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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
PEARL EYTINGE Is IN LUCK,
ROBERT 4. CHEsEBROUGH GIVES HER
A HOME FOR LIFE.
II the Nouse Burns Down ITS neIrs Must
Reb0iid II tor Her aud keeP II 1nsured.
ana Pay Taxes for FIFTY HeNrs.

| II the Houss Burns Down His Hetrs Muat
| Reb0iid II tor ner and Keep Il 1nsured.
ANA Pay Taxes for FIFTY HeSrs.
pcnrl Ey,inge, tho actress. ts In luck. Ye.-
!ordny In the County Clerks o1ice there was
recorded the lease OF the house and lot ut 2DD
East Forty eighth street by the owner OF the
property. Rob 'rt A. Chcsehrough, In favor OF
Pearl Eytince for n period of 30 years for the
nominal consideration Of 81. The document
was dated and signed by both Of the contracting
parties on The 10th day OF February last the
signatures being witnessed by Adam W. Bove.
Tho instrument is peculiar legal docu-
mont In its way. and describes tho
party Of the second rnrs MS tho daugh-
ter OF Sol and Margaret Eytnge. Then
The timo Of the lea.e. which Is to continue ia
force Tor nifty years. unless terminated by tho
cannot lease or assign. the said property dur.
Ths ss tho s saa 70 ao%St and une.r
tainty. as to what his Intentions in the matter
Sss Iu saHs s and % sS%s may
s%s n' SaT 'se In Srops sa;s 81 Il:
or other causes. no directs that the proreriy
s 81. "s.
desire o oscury the premises she may rent
Tho reason given bv Mr.. Chesebroueh for
executing the lease. rs embodied In tho docu.
ment. IRE IA follows:
The interest Of the party OF the first part in
making this leaso is 10 rrovide n home for the
party Of tho second part during her litetime
without my cost to her OF taxes or any other
charEos."
On the outside OF the lease is this endorse.
mont:
This lease is written throughout By me
and IN my own handwriting.
:" ROBERT A. CHEsEDRoU6H."
The only Robert 4. Chesebrough in the Di-
rectorv is the well-known Union League Club
nun. head OF tho ChesebrouRh Manufacturing
Company OF "a state street. end prnprietor OF
the Cnesehrongh h-atinC and Vtntil atinG Sys-
tenn He Is q member OF the Authors Club
and tho Ruiing Club.
Miss Eviinge is the actress who frat appeared
in Now IorE rs !so in The CIemencenM Case"
A good deal OF talk WAS mnds In 1881. 1874
by her two marriages to DR.. Joseph Watkins
Yard. She married him In LONDON In May.
1880. when lie was freeh from college. The
news cama out when. she advertised tho mar
rinve IN THE Sun. Then Yard sued for an sb.
solnte divorce and got 1t.
On Jan. II. IL 4. he married her again over In
jersey City and again his parents learned rt
i when tho advertisements vera printed.
Miss Eytinge has written lurid book called
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
H.rr,e.n's Theatre Reopenea.

There was nothing new in the whole thentrl-
cal length OF Broadway last evening. The
only fresh entertainment offered was by tho
newly organized Cleveand's Ministries. who
gave. al the Park Theatre. n good illustration
o. Inc present manner OF negro minstrelsy.
Iheir first part" was cay to look at with its
Costumes und scenic setting. and the rest OF
we show consisted Of strong. popular thing
var me ne o. variety. All OF it made good d.
IN IN Broadway theatrical even with news in il
sastho reope ming OF IIarrignn's Theatre. with
,nitesuniplinn OF last seasons play. Reilly amt
io os ts,:.r me rert"rmance had not changed
a as A. With the former one. with harrgan
i lewis IN her, msmorable depletion OF
da o ,L%ggh girl: Emma Pollock as tho
i snd the Photographic scenes from New YORK
s a., thsir former sceytivcness. The scen.s
.ne reality than hefore. hut In all other re-
s snT this clever mixture Of comedy. farce:
IN nna vaudeville proved Rgain thai 1t deserved
us great success. large audience was fully
oAtted handsomely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

