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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
DOCTOR oAGUMER DYING.
Confined In Dungeons with Spiders for
tompanlons-Hls Love for Them.

Nohhheu w buhgoonh WIN Npluofh tOH
tompanlons-Hls Love for Them.
PATERSON, N, j., Oct, DIR, Francis II,
Daeumer, ono Of tho oldest physicians In tho
city, IN dying at tho ST. Joseph hospital.
He was born in Germany seventy soven
years ago, For participating In tho reyolu,
tion OF lSis no spont four years in tho dun.
geons OF RaStadt, Ehronbroitstein and
Julich, While In these prisons, often doomed
To solitary confinement, ho formed a strange
attachment for the spiders that were his
only companions
After escaping from prison hospital
Daeumor came TO this country and settled
In Paterson, whore he has been greatly bO.
loved by tho GOrman residents aud has en-
joycd a moderate practice From his love
OF spiders he would allow no repairs 10 his
rooms and no brushing OF the walls, and aS
consequence these creatures AMI their webs
covered nearly every available spot In tho
apartments A few days ago hh health
having boon failing for months, he was, at
his own request, ronoyed 10 the hospital 10
die.
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Strnn,ioti NilLa,Io,

Br, LOUIS, Oct 7.-Tho Meador Opera
company Of Cincinnati, Ia filing an engage.
mont At tho Standard thcator, this city,
playing Mkado, Mr.. Collins tho manager,
asked Mr., Otto Moodor OF Cincinnati tho
proprietor TO furnish moro capital as rO-
coipts were inadequate TO keep tho compO.
ny going Mr. Moador won't 10 Cincinnati
ostenaibly TO raise funds but has as yet
failed 10 return and tho company Ia strand
al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

IN. LOUIS, oct 7,-CourIcn aro now boz
Ing despatched from headquarters Of tho
Knights OF Labor, bearing printed card
which Ia systematically distributed on oil
street car lines, tho conductor aud driver,
each receiving one OF tho cards, which
readsi "Nolicc-Turn In your car immodi.
atcly upon reaching the stable aud como d..
rect 10 Tho hall, ny order OF the Executive
Board Knights OF Labor tSignedl
6CAspAR A. lfpEp, Secretary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
A Md Icrrnnd.

PpoviDrNor, H. l., Oct I, "A gentleman
accompanied by detective camo here from
Boston and took tho train for Westerly for
tho purpose Of claiming the body of tho wo-
man found among the rocks on Quonooon-
tang beach, ~ that Of his wifo, who had
leen missing from homo aud who wai
dressed according 10 tho description given
In the paper. llo hoped 10 return with tho
body by evening, lc did not give the name
10 tho police
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senaibi. olualon.

BUFFALO, Oct 1--Rev Father Cronin
and James Moony, OF Buffalo, who are
among those named by the meeting In tho
New YORK to proceed 10 Ireland for tho
purpose of assisting In the parliament can.
yass there, expressed their dsarproyal Of
such n course. They agreo with Alexander
Sullivan that tho Irish people need funds
not oratory aud that they favor tho policy
Of aiding her IN the direction whore she 10
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.lnllrns of Iilnnilnn.

CINCINNATI, Oct 1-Joint committee OF
Democrats aud Republicans appointed u com
mittee Of both parties, consisting Of NJ, 10,
ingalls,, Edwin Stovons, Julius Freibcrg,
W, L. Every A. ], Mulonc, A. Hickonloopor,
Briggs Cunningham, VIM, Woolp, Floronoo
Marmct, and John W, Warrington, TO 10.
lcct judges aud clerks for tho polls on Tues.
day ne,it, the Democrats 10 hovo two judges
aud the Republicans ono in eighteen pro.
cincts, aul tho Republicans two and tho
Democrats ono IN twenty .oight the number
being based on tho vote In 1884
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Snh IIlnM 10 pudnu.

pirrspund, Oct 7,---Thc Commercial Ga.
Eette publishes the followingi "rhc mor.
chant teilon OF this city held n meeting at
which II was resolved 10 try whether tho
plan of tho Detroit tailors cannot he preo-
ticed here This plan IN TO publish the
names Of all persons who refuse 10 pay their
tailors' bills on the programs of the various
theaters aud places OF amusement II was
reported that the organization locally was
craving rapidly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Grand Army Vets.

