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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
A BALLOT Law DECISION.
Tho Twenty.day Limit :. Directory Only,
Not Mandatory.

NYAcK. Oct. 22.-The Rockland county Pro-
hibitionists who. through the failure OF one Of
their party to flo the necessary certificate Of
their nominations with the County Clerk. had
their ticket thrown out in tho cold. applied to
the Supreme Court for a remedy. Judge
Dykman issued tho following order:
o,e,ci That the County CLERK Of Roclnnd county b:
ME tho annexed certificate of the nomination Of the
Prohibition party In and for the county " Rockand
the effect be given thereto In all respects
us IL it had actually HE'D than twenty days
before the next general election.
Judge Dykman signed the order without
hesitation Ho said It is Il well-estaDlished
principle that statutes framed a. this one is.
in which the element OF time is q feature. as to
the matter Of time it is directory only and not
mandatory. The main question to be consd:
cred is whether large body Of people should
delay OF less than twenty -four hours. when 1t Is
apparent TINT that delay creates no enibar-
issment and works no injustice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Kuined by Hum.

WAYLAND. n. Y. Oct. 22.-Andrew jackson
How OF Livonia. formerly II lending lawyer and
politician. and some years ago member OF As
sembly. has within the past two or three years
became 80 addicted to drink that he Ia social
and business outcast A few nights ago he
went into tho Swan Hotel In Liyona and de-
ot sWesrnr %as ret9 9s ana ne Isns
he was discovered in the hotel barn. which no
had set on fire. The flames We're discovered
spread q, OF the fire :, How was arrested and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

A crowd Of people who saw William Noonan.
young electrician employed by tho Brush
Company fall from q ladder against an iron
pole at tho foot of Liberty street, in front Of
tho ferry honsc of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey, yesterday afternoon. supposed at first
that another electrical homicide had occurred.
such was not tho case. however. Noonan is
hc was. repairing, the lamp. He was uncon-
scious for several minutes, Then the effects
had was n sigh, scalp wound. due to his fall.
He WIS attended by DR.. Stone Of tho Chambers
Street Hospital. and WAS then sOnt to his home.
300 Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Mr.. Pugsley's Vvell-meaning ERorts Not
Seconded.

About two weeks ago circular was sent out
by F. W. Pugsley Of Poughkeepse asking
those who were Interested in the preservation
OF all species Of animals and birds to meet at
Cooper Union for the object Of forming O.
Worlds Society to establish places Of refuge.
Among other things tho circular said:
old Father Nonh must weep over the loss OF
his animals. He lnDored for 12O years to
are destroying them. How sad it would have
heen had man been preserved alone by tho ark
and no other animal life been left upon earh"'
ganiZe, the society. After waiting a. few mo-
ments lie told the reporter that he guessed
away by the rain"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Q. A. u. Men Mustn't Take Part IN = Cere.
nony Where the Rebel Flag 10 Displayed.

ALBANY. Oct, 22.-Commander.in- Chief John
Palmer Of the Grand Army Of the Republic this
evening declared his intention to issue at an
early day an order prohibiting posts OF the
Grand Army from taking part in any .cere-
mony where the rebel flag is displayed. He
OF the unwilling Of the Grady monument in
Atlanta yesterday. Capt Palmer was quite
Army took part In a celebration where the
rebel flag was shown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
President Harr,son.. Gift to Mrs. M.plesoa.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-Prcsident Harrison
sent to Mrs. Mapleson to-day q handsome
souvenir OF the musicale given by her at the
Executive Mansion last night. 1t is an album.
handsomely bound In white kid. and contain
ing photographs and autographs Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison. with the cover deco
rated with flowers In water colors; the work Of
Mrs. Harrison. Accompanying the souvenir
was the following note:
Mr. D.1a M.nAss; Complying With Your request, issnd
press the delight with which listened to your sweet
songs, Very truly yours Benz. HAKRIsos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
A TALK WIN SIR EDWIN ARNOLD
The English Poet, Journalist, ana Traveller
Gomez to Now York 20 Road.

