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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
1 SYNDICATE OF ACTHORS.

Fight writer's rcprc,cnting an association Of twenty
American authors met In Parlor l. in the ASt0r house
on Monday afternoon take the first Steps ior OF
ganzing cooperative syndicate the purpose belhs |"
place their productions before the press OF tue country
without the assistance Of an in'erInedlary aGe"'
Those present were Paul Il. Du Chaillu. Charles Us
KAY william DrySdale Julian Hawthorne, John Han
berton William J. Henderson. Colonel Thomas v"
Knox and Joseph p. Reed. Colonel Knox PRESIDED
and letters were read from Charles Dudley warner
Thomas Nelson Page H. c. Runner. Melville Philips
Captain Charles King, Mrs Kcbccca Harding DAVIS
and others.
After deciding that the ASSOCIATION should be known
&c The syndicate OF Associated Authors" william j.
Henderson William DlySdae and Melville Philips
were appointed executive committee 20 complete the
orgHnzation. Other members OF the synOcab' are
George Parsons Lathrop Eugene Field and Paul Blouet
"Nax O'ReuT).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
,yorurR srccESsrrL STEAMSHIP TEAL.

Another shin built Ia America. manned by Amen
ran. and living the American flag, hrs proved h'r
voriliuc-t Of becoming "A subsidized United states
mail carrier and q %ayal Reserve ship Tia" Ne"
York and cuba Mall Line ship city Of Washington
wa, successfully tested yesterday by IN" Naval IN
st.cilou Board. and developed average speed Of
IA, knots. The City OF Washington returned last
week from Havana, md WAS put on Or dock ana
thoroughly cleaned snd early yesterday morning ahe
got up steam and pointed her hhapely black pro"
out into misty and stormy sea Her engines worked
we'll and bv the time Sandy IloOh VA, rafh he'd II
became appar"ni that she would easily establish her
claim 10 being the fastest ship Oi the luc. III"
tas,cd sandy Hook at : O4 a. m and reached the
Fire Island buoy at Z 80 \. ON this run She
made 1919 Knots average. ON her return trip She
s cd the Fire Island buoy ut 9:l7 M and pas Ell
sandy Hook at II 10 "a. ON This run she avenged
l5I2 knot. Her total average speed 15.ij
knots. She went 10 the pier at Eichmds-st In the
Erie Basin after the trial was completed.
The CITY Of Washington was built I'm 1877 NJ
Chester, PcnA. by J. Roach Il son. She f. OF . I35
tons burden. has three decks which guns can bc
mounted. l. 800 feet long and - feet beam. She
has tx boiler, aud her engines 81 1000 horse
power. She burned thirty tons of coal during her
trial. ana her screw made seventy six revolutions
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
npnpARuTY OF A 0As WAR.

The failure to resume friendly rciauo"s VIZ Wv
,at of the Fulton Municipal ana the Nc"0l0" 90
Gas companies after the latter had given nouce Oh
80 longer taking its Gas from the former. Is held 10
,psor gas war In the near future. in when uo
Fulton Municipal company will enter the FIELDS OF ''e
oher companies. which now subdivide the city among
themselves and Will endesvor to take business ion
them Just as 1t did dozen years ago BEFORE co"i
promise was reached whereby 1t suppieo several VI
,h co,npenics with its cheaper gas The Fulton com.
many ms recently added 10 its plant, so rs 10 ne ao
70 supply 100000 cubic feet Of gas car! anu mas
NE couuany refuse To ssy ding ABOUT the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NEW STEAMSHIP FOR THE MORGAN LINE.