PiTTsBuRG, Oct THE regular annual
reunion OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
OF this district has begun with luliy sir
thousand comrades in the parade Tho city
10 throngcd with visitors from surrounding
towns Tho old soldiers will give themselves
up 10 jolldcation. Three Immense camp
Aros arc to bo held In various section OF tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

FARMERS and others my remember
tho failure OF tho stark FIGURING Mil
here, about two years ago; and also that
Mr.. John Webb was partner.
Such things will happen; but when
we consider Webb's activity two years
ago TO got his partner into tho County
Treasury-thereby hangs tale. This
same man Ia now running for Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
In Quebec.

QUEBEC Oct IA barge arrived hero
from Montreal with case Of smallpox on
board, Tho captain went ashore at Cape
Blanc for tho purpose Of attending mms but
tho populOco compelled him 10 return 10 tho
barge and movo out into tho miillo Of tho
river Tho barge has boon ploc1i in quar-.
antino and tho patient removed 10 tho
smallpox hospital, Another case from Mon
troal, that Of nurse girl, has also boon 70.
moved TO the hospital A child Of iftoOn
months whom tho girl was nursing and who
had not been vaccinatcd, has boon
isolated. A INV weeks ago wo-
man took tho child who was
suffering from smallpox 10 CapO st. Iguaoe,
forty.ayo miles cast Of Quebec In which
place thoro are now no less than GKtOOn
houses with tho disease In each, II Is said
that there arc forty or ilfty cases IN tho par
ish. Tho municipal council have ontorcod
compulsory vaccination aud named health
officer The Iutcr.Colonial railway authori-
ties arc asked 10 cancel all trains for Cupo
lgnnco Reports OF heavy froSts and mow
have boon received from tho outlying par
iAhen
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Fatal stabbinR.

DETROIT, OCT 1.-Two young men named
Frank Durah aud Stephen McEnaly, while
intoxicated got into a dispute aud Mctnally
stabbed Durnh several times Burvill Sales,
aged ~, attempted 10 separate them, whom
McEnally turned upon him aud stabbed him
10 the heart Sales foil 10 the sidewalk and
expired IN few minutes Durah was re.
moved 10 u hospital, whore he now lies In a
critical condition Mclcnally has been ar.
raais,l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
I-nnr Lhlinrlnl innlI,.

MlLEs CRY Mont, Oct 7,-An assault by
Deputy sheriff Bisnop, proprietor Of the
rink restaurant on VIM, 7. Dunn, editor Of
tho Daily Maverick, resulted In tho loss OF
four editorial teoth aud court proceedings
against the officer Tho iuss was induced
by articles ,n Tho Maverick agalpst roller
rink inipropripties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Ifniinil nnnil.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill., Oct, I Tho dead body
OF Frederick Smith, we'll to-lo German
tailor, was found under tho trcstlo br dgo
noor tho indianapolis, Bloomington & Wcst-
ern railway depot II is not yet known
whether Smith was under the influence Of
liquor aud foil from tho br igo, or was
robbed aud afterwards thrown down 10
conceal tho crime,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
,h..l.y cbnmbers, c,...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct Tho jiry In
Tho case of Chesoy Chambers, charged with
SHOOTING tho baggage and express messenger
and robbing the express company, were dis
charged, Six were for acqu,ttal aud six for
fourteen years. imprisonment Chambers
gave e9O,OOO bail for appearance noxt Do >
oember.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

NEW YonK, Oct 7-Dr Koch, OF Jersey
City, whose wife committed suicide with
Tho printer, Bessendorf in Central park, ro'
ceiyed letter by mail from her II bore
Saturday evenings postmarh aud was writ
ten just before tae Joint suicide In tho lob
ter she saidi 1--WE have explated our crime
under the trees of Central park" The
womans body was taken 10 Weebawken
and Inferred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
MArlIka nnlgArIa.

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch to the Daily
News from Sofia, says "Bulgaria Ia ono
military camp, All the male population
between tho ages OF fifteen aud forty-avo
are under arms and thousands OF yolun'
teen are being enrolled daily, All appear
10 be earnest and determined
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
AtIaa llsy,Ian,l.

WAsuiNoroS, Oct lit Ia now stated
hat Miss Cleveland will not return 10 tho
White House for six weeks, and that Mira
lloyt, the presidents married sstor, will 70.
main with him until Miss Cleveland gets
back. Nothing IL known NJ the Whito
House about tho report that Miss Cleveland
" engaged In writing n novel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
M0NTREAL'S MISERY.
THE PLAGUE STILL CONTINUES WITH
uNABATED MORTALITY.
Tho Grand Exhibition nuliding Is Now q
Smallpox Hospital - Running Mad
Through tho Streets In Nude
Condition - Provincial Notes.

