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4 e. KING lRrcovERrNG SLOWLY.

At the Office " James q. Kings sons at No.
30 william st., yesterday, II said that the accident
to Archibald Oracle King. the head Of the nrn on
sunday. would probably cOninc him to hi, home for
wo or three weeks. The Injured mnn donS well,
however Mr. King lives at ITshwood. on the edge 81
the Pail ,adrS In Wcchawkcn. II + about half mile
south of the Edoralo property opposite Fort, second
I. On sunday afternoon fire started In dry
fallen leaves the estate along the edge OF the cllf
WorkInru started TO beat the flames. and Mr..
King went OUT OF his house 10 the work. lilo
stumbled over large stone that was concealed by
fallen leaves and dslocaed his collarbonc. At first
A was not thought that he suffered serious injury.
and on Monday MIR King went 10 his Office lie did
not stay long land on bis return home an examination
BY Or. Fisher Of Hoboken. disclosed the fnct that
Mr. King iad broken his left collsrbono Mr. King
Is about seventy years Old
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WHAT Is GOING y 4 DAY.


Last day Of registration.
Wholesale Drygoo1s Bu.iress Meas Republican CioO
No 32+ Broadway, noon.
Wholesale Drug Paint, Oh and Chemicai CH'P''tn
Club. No 81 Maiden Lane, noon.
West Side Merchants Eepubl'can Club. Nc. 1ol
Chanbcrs-st,
Union League Club reception to whitclaw Fed jersey
City. p. m.
brooklyn Republican Club mass meeting C'e'men'
Avenue Rink y. NJ.
Republican Club massmeetng, Cooper Union p H.
College League Republican mass.neeung Lemon
Lyceun, 6 p.
Cresc.nt.onng. football nstcn. Oianse Oval ~ j.
3p. ,.--,.
p.
German IAed.rkrsnz Society. clubhcu.s. evening
Last River Bridge hearing, before Amy srg"ee's'
II a m.
Normal ooles. Aiumnse college chepsl. y. M
Richmond County Country Clut hunt "i"'fd
3 80 p. IL. ...
XII Ka, Club ".mole" No 20 West Ffty-nin'ast
8 p. -
Ms Kate Livingston Davis memorial soNlc1, ST.
Janes's Methodist Episcopal Church p. m
British League No 1854 Thfdave.. NJ
Eighth Ward Hish.American Protective Torn League
No. 276 Sp'ing.st.. p m
Rerublcan Ianccrs. XIXth Assembly pstic NO
J. ia Broadway, p. m. -
Young Mems Independent Republican Association VA
District bail, No. 2li Bfoome-st., evening
Irj,h.Amerioan Protective League, No. IL Princess,
p. III. -. D.,
Mass.mc.tine Of Hebrew Eepublsn CLUBS East B VSH'
wa and Jcrcison-~t.. p m.
XXVth District Irish American Republican 'Iuo'
Ni1cty.seventh- II. ana IhildaVc. p e
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THE WOMAN REPORTER REMANDED.

Miss Mary Martin, The woman reporter charged
with passing worthless checks. again before Police
Justice Tige yesterday but the hearing was adjourned
until Monday. Detective sergeant sheridan, Of New
York was present with warrant for her arrest for
stealing Il diamond pin, valued AT 500. from Mrs
Frank Wilde. 81 The Gcrach, New -l3rN. Miss
Adcla Kelly of No. 4G2 kOsciusko-,t, BROOKLYN was
also present 10 prosecute Miss Martin for stealing
some money and dress from her. Three other
women who have suffered at her hands or have been
besuied By her tongue also present. Two
were boarding house keepers with bills 10 collect, and
one said that Miss Martin had ordered portraits
OF her mother sister and brother to cost $40. and Ind
not taken them nor paid for them. Miss Martin said
that her friends had failed 10 come forward In her
behalf, but that she could defend herself Monday
ard would have q statement 10 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
4 TRAINERS NOTES OF THE HORSES.

