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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

found Her husband lived apart from her, OWING 10
her Incorporate habits.
William Daniels, who shot and seriously wounded
his sister Tuesday. held by Police Justice
Goettng yesterday TO await the result OF her INJURIES
The first snow of the season fell at a. M yes
to-day
The Grand Marshal of the -. r., Henry W.
Knight has issued his order for the parade OF the
Grand Army posts and veterans associations on
Wednesday next when the cornerstone OF the soIdlers
Memorial Arch will be laid
The annual meeting OF tho Working Womens
Society was held yesterday at No. $50 Pacihc-s
The reports showed that the home established wv
years ago is successful, and that the income rom -
was So sol. site for building al Livingston anu
Bond sts has been purchased for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS .oING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Convention. Grand oper" A'N''
Hall, p m. -, chu,ch St
General Convention OF PROTESTANT Episoopai
Georges Church, a. m.
INQUEST on Lineman Fceks. City Hall II .. N; ,s,
Dinner to Brooklyn baseball eam n'"U' "
Brooklyn, p. ,oon
Linden Park races, Elizabeth. N. j., 80 p, M 49,,
American Public Health Association Oon'e' ~
Ign. -, xy..,,,,,on p,rt
With Assembly District Republican Association. No.
% Delancey-st., y. m , 90 c.,,x., rro,o,
Reunion Of 4th Heavy Artillery Grand Centfai ooel'
ReeentIon 10 DIR. J. L. Hurbut by Chautauqua Union,
ep m -, n.,..o r,,S p,ooSixn @ m
Hearing In elevated railway cases oe'Ore 'uuse Al"
Lecture BY Captain Long Harlem Presbyterian
Deyereux. George championship hafmic race, Manhat-
tan Athletic Club grounds. p. M
The Rev. L. d. Temples lecture. Thrty-third street
Baptist Church. p. M
Lecture by the Rev. George J. Mingfns, Union Tsber'
pacle Church, Thirty -hfh-st. and Broadway, D. m
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A III. KING & CO.,
The Leading American Clothiers.
627 and 629 Broadway
cenr Bleecker-st.)
OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK EVERY EVENING.

