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The sun., 1890-11-12
THE EDGAR MYSTERY Rsv1vED.
Family that Lived In Youkers Said to
Have Hurried Out OF Town.

a Family that Lived In Youkers Said to
Have Hurried Out of Town.
Last Friday evening about O'Clock an
elderly man. accompanied by young woman
apparently his daughter. ani robust young
man, arrived in a coach at the Hudson River
railroad station in Yonkers seemingly in a
hurry. The elderly man was carried from tho
coach to the train. and tho two younger per-
sons accompanied him out Of town. Thoy
have not returned. It is said to have been dis
covered subsequently that the young man
had been shadowed for about two
weeks by two New York detectives 1t
was discovered that tho elderly man
and two young women and the young man
who accompanied him to the railroad station
had been Living in Yonks,s f. house yhieh h, 4,
ihey passed under der az .,;;s assumed name They
as %srs 0T ss xs Ths bsy sss % s
It is said. and the four persons were never seen
IN the street except at night, The young man q.
brother and that ono OF the young women was
his wife Finally. the elderly MAJ, ordered Q
bas % aaad or e
which was made and Is now on the tailor's
corresponds with James H. Edgar who did not
ajll hmseli in the Getty House under she pnme me
has been writing letters to Mr.. Summer: The
robust young % man corresponds II y description. @
Is Es pnsed M
Office in New York and, told him his uncle
james had killed himself in the Getty House.
since. There. however. is no nroof as yet that
they are connected with the missing handbag
which George Smith" had. The police have
their names. or aliases. and something may
come out OF It.
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NOVEMBER WLDD.NGH
observation-disclosures.

Miss Mary Camhrelene. the daughter Of
Churchill Y. Cambreleng.,. the artist. was
welded at noon yesterday in the Episcopal
Church Of St. Ignatius, on West Fortieth street.
to William M. Robertson Of Brooklyn. On ac-
count OF the recent death o: the brides
mother, only tho intimate friends OF the
couple were bidden to the church and to the
wedding breakfast served at the home OF Miss
Camhreleng's grandmother. 81 East Forty
The Bride entered the church with her
istf,H father; c, She wore eown % o.. emb,oidsEed
Cambreleng displayed a diamond pendant,
which was attached to small gold necklase.
Collins. Miss Bankard. Miss Jessie Parls6
Wilkins. Their aowna were Of bright yellow
shaped corsase. aud long pufred sleeves. they
wore poke shaped ha.s OF yeliow crepe lisse.
dressed with yellow ehrysanthemuns. nnd oar
rled bouquets OF the same flowers. On their
James MOTHS s Rs fioeertson. brother Of tho
bridegroom. was best man. and Edwin P. Col
Wood. Arthur Sine. Philip v, Williams. q
COUSIN Of the. brideeroom, and Stepnsn g.
Cambrele@nE. @ a:6ro,herG 70 Of I'll the bride wore the
tho church; was the officiating clergyman.
MT and and rs Edwin Aen fS Ma AZ ses1rS s9asf
Mrs ohn NJ srs
Heckscher. the he Misses Ludium. I'M Mrs. s. Joseph
FdRsra
Mrs, Leopold Schmidt Mrs, John Pyne. Col:
@GHd %Rn, There 9s rs wHns hMsrd sr%
1, Delafleld.
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BIRCHALL'S DOOM.
Ho VIII 0e Hanged At woodstock at
O'clock ON Friday AorninG.

