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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
SHOPPERS DELIGHTED BY FINE MILLINERY

The old and trustworthy dry goods house OF Lord
Taylor had It's annual Fall Opening day In millinery
and cloalngs yesterday and these departments at the
broadway store well filed all day by througs Of
delighted shoppcrs How beautiful :" " How lovely
Isn't that Just sweet for anything" and similar
expressions heard all sides IN these two depart
ments when Tribune reporter was in the store. One
OF the new things shown In coaks Is the Connemafa
cloak especially designed evening wear. made in all
colors and lined with plain checked silks Hand
some garments are shown IN the shape Of plush New
markets. in all colors embroidered and trimmed with
fur Another novelty is the circulars OF plush
with deep Russian collar Of fur extending down the
front Beautiful plush embroidered clOaks, trimmed
with Alaska sable, and combination cloth and plush
bfoidered cioalss also shown In jackets neat
thing is cloth jacket, in all coors. embroidered and
with an embroidered vest and there also plain coats
embroidered, in light and dark colors.
In the millinery department novelty Is large poke
bonnet Of steel gray velvet, the rim made entirely Of
French gray ostrich feathers with trimming Of ostrich
tips and steel gray gTcs grain ribbon ties beautiful
set Of turban and muG. made by Madame Margaret
CretauN Paris, the Of all the fair
The turban IL Of sage green CLOTH embroidered with
daisies the edge OF white gIcrc. dotted with seed
pearls and the ties Of narrow cream moiie. The
nun to match cloth and erere and the boa "a OF
greIe The la Tosca" Is charming hat with n
chenille embroidered rim, trimmed with gray ostrich
tips caught In front with bow Of green ribbon with
a steel buckle. IL IL the work Of Nlrot, o. Paris
Another beauty Is an evening tur,an, the mad
entirely Of shaded green leaves the binding Of Olive
velvet trimmed In front with old ycve; and plE.
and red m0ss-IOsc buds The trimming caught with a
Rhine ornament Indeed, every thing that lady
can desire IN shape Of colks head wear bo
found la this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
PHYSICIANS LISTEN TO DIR. voy EsNARCH

Dr. Won EsmaIch, of kicl. Germany, delivered a.
lecture last evening before the Mcdico-Chrurg1cal
Society OF German Physicians on "NeuroSis OF JOINTS
The pleasant parlors OF the Aror Cluh a fify-ninh-
81, ard Park-ave wcfc we'll filed with an audience OF
some two hundred physicians and surgeons OF New
York and the nolghborng cities. After Dr. Won
Esmach had finished his interesting lecture the sub
Jet was discussed by those present. AZ the Close OK
the discussion the members Of the society ard their
guests adjourned from the lecture-room and spent
couple of enjoyable hours al dinner given In honor
OF DE- Won Esmaroh. Among those present were Drs.
L. Weber president OF the society; Prudential, XII
ter OF Rrooklyn: Boysen. OF BOOllyn: Jones sarhs.
Kretzschmar OF Brooklyn; Mcclellan. Of Brooklyn
Gray G,lden, Stems and Professor LANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
HORSES And cARRlAGEs DEsrRoYED
FIRE IN A STABLE UNDER A TENFMENT-HoUsE
IN sIXTEENTH-sT. YESTERDAY MORNING.


IN sIXTEENTH-sT. YESTERDAY MORNING.
Flames were discovered at O'Clock yesterday
morning in James OConnor's livery stable on tho
grourd floor of the five-story tenement house No
81 West slxteenh-st, which Is separated from st.
Francis Xaylers Church only by the college library
building. When the oConnor family living over
the stable, woke up. the entire house full Of
suifocang smoke, and occupants of the upper stories
running to the ros Seventeen vehicles wcrc
the stable floor ard twelve hctscs were stabbed
In TIE basement. The fire had started IN a two.sory
rear extension. OConnor got into the stable max
!rs his w. through the smoke with difficulty lIs
cut The halters of SIX horses and drove the frightened
animals out.
Mrs. sprague, living on the third floor OF the house.
v2s the first person 10 be awakened by the smoke
she aroused the Other members OF her family and
STATED for the roof spreading the alarm on the way
The Mccormick and Moore families al,c mad, their
way through the scutilc 10 the roof OF the adjoining
library building In hee flight Mrs. Mccormick stop
ped through ssylght and cut her bare foot. Tho
Priests let the t2milcs down INFO the church build
lnss end prepared for flight O'tonnor narrowly
escaped being burned In trying TO the horses
Tao rear extension burned Oui and tho
COACHES, caos ana buggics the stable h0Or were
ruined The loss on six horses burned and on 0iher
property was Sad to b. abou, $1,000 and the damage
to The building was about S2.CO0 After the families
nsu i.Nufiieu 10 The rooms the Adhlr two women
complained that they had been robbed by either
ifcmei or policemen Mrs. spragne said that 40
.eh s'21 in her and the money was gone when
she returned. Mrs. MORN. who lJaulcd With Mrs.
slieeuc. said that geld watch had been stolen nom
her room. Their complaint VII 10 investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
THE TRUST INTESTIGA TION NAY REST
TO TAKE ACTION TO-DAY WHETHER TIE IN
oUIRY SHALL PROCEED AT ONCE

