN.
It will be seen that tho drawer o. the above bul
lolrca .iTscf 10 my q VI en- (thc dividend iD col
lccicd of the Company" IT, as in the case o. Train.
Cr, the drawer II the bill has stock an his name
the fraud is apparent The case Of Trainer f. the
only one OF this Hnd that tas yeI been made public
hut trivial u cugh IL he, IL should sGve ne q warn-
ing 10 Wall street men against this due bill business.
here is % rule in the stool, ETcharge forbiidirg tle
giving Of due bills for dividends but IL Is daily dis
regarded. In many instances the custom has been
productive Of great Inconvenience.
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The Contest over james u. rn,lo,'- rr'ron..

In the Taylor will case yc't-rd~ By. james
NJ. Swoeny, special adminstra..r o. 'Hs c-.ttr Of
Mr.. James B. Taylor, testified in behalf vi tie pro-
ponents that with hessrs. Van scaaicE arl Tracy
be searched Mr. Taylors tin box in the safe Deposit
Company for a will, but found none Af>orward
tho order being amended, Mr. TayOt's onlce was
searched. Among some papers in the safe vii
drawn but not executed, was found. A search was
then made among the books in book case in the
private ONCE. Only two books were taken out. and
the Will was found in a volume OF Benton's Thirty
Years In the United states Senate" When he found
the viii only MIR. Van Schaick aud Mrs. Taylor were
the room with him IL was suggested by some one
tnat It was in the LanuwTung OF Mr. Owens, " an
street lawyer. Mr. Sweeny himself took tie will to
the Surrogate sealed no and saw tho paper properly
signed. Ihe hearing was adjourned.
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The Fitzpatrick Mass Meeting in Newark.

Library Hall, Newark, was filled last evening
by members Of the "Young Democracy" and others
favorable to the election Of Eneas Fitzpatrick q
Congress. AT 0 O'Clock about 800 persons arryelby
the trains from Jersey CRY. and a considerable
Der came in at about the same time from Ilobolen.
An organization having been quietly effected the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. Hncas Fitzpatrick
and Mr. +. @. W oltert. The speeches, which were
well received, gave an explanation Of the reasons
that led to tie secession rom the ticket. ana ap-
peaiel to the voters Tor support at tic polls.
During tho whole evening, rOVly element,
which hNd been introduced by MIR. Cavoand's
friends, disturbed the speakers and shocked tho
entire gathering By their b,asphcmy and vulgarity.
At one time the disorder great that Chief OF
Police Ptckwill sent for rciAf14ccmoHi., and their
timely arrival suppressed what might have been o
serious riot.
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vessels In tie harhor 20 &C., una'cam for resisting
tIo storm, and 10 make tIoir anchors secure
rluoh Us possible for the night, On the 1th,
THE WIND BLuw IN 4 HURRICANE,
though 1t had not been equal In violence TO thal Of
1sGj. The CONSERVATION was general All doors
JnG vii dow were barred, anil the streets were de-
serted. On the morning TIC Wind hal much dc;
ctc'scd In violence. | male 70 visit to tic wharf
the iafhlr showed loss DAMAGE tinu was expected.
Several vessels had been drinCd with no injury, cx
c'Yt TO tHcir rigging somc coast nuggcrs have been
driven ashore.
H. the city several small houses have bccn un.
rooted and somc window -rl n1- and shutters blown
shrubs are all down. No lives nave been lost. The
c1is have stOn0cd runu.nr. The roads are greatly
dIma-od hy the w0tcr. The tolecranhic lines are
INTERRUPTED. messenger arrived from Mnaucas
slys' Last ui-ht tue heavy rain AUD wind caused
tie junction OF the san Juan and GuWLri rivers,
which oVcrilYwcd different parts Of the town,
The districts Of lambert and Versailles are under
water The loss o lie Is C4timated at 1000 persons,
drowned. The bridges over the Sun Luis Bssin aud
Noumau rivers are destroyed. and so are the ware
sCrts the siltt vt complete dcsolation. II is
rrtoricd that tue damage ut Iarderus was consider.
allie, hut we are without details. At Guucs many
houses have been untUOcd, tho church tower blown
ric' fields IN the vicinity ore laid waste Reports
from the country say tnat all the trees IN
the rLAiSrAiN GROVES
damage viii naturally Interfere with the growing
crop.
Tho costing steamer villa Clar, Is ashore on Cays
Hacha. Toe! expcct TO cot her of. Other coasin.,
steamers are reported to be safe.
A despatch dated at santiago de cuba on the iOih
reports the loss Of the French steamer Daticn. Al.
hands were saved. The rassen. ers and correspond.
ence have got safely to tlatcty.
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Throwing n Train from the Track In Re-
Ncnpc for The Lnaa of a CnNx.

CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Esrly this morning the Pa
chc express train, which len New York on satur-
day night via the Pennsy lyania Central end Pitts
burg and Chicago Railway was suddenly thrown
from the track near Valparaiso, Ind, by the dis.
placomen! Of a rail- and the locomotive and second
class passenger car were preciI Itated down an en-
hankment some f'teen feet.
Engineer Samuel scIaSle and Fireman L. Han.
cock were buried under the engine. It took an hour
or moro to dig them cut. Sculaslo died in a few
minutes after and Hancock WAS so badly Injured
that ha could not survive but few hours at the
most. Tne passengers In the secoud-clhss car were
all hurt. but none seriously. No one was injured in
the hrst-c ~ and slecpng coaches II Il pretty
certain the rail was displaced by man living near,
in revenge for the loss Of COW which bad been
X lllnd the road.
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FIREMEN on TRTIn FOR ARsoy.
The Late InccndinrisuI In HIorriatown Fir
ing Buildings to Have Good Time
The Tcmpter Of the MorrirtOwn BOYS.


The trial Of Gibson Kent, the leader Of the
gang Of MorristovD incendaries. was begun in toe
Morris County Court Of Oyer and refminer, at
Morristown, yesterday. Eight indictments had
been ound against Kent, of which was for arson
and seven for firing or causing 10 bo nrod several
barns or ouibu;ldings, and the MorristoWn A ado.
my. The count on the indictment for firing the
academy was the first on the is; Yesterday. -Four
young men, members Of the fire company OF which
Kent was acting foreman, were arrested on the night
OF Aug. % immediately after they had applied the
torch to the academy. Each prisoner was separate.
ly inIorrogated, and in every full confession
was made, showing that Kent persuaded them TO
set the buildings fire, that the foreman might
get crowd in his saloon. to his pccunary bene.
it, On their o1ldavits, therefore, Kent vas arrest.
ed, and being unable to procure $4,000 bail. has
lain in jall
several bills OF indictments were found against
Doty, Woodruff, Dunstcr, and stevens, tho young
men above mentioned, to which they pleaded guilty.
Bills were also found against one Milis un accom-.
plce, and tie bartender Of Kent one Stout who
who pleaded guilty; and against 4 man named Ch d.
wick, and another named Van Houghton, who plead
Ell not guilty.
Tie plot OF tho iucenlaros was to Gre the public
squsrc In Morristown while the Academy was burn
ins; but detective fathomod their internal scheme
and not only saved tie Academy an1 the public
sqUMe, but arrested the gang
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Personal INTELLIGEyCn

Eugene soulyetto has been appointed Police Tel
ePrapher In place OF Mr. James Lucas dlsmlssrd for
yOt ng against the Hon Benjamin Franklin Manicrfe
IN the rammany meeting In TVentysecond street on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Augustus Heckler has Just been appointed TO
Arespontihle position In the Custom House Sir. Heck
Ter honorable journalist and deserves good po-
siton. On the msrepresentation Of AiiutAnt Allen OF
the Ninth Regiment. paragraph rejecting upon Mr.
Hcckler's character during his stay at Long branch
appeared In Tue Sun. We arc glad " knew that It was
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Secretary Cox,s successor.

President yesterday The general Impression is tuat
he will succeed Secretary Cox.
Judge Paschall and Mr.. hcGarrahan say thst either
Senator Williams, OF Oregon, or eK Representltye c
Wilson, Of lows, will get the appointment
Meanwhile, the mere mention OF Mr. Dcano's pos .
sible retirement from the Internal Revenue Bureau
has sta tea up a dozen aspirants tor the Commis.
slonership. Among others are Deputy Commission.
er Douglass, Gen. Cowan, Supervisor OF the South
ern District OF OHIO, Supervisor Presbrey. OF this
District and eI Deputy Commissioner Parneli, OF
Massachusetts. An evening paper here says that Mr..
Parneil would be the choice OF Secretary Boutwell,,
He now holds important place In the Secretary :
office 1t IL not impossible that Commi' sioner Fish.
er, OF the Patent once, will shortly follow the cx.
ample Of Secretary Cox and tender his resignation.
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speaker IIiichmnn sprlnalng Trap uPon
Supervisor Foley,

John Fooy's Quick Transit Convention was
about TO nominate him for tho Assembly last cvon-
ing, when Mr.. William Illiehman rose and spoke
for . fast railroad and somebody nominated him for
the Assembly. Foley rcrceiving in moment the
trap that had been sprung upon him, jumped to his
feet and declared that he not receiving fair play.
that the hall his, and the organization belonged
to him, and It was shame that llitchman should
thrsst himself and his friends upon his affairs In
that manner
Some one proposed that whibock should take the
chair Foley exclaimed excitedly, No, sir |, John
Foley will take the chair and that Is just where
belong. This is my meeting.
4 voice TO policeman near the door)-oGcor, pun
John Foley of the stand.
Foey-You all know that this room Il packed for
this disturbance. move that we adjourn. loud
and emphatic cries Of mo, no. Let Whitbeck have
the cha,r."l
Folev-I W ont do a.
A voico--I move to put Foley OF the PLATFORM
You know how IL ia yourself. Three cheers Tor
Htchman.
At this stage OF the proceedings the uproar was
almost dcafening. Ycls cries OF distress, caicaa,
and cheering followed each other in quick success
sion. Tie friends Of lliichman, being evidently in
a large majority, would not adjourn until Hitchman
himself stepped forward and begged them 10 dis
perse. This had the desired effect.