He VIII As Hanged At woodstock at .
O'clock Friday AorninG.
WOODSTOCK. Ont. Nov. 11.-It has been de-
cided that Birchall shall be hanged at o'clock
on Friday morning. There is feeling In the
public mind that Blrchnl will either effect an
escape or commit suicide before Friday. This
Is probably due to exaggerated reports about
the loose manner in which the jail is con-
Quoted. So far as these reports are concerned
there is little truth in any Of them. The jail
officers are now CARRYING out the instructions
OF tho inspector. and there will DO no lack OK
vigilance on their part until tie execution.
It ia said that Birchall has made q Will be-
queathing everything to his wife. What he has
to leave her besides an unsaHo ory reputation II
IL hard to conceive: Every one knows that all
been s9pandeIed in riotouso living, and when
resented to his wife that there is legacy com
ing to him In Nay or June next, and this he de-
sires made over to her.
Alta meeting OF the Town Council last night
q resolution was passed asking the spthorities
tha. the body Of BirShalI should net be buried buried
Attorney Ball has written tie Attorney Gem
eral urgently asking him lot to allow the body
to be buried IN the. Jail yard. Should the re:
quest be granted, the body will be embalmed
here and taken home at once to England by
Mrs. Birchall and her sister.
Birchai continues , to protest his innocence ace
mystery in which the tragedy ia enshrouded
Will be cleared up. before long. He believes
that Benwel's watch will yet be found. and he
volunteers the Information that the murdered
man as not killed whore he was found.
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HILL AND GokMAN CONFER.
Plenty or Interesting Topics for Dens.
cratic Leaders 10 Discuss.

Plenty OF Interesting Topics for Dsns.
cratic Leaders 10 Discuss.
Gov Hill returned to Albany yesterday after
noon In his favorte train. the 4:50 express.
Before going he received In his room at the
Hoffman House calls from q large number OF
political and personal friends. He received
them In a rose-perfumsd atmosphere srisinR
from shield Of the fragrant flowers, the gift of
the Hon. James Oliver. The shield was fes.
tooned with lavender ribbons. on which were
printed under the date 1889 the names Of tho
towns and cities out West In which the Gov
ernor spoke In that campaign. and under the
date OF 1890 tho many moro names Of the many
moro places at which he spoke In the much
moro important campaign ofthis year
Senator GoTman was one of the callers, and
Ss Gs q Th ~ H f ss fbsS qs
delegation in Consress on the sDeakership
question. 1t may safely be assumed, was not
neglected. and II may Also DO said safely that
neither Gov. Hi nor Senator Gorman favors
Gov. H!il's latest Walt seems 70 have Tesplted
politicians that the Speakership Of the State
1egislaturo 10 settled. being decided upon by
tho tsoit understa93Sd9ing 3S9g on AL sides that the
sntitis him to the honsr that s"S no one else % Is
likely to be heard OF. And the Impression
states Senatorship 70 not 90 thorouRhly settled
Il 10 considered at this end Of the State that the
q this q a w only oow
what Is best for the party. But no one believes
that any prolonged caucus struggle will be pre-
liminary TO the action OF tho Legislature.
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STURDY OLD VERMoNrERs.
Eighty People In Oae Township Who Have
PASSED Three Score aad Tea.

Eighty People In Oae Township Who Have
PASSED Three Score sad Ten.
MANCHESTER CENTRE. Vt. Nov. 1l.-Eiehty
active and happy old people gathered at ]. r.
McNauRhton's hospitable old homestead at
Barnumville. few days ago. 1t was the hosts
74th birthday, and ho celebrated 1t by inviting
everybody in the township 10 years old and
over to enjoy his hospitality. There were just
100 invitations sent out. and the people here
abouts think that 100 people Of three scors
years and ten and over in a town Of 1000 souls
is a pretty good evidence Of the salubrtty OF
the Vermont climate and the hardness Of the
people. even II the population OF the State has
fallen OF 81 during q he past ten years Eighty
responded to the invitation and the gather ing
was in many respects notable one. Al the
hend OF the table sat the Rev. Joseph D. Wick
ham. tho oldest living graduate Of Yale. wear:
and physical SE;Ewers, well preserved: AZ A
iSsSy Sy t Of g: and y his his & risht sal MI.
who gets into and out OF her carriage without
Bourne. aged 9S. Among the others wore four
brothers and sisters OF the Hicks family. the
Oldest. Joseph. aged 89. who still lives on the
ancestral farm. and the youngest. Lois. aged
10. An Interesting feature OF the gathering
was the fact that there were more people in
the party born IN 1872 than in any other year
from 1896 to 1920. The exercises OF the day
included the singing OF some old.time songs Of
great-grRndfathers time.
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Robbed By His Barte.ders.