Tho Ihret sale IS subject about which tufmen ncvc'
tire u taIiD,. OHors madr for tn "u'o ouin'
lv three different representatives, II racing establish
m,nt. " Byinrs wanted Yo'l,iN. Belle. Sir Fia.e
and Don Alonzo and 500 600 for tr three his oi'r
Mayor Grant acted for -rndc"t H-k'd 80" 600
would buy the stable, Colonel J. RuI".t was onothcr
vho considered the project Of buying uc rt leading
h,oker 81 wall street asked Colonel McIcwec l., - iu
na,tuor,hip with him and the stable but Colonel
M,I.wce declined He said; "lf | should be Ia auy
way Interested single horse purchased at The -ae
the facts are sue De mi.rep c-cntDd" on mat
count not friend that associated either with Nj
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
w SJCUESTER COUNTY

HARRISON The fine bell denoted BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Islstead to Hope Chapel has been placed In
position.
MOUNT VERNoN-The First Congregational Church
Of Mount Vernon, now worshippng In tho chapel at
the Of Mount Nernon-ave and High St. has
extended a call the Rev. l.. +. Buell. Of SMYRNA,
y. y, 10 become It's pastor. His INSTALLATION VIII
take place Thursday. November 3. The Rev. : II.
Virgin. ID. D. OF New York is expected 10 preach the
sermon. Other, Who viii assist ~ the services nre
the Rev. Dr. X. X. Meredith, Of BrO0klyn. and the
Rev. DrS. &. II. Daniels. J. II. Clarke and ". =.
Iiford. OF sew York.
WHITE rLAlNs-Ihc annunl meeting Of the West
chester County Historical society held at III"
courthouse In White Plains yesterday. The Old officer,
Nnr all y elrried.
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ATHLETIC NOTES From IILE.

New Haven. Conn. oct. Patio prominent can
dldat,s for the Nae football eleven wrre mes sii I'd
for suits lat night. The list inclrfss Mc'Jrmch.
captain. Inloy. Lyman. Norton. Adee Richards
>iillmau. l.. r. Bliss. {. -. Bliss, McCren. Dyer,
Mcs-lcr, Armstrong, Grccnwav. Iuticrworth. Caves.
Beard, Wallis. Winter. sanford. Huxley and lilkok.
llcffclingcr coached the eleven this morning
Tho annual report Of f1ir treasurer Of the Yale
baseball Association submitted this morning b.
Noah II. Swayne. The total rec. ipis were s1d14 a.
inducing 5000 left over by The management Of two
years The running expenses last wear Ner"
~ 80 20 besides ~ ..25 paid 10 the visiting teams
- 900 given 10 the Yale field and $40 -
tuiucd over TO the Yale Financial Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY. e..
LOSSES BY THE BIG FIRE.

q
The losses by the big fire that broke OUT IN 'n'
CITY Thursday night and was not exrnguisheu ui.''
moan ves,cray are estimated as follows Bgoo"S "
Coon.raee (Amerioan Sugar Refining Company S-o''
600 on building $4,000 OF stock and o-Vooo vi.
machinery; Philip White. Junk dealer. fbunulhs an"
stock 5000; Mrs. Riley. house No. % f's'eA'.'
- 600. Peter Burns. house no. 81 Essex-st.' -
900. Henry Olynes. house No. SO Essex-st S-,ooo
NJ Russell machine SHOP. No. A. Essexst' bui'u'"s
and machinery. $1,000; J. II. Gauter. crlciD'es'
100000 Heidi & son. cooperase. building, slo'ooo'
xoox $4,000; Martin Brassus house No. ~ Essex
e. $500 James Devlin, charcoal No. 40 EsseA a. 80,
3, 900; colgate Co., stables sooVo. ia ~ ~
and cars at pier Of sugar house. $780, 900 damage u
bldings on north side OF EeseX-s S5ooo. Iv'"a'
900 500. All tho losses ere covered by insu naO
the total amount OF the policies issued being n-oo,
900 superintendent Brown says the hremen we .,
greatly hampered by The bursting OF nose l"e"'S
five lengths Fave out
The laborers Of the street and water DePa'"
ment whom Mayor Wanser refused to pay oecausc
they we're not regularly appointed yesterday brought
suit before Judge Porter. number OF city o'cia''
were sworn " prove that the payments were uu'S
ordered but city Attorney IIudspeth said there was
no evidence 10 SLOW that the men Ind done the "ori
for which they demanded pay Counsel'or DlAoI,
sold there was no doubt that the men lal euheu
the money. and Judge Porter adjourned inc ra'e 81
order that h. mlgir have opportunity 10 produce
the proof.
Mavor wanser yesterday approved the resolution
authorizing the City Hall Commissioners OF ths Wy
10 advertise for proposals for building the ne" '"y
HALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
LIENGENE Is IN NEW-MEXICO.