Tho mnnatoe cnme all tue way from the
upper Amazon. and was brought here by Capt.
Oliphnnt OF the steamer Cyril. 1t is about 8
fee, long and is only 8 months old; When full
grown it will ha twice ~ biz. Tho mana'ee
abounds ~ tropical regions aud lives in water
cou,se close to tho shore. 1t leeds on the
vegetable growth nong the banks. Its akin 10
Einylsh black and bears u few scattered Oris-
tIea. Tho male has whiskers.
Tho picture show. tho nanatee as 1t looks
whom renchinE !or food; Tho by leaning over
animals ignorance by feeding tho nNnatce u
piece Of paper which h. IN the poo-. sEipl. for
eiGner. resembles the green lettuce with which
it has lust been gorging itself. After tho
manatee has complex cd a trim with the circus
man to whom 1t hn. besn sold. and has he ONO
hotter ncnuaintod with the American vouth: 1t
will be wisernnd more prone to Investigate The
things thrown into its tank. Mr.. Burns calls
the animal kosy.
Next to heing fed. the manatee likes to- be
rubbed on the back. 1t can only be persuaded
TO, exhibit vnss Of agitation bv havin: its
tail In mild protest.
The flesh OF the manatee is considered fsh
by the Roman Catholic Church in Brazil. and
may be eaten on fast days. The hide 10 made
into harness and whips OF amazing strength
and durability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
HUMAN BONES OVERLOOKED.
Found ON the Pier to Which tho Park
Place Rubbish Was Carried.

Found ON the Pier to Which the Park
Place Rubbish Was Carried.
Another evidence OF tho carelessness with
which Tho debris OF the Park place Iuns was
searched was The finding OF three human
homes in tho pile Il rubbish at the foot OF
Vesey s rect yesterday. When Contractor
Leamnn's men carted the rubbish away from
the middle oi Park place they dumped 1:
where Washington Market formerly stood,
and there workmen separated the brick and
iron from tho combustible material and burn.
ed what ihey could.
At2 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON a man en-
gagged in this work discovered q human high
bone. lie prud,led around further. and after
g. mo search found two more DOnos Oflirer
Me9gher "f The steamboat SOUND was notified
newspaper and caried Them 10 the Morgu'.
where the Coroner was notified. There is not
tho least doubt but that these bones arc u part
OF one OF the still missing bodies. traces Of
which were never found during tho work Of
rescue three weeks ago.
beginning to-day the Grand Jury will In
yestignte the Park place disaster, sitting Tor
that purpose from 1890 In the afternoon until
tile close OF the day's business. One hundred
witnesses will 10 called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
A Ru,,ro,d War IN O;ea,.

CLEAN. n. ". Sept. l4-There Ia great ex.
element here this morning over tho action Of
the Western New York and Pennsylvania Hail.
road Company In laying tracks on Railroad
avenue in opposition 10 the wishes Of the poo
ple. At 4 o'clock this morning the railroad
people laid a switch in front or and. In places
on the steps OF. about IL dozen business places
on the avenue. making tho pr"nerty nlino' I
track. THO trouble grew out OF lie business
places asking the Board OF Health to o.npel
the railroad u MI in The swamp in the r.ar
which H. owns and which has becons = mi
sancn.. Thu. rHilloa owns both ihn. front and
rear OF the business HOUSES some Of winch ~ u
pahy had inlmnctions ready to serve in ease
tho business houses intOr!ered W III the aying
the scene, and threats nre made OF removing
the rails by force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Jersey City's FREQ Library.