steamer Bothna (Br) Watt Liverpool via oueensOwn-
VsrsSn 81 Keeulus (Br Grimseed Lverpool-Chas
snamer state Georgia CBr Noodle, GlasgowAustin
Baldwin d 49,. M, uv,t,.ter eb uenaerso, no.
Steamer IIammOna Ger, Kulewein' Hamburg via South.
raye GER weeerod, Bremen via Southampton
sieam@r Rotterdam (Dtch). Van der Zee. Rotterdam
s1nrr Pcnpand (Belg. Buscnmann Antwerp Peter
city OF Alexandria, Mcintosh Havana and Mexican
oorts-Jas r ward CO. ~,
" Steamer Alvo OBJ Williams Port al Prince &c-Pim. For
WOO J,er ATLANTA (Hr Cook Montego Bay Kerr Co.
t1mrr New Orleans IIasey, New Oreans-S IL seaman
Steamer Seminole, Patt Charleston aud Jacksonyle-Wm
f STEAMER wyanoke Boaz Norfolk and Rohmond-od Do
! ntnion %.
Manhhttah NAAci' '" Wv
sss,esner Alsenborn Lewis Baltimore-H Foster.
Steamer Winthrop. Bragg. POrtland-iiOratio Hall
| SteaInef Gaucls, Coleman. BOsiOn-H I Dlmuck.
shin d Mecalf (Norl Larsen. Antwerp C Tobias d Co
ship Hamilton FISH, mitchell, MAIseIcs buii-
| hams Nephew a Co
ship Hsnriette Gcr) Brnnings Philadspha-Geo Var
naIH Franklin (Nor) Nelson. Pasages-C Tobias q Co
| SAILED
Steamers Holland for London city OF Berlin. German 10
and St Reguus Liverpool; Exeter CITY, Brlso TTaye
premen Russian Prince Antwerp city OF Alexandria HAv'
| ana Clarb-l Wndward Islands, Ponnland. AAtwerp.>
ship TilkhuTst. for Bombay.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEWBORN. WEDNESDAY. OCT 90 lss,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK w EDN ESDAY, OCT.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Paris tBr) Watkins, Liverpool Oct ls
T. with mdse and passengers TO Peter Wright
Sons Arrived at the Bar at g. - p
steamer Nevada Brl. Cushing Liverpool oct H. Oneens
town IL with mdse and passengers 10 Underhi AZ GO
Arrived AT the Bar at -
obj. NicO Liverpool oct L. with
Uruca Isma Arrived al the Bar al X 80
Steamer Yor tBrJ. Henry, Liverpool with
md 40 fo Iruder Bros Arrived At the Bar at noon
Steamer Saratoga Retg Campechc OCT TO- Vera Crz "a
progre.o 49, 49, with mdse aud passengers to Jas
Ward N co Arrived AZ the Bar at 1880 . IN.
steamer Hondo (Br). BrOwngg Grcyown Oct 3. Belize
PORTO Corel L. Livingston IL with mdBe and Ia
Williams a Rankin. Arrived az the Bar al . 80
Steamer Alert (NOr Kantz Barac1a days with fruit and
messengers 10 DumOs "a Co vessel 10 Hurlbut q Co
Arrived the Bar AT 80 m,
steamer Chas Meyer, Hand Baltimore with coal Con.
sOdated Coal Co. 49,
Bark Ozanua Msstelano Leghorn o6 days with
| 10 order; vessel 10 master.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind moderate n e. cloudy AT
City Island. light Me- cloudy.
| Arrived yesterday
Steamer Manhattan. Walker Newport News and Norfolk
| with mdse o Old Dominion IS Co.
GuYandOtto Kelley, Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse aud passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Germanic (Br) Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
J Bruce Ismay
STEAMER CITY Berlin (Br) Land. Liverpool via Queens
town-Peter Wright Sons.
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4 TRICKY PRIVATE DETECTIVE.
FRANCIS M'MAHoN ARRESTED ON A CHANGE OF
OBTAINING MONEY on FALSE PRETENcts'

Ed ,N,,rs MMAHoN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
OBTAINING MONEY on FALSE PRETENcFls.
rudco Hogan. of the Jefferson Market Police Court
,r.s Yesterday engaged In investigating compleN
ooso 10 fraud I'm which Francis Il. Mcmahon was
charged nv Charles Bulky, president OF the whiting
Manufacturing Company silversmlths East fourlhsI'
,th obtaining money on the false prcence OF Deng
. dstec.lvep Early in the spring the company iouhd
that over 5000 worth OF property had been s'oieh
-, ,hoir store Some time later mcmahon, &C
commanded nv two men, whom hs introduced as Detec-
,ivos Carey and Logan, OF the sixteenth PRECINCT,
called upon them. and stating that he had hSh con-
,draile experience as a private detective, offered to
find the thief His two companions bacKed up MS
assertions with glowing recommendation ana ne was
AT once nut TO work on the case, receiving sum oi
money I'm advance
During the summer he several times reported prog
ress and on each occasion received money ITO told
Tho firm that the thief was one of their Oldest en-
Moves. and that he would be able to convict
him A few days ago Mr. Bulkley met McMahon
I'm company with a sixteenth Precinct policeman
named Iavan Mcmahon introduced Lavan to Mr..
Rulkley as Detective Campbell Of the Sixteenth Pre-
clnct who was helping him with the case. On the
etrenetb Of this statement he obtained SOL Finally
Rullley became suspicious and communicated with
Captain Grant with the result that Detectives Carey
and Logan whom, Of course, Mr.. Buckley had never
before seem instructed TO investigate the CIR
cumstances. Mcmahon yesterday arrested by
them while he was taking sos from Mr.. Buckley.
He was remanded for further examination.
Later I'm the day It was loaned that McMahon han
done deal of detective WORK Tor tne Dstt IH
Attorneys Office. and some years ago broke up inc
whiskey ring I'm NewJesey. He declares he can prove
the fasity Of the charges made against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
cp111vG FRUIT BY WEIGHT DISCUSSED.