CURRY SHALL PROCEED AT ONCE
State Senators Arnold the chairman OF the Cen
eral Laws Committee; OConnor and Walker were IN
the city last night, ready to continue the invcstiea
tion into the trust combinations, I'm case a majority
of the committee are ready TO go on with It, None
OF the remaining fonr Scnaors-Coggeshal Eepub
llcan, and Langbcin, LInson ana Ives bemocfa'c-
met the other members Of the committee, although
they had been requested to do so. Senator Llnson
sent word that could not get to the city, ana he
and Senator Lang T.n are both willing 10 lc; the mat
ter rest until after the heat of the campaign has haa
a chance TO cool Off
The other members of the committee. except sena-
tor Ives, who IS cndcavoring to bolster up some
political capital for Tammany Hall ont OF his appar
ent crgcrness continue the investigation, would
probably be willing to post ponc the inquiry until
that time. Nearly all OF the members of the com
mittec are actively at work for the party 10 which
they belong and would be just as wei satisfied TO
LET il rest for the next few weeks. Those members
of the committee who I'm town VIII meet thls
morning, when IL viii be decided whether 10 continue
not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
ALI. ON tic Occnn ny..

lndurates the stomach against sickness hut rse
or occasional transit across the in!mabe weiGc>s' 10
productive Of gfieyous Qullws especially when u Is
stormy Ocean travellers Sachimea shiD surgeons com
mesela buyers abroad Ncyogcgs by steamboat and
all who occasionally or frequently caSct upon "a TO
whore bows bunctci" should take along flo,iecss
Btcrs fines. known am, tote tos Sickness
malaria bnousnoss ard disorders II 'he stomach ani
bowels Many travellers by Iallrost with dcrcas,
somaohs and nerves likewise suffer severely route.
These will lind the BtcFs surely helpful ana ccn'ciliory
Travelling. IN swift steady and commotoss steam
ships and sumptuous palace Is not always source
Of unmlxd Joy and delight and the Bliters does raeh 70
eouneract the dIseomiorts attending H. agg'avaed ~
delicate health. rheumatism. brought On by daiAp
weather. kidney troubles and debility are ene.'uaiH
relieved by the DltterA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
AFFIDAvITs FROM A CORNER GROCERY.

CHARGING GENERAL HARRISON WITH SPEAKING
Ill OF THE IRIsH-TuE STORY DENIED.
Chicago. Oct. ! (speclaD.-WiIam Condor. an Irish
resident Of bloomington, September % published
en- affidavit I'm which he that General Benjamin
HARRISON in speech November ., 1876. in Bloom
ington made use Of the following language;
You an know what they 1.-THE Irish arc II IL
were not for them We would not need half our peni-
tentiarics which are almost full OF them. They arc
only good to shovel dirt and grade railroads. for
which they receive then they worth, as they
acquisition to the American people
Four Others by ahdavits supported Condon's stats
mcnt To-day /" The Bloomington Paragraph" pub
lished the afIldavits OF hiry-four who were In
General Harr.son's audience, all Of whom natly con
ract Condon statement, and declare that his charge
| against Harrison IS without foundation In fact and
totally untrue; that General Harrison did not tho
words attributed to him OF any other words OF similar
tenor or effect. Among those who thus testify arD
Ex-Governor John ". Hamilton Congressman Rowc!i,
r. NJ Benjamin, Messrs. ID. NJ. and ID e. Fspk.
T. c. Kerrick Colonel John Reid. Nessrs- Luke Ncvin
and Edmund OConnell, prominent Irishman; Cap
tain A. C. Swcetzer, Past Commander Grand Army
Of the Republic, Department of Illinois, and J. IL.
Cheney, late receiver Of the Lake Erie and Western
Railway.
william Condor is the keeper of corner grocery in
Bloomington lie Is attracting great deal OF attel-
ton at present and the Democrats are making much
of him. Few credit his story. His son is now
candidate the Democratic ticket for States Al
torney This young man said to the attdayts that
he had often heard his father speak of liarrisons
speech, and when the nominations were made he hur-
rcd home and told the old man not TO say a word.
Later he was much asionished to learn that tho
papers had found out about II. lie hurri home ard
found tba; his father had written private cifcr TO
friend In Golden, COl and that that friend had had
published with all tie story of Harrison I'm and the
statement that 5000 Irlshmen of Bloomington would
vote against Harrison His father denied
| having ever written the last statement. After
| the letter was published, thcy got a letter from
Chairman Brcc, OF the Democratic Nstioral Commit.
tee asking about it, After this letter his father
made the affidavit. and then TO look for ahi-
dayits to support IL. He had live published and
! knew OF more, that ia AL he would have eleven.
some being OF men who had heard his father talk
about II.
The Paragraph of November 3, 1876, does not
alludc to any remarks by General Harrison tho
! Hlsh question General Harrison followed by
Lawrence weldon and 4. VI. swOpc, OF Kentucky.
MIR. swopc alluded TO the cOlOred men, reading cx-
tracts from southern papers the colored men and
| the Irish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
A GENTLE HINT TO GOVERNMENT CLERKS.

