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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
SHCLTZ Defends HIMSELF.
DENYING THAT HE INTIMDATED VOTERS IN
us PRECINCT.

DENYING THAT He INTIMuDATED VOTERS IN
his PRECINCT.
superintendent Murray yesterday sent to the Police
Commissioners report intended to eXOnerate Captain
William schultz, Of the Union Market squad accused
of trying TO ntmidate persons in his precinct VINO
were friendly to William +. Grote, the County De
mocracy candidate for Alderman in the XIlth District
Inspector Williams who had been directed 10 make
investigations had forwarded to Mr.. Murray some afi-
davts hquOrdealers in the district and letter from
Captain sculz. The statements of Captain schultz
were follows:
respectfully report that | have not attempted in
company with Ward Detective Brennan, 10 ntimidate
any voter or saloon Keeper In the Auth As
seniby District, neither did l order request
the transparency to be removed from The win
any other p.nce 1t Is a notorious fact that Win
lam f. Grotc and his associates have made and arc
sJill making political canvass Tor the SAID William F..
Grote Alderman Of TINS district, alleging that
interested IN and DESTROYS Of securing the election OF
the said Groe, thus attempting u use my Official sta
zion in the interest Of the said GrOte without my
authority or consent and against the discipline OF this
d. pnrtmcDt nm "a police officer and not Interested
H. H. advancetnent OF any candidate Of an, nolitlraI
party. / therefore considered IL my duty to inform
the people OF this district Tat am not his friend.
scor 10 be called his friend. His character Will
not bear investigation lie has been prisoner in the
occasions indicted fsT riot and feloniOus assault
in Queens County, tried, convicted for assault and i'm
prsoned for the The records Of Queens County
viii prove my assertions To be true.
Inspector Williams had written his own judgment
In tie case thus
CAPTAIN Schultz had done only what was Just and
right to contradict the statements Of William r. GrOe
a man OF VIGOROUSLY bad character and candidate for
an elective Office. who trying to create the i'm
preston That he Schultz was his personal friend and
interested In his election Therefore, my judgment Is
TINT Captain Schultz has done nothing to warrant com
plant or ccnsure.
The report was placed on file
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

Of registration in the Republican districts IS marhcgH
greater than the increase IN the Democratic Hlstlo.,:
seem, 10 De great deal broken mp, II not deofiAcu
They gave Cleveland in 1850 majority oil De'We'n
/ 500 aud 100. Il does not seem 10 me INIT II -
probable that they can do any sucI th's lI9 ~
Indeed. know level headed men who do not De,lere
it will be 800 In tucens County the ~
a fight among themselves over local HOihIl".iii ~,
which can hardly bode any good for the DehDcIaaug
Ticket But suppose we assume tlat INC cVlIIn.,.9
south Of the north line OF NcwIork, not ncludins
New York viii give a Democrats majority Of l+6o7
az they did i'm lass. A. ! have already sh0"l' Idt
still leaves Mr. Fas,ett and his associates eecled Dy
1900 70 i 900 majority. We can, thcNloIt uiV"
that much OF ceway for errors IN my calculations.
If my calculation 70 New ok Cay j. cOrtco aS
II the Republicans Of the state come doNu - ' h Re
line OF the cty with even G2OOo inaJOnN, IN 80 w
publican STATE ticket would DE elected even with hsS
and the other southern counties giving them W ma, nl"
JOnty Of 1oe-. II am ~ error as 10 ~! o' t,,,"r
a. TO New York CITY. and if We allow to flOWvI
the majority Of $4,000 which Cleveland got III Ioo7,
Inc Republicans OF the state down 10 the hOIll
line OF New York with y 900 majority, Fas.ett ana 5
associates still elected. II tho Democratic Hao
I'm Kings and the other southern counties Is retuccu,
go high 10000 and s succeed tle r.sV I'll ''0
State gives II 600 or 2OcU) less than Ia 1e5s. - ..
We'll then you say, now suppose you mean t 10
admit that YOU have said that You believe INA to
Republican State ticket is TO be elected re-, h'
come to that conclusion and an myself ,Gfpt-ci a.
IT, | made cOncealmeut among my Trends 3I.c!
the nomination that White l thought It was the TSI
fiat the cLaDces against It's success very great
remained OF thai opinion when others seemeu 10 %
carried away BY Fassctts magnetism, though always
stated that | would not express decided opinion u
leved that that was the key 70 the Tiadg. - tS
add that have been away from the neat ol ~ m
campaign ard have net been In position 70 be r'cI
away by the enthusiasm or excitement III V'II't9i
am vain enough TO think that my expression Ol Op mon
Is entitled TO weight than IL would nave Dc,h
| had been here and under the influences, nae
referred to- I repeat, II the Repubcan> Of the state,
outside OF New-Y ORR, do anything like WhAt tney
promise to do. regard the election Of the Republican
afa tic hot a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
GooD PRICES FOR ANTIQUE FURNITURE

The Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, No 24O FiXh-
ave, filled yesterday afternoon with men and
women who came to attend the THIRD days sale Of
antique and modern furniture, porcelalns marbles
and bronZes belonging TO the Netmore and De Renne
estates, and collection Of Colonial and Chppendae
furniture from welknOwn families of South Carolina.
About $500 WIS realized, making the amount far
realized about $4,000 In many instances the bid
ding wa, spirited and good prices obtained. The
largest buyers John Muller William Bchrens,
George skdmore and william Smith. The articles
which brought the highest prices Carved book
cLsc SO antique chest OF drawers, S110 two marble
bnsts By Hiram Powers. $3.50; Vernis Martin cabinet,
Si25: Turkish coffee table 1925; Italian hall clock,
$50 and Louis XIV tOrtOseshell and buhl drawing
room table, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, oct. Bottle Supreme Court of the
United states to-day transacted the following business
No. 71.-1he Union Pacific Railroad Company, ap-
peant, agt. William f. Thompson, ct al Dismissed
with
No; 1,44fEFrank Murray, ct al, plaintiffs in error,
agt the First National Bank of Montague, Tex. Dock
eted and dismissed with costs
No. 1,114.-RObert ID. Hunter, ct al, plaintiffs in
error, agt. John L. Coyle. Dismissed with costs.
NO. BO-A. III. Johnson appellant, agt the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company !;
No. 1.-THE st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company, appellant, agt. a. ii. Johnson
Argued.
No. 65-The Kankanna Water Power Company, ct
AL plaintiffs in error agt. the Green Bay and Missis
Sppi Canal Company. Argument begun.
Adjourned until Monday at ~ O'Clock. The day
call will be a follows: Nos. 3d. 66, %, 68 3d., 639
60 10 ~ and 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
CLOSE or The MEDICAL COyFERESaA
A NUMBER OF PAPERS READ BEFORE The STATE

A NUMBER OF PAPERS READ BEFORE The SAFE
ASSOCIATION.
The last days session Of the eighth annual meeans
OF the New-lorh state Medical Association was Sa
at Mott Memorial Hall yesterday and brought Out
large attendance. The following officers were eiecoa'
President Dr. Judson b. Andrews. of Erie County;
Independents, DE-. ". ID. GarlOch, Of Herhlmd
County; George +. Mcdonald, of schenectady County;
Charlie, = squire Of Chemune County, and Henry Van
Hovenbelg OF Ulster County. The members Of the
council elected were DIS. Albert T. RusOn, OF Mont
gomery County: Charles p. slaNr, Of llerkima
County; Thomas Wilson. Of Columbia County H. u
Jewett vi Cortland County simon r. Clark, Of Niagara
County. and John &. TruaN, Of Ncw-l0rA County,
The following the papeis read at tle mofnns
session: Address on GynaecJlOgy,' 10y DR.. ~ Palmer
Dudley Of New York; " Mental Theapetucs,' by Dr.
Henry d. Dldama, Of OnoudaG Comfy subjects "
Interest Medical and surgical by DR.. John Cr'yn'
Of Erie County An Ethical lmbrJ CLIO. By Dr. George
+. Fell. Of Erie County and The Relation Of Nervous
Disorders 10 Indigestion IN women, ny d. l. j. '''
Glllicuddv. Of New York.
At Tie afternoon session the following papers were
presented: Carcinoma Mammal by DR.. John A.
Wyeth of New-YOrk: Disease OF the Knee JOINT III
the Convaescent Stage by DR.. r. NJ l.. Chfysle "
New York: Retrobulbar optic Neurits,7 by Dr. AWE
4. Iubbell N Erie County Typhoid Fever IN 'niF
drens by Dr. william d. Gaglock. Of Ielkimer COUNTY,
Congenital Imperforate Rectunl,' by DIR. h. d. fefEt
SON OF Rensselaer, County; The Tenth lhteFhduo"A
Medical Congress at Berlin l It, by Dr. 1eof2s
Douglass Of Chenango County; Puerperal Eela"p'i'
by DR.. George f. Fell, Of Erie County mo0sy Soa
Medicine bv Dr. Hubbard ". Mitchell VI New, iOiigy
and Lateral Curvature of the spine A.s1e'S'e" WIN
Hernia" by Dr.. : f. Mlken OF New lOrA. IN.
The special feature of the day prosa euins
reading of the orion prize cs>ay, Wis olnluteu ~ n
10 It's length. This j. a prize OF $40 OneIeu "
J. g. Orton for the best essay on Practical cSi"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
BRINGING a STORY or. SHIPWRgcK
NATE TELLS HOW NEARLY WHOLE CREW
WAS LOST IN HURRICANE.