MONTREAL, Oct, 7,--Ata meeting OF the
civic board OF health document was re-
celved from the provincial board authoriA-
Ing the civic board 10 take possession OF tbs
exhibition building as n smallpox hospital.
Tho health officers reports shows that aeyep-
ty-four now cases Of smallpox were reported,
forty-two houses were placarded for tho hrst
time, thirty -one we're repacarded and twen-
ty-nine were disinfectod
Col, 81, Antoine has established local
board OF health. There were five burala Of
smallpox In the Protestant cemetery last
week. Complaint has beon made At the
health Office that an undertaken in the East
end who has contracted 10 remove bodies for
a certain SUN is In the habit OF collecting
bodies In a certain place until he has con-
venient load, Detectives have boon set 10
watch him, with view 10 his punishment
A movement IL on foot among the property
holders Of the East end 10 form an organiLa-
tlon 10 refuse 10 rent houses or storos 10
persons whose households have not been vac
cinated.
A man was observed sitting on a sack In
corner Of the health onlco with his head reat-
Ing on bis knee, and was asked his business
Tho man lifted his head, showing his faoo
covered with smallpox pustulos, He said he
had been sick for week, HO was slightly
delrous and could hardly walk,
The new wing Of the old smallpox hospital
has been finished and fow patients were
removed 10 H. There was no trouble In
making the removals aud tho city Is a. far
from disorder as II was before,
]. b, Lohrmioro was ilnod go by the ro-
corder, for insulting placardcrs while In
tho performance OF their duty. Bruncau,
who II will b, remembered, ran into tho
central station few days ago, and said that
some one was trying 10 kill him, und who
was afterward taken 10 the hospital, jumped
through window Of tho hospital and ran
through the streets, with only night clothes
on HO ran into passage and
commenced pounding on the door OF
residence. Tho inmates, Doc oming
aroused, went out and gave him beating.
A constable soon arrived and produced
light, when 10 thOir horror they saw that
the man was suffering from smallpox and
that their hands were covered with blood
from the pitts on his face, Tho health OH
Ger was telegraphed for and Brunoau was
carried back TO the hospital
A cur ran into smallpox van on 81. An
toins street The appearance OF tho patient
on tho sidewalk where tho collision left hiAa
frightened the neighborhood until another
conveyance took him OF Tho number Of
deaths in two days was ninety six, aud new
cases reported soventy.four
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
10 nln kn More.

WENANpoAH, Ia, Oct, &C, D. Lestor q
stock dealer, committed suicide by shooting
himself at Burlington Junction springs Ho
was well known man aud an old friond of
President Cleveland having beeu deputy
sheriff of Erie county, Now York, whom
Cleveland was sheriff No cause for tho m-
10 idn II naalrnnh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Anotl,or Victim,

Prrspupo, Pa, Oct T-Wm, orth, tho
ilfth victim Of tho Carks from mill boiler
explosion, is dead, Ho was twenty-five
years Of age aud recently married, Tho
other victims remain In about tho samo con.
dition ~ when last reported.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THE Southern negroes vote the Demo
cratic ticket because tho white men
Of tho South do more for tho good
Of the negroes than tho Republican
.f,sty ever did.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Tho O,noata Sails.

NEw YoRK, oot 7,"-Tbo English yacht
Genesta has sailed, II has boon impossible
10 sell her rhoro wore no bids Oboyo $40, Z.
0OO, aud $4,000 was oskOd, Captain Gil
lOspIo and Carter and tho crow will b. tho
only persons on board of hor while crossing
tho Atlantic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
I'm 81. Cnihnrlnnn.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, Oct l. There arc
BiI cases OF smallpox In this city Tho dis
OasO was brought hOro by mOmbcrg OF tho
Salvation army from Montreal Hni II has
entered somo OF tho best families nero,
Measures for tho prevention OF III, sproad-
ing Of tho disease arc bOing takon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Tho Holi Gate niow Up.

New YoRE, Oct 7-'rho engineers Ia
charge Of tho Hell Cato Improvement have
decided 10 have tho great explosion under
flood rock on Saturday at II a. m, Duo pro.
cautions will bc taken TO warn all vessels
away from tho neighborhood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
city OF ylcksburg sunk.