Charles IL. Lucngcne, who made an assignment Of
his business aHctiOneer at NO. GA Fulton
IT, August with liabilities for 1000, principally Il"
furniture dealers, Is said 10 be Ia New Mexico onIv
800 was realized from the sale OF his effects. i.
Weinberg represents his creditors and said yesterday
that Mr. Lurngenc was In New Mexico and had written
tlmt he would come back TO Broohyn. but he did
not believe that he would come back. lie was under
no Obligations remain In the city. After his as
Segment lie was arrested, but WAS released on bail
As IL was civil action he Is free to 70 where he
peases Mr.. Weinberg said, and he did not believe
Mr. Luengene had committed any criminal acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
rsIFoRM RArE ron srrERAGF TICKETS

The report that the Hamburg American lnterna
;iOnal Navigation COMPANY. Netherlands American ana
Norih German LLOYD Steamship line, had formed
stcrrage pool confirmed at the office. In III
city. The meeting. which was held at Cologne.
Germany. c,ci'od to not Increase the rate, at til,
lime. I'm order 10 not impede traffic. II was The
general opinion that If The companies were prevented
from fully utilizing the si,caEc space FOR mrs grant,
they had altcrlatiV" bui to decrease the NUN
bcr Of saiiuee aud materially raise the cabin fares
D'cnu-o even with fall complement OF cabin pasbrn
GER line would ini II profitable 10 last steam
without stc'rdcr pr -Srngrrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Too bad our serving you inter-
fcres with the taiors. We'd like
to make everybody happy, but 1t
can't be done. There's more public
than tailors.
Find suit or overcoat here that
fits. looks right, is ready to wear
away, and do you think you'll run
Off to tailor, dance attendance on
him for month, pay him half
more than our price, knowing all
the time that you will have to
keep the suit whether you like it
or not
At our stores you may bring
back what you don't like.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.,
snaGnn EsMhi wa'fsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Now Haven. oct e~ Spcdnh. Owing 10 tho
crpp',d condition - The Lciirh University ~ all
eleven tlo came arr1ugoi ietwecn that team ana
Yale ~ New Haven FOR tomorrow has been can
celiod. Manager Nafr. ~ the Yale eleven has
secured game with Tufts College in lis place. As
the Tut, mon have beaten Dartmouth and Wss
levan IN" contest !, likely 10 prove warm ono.
This VIII d" the first game 81 tnc sea ,on In which
the VAL. team will play forty i've minute halves.
Ballet. bow of 10" Val" crew for the past Two
wars, I, coaching the TUT, team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RUTHERFORD.

49, meeting Thursday night articles Of incorpo-
nation OF the African Union Methodist Church Of
Rutherford drawn up and signed by a number
Of well known cole red people Tho Rev. J. l.. Hun.
Of Moortown Penn. president Of tho National Afro
American Leagis. k pastor OF the church ard viii
With his family 20 Rutherford. The next an
adversary Of the passage OF the XVIII Amendment 70
tho United States Constitution win he celebrated Mt
Rutherford BY tho League. and tn Rev Mr.. Hun OK
poets 200 visitors 10 tho town that occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

In Brooklyn sryoheys else IN Ner Yorb sfGfs ira
ne last day frtgsaton You must repstW before gov
ro hare not veesersd and DO not do 80 today
throao array your REPUTATION boothsfn Brooklyn
open nom a M. 10 10 p. ~.
An action has been begun against George keicham
TO foreclose mortgage for 81 800 upon the house No.
6O6 McDonough-st., which he purchased some time
ago. Ketcham left the city August s. 1t
published at the time that he had robbed the Old
Celapl Steamship Company Of $4,000 while employed
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

TIE LONG DROITH CAUSING ANXIETY.
Tie long drouth In this soction OF Now srsev IL
occaSioning much snHiety among ne farmers. Crops
have been injured and Tho Weld ~ corn. hay ard
potatoes will from third To onNhnlf less than
the No rain that has been OF material benefit
In crops has fallen since July !. whils the Of
have boon thoroughly water"d since the
middle ~ MAY. Many we'll, and clst@rns arc dried
up. For~t fires IN various sections ~ MiddleSeX
County have been raging and have done much damage.
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Princcbn.

