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The sun., 1890-09-21
THE TEACHERS VIM
Tho PIrst Battle In n School Fight Goes
Against Superintendent Maxwell.

Tho Plrst Battle In n School Fight Goes
Against Superintendent Maxwell.
Superintendent Maxwell OF the BROOKLYN
schools prepared some time ago schedule OF
studies for tho evening schools Of that city
which was not acceptable to the principals.
and the latter held meeting and resolved to
oppose it. Iu the past the classes have not
been graded. and Mr.. Maxwell in his sugGes-
ton proposed to divide the studies into six
grades. He also sought to abolish reading
from the three upper classes, and cory books
from the two higher graz es. The teachers
were willing to compromise on four graded
classes, but insisted that pupils of very scant
education should not be graded. They also
wanted reading and writing in the upLer
classes.
Last night the Evening School Committee Of
the Board of Edu alton hold q meeting to con
slider the matter, and Mr.. Maxwell AM his
assistant, Mr.. Ward, found a very blg delegR-
ton Of the school pIinripals arrayed against
them. After warm discussion between the
Superintend dent who intimated that the sys-
tenn of grading was the only way to increase
the efficiency of the schools aud keep the teach
ors up to their work. and the, principals who
Rsserted that i was i'm ossible, TO grade the
lower Glasses, the comm ttee decided to favor
the teachers In the renort which will be made
at the next Board meeting
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Capt. Penn Gets IA Gold watch.

AsBuRY PARK, Sept. 20.-Capt William Penn
the aged drawbridge tender at Barnegat pier
was presented with a valuable gold watch and
chain to-day. The donor was John M. Wall
lace the editor of the Asbury Park Journal.
whose eldest son, Frederick, was saved from
drowning by Cart. Penn a week ago. Young
Wallace, who was fishing at the pier accdently
fell into Darnegat Bay. Tho sea was very
rough, but Capt Penn jumped overheard and
brought the exhausted lad up from tho bottom
Of the bay. Wallace seized his rcscuer around
the neck. and both of them were in Rroat
peril, launched q boat and reRcued them. Edi-
tor Wallace presented Capt. LopRstreet with
complete outfit OF sailors clothing and a sum
Of money. An effort will be made to get
Government gold medal for Penn
The sun., 1890-09-21
Il LETTER FROM 4 LADY.
HoU Mrs. P0rseTlea Of NyGcR Was Suoes,n.
fully Treated by MaH.

HotC Mrs. P0rserlea Of NyaeR Was Suocan.
TSsHy Treated by MdH.
ErN Annie Parselos of Nyach N T. has vy,t,,.
Dfa Blair and Copeland letter Of which the folio wind
II nopyi
"6h blair and Copeland; willingly make the fo,
with Ared feeling that compelled to keep my 6ed
hsd dAy' backing cough and pain, in INV shoSldsrs
and my yih.oGI. Eould ID get sore from coughing T6s
while. | FAiA'd a great deal of yellow mucua md
o tentmes wN'uld motion with my hand TO keep the
children from speaking to me for fear of couEhinR
reduced down to nearly o skeleton, and laid with
Pill ow under my EFT rido for two years or mora |
ha taken q RooH deal Of medicine inside OF three
years and got discouraged and would NOT take any
more NJ edicne
one Of the statements q one Of your patients read
and thought TO myGolf would 10 and what could
Re done for me and can ssy-yeG truthtuy n1y-thAt
What they have dong for me haa gwen up all hopes
pain. in my sh3ulders or across my chest good
am not troubled with shortness Of breath, and am
feeling ike . new creature altogether ] hone bra
air and Copeland will meet with success wherever
they 20 Those that wish To will md me NJ nv
home, where can tell more than can write DrS
Iair and Copeland are true and earnest workers ior
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RnFrr oN 1HE RRER
A cssaussor end F1ag1aa KtIiea sna
Tre nrahenen asiurea.