Sir Edwin Arnold. the poet and journalist.
arrived from England yesterday in the City OF
New York after q stormy passage. He has
come to this country to give readings from his
own works under the management Of Major
Pond Ho is rather short man with broad
shoulders. Although his hair is silver gray
mud his beard slightly grizzled. he does not
look his 80 years-ho was born on June 10.
1892. His eyes are blue and his nose some
what OF the Wellington pattern.
When seen at tho Everett House yesterday
he talked for an hour and half on topics
ranging from theosoplly to tho Whitechapel
murders. He has the English lntonation. but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
A Newark Man suspected Of lIor.e Stealing

PoUGHEEEPsIE. Oct. 22.-William Sloss and
his wife were arrested hero to-day on the
charge OF cruelty to a horse. Tho horse and
wagon were found in Jay street. after having
been left standing there for hours. The couple
had been endeavorng to sell the turnout for
$40. After they were arrested it was asccr-
liam Sloss. manager Of Nlulrnss furniture
store in Newark, n. J. He eloped with the
year ago; 1t Is thought young Sloss stole the
horse and wagon. and he and his wife are held
until the Newark officials arc heard from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
THE HEAD OF THE BARREL.

barrel Is MARKED &C. t., Collector, New York.
while tho entry papers contained his name I'M
full.
The Presidential barrel contains 14k impe1
rial gallons That would be 49,, gallons over
here Its value was set ut S53. or about $3 q
good article can DO had for as cents The
Presidents is n rare special brand.
Some curious people would like to know,
whether tho President bought the barrel
through Mr.. Carnegie. or whether Mr.. Carne-,
gle mnLe him II present Of it. Col. Erhardt
won't tell. If he knows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

elbow upon the counsel
table. his broad chin
supported by his big
left hand. When the
last Juror was sworn In
Coakley tilted his chair
backward. plunged his
thumb into tho drm-
hole OF his vest, and
surveyed tho twelve
with an air Of relief as
though he thought:
Well. I am glad that
much Of 1t Is over. any
way"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Nine Thousand visitors At a brewery.

Nine thousand Newarkers visited Christian
Feigenspan's new lager beer and ale brewery
yesterday 1t was finished early in the sum
mer and put in operation then. but cards for
the formal opening were not issued until a
week ago. Mayor Haynes was there. and SO
was Gov Albeit. with u host Of other people.
OF beer were consumed by the visitors The
brewery Is a. model establishment. designed
by Irving A. Hooper,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

feed for sdornment. In this particular house.
which, thank heaven. hive not been be;
ttteSyed Into huylng the plumbers bii ana
part OF my rent. Besides. ] am under legal
expense to prevent the locality from making
more rapid strides thnn II has from being
0rst-clnss neighborhoOd,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
slnnons's Work at narnes.t Park.

At yesterdays session OF the Farrow court
martial Mr.. NJ W. Conkling testified that
Orson Adams ard James A. Simmons had re-
ceived thousands Of dollars upon the Barne-
converted to pay, the bondsmen OF James 4.
Simmons and workmen on simmons contract.
Mr.. Conkllng identified several notes which he
said had been stolen by Orson Adams and
used to his personal benefit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
To Build q BIs Paroehi., School.

Church OF Our Lady Of Grace. at Willow ave-
nue. and Fifth street, Hoboken, 10 about to
build new parochial school,. He says It will
be the largest In the United States. The cor
5 O'clock by Bishop -Wlgger, assisted BY n
number Of priests. Gov. Albeit and Mayor
Stanton will be present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Lost In Port.

The American schooner Moses B. BramhaIl.
which stranded on the Romsr shoal while
entering this port from Charleston on We'd
nesday; began breaking up yesterday. Capt
Smith decided TO abandon her and the men Of
the Sandy Hook life saving station went out
and took on the Captain andhis crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Cassius Morey In Bellows.

Cassius Morey. who shot woman at 203
west Twenty-fourth street and then shot him
self. recovered sufficiently yesterday to BIO re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital. He walked TO the
Is already practically we'll. The cheek from
which Morey's bullet was extracted is badly
sWpllpn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Herreshoa's wife Wants |. Divorce.

PROVIDENCE. Oct 22.-The wife OF John D.
Herreshoff. the famous boat builder Of Bristol.
has filed in this State q bill for divorce. to
como up this fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
COAKLEY FACES A JURY.
IL His Tack Played Ont, or Will he Pail
Through THIS Time, Tool

A jury was secured yesterday in the General
Sessions. before Judge Fitzgerald. to try Abe
Coakley for stealing $545 from the pocket OF
Israel Herskovits on the rear platform Of q
Grand street CIR on tho night Of Jan. "a. 1881.
Coakley sat beside Lawyer Brooke. intent
upon the proceedings. His favorite position
was ono in which he leaned forward, with one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Brought tho Irish Pilot Along.

