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Evening journal., 1891-09-24

TRENTON, Sept. "a Counsel for Robert
Garrett has filed pleadings questioning the
right Of William r. Iewett, the plaintiff
10 the 100000 suit against Garrett, to
bring such suit in New Jersey court on
The ground that Jewett does not reside ia
New Jersey
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

PLAINFIELD, N. j., Sept. Awhile
Peter G, Van Arsdale and wife were driv-
Ing their team became unruly. He told
her to jump, which she did. Mr.. Van Ars-
dale soon controlled the team and returned
to his wife. She had broken her neck and
aud died few moments later,
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

HAcKENsAcK, N. j., Sept. 24-Bertha
jackson, who is serving term ia Bergen
county Jail, has made an accusation before
Justice Thomas II. Cummin that Con
stable Henry |. Haring is responsible for
her condition. He denies the charge.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

FREEPoRT, Ills, Sept. 24-Mrs. Zenelda
Wallace, the mother Of General Lew Wal
lace, is lying critically i'll here. While de
livering a lecture last night she suddenly
sank unconscious TO the floor.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

ANGlEsEA, n. j., Sept. 24-John Hogate
was drowned by the capsizing of sailboat
In which he and A. Anderson attempted
70 cross Hereford inlet. Anderson clung
10 the bottom Of the boat FOR several hours
and was picked up.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

Boston, Sept. A-The Republican cam
paign committee has declined the invita-.
tion of the Democratic state committee 70
join in arranging for a series Of debates
between the gubernatorial candidates Of
the two parties.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

JERSEY City, Sept. "A The decision in
the case brought by the Prohibitionists to
test the constitutionality OF the new ballot
reform law will be rendered against them
Judge McGrath will formally give his de-
cision Friday. He has already announced,
however, how he will decide.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

CHATTANOOGA, Sept 24-M. ]. O'Brien,
the defaulting treasurer of the Catholic
Knights Of America, is in the custody Of
the Fidelity Surety company. Mrs OBrien
is willing to give her inheritance 10 the
liquidation Of her husbands shortage.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
Banquetine the Grant Tr,nl.,.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. a. Chief Justice
G. b. Andrews, OF the Connecticut supreme
court, presided over a banquet at Torring-
ton last night, given in honor Of Matthew,
Daniel and William Grant, triplets, born
Ia Torrington seventy years ago The
Grants are cousins Of the late General u.
8 Grant
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Colonel Oleott,
the high priest of the Thesophists, has ar
rived on the City Of New York. He tells
some wondrous tales about what the
adopts" do in India.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

PRINCETON, y. j., Sept 2l-The fresh
man fall examinations at Princeton col
lege were concluded yesterday. The class
Will number about S25 men, the largest on
record IN the history of the college. In
eluding the theological men, the total
mem bersbip Of students will reach 200.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

TowsoN, Md, Sept. PA. b. Donald
son, general agent in western Pennsyl-
vania Of the .81tna Life Insurance com
pany, who is indicted for kidnapping A. A.
Marshall, has been held in 5000 bail for
trial
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
Boxer Haley Dead.

NEW YoRK, Sept 24-James Haley, the
lightweight boxer, died at his home, the
Long Island hotel, on Front street, from
blood poisoning, induced by contact Of his
fist with the teeth Of an unknown stran-
ger who insulted Haley's wife on the night
Df Sent u
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
German Catholics and temporal

German Catholics and Temporal Power.
BUFFALO, Sept A.-The German Catho-
lie congress in session here has adopted a
platform in which it declares for the tenn
poral power OF the pope in Rome and de
mands the right to use the German
mother tongue.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

ToTTENvILLE, S. l., Sept. o. Mrs Cath
crime Herrill and her husband left their
home for a drive to Bethel cemetery. Mrs
Herrill remained IN the buggy while her
husband visited the grave Of friend. The
horse ran ggay, throwing Mrs Herrill out
on her head, killing her Instantly.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

NEW BRUNSWICK, N j., Sept. pa
man arrested in New Brunswick for in
toxication and entered upon the police
records as John Doe, committed suicide
in his cell by hanging himself 10 the door
with silk handkerchief.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 24.-The annual
rush" between the sophomores and the
incoming freshmen class at Yale occurred
last night on the Grammar school lot and
was won by the freshmen.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24-Nearly all the
silver and plated ware in she dining rooms
of the Imperial hotel were seized by the
sheriff under a writ Of replevin sued out
by the Meriden Britannia company. The
articles were appraised at 81 ,26l.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 24.--John Schneider.
aged forty-seven years, mason, "a passaic
avenue, had been on drinking spell for
some days, and his wife seenred warrant
for his arrest. When she told him that he
must go TO the police court he hanged
himself with piece Of old rope.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
Can't Investigate Hargart.