Tive mraheaea auiurea.
MrDpLErowS. Sept 2o.-There was disas-
trous rear collision on the Erie Railroad at =
point two miles west OF this station at i2l0
thIs mornina. A loaded coal train, eastward
bound. had been brought to . srandstill while
the locomotive OF a train ahead was taking
water The heavy WsllA. Fargo EXPIRE ~ train,
eastward lound and running on lime, had
bean eicnalled tn enter Tho bock At moderate
sTeed; but as the coal train wac hidden by
ci,rVe in the read, and a. no warming nag ap-
reared he COLI lun became inc table, he
aSTress train struck the ,oal train cabooee
with such Iorce a. to completely telescope IL
ar,,Ind the coal car ahead Of VI.
-Four Of the ooal train Crow we're IN no Ga
borae when IL was struck, and two harles
Lpnort conductor and William II. Duuy nag
man were shuckingly manged anu instantly
Killed John Miller. brakeman, had both leRs
broken and is In a critical condition. Brake-
man Frank lRRernRn had mnrVelousetchne;
He wa thrown through thero the wrecked
oaboose and over the top uI tue coiIldlnn en- en-;
aine and landed In the tendar. @ eecaped
with come severe cuts aud bruisee. The wreck
OF the caboose was act on ire and four OF the
coal cars were derai oil. ,,,,
Engineer John steele OF the colltdin engine
Atuck to his post and escaped unhnrt, Tbe
AuRine was badly damaged. 1hg dead anu
wounded men ali belonged in Fort Jervis Ion-
durtor Leppert leAvec q wife and two cllldIen.
and Flagmgn DUFFY leaves Young WI e. Iho
responsibility for the disaster is SAID 10 reeI
uDon Conductor Lepperl In neglectinR 10 send
out q nag TO warn the Wells. Fargo train then
dua.
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ELonlL rAR1pr IN LENox.
Th,rty-evs vshSslss ~ EAss. Decorated
VIII E1ersrs ana AntaHn Iaavea.

Thtrty-evs vehleles ~ Esns, Dseornsea
win F7sWsrs ana AutaSn Beaves.
LEnox. sspt 20.--Tbe old-tims Roman Gus
tom OF oelebratinG state occasions with floral
decorations has been continued through all
time TO the present day; but even the battle Of
flowers at Nice IL q poor comparison TO tho
floral parade In Lenox to-day. Flowers and
autumn leaves framed stylish women and
pretty Grls like alleForical bowers Of the sea-
son. There were thirty-nvo carriages, phae-
tons carts. and tubs " In the parade Tho
hour OF meeting was O'Clock. and the place
chosen the Episcopal Church. The nev. NJ
Grosvsnor, the fashionable young rector, and
his mother in n carriage led the procession.
and bowed right and left, impartinG An air OF
royalty TO the acono.
Miss Stokes drove village cart. With Mics
Golda Gr J. J. Xstor Sat scdatsly on the hind
scat
ykS a handsome pSsston soYercd Yil6
hydrapRers 90 that nothing OF the carriage
Irs. Henry Barclay drove a splendid gray
horse. and her carriage was imboddod In blue
IrS FsttSral. who was supreme las. year,
Was too com piicated.
Miss Carey drove span with green satin
Miss sands, in a buokboard, ornamsnted In
: nJ sS TSG yUS 1opS drSy Ss o Fl hs ssCfcs
fSPiiy landed a span with beooninG dignity.
Mr.. q, O. Haveng's little child on. with a
dipinutlve pony and cart. brought up the rear.
Mr.. Tprnure was master Of ceremonies and
Mrs Jules Barclays carriage was decidedly
tho most elegant and, picturesque, turnout
while Mr.. Henry Barclays original and ap:
spirited gray horse came next with honorable
mention. Mr.. Il, g. Greepleafs carriage, with
and Mr.. J. 4 Minturns cart from
with pair Of white horses deserved
admiration.
streets of LenoI. and thence to Brookside tent
on. AnsQn Phelps 6tokes's farm. near Stock
for taa
The sun., 1890-09-21
lr IrrrnrsaTre n,AaREAeR
\ 0sa 80 Rrassus wtusa hes FOuua Waes
u ultAnot..

