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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1890-10-31
ind ! have con0Indod that .bla ROAD can

and ! have concluded that this road can
dispense with your services"
At this my heart went down into my
boots, for / can tell you it isn't an easy
thing to get new job when you can't
bring recommend from your last place.
Then he went on to say;
II have letter here from the super
intendent of the Chicago and Western,
asking me If / can recommend to them
an engineer who has sharp eye and
cool head, to run their new fast night
express. have written in reply that
can recommend such man, one James
Martin, who will report for service Sep
TENDER first The pay will be one hun
dred dollars a month. ] may add to
you privately that shall never apply
to you for the position Of fireman.
Good-day, sir"
That's all there is to mystory. Molly
and / were married, and went to Chicago
to live. / took the new train, and have
brought her in on time every trip I've
run; so you can see I've pretty good
record with the company. I've never
seen Billy since, and don't believe he
wants to see me; for Bob told me the
last time saw him that they all called
the old man Martins Fireman. that
he knew it, and naturally didn't like it.
There's my mate signalling for me now,
sir, and | must go.-Arthur Dodge, in
N Y. Ledger
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1890-10-31

"A Hartford, Van Buren, County,
mich man, who went West some years
ago, got into trouble and the California
penitentiary at the same time, and to
save his family the disgrace caused
somebody to write to Michigan that he
had been shot and scalped by Indians.
This would have made it all right if he
had stayed dead, but short time ago,
while his widow was getting her trous-
seau ready to marry decent man, the
villain spoiled every thing by getting
out Of prison and writing home to ask
for his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
tRTY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, Sept 17.-Ensign NJ. Strife and Passed
Assistant surgeon +. NJ olc"t have been ordered Ia
the Alert on October :. Commander " Vi. Dyer
has been ordered assistant 10 the inspector o the
Fifteenth Lighthouse Inspectors District on october /.
and n, Inspector Of that district October 81. ic
tenant w. r. Hay has been detached from the Michigan
and ordered to duty the Coast survey: Lieutenant
r. Wainwright. from the Haval Academy on september
80 and ordered as executive officer 81 the Alert on
October Lieutenant DeLni, H. Mahan. from the
Coast survey steamer Mc.\r!nr and ordered to the
Alert on October Lieutenant William II. Allen, from
duty IN the Navy Department Library on september
20 and ordered to the Alert October : Ensign
F.. 4. Anderson from the Coast survey office sep
tsnibcr 30 and ordered to ;hc Alert October En-
sign j. +. Mctunness. from duty OIL the Coast survey
and ordered Ia the Alert Ensign Henry H. Wilson.
from duty under the photographic ONCE and ordered
to duty on the Coast survey, Assistant Payma>tcr
NJ. X. Calvert from the Navy Yard. New York. sep
tcmbcr 80, and ordered TO tire Alert on October
Passed Assistant Engineer John ID. Ford, from the
cci,ins ship Independence October u, and ord, r,sl
to the Alert. The order OF Lieutenant Comnan
H. d. IIitchco X to tho Fifteenth Lighthouse District
has been revoked and he has been ordered command
the Alert on October :.
Captain william G. Forbish. 18th Cavalry, has been
to the commanding officer for duty at that depot.
CAPTAIN Horace Neldc. 4th Infantry. has hcen OycyI
10 go Francisco and report by telegraph 70 tho
superintendent NJ the recruiting service, New ork
CITY. fDr assignment to recruiting duty. Captain
william Gerlach. ID Infantry, has been relieved !iohi
Fort smelling. Mum. for duty there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
.rvr-rrvc At he TRIED TO S2TTdLL.