6r. LOUIS. Nov. 11.-Pat Carmody keeps tho
most fashionable and popular bsrroom In st.
Louis, and when he failed few weeks ago
men about town were very much surprised.
Mr.. Carmody himself could not understand It.
and he came TO the conclusion that he had
been robbed by his bartenders. Calling one OF
the suspected bsrtendsrs up stairs. he said he
knew he Tss being robbed and t that tho bar;
The % bartender @ i dissorsed. Hs iell upon upon bis
knees and ,gave the whole thing away. and
citation stock. Another bartender was called
up. was put through the same process. and
geSs gSys Up between :S3o aPa 81 600 il cash. The
am no. thiei. and l don't owe YOU a ,nickel."
Two OF tho men are not working for MIR. Car:
mody now. and his creditors have extended
his notes, and he is once more in business He
estimates his loss at $4,000.
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DYNAMITE" IS FORBIDDEN.
IHARCHxsTS CoxPELIED TO REM0yE
a THREATENING PLACARD.

a Big Audience IN .sAe Cooper Usio~ Az.
pisuas Mrs. Farsons's Prephesies. but
NsGi. etc the sueeestsens OF Jshn Most.
The Anarchists assembled In Cooper Union
last night TO commemorate the death Of the
martyrs OF tho working people. who were
murdered at Chicago on Nov II. 49," as the
Chairman put It. There were Thousands OF
them. mostly poor Polish Jews. and hundreds
had to be driven away by the police to keep
tho corridors clear. The crimson color which
characterized the Socialist meeting OF tho
night before paled before the fiery redness OF
last nights gathering On the platform hung
pictures OF Fischer. EnRei. Spies. ana Parsons
and below tho speakers table. in the place OF
homer. was Ltngg's portrait. These were all
drapsd in black and red, and Anarchist mot
toes hung beneath them. .s
words: "if you assault US With WITH your I calling
Capt. Mecniiaeh, Who. With two % ssrseants @ and
100 men. was present IN behalf of the rect OF
hs II sis 5s Se b ni
ese esHes
and Sss Most o.
issaes sss e e1 ..s dPS RSSe ssssl ss s
and there was unboundod enthusiasm through
Il weep mot for those who are dead. although
them. lXppiausel !. weep ior You AMI. Tor
your children. Your Liberty ia gone. You hold
It merely at the. dictatlon OF a policemana
club. The Constitution gives you thu, right to
that right2 1t gives you the right to assemble
psaceably and exercise free speech Have you
that right today
VIRGINIA hung John Brown that che might
a IN psaS Rd sho s: noSS Ths
comrades aud word was flashed YER the, world
that The Anarchists had been crushed. and
that there would bs ieace Haye capitalists
had psaee2 tIAprlauss! They VII III 5eS;r y. rest rest
milestone In America. and incarcers,e the
men who voice the demands Of the people, and
yet the irresistible progress OF the masses will
whelm them over and triumph above their
graves" ~,
She prophesied that Illinois would reverse
the decision Of the court which sebtenred her
husband to death. as virginia had reversed
John m1 Browps SENTENCE &C. but she nj nEajyed that it
Herr Most spoke IN German; and said numsr;;
Qua bloody th!ugs II the audience had ca: rfed
out hall OF his suggestions the whole world
would have been blown m before sunrise to-
day.
The sun., 1890-11-12

When Train Dispatcher John Cameron Of
the New York Central Railroad reached his
home at the foot of West 1921 street on Mon
day niRht Joseph Hseney Of 2.216 Eighth ave-
nue. and John Eaton OF 2S5 West 124th street
told him that they had found . saplinG across
the Cen.rsl's track at 14sth street. along with
come inch thick wire Iope that was partially
had passed at * P. NJ. They said they had
seen some men around tho track at that point
lust before The saplinG" turned out to be
boen water soaked and had dried out The
branch was fiys inche. thick at one end apd
freight train which passed at this time made a
slight reference In his written report to some
unimportant object on the track that he didn't
consider Au obstruction. Neither the police
nor the station agents believe that an attempt
at train wrecKinR was made.
The sun., 1890-11-12

THE PAPERs ENGROsskD ron RR1sHN-
TA1ION TO TINE JUDGES.