OTTAWA, Sept. 24-Last night the gov
ernment voted down Listers motion for a
committee to investigate the charges pre-
terred by him against Postmaster General
Haggart.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
No rrare of LIttla Anna.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept 24-No trace has
been obtained Of Anna Johnston, who was
kidnapped at Newark Tuesday by her
mother, The police have virtually ahan-
doned the case.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Sept 24-The Tam
many veterans dedicated their monument
this morning. Il is located at the Bloody
Angle" The dedication was one Of the
events Of the season.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 24-The statue of
Jefferson Davis will be placed in position
in the vanlted chamber OF the Confederate
monument on Tuesday or Wednesday
next and unveiled about Oct. is.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept. 24.-Five hundred
miners employed at the Enterprise col
liery are on a strike because Of the small
wages and the alleged exorbitant price
charged miners for mining material.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
Dr. Rurohard AZ Death,s moor.

SARATOGA, Sept. 4-Dr Burchardis
physicians say that their patient cannot
recover Peritonitis in an aggravated
lorm makes his death question Of few
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

CINcINNATI. Sept 24-Rev. Howard
MacQueary. under suspension Of heresy,
has formally withdrawn from the Protes-
tant Episcopal church. He has become
Universalist, and leaves at once for Sag
Inaw, Mich, where he takes charge OF a
church
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
Not Aneotsd by the Brlgrs Case.

NEW York, Sept. 24-The fall term OF
the Union Theological seminary began
yesterday. There were about thirty-fve
hew students present. Secretary Kings.
ley said he thought the Briggs case would
not affect the attendance in the least.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept 24-rhe grand jury
mas indicted Bertram G. Webster, who
shot Charles G. Goodwin on Aug. q for
murder in the first degree
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

DROPOSALS-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until noo1 saturd ty, September rs, 1891
at the County Court House for the erection
and completion OF an iron and steel highway
q ed, New Castle county, Delaware. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the Court
House in charge OF the ianifo-. All BIDS TO be
ad res sed 10 the chairman Of the committee
The committee reserve the ri xht to reject any
and all bids. ISAAC n. GRUBB.
Chairman.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

Generally from fair to partly cloudy.
With slight changes Of temperature, pos
IblY followed bF rain.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
LOST AND FOUND.

os1-RED IRISH SETTER, REWARD
- - II returned to name on collar, 4s5 East
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
T1HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANE.
PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
L the Jard Of Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department u ntil eight O'Clock, Tues.
day evening. Septem Der -. 1921, for unloading
by the 1000 about S5s,0o0 vitriied paving
bricks from car and boat snd haul same 10
Eleventh street between King street and
Delaware avenue, Jefferson street between
Ntnth street and Delaware avenue and
adams street between Seventh street "a 4
Delaware avenue and pile on sidewalk.
The Board OF Directors reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids
Sept "a 1891 RVEY J WILEY. Sec'y
Evening journal., 1891-09-24

In the candidates presented by the Republi-
can party in state convention assembled. We
recognize the cavalry leader Of the field Of
gettysburg General d Murtrie Gregg, Of
Berks county, and that veteran soldier. Captain
John w. Morrison Of Allegheny. Their names
on the Republican state ticket give assurance
that neither the party nor the Republic is un-
grateful 10 her defenders, her boys who wore
the Union blue in the days when iniqnitious
rebellion threatened the integrity Of the nation,
and we DO hereby pledge to them the active
and ardent support OF the Republican League Of
Clubs and the assurance that every member
here today viii return TO his home and give
zealous, unremitting and efficient service for
the success of the ticket
Williamsport was chosen as the place for
holding next years convention OF the
league. The convention then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
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HALF GROWN COL0RED GIRL TO
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Third street.
TANTFD-AGENTS u. l.. SH0CkEY.
w General Agent for the Star Publishing
Company Of Chicago, VIII be ~ the DelawSre ,s
the new book, ''The y orld's Fair" Address
him there. or call between g. m. aud D. m
MNESSRS. CHAS. Il. WEBSTER a. Co.,
kI wish to correspond at once with a COM
netent hook salesman. one who has sold ency-
eionedias. histories or books OF the highest
enality preferred To the right party an
Opportunity is offered to establish and cont roi
f1e sale Of the Library OF American Liteza-
ture in a field yet nnoccupied. Address, Il.
N. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
Evening journal., 1891-09-24
ROBINSON WON THE DAY
Chosen President of Pennsyl-
vania's Republican League.
GOVERNOR HILL AT POUGHKEEPsIE