f.,oro, Dudlcy r. Phelps. Deputy '"lI''''' va '''
. nivi.ion at the Custom House. ha> some '"''
,,.., ,b, somc,mcs shock his faith III huhi""'''
w.. ...r,ar La had a caller who stIciF'lch M
',, T., Che human race. This was j. fSIS' VII"
n,m h,s wife tried to smugrlc into port i"r1e
,nount OF fancy dress trimmings worm "e''''
hundred dollars. Mr.. Pecny tuined out 10 u" ""
oodInrlv frank MAJ, and when he said that ne ana
his wife Intended to smuggic their rooo' 'h'' P'
sensation wa, caused among the employs III ''""e'
ph.nss office but when he admitted th'' Nv "'H
h.uod ~ himself and came from Chicago, I"siN'ah'
I,a,. NcAyoy made note Of it, Mt Fechy tx
a,ncd that he and his wife had been in Paris making
thc,r animal purchase for their millinery establish
m.nt They bought q great many thng ana toir
money had almost given out when they saw lou Vi
fancy dress material which they could pnrcht'e az
a rt,-c,in The temptation WAS too strong a"n
they spcnt the rest Uf their money for II. ms kcp'
tbem without sufficient funds Ia pay the duty on
their last purchase which they decided to snug," into
this country the other goods having been foiwhniod
So Mrs. rceny made o petticoat with lot oil pockets
In H. and filled 1t with packages. and her HUSBAND
stored packages In his coat and handbag
well Mr. Fccny.r sud Colonel Phelps. u con
cratulatc YOU on being the first honest smugSicr who
has Appeared in my Office thi, year"
There is sympathy in the Custom House FOR the
honest s,ugglcr7 but he probably will not get back
The levels which were seized from John Karr. who
nj the Custom House yesterday. diamond sud
wa> fund TO be worth $500 foreign value. and aont
81 900 with duty added The other articles bring
the entire value OF the gems over vi 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
1yABUSE or HOSPITALITY.
WE'RE THE GUILTY ONES MEMBERS OF TIE
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB1

WE'RE TIE GUILTY ONES MEMBERS OF TIE
NETWORK ATHLETIC cLuB'
report was printed yesterday to tho erect 'na'
thcr. was III feeling between the iopohc" i"'"
r,,, and IN. New York Athletic Club. growing out
of the alleged bo>tcrolS conduct OF some Oh tc ~"
,tic Climb, members while guests OF the Tnr'ic ''o
=, tho nsc Of the latter organization nj l-T'hH"he
l,et SATURDAY. The Iipbokcn Turtle Ciub Oh Una.
day gave its first Invitation regatta ~ nu'' "
women were present and members OF '''e w" w."
Athletic Club. II Is alleged that TIC ic'"po'' "
athletic organization ~ mi>brhaV'd '"o">'"'' Wv
.,,,. y, tho women we're compelled t. 90 away ana
G,,I,v some of the offending guests were eApcicu
from the premises. Charles q. West, superintendent
n por xo A." North River, and secretary OF the
,ohok,n Turtle club WAS present at Larclnoht la't
saturday and auor!zcs TIL, account of the ABUSE VI
the Gibbs hospitality THE statement i "'o"-
however, hc sid. =" that there Is any ui Nch"e "
,,ro.r tho clu,.. we do not hold tho New York Ath
letic Club responsible for the acton Oh i'' i'n' ~
members. 1t Is possible. and certainly nope " IN
true that some OF the engaged IN the ri""''
,,rr,,,n,c uc,,, NOT members Of the Ncwiork Attn
,.,ic (1ub Eut a club that cntcrtains so many
guests as we do I'm the IT year cannot a"ou
n let such AN occurrence pass nnn"l'ed'
In tho printed account Of the affair man nam"d
,o>,itcr Is spoken II as the cher o"hoer' i"e o''
pcrsnn OF that name identified In any way VII" u'c
New York Athletic Club Is +. T. E"H,cr I" 80 i'"
Franklin. st. Mr. Ko,ster socn yesterday lie
aid WAS formerly Q member of the New 'i"rh
\,hIc,ic club but resigned last May. was not :"
I,rchmont last saturday lie also denied peihe al
staten Island few weeks ago. where similar a"a'
.aM 10 have taken place. In which E">'i'er Is also
,poLcn Of a. the ringl.4,dcr Nome OF the m'"'Oc''
Il the New York Athletic Club WI" w%' seen vs.
,.r,.v LncY auythiIg Of the affair." they sL!d, cN'
rrrt what they hu seq IN the ne" papers. me
rrr,.,,rv 80 no club l. Frank ID. Sturer>. LAWYER
a, W. = Wall 4, Mr. >tur;c> said This IS the
Ir.t have hoard " -" "c' urI'.irc th.iH t'c
story must De- cAac- 'rt lol hp".N'', ~. wy,
,c mrs, ma, the charges viii T." Immediately hr"I'Ht
-, ,n, or,c,l notice II the ,uh and Thoroughly nv'N
tiraird SHALL -, Mr.. West PERSONALITY ana III" "u'
Ufnt there Is III II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
A Carload OF ONO PEACHES.