meeting OF the commission merchants and importers Of
fru,ts and vegetables and committee from the Retail
Union met at Mercantile Exchange yesterday
TO discuss the proposed ordinance compelling the sac by
weight NJ all fruit and vegetables in this city. w. H.
n,o,,h nresided The meeting adjourned without &C.
compsbpg anything w. H. Westeryelt sad that should
tho ordinance become a law It would drive away from
New.York an enormous volume OF business. Malcolm
Townsend freight agent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Captain Bowen OF the Ola dominion Steamship
Comnany and the freight agent OF the Ocean Steamship
Company declared that they could not and would give
sDace ON their piers TO weigh goods and that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
HE SHOT 4 GIRL INSTEAD OF A DOG

Another case Of accidental shooting by policeman was
reported to Superintendent Murray by Captain Garland OF
the Madisonst squad The shooting occurred at 2:3O
n m on Tuesday Young Policeman John c. Calhoun was
called 10 No 222 Madsonst that time to deal with
dog supposed 10 be rabd that had bitten Moses NanuS
six years old Of No 22O Madlsons Calhoun pulled his
revolver out Of his pocket and bazed away at the dpg
when Fannio Ltery twelve ran screaming into the
crocerv A. No ols and said she had been shot There
y,s severe wound in her leg below the knee and It ap
narenry mad been inflicted by bullet that had glanced
from the sidewalk The policeman will be tried on charge
OF reckless shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY SOLD OUT

The National headquarters Of the Socialist Labor party
wore sold by the sheriff yesterday Deputy Sherins Del
r and NuIvaney sold the right title and interest Of
the Socialist Labor party in the assembly room furniture
and the equipments OF the editorial and printing rooms OF
" The Socialist and other papers issued by the party
The execution issued in suit OF John oeher against
ho socaIIst Labor party non-ncorpoated association
for Al 1913 IS an account printing Mr.. Oeher, the
n,aintir bought in the whole outfit for $3.50. The
socialist contingent present etcated TO the beershop in
the basement Of 25 East Fourh-st and successfully
drowned their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING,

In Chldren's Department we display over SloOooo
worth Of elegant Suits Overcoats for children and boys
nm to eighteen years We guarantee that no house
IN the world can elegant complete assor-
men For the purpose cuttng in" to the trade usually
nonopolizcd by Uptown Dry Goods Houses propose to
M Foods I'm THE department To-day Friday and Saturday
a. actual manufacturing we make our own Children
clothing exclusively and It made to give service and
satisfaction particularly noticeable for style and fit
We mention for three days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THESE OYERCOATS

include genuine Schnabe, ChnchillaS, imported irish
Fric, Berkeley kerseys and Cars MeltonsSilk Satin
or Cashmere ned-ma1e in Sacks, Surtous. Ulstr9 and
cane Coats call particular attention 10 the PERFECT
FIT and elegant finish Of these Coats They are superior
n ordinary custom work. and compare favOrably with
The very best for which tors charge $50 SO You are
cordially invited inspect these goods and use your own
~ IN NaIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.

. 400 Knickerbocker Suits fashionable designs and
patterns q to 10 years, at..--....-.---.-.. Sl.4S
. 200 Atwood Boys Sits. elegant Cheviots and
Casslmeres q to 10 years. 29S
o 200 BOYS Cape Overcoats. fashionably cut new
naterns usually sold at SO to s1O........... 3.9S
The offer is still open Of Cents Fine Dress Shirt at "a
nts which IS worth elsewhere 81 10 Fine Hats which
sell cI.ewhere for 80 80, we let go at 81 90
our offer Of Mans Fine Shoe for 81 80 has doomed our
,hoe Depaitment. This shoe is worth $500. We keep
everything stylish In footwear
Mail ORDERS accompanied by cash-money order or draft
will receive prompt attention
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THESE SUITS