Robert Butler. an Irish harbor pilot from
Queenstown. was unable to leave the steam
ship City OF New York because OF the rough
ship got into the open ocean: The pilot yawl
could not take Robert of and he made an In
voluntary voyage-his hrst-to this port yes
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

In his opening for tho people. Mr. stapler
said that Herskovits and several friends wero
impeded In getting on tho car by three men
who stood on the renr platform. Coakley Jamos
W. Williams. and another pickpocket known
as Billy. Coaklcy stood in tho doorway in his
favorite attitude. resting his chin upon his
left hand. his left elbow being supported by
ono OF the iron bars which protect the rear win
dows OF street cars. When Hcrskovits tried to
pass. Coakley stood in his way. and Williams
pushed between. and stolo from Hcrskovits's
right trousers pocket u canvas la: containing
S545 in flve-dollnr bills. Williams slipped tho
money, into Coakley,,s overcoat pocket and
jumped OF tho car. Hcrskoyits rang the bell.
jumped Off and chased Williams. Then Coax
Ley rang the bell again md tho car. wont on.
when Williams was arraigncd in the Essex
Market Court: Conklcy. fearing that Williams
would split" II no felt he was deserted. went
to t.. the court room to rcassuree him. Hnrsk1o-
Then Mr. stapler called Herskovits To tho
stand; His nppsnranco was evidently sur
prise to Conkey. for Hcrskovits could not be
found two years ago. when .Coakley was tried
for tho same offence and tho Jury disagreed.
Coakl"y fixed his eyes stendily upon HerSko-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
M. I.g.us Take. suddenly III.

HAvEaH1L. Mass. Oct 22-The Hon. John J.
ingalls,. who was to have lectured in the Aoad-
envy Of Music last night was taken suddenly
Ill In the afternoon. and was forced to cancel
the engagement He Is at the home OF his
father. E. II. ingalls,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding aAA Wis
tied the Triplets.

TRENTON. Oct. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. Carrot n.
Irons OF New Egypt celebrated their golden
wedding last week. Four generations OF tho
family were present. besides a number Of
ding party went In coaches to visit the triplets
of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hopkins ut ArchertOWn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

They Want Mr.. whiteburst TO Stay.
The Rev. John Whitehurst. pastor OF the
East End Baptist Church In Brooklyn. has
rendered his resignation. but the congregation
hsS Iefussd 70 accept Il and VIII urge him 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
A Cola W.vs VITA s.ew.

n!ls sna o' .s .aoS S1s , ns. B: ::. .sa
Snia ~ SSfp1af 8 aSissc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Suicide OF Ex.Consui Murray

Consul James Murray blew out his brains here
to-day with pistol He was native Of New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
THE PRESIDENTS BARREL OF wHrsKKY.

TIE FIsh"IINNf bNr6h1lf OF WnfShHN
officials. and 1t Is further presumed that he
will got tho remaining $40 from tho Chief
Executive of tho country.
Col. Erhardt wouldn't Say anything yesters
day. Others. however. said that it seems to be
rather embarrassing for both the President
and the Colonel. inasmuch as the PRESIDENT
forced the Colonel TO resign the Collectorshipl
There is another person concerned who may
feel slightly embarrassed also. He 10 Mr..
Andrew Carnegie. who sent tho barrel from
Cluny Castle. Apparently Mr.. Carnegie Isn't
keeping very close run ofthings. and thought
Col Erhardt was still Collector. and. being Ool~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
THE PRESIDENTS BARnEI.
Col. Erhardt Pays the Duty On 10 Gall
or Rare Scotch whiskey.