The fruit market Is receiving supple, from sections
Of the country which lIavc not heretofore been con
sldered sources to draw from. For Instance there
arrived Yesterday from Catawba. ohio. a celebrated
and large fruit growing district u carload Of Ohio
peaches. This Is the first cnrlt Of TIL, fruit ever
shipped to Sew YORK. and will DC the first 0f domestic
products produced in that State Ia BE- sold In this
try at auction T.. L. roOdscl II 30 lOJ Park Place.
said: Tho quality Of thcfc pcarhcs is said Ia be
Differing from the California peaches they pa k~I
In small baskets. holding about fourth Of a bu,heI
elc q. California fruits. In spite Of the severe storm
that prevailed on Monday. Of Tie largest auction
sa:es Of it. about 10000 packages, made that
day. One car containing grapes. piuns and prunc,
fourteen days Oh the way. which necessarily put
the fruit in bad cOdito and it. brought low prices
This viii be the last week 81 ic Iartrtt pears, and
fall aud winter pear, are beginning 10 arrive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
r.RrTvC nv ANOTHER OCEAN RACE

Tho steamers Teutorr and the Citv ~ New York
sallcd Yesterday morning for Queenstown on another
eastward race The tity Of New York sailed at a. M
and the Truonlc hnlf hoIr later. Each >tan"r car
rrd fair number Of passenger, for this time OF year
IN the Teuonic were Arthur BOYER. l.. II. De Frlcs
f. NJ Dodge, Archbishop Duhamcl Captain Eald'
worthy Lord iladtio Jefferson Hogan. +. Mcihur~t.
Virrrt;enr.. Iiuuthicr and J. II. Starin. Mr.. Med
hurst /, the young Engshman who tried to snluGSlr
some paste diamonds int" port recently. and who SAYS
that he j. back to England to claim another nr.c
inheritance.
Among the pa ,cnfHrs the city of New York were
fhc Rev Joseph j.. Adam. !. J. Erulintpn Colonel
Inhn J. ctook, DR.. j. ". Morgan and Thomas OS
borne.
Tho saac carried Mr.. and Mrs. Edward g. Bostock
and the Rev. and Mrs. ". +. Moore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

pprSrDI:XT, WILSON, EiAsDNS Fol. BFLiIviS.
THAT TIL: GOVERNMENT FIGURES ARE IN.
ACCURATE.

