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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
MRS. PRINCES HODGsON BURyETTS WORKSHOP

From The Washington Post.
seated In her study. on the third floor Of her pleasant
house observation-disclosures. where much of her literary
has been accomplished pro! Ia her going abr Nj
three years SINCE and where forthcoming novsl
will he completed within the next few months Mrs
Burnett. In answer TO series OF questions, talked ON
IN charming fashion concerning those topics In which
the public feels the greatest interest concerning her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
SMUGGLING A PAINTING OUT OF IrAIY.
'all Mall Gazette

From The TaII VIII uUIVVNV'
II a usually welliuformcd correspondent Is correct
this is how the famous picture OF Caesar D0rga sold
for 600 900 francs 10 the RothschiM family by Prince
Borghese, was sent out OF Rome. A coating OF wax
laid the lannon's Caesnr and an artist painted
the portrait of Pope Leo XIII on the WAN. 1t was
then dispatched It's Partisan destination The coating
Of carefully peeled of, and the famous Caesar now
ornaments the Rothschld's great salsry Of master.
pieces,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Slgnor ROux tie Italian Deputy. and head OF the
largest publishing house IN Milan. has discovered al
imprinted manuscript of Torqnao TaS'o' III Is I'M
portant BECAUSE 1t describes journey 20 Egypt inns
making il probable that the poet saw with ms own
eve, many Of the things set forth in "Gerusalcmme
Iiberata, Heretofore tits was not believed 10 be
the case The manuscript will be published, WITH
notes, by signor Eoux. April 70. the 2o7th annver-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Mr. lIowells's novel, Tho Quality OF Mercy"
tho story OF n defautcr who runs away to Canada-
Is Just ready for publication The IIarpers are bring
Ing 1t out and are Issuing at the same time Mr.
Montgomery schuylcr's book on american Arhl
TOO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
r,,py WANT THE TRAINS To STOP.

The trouble over the stopping OF trains at ANe'"0'
hv +bo Long Island Railroad Company came up
h,ors Judge Bartlett in the supreme Court yesterday
,Isnrv r. Hutchinson. william II. Beard ana lsdor
stern sought an injunction TO prevent the conpan,
from disseminating the stopping OF trains 'nerc' "u
for a writ of mandamus TO compel the stopping vi
trains there The station is on the newborn anu
Roekaway Beach Railroad and TINS eorporSoo" i"'".
an agreement with Remington Nerham pro"o7, .a y.
..no =, 1sss in consideration OF the right OF way
ond his ereciinc station to stop trains there W
.Julv Is the Long Island Railroad Company lessee Oh
the New York and Rockaway Beach Railroad aoa'i
doned the station at Averne and began 10 STOP ran
a. n new station 800 feet away. on land belonging
IN Mr. Stratton a director in the New-NorK ana hocA.
away Beach Railroad. The railroad company ''u
Mr. vernam used the station building as real estate
tSce aud mt tenants in the upper stories anu 70
9,sod 20 deed the station the company fieis "cre
-s,,bmitted aud decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Chicago Aug s-For Eve Innings DIVER had the Colts
a. his mercy while HutrhIson was being bst'ed In all
directions In sixth matters were reversed Arson
boy, going the 'front.' two bases Oh balls tOom-ky =
errr four singles and uchsons home run hit dong the
business. The neding Oh both sides was ioo'e anu
strange to say the players charged with errors re-
deemed themselves by doing most OF the batting The
-
C Cincinnati .'':':..-.'- . : %
Basehits-Cncinnst Is Chicago 13. Errors-t inclnnau
Chicago = Pitclers-Duryr0 and Hutchinson l mpli'-
Hurst
Washington Aug S.-The BostOns defeated washington
to-day bv brtter all round playing. Stlley was very
effective and spleuddy supported hileh was ht
berd In the fifth inning when the Visitors scored heaS
oil their runs. The
Washington ............ ~
postnm ............. o q -
Observation-Disclosures 4, Boston D. ErIor--Washng-
ton q Boston l. Pitchcrs-killeen end Salry. Umpire
Emse.
Pht.Lurg Aug. s.-ne Cleveland and Pittsburg seams
pavcd here to-day, the home team winning after we'll
contested game. The Pitt.burg nine nedrd hney shu
h.tted the curves OF the Csikson freely. The
.
cleveland ..........-O o %
pittsburg ...........1 | . q o o 70
H,-cht.- CIev,lond T. Pltsturp IL. FrOrs-Clcve and
Pittsbury U. Pitchers -,i9rhsOh and E-irr Umpire
Snyder.
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TIRED OF THE ABUSE OF HILL.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR sHEEHANs FoRClBIE
WORDS BEFORE THE STATE COMMITTEE
Non all that occurred at the meeting OF the Demo
cratic state Committee on last Thursday night was
made public at the time, but 1t has been learned sre
that William F. Shechan, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
the spokesman for David Is. Hill, worked on speech
which did not I'm the least SAVIOR Of undying regard FOR
Grover Cleveland The Lieutenant Governor had been
Edward Murphy, r., the chairman Of the Demorauc
state Committee Richard Croker the leader OF Tam
many Han; John b. Stanchied, OF Elmira, DAVID b.
IIlirs former law partner and james Martin, also OF
Tammany Hall Mr. sheean evidently talked over the
situation with these men. and they probably knew what
he intended to say before the committee some hours
before the meeting held. Mr.. Sheehan is quoted
as saying that he and HIS friends did not like In the
least the "ndlgnites that had been hcsped upon the
head Of strongest State organization In the Union
aud an organization that since It's formation by Its
present members had always led its party TO victory
and had always been to the ticket"
This expression of the real sentiment OF the Clevec
land had an enthusiastic reception from the hlu
member, OF the committee. while the few Cleveland
men who had been allowed TO enter the room heard
II with dIsnay These few were not altogether salts
lied even when Mr.. oheehan added that the orginl-
zatiOn would support the ticket this year. When Mt.
Shphan spoke Of the " head OF the strongest state
organization I'm the Union he referred. OF course to
United states senator David b. Hill, upon whom the
Cleveland had heaped the indigntes OF which he
and the Of senator iillS friends now loudly
complaining. Who but David Il. Hill Is the head Of
the Democratic organization in this statel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
ror 4 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.