The trustees OF the Free Library In jersey
City hava decided to establish seven branch
Offices for the accommodation OF the public
Orders for books will be taken up at the
branches and the books delivered daily, In the
snme manner ms the mail Is collected and de.
lIyr!sd. There Mill be ono COLLECTION aud one
muuipaw AMI Pacific avenues. Ocean and nan.
forth avenues. NirRinia and Jackso avenues,
lrnl avenue ana South street. and Eighth
street and Jersey avenue. The new arrange.
ment will 70 INTO effect GU Oct. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
4 BRIGHT GASOLINE BLAzE

For Three.quarters or an Hour Barrel
OFT Burned In Fourteenth Street.
A barrel OF gasoline belonging TO the New
York Cable Construction Company burst into
one large flame near the corner OF Twentieth
street and Third avenue last night with roar
that sounded like salute Of artillery to pedes
trims scores Of blocks away.
Flying. burning fragments were sent in every
direction. Close to the scene OF tho OK posion
was the fruit stand OF Santo Dof:ndo. an Ital-
ard First avenue His trousers caught lire.
He was not seriously injured, but was tukon 10
bellevue Hospital.
1t took three fire companies three. quarters
OF an hour to extingrtsh tho gasoline. It
burned with Gear. white fame ana a great
some OF the gasoline lad leaked TO The side.
walk. a theory was formed that the cigar or a
match thrown by some one rassing iGnited this
accidentally and that the fire spread.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
TERRIBLE FLOODS IN sPAIM
Two Thousand People Perish IN the Prov
tnce or Toledo.


MADRID. Sept. A.-Ofslcial Information has
been received here from tho scene OF the ter
rble floods now devastating the Province OF
To'edo. Two thousand persons have already
rerlshed. and 40 immense amount OF damage
has been done by the swollen waters.
At present IL is utterly impossible to send
assistance to tho survivors, rs all rond and
railway communication with the scene OF the
disaster has been cut of.
The floods threw train from the track near
Castilejo. and one per-o was killed ard three
were injured. A house collapsed in Toledo
and six persons we're crushed 10 death.
Officlal kilograms report that 1900 persons
persisted In the destruction OF ConsueR'a bv
tho overflow OF tho Amnrgnillo. Hundreds OF
others were injured by falling buildings and
enormous numbers OF cattle persisted. At
other places many persons were drowned and
much property was damaged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
The Dudiey-Gurney Marriage.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Earl OF Dudley wns
married To-day to Miss Rachael Quincy ut
Trinity Church. Sloans stree. The chuncel
was lined with tall palm trees. backed with
lows Of white lilies and forms. producing n
most beautiful effect. Tho Duke OF Bedford
gave the bride nway. The bridal d, sss WAS OF
Ivory dnchesse satin. with a full court train:
rhe Prince OF Wales. the Duke and Duchess OF
Portland. the Duke and Duchess Of Man
chester. The Duke and Duchess 81 Athole. tho
Duke and Duchess of Montrose. and host Of
members OF tho Hristocracy were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
NEWS OF THE RAILROADx
Latest Information or Interest from A
Quarters.

Latest Information OF Interest from All
Quarters.
A meeting Of tho special committee ap-
pointod to prepare q new agreement for tho
Western Passenger Association. to bring IL
into conformity with that OF the Western
Traffic Association. will be held in Chicago to-
day. The committee consists OF Passenger
Traffic Manager White OF the A,chson. Cen
eral Passenger Agent Thrall OF the North
the Burlington. and Commissioners Walker.
Finley, and linine. But the Western Pnssen.
Se ot nresds IN tSs sssp
and it will: no doubt. he much more Giflcult
task 70 whip into line the several outsiders in
Eas'.bound shipments Of freight hy all lines
last week amounted to 6Ol9l tons. against
SS9i tons. "s as " against 725so Tor the same NJ,
perlod last year. decrease o. 2329 tons The
an increase over the preceding week OF 3l.522
tons. The shnnents OF flour. grain. and pro-
5s
gated 25,GlS tons. against 25;2i6 for the week
previous. an increase OF ;iI2 tons: a. against a
carried 81 rer cent. Of the trnfic. The Pennsyl::
x If p.r hs sGssS and
0per cent.
Tho fact that the PRICES OF wheat is four TO
six cents higher in St. Louis lhnn IN the Chi
cago marker is causing considerable nneasl-
nsss among the traffic officials OF the Chicago
roads. As n natural consequence. OF such .
state OF affairs the wheat from Kansas md
Nebraska is ~ ostly going Fast by way OF st.
Louis. some OF 1t being shipped by river to
New Orleans for export.
Tn" East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company bought Yesterday the con-
troll If the Chattanoo.a Union Belt hnIlronh.
entire railroad facilities In AMI. about Chatta-
no, gu. All the lines running into hnttanooga
nre obliged to use the tracks OF this belt line.
The sale was for cash. which was paid ycstsr.
day. This Is claimed 10 he a most valuable n"-
GlIisition for tho East Tenn $50 Cotl,,nnny and
its controlled Srorrr les. as it gives them con
featuring centre IN lie Eontl. The sellers
were rerresen al in tho negotiations by i. H..
pemberton Vi Chattanooga.
Vice- President Lime OF the Union Pacific
Railway repors that the refundlyg pan IL
progressing slowly hut surely. None Of the
creditors Is 81 ing the company any trouble.
and ali nro willing 10 await The completion OF
the plan. which must result shortly. ..'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
P-..,1..t D,.. Review. Hts Array.