President Wilson. Of the Health Department. s~h'
rput ycstrlday t. Mayor Grant. In response T." tie
Mayors rr,uc>t, incl ,>ns numerous d"unieht> bear
ing on the census returns. The report ss7s IN part
that In less the Health Department tlrneh IT.
Sanitary Police tk Ccne'I~ II the teneiient house
popIlaton Of this city. Tn" r;ufn> showed IN;
nnn,l,cr of tenement houses Ia ie :':Jh. c"n'aln;
17.D12 families and a tot population Of i.ooi'"l.
or all average Of $50 10 each house. tween the
months Of January and july Of the present yrT. 4
careful Inspection " all tenement huses wss made. and
the estimate Of l--- " the average number Of
people IN each house IA rvs tJut there should hav"
been Jul, n tenement p"pnl,'irn Of l,21'.'--.
Ia lodging houses there WAS Al, e,tInatcd population
OF l2.OO. Vale the persons under the contH If tn
Commissioner. Of Chart and Correct. III numbered
43.j,r, showing a total II l..pJ.1t4. The ri RI 81
the United states trI>us. taken ~ June. h ".
population IL l.jl3.3O. Thu, oh 81 The TT. number
81 persons this CITY, the rprrt Onl, ~ 49,
live hotels. private houses and first 'las, apart
mcnt,. The Iurcau of Vital statistic, estimate, the
IopnlAt.On uf the city 10 Ice l.. 22olr. los 81
titan Tn. number contained ia the
Grafton. II the census ngurr- correct the death
the department viii thus Do compelled 10 i-adju .i
It's death rate for the ten year beginning In i--0.
II was sad al sanitary Headquarters yesterday. yat
Pre- id"nt wilson had sent ont squad ~ sanitain
pDlccncn Ia count the residents 81 tenement houS
ward but that the result Of The count would not D."
nothing new III censIs affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
,,,. .r,c.- M,cLlTS-RY TELEGRAPH

unruo sent l7-,attlr-! iccipt> lt>t Il ho.tn l?eo
n, nj i,,l lnf wrA thus la II .'rV ior sal ,'S
- l. 10: cons: nrd tGroaeh, loo hth I'oNu W
~h,'n f., \rw.Yot. had for sale" tiirN't >''ao,;
Sh md Ian b, Receipt, last 81 hlrrs 3Slo Il "a
,,,r a.. ma. II 80 .nr >iul" tn' last We ~"
.t.,, through 400 head. $40 ot "itA Ia NV i ""
so G1 ale narAet ArEi and nlchanst ~" y ,'"'.
=, >,r, =, ,O6 - 90 guol t. chJitr $3.50 - ' -:
,o ,r ~ sods5. Lamb, tholc" 10 '\t'a r. 90" 80
I'd, LIB, s6 2jai1 90. iio-> IL rr'l> a. - h,u
80 nNd total for thus far. - 90 !or ,a. n" =,
ia., wrch, oS $50 consigned through. $40 h&n by "
Which to Ncw.York ~" for >,lr naih,t ANY =
r"iiins and heavy ~ ;jasi 30: col" ior"''' - -"
~ thicito sept. 1.-THE Evening Journal floft,n
cattle Rec ripts, 10. DOC head. m which LOO l'A,
ranger, and rrinaindr natives: me 49, na,,
that prnc trst Las, NATIVES hold az - " I'D - 81
n,d class 81 20 s. 50 .rd.la-. - - To :, ~ 49,
nm IA To- Is 20 bulls Il 80 D. ;. 30 COWS ana Ia 90
=" 40 range steers. ~ % n - cows. = - 10
iioys.-Iecrits % coo head shipments, ?OVo 'A'",s
,nw lie 10 l5c lower especial. p.ck'is ana Jim.
IN, close the range ah,ut follows; Common pa
Al 10 :, 10 good N'd. ~ ~ I, ~ 40. pfln' nav
butcher Weights - 10 70 = -: N-M ,'rs 90 go.
81 So Shrrp- Receipts II COO h"'t ~ ,hvh -'," vi
lamb, both rhecp and laml ~, Ia .h "wrt am ~ ~
ani,h Natives 81 to 81 IS western >, ~ q - o. u"
market TEXANS on sale lrmn- - GOA % u" -, HIN
EMS 300 Market steady good to fancy HAY ) W.
81 30: lair to good So 75Is 10. stoci"rs ana h"5rS
81 .Ods3 20 Texans and Indian >tt,.'. .c oNr,,t
Hos Receipts 400 head; shipments, 4M, IT. NJ
.tradicr fair choice heavy. - 51aF' 40 hN,i Pt'
~ IOdS, so light fair Ia best - t,dTl ~"
ce.pts 900 head. Market steady: so"" !" '"o''S'
Ad$4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
COMPLAINT .aGJINST TIE LhhDo '"' "'
xr,curoa CHANGES THAT CERTAIN MEN
BERs PREVENT HIS SLEfPlN0 D'
THEIR CAROUSALS.

