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Destroyed by the Third Fire Within Year

The old four-story brick building at the
northwest corner OF EiGhty-seventh street and
Third avenue was wrecked by fire last night.
The building was owned by George W. Archer
OF Mariners Harbor. s. l.. and George B. Dean
and John Il. Ottwel OF this city.
1t was leased by Thomas B. Whiffen. tho
proprietor of the Paindoaler Printing Com
pany. and he sublet portions OF it to J. II.
Hailin. piano manufacturer; George Vetlers
New York Steam Carpet Cleaning Company:
NJ. Goodman. lace manufacturer: Thomas Il
Young. button makers: Reid 4 Co.. sign paint
ers; W. yoglcr ornamental stamped goods;
Miller Il Falkenstcrn. makers of bar fixtures.
and an Italian. W no, kept n grocery
and fruit stand and lived in tho base
mont. There had been two fires in the
building within u year. and it was on tho
insurance ompanies black list. Mono of tho
tenants had any Insurance. Last might tire
started on tho first floor in tho southwest cor
ncr OF the building. Three alarms were
sent out and then two. special calls.
They brought twelve engines md three
trucks The flremcn played streams from
elevated railroad track $ and to give them room
to work the traffic on tho road was suspended
for a, few minutes Hundreds OF passengers
stood along the gangway on the outside Of the
tracks Watching tho blaze until Inspector Will
liums arrived and tho police drove them down.
Tho loss will probably not exceed $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
WILSON GETS TIE FULL PENALTY
Judge MARITIME Refused to Permit Hin to
Marry the Girl Whom He Nronsed.

Marry the Girl Whom He Wronged.
Sylvester Franklin Wilson. former manager
of female baseball mines was arraigned yes
terday in the General Sessions before Judge
MARITIME for sentence under the conviction OF
abducting Libbie Sunderland. aged Is. lately
of Binehamton. N. Y. Lawyer Clark Bell. who
had acted as his associate counsel. asked that
the sentence be deferred. and when that re-
quest was refused. he asked for clemency for
Wilson. He suggested that sufficient pun
ishment for Wilson would DO imprisonment for
six months. Wilson being compelled to marry
Libbie ut tho expiration Of his term,
Wilson" said Judge Maitine. II have care
victed. with view OF determin ming what your
punishment should be. desired. il possible.
to discover something in the evidence in your
favor. but cannot. ! cannot receive with any
to marry this girl The evidence shows that
you treated her shamefully. and could not
find 1t in my conscience to deliver child such
as she still is into the. keeping of such moral
Mcintyre. who prosecuted you. has furnished
and me four be ts Is an si 10 pears
age whom you have wr29nGed as you wronGed
might be much extended. You seem to have
made a busincs Of selecting young girls who
were not taken proper caro- OF by their parents
whatever. and therefore shall impose the full
penalty under the conviction: lsentcnce you
to State prison at hard labor for five years and
fine you 81 loo. ordering that you stand com
mitted u day for each dollar unless tho fine is
Wilson was almost overcome by the sem
tence, and walked back to the prisoners box
with his head hanging upon his breast
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in order to save the estate from enormous loss.
In referring to Tim" the letter went on to
say that his year 9 labor account amounted to
$50, 900. and that he must have at least prop
erty aggregating $500,O0O to meet his ex-
penses This communication was signed by
Theodore Z. Stilman.
: A letter OF Dec. 10. 1887. advised TINT the
Eastern property be conveyed to Mr.. Stillman.
1887. urged that tho Western property should
also be conveyed to Mr.. Stillman. as trustee
for Mr.. Scarles.
Ono letter referred to the sale Of the Mail and
Express to Elliott II. Shepard. Mr.. Searles's
interest in the paper amounted to S1O0,OOO.
adding that it seemed as though Providence
did at times send around a man with moro
money than brains to buy up poor invest,
was 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
CAPT. YORKES DIVORM
It was Obtained In Dakota ana l1rs. Ysrks
Says it 10 u Surprise.