A New Psiat that Nay Reach DAvsupsrt
Also-Is he or 10 Deuel. . Necessary
Aaaitlsa 60 The List of Cenaissssaers
Joseph M. Deuel.. Dsvenport's chief assistant
In the partisan election outrage business. and
incidentally United States Commissioner. did
not appear In the Federal building Yesterday.
He had disposed Of the last case OF alleged
false registration the day before. Mr.. Deuel's
chief business as United States Commissioners
10 helping Davenport suppress votes. He is
very rarely to be found In the Federal building
at any other time. Inquiry among United
States officials in tho building yesterday de-
veloped the fact that Commissioner Deuel. is
almost unknown there The cases he consents
TO rule upon are few and far between. But
whenever Congressman are elected up pops
Deuel.. anxious to work, and ready to dance to
any tune Davenport plays.
Deuel. and Davenport have similar reoordsin
this respect % United States Commissioners.
DRvenport's record. however, Is more notable
than Deuel'a 1or Deuel. actually does hear a
cnse outside Of the partisan election business
once In Ia while. Davenport does nothing Of
the kind. Tho office 10 to him only the neces-
ssry condition to his holding his Office Of
Chief Supervisor of Election and Supprsssor
OF Votes. 1t Is learned In the Federal building
that Davenport very rarely steps foot there. OK
C6pS 10 DNy postage Stamps OOWn StAlTb, IIOM
ono election OF Congressman to another. Hail
the employees do not know him BY sight. But
he hangs on 10 his ommission ershtp like grim
death all the same Without 1t he could not
This presents another nice Question to II the
The case Case of 81 SsSei. Ths In law aashorzss them
to appoint IS Commissioners as many dis;
Is Ssaps ss boes hs
enough as Commissioner ts eptitle him to
Sm hs psrosms no duties i: a. nj
trsass hspe only & With he sA'a appoint @ oi
ssnsa sHa fss
makes The Girouis Court .responsible iSr ~
whether It Is not Responsible for retaining in
srs. are unnscessary and useless.
The movement TO bring the matter Of Deuel.
before the attention Sf the court is rapidly ap;
deed before each Judge Of tlte Circuit Court is
p TO really Is an
function with which 10 is charged. he seemed
days SoS os$er nswspspeEs S @ besId.s TIE sus Rsvs
though late. caught the drift OF popular feel.
ana Deus Is S
He practically admitted yesterday that he had
made inquiries outside OF the news be had read
In the columns Of The Sun, and had learned
for himsclf that the movement was something
real. What be said to BUN reporter yester-
day WAS:
peal to the cuurt I find. All right let them go
ahead. l suppose they will get an order to
show cause Why I should not be removed from
am served with the proper papers, / will reply.
II they can provo their charges, all right. But
will not talk to THE SUN or any other news
paper. Meantime am not growing old very
rapidly under the strain"
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E... Side s,orsh..rs-s sw,.sl.d.

man who has given the name OF Herman
has been swindling storekespsrs on the east
side by operating as broker in small way
Herman's scheme is TO offer to sell the store
keepers stock at large profit 10 return for .
small commission. He agrees to ind q pur-
plics who is very anxious to make Q bargain
Herman gets his while the bargain
SAYS d % that there Is no hurry and that The store
keeper can have thirty days to close the trans
action. This looks like business aud the offer
broker There were half Q dozen victims In
!hs Essex Market PoitSs Court ysstsrdsy who
referred the storskeepsrs to the police for aid.
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A JoB ron GaUBB.
To Eisa Out if Nr. DfeNinsee is Really The
Guardian or q Fretsy eesersts.