He Pays His Respects to the Mckinley
Tariff Bin, Talks About worlds Fair
Matters and Says the New York DEM
ocrats Are Confident of Victory.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 24.-The election
Of Hon. John b. Robinson. Of Delaware
county, as president Of the Republican
state league by an overwhelming vote
was the climax Of the convention in the
Scranton armory. The rigid application
OF the rule excluding all clubs organized
since July 10 reduced the representation
to lss clubs with three delegates each. OF
this number Robinson received the votes
OF al clubs, Dalzell AZ, and Major Warren
10 clubs. The real fight Of the convention
was in the committee on resolutions,
which consisted of nine Robinson dele
gates and eight Dalzell men.
Chris Magee Protested.
Ex-Chief Justice Gordon demanded ad-
mission for forty-fiye clubs classed by the
executive committee as irregular, and
after wrestling with the subject several
hours the committee decided to submit il
to the convention for decision. Mr. Det-
weller, Of Dauphin county, promptly
moved to lay it on the table. Chris Magee
protested against such gag law The
resolution was tabled, however, aud then
began the nomination Of candidates for
president of the league. Hon. William G.
Moreland, OF Allegheny nominated John
Dalzeil, OF Pittsburg, in an able speech.
William Schaeffer, of Delaware county,
nominated Hon. John b. Robinson. Gen.
eral Goblin, Of Lebanon, nominated Major
Everett Warren, OF Scranton. and when
the election Of Robinson was announced
on the first ballot there was great enthusi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

Our esteemed contemporary. the .erish
1Sdin0s. objects to our speaking OF a person
lish Hebrew" The ground Of the objection ia
that tho word Hebrew means an adhercnt OF
the Jewish religion. and our contemp orary
holds that It Is Questionable to describe man
by naming his faith. So 1t would be II the
purpose was to express or intimate anything
unfavorable to the religion in question: but in
THE SUN the word had no such intention. 1t
was merely used to describe his nationality, to
tell what country and what race he comes
from. just as one would say in another case
that he was an Irishman. an italian. or Dane.
Our contemporary may suppose that It would
be sufficient to say that the man was from Po-
land. but wo think not. We know OF no other
phrase than the ono we used that precisely
expresses his nationality and origin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
FOR TIE RIVER POLICE:

They May Pursue Water Thieves In Flee.
trio Launches irThey Will Wait Year or 80
The Police Board yesterday dismissed Denis
J. Fogarty OF the Thirtleth precinct. Fogarty
has not shown up at the station house since
Dec. 3. and there were thirteen charges against
him. He was at one time one OF Inspector
Byrnes's mon.
Thomas Stewart OF the Nineteenth precinct
was retired.
The question OF providing steam launches
for the mon OF the steamboat Patrol was dis
cussed., Commissioner Voorhis said that tho
reason he had not advocated. the providing OF
steam launches was that he had been follow
Thames and tho SEEING where electricity wa;
Roundsman John, Walsh II the sanitary
squad VIII soon bs 20 years old, and therefore
DISQUALIFIED for duty as policeman. Tho
Board 81 Health sent u COMMUNICATION asking
TINT W9lsh's ago be Overlooked: Tho lettor
capable OF fulfilling his duties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

Mr.. ANDREW CARNEGIE appears to hold
decided opinions about the future destiny Of
the northern portion Of North America. In
reply to O question put to him By Mr.. JOHN
PATTERSON Of Ontario about the proposed es-
tabiishment Of iron works at Hamilton. he AN.
wered, with emphasis: when the foreign
colony OF Canada recognizes It's destiny and
becomes part Of the American Union. Il will
be time enough to consider the investment OF
capital there by Americans. This natural
union OF the English.speaking people OF the
American continent would double the value OF
everything in Canada, including the men OF
Canada"
There ts no doubt that Mr.. CARNEcrE's view
OF the effect OF continental union upon the
value OF property In Canada is just and mod
crate; and when the people Of Canada come to
the Same conclusion. they will undoubtedly
know how to make their judgment effective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
yifE BROADWAY PAVEMENT