Another big American steamship will be launched
at Newport News to-day. She Is sister ship to the
swift and handsome vessels Ell Monte and FL sud, OF
the Morgan Line These two ships have done 50 well
and made such excellent records that great things are
.xpcctcd from this latest addition to the merchant
,nr,na =, the United states She viii be named Fl
Rio The keel OF the ship was laid on March 10,
1892 the same day that FL sud was launched The eN
element and celebration called for by the latter event
caused the laying Of the keel to be overlooked Pres
dent C. Il. circuit, of the Newport News Smponhlna
COMPANY started from this city yesterday for Newport
News to attend the launching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The grand Jury Of Hudson County yesterday pre-
son,o1 ,,rentv indictments. Three NJ these are for
mnrlcr: Kenney Iayner. who killed his wife and
Mic mel Adams september : Joseph LoTnete, who
hot Michael Fazz0lO on September %. and WlAlaIn
,:i,crS vLo stabbed Patrick Ward at IluyOnnc sep
tenhcr 3d. The accused Will be arraigned next
Friday.
lanes Fielding. German baker. was natIlraIz'h
~ ~ ,i.v I,.t week He gave his name and Occu
,a HON together and came out II the mill a james
Fielding Baker. The error was discovered yr't"r
doy MI Mr. Fielding must 20 to the Chancery Court
10 have il rcctihed.
\ casa Of smallpox was discovered at 40 -
Cocatest. in tie Italian quarter OF tins ci'y; y,,
tcrtav and tie health officers busy all DAY
tun,itanc the district and vaccinatinr the residents
The work will be continued until all nave slDht"d
IN tho oper;ti,n. There are about 400 OF them.
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70 resume business. lie mahe An assignment At Wmte
P1ains TO Henry A. Robinson, lawyer. At NO. lbo
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

LBEMARLE-Cong FRESHMAN Joseph II. Cultivate. of
Ohio. w J. Riley United States Consul ct puerto
Carbello ASTOR-T J. Morgan. Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs BRU NSWICK-Sif j. B. Lyall. Ct England
and Colonel William Goddard Of Rhode Island FIFTH
AVENU EIx Senator William Irtt Kellogg Of Louisiana
aud Governor ROYAL c. Tart. Of Rhode Island 'IS"
State Treasurer Danforh. OF Albany and General
Austin Iathrop Of Corning n. y HOFFMAN
Adlai l. Stevenson, OF Bloomington. III. MURRAY
HILI-Cong Nelson Dlngley, IT,. CT Maine. and
Bishop John Z. Newman, Of Omaha W1NDSOR-t'oNer
nor Roswell P. Flower and wife Congressman James j.
Bddep, OF Syracuse Ex-Governor A H. Rice. OF Msssl
chuset:s and Bishop Whitehead. OF Pittsburs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
wESTrEy UNION'S STOCK INCREASED.
THE SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE THE ACTION OF
THE DIRECTORS

THE SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE THE ACTION or
THE DIRECTORS
The spccial m,ctnc ~ the stock1ldcrs o. 'ne
Western Union Telegraph Company Yesterday re'l'~'
IL, pa. nup-,val of thr resolution fJ- u" increase III
,lo capital stock - IN. amount % fl".'Oo"o' max
tr, an oc-rcsafe capital OF :lO0.rCOoio. The vot"
a.. cal .,p5 shares in favor a0d only 100 ''Ar"S
ag,rst the Increase. Tie meeting VS. largely
tended ohcut f,rty st0ckho dcr- being present -
r Terry presided Tho opposition wrs represented
iv colonel i g. Rclr who offered rider To III"
,,-,lY;iou The ride" provided that no part o.
tho increase % capital stock -h'Id br ISSUED ~ d"
dyliond or n consideration 30 the si"cLholdr." tf
,,v new prop.rty oalmcd ~ have been created %;
,Al.d 20 M. company's plant ont Of earnings "hlc
,i.f, i.,,. hccn distributed extra divGends that
ma rY-t Of The proposed increase should b" ISSUED 'N
con, a, par for money IN payment at par i'r prop
r, oc1uirei and also requiring the director, a ne"
,r.,.-ty NAV be lawfully acquired, 10 submit 10 ID"
-, rhl, dor, 4 fan schedule Of tho lines, "Ire'' '"
and ~. method II iaymcnt.
lay oond was present Mt the meeting and apparel
IA b. lu god health and spirit. lie took tNt opp"
.,,i,p ~ colonel HciH god hlmorcdly. AMI ei'it"u
SOM. Amusement by going over 10 where the Colonel
-ot and Pleasantly engaging him In conversation
Chairman Terry was disposed % rul" C"lonel KEN
rider ont Of order. but It's consideration Wa In
it.d ruon Mr. Goud cordially seconded Colonel
pc,a,. resolution and then as cordially helped u"
other stockholders TO voto IT down hy an oV"f"heIm
Nr. 'GonM said afcrward that tho director, had
decided uppn no plans fpr d." distribution oi th NJ
difinual sock. Tier. / rtrpng element. however
IN fny"r Of a derla.ron Of 10 pr cent stock di'
drfd 10 tie Shareholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Herald. 1o3 Billy s.. 1903; Alice colt 1873 lazy %
nsnor 100: The Soreress 100 Forget-Me'Sotl w.
Fannie beverly 100; Constant 1OO Pansy, lV'
second receive eghths mile. Grand Pr,H ~ ~,
syracuse, 10Y Lakeview 122 VOID Ito; C oa 'sve,
Queen, 90. -
Third raceone and oneeishh miles Lyce eoa
iTahlo liz: Candelabra, LOG; hr Sass, 1O3:
Fourth race-one mie Larchmont', JIG WOO, w00a'
craft, lOS; Prather, 1O6 ADA Blue W. His''""'
100 Fagot 90; saladin, ST.
Fifth race-Tlroe fcurths mile. Rival, 49, Michael,
~ Major Daily III; Rosa H., ia Experience ia
sn.cnlaton li2 Nockbarren, lO2 Jacqu line, ~
Plenty, 81 Dora. "a Belle d., "a; Cottonade, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
TO APPROVE THE EDrS0y SYSTEM