CrTY OF MEXICO Sept. 14.-President Dlaz
to-day reviewed 5000 troops. all armed. rs for
service. The spectacle attracted a great
crowd Of spectators. and many cheers wore
heard.
Tho battery Of Hotchkiss guns and the
cadets were prominent features In the review.
The city is full OF strangers. and tho streets
are crowded with workinCmen intent on see.
Ing the sights.
There was : torchlRht procession tonight.
Diaz. Later the President gave re-
ception at the National Palace. which
come 10 oifer birthday congrstuiations.
He was tho recipient OF many rich pres:
ents The Grand Army, post here intend
tn present him with photograph OF the mem
bors OF the post.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
The Emnsrnr Mi..ed nuAe Erns...

BERLIN. Sept 14.-At the review OF the Elev.
enth Army Corps at Erfurt all the Thuring!an
Princes. EXCEPT Duke Ernest Of saxe-CohurC
and Gothic. were present. When Empcror
William crossed over 10 CoburR this morning.
ne said to the Minister Of State OF that duchy
DIR. g. Won BONN. Brettin: II am very sorry
not TO see the Duke ut tho heal OF his regi-
msnt." The Duke IL Colonel OF the Sixth Reg
General OF Prussian cavalry ard Colonel of',he
Seidlitz ncuirassiar regiment.
~ Emperor held n review OF both army
corps combined al Gamstadt. a village nenr
Erfurt. Tomorrow tho Fourth ana Eleventh
Army Cons will operate together against n
from Frfurt. Tho King ~ sxony takes part
In the manuuvres. On Sent. IT, nccOrtllng 10
present Maps. The imperial couple will leave
Grfurt for Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

MAYS LANDING Sept. 1.-the trial of Mrs.
Julia c. Lppincott on q charge OF forgery oc.
cupied the entire day in tho Atlantic County
Court. Mt this place. to. day.
verdict OF ac1ui,tal. Tho State tried to prove
thai Mrs. Lippincott had forged her husband's
name ~ executing mortgages. bnt The Court
ruled that this was not forgery whom the
fact was known to her husband. It was
shown that she was in the habit OF signing
that the name !. W. Stokes was not written By
Mra. Lippincott. but by another person. Mrs.
Mpnin:ott 10 now free OF all the charges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
The uun,c,p., Middle In Orange,

ORANGE n. j.. Sept. 1.-THE financial situa-
tion In this town has been relieved by two men.
who have pledged $4,000 each to tide over
Mayor Truman'e tronhic. He wouldn't sign
sewerage notes because they contained this
acts conditions, and things required 10 b
done precedent To-. and III this issuance OF.
these certificates OF indebtedness havs been
agreeing to sign the noles IL the words and
In were stricken out. This will DO done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Want. to Bet HIS Farm.