Excepting 1T the Fower Static. at Hoastsa
Street the Work - New Cesssetee.
Contractor John d. Crimmins declares his
qualification at the practical completion Of the
pavement and cable construction in Broad.
way. Except for 100 feet at Houston street.
where the power station is building. the work
is now finished.
Mr.. Crimmins is proud OF It. He says that
2.5OO.OOO granite blocks have been laid. the
greatest number ever laid in the same space
OF time on one contract, and that 1t is the best
pavement and the best cable construction that
country.
=. Such dspressIons as may come from the set
Ting OF the earth where the water pipes were
that IN October next. when the city accepts the
pavement under the contract. II will Be in a.
makeit ~
The new bridge, stones have not been laid
rnr the reason that they could not DO obtained.
They will he quArried and dressed during the
wInt s AM, t tie Mains Granite Company viii
the plans and Specifications. The pavement
temDOrArY. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

A Richmond City Councilman has been
arrested for taking part In turkey raifie and
refusing to draw out OF the game when Or
dered to do SO by q shocked policeman. It Is
to DO feared that there arc many men in this
fast old planet who arc unable to resist the So
ductiveness OF turkey rafIle. Perhaps they
believe 1t to be an ancient and once laud-
able custom not to be regarded. ut worst,
as moro than tho mldest sort OF n malum
prohibit,nn. Perhaps they regard the great
cost Of q turkey procured by the hazards OF the
dice as evidence that avarice and the desire to
get property without labor can't be charged
upon the turkey rainier. There are persons
who will drink no stimulant but gin. and yet
regard themselves as sineularly vlrtuous and
teetotal in consequence. and perhaps there are
enthusiasts who regard the process of turkey
raining as not gambling. but a spirited method
for the distribution OF food products.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
PROTESTANT cArHrp.AE p1hys.
Ths Trustees Have Accepted The Amended
Dessgns 81 Architects Helms d LafArwe.

The Trustees Have Accepted The Ane.ssA
Dessgss ef Architects Helms d Lahsrxe.
George Macculloch Miller informed Helms
4 LAiar1o. the architects In Temple Court.
yesterday that the Board OF Trustees Of thu
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine had subsran.
TALLY accepted the amended plans for the ca.
thedral a. they were submitted. There NAV
be few small changes In the plsns In the
course OF construction OF the cathedral, but
practically they will remain unchanged.
The general ground plan OF tho edilce IL IN
tho form Of the cross. The arms Of which. form.
ing tho nave. transepts. and chancel have each
q central and two side aisles The general OK.
terror dosirn is that OF large central lantern
or tower. In tho four angles OF the cross ara
four thanking towers with entranoeA AZ the
west front are two larger towerr, the central
one beipg crowned By q spire. which looms up
:. IN tho amended plans greater seating carao.
ity has boon given to the main body Of the
cathedral. and more decoration has been
added to the spire. This. cathedral. will face
west Instead Of south. and the ohapels will rise
abruptly from the retaining wal! OF Morning.
side Park The total external length OF the
cathedral viii be $40 feet, the width Of tia
front and the traneeptf respectively 100 and
ironfthe floor Of the cathedral and 52S feet
80 feet high. - w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
Having Kicked like a bay steer against

Having kicked like n bay steer against
mortgages. the Kansas Alliance Is aboutto 70
into tho business OF being q loathsome mort
ERgee ITSELF The Kansas Alliance Co3pera-
tive Mortgage Association has been formed.
It remains to be seen whether the Alliance will
be any more rendy to pay interest to a company
OF this name than to IN ordinary investment
company. Tho capital - to DO raised by
the sale OF stock. SO that Will street might
have voice in the company II It desired: but.
according to the Kansas Alliance theory. there
should be no obligation to pay either interest
or principal OF mortgage to the shark
mouthed and harpy-clawed capitalists OF the
East. No mortgages genuine unless hayseed
Is used to sand" the ink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
HASN'T FOUND COL. GROSS.
Agent Traltteur Wants TO See the Pictur~
Dealer-satin Liniags Seized.