"The Lambs Cnb is a nuisance 10 '"c n''s.O.
hood said j. L. Weed t. Justice O'KciiY III '"' '''
con MorAct Police Court yesterday IN "a"'.t "Pp
zion tr warrant ior the arrest OF SOME OF 'l' me'"
49,. =, ,ho c,u, The Lambs Club is at NO "a "cs'
Twentv.six,h,t. In the course Of the SIMMER "c
ouent complaints have been made t" Captain .o''l" W.
the Thirtieth Il. station house about inc ''''' q.
49, -, . e,Nca IN the members Of the club. AHA I'
a,rn,io everything was quiet. Recently. however '"'
' ,o.ar again. and Mr. Weed determined 10 stp
them by appealing to the courts. A. w..,
Mr.. Weed is boarding house keeper al ~. >. ,''
ru.nty Nf,l-st. His house Is Directly pao" " "
C,,h Nr Weed said that he dd h''
.'1oc, 20 the club itself Int TO half o"N'',
ns,hcr. Of II. lie says that these six members 'pe''
their evenings getting drunk About mla"Sn. ,",
; =, ,hc c,ub and they stay thrr". singing. n"'.,'
arrive az t viii thcy are unable to drink 81! mp
any Mr. Weed declared that for the Last if h .c' "n
ocon . oa ouirt Justice OR"il!y !>>ncd '"
U O,nns Tor The house committee OF the ''uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
GH4IN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.


There increased activity IN INC "''"s
speculation yesterday 800 bushels changing hands
In optons and there was revival Oi the hu'h >IiiIt
The relieved monetary situation was u>c' III Il D'''
argument but the commercial arguments "e'c more
potent Private cables reduced previous estimates VI
the Russian crop and BcerLohnl openly dispute" ''e
correctness Of the official hgrc- Of the Prem 'N
c,n,ueui, asserting that the Wheat crop "d' pc'''
the statement rablcd here on luc7up. fp'.e
cables rcnIt,d a d., idc,. advance. ana tsc b'- IN
LI.siner, IA options FOR pc'cWlci ana May ur,
livery Inc corner month 'pcntd al ~ 20 .,'o~
II % 10 49, fell u 81 Oj IA and til;n rose % - ",
cSl UGI7 May ruled from II ~ !, , % - ~ -
ir,ke To 81 % 30 and then rallied 10 ~ IL"
ii lO3.7. The net Official Gains y! Inc uaS "e''
The ,;-i markc: was ! p - cent higher: There
were 1850 bu>icls t.len f"r f"rtu-' ana -f,oV
l,hc, were >ppci abroad from ING N''' ia a. ,'"t
OF the owners. The JlIliuS demand "A' '"Hi''c" "
The corn market ,,ili fcd'vith r"no'S OF frost
vycd the nerve Of the bulls. me or',p"Ii rcU,
uiict, however. but scored net ehie oil y -" 'Gi
SPOT lhs roy: = cent, but ,n!y o!ooo buS"c''
Oats we're fairy acti'e ard stronger all around
The options end'i 3ie I. cent h'-Hcf, ,,r, In,
whetncr for export could not be leaiLti; lie "p'
mons were irmer tone. but without re- hed 'h'he'
Iae nnai G,raH,i%' TeIs = Het5cr ~ o3l4:
Noycmbcr. 81 oi1 Dc'eniler' q y" 49, '''
Corr september 5sl.r: october. % ) Sovem'
her. 81 -; december. u: Nay. ), /, ,c',
oats september, ii btt!."r' 3D. -N'"'e'
1874: DetembI. a N4y' d,.,, +c':i a. Noyea,
,er ta "a IS Dees%ieS 80 January 81
at New York Phiiadclphla. bal. mme ard b% ,t3
we're as follows Wheat ISL bu.h.lI rnTn' ,.ys
org bushels; oais l'? buneIs s tD'ai SI'' ~cas;
Milwaukee and 1t. Louis the arrivals we're m.%!;
1906 50 buohels corn. 4"l6-l hu>lh!'' ,%,,: 32
bushels; total gr.n. eio,j9d bushels nouF' -"''''
Iurrel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
MRS BROUrY SEEMS TO BE SANE ENOrGH.