: TRENTON. Nov. 11.-samuel Dickinson. q
druggist in this city. receives ID recently letter
from seRovia, Spain, purporting to be In the
handwriting Of the priest Of the parish OF san
Pedro. announcing that he Dickinson) had
boon appointed the guardian OF beautiful
young Spanish girl. as well as executor OF an
estate Of 100000 pesetas. or about Sb79.000.
Some time ago when Spanish vessel was In
the port OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Dickinson became
dequainted with tho Captain. Mr.. Dickinson
cannot recall the Captains name. but the letter
from Seeovia says that the person who named
him as the executor OF his estate and guardian
of his daughter is Don Francisco Domingo
Guiroga. the Captain Of the Spanish ship Eliza
1t was, several days before Mr.: Dickinson
81 TO TO ee tha pen Franz
some offence BY the spapish Government and
10 pay q f,ne. He had also been cast INTO pris-
on: While there he became II. and beiSre his his
priest he confded his business secrets. saying
that he had n large sum OF money In secret
e s ysiss Witch Ees seasa ,alsa
epardan @ 1 Tor his Iss and a. exssntor or
n9nicase a with Mr. bissinson ms and iniorn him
Of his Pd h tSe E!h this
for Mr. DICK sS % 70 DO was to send s2SG te
the prisoners. aud at once, enter, upon bis
duties as aId wnna al abons
Siesa hn TSs sTsnsIstSr Sho .,smn Ess
81 'Rs psr S'Hss san Wfs dse
anslat%r WaS m IRE seH.rded NAN ore IN de
The sun., 1890-11-12
Hue r,m.. for tho Cat. a.d Dos..

Tho rufuge for homeless cats and dogs at
186th street and Tenth avenue is not booming.
Mrs. Sarah J. Edwards. the originator OF the
institution. is we'll nigh discouraged. The ex-
pected flood OF contributions has failed to flood.
and the cold hearted landlord wants $50 q
month for the house and land. Mrs. Edwards
says that the rent will be paid II she has to
pay 1t herself. There are a lew subscribers.
and they met at the house yesterday to confer
upon ways and % means The Gnblie were in
ended more Hopefully than It began. which
means that charitable people will be asked to
The cats and dogs are getting on finely. and
Mrs, Edwards wants moIe OF them. She will
means Of support whose helpless condition 10
reported to her.
The sun., 1890-11-12

Members Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club gave reception last night In one of the
big psrlors OF the Hoffman House to ex-Com.
missioner J. Edward Simmons. their new Pres.
dent. Mayor Grant WAS cons spicuous among
those who congratulated tho new President.
Sheriff Courtney. who swept Brooklyn last
week. and who used to be suN
compositor. WAS there. too. Others pres
ent were: Recorder Smyth, Comptroller
Myers. Charley Vail OF tho Produce Exchange.
Rolin Morgan, Lieut. Gov. Jones, Excise Com
missioner Alex MeakiR Banker FRED @ TAYLOR.
Richard LatheTs. isidor Strauss, ,Fdear t.
RidRway, Evan Thomas, Joseph J. Little, and
C. Kinney Smith.
The sun., 1890-11-12

Tho O'Brlens' ReEistrati0a Valid.
The case Of Stephen O'Brien and his son
Lawrence. ex-Shertn O'Bfien's brother and
nephew. who were charged with registering
fraudulently In the Twenty-second election
district OF the Twentieth Assembly district on
Oot 2b. giving their residence ss 240 East
Fifty-ssoond street. when they in fact lived at
Bay Ridge. L. L. was called in the Yorkville
Police CopEt Yesterday; Ward Detective Shell
he. arrested the O'Brlens on iniormation re.
Ssiysd II az Letter Would
man John ". Hinton Of the Twenty ninth pre-
Fiity.second street. but Was there 90 little
that he did not know who lived In the house
Mshos s1dSa the s me
that Lawrence O'Brien was under 81 years OF
age was not substantiated.
The sun., 1890-11-12
1. Favor of Selling Vegetables By Weigh

In Favor Of seIiisE Vegetables by Weight.
The report OF the Market Committee in "a
vor Of the sale Of fruits and vegetables by
weight was laid over by tho Aldermen yester-
day. Three members OF tho committee. Alder
men Curry. Duffy. and Flynn. sign the report
which says:
I'VE have concluded that q vast majority OF
the people Of this city would be benefited by
the passage oi the ordinance. which is clearly
in the interest Of the consumer. Inssmuch.
tho Common Council legally to pass such an
ordinance. the adoption OF the ordinance 10
respectfully recomp ended"
The Board adopted an ordinance. to 60 into
effect on Dec. l. which provides for tho placing
Of garbage boxes on the curb line instead OF
within the stoop line.
The sun., 1890-11-12
Kill.a ~ . Wro.sed HusbaaA.