WAS LOST IN A HURRICANE.
The Steamship smeaton Tower, which arrived here
YESTERDAY from West Indian ports, brought among her
passengers Roster first mate. and a sailor, two Of tho
three survivors Of the Of the swedish ba.k Mora
which was wrecked on Mona Island August 90
EIGHT of the crew we've lost with the bark The Mora
was lying at anchor In the open rOadstead OF the
landing place at Mona Island when hurricane swept
down on her and her anchor chains parted The vessel
drove stern Oh, TO the rocks and reefs that fineed the
sho.e When she struck she swung around, broatshe
TO The sea- and the waves dashed over her The wind
blew with terrific force, and I'm that open r'sdsteal
the waves soon rose to a great cght and dashed and
pounded the vessel against the rocks. The Mora had
a crew of eleven men on board all tod. Captain Per
son. who commanded her, was sick in his cabin. Roster
got him on deck and lasted him 10 the shrouds. lie
had scarcely secured the captain when great wave
dashed completely over the vessel Roster was swept
overheard and found himself being dashed about
among the rocks. He was a good swimmer. and after
a hard struggle dvested himself Of his clothing and
swan ashore He was bruised and exhausted to such
an extent that he crawed into cave on the beach
and lay down. as he thought, to die. Wien the great
wave dashed over the vessel II the sailors caught
a plank and we're hurled ashore. They were uncon.
scous from the pounding Of the waves and from being
dashed against the rocks but chung to the plank.
The worlmen Oh the sland-t i guas1 Island
hauled them upon the beach and took them 10 ike.
houses. For two days the storm ragged and When, on
the third day. the workmen on the islld went T. the
beach, the bark broken up. The bodies Of Captain
Person and the seven sailor, who had been drowned
came ashore and were buried on the Island. one Of
the workmen, happening to look IN the cave In the
cliffs which front the beach, found there Roster lying
naked ON the stones and almost dead. lie had been
there two days without food Or clothing lie was
taken to the nearest house and kindly treated As
soon as the three survivors were sufficiently recovered
a sailing vessel took item 10 the port Of Mayaguef,
nfty mics away. on the coast 4 zorro Nco. lhee
the swedish Consul placed them iA tie hospital
When the -mt atom Tower came along Roster and
one of the sailors Robert Petersen well enough
H. take passage Oh her. The other sdlOr vas left 0e-
hind being stn 100 weak to travel. The Mora was
owned i'm Carshamn, sweden ard registered go toaA
Her crew. were all natives Of sweden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
CLOSE OF TIE ARcmrrcrs, CONVENTION


Boston, oct. 30.-The annual convehuoH Pro
American Institute OF Architects closed wu a, the
fessors Francis W. Chandler and Eugene IL p~osss,or
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology az Aonorary
Babcock, OF Cornell University, were e'e'"'
members. The following adopted ,uhtec,s
Resolved That the American Institute zen by the
indorses heartily the lnlualoiy sseP tabl shmeDt
Illinois chapter with reference 10 uo In connection
with the coming Worlds Columbian HAgsnrsSsnt TIE
authorizes the said Illinois chapter 70 ,he esiao
institute In the further steps necessary ~
fishing OF the same and insurlng It's su''N hahan d
Warren r. Briggs, OF Bridgeport, Comb " "a an 10.
the New-York Architectural League eA'e ,,a,.r IL
vitotIon 20 the institute 10 attend It's monts ac-
New. yorl, ON Monday night. The invl'@u0n ,Ia
cepted -. ,he following
i g. Cutter. OF Rochester, offered o"'
resolution. which was unanimously sdop'o . that
Resolved That IL Is the sense Of t' bicsco during
conventlon az architects take place III i Tor saen
tbe Word's Fair aud that the arfshs Torexp CORE
convention be made by pm soIIoging sensnsDn
iphorS NJ Hunt of New York L. X; nVvcKlm Of
caSo. pankman Adler, OF Chicago -. ~. CITY.
Se., Work and Henry Van Brunt OF hH rdunrd
Thoss officers were then elected: fies"e"s Adler
If Kendall OF New York; secretary, palA aro arsl
" (,,"aro. ,reasurer. s. A. Treat, OF onne"s ,,,ors
- .,nos,,ent Alfred stone OF Providence Nc.
w .sr.e vears-R. NJ. Hunt, OF New-forA' ~ ,as,on;
IL, ~ New. York: +. VI. Wheelwngnsh of Cir
"a X carin, OF Buffalo: J. NJ Nc IFames, OF 81.
yonat = : BE men. OF Chicago w - Cor one veal
Loes -, Nessrs Iittell and Adler-f :. heaso Ihs
N R a,s Yorh and W. l.. Il. Jenney, OF conyenuOn
choice of the place OF meeting ior u'o H."
was left 10 the directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
BITS OLE LEGAL NEWS