n - ~ kTootwo NNtnnn hon HgN9Ne NNNN1
~ TiAaets.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Deere Of Illinois
10 william Dwight wiman, son Of Erastus
Wiman Of st. George, Staten Island, will take
place IN the Congregational Church at Moline.
M. on the evening Of Wednesday, Oct 8. The
Rev. Dr. Morgan. the pastor Of the church, will
ofilciate. Mins Deere will bo attended by her
sister, Miss Katherine Deere as maid of honor,
and tho following named young ladies, who
will act as bridesmaids: Miss Matte Wiman,
sister OF the bridegroom; Miss Harriet Pull
man, Miss Eva Kimball, Miss Florence Pull
man, and Miss Tucy KmbalL Henry Dunn
Wiman OF Lynohburg, Va, brother OF tho
bridegroom, will be best man, and Messrs.
William. RQtterworth, son Of BENJAMIN Butter
David Marsh, and Frank wimap, brother, OF
6taten Island have been invited 10 scrVc ne
usherS After the ceremony at nc ehnrcIh EI ~ y
Mr. and Mrs, wiman will live at 81. George.
where they Will occupy pretty cottage on tho
Miss Deere ls the eldest daughter Of Charles
Works and SS Pfcpr s,or q Of tSo % RSSrs- MSnsur
brunette In her asa year and s immensely @ porn-
lar in sorial eircles In her Western home, She
was was ed1c9tsd In this city e. one Of the Hshon ash
Of her classmates was Miss Wiman. the sister
OF Mr.. Wiman. her finance. Bes des being
proficient in the languages, Miss Deere is an
graC o lul horsewpmRn.
Mr.. Wiman is 20 yelrs old and graduate Of
but has Ve3 IN tSs G city T sinos $ 6e Vas seafs
old. A thoroughly educated electrical ard
m mechanIoal engineer, he il manager OF the
electric light works al 81. George. suter ntend
ont Of the Cyclone PulverizinG COMPANY Of
this city and Is interested In certa electrical
eDt0TDrtnna IL
Wman was one OF Mr. Edisons corps OF en-
0ineera
The sun., 1890-09-21
THE UMBRIA At HER PIER.

DIR. Inhr Hall and DR.. Dix Sleep Aboard
Ner-Tae Days and Ada RehRn Land.
The steamship Umbria. which arrived at
Quarantine last night, was allowed to proceed
to her pier because she had no storage pas
sengers. Her abins were crowded and about
800 Of her GIG roYagers availed themselves Of
the privilege Of landing. The rest slept all
n ght on tie steIusllip. Among those who
Weyt a,hore were, Mr.. and Mrs Auypstj,n
Winston OF Chca %. The Kevs. Drs. John
Hail and Mor4an DIX remained on the
shin. They Will not Ireach this, morning.
General. W. Lane Booker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. nj.
Gallaway, Mr.. Joseph Eastman. and =. W.
The sun., 1890-09-21

The Worlds Fair Conmission Asst for .
Single site.


Single site.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-At the opening OF its ses-
sion this morning the Worlds Fair Commits.
sion listened to the report OF It's committee on
the site.
This resolution was adopted by a vote OF
yeas IT, nsys8:
.'Resolued That in the opinion Of this Commits
sion one single site for the Exposition is es-
reoially desirable, and a parI Of such site
should border upon tho lake. That the dircc-
tors may procure and present 10 the Commi'-
sion the most desirable site by uduI TIM Wash
inGto1 Park. tie Midway Plqisance o. ia X on
Park, living south Of tho north line OF the NJ d.
way Plaisanoe. extended through the lake to-
gether with the Washington Park Club Tor a
live stock and speed exhibit. While We do not
e. this time reoons der our action accepting
fully but earnestly request the directors to
procure and present to this Commission tie
single site above outlined"
President Palmer lad before the Commits
sion the names Of the lady m managers OF the Ex-
Ios ition. The list comprised two ladies from
each Of the States and Territories, and eight
Chicago have not yet been announce1.
The sun., 1890-09-21

n1a Hruler - sAe s,ar Fprs Hssu-ssss cous.
nnnN lnNn he uRlll Ernlaln tlorne nnN.