Tho Presidents barrel OF whiskey wss;
officially sampled and gagged yesterday. II
was found to DO rare stuff. and duty Of S2b[l
gallon was declared about the proper ngureS
Col. Erhardt had already sent q S54 deposit I'd
Broker Ackerson as guarantee OF good faith
IIo will get 50 back from tho Custom House,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
Transparent Frauds.
fChicaeo THAI

Senator Voorhees' opslauRht upon
hypocritical republicans aiming 81 :
party advantage By the passage Of : force
bill, yet pretending to champion purity
Of elections, was keen, forceful, and ei-
fectlve. It's not, nor is Il likely 70 b.
forgotten that In 1888 Mr.. Harrison, !
candidate for the presidency, We iho
beneficiary Of unblushlug corruption
openly counseIed BY . fellow -Indienisn.
Dudley. who. but for the curious course
Of Judge Woods, would hare been n.
dicted for the promotion Of : conspiracy
TO debauch electors. While the memory
Of Dudley and his "blocks OF 6vsr letter
survives Il will be idle Tor the republican
party In or out Of congress 10 pose e TIE
bright, particular champion or The purity
Iof e!ections. The claim 10 : fraud aud
IfPresident Harrison doesn't
know this to bs % be wac siugulsrly
loblivious Of the facts In the Indiana cam.
psIgn, tho contcst In which be We most
nearly concerned. He himself sent
'At'y-Gen. Miller 70 Chicago 70 raise I
special fund Of go. .OOO, the four con.
tribut0rs 70 which are we'll known.
Senator Farwell did not happen 10 be or
tue number. The subecribers, or some
OF them, took the precaution 10 make
their checks PAYABLE TO Beniamin Tlar-
risou, and be himself knows what dispo-
alton was made OF : fund for which
there was no Legitimate use. Tho coun.
try is not prepared 70 believe that ro-
publican interest In the force bill hss the
nigh motive the party assigns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
3. Q. q. U. COLUMN.


The folly Of licensing saloons for "rsv'
lenuo' had IN illustration In . dispatch
from Albany, n. r., on the 18th. The
Idispxtch said:
About 100 Of the new employees (of the
New York Central Railroad. y are quart.
srcd ~ Gallice's Hotel at West Albany.
The company pays q ,llice go day In
|demnity In consideration Of bic pledge
Ito sell no liquor to the employees.
| This man Gallice pays ol00 for bic
$4,000, there would still be IN immense
Ioss 70 the State. Here Il one corpora
Ition to whom Il is worth 90 day, 3ll..
600 year, not 70 have him sell liquor "a
lite employees. II u worth something
lmore, financially, TO those men's fami-
lllea, that Gallice sells them no liquor, for
II Gallice makes profit OF 30 day In
selling them liquor the men must spend
Ienongh over that sum to pay the whole
sale price Of the liqu0r aud the bartender.
. low estimate of which. IS day 10 3 1925
This added 70 tho $l4G9 indemnity
makes $l6.42S which GNsice would rc-
ceive from these $50 men in . year
Conseq uentiy these mems families could
afford to pay Calico Sl6, ,425 annually
not to sell liquor.
Suppose We estimato . cost to tho
State, In poverty, crime, litigation, &C.,
|if liquors be sold to these men, of 81, 900
(which is probably not half
enough) then the State could afford to
pay Gallice 5000 annually not 10 sell
these men liquor. Add this sum for the
railroad, families aud tho State and you
have $4,000 sic, ,425 e5,000-- $36.
O25. This man, who. Is supposed To-
furnish revenue" TO tho government
pays Il but 800 aud 1t would 10 profit
OF sac O25 could he be induced 10 refrain
from selling liquor 70 only le0 Of his
customers.
These 100 men arc but . portion, II,
may be fourth or flffh, say one-half OF
bis customers There would be- an equeli
saving Of $36.O25 did he not sell Iiquorl
to tho other half. In all $72,05O Of 81
financial gain to society II this 6allicsl
were to shut up bis dram shop. Deduct
from this his license Of t100 and vol
have : net loss TO the people Of 81 $50.
Who cannot zee that the s'licenso forI
revenue" ID the bsldest fraud Of tho ogo,l
eyen financially speakingi
How much moro 1oolIo0 q oppooro|
vhoo Ne take iolo oooeIdoro(I01 tho|
lom % dime ~ drinking mon, ne loss lo|
bonoet Industry ~ ne mIaap
% money and tho moral and social loeo|
- society. y.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