The jury before Chief Judge DAILY in the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday brought in verdict for the
defendant in the suit Of Dr. d. b. Gould against DR..
Alexander ;. Hunter 10 recover $4,000 for SANDER.
Dr. Gould declared that The alleged sanderous utterance
made by DR.. Hunter had prevented him from becom-
Ing member Of the Academy OF Medicine. DR.. Hunter
denied the charge.
The complaint in the suit OF Perkins, Goodwin d Co.
against e. p Huntington for $15627 40 for paper fur
nfhed to the old starr Publishing Company was dis
missed ~ Judge lruX In the supreme Court yesterday.
Mr. huntington was sued a stakeholder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
TROUBLE on THE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

TROUBLE on THE COYSO LIDATED EXCHANGE.
The governors of the Consolidated Exchange busy
trying to settle quarrel between George II. Scott and
l.. VI. Cornish. On October 10, 1890, 20 Cornish
charges Scott borrowed from him 1900, for which he
gave his note for thirty days at II IL per cent interest
Cornish says that the note has been paid and he
has secured an attachment against SCOTS seat the
Exchange. scott holds that II IL per cent
usoriou interest and declines to pay IL. The dispute
Is more or less family affair, Mr. S,ots father having
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
srs14IyED BY THE COURT OF APPEALS

Lockport oct. 30 CSpeciaI.-The Court II Appeals
to-day affirmed the judgment with costs, In the case
Of Thomas OteS against the Cowes Electric smelling
and Aluminium Company. q this city, involving II YER
dict Of $4,000. The plaintiff sued for injuries re-
ceivcd from q falling derrick used in the construction
Of a hydraulic canal for the defendant on June 5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

Norfolk Va. oct. 30 (specal.-Thls morning. at
80 o'clock while the United states steamer Fern was
ten miles Of Thimbe Light. bound from the Navy
Yard here 20 New OrlS she in collision with the
English tramp steamship. lagO. bound for Baltimore
Much excitement was created on board at the time.
Late I'm the day the Fern dOcked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
DISEASED MEAT IN 4 MARKET
HEALTH INSPECTORS MAKE AN IMPORTANT DIS
COVERY.

One Of the butchers in West Washington Market
Yesterday called the attention of Meat Inspectors Good
heart and Romano 70 tue carcass OF sheep winch
had been sent to him from New-Jersey. An examh-
ton showed that the rotten aud poisonous
Evidently the sheep had died from SOME disease the
inspectors said and the carcass WAS dangerous 10
handle 1t had been dressed and trimmed with fat
from a sound sheep to resemble freshly killed carcass
and It had been passed by examiner OF the Bureau
Of Animal Industry before II sent to this CITY, To
the diseased meat fastened sealed tag on Which
were printed: - no. ,o-
United states Department Of Agriculture, Bureau OK
Animal Industry Inspected meat
The meat inspectors took tue carcass to the Office
Of the Health Board aud showed II TO President wilson
btfore sending 1t to the ofal dock. The tag was
nreserved and an effort Will be made 20 ascertain WnaJ
enploye OF the Bureau Of Animal Industry amAed ule
tas and let The diseased carcass pass as good meat
The meat Inspectors also seized carcass OF COW
which had suffered from pleuro pneumonia before being
slaughtered They reported that the diseased beer ma
heen shlpped to market over the Erie Railroad An
invesgation will be made TO ascertain If more cows are
sick In the place where the carcass was sent irom'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
OPEN
YOUR EYES

When you ask for bottle
Of WoLFF's ACME BLEACHING
see that you get the genuine.
The real article made by us
cannot be bought for less
than zoe. a bottle. 1t is good
material and worth its price.
There are limitations offered
claiming to be Just as good"
for less money. Don't buy
them. If the Just as good"
has any merit it ought to sell
without invoking the aid Of
comparison with our Acme
Backing.
WOLFF RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

married Mr. Cornish's wife's mother 0eorg S , a.
scott member Of the firm Of Scott meyer anu '
formerly president OF the Real Estate Exchahse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