n9a Anvuer - sAe @tar Flre Hasurnnee Cous.
panV says he viii EsPlain Some Day.
CHICAGO. Sept 20.-Eieholas O. Miller, for
msrly President Of the Star Fino Insurance
Company Of New York, but now Of Chicago, II
said In despatch from that city TO 10 anx-
iously sought by the stock olders Of the oorpo-
ration. which IL now In liquidation. Tho story
IL that Mr. Miller had deposited t287,24i Of the
company's funds In safe deposit vault box,
the kcy to which he kept. The stockholders,
90 Il 10 alleged. sent one OF their number, W. E,
HoXie, to Chicago TO fnd MIR. Miller, but he
failed to nnd him and after his return tho box
waa opened by committee Of the stock hold
ere and wac found 70 contain. only an empty
envelope Why Mr.. Hoxie failed to find Mr.
Miller here seems strange. lie was found to-
dayby reporter.
II have 99thRg to say about the matter Just
now" said MIR Miller. When the proper time
comes and and they have said all they want to say,
that the published statement is entirely err0-
neouRn
Mr.. Miller has become somewhat conspicu-
ouB In Chicago by reason OF the light on tho
Gas TIust lie was the principal owner OF the
mings and Sidney A. Kent. by which the Lake
Company stock was TO be exchanged for cash
and certificates OF Gas Trust stock. Later
Mr. Miller brought suit for an annulment Of
the transaction claiming that ialIe repIescn::
qas Trust stock and other conditions Of the
deal Judge Horton gave q decision In his
favor and ordered restitution of tho Lake
Gas Company property IN statu quo ante or
appealed the case and the matter is now in tho
higher COurtB.
The sun., 1890-09-21
WHITE SQUALLS AND BROKEN BoW-
SPIRIT.
Tho Cinderella Wins tho Match Raee ON
the SOmnd-Ihe Clnrn,a AlInhnn

Tho Cinderella Wins tho Match Race on
tho Sound-T'he ClnrRs MIshap.
Dr. J. G. Barrons cutter CLARA and tho centreboard
soop Cinderella owned by Dr. W. b. Hopkins sailed a
grand match race the tweny.mile course of tho
Larehmont Yacht Club yesterday DR.. Barron sailed
his boat and a. Bryan Alley the Cinderella Club top
sai's were barred but not the light hOadsaiIA After
leading in light breeze from the for over
nIteen miles OF the course, y vicious white R0uaII
caused the bronze rod OF the caraS bubstay snap
The howsprit broke IN the middle and size out of
me race A. once the yachts had rounded the last
see3nds and they were beginning on the port tack
thS only wlndward work they had had during race
on even terms when the CindeTellas port tOpInast
Shroud parted To save her topmaSt Capt. Alley lacked
st once The Clara followed suit. and she was then
barring the accident an almost sure winner
IpeY sailed without time allowance and the Clara led
oS minute SECOND at tie start She gained 81 sec.
ono. more from the start to Captains IL and but the
cinderella gained minute l8 seconds in the reach
back to Hompstead Both yachts were we'll handiSd
Here s the summary:
MATCH RIoH-LARoHHoEr Y. 0. COURSE 40 HILEs.
hdctn0 Elapsed Corrected
,,,. 1Sn0M Tina Time
fdchn ~ In. OaenerE HMA " q
Sinderella.".~ = DR.. n. b. Hopkins 2 II 20 2 a. %
ciara..........oS 10 DR.. J. G. Barron Disabled.
The sun., 1890-09-21
FREDERICK JoNBS ie7 NORTH SECOND m
BROOKLYN D.