At a meeting Of the New York Board Of Under
writer's, yesterday the committee which has been con
Quoting the discussion with the Edison Electric Light
Ing Company concerning the failure Of that COMPANY
to conform 10 the boards rules Of safety reported that
the Edison company have conceded the correct
Of the boards requirements, and have promised 10
proceed with a possible speed to make their system
comply with those rules. Upon this assurance IN.
underwriters voted to resume he Inspection o. Edison
instalments and wiring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FCNER4L or J.. J. DEFINING.
MANY FEIENDs ATTEND THE SERVICES IN THE
FIRST PEEsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

MANY FRIENDS ATTEND THE SERVICES IN THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
In the presence Of hundreds Of friends the funeral
NJ F. J. D,uninc the head Of the house II f. j.
Dcnning a c.. held AT ! p IN. Yesterday in the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Fifth ave and Eeventhst
Before the body brought to the church. PRAYER
WAS offered by the Rev. Dr. Howard Duneh al the
home Of Mr. rennmg No q East NlnthS'' LONE
before the hour Of the funeral the church WAS I'll d.
In the side pcvs sat the employees Of the hrm OF r.
j. DcnrIng a co., and the centre Of the church ana
the galleries we're occupied by the friends ana NC
oualniaDces OF the D,nnng family The pulpt was
almost hidden by the flowers In the front o. '"c
church. The employees Of Mr.. Dcnnlns sem gave Vi
white roses surmounted by dove. There was
floral harp from cX-Judge Hilton and pilo" OF
white ro.cs sent Nv * Judge and Mrs. Horace Rus
sell The coffin borne mp the centre aisle py
four ushcrs II was covered with black CLOTH and
surrounding the silver plate bearing the name OF the
deod man was a wroat.. Of vOlets. Those VINO ioi
lowed the coffin We're stewart Dennina MISS 'eh"is
Dcnlring T. J. Denniuc, j., Mrs. Pau Hanson e"
Judge Henry Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Hilton
Frederick Hilton MIR. and MI. John W. liush S ana
o,. rndoo and Mrs Horace Russell. Mrs. 4. J. Den
ring remained at home with her Daughter mt
Kontls TIE Rev. pr. Howard Dulhed pastor OF
,ne First Presbyterian Church. read from the
sc1rsur.s and preached 4 In which he paid
tr,hne 70 Mr. Dennings Christian life and character.
Mr. Dcpuiuc va, H." president Of the BOARD OF
Trustees of the First Presbyterian Church Inc new
Dr " NJ Paxton, former pastor o' we church
ard = nerqoou friend Of Mr.. Dcnning, also made an
address The words e c,mmitta were pronounced pS
n. Pew. Dr. Duhc!d after which the b"ey was
sent 10 the Grand Central station ana, ATTENDED by
The family Wa taken To " odiaNn Cemetery; A.
S.me nf those pr sent ~ tn" services IN ,he
church were Russell sage, Orlando t. P0tter MHa'n
NOR Arthur Lcarv. the Roy. Dr. John Hall, the
pev pr Charles Warner Coleman Judge ' an Brnn,'
: d Sonfils Or william lIanford White, A. u. A,h'
man samuel Enrich. Charles c. smith, the Rcv 1T ~
lam G. Bliss j. j. Van Allen ard the Kew Dr.
Waterbury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FOUR SMALLPOX PI7IENTS FOUND