CArn GmARDnAu, Mo-, Oct y-Tho
Anchor line steamer City OF Viok,burg,
which struck q rock and sank seven miles
above here, Is damaged TO tho extent Of
about dfty thousand dollars. The has boon
foated into shallow water, and her lower
dock IN now clear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
nlInd Tom.

RICHMOND Va, Oct, 7--Tho case In
volving Blind Tom was argued before the
United States circuit court here A docis.
lon will be reached soon Both tho mother
Of Tom and the BOthuno family claim tho
nroduv
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ptoi,nbly Ideutiiied,

FALL RivEa, Mass., Oct THE body OF
Tho woman found at Charleston r. l., on
the beach, Is believed to DO that OF Mrs.
George SnlIb, of Boston, who disappeared
from tho steamer Pilgrim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Election day Is the time TO serve
the cause OF Democracy. Put In
n plunper next Tuesday and
work NIL dny. hpl iN.iitV.A d" -"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
sIr Inl,n nnnlan Ia.

BosroS, Oct IAN Ottawa special states
that Sir John Mcdonald denies having writ
ton TO Winnipeg gentleman that II French
Canadians rebel against tho hanging of Riol
tho English must meet them In arms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
pnut,nn.inr snsnnnhnlI.

BUFFALO N, Y, Oct IA Washington
dispatch Sys Postmaster Bedford, of this
city, was suspended, tho cause at present
unknown His successor has not yot boon
determined upon, There arc said 10 DO
twelve or fifteen applicantsn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

MuwAuREE, Wis, Oct 7,--H, NJ, Ryan,
alias "Cabbaeen Ryan, loan broker at 08
In salle street, Chicago was arrested horo
on dispatch from tho Chicago police, ro-
queeting his detention for larceny,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
BROOKLYN.

Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs.
Caroline VI. Berry from Alexander Berry.
The amount Of water used on Thursday was
52O54 4i6 gallons, and consumers are warned not
10 let il run to waste to keep the pipes from reez-
ing.
WingLce. n Chinese laundryman, of No. 4s2
Manhdt tan-ave.. complained yesterday that I'd
ward Hill and James Lawess, who live near ms
place Of business, knocked him down and robbed
him OF $50 on Thursday night.
The difficulties between the master and Journey
men plumbers have been settled aud the latter
will receive 80 80 a day. which Is an advance of
80 cents upon the wages paid pre- iIusly TO most
of them.
The tenth anniversary Of Colonel Sims manage.
ment of the New Park Theatre will be celebrated
ON Monday. souvenir will be presented to each
lady attending the performance and the theatre
will be specially decorated. The Madison Square
Company will appear in "Thc Rajah."
Frederick Deshpine, of No. IA Green lane, who
lived in filth and squalor and who kept himself in
funds for drink by taking the noney that his Two
older daughters secured by lives of shame, and
what his two younger daughters got by begging,
was sent to he Penitentiary for six months yester-
doy for failing TO support hIs family: The two
volng motherlcss girls, were cared for by the So
ccty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