There was constant dropping Of mueus into uy
throat was kept busy hawt Ing and splitting In ord,,
TO clear my throat Of the mucuk which nearly choiJ
me Finally noticed that could not hear a. well an /
could formerly aud there constant buHyinR in NV
ears found was bscoming deaf Ny sense OF tas,
was bad everything tAGtsd like ohps OF wood TO ma
did not rest well ct night and in the morning f.lt
worse than at any other time My breath tmeltd bsx
Ny tongue and teeth were coated with slime. had
faeinK OF nausea at my stomach and would vomit
very often During the day could not retain my food
feelinR oil the time, SA
:" had been reading OF DrA Blair and Copelnnd,
cures and went to zee some OF their patients found
sha4T ,uSf r. sIs 20 ss1S myself
start " sym%piSms % have "a ySniShsd one by one and
DTB Blair and Copeandn charges are very Foaaonahn
for treatment and they charge nothing for medicinsS
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WHY Mr.. JONES FEELS GRATEFUL.
HF ISN'T FoND or HOIORIRTF, Rrv,
WANTS 10 ASSIST oIHERa

ne SOUS ne DossnT Beltero Anv Othsr Pe,.,.
k,.r Ss,6sred wa Crtarrh lie DID, ~
thaf Dra lRiGir aud Copeland horc MoA.
Iits,s Iesi ~ Vel as ne Frer Did IN m.
Kfe-A Lsfher ErpNr a Lady LirinJ q.
hvark
Mr. Frederick Jones ~ whom the accompanying eu,h
a fair Ikenea resides At l6I North Second a. RroSS
iyn K u lor number of year, Nr Iunep has hes,
employed IN the machine shops of AbrndrOu A RoG
oOrncr ~ al aud Fraukup ste Greehpuut burInss
fecent 4nterview with the writer Mr lonrt sail As
To tell the truth, would rather not my n.,n
and picture iu the pApers But anu very grSi,fn ~
nrr Hiair and Copeland ard hots that tile pnbSi,.
lion ~ my statement NAV he the means n ass,,,a
some c-e In trouble this Is my reason for hHSins
nv case published don't believe uthpr per,on ~
fered did II was last New Year that nv tT'nb =
got Fea tad had the Grippe then and was a.
home three months on account OF IL Ever sin th.n
have been troubled with headache and dEtinsss W
head Ached feArtully at tneS and u would sinop oys.
to pick up ANYTHING aeemed TO be going around ~
ring very rapidly Ny eyes were weak and would sst,s
ennlly.
The sun., 1890-09-21

Tho Armenian Colony had rousing mass
meeting last night at East ern Star Hall Seventh
street and Third avenue. DR.. II. s. Gabriel
made an address in his native tongue. Tho
Rev. Waldo Messaros urged the Armenians to
70 m secret society to embrace all OF their
countrymen wherever they might be found
with headquarters In London ready to strike
for freedom whenever Turkey gets in o tro ble
He ridiculed the idea that Armenia could never
be free because Of the great number OF Turks
In the country.
There were Turks In Greece" he said, "and
now We Erow our vines on them. There are
plenty of dead Turks in Greece. Where are the
living onesF
The sun., 1890-09-21
RACING ON CHURCHIzL DoHNa.

Johnny Madden'a Good Colt Dundee Wins
the Sanford Stakes.
The following are the results OF the races at
Churchill Downs to-day:
First Race-Match 500 to S3oO: one mile pupd..
81, won handilV; Hamlet ll5. second Time ,45lS
Second Raee-halI milo Dash FOR tWO,y eRr.oldk Tho
Pookey; 0l. hrtt' Tom Jones second and Post Odds
Third Raoo-talf mile dash for twoyoAr oldA Maud
B., lUt won Fanny 5. second, and WOodtsrd third
Time 5lA seconds '4'4'
Fourth RHco-ope mile and Q sixteenth. Marion G.
la won; bRrneystone Jr, second and Busness third
Time 5uS '''u'
Fifth RGce-ons mile and a furlonE Catalina lI2
wen Princess Annie second and Osborne third Time
sixth RAce-sAnford Stakes for twoyeAr olda n, on.
mile Dundee. liz won RAceland second. and miss
seventh Racs--Ons milo Robin, ri, won; Gen. ond.
well second, and Major Tom third. Time. 2;lI4
The sun., 1890-09-21