The Princeton substitutes Will be as follows Barnet
TAYLOR Fulper. Fi.cous McCsdev. Anderson eJm"e'
and Randolph.
Tier. VIII b. . football contest to-day on N. Orange
Oval between the elryens Of Tie Crescent At'uc Cuo
snd the Orange Athletic Club TOR the cham onshp ~ e
American Football Union. Both teams ar" In eHoeIch'
condition - they been IN uaining for weeks ihe
ORANGE foam has ben practising eveni-g a. ns
Oranrc oval hv electric light ard i' team WORK Is ~
,ellcnt q. va. shown when II defeated Rutgers ana
Iehich The el.ycns VIII In. promptly q, ~ A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OVR CHATNCEN."-"O Our Chauncry ia thsunc"
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Oulc- game. To dav follows NewYork A. {.
- Manhattan 4 c.. Polo Grounds. New FORK. Proc.
mot. - Rooslvn " staten Is'a-d Cricker a. Living
s,.u l. fIarad University Amherst rni'erifr ~
C.nnfr dce Mas. RutCr-s COLLEGE Ta'oV"r- COLLEGE.
At, New -rlu,ysi~k y. J.; University - Michigan ~
Norhw..'efn Tni,er.itg. ~ Ann Arhor Mich University
~ Icnn-,iyaus is Chicago 4 \. ~ West Phlsd"lIha
Wi.n, college Vs. Cornell tnlvrr.i's a. Albany. Y. ;
Yale rni,.r nv I.hlch University. Il S"w-Il'rsi
Conn. Na,a' cadets ys Fnntln and Na-sha at AnnaP
n. Nd P.unn.c:on " Wyoming 1t P"nnnrton
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENCF.-FX.Governor Frederick smyth' OF
>cw.U.mnshiro: Norman j. Ccnap. u 81. Louis
CHRISTOPHER L. Mage. Il Pts5Trg, scd IeutensntCom-
,nander Richardson Clover. L. :. Navy. HOFFMAN
Judce William \. Fisher Of Baltimore. HOLLAND
,Ion,r 4 E,ink az ptt,burg. MURRAY IILIl-SenatOr
,,.a.. I Parker Of Albany. NORMANDIE-Senstor
David b. Hni Of Elmi'o. PLAZA-Shrr'T j. Guthrie
smith OF Edinburgh NICTORIA-Cheysier Won Tavei",
Austrian Minister Wa>hinston. and Baron e. schillng
and Pierre Botkine Of the Russen Legation.
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NEWARK.

Major Edwin Hoyt. OF the 1st Regiment. has peen
retired from service In the National Guard AZ MS
request with the brevet rank o colonel. NaIor Nv;
was the only ono OF the old With Regiment officers 10
obey he consolidation orders recently Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
OPENING THE FOOTBALL SEASON
THE INTEEC COLLEGIATE AND LOCAL ChAMrioN
SNIP GAMES BFNIN TO-DAY.

The first game IN the intercollegiate championship loot
ual VIII bs PLAYED between princeton anu ~
today AZ Manhattan I-sld. The game viii ssft =, d
n M Terry and Dean VIII ~ umpire aad referee Inc
tams will line up a. folo~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TiiKEE { Prince.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. Z SD A.

TO CITIZENS or NEW-YORKi Great frauds
were the registry last year and Will he
this year Ifyou value the elective nnchis"
aud would project your rights and prevent fraud III"
YOUR duly that registers from yonr mousse
mica. lcunIiy entitled TO do -o EXAMINE TIE
REGISTRY LIST "a public copy Of which VIII oeat
,our place Of repatriation day up TO Election
DAY. " you lind thnf any person II registered nom
,our house who does live there report mt once 10
a.. Rs,ubc.u County Committee nj the Fifth Avenue
uetel.
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Announcements.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has beer up~d for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for th.lr CHILDREN WHILE TEETHiNi
solTENs THE GUNS ALLAYS All. pAIN LURES ,I,
RIOTA. sold by DRUGGISTS In every par, Of the
void TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D..
90 WEST S9TH.ST
Diseases of the Nervous system enito Urinary organs
ImpOtency aad Stsrlity. Ilours TO l, ) 70 g.
UpJcUE. f. L. w. UBIoUE.
NEW COLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