York Centrals new Tsin-EmPmrss =
n,ess-"m fastest IN the wssld. No extra '~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
PEK-RON

is the name Of paint which does work
that no other paint can do. Glass painted
with it looks like colored glass. A lOc.
bottle Of PIK-RoN will decorate market
basket full OF glassware. All retailers sell it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

JUDGMENT OF THE LOWER COURT AFFIRMED IN
THREE ELEVATED RAILWAY CASES
The morning call., 1891-03-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Boston. March 12-The American Bell
Telephone Company has declared a dividend
of So per share.
PROVIDENCE (R L., March II. - The
Democratic State Convention to-day unani-
mously renominated the entire State ticket.
DALLAS Tex, March ia. b. Bush
Jr. of Colorado City has been elected PIeSi-
dent Of the Texas Cattle-growers' AsSocia-
ton.
EFFINGHAM Qll.), March 12.-Three men
were killed by the explosion of a boiler at
Beckman's saw-mili, eight miles southeast
of this city, to-day.
PROVIDENCE Or. L., March Eight
hundred weavers employed at the Atlantic
Mills struck this afternoon on account of
alleged excessive fines.
BERLIN, March 12.-Herr Windthorst, the
leader of the Center party in the Reichstag.
who has been dangerously i'll with conges-
ton of the lungs, is in a slightly improved
condition.
WASHINGTON, March PIT is said in the
Navy Department that the official report of
the Trial Board on the gun-boat Benning-
ton will show the vessel has failed to develop
the horsepower required by the contract by
nearly 800
New YORK. March 12.-The Sheriff to-day
served an attachment for S11 200 agains ST
the Scranton Steel Company. This is the
company which has been absorbed i'll the
new steel combination.
NEW YORK, March 12.-There is quite a
little bull talk of silver in the market. All
the big interests are waiting, for there is
reasonable assurance that money will be
easy until after the LIST prox.
COLUMBUS Ohio, March 1.-THE Su.
preme Court to-day rendered decision in
the case of the Board of City Affairs of Gin.
cinnati, declaring the law under which il
was created was unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON, March 12-The Collector
of Customs at New York is instructed t.
admit free of duty the case of painting.
from Germany, imported by Mrs. Lelant
Stanford for presentation to the Cathedral
at Sacramento.
BosToN, March 12.-Pr0fessor Goodwin
o f the Greek department at Harvard College
has received copy of the new manuscript,
of Aristotle's treaties on the constitution O.
Athens, recently discovered and sent 10 the
British Museum.
BALTIMORE, March 12.-General Isaac B.
Moore was found dead to-day in his hote
with ghtful-looking pistol-shot wound
in his head. The General was feeling un
we'll for few days, and it is supposed ht
killed himself in a fit of dependency.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Charges Of Bribery in th8 Idaho Senatorial
COnteSt-Land Rulings

WASHINGTON. March 12-Senator-elect
Dubois has received telegram from Editor
Mcdonald of the Post Falls idaho Post
saving that he was willing to swear that
King and Emery, two membars of the Leg
islatUre, were in his presence offered $500 to
vote for Ciaggett. He has also received
other kilograms which he believes, win
surely convict Claggett and his henchmen
of brib cry or attempted bribery. Dubois
asserts that the M9rmons of Utah and Idaho
used money freely TO secure Claggetps cleo
ton.
In the case of James McGore VS.. Thomas
w. Brew, involving lands in the San Fran
cisco District, the decision of the Commits
siOneT is affirmed. This was an appeal from
the Commissioner, Brew having lost his
entry 10y reason of abandonment. He set up
the claim that he was forced to abandon his
residence on his claim by reason of the fact
that he was arrested the second day after he
filed on the land, and served six years in the
Peuitentiary.
In the case of R. W. Scott VS.. A. A. Cash
baugh, involving land in Independence
[Cal) District, the decision of the Commits
sinner is affirmed. In the case of the Oregon
and California Railroad Company VS.
Charles +. Barrett, involving land in the
Oregon City District, the decision OF the
Commissioner is affirmed.
James Mcdonnell Jr. has been appointed
store-keeper in the Internal Revenue De-
partment at Sonora, Cal.
The following California Postmasters
were commissioned to-day: Laura E. Ed
wards at Truckee, William l.. Hemphill at
Lindsay, Joseph A. Denny at Galatians
Ranch, Siskiyou County.
Pensions granted: Nathaniel V. Gray,
William ID. G. Harnish, James C.. Orion,
John Wood, Levi Bariek, Addison B. Stone,
Maggie c., widow OF Horace +. Ferris.