BIlMINoHAM Ala. Nov. l1.-At Adger. Ala.
yesterday. R. H. Bristow was shot six times
and killed by N. L. Wilson. Bristow had Ar
ranged to alope with Mrs. Wilson. The hus-
band intercepted letter. and the tragedy
followed. Bristow was a. Matchmaker With 9
Wilson's house. Several days ago Mrs. Wilson
left home; AT the Post Once yesterday Wilson
found In his box . letter for bristow. and ne
He opened It and learned that the two were 70
meet In Memphis. Wilson borrowed q pistol
and walking up to Bristow shot him. 10 then
gave himself uD
The sun., 1890-11-12
Trial or tie Jock ~ Club Case.

ELIZABETH. Nov. 1.-THE trial Of the New
Jersey Jockey Club ended to-day and so-mor.
row Judge Van sycksl will charge the Jury.
Twsnty-eight witnesses In all wore examined
BY tho State.
The defense only called three witnesses, the
chief one being Henry stedeker. who testified
that the bookmakers rented their privileges st
376 per DAY OF Thomas F. Eagan. Who has
for tie defense made. q motion for non-suit
on the ground that the club % corporation
could not be held guilty. and that np proofs
clation authorized tho bookmaking or that
tie offence was carried ton BY ~ serya9en: q.
lawyers then summed up. The defence hope
st best for disagreement of the jury.
The sun., 1890-11-12
Outton-Merrlll.

BOSTON. Nov. l1.-Frank Dutton. son OF r. 8.
Dutton OF the big mercantile house OF HouRh-
ton L Dutton, and Miss Julne Blanche Merrill
were united in marriage this evening at the
homo of the BRIDES mother. 46 Rntland square,
The halls and parors were profusely decorated
with ported plants and flowers, The ceremony
bride was given away BY her brother Thomas
Merrill. Following the marriage service re-
ception was hold. ut which largo numter OF
guests were present, The bride wore An OK
Qulsite costume OF old rose tengAline and sill
yer brocade with Garniture OF rich lace.
The sun., 1890-11-12
Tn tho CUSHING Process Co.'S

wines and Louors You can rely On tnsir purity
for they arc guaranteed by responsive com
pauy. The Rye or Bourbon whhksy Rum, ON
and Rock and Rye are the finest liquors maze.
Sold At reasonable prioeS and no one nssd %
without them. Our wines 6oreiKn and domesuol
warranted pure juice Of the srapa Our OLD
Spanish Sherry and oporto Port arc the very
best goods made. Our native wines are from
the bss, vineyards Of the country. and you
should try our hns Port Sherry. Angelica
Musca,el cAtawbA and To-Day. Send for price
list CUSHING PROCESS CO., sas Broadway.
between 18th and 18th sts
Open Saturdays tilivP. n.
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The Girls Knew All Abous II.

A slight indication OF The tendency Of the
parsons political movement to do harm In
church work while accomplishing NO good In
politics. Was noticedin Bible class meeting
last Sunday morning. 1t was In the Sunday
school Of the Church OF Our Saviour. lO9th street
near Madison avsnue. whose pastor, the Rev.
]. Y. Yates, was member OF the clergymen' 3
committee Of the p. N. l.. He asked o question
that was. OF course. founded upon tho Scrip
tural Incidents Of the lesson:
when two parties ,conspire to crush
another. what is the RESULT"
pycss 20 81 s & sfs Ss1 s;f
he meant something else. They had also
heard tho result Of the election, and ono OF
thom,answered: They got left"