Four chi dren III with smallpox were sent 10 North
Brother Island from the house 40. 3.iGl Arr ur-
Monday. Nellie Reilly, aged twcnty.Slx
removed from the same house yesterday Other
smallpox patients who were sent to the Island yc,-
terday weie Antonio Lavou Of No. IL Thompson
ST.. Joseph Nicola, Of No. IL Muberry-st, and Ben.
della Osinio, uf No ia MulbcTy-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
DoN~r RELIEVE THIS swINDLER.

A tall young man. dressed in blue wearing . "aOA
mustachc and carving book. has oeen S"n'uAs
many persons In Brooklyn HIS pan q" w
.i- ho,n.s and tell them that there are letters at
49, Work postorice addressed TO them, on when
thsre is q small charge. He says that not eiheo
for at once the letters will be sent 10 me p'I -
Litter Office lie then offers to get inc leVe xr
notd tho money to cover the postage uue' 'Hais
have accented bis offer and many others nave p't ~.
sbiecf 10 the cost ard inconvenience OF Journey ~
Nny Work only 10 find that the Information gwen
than MAS false.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HIGHwAYMEN AT GREENPoINT.
A BEooxLYy PHYSICIAN ROBBED AND LEFT IN
SENSIBLE.

SENSIBLE.
DR.. william J. Doyle, wenkovn nr'n,N
,bvs,rian was brutaly assaulted and then o'oeu ~
,hrce hichwayrnen at early hour Mondsy mo'i""s,
while returning 20 his home after making proicSsonA
visit, The assault and robbery occurred he" '"o
Kinrslandave oil works, in Grcenpoint'ave., he''r
Ncwtowu Creek. Dr.. Doyle was confined un'h "'
yesterday IN the Eastern District Hospital "hen "e
was removed TO his home. No. % "lhsor ''''''
Rrooklyn Ills condition Is said ~ be preSai'o"''
Ills head IS cut In several places. and IL lie o''e>
that his skull is fractured. Dr. Doyle is thrN
wears Old The neghborhood where the Assault oc
Cured is desolac and poorly lighted at nen'' nas
hoo, tho scccr OF numerous desperate assAils AIN
rothorirs ON sunday night last another roooeFy "~'
committed the assailants making th'r es'"pe
Dr Dov,e probably would have died where ne mao
fallen had he not been discovered ny
burroughs the Waterman connected WIN 'o W
works Burroughs, while maldng an examination Vi
49,. a.ou,nr q. ~. works stumbled over the body OF
mr. Doyle, who was lying his face near inc iehoo
Nrro,ov. side By the light OF the
,antorn which he carried Burroughs saw 'ha' "'o
mans face was covered with blood anu lnA' nv ~
In an unconscious condition. He at HIST uious't ~
=. ya. dood but q closer examination disclosed 'ha'
h. uas still alive Burroughs teephoned TOT All
ambulance and at the same time Informed Inc pom.
>, ~. seventh Precinct. Surgeon Reilly responuee
ard removed the man TO the hospital l1ero NC
revived sufficiently tell OF the assault Anu f0'
n. said he had gone to New-iork to a'teha pa"en'
In III. early evening After leaving the mouse ~
stopped in liquor in East Fourteenth"'. "h''
no had drink While In the place he met S'f %,L
t" m" until the physician says he began fTs
queer in his head ms doe u fha twenty third st.
ferry and taken to BROOKLYN lie says AFTER .rn s in
nod walked him about some time he was huoon ~ -.
i Mau I'D The blow Knocked him down, and ss ne
iay on the ground he struck nnmSer on mn
~ .nu. h,nnt instrument. lie soon became w III
c cSSrscion. When found by the Waterman ~,
Doye's pockets turned inside out h an1 and
S'ron6 ring and diamond pin also stolen. a.
nolice believe they know his assalan's s"s '>F'''
10 make arrests before morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Next Friday l. the third day Of Efs-
uratiOn In New.HOrk (ity ana brookI!n n.
ncnuI,Jicuu. should bear In mind TINT
no voter can cast ~ ballot unIcs. MS
name upon the rcGi.trnt lion roll Of the
election district In " hitch lac lives. The
noIIiun place i'm every election district
nCNew.i orb and Brooklyn will he open
to-day for the registration Of voters.
The lawful hour. for registry arc Dc.
tween - -. m. and p. m. Friends OF
Projection and Honest Money, VINO
mean to vote for Harrison ana Keid'
don't take the chances of warning Tor
.ub.cU,Icnt day. OF registration, D't
register on Friday!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NEWARK