ING TO THE DEMOtRAIlJ FUND
Washington Oct 1 (spccaD.-The local mails
duriug the last week have been burened with cards
nclosed I'm sealed envelopes and addressed TO GOV
crnmcnt officers, clerks, messengers, WHICH
men Iaborcrs charwomen and other on
Moves I'm the several executive departments
bureaus and offices in the United States capitol
This circular is headed " Democratic National Com-
mittec, Below Is true copy of the circular OK
cent that the office address Of Major Jones ana the
address of James L. Norris The other agent
of the National Committee, are omitted
"The rooms Of the Advisory Committee ana ticas-
urer for the District Of Columbia are al -, sIcrl
second floor Major Charles s. Jones VIII &c IN
authority TO receipt for all contributions made 10
him. Iicmittances by mall should be ahnrcsseu 10
James l. Norris. and will receive prompt acknowl-
edgment"
The sending OF this circular through tho mails
TO Government officers and employees by an agent
and an advisory member of the Democratic Ma
floral Committee, is a plain violation OF the penal
provision OF the Civil Service law, TO which attention
has repeatedly been called by The Tribune me
peope engaged In It. know that their doings are ui-
lawful II not, why does Major Jones advertise
that he will be on hand to receive contributions da
until almost midnlghtl He Is doing work winch
will not bear the light of day. IT IS for Government
clerks and other employees TO consider whether ihcy
can afford incur the risk of helping Major Jones
and Mr. Norris to violate the law Most OF them
ought 10 be aware that In contributing money Tor
poiItica purposes through those agents 70 committee
Of which Senators German. kenna IaSc,
and Ransom scnaforclecf Barbour ana hep-
rcscntaiivc Scott members: they VIII DC guilty
punishment for the penal sections OF the law apply
10 the giver as we'll to the recipient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

s75 600 at 12D 1c. al 900 at 100, 100000 al l'o'
$1,000 at 13O 100000 at 100 IL, s11,ooo AZ l." -
Registered 41"s-ss0,0Oo at los' T-o'ooo az i0''
100000 at 1Os. $4,000 at io7 la
The following were accepted $4,000 reFlstefea
4s at 1870 i2s. registered oOO $40 y, ,ny
$3.50 600. AT 10s: $4,000 Mt 1OI "a anu go soc
In speaking of the present system OF bona purhas-s
to-day prominent Treasury official rea snr bon os
the prices paid to-day by the irca ~, i3 oup ne
Government realizes the four and hsiis I.oi p.r
cent per annum. and on the tours i. Per e. eS d
II inns anprars he said that those who sell four ana
halls realize considerably larger proht han tho,c
who sell fours The fours and halls mature III io'i
and the fours I'm 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
SNAKE Homsekeepcrs Of