BALTIMORE. Sept. I4.-Frank Brown. the
Democratic candidate for Governor. will &C.
cept the challenge OF Col. Van Mort. tho Re.
PUBLICAN candidate. for q ploughng match.
Mr. Brown SAYS:
n" am willing 10 wager one farm against tho
careful AMI thorough management than that OF
my opponent. i have not ploughed for ten
years and have no desire TO 20 hack Into tho
harness again. but ! do not think have for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Eva Msnn's Manager Dyius.

arthur NJ. Cole. who represented G. II.
nsr'iner' the hacker OF Eva Mann In her brief
~ .our as an actress. is dying Of consumption In
, ~, nnincent's Hospital. Cole was left without
iinonsy when the Eva Mann company dis
minded, and Secretary Quincy of the Actors
hhnna found him sick and destitute at the
G aner,cus Hotel In Fourth avenue. Charles
tt"nuuher. whom, Cole represented. lives In
'ohlecticut and is said to be wealthy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Phaon Illschs rye d.

MI Richard Mansfield aud his leading man.
vincent Sternroyd. had scene last Saturday
10 a rehearsal OF" Nero" and Mr.. Sternroyd
was discharged last night. Mr.. Sternroyd was
S cSs lor the part OF Ihnon. Mr.. Mansfield ac-
sus VA MN o' being inattentive ut rehearsal.
anu Mr. sternroyd answered l. ack sharply that
W was attending to his business.
~ nen Mr.: Mansfield told him 10 leave the
! atre and not return until he wns ready 10
ss,poloelze, Mr.. Mansfields manager says Mr.
LLaeaInroyd was rude. Mr.. Sternroyd says he
uas cot contract and at he will sue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
where Yesterday. .-r.. Were.

A. M.-I4a 90 Madison street. John Manning. no
damage; 3:.a AZ East 18th street John caro-.
siooa; AS East 10th street: 800! and so East
Iiuth stree. SIat cAnse unknown 3:3s. tOi Robbins
avenue Andrew Borp. s.on: 0:io io7 Lewis stresL
Anthony kingler Sli; iOaO. 224 West Twentieth
stree, Georvo SchulenbsrR. k7a
s,J. Ringers street Mary Reilly. no damage: Tan
barrel gasoline At Twentieth street anu third ave-
s:2a IA East Eighteth street, Kari Goldberg. SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

PARIS. Sent. IA dress rehearsal OF 10
henRrn" will DO leld on Tuesday. to which
subscribers will be admitted. Tho perform
ance OF the opera is nxel for Friday. Tho
majority OF the newspapers are in favor OF the
are only a handful OF agitators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Note. or Foreign H.ppeninE.,

A hand Of briRands attacked and captured
the railroad station at Pavlokioi. east oI Adri-
anopie. Tho outlaws shot two Eendarmes who
attempted TO oppose them.
The Indian Government has chosen five.
yenr- old relative OF the ex. Maharajah as the
new lajah Of Manirur. British off1cer will
administer affairs during his minority.
The steamer Arizona will sail on Saturday
from Liverpool for New York. tho dana oe
which che sustained in the collision with the
harkentine Matthew Baird having been very
slight.
Tho committee formed to bring about the re.
lease Of Mrs. Maybrick from prison has re-
lained the services Of Sir Charles Russell and
Sir HORACE Dayey in order to test the legality
TO Mrs. MAVERICKS detention in prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
4 snake ia the Church,

The congregation Mt st. james Episcopal
Church was somewhat disturbed last Sunday
morning by the presence among the. Worship
about eighteen inches Ia length The ugly iu-
trnder was disposed OF and carried out before
known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
HIT HIS PASTOR.