arr really tailor ma1e"-rccular custom ailors workout
IN sacks, Getaways and Prince Aberts" aud made from
the finest imported Irish Woolcns, English CaslmereS
and Chcylots and French Worstcds. We sell them WITH
OFT PROFIT and BELOW COST for the purpose Of ad'
velsng our business We call particular attention %
our own IMPORTATIONS OF exclusive Merchant Tailors
Patterns silk and satin Innings for which tllloS charge
$50 and $40. Examination will prove our Eighteen
Dollar suit fully as good and satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

sPFRKIII-John G.. Bell, the well-known taxid
ermist died yesterday his home in Sparllill, age
seventy-eight Mr.. Bell was frequently employed
Museum of Natural History in New York. The funeral
will be held at the Reformed Church In Tappan to-
narrow afternoon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
LONG ISLAND.

SEA CIIFF.-Mr Geissenhainer, ex-presldent OF
Tho yillage has been arrested because he refuses TO
turn over his Office to ii. {. Smith, who has been
elected TO succeed him. lie will be arragned to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
CIrIITy OF MURDER.

NICKNAME GUILTY OF MURDER
After remaining In consultation for thirty hours the
fury in the case OF Charles McElvane tried for the
murder of Christian W. Luca August o. returned
verdict Of the first degree, yesterday after
noon. on the first ballot It appears the jury stood
IL TO In favor Of that verdict, but the one juror re-
fused to yield TO the views of his associates until they
were all worn out. They sent several statements
10 Judge Moore the effect that they could not agree
hut he refused discharge them. Shortly after noon
Yesterday the jury called into court by Judge
Moore, I'm response to request OF the foreman ono
OF the Jurors asked if juror refused TO be bound
nv the rulings of the court what the rest could DO.
In reply Judge Moore said that such refused to
honor his oath and It did not possible that any
trror would do so. He then sent the jury back Tor
,racbed The obstinate juror Is said TO have been
lanes Calhoun of No. 1915 North Fifth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
nuRY1NG TRACKS NEARLY LED TO A RIOT

BURYING TRACKS NEARLY LED 10 hlor.
As the Lang Island Railroad Company has refused
N grade It's crossings on the track of the Manhattan
Reach road in th city, to the street level City Com
missioner Adams set force of men at work al
Hullst. and Bushwick ave. yesterday morning 70
shovel earth on the tracks to bring tho grade up
force of men employed by the railroad company SNOW
e,Iad IL off as fast IL put on, ana ihere co
near being a riot but the arrival OF the police pre-
vented it. Meanwhile, application was MADE IN ine
supreme Court for an Injunction restraining tnD
vas adjourned until saturday. Then The police pro
,ectS the CITY employees putting on the earth ana
did not allow II 10 be shovellod on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
" DELuRY SAYS"

The bigh-clnss tailors of London are using Cars
,I.I,o,s Thibet- yicunas and Clays Coatings for
Ccu,Jemens Half Dress Wear These goods have be-
come very popular and are warranted NOT TO gloss
We have imported large line OF the above ma
terin- which we making in the three ana four
button Morning Coats, with step-colar "aistcoats
for S2j. -.
our scotcb stripes and Checked TrOuserings for
So so and $3.50 are in great demand for stylish and
rough and ready wear.
No deposit required oil orders placed with this house
from reliable persons.
Samples Report Of Fashions and Instructions LOT nedu
ing sent on application
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ALONG THE SOUND.

pRIDGEPORT.-Willi Wheeler well-knOwn
roed.nt az StratfOrd, drowned yesterday in the
ifomsatonic River He ascending the river in
nall hoat which was accidentally overturned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TooTH POWDER
R.eps the teeth clean and white purhes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold every vhero 70 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

III THE LEADING STYLES IN FUR Shoulder
Canes NJ lowest possible prices for reliable furs
c. G. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 124 west 42d'S% ana IoS
Prinaa-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
GATHERED ABOUT TUE TOWN.