KEY WEST, Sept 2o.-The steamship Knick-
erbocker Of the Cromwell line, Capt Halsey.
from New York to New Orleans with general
cargo and thirty passengers arrived in this
harbor this morning disabled. caused by the
breaking OF her circulating pump off Cape
applied at the naval depot for 10000 gallons
OF fresh water to enable him 10 continue his
chased &c, 900 gallons, which viii be be- sufiicient len
to enable him to reach the Mississippi.
The sun., 1890-09-21
Krl.a the nlaeh Man me maa Wronrsa.

PLAoUr1nNE, La, Sept 20.-The Coroner's
inquest to-day into the killing and burial OF
George Lewis oolored, whose body was found
buried yesterday. reveals a cold -blooded mur-
der. Tho evidence shows that on Thursday
evening Oliver billings, a young unmHrr ied
man. rode up to the sugar house on his fathers
plantation. one mile above here. where George
Lowis was working. and accused Lewis OF hav-
ing loaded pistol Tor the purpose Of shooting
him. This was denied by l evils, when Billings
OTately shot Lewis 10 the head with shotgun
and for fear that this would not have the de-
eiPed effect. took hammgr and battered his
head TO such an extent that IL could not be said
whether h. WAS shot or not
Billings then rode OF and 10 the night came
has been arrested. 1he difficulty grew out OF
an intimacy between Lewis'B wife and i ,llings.
Mira Billings has been arrested as an accessory
before the TACT
The sun., 1890-09-21
I1 Yes DoH't See what You Want Ask
for IL.

The lAborSrs on Ellis Island who struck on
ThurSdSy against the extension OF their hours
and the reduction of their time Tor lunch
and gained their point. struck RRain on Friday
because they were compelled to pay O. a wsok
for fSrr age 70 and from the island They said
they couldn't AFFORD to 10 this on 81. - day
end pay Tor their peRls ou tie island. On
AondsyA boat VIA DO chartered ~ transport
the Workmen fEOe.
The registry clerks At the Barge ONCE. who
Get t2T6 for o day Qf ten hours work and have
20 sundays on would Ike 10 know II Z u 10 Sam
y rich enough 20 pay them more wages or
ahOFtSn their hours.
The sun., 1890-09-21
bismarck Won't Co to Nice.

BERLIN, Sept. 2O.-Bismarck. upon being
asked whether he was going to sojourn at
Nice the coming winter. said he would like to
go, but that enormous and growing difficulties
forbade It. Though am only an old General
on the retired list" said the Prince, I" hope Ii
peril menay es tho country the Kaiser Will re-
member me-"
Berlin Town Hall to celebrate the return on
Oct OF the expelled members OF their party.
but the request was refused by the Municipal
Council
The sun., 1890-09-21
Ths lIILer,an RaIIroaa.

81. PBTHRsBUE0, Sept 2o.-It Is learned that
the Government rejected the offOr OF Con But
terneld % construct the proposed Siberian
Railway partly tor hhRnoiRl reasons and partly
bscause of iLs dsteElnlpatlon not 10 allow for
commercial importance.
The sun., 1890-09-21
Race Horaes nc Auo,,on,

The following race horses wero sold at
Gravesend yesterday by Col. g. d. Bruce:
WAtterton. b. e. By Great TOm-DuohesA by King
.Sa nst.fso5oP n IN s. BY Ssn'Aton-GulnArs BY Glen
H,,,Hi Msid Ct s'SG, s,.b Sh BY PsnipoBAst Girl by
cerebuL C., 2 by Luke BlackbuTn-Glon Hon. hv
HlenEArry; q OK. S2ot N'''"
osmAn DiRnA, h. O., 2 by Hyder AIi-VGroni Inv KvrI.
DAILY J. q. Ore0nsF S4iO, - A''
The sun., 1890-09-21
EIdpSed O0TTecieI
~-a TNfa.a