Since visit Of the Gaelic athletes 10 this country In
Isss the public IN football played und Gaelic
Association rules has been increasing The clubs then
organized throug the States have by persistent p1c
tice mastered the inricscies Of the game since This Is
narcuarly Noticeable around the metropolitan district
where the prominent clubs are being continually
STRENGTHENED recruits from the champion teams u the
mother country all the matches this have been
chs tacteiizcd by play Of q brilliant description.
or the many notable Newi ORR teams has PLAYED
with more Vlgor than Jhe Kickarns Of Harlem They
hay. an olylable rctoIu which fully JrSdie, them Ia
claiming the championship cf Now.iork
ese claims snrered at by the William Barry Asso
citation Jersey city. The followers o. both teams
have for long tmr been tamorOns FOR u decisive
teri, but tie opportunity was difficult 10 find and the
rivals have met. Now. however. Chairman J. H.
sullivan, OF the Ncw-JeFs A. c.. has 10 the rescue
with that the question Of supremacy will be
settled for all IN decisive match al the NewJersey
A. C. Labor Day Carnival the winners to receive green
banner embroidered in sold and emlcmatic Of the foot
ball championship OF America 10th teams have gone
special trimming and when the fotyw0 players
the At Bergen Point they will De prepared " pun
up a splendid game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

DIR COOPER DENOUNCES TIE CITY OFFICIALS.
The Rev. Dr.. Jacob l.. Cooper, professor Of the
Greek language and literature In Rutgers College.
preached "A bold and telling sermon In the First Re
formed Chuvh Of this city, OH sunday evening on the
subject. The Abuses In our city Government, and
How 10 Remedy Them lie denounced most vcllc
menty the open sunday Dissertation lie said
There Is not II saloon In the city that VIII not, In
direct violation Of law, furnish liquor the sabbath
or on elrc Ion day to those who know how to get II
AT the back gates Tie saloon Keeper snys lie f. there
10 sell that IL Is his business aud that he will sell
10 any one. police know these things. one Of
them iold that If the force reported these places
and Insisted OH the prosecution, II would cost
them their places. What can We expect OF a
city Council majority Of whose members
were nominated at prmarie9 held at saloons 7
The Prosecutor Of Mddlrsex County whose duty
II Il 10 enforce the law j. commonly reported have
raid when stumpng for another Office: II could
have nv own way would have every saloon open
385 DAYS In the year that man could get his
lanr whenever he pei,srd.' This prosecutor 4,
none other thnn Robert Adrain presiding officer Of the
New.Jersey senate In Its lat two sessiOns and a
colonel on the staff OF Governor Albeit"
DR. Cooper praised Mayo Van C!eef. who he s:id
was an honest and capable official. but his hunds We're
lied bv corruption among other city officers lie
finished hin sermon with appeal for nOre municipal
patriotism among law abiding citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