Il was Obtained In Dakota saa llrs. YsrAs
Says It 10 q Surprise.
SEA GrRr. N. j.. Oct. 21.-A published report
that divorce has been granted BY the Dakota
courts to Capt Lewis A Yorke. late Psymaster
in the United States Navy. from his wife
Emma. surprised the latter. who has o hand
some summer cottage here
She was not aware that her husband was
seeking divorce. The charges that she was
intimate with Edward Espinville Plcot Mrs.
Yorke says are absurd
Mr.. Picot has for years been Q very intimate
friend OF Mrs. Yorke's family. who are well
known in Pennsylvania, and have Q ooun-
try seat at Bryn Mawr. suburb
Of Philadelphia Mrs Yorke claims that
the charges made. by. her husband that
she had been at Philadelphia. Baltimore. and
Florida with Picot were cruelty and maliciously
false. She has employed q lawyer to begin
proceedings to have the alleged divorce de-
clared fraudulent
Soon. after obtaining his Dakota divorce
Capt Yorke married Evelyn. Countess De
Zychl inski. who said she was the widow Of a
Russian nobleman. though an American BY
birth.
Friends Of Mrs. Yorke's family claim that her
husbands conduct caused the separation Of
the couple soIae two years ago Mrs. Yorke Is
handsome and portly woman OF less than
forty.
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Average on Oct. 81. i 500, ....


Average on Oct. II, 1870 .b2s
FORECAST uSTiL 8 r. NJ THURSDAY:
For southeastern New York dncluding Long Islandl
also for western Connecticut and northern New jersey
fair; stationary temperature: westerly winds For
Friday. fair: stationary temperature.
E. r. DUsS. Local Forecast o1iotAl.
WARRINGTON FORECAST TILL p ~ THURSDAY.
The clearing condition has moved from North Dakota
TO Nebraska increasing in magnitude. and will prob
ally dominate the weather for tho whole country
the next thirysx hours Clearing weather may be an.
ticpated In the lower lake region and New England;
generally fair elsewhere.
For Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts
Rhode Island. Connecticut. and "a@sv~ Hsv York Ja<r
Thursday and F,tdIy; cooler ty Thursdav at0h. aortsiv
utndA
For the District Of Columbia, eastern Psnnsyivsnia
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. and Virginia, faiS
till Friday: cooler By Thursday night; southwsstsry
winds.
For West Virginia. western Pennsylvania western
New York. and Ohio. fair Thursday; cooler by Thurs
day night; nOrihwesterly WINS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
Tho Weather.

Tho country was comparatively tres from storms
yesterday. the only that appeared the weather
map being that from the lake regions that extended
the Atlantic coast and fast travelling toward
the mouth Of the st. Lawrence Rain In the
upper portion Of the New England States and northern
Michigan and snow just north OF tho lakes in Canada
Elsewhere the country the weather generally
rair
High pressure covers the country south and west of
New England.
Continued cold weather prevails the South
Atlantic States killing frost occurred in Georgia.
nessee, Alabama, and North Carolina and light frost in
South Carolina. Tho frost belt Is liable to cover Viz
ginia Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania this
ing tho temperature touched freezing point Knox.
Vile, and from % to 100 below freezing In MIN
nesota.
The day fair in this city. highest ocia tsmpsra-
ture. G3s lowest 47"; average humidity. 10 per cent;
wind brisk. southwest to west: average velocity. 10
miles an hour.
The Thermometer in Perry's pharmacy In TEE SUE
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BLAINE STARTS FOR WASHINGTON.
His Health Very Much Better Than When
He Lett Rar HnrbOr.

AUGUSTA. Mo-. Oct 21.-Secretary Blaine and
family left for Washington in General Manager
fuckers private car OF the Maine Central Rail-
road at 1918 A NJ. He was accompanied by
all the family and the servants. and the old
home in this city was closed. Secretary Blaine
came here from Bar Harbor on Sept 90 His
step then was that OF n feeble old man. When
he alighted upon the platform yesterday morn
ing his walk was like the Blaine OF four
years ago. but not so vigorous and
elastic. His out-of-door exercise. riding
and walking. has brought color to his
cheeks and strength to the limbs that almost
tottered when he came here. One curious fact
his intimate friends noticed The Secretary
would not permit in his presence any CONVEX
Sat sStipn on the Presidential possibilities 50 near
he would accept the nomination under any
faSb IN 9 to SsSp Il
car, arrived in Boston this, Afternoon: M.
Not for a dozen years has he looked 50 strong
and vigorous as he did to-day. He will stay in
a SstoG c Hsa4y esd TO New hS snd
private car. and Mr.. Blaine asked him IL he
Maine: .,.,r, ,.,, ~, o..ea, 49, -.
meyer seen XIV look!Rs better In my ie and
I have never felt better" replied tho sec-
rotary. and have enjoyed. every moment OF
my my stay IN Maine. | 90 back to my work in;
Mr.. Blaine said that he stayed In Bal. Harbor
just as long as It was comfortable and pleas
ant, and then he went to Augusta. where he
friends and neighbors. All OF his friends who
saw him to-day were unanimous in the opinion
feet health.
90 1t would be hard work to make some Of tho
newspapers believe that am we'll man" he
said. but that is the fact. nevertheless"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
ELOPED WITH A BRAKEMAN
The Vito OF q Railroad Conductor Discov
ers that She Loves Another.