An interesting and wslLpAysd tennis tournament
took place yesterday between the Fifth Avenue and
Lenox Tennis clubs tho OF tho Ffth Avenue
Club At Fifth avenue and I27th street Tho results
s!ott and Lyon, L T. ,bsat crostsr and Jacobs 2
beat Miss GAIis bAwxhurst /. T.C 81 81; Miss
undsThi!l and Mr. ThuIbss, 1 ]. O. beat GiSs scOnod
and Mr.. Sheldon, Y. A. 7, a., 60 81.
The tournament is to be decided by pontS Each set
point The result yesterday gives the Lencx
Club two points to he Fifth Avenues one The GnI
games win be played next saturday. 80
The sun., 1890-09-21
Waats q Divorce ,rou. Dr. ProvosL

Mrs Evelyn r. Provost Of Brooklyn. who has
been married TWENTY-FIVE years, is suing for
an absolute divorce from Dr. William a.
Provost; a physician pow practising In CHI
cGHo, Five years ago HTe Provost got q judR-
pent Of srparRtion With 81 900 q year allmoRS,
bgl hsr husband paid 9nly 800 eYeaT. The
,o gs 10y ssgs gmtv uhIt ~ 'nS moSawhs hS Poe
beth Holly o 528 West Polk street Chicago
Yesterday Justice Cullen in the supysms Court
Brooklyn, granted An order Il Publication M
the case Tho couple hAYo lhree ehlldTon.
The sun., 1890-09-21
RIrERsIDE YACHTS IN 4 BREEZE

The Wayward, VOrnnt. Nahma, and Dot
the WInners-The Doctor's ToDnant Gone.
Ten yachts of the Riverside Yacht Club sailed fast
over their regular courses tho Sound ysSter
day. Tho sloops Aloedo and wayward sailed 90 evenly
that 4 remeaSurement 10 necessary to determine the
in that class Commodore Tyson's Bloop VoFant
Ousaed the Doctor the latter losing her topmAst and
@. 7. Pierce'B cat Dot made nno light against tn
ERhmA 6ormerly Diodon in tho class above her. Here
are the summarizes
RIVERSIDE YACHT cLUS-PENHABE RAcR-oLAss I-0ABM
ALooFS-CouRSB II hLKA
The sun., 1890-09-21
A Talk with Alr. o,Rr,sn.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-In an interview to-day,
Mr.. William0 0Brien. speaking OF the arrest of
Mr.. Dillon and himself. said the Government
evidently intended to have sort OF state trial
which would ,oovor every petty act and i'm
prudent speech since the Tipperary fight COM
mencod The trial. he thought would scarcely
last less than q week.. No matter what hap
Rened to himself and Mr.. Dillon. he was sure
that mission would be sent 10 Amer.oa. and
would rise TO the Occasion.
The sun., 1890-09-21
Stanley In Milan.

LONDON. Sept. l0.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.
Stanley are still at Milan. where they are the
recipients Of every form OF hospitality The
Duchess OF Melzi has invited them to stay with
beG at BelagRio, sixteen miles from the Lake
OF Como Stanley has greatly protited by the
resi- ha has enjoyed In SyitzeTland. and hopes
TO gain permanent benefit by his stay In Ally,
where ho intends to take baths.
The sun., 1890-09-21
Losons.lYs EsEIassrs.

A secret meeting was held last night In the
Horton building. 10 East l25th street, Of the
BpOtheTbOOd Of Locomotive EngineeTs. d..
ytslOD No l05. One hundred and twenty-five
eelsgatsf were I, ere, ineludinR ono from the
ns n psESy SaE5S4Sf q SHo%aP' % SnSH sst
mog9lRg ~ i.yIIe Hal IA Sixth avenue Grand