Agent Tra1tteur Wants TO See the Picius,>
Deaier-satin Linisgs Seized.
Col August Gross. the art dealer. from
whom Treasury Agent Charles H. Traitteur
seized The Lion in AMBUSH and AUX
Armes." in Minneapolis. could not be found
yesterday. He returned from Washington on
Thursday evening after calling on Assistant
Secretary spaulding. and registered at the
Hotel Bnrtholdi. He remained In the hotel
but few moments. and has not been seen
there since. Treasury Agent Traitteur was
hunting him yesterday.
At the Custom House an invoice was discov-
cred which shows that on Aug. 10 last I. de b.
Spiridon Of Spiridon 4 Co. West Twenty
second street, arrived with two boxes Of paint
!!nss. on which Re paid ss1 1dutles: The paint.
met Spiridon on the French line wharf that
day. Mr. Traitteur asked Spiridoq yesterday
as * tS ths nat9rS o. the Hainttnfs brought III
were cheap things In rolls. ! had forgotten
about them: sold them almost imm ediately."
TreasMry Inspectors Hussey and Britton OF
Chief Wilhur's stan walked into the Tailoring
establishment Of Cooper g. Jarvis. 81 Broad.
way. yesterday. and seized $500 worth Of satin
stea mship City OF Chicago thrust out Of O port
hole to Q confederate on the wharf on the last
trip OF the steamship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

street entrance OF the Allen street school. is
not saloon. It is Hebrew shop. where.
among other things, wine Is sold by the
bottle TO be carried away.
This finishes tho 100 cases alleged. by the
i1sf In Its malicious and INSCRIPTIONS ct
tempt to manufacture evidence in support
OF charges previously and recklessly made
without evidence. II therc is single cssc
In tho 100 which affords basis for reasona-
bic and candid criticism of tho Boards acts.
an impartial examination fails to dieclose It.
We have taken the trouble to 60 into this
matter In detail to settle once and for all
the true character Of the Posrs fraudulent
lists. We suppose IL will keep right on
printing its bogus catalogues. There Is no
law or rule that wo know OF to prevent that
Mugwump newspaper from deceiving the
public II 1t can. but we fancy that after this
exposure 1t will find that further enterprise
in the same direction Is waste OF space
and type metal.
To recapitulate the case against Mr.. E. L.
GoDKIN:
1. He made In advance OF any evidence
charges Of criminality and brutal indiffer-
ence to the public interests against two
public officers. simply because they wcre
members OF Tammany Hall, appointed by
Mayor GRANT.
.. To support his charges. he spent about
two weeks 10 presenting a. evidence licenses
which had been granted before Mr.. FrTz-
PATRICK and Mr.. KOCH took Office.
3. Detected and exposed In this trick. he
cheerfu!ly resorted to an entirely new sys-
tenn OF false representation. to which we
have attended in the foregoing paragraphs.
4. He has misrepresented the Law.
9. He has misrepresented the facts.
6. He has assumed radius Of "immedi-
ate Vicinity" for which no had no warrant
In precedent or common sense and which,
II adopted by the Board. would nullify the
license laws Of the State and establish
prohibition In great part Of the city's ter
rltory.
2. He has adopted fraudulent system OF
measuring distances In order to bring as
many licensed places rs possible within his
preposterous radius.
g. He has persistentlv and dishonesty
misrepresented distances. even according
to his own plan Of measurement.
8. He has misrepresented the character OF
the licenses granted. reckoning systemati-
cally as saloons" licenses Of class 4, such
as are issued only to grocers. druggists and
bottlers. and which authorize the sale OF
liquor only in packages by the bottle or
measure. not to be drunk on the premises.
10. He has done all Of these dlshonorable
things with full knowledge OF what he was
doing. and with no other purpose than to
crafty his notorious hatred OF our city Gov
eminent and OF Tammany Hall.
You may stand down now. Impudentissi-
mus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

Now that the League and the American
Association have met and kissed each other.
and dove-eyed Peace has umnired their long
dispute to the satisfaction Of both. the future
Of the national game looks as beautiful as
ever did tho Hon. MICHAEL JoLI KELLY
In his most aureate and pulchritudl-
nous prime: and the American citizen
who doesn't SO to speak. shout for joy
and also sing in consequence Is going to have
tho grip. and needs to be looked to- The war
OF secession IL over. and union. at fifty cents
general and twenty-five cents special id
mission. is cemented. Therefore the crank
longs for the springtide and the heart Of the
bowler is high.