SNAKE Housekeepcrs OF
Your Girs' is tho subject OF article in the octobs
Ladies' Home Journal and Practical HousekccDer nov
at the newss;ands-six cents
by the way. II you send ten cents In silver aampA
You will get numbers Incluioz the Thank giving
and Christmas numbers both Of which arc to DO ex.
traordnary.
This magazine which Is nearing million subscrber>
shows what can be done by numbers 1t costs
to write for million than for It l,tls
apiece for paper and printing and binding. The soss
is in getting at 1t and stopping between
We are always at IT, never stopping.
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
slID,.uz Pist,he Palate

without nauseat NJ who tAEe nem. the little sugar
1890 granues Known all the land an DR.. Fierce =
Pleasant Purgatve Pellets produce an slrct upon ING
bowels very different from that OF esAgreeape
,nrcat,ve afipag drcnshng follows A. IN ts case
~ choiageguo The relief 20 the @testses resrn
Hes he action of her hapDiest reoois ne impulse
given liver OF ne most saiatar hn ana
s.vrntomx nck headache. wind on the STOMACH pain
fbrorh The right side ana shoulder blade ana ye9 "es
~ The skln and eyeba are speedily remcdisd BY the Eel
letG One dose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
FOR THE GOOD or OTHERS.

/ make this statement / suffered with severe Kidney
and bladder complaint and painful gravel deposits /
used Dr. David Kennedy layorts Remedy OF Roniout
NJ " with this result The disease has relaxed IT'S h0i
and look forward spending the balance 81 my lfe Tree
from bodily torture ana with heart grateful In,
medicine which affords pleasant pr pccL-i,ry
5. &. Chandler, Lebanon Springs. n. y II druggist
does not Keep the mrdcne address the proprietor
dout. N. Y. Price 81. for 3d.
Dn. ID. KENNEDY's fAvORITE REMEDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
SwrARING IY ELEcrIoN rYsPECrORS

John J. O'Bricn busy engaged yesterday
evening in swearing in tine Republican election In
srectors al Police Headquarters There appeared
500 inspectors out Of 1712. The others VIII be
sworn In on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
ANOTHER CLERK For KILGORNs COMMITTEE.

ANOTHER CLERK FOR kILGORES COMMITTEE.
Washington, oct ! Special. House Committee
on Enrolled Bills of which Kgore of Texas Is acting
chairman has as led for additional ark during the
remainder OF the present session, to DO pad nom
September - The rate Of 80 per day. IL appears
from this that the committee has already taken time
by the foleOck, and that the additional clerk was
employed last week. There wa some inquiry To-Day
as TO where the regular clerk OF the committee Is, who
receives daily stipend OF s6 Can 1t DC thai he has
gone to Michigan 10 help Chairman Fisher In his
desperate campaign ior reelection! Certainly tho
committee docs not need the services OF two CLERKS
The only general appropriation bill which remains to
hc enrolled is the General deficiency bill INDEFINITE
leave OF absence today granted to no less than
trcntN members OF the House, on account Oh I'LL
portaat business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
rIKINC BLANK CARTRIDGES AT THE TRUSTS

Washington. Oct. 1 (specialJ-several more big
blank cartridges fired at the trusts To-Day,
against which Captain Tappertit Mills has ordered
the word denounced' TO be written The car
tridges were loaded and fired by Texas Democrats
and were harmless. The one which made the loud
est noise came from a cunning ambuscade laid by
Mr. Lauham. lie did not crack smile whch IL
exploded. Tho report declared that 1t is the sense
~, 'ittn " -,ecs tI,at thc remainder OF ion
should be devoted TO legislation to demosh trusts
AS the House lacks only some 1vcscorc members
when quorum is demanded the harmless humor
Of IanhGm's proposition was evident TO the dulicst
comprehension, but lie not satisfied and there
fore moved IT'S reference TO the Committee on Nuies'
That committee has not held meeting for mohihs'
and its chairman Speaker Carlisle, if he were In
Washington. would not dare TO can 1t together.
Nothing moro VIII be heard Of Lanhams resolution
Lelore the Presidential election, and probably not
aitcrwa.d IL was supplemented by one or Two
bills 10 prevent trusts which were lciclled 10
the pigeon holes of the judiciary Committee; and
lie curtain then rung down on The i~eniy-thlrd
act Of the great Democratic farce entitled: Trusts,
or How Not 10 DO H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
.nr1Ayryc THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