Mrs Barbara HrOnty, whose son Robert shot and
killed Constable Woods at Mt Vernon about eighteen
months ago the latter about 10 a process
upon him. was afterwarl sued by Mrs sara A. Woods.
wife Of the constable. for damages account Of hi,
DEATH Mrs. Brouty having aided her son in the
struggle. She was examined in supplementary pro
cccding before "a referee. James f. Grayhlcl at Lud
low street Jail Yesterday afternoon. concerning hcI
property al VT. Vernon by Norman \. Lawpr. OF that
village, who represented Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Brouty
who has been in care VI Warden Dunlap s.ncc June
a. gave her testimony in a clear and sclf-rclant
manner Tho Warden said. in reference 70 report
published yesterday that the woman insane
Mrs Brruty gets excited at times. but don't think
TINT she IS insane at all She Is. nervous her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
COTTON MARKETS NY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool sept. l.. y m The sales OF the day In
cludrd Il loo bul"- Am'i
FUTURES closed barely - adv; American mdd,inC low
mddng clau-, Srlt'm br livery 4j.d4d buyers g. D.
t,n,,r AID Ocolr'i livery JD6i1p ioid October 'lr
Hwy. .icGtGj i0did octp"g and N"nl"r delivery.
3. >GtdJ J-.6id. NoN 'nhrr and Ircrmbrr delivery.
std seller, D"ccrbcs and January delivery. 3old
) a.-Gd: January and Eel mary d~.Nrry 36.dtd
b iid February and March livery, J,-Uid1 sod
Mach and Arrll delivery. HrGid value:
talNr >ton, sep. IT. otnn tam; ntddlns. Pee low
rirsih" good "rd.r - net and gro, receipts
~, bales sa!c> .l3i b.I,s. stock. 47bSl bale
Norfolk. Sept l7-tot,on steady mddnc 10 l.l8c .
net and r:"s i.ccrr 40 ba, cNp,rt, 'oastwlsr rs
ialr- saic-. !, ,2j bales stock. II IeU bales.
savannah sgt t..--,'o.t"n .tra!v: mddng 9'.c low
nhdd,ing 16r good ordinary, ?'sc; net aud
c"pt, 600 bales, exports Coartwisc, JO2 bacs sal"s
1873 la.c-. stock. il3Ii bale.
New ia leans, sept. l.. - Cotton steady; mlddng
- lee low middnr 09l6c Guod ordinary otc; net
receipts. 3-3 la,> grohs i0o gales export. e. 't.,t
Rntah, i:01 bIl'~ c".,twlsc. V3J bas sales, 100
lalss stock. % 10 hA,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
no NEW FACTS ~ TIE BCRTSELL CASE.

II was reported yesterday that the Rev Dr. Richard
Islor Durtsell, who was recently removed rom the
,,,.torshlu Of the Roman Catholic Church of the
rninhanv and assigned to tk0 charge of church in
Rcndnut had submitted to the ruling of the Holy sce
and ar,ced, after the appeal which he had made to
Rome had been decided against him. TO 60 to Rond"ut
TrIbupe reporter investigated the rmor and learned
nothing TO confirm IT, At the home Of the Archbishop
No. 432 Mad.son-ave. no information wonid 90 gwen
on the subject, and tho Rev. Dr. huftse'i hn''e" rc
fused etthcr to afArm or deny the rumor.
Al th. moment there three vacancies to bo tiled
b, Archbishop Corrisan-that at st. MichaePs Church.
Thirty second st. and Ninthsve; at St. refers. on
staten island in place Of Father Barry: and At b.
M.rys at Rondout to whieDr Bu,tseli was removed
lie loaf The opton OF accepting this offer IN
~ hs snnesi TO Rome and though 1t IL sun open 70
him he car now have II only BY submitting 70 t,Ie
ACCESSION Of tho Propaganda ana accepting '"o So'O
imposed by tho Holy Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