A sharp drummer for . Cincinnati
y holesale house succeeded in fleecing :
number Of farmers In vigo county 70.
Gently. He took orders from somo
thirty-five farmers for lot Of groceries,,
amounting to $50 each. They bought
sugar, coffee aud other groceries, also I
superior article Of syrup, on which they
were TO save the ressilsr's profits, but
none Of the articles came up TO The
standard Of the Mmplcs or representa-
tions. The fellow made tho middIeman's
proilts aud big per cent on bis own q.
count Sullivan Dem 6crst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Public Opinion: Methodism In this
country has over fonr and q half million
meubcrs, lod by over 10000 preachers ;
Bsptisls nearly four million Of follow
crs, led by ovor 20 900 ministers Pres
by terianism million aud bali, led by
= ministry OF IL 800; Luthcrans, d .O23,-
600, headed BY over 4,2UO preachers; be.
sides . host OF smaller denominations
and band Of Sabbath school scholars
over 3 ,0O0 .0U0. In the whole
there 10 : gain TO The Christian
|churches the past year of .06o o5s mem-
|bers, 4,6o0 ministers, and ., ,lol churches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

| EDITH e. Roach. daughter Of Hiram
and Nancy Roach, was born Jan. 90.
1863; died Dec. Is, 1880; age - yeass.
~ months and 20 days.
Edic joined church st Mt. Lebanon g
the sgc Of - years was converted ae
the protractcd meeting held BY y. s.
Woods at the above psmcd place has
since lived : true and faithful Christian,
always sctting good examples before
her fellow.men. Her desire tor com.
panionship seemed TO be those OF reli.
gious thoughts. She took great delight
IN reading her Holy Bible and holding
secret prayer; enjoyed converting %
her friends about Heaven and Heavenly
things, exAlting God 10 the highest.
We deeply mourn the loss OF our
friend, yet our loss is her gain.
On Christmas morn when all was still
and peaceful, the earth was clad In IL
white railnent, she was gently waited
on the snowy wings Of angels TO that
blcst abode, 70 parSake OF that great
Christmas feast prepared for eli lhe
righteous.
Edith was loved by sll, was gentle.
kind aud obedisnt, hss been faithful
teacher In Sabbath schools. Her lifo
had always been one Of suffering. wee
taken sick at church while teaching The
infant class, Dec Il, 1880.
Memorial service Was held at NJ
Lebanon, Sunday. Dec. 28th, 1890.
Committee in B. >. passed the follow
Ing resolutions:
Resolved. That one Of our best teach.
ers IN 3. 5. Is taken from us BY God6
divine will We bow in humble submIs.
sion 70 His will, Tor He doeth all thines
beet.
Resolved, That the class, though
young In years, should never forget Tie
deep religious thoughts impressed upon
their minds. That they live 90 g q
meet her la the better land.
Resolved, That though she can never
come back to US, We viii try and fellow
In her footsteps, SO We can meet be-
where sorrow and death never comes,
0oEE Hoxs
On the birthday Of her Savior.
To dwell with Him forever
- the land ofpurs delight
she has prayed Der last prayer.
The victory h won;
On earth she bore her CROSS
ln Hsaven shs wears the crown.
VEL! ~. ~ ssssas - a.ssa&s
a "a - - - ss.5.ss':. s
m 81, 8: =. a::s y = - s.;.', !; -; -
- a. <; ss's Ss:a. y; Y :,'' & .:s:s ~
g. sss !: :::.:: =: - sssI::s 3: :: -: -:
''s ~ e. S;s 3 q .|':ss1 So e ~. q ,ss y'ssa
SAMUEL KEAnBy,
6TELLA CAvn.
Matte KEARBY,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

The Republicans don't know whether
TO 80 ahead with their Force bill or let Il
die quietly. They remind % or the
Irisbman who had swallowed On eRg
without breaking the she'll. fIe was Il
A terrible state Of mind, because II be
jumped around he might break the egg
and tho shell would cut his stomach. and
Il he lay still the egg would hatch and be
wonld have Shanghai rooster clAwing
his insidee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
new Harness SHOP
oH mlxL srREEr. OPPOSITE TEE
CORN MILL
JASPER, IND.
L0Ri1 TrOxl0F

uAs opened ssss nARxEss sHoP and ssl!cits
~ share u patronage. as he SELLS CHEAP EOk
sAan. ALI wbRK GUARANTEED 10 GIVE eAII9-
ssAviiON Alargs stock cf HARNESS, sADDiks: ~
SIASs SHOP 70 select from.
- Den't Ssh ssr credit, Sut please give
i,,ii u.s. T. isssnsy ssc iS.'' Grr;o1iv;iis Grovis rRoxLER.