The entries 10 the Fanciers Club exhibition close
to-day
The Police Commissioner yesterday increased the
salary of Property Clerk flauIott from $3.50 to
$2, 800.
An examiner of the Building Bureau reported
that the frame primary school building in sixty
eigh,h-st, west of the Boulevard, was unsafe.
Richard X Fox has offered emp valued at 81 900
to he trottcd for IN July by double teams at the
Genllemcn's Driving Park, mile heats best two In
three.
The Spanish Consul General, Senior Don Miguel
Suarez, chairman OF the committee of tho Relief
Fund for the sufferers by the earthquakes Spain,
has forwarded $4,000 to Malaga.
The Excise Board yesterday revoked the liquor
licenses of No Pcl-st. and No. 4GS Pearl-st., the
police having furnished proof that the Excise Law
had been violated.
Policeman Richardson, of the Sixth Precinct,
Yesterday aske permission of the Police Board
| To organize a brass band In the department. His
| request was referred to Superintendent WalliDg.
SUDDEN DEATH or A IvERYMAN
| James ricrny. age SIXTY livery stable keeper,
of No. 27s Madison-st., while going. up the rear
steps of the City Hall yesterday had an apoplectc
| fit, and falling backward died almost instantly.
| ENJOINING THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
c. w. Biglow of the Produce Exchange, has en-.
joined the Board Of Managers from transferring his
seat now held by Mr. Story as security for a loan,
TO any other person.. This action is severely crti-
| cised by members of the Exchange
| ITALIAN CONFIDENCE MEN SENTENCED
Giovanni Rocco and Adolfo Bardcni the Italian
confidence men who purSuaded an innocent lnIL J.
grant TO exchange roll OF coin Tor two pieces of
| lead pipe, were sentenced yesterday by Judge
| Cowing to nine years and SIX months each in the
| State Prison.
THROUGH TRAINS IN NINTH-iyF
The Manhattan Railway Company has recently
begun the running of trains on the Ninth ave.
line from South Ferry to One-hundred- and fifty
f!th-st. during tho afternoon commission hours
Tae change Of cars at Ffty-uInth-st. is avoided by
| the new arrangement.
A PRIZE FOR CHAMrION BRUTALITY
| purse Of SO, 500 and diamond belt emblem.
| atIc of the championship of the world has been of
| fered by Richard K. Fox for John l.. Sullivan and
PADDY" Ryan to fight for, the fight to take pac,
near New Orleans and to be with bare knucklcs tc
a finish under the London prize ring rules
| TO OPEN A NEW ATHLETIC CLUB HOUSE.
| The Newly Athletic Club will give a recep
| sixth-st and Sixth-ave on Thursday evening
Herman Oslrlchs gives the dinner There will b,
| dancing aud a general good time. On the Satur
day following the building will be formally opened
to the members of the club.
| ARRESTED FOR FORGERY IN SWEDEN
| Commissioner j. NJ Deuel. held for examination
Yesterday Martin ii. KrOgg, who is accused Of for
| gerry. He came to this country on the steamer Ne
his arrival. He Is charged with forging check
| 10 the value of nearly 10000 crowns at Bergen
Sweden. lie expressed willingness to return Il
| Sweden.
| ANXIOUS TO PHASE MANY POLITICIANS.
| Since the reduction Ia the working force OF tn
Department Of Public Works. Commissions
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
THE STEERAGE RATE WAR.

After ten dsys' arrnstice In The steerage rate
war of the Continental steamship lines, the msu-
ayers Of the Hamburg American Line yesterday
strapped on their again drew their sword5 ana
threw down the gauntlet TO their competitors for
reopenng of hostilities The Hamburg-American
Line Yesterday sent to its agents 4" Circular No
2O4," announcing that the rates had been
reduced $4 for steerage passengers,
outward and prepaid passages, with the commis,
sions remaining the same as before. The rates OF
passage from which the commissions OF from 20 10
a. on each will be allowed are as follows: 10 OF
from Hamburg, $40; Bremen, $l1 20 Parls
SIi 90; Copenhagen, $12 so Norway and swe-
den and London, $17 ; TO Plymouth or Cherbourg
$40, These rates are the same a1a sa;a as the ne
be forced because of the latter company
greater business. The North German Lloyd had
over 500 steerage passengers on tho Wedrosdav =
steamer while the Hamburg-AmeTica only carried
eirhty-nine on it's Thursdays steamer. kotwith
standing the Published schedule. Of rates It Is Is
asserted that the agents are permitted TO sell NJ
lower prices if they deem 1t necessary ana III some
cases they divide their commissions with inc
purchasers 1t is said that the Red star Line has
sold down as low as SO, and that tho Carr liam
burg Line pay no attention to the schedule rates
The English lines are also seriously conteni-
plating a reduction IN outward steera9e rates, as
the Continental lines are drawing large share OF
the English patronage by their low rates TO Eng
llsh ports,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-31
THOUGHT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE WAS HIS

John r. Earl manufacturer Of clay pipes. OF
No 245 Harrison-st., Brook lyn, has recently
seemed insane from oyer-indulgcnce In liquor.
Yesterday he won't with his wife to a doctor Once
but eluded her. and getting IN a cab. drove To a
hat and fur store in Fulton-st. He went IN and
wealth Among other things he said that he had
bought the Stock Exchange. and that he had a
S4O, 900 600 check To be cashcd. The cab-driyer
called the attention of Detective Zundt TO fhr
strange actions of Earl who woro Jacket under
his oyercoat and a smoking cap. When ne came
out OF the he began various ANTICS and oieted
a boy So to horse whip the cabman. Telegraph OPP
orator Gear of Police Headquarters. stopped to ask
the detective what was tho matter, and Earl
knocked him down. and IN turn was knocked Gown
bv Gear when he rose Earl was then arrested.
His friends had him sent to tho Inebriates' Home
al Fort Hamilton.