Mrs. Mary Sheridan age seventy-nine. an eccentric
woman who lived alone in a rear house at NO. 20
Greene ave. committed suicide BY hanging herself IN
Der room late Tuesday night. she wss deaa wAso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Am Hosiery Co. underwear; broken lots; all
syes White ali WOOL So 25 worth 80 %; same make
colored full regular 81 40 worth g 30 Eng cashmere
sox 35c. worth soc Kennedy, 26 Cortlandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 6ls Sets % Moon rises COS Moonsags 20
HIGH WATER
H-sapdy Hook 7:lO Gov. Island. 1881 He'll 900
p 4-sandy Hook 7.35 Gov. Island 7:57 Hell Gate GAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

First-class electric work of all kinds done by
the original Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
51S Broadway.
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Announcements

A. Jay Cross & Co., Opticians and Specialists
~ West o3d.st the most complicated cases Of
defective vision. Charges made for goods only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

A., .oan-yia Long Island sound Steamers Porta Tor
uaI1Se,' Incy Miller. Bangor; Gen Whitney, Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
roynoy oct 2s-Arrived steamer Illinois. Spencer from
New.YOrk. -. .., $780,. s,.,.. IN, pi.her
from New. YORK. .,--, No. york
ouEESsrowN oct Arrived steamers CITY OF n & o. o.
my Lewis and Teutonio (Brl Parsel from Newf YORK oi
iirerpOol and proceeded . ,,..u,.. ci,v fRrl
SWANSEA oct 22-ssllcu, steamer uloucosVoi wv ''
Jones' for New YORK 80, a., mana, from
sCiIIY Oct 23-P Passed steamer Elder (er BAUER i'0
Neu York on her Southampton and Bremen ,.,..
AyHA Oct 23-Sailed, steamer hhaetia lueIh 'os0s'
sang from Hamburg hence Tor Hsw.foEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

Impotence and stery. Hours 8 10 ~, 8 10 s.
Mrs WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN VILE TEhIt ~
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOIHtS TIE
Child SOFTENs the GUMS ALLAYs all PAiN
CiIRFS WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
DIhRRUOEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Pizzipheli Platinum Photographic Process
Is the latest European novelty. The pictures are Ike
steel engravngs and permanent lockwood u Union
Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
EVERY NERVOUS PERSON SHOULD
SHAW NUT
4" SHAwMUT.'

USE cAETENs LITTLE Liver PILLS. a5 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
Jersey CITY.

Last month s51 applicants were refused admission
TO the public schools for want of room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

would take two or three days to do the business mat Ia
now done in twelve hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

extremely paatsbe TO the taste and attractive W the
| eve resembling rich, red wine-but IL Is guaranteed TO
ne Absolutely free from all Injurious substances.
IL DESTROYS craving for strong drink substituting
for that Injurious stimuant the splendid exs9Iat9n OF
good digestion circula lon and PERFECr HEAIIm
When your BRAIN Is 0VERWORBED through strain
n anxiety and press OF business when your nhAD
THROBS with a sickening pain. ROYAL SEKNN d
ToNIC will give new yig0r the nerves ana buld up
and inyieorate the WHOLE SYSTEM In the same way as
The psraker thereof had benefited by sharp walk or
ride horseback -. ..,> =, ,.a -. .Aa mani,
fsctuers professional honor 70 be absolutely Tree from
all mineral or poisonous drugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
HENRY a. DANIELS. NJ.
MRs. W1SsLow's SOOTHING S


Diseases OF the Nervous system Genio Urinary Oreer
Impotence and Sterilty. Hours ~ II D u ).
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A new collar.

SHAWMUT, +. N W.
new collar.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY MILES IN sh'A"
nAvc or 81 ooo WILL ne FORFEITED.