DO TINT this IL the last dny Of rrGstrRtion
II I'm Registered do ifhout fnii
early this morning. Register and nuke your friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

BIG ISSUES OF Az OFF YEtR.-Printed last yea.
but lust IA good then. The tariff and carrencv
articles of Roswell &. Horr in TIE Weekly Tribune
with varou, kindred articles. including the wonderful
results OF Reciprocity and The article on Pn;esn
1890 aud 1881" A pamphlet OF y, .arSe page" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES No. lt7.-Presidew
Harrison. letter acceptance; the Republican plat
form; the speeches OF Nhiteaw Reid, ex-Goveru"
Foraker. aud Gov. NefIuley ut Woodsdale rarA
Ohio sept. 9th. pages Of The Weekly Trsnne' ass
portraits of Harrison ana Reid. cent copy lov
COPIES 81 cents. 1000 copies. 49, la lets OF looSs'
- II nrr .nnu
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TRIBUNE WAR sTORIks.-A masa,"'. ..r,,,.s ;,
,,ou Of over 40 stories Of the t"' -. assem-
actual participants. ssmeo, ". 49, naxs bees %
h. uo.t thrilling and pathetic ""'o" vs.
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ArTER.DiNNER sPEECuE-.-A has".' A,
INLET Of ~ pages containing the NOS "noriul I'd
~,,.r,niuiug after dinner -peec"s anu ~ sci
' Of ,hs public dinner, OF the winter o.
,a, 4. N.wXorL City. - cents u copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

MKINLEY ~TRIES.-Neyy. A comp Iatlo, q
striking articles from Thc Tribune. describing iudu.
,r,c. wich have been established under or ben.a,.
nv the Mckinley bill fisur'- are given shown,
better wages and lowe prices OF manufa cture
goods A splendid Republican, argument. Is ce,ts,
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,.u.rr.uvrA IN Isy..-In preparation :"
copy. - 40
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ready. Is cents copy
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WORK AM WAGES. EXTRA Ill With Punev,
fn,nou. pjcure of Nr. Cleveland introdncinx Pr..
Trade" TO " America" pages OF The Weekly TriA.
unc. 4 popular document. comparing the tariff plank,
of the Two great parties and explaining e policy q
the two parties thar subject. copies Tor cent
100 copies, ~ cents. 1000 copies, ST. In lot. Of
I0,OUg, 3 10 per thousand.
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THETAHIFF AND AGES. No. i6.-Wiih Dems.
cratic to. timouy to Mckinley prosperity from the
bureau Of Labor statistics and the Banking Depart.
ment OF this >tnte. Price 1 cent? LOCO copes -
In loi . OF O.OOO, $500 per 1.OO0.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-27

It would seem as if every spark of
manhood had been quenched, as if those
working for the perpetuation of this ne
tarious business (the lottery had sunk
all self-respect, all regard for..-decency
and morality, in their zeal to re-engraft
this cursed thing into the body polite
of the state. This nation owes it to
itself to wipe out this disgrace and end
this infamy. Such tactics are but bid
for revolution and Inch law. They are
too exasperating to be tolerated by-de-
cent men, The manhood Of Louisiana
is not only dragged in the mud, but is
stamped upon. by such outrages. The
administration Of justice in the city of
New Orleans, so far as the lottery inter-
ests are concerned is a mockery and by.
word. Public servants bend their necks
to do the bidding of this lottery compa-
my. The managers boast that they
haye six millions of dollars in the banks
of the city of New Orleans to be spent
to carry through their amendments at
the coming April election. Anti-lot-
terry societies haYe been organized, and
prominent men are to-day.in the city Of
New York, endeavoring to secure help
and sympathy for those in the state OF
Louisiana who have determined that
this disgraceful sale of the state OF
Louisiana to an organized band of pub
lie plunderers shall not be consummat-
ed. This nation is humiliated by the
spectacle. There is need to be alarmed
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-27

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