49, Washington Oct / (Special.-Chairman Dunn, OF
the Committee on Merchant Marine to-day moved that
IN, rules Of the House be suspended and that the
senate bin to Incorporate the Maritime Canal Com
many of Nicaragua he passed. Although the House
was very thn IT was not supposed by the friends OF
the BIN that any member would raise the question Of
a quorum 10 defeat It. General SpinOla, Of New
York. however, promptly demanded second for tho
motlou and announced that 16l members must pass
between the tccrs before he would yield. AS not
more than hundred members could be found In
the District Of Columbia Today, CHAIRMAN D9 i,
rallied the hopclcssness of his situation and With
General spinola's opposition seemed TO be based
on the ground that nobody had been 10 sec him
about the measure, against which, he said, many re-
spectable citizens Of New York had submitted sohB
protest There is prospect that the Dill VIII pass
the House before next winter
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
Washington, Oct. The Senate has confirmed the
following nominations:
Judges Of Probate In Utah-Thomas Brandon. Par
don Dodds John 4. Marshall, Francis L. Daegeti.
Charles Foote S. v Frazier, William Goodwin, >. v.
Hardness. Charles A. Herman, Jacob Johnson L. H..
Kinney. William G. Stark, Henry Shields;
Charles H. HOye, Of Pennsylvania, to be Chiei Jus
tee Of Washington Territory.
Lambert Tree Of Illinois, to be Minister TO Russia
Secretaries of Leeail0n-Chaflcs x. Holiday, Ven
ezucla: Toward Marlin China Henry l. Was, Ar
= Professor George Davidson. Of California; 10 be
member Of the Mississippi River Commits sion
John G. raIhhulst. OF Michigan. to be Minister TO
Belgium
nONDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
Washington, oct 1.-Tc-day's bond offerings aggo-
gated 81 ,cs3, 800. follow:
Coupon 4s-s5O0O0 at 129 L.
Registered 4s-Sl 100000 at 100 1-c eXinierest,
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
FOUR THOUSAND W

FOUR THOUSAND WOMEN TO VOTE IN BOSTON.
Boston, Oct. 1.-The assessment of women who
desire to vote for school committee at the comsg
municipal election CLOSED al 10 O'Clock tonight. over
f.OCo were assessed to-day. making the total number
2j,!49 Of whom than One-g2lf are sad TO DO
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

Norsford's Acid Ph osphnt~
BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD,
for lecturers teachers students clergyman. LAWYERS and
brain workers generally.
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DEMOCRATS SECRETLY BANDED FOR FRAUD
indianapolis, Oct. (speciaD.-rhc existence OF a
secret Organization OF Democrats for the evident pur-
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was the next speaker This is some of what
he said:
The claim by the Democrats is that the Mills bill
is not bill because IL reduces the the duty from
AZ per cen per This is absolutely untrue,
for they place upon the free list hundreds OF aIdc!es
produced and manufactured in this county Where Is The
40 Der protection for the farmer who raises veg
etabes WOOL Where Is the 40 per cent protection for
those manufacture lumber sati Tho second false
promulgated by the Democratic orators IL that the
articles upon the free list raw materials
Al to surplus haven't practical surplus at
ALL or the surplus accumulated Ia the past II
$780, 100000, VIC owe, "a SHOWN by the report OF
the Secretary Of Treasury about $3.50 0c0 in less
than two years by Government bonds which
can he bought and paid for at par asked Demo
cratic statesman the other day what he would do with
those maturing bonds after the surplus was destroyed
He said would pay those BY giving new ones Like
wilkins Micawber who when h. paid an old debt by
giving a new note exclaimed to Mrs Micawber and the
twins: Thank God that note Is paid" uaushteF) My
friends best way your money IS 10 pay your
debts with H. loud app!ause The bondholders vou
Ike to continue cutting coupons, but the Republican
proposition to pay debts they mature. Ani early
in 1890 on $3.50 600 tho interest is stopped the
money goes into the hands Of its ovaers. aad VIII be
oApei ID seek Investment In farms factories AM
other enterprises.
It is useless talk about paying the Government debt
unless year receive more than l. necessary "a
run properly the Government And show you tina
there Is hut prospect OF paying debts with h'
Democratic Administration Il Is only necessary to cal
your attention to the fact that with the hsca
year ending tho 3oth of June lsS9 nearly oil
Of our probable Income has bcca expended
Captain Staub. nm eX-Conedcratc soldier o
Virginia; H. j. Pctti!cr, secretary OF the Bitisl
Workingmcns Association, and Edward Fitz
william, Of Ireland, also spoke.
DEMOCRATS SECRETLY BANDED FOR FRAUD
indianapolis Oct. speciaD.-Thc existence OF
secret organization OF Democrats for the evident pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
HOW CALIFORNIA TAKES THE MESSAGE

Executive Mansion, October /. 1883.