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY MILES IN sh'N"
DAYS OR $1,000 WILL BE FORFEITED
Alfred A. Llscumb is a veteran fireman VINO always
voted the straight Democratic tckct except on '''
occasion OF President Lincon's election nv lAsco'"
faith was SO strongly in favor Of Grover CeVeldhu
during the recent campaign that he made pe' u'as
II Cleveland were not reelected he would walk nuh'
New-York to Washington and attend the ihansr1.'O"
of General Harrison MT. Lscomb proposes TO start
on the tramp Of Gao miles Monday morning. anu
should he fail TO cover tho distance In seven days no
will forfeit 81 900 to george T. Griffith banker %
Philadelphia.
reporter saw Mt. Liscomb yesterday Afternoon
after he had been up on the Boulevard Tor ua'n'ns
exercise Mr. Liscomb Is ffty-six years old ana
weighs 145 pounds. lie lives with HIS family IN
comfortably furnished fat at No. 933 Eighth-aye. Ito
said The bet Is a genuine one and shall start nom
Jersey City Monday morning. 90 not in'eha
10 swim the North River. but shall 20 over on
one Of the ferry boats. The bet calls for my
walking from New-YOrk to Washington, but shah
not start from my home here. The start proper
Will bs made from Jersey City. With Mr.. Griffith
made three bets The one the election OF Mayor
Grant won, and Mr. Griffith walked from Philadelphia
to New-York. Instead OF walking from New-fork
to Albany, Mr.. Griffith forfeited 10 me SliOOO on
Governor IIils election. II fail to walk TO wash
Ington 1 shall forfeit 81, 000 but / don't TANK
shall fail. ] used TO belong to fire company ana
| have been training for this Walk Tor some une.
Mr. Llscomb's daughter IS proud OF her fathers
record. She called the reporters attention 10
silver medal that her father on his walstcoat
II indicated that the wearcr had the bah-mlle
race at the Volunteer Fremen's barbecue held last
summer at tho East River Park Mr.. Lisc1 lb sad
that he would not carry any baggage. His erunk
would DO sent on to Washington, and he would Attend
the inaugural BAH II he reached the Capitol In the
time named Il shall try and make Trenton INC
first
Is about fifty miles and ] can easily cover H.
have got tWcniy-four hours In each day TO 90 me
walk In and i shall do the heaviest part OF ue
walk I'm the first three four days have eVsy
Confidence I'm my ability 10 win the money pr.
Liscomb will be accompanied by q trainer, ana "
Is intended that Mr. Griffith shall 60 along In
carriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
ENGINEERS SEE THE DYNAMITE GUNS.
A PLEASANT EXCURSION THAT ENDED THE
CONVENTION FOR 1889.

A PLEASANT EXCURSION THAT ENDED THE
CONVENTION FOR 1882
The members of the American Institute OF Mining
Engineers had spirited windup OF their convention
yesterday. At 80 a. m. party that nuinDo ,o
nearly 100 and included many women einp"rheo
on the Laura NJ starn at East Fourtecnh-st ior 'no
Central Forging Company's Works at "hHeS'ono
Landing The company included Mr. and Mrs An
drew Carnegie, Jerome wbeelock, Professor Munroo,
Captaip Hunt, A. II. Emery, Dr. Droun, professor
Potter, Professor Raymond A. O. Rand' Miuuanl
IT, Wiley, Professor Richards, H. d. ruler froeSsV'
Bell and Professor Blake.
Having been conducted over the WORKS py w. -
Pinkham the party went 20 tho Government ho~'S
forging works at wiIletts Point, where u was To
ceived by Colonel ". Il. King and officers. fhe iao,
oratory and chemical machines were duly inspooeou
and then several torpedoes fired at dlstsnSte
Of 200 feet from the shore AZ LOO inc po1s ioS
Wiletts Point for Fort Lafayette whore INC st
were met by Captain Zalipsh and treated 70 an ~
Of his new dynamite gun. IN me e0orse VI ea,hod
formal lecture, Captain Zalinsn explalneu .to iss
upon which the gun Is worked ny way ~ unnSs
ten two-hundred pound sand shot WIZ oov PoWi ss
Of air pressure was fired al 1000 yarns ranSeh hop
Josephine r. Rah pulled the air lever ana Eo M
new straight and steady through the III hs anrs
water right In tho mark BY ocioeA az, .ao pssterv
d. star1n had lshaed her passengers ~ sho D"''''
and tho convention for 1850 was at an emu