ers that She Loves Another.
wife Of Edward T. Power. freight conductor
on the Pennsylvania Railroad. eloped last Sun
day with John Steinway. brakeman on
Powers train. 6teinway has been employed
on the road about two years. and boarded with
the Power family On Saturday night Mrs
Power said she was going to see her parents in
Johnstown. Steinway was to accompany her.
Yesterday Mr.. Power received a letter from his
wife, mailed at Altoona, and containing these
have gone with the man love-"
Power is 81 years old; his vito %, and Stein
stay away He will make no effort to bring her
back. neither will he receive her should she re-
turn. Steinways home Is in baltimore. and 1t
QODe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
HE IS AN ENEMY OF LABOR.
FASSETT DENOUNCED By LABOR on
CARNATIONS IN SRA CUSE
The Knights and tho Trades Assembly Can
Upon All workingmen In the State -
Vote Against Mr.. PIntt's Candidate.


Upon All WorstnEmen in the State -
Vote Against Mr.. Piatt's Candidate.
SYRACUSE Oct 21.-The Executive Committee
OF District Assembly No. 1872. knights OF Labor.
make public to-day prom nciamento issued
against J. Sloat Fassett and ordered circulated
throughout the State. This assembly repre-
sents tho voice OF ut least 1000 workingmen
in Syracuse. Auburn. Seneca Falls. Waterloo.
and other adjacent places. This Is the text Of
the resolution:
Rao'rei That District Assembly No. 152. Knights Of
Labor regardless Of political naton protest against
any and all persons who have shown their emnty TO
us in the past by working in the interest OF monopo-
lists and corporations against the interests Of the
masses and We specially desire to enter our protest
against. soat Fassett, the Republican nominee for
Governor he having from tho time he became servant
Of the people usurpod his right and attempted to act
as master. Acting the willing tool Of railroads
and other corporations in their efforts to defeat
all labor legisation he has shown his animus to
the working people, whose only chance to aneliorsts
their condition 10 through legislation His active psr.
ticipancy against tho Weekly Pay bill. Two.Dollara.
day BILL and his hatred Of our order shown By his
antsgonism Of James A. Buckbee. whose name was
sent to tho Senate for confirm alton Railroad Com.
missioner. call for our disapprova. In making this
protest endorse the action Of the typographical
Union ct their convention held In this city and would
call upon all bodies Of workingmen both organised
and unoreanized. to drop party Affiliations during the
coming eiection anu Noto against tn0 man VINO has
shown himself to be the determined enemy OF labor.
The Trades Assembly Of this city. the con.
tral body Of twenty.sev labor organisations
In Syracuse. which Is presumed to speak for
the union workingmen Of the city. has adopted
this preamble and resolutions:
w.,sa: TIL. body having =. disssns s,m:s asn
IF III 9n %
Which ha. been prs.ented moi ioi Tie
e
htical death; therefore DO It
Re.o,rsi That this body denounoe said Jacob sloaS
rss 70. and every Other legislator whose nams
themselvesin opposing the lAboring olasssa !
At the meeting at which this action Hsa,
taken the dennnoiatoIy remarks directed 60
euse the labor vote has been largely With tho
Republicans, owing to the German element.
re re- Adam List1nan: an aettat2r 70 tho
Second district. He 10 doing. ali In his power
70 head Of the detection, and for his pains ID,
likely to be beaten himself Id an overwhelming
Republican district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
Attempted Murder on the Dean R,chnona.

ALBANY. Oct. 21.-Richard Quinn made two
deliberate attempts to shoot Charles i. Cham
bcrlain OF Marcy avenue. Brooklyn. last even
ing. while aboard the Dean Richmond. bound
for Albany The two boarded the bont together.
and after Chamberlain had promised to secure
employment for Quinn In this city the couple
had several drinks together Then Quinn
pulled iye-shootcr on Chamheraln. and
CT s nm ihs tine hot fh two Ss sti
at Chamberlan's breast when he was arrested.
Chamberlain luckily escaped injury. Capt.
Manville OF the Richmond says he has no
doubt that Quinn robbed drummer. who was
passenger. OF yalise containing oyer $4,000
worth of diamonds belonging to New York
house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
HE GAVE Her "s1arMox BuDA~
4 ColoreA Corn Doctor Arrested for HI
Treatment OF White Woman.