William r. Marvin. Of Montclair. was Yesterday "p
pointed trustee for the estate Of William H. braiouF.
consisting Of $1,000 on post with a New YORK Sai'
deposit company. a daughter. who IS a MINOR l.
the heir.
In the Orphans Court yesterday the matter 0l a
cavnat 10 The probntng u the will Of Annie = lionu
care up Mrs Bond left IN estate worth T-.u"u 70
tie Home for aged Women The cavcat was nS" h ns
nephew Henri Marshal. She died on May - last.
The heirs ncge tc~tancntary incapacity II WaS
agreed that the executor should act administrator
until the case shall be settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
wlR VESSELS STINT ron CHARLESTON.

Tie dispatch boat Of the Navy Department. tho
Dolphin. ard the dynamite gun vc-se Vesuvius viii
leave the Navy Yard to morrow and 20 TO Charles
ton to take part in III" celebrations there nest wca
The affair is u festival In commemoration Of the -,
cane Of that city from total destruction hy the earth
Quake I'm 1856. The special active part which the
naval vessels will take will be In the reproduction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Much REGRET CAUSED BY A BROKERS' fAILURE

The suspension OF Clement ". Cumming. at No.
"a Broadway. was announced at the Stock Exchange
yesterday II caused universal expressions OF regret
as the unfortunate broker stood high In the esteem.
admiration and affection OF his colleagues. Mr.. Cum
ming has member OF the Exchange since Novem'
Der 2, 1882. lie succeeded to the business OF Mich
olas, Stone & Co. several years ago. Mr. Cummings
embarrassment IS growth Of the Earrings failure
In November 1890 and IL Is understood that his mis-
fortune has resulted from generous attempts to carry
the accounts OF Of his fellow brokers. Tho
liabilities placed at about 600 600 and the assets
1t 900. 1t is believed. however, that Mr. Cum.
Ming win b assisted ssum1 GENTLY to enable him saA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Grenwood's silk MILL at Hlllbun, near NyacK'
" " was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing an exploding lamp starting tho blaze. The
loss is 5000 on building, $4,000 On machinery
and 81 900 on stock. which fortunately was low:
rho Insurance In small. One hundred hands arc
thrown out Of employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

One Of the best ways in which 70 Nf-
feat the election frauds w hich the Dc"c
cratic leaders intend 10 practise - 10
rc"i.tercnrly. Then yOur name cnnnc'
he taken OIL the roll, and You cannon Dc
prevented from voting on ntm>y Dr.
text XOu can register ar nny time ir""
= Am. 10 y y. III. next Friduy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

The Republicans W Ill W In thi. eiecuo s
II they only will come n, on" dr 1n@ vote
go. me must be on the reg tstry iists:
iSw, IL there next Friday. and do one.nn,,,
of your duty toward winning tue nss
against IA dishonest currency M"
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
I'VE CUBAS QUARANTINE SUSPENDED

Quarantine has been suspended at Cuba. The Now
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Company yesterday
announced that they had been Informed that all
vessels which sailed from NcwYork on saturday and
since would be allowed to enter Cuban ports without
dcention vessels which sailed before then will Be
detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

a, m. hombardment Of Fort sumter. the assault 20
De upon wooden model Of the 90 fort now CbIcass
n ronor, and The famous Old ship kearsnrge VIII
Zach Chare,ton from La Gnayra early next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Time: White hour ~ minutes; BLACK. 80
,ri,r,rs The serOd game between DoluM and
I,.lrr ,vhc = looked forward 10 With gsat Interest
will l~gin al 4 O'Clock this Afternoon
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHACNCEY."-"o our Chauncey us Chaunee'
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