FnFMeF NrOWh OtTehuH 1tIS RISht 10 TAX
In Prayer Meeting.
DALTON. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE local Congre.
Gat!onal church Is greatly stirred up by the
actions OF n member Waldo Brown. farmer.
Prown. who Is 70 years old. is noted for his
tnlkRtivsness. On Thursday evening last be
monopolized the prayer m.oting to such an
extent that not even the singing OF hymns could
stop his flow o. words. When demonstrated vii. h
aftrrward by the pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Hddrews.
Farmer Brown struck Mr.. Andrews In tho
face. church meeting Ia called for FRIDAY
evening; when 1t Is thought the old man Will
be OK peled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
scasonnbIe Re nectlOns.

FTOW INC IHUIUNd WfsstHVeT
summer flies. The katydld,ll soon begin to
saw it's fiddle. From its deep and shady
Frost ere long viii put its veto on the calumet
MOSQUITO. Hoed the lesson which this teaches
-now's the time TO can your peaches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
4 rERY AMrABLE FOREIGNER.
Hut the Newiy.arrived Masstse rsn't
IAked by the Rest Of tNe Msnnxsrie

Ihked ny the Rest OF the Menaxe erie.
manatce. or sen COW. tho flrst brought into
tie United States In ten years. is Just now get
ting share OF attention at Donald Burns's I'm
imal store tll5 Roosevelt street hat 1ls with
jealousy the big brown baboon that pretends
to read parer In cage alongside. The Other
members OF tho menacerie. too. seem to look
upon the manatec as an intruder. The parrots
chatter angrily. the monkeys fight and two
big allieators hiss their disarprobation. But
the mnnatce lies placidly in a tank OF water.
seemingly oblivious OF these hostile demon-
sfratione
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

"M HtNo1oS. Sept. 1.-THE President Is ex-
mee'ea to return to Washington tomorrow
n"nl cape May. accom- anisd by Private Soc
Esay Malford and the persons att ached to the
MrSS'ItNe Office who have been with him.
tbsA TEpurndale. Mass. The work OF renovstinG
nle,a IdIecutiye mansion has not yet been COM
s RAD oat the residential portion OF the houee
"'esuy lor occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
A BURGLAR

requires courage. but imitators
Hons Malt extract Is SO popular
IhaI ths sG sSs nsSk q v "sSh s,
Tie. Eisner & Msndelson Co., sois
agents. Q Barclay st. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
The Famine IL Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 14.-Enormous sacks
have been placed in the Kazan Cathedral for
the receipt OF scrars OF food. which will be sent
to the famine districts and distributed some
had been toastad by the contributors. wore
among tho donations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

TRENTON. Sept 1,-Mrs. Louisa E. Bowers.
we'll known 10 certain class all over the State
as Lou Watson, died tonight from eating
toadstools. which she Ind gathered last Fri
day by mistake Tor mushrooms.
She kent u tlisrepuiable house near the State
Capitol. and i wa. irennented by mnnv poili-
Mans we s came here r"m was NJ sevsn
years ago and she Il said 10 own considerable
real estate in Syracuse. sh0 l. sail 10 hnye
son. who lives In Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
ook O"t for the Chicago Footb.,l.t..

Much interest Is being takou In football circles over
the visit OF the Chicago football paysra They are 70
meet picked teams In the vicinity OF New York during
he wees The conflict win take place At Ridsswood In
Chicago the Tstiss considered stron esst .cuh
as sn Laersi9re p.en selected TO rsy.essntths West
~ hsW York on THURSDAY, anu on sunday They viii
.rn,r, m: main "a. onset OF %: Chicago.
1his match viii be the last the Chicago team will psy
United States. - Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15

NEW ORLEANS Sept. lI.-An the militia and
other military organizations OF the State turn
ell out to-day 10 lay the foundation atone of
the monument to tho citizen soldiers who were
killed in the fight OF Sept. IA. 1874. against tho
Kellogg government. .,'
The light took place on Canal street. tho
business thoronghfars OF tho city. and resulted
In the denth OF eighteen OF tho citizens force
md twenty.three Of Tie Kellogg troops. and
day the Kellogg carpet.bag government went
10 pieces.
year as thu death Of the Republican party In
Louisiana. The monument Will be erected in
the centre OF Canal street All tho money
needed for 1t hns been subscribed.