Treatment OF . White Woman.
sEDAL1A. NO.. Oct. Ala case OF hypnotism.
mesmerisrn. or voadooiSn developed here to-
day. and In consequence Dick Love- colored
fortune teller and corn doctor. is in jail
charged with assaulting Mrs. A NJ. Hooker. q
white woman and wife Of a carpenter. A week
ago last Saturday the vender OF corn salve
called at the Hooker residence and wanted to
tell Mrs. Hooker's fortune The fellow made
improper proposals to her. she now says.
and while in that condition she was
persuaded to taste what the fortune teller
and Which tS
house he threw his arms around her and Kissed
her, threatening to murder her II she ever dis
closed what had happened. Mrs. Hooker was
SO badly frightened that she did not tell her
husband about the affair until yesterday. when
and he was taken into custody to-day. The
trial will occur tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
Say. He Robbed HI. Fellow Student.

A well-dressed young man. who said he was
Bruno Rutzky accosted Policeman Welsh at
the Hoboken ferry about 2 o'clock yesterday
morning and asked to be taken into custody.
He said he was thief. and deserved to be
locked up. The policeman took him to Police
Headquarters and, there the prisoner, OK
College ST. Louis. A week ago he stole $50
from a roommate. whose name he refused TO
give. and came to Hoboken. He spent the
money in dissipation. and was now sorry for
what he had done Recorder McDonough COM
mitted him to the county Jail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
lEzER CANADIAN BooD1KRs.
Sir John Thompson Has Begun N Ase1o
In Montreal Against SENEGAL

oAE SVAu AAOApbOu AnoD begun N A0000
La Montreal Against SENEGAL.
MONTREAL. Dot 21.-The Canadian Govern.
ment has commenced proceedings against
those convicted Of boodling during the recent
session Of the Dominion Parliament The drst
case will be tried In Montreal Sir John Thomp-
son. the Canadian Minister Of Justice. having
entered an action in the Montreal courts
the Government Printing Bureau at Ottawa.
to recover $4,000 obtained by SENEGAL as COM
whom he purchased supplies. The case viii
come Up for hearing at the end Of the month
and will be Of great interest
SENEGAL intends to fight the action. and IL az.
pected to implicate the Secretary OF State.
Chapleau. When told that he would probably
They dare not arrest me. have In my
pocket papers that would kill the Secretary Of
The Government also Intends to institute
proceedings against the Connolys and o. E
scandals.
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NOT POPULAR WITH THE LADIES.
An Alleged London Gaiety Company Meets
Opposition In Kansas.

HIAwATHA. Kan. Oct. 21.-The leading and
best ladies OF this city have begun q fight
against the London Gaiety girls. who are CIV
ing n series Of performances here. They called
upon the Council yesterday and asked them to
prevent tho performance. but that body re-
fused to Interfere. They then armed them
selves with pitchforks and rnkes and scraped
tho bills from the boards, and satisfied them
selves somewhat by declaring the men who
attended the show special outcasts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
An Echo of the Br,ss. Case.

WAsuIHuroN, Oct. 2l.--An echo of tho Briggs
case waj heard Mt to-day's session OF the
Baltimore Presbyterian Synod when Judge
Drake offered n resolution. which was adopted.
Assembly to make a formal declaration OF the
entire severance OF all relations between IL
and the Union Theological Seminary unless
the meeting Of the General Assembly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
The Suburban Railroad Hooked.

The 5:45 train from Now Rochelle. which
finishes it's trip at Tooth street and Third ave-
nue.. got tangled up In the complicated net
work OF tracks. curves. and switches at Second
avenue and 10th street last night The on
gine essayed short cut to the homo station
Suburban Railroad Ut time when people were
anxious to reach their homes. The tracks
were wrenched away for twenty feet and 1t
took gang OF men nearly an hour to jack the
engine back on the track.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
A Nsw.boy KILLED By . Horse Car.

Little Denny Walsh. the newsboy. was killed
by Madison street car yesterday afternoon.
It was where Madison street runs into New
Chambers. Denny lodged truck only to
stumble and fall In front OF the street car. He
was years old and lived at 11S Cherry street;
little body to the Oak street station. but before
an ambulance came the boy was dead. The
driver OF the car, John Coles OF 5SS Grand
street. was arrested and locked up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
JO7YINGS 1HOET TOU'M

TuV SrS v"'f"rIly rrrslvel 81 from q. and j O. n
OF litD pNNa til" llutItr lam ly OF sd
East Fur, y'tHIri street
This is the last day for the fling tho County Clerks
once OF certificates OF nomination. CertncAtes NAV
be nled until O'Clock this afternoon.
Miner Of the Peoples Theatre writes 70 Tsz sps
denying that ThomAs sweeney, correspondent In the
Russell diyoIis suit Z N p. employ % ihasFAtShA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
PRYsIOIANs BOYCOrIED.
Citisens Resent the Operations OF . Bla1
List by tho Doctors.