4 NETTING OF THE CuMM.rTIE HAVIH" TIL
Project IN CHARGE


William -. Mcdowell LAT Jun" vot" several l"''"''
propo-lng the formation q! Inr Republican, 60"
~. 81 ~. rrprbnr> Of tn world TIE suggestion
drew to-. 'ihcr c- mn yc>t'r'iV At'fi'""I II ~
Jul., William H. ArnpuA> Office. IN Wall st. Thy
f,rm,.i the special COMMITTEES named by Mr.
Mcdowell frum among thos" who replied To his letrrs
and were OK Iud.c ArI"us. Ra'li JOS 'ph L""''"'
Of Newark y. j.: Dr. rrr,crior FriL"r. "i fh.il
d,phia: Colonel Ethan Alien. Of thi' city !! VI
kra,inr II Memphis: Captain u'tcn OF the veteran
v,y.l Rc.erv,, the Rev. Dr J. NED L"vIf 81
Irl,ads!ph!a. and Mr.. Mrp'"c"' r'A '''eo N'"'"N
PR. Med.
I'm. meeting began with prayer Is Ka'h L"n'ch
ar M,Dunr.l then male IN rhir'-' "\p '"''t ''r
de, Of u I,I..E~pnbl, an Congress- Ito s'''" !" pat
For the fr, umr Ia tn" hi tory OF The World NOV
m~ut has been star,oi fr the inar'haI!hs "i XIV
hosts II Grmocracy t. form 'oI ee'r "i "'' E'"9
,,pr...rntre IN .,at. aud patriotic s"' ot' IL,
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,uh ia that "a rel spot. the Long iI""n 81 franh'"
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,u,r,t,d aiurr the cl.,.. III R"vol tom. hi =.
IN April iA-.' the >o,ir;y Of the SON Of the Anrf"h
l., evolution Wa formed
som. Of Tho, su.gcstor> of topic, for u" consider
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tnu,, uilnn a ciinnDB silver coin ANA aDl ration br
rru/er thought the might organic an in'rr
u,tonal bureau us distinct fUm all governments ~
,n,. federation, from rsptasS. 10 whirh a"iran all
grievances Of thu "pprc.sr'i couki be "dr,''ra wh'h
Mr ". Dour!l told a tribune reporter THAI h" re-
,,ly, l, ,dca fi,,,n the Pan iUcl"rn CONGRESS lic
Pan Erpuhiic.u C"nrr..s AID had rrcv'si hnndr Is
# lcrcre from MI part Of the world; On. Of tnr,
Dolningo: another from lung WING. the well kno" II
chimes doctor II Laws at Hartford. Conn.
AnoihrI meeting Of III" special ConimifNr VIII Ice
held a. ey jude Arronx's ONCE on october 1. and
thea the committee Will be 'rrh'ed to 100
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AN INNATE OF TIE HUTEL PROBABLY THE THIEF.

cash and some bonds which was missed from the
safe In the Hotel Vcndomc on Monday night. wa,
found yesterday IN Of rubbish on the third floor
Of the hotel. Tho box had been broken open. and
contained nothing except a scrap Of paper on which
some hgnres had been written. For a time Manager
stcnfedt had the doors guarded To prevent any
persons except guests from leaving the hotel evidently
believing that the thief still in the building
The bunging manner in which the box had been
opened combined with the fact that it had not been
carried out OF the building. indicated that
pant OF tho hotel. not professional thief had com
mittcd the robbery. The box belonged to q. II.
Carlan and Bernard saunders. bOokmakers from
Chicago, and they werc the only persons who knew
how much money was In II. Saunders took sea ont
OF tho box Monday, and returned II to Mr.. White
the hotel clerk. who Put 1t back In tho safe
thought he did