List by tho Doctors.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct 21.-The thriving
town OF Stuttgart Is in the throes Of a genuine
sensation. caused by the action Of the leading
physicians Of the place forming q combine
against citizens who do not settle their doc
tors bills promptly.
Several days ago the doctors formed an or
ganization for their protection. They have
clause in their bylaws prohibiting any mem
izsn whose name appears on the bad pay list.
,o This afternoona mass meeting. attended By
300 citizens OF Chester county. was held and
strong denunciatory resolutions were adopted
against the physicians belonging to the organ
iZatton: 1t was unanimously agreed that q
all the physicians unless they leave the So
ciety in ten days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
ParnclI Died Interstate.

LONDON. Oct. 22.-It Is announced that Mr.
Parnell made will In favor Of Mrs. O'Shea be-
fore he married her. but that the marriage an
pplled the will. and therefore ne died interstate;
and one-third Of the real estate lott By MI.
pArnell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22

The New York Central viii place in service Oct 20
train called the Fnpirn Stat ENpTghs leaving
grand Central station NJ ntnA. for Albany, tica
SyracL ~, Rochester Ail Buffalo. arriving Mt Buffalo
5;4opA This viii be the fastest Train ~ ne world
and will consist OF n combination buffet smoking and
library car Wagner buffet drawtngroo car, and two
coaches This service 10 intended TO relieve the Now
O'Clock Of the pressure Of local travel No extra fare
will ba chkrRSd--lda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
DR.. stein Kills Himself

ST. PAUL Oct 2l.-Dr. Charles A. Stein.
veterinary surgeon OF Custer's regiment. the
Seventh Cavalry. was found dead In his house
yesterday. partly empty vial OF prussic acid
showed that he had taken his life. He was 63
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22

NoaALEs. Ariz. Oct 21.-The State of Sonora
is again in fever OF excitement because the
Yaqui Indians along the Yaqui River had do
cared war. Tho Mexican Government is con-
centrating troops as RAPIDLY as possible. and
pai1n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
Minister Carter Very Low.

The condition OF H. A. T. Carter. United
States Minister to the Sandwich Islands. who
is lying dangerously i'll at the Everett Hotel In
this city. has not improved. He is still very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22

Lew NJ. Bates WINS Accidentally Drowned.
Coroner Corey OF College Point last night
finished the inquest into the death Of Levi NJ
Bates who fell overheard from a boat while out
rowing with his son in Bowery Bay ON Satur-
day, Oct. 10. The jury brought In verdict Of
accidental drowning,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22

The BroOklyn and Bostoa Express.
Lens Island And EAstsrn states iAns-1 solid ysst,
bplsd 4ain, Pullman slsepsrs, club car, leaves T. I.
Oily and HrSokiyn II ~ Tor Boston and NJ T. points
No change. Bee railroad eolumn.-<ds. n. ~ I
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their entire interest was n the profits; Within
Ave minutes didn't y2I toll mo that"
Bic pIied d tie ' imperturbabio Mr. scaries. ~
IF the business was ever closed up they
were to have their proportionate share OF the
assets with the other partnersi"
.5 h 70 s stG ScS avi D sad was u %Sh
stand that, as representing, your wife as her
faithful husband y 9To w G astaed in IL giving
i inso@s v o. $4,000 Year, Al didn't con.
sSS SWslt: Wasn't ~ They were to get sos;
stSGo.oGo Gat a giitl, 49,. 49,, ..u
and hf hSbsd w Te9S They
that as an ofiset for services also.
Then that ten per cent Of the assets was a
sort OF retaining fee. was itr' asked Mr. Bur-
" Mir. seares with hauteur replied. II have
tas tbs
e'Aft the sitsrnoon session the inquiry reverted
e tas ssss q IF e a.
haSazE Nth w tss MIND q snsa
s erGh Sisa on Of That n" the A' ss1ss
M rs 50 tSSPPsss ms S% escape s the
pnrtneTship. LAWYER Bprley then II demanded DC cd
and the New York lawyers They were all nut
in evidence, and tho entire afternoon was, de-
contained much interesting Information rcla-
tive to the great estate.
The @ es EeGa WSeb dated ssn atsssd
ssfs nj Ss and
SsSSS and stasss spoS ~ tho sss ssss
she would have to remain In the oopAxtnegshlD