taken to the Presbyterian Hospital. lie was "oo,''
fifty years old. had dark hair, mustache anu '"'
whiskers, and wore dark suit.
John Scotland the West Indian who was arresteu
in the room OF Senator Edward \. Scuddcr' Oh MIS-
sssipp at No. 1858 West Thirty ffthst. on ea'"i'"'
night was in the jefferson Market Poiice Cour' w
terday morning, charged with being In the room io'
tho purpose OF larceny The prisoner had nothing to
say and sent TO the island for three "oh''' !"
default OF $500 bail
Coroner MESSENGER was summoned 10 st. Nlncehts
Hospital Yesterday morning TO take the antemor'em
statement OF Edward Moslcy, the colored TRUCK
who stabbed in the yard OF NO 10 Il D'""'"s
ST. on Saturday night by George smith, also co'oIeu.
Mosey is in a critical condition from s'ao "ou"u VI
the abdomen lie told the Coroner that smi'h ii,u
cut him because he wanted Daniel Cramp, smith
brothcrin-law 10 20 somewhere with him and Mosley
objected lie said that smith was drunk III the ''me'
Daniel sheehan, twenty five years Old physician
OF No. Az East One-hundred and nineteenth-st was
found at Seventy sixthst. and Thrdave yesterhy
suffering from epilepsy. lie taken to the Presoy-
terrain Hospital.
David schoen, n baker. thirty years old. or NO. sio
Fifth-st was In an Avenue barrOom on July %, ana
objected to Adoiph Strausss smoking cigarette
strauss lives mt No. 81 Wilettst. The two had d
fight and the baker bit of part Of his antagonist $
cur In General Sessions yesterday Judge Marine
sentenced Schocn to six months imprisonment III INC
penitentary.
There was not quorum present Mt the meeting OF
the National Gross Country Association, when was
to be held at the Arena In Thiryfrstst last even
ing 20 the gathering postponed until next Thurs-
day evening at the Manhattan Athletic Clubhouse,
at p. m.
A stranger went into william Fromme's gin-sfore,
at No 157 Grand-st, yesterday afternoon, bought a
cheap revolver and got Fromme TO oad 1t. AS he
was placing it in his pocket 1t was discharged Ihe
bullet cut a furrow In OF Mrs. Fromme's arms ana
glazed her other arm. but she not hurt seriously
The stranger hastily disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
EIIZAREIII.

FITnFR GE-sNER SCARED TIE LIQUOR MIN.
The Rev. Father GesSnrr. o. this citS. tried ne"
m de OF warfare here sunday night against The
LIQUOR sellers who violate the sunday law. and the
priests tactics have caused panic among the d'ai
pr.. Father Gcssncr boldly walked Into nearly
dozen liquor shops aud caught the proprr'Ors serving
beer and whishey In open defiance Of the Excise law
There was q stampede In Of the places when The
priest entered, but In Others Gust Dners stood their
ground but seemed b. feel extremely unr0nior'able
under the priests scathlng denunclaon. The Aquor
dealers however, the one, who are frightened ~
they know Father Gcssner has received enough eVl
dence to make them squrm before The "rand
Jury The priest said he getting Tired
OF dcnouncing the liquor evil from the altar or
looking TO the Mayor aud CITY Council 10 fake steps
10 uphold the law The authorities knew 81 the Nio
lations but they too afraid OF the political
power Of the rum shops he said. 10 do anything to
check the sunday selling. ,
The wrath II the priest has been aroused by the
number OF new liquor shops being started III MS
parish. The number Of shops In Elizabeth mas III
creased during the last year from 100 10 III flV"
more applications pending. and pnp'rS ARE being
filled out for dozen licenses Father ,'cssncr >
crusade Is beginning TO gct the support 81 the moral
norton Of the community, who are getting Tired O the
irrblr,s action OF the Democratic Excise Board IN
lie matter Of licenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
NETWORK CITY.

Corn went up or 4 cents bu,hr! Yesterday az the
Produce Exchange the strength of the recent douti
In the West. which makes II scarcity possible
scaled proposals. for nbont $ls3OOo SchoolhonNe
hands bearing per Interest and rcdccmable IN
1911 were opened by Controller Myers Yesterday The
sum Of 100000 awarded to the Exchange FIR"
Insurance Company at lOi i-lG, and $4,000 ~
,oo.7o aud S3a,O0O at IO033. TO Blake Brothers
& 60.
Al the Custom House yesterday lSadore llnkler,
clerk was promoted from ~. 900 q $1,000 year
salary: Chester r. Miller from clerk nj ~ 200 t. store
keeper ut ~ 400
Kat, NJ cole. OF the pole" matrons assigned
Il, suty al the Edrlec street Police station sent her
resignation the Police Commissioners yesterday, ana
&, was accepted. ON Friday evening she was drunk
in her room In the police station. and saturday she
.as arrested IN the BoweIy on charge u lntoNica-
uon. Captain Cross had made charges against her.
and She doubtless would have been dismissed II She
had not resigned
shortly before l O'Clock yesterday afternoon the tug
boat sanford. No. q, OF the New York. New Haven ana
hartford Railroad while towing up the
rost giver was into and sunk by sand scow
rhe sanfori's captain and crew OF twelve men were
savcd The name OF the Scow conld not BE- learned
Yesterday.
Five more carloads Of mixed California fruits are
o,nected to go TO England this week by early
Tanner The recent shipments by the Majestic arc
.,,r,ed rs arriving in satisfactory condition. but the
..I.s we're not prompt desired. This was partly
i,o 10 the that many distributors miSconStrned
, term refrigerator" in this feature OF American
.,notts and. fancyng it meant some sort OF frozen
Unit they failed to attend the sales
An unknown Frustrated by the heat al
Dark ave- and sixtieth-s yesterday afternoon and was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


DO THEY BELONG 10 A KNOCKOUT GAN" !
Two addressed men, who gave their names rs
William e. ssman OF No. 100 McAdoo ave. "reef-
GIN. and lanes schultz OF Chicago were arraigncd
before police Justice ODonnell yesterday morning
charged with roblhng Richard Powderly' OF NO. 2J'
Grov..st About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning u
walter In EwIngs Hotel, In Montgomery-st., tod
Policeman Nucent that two men had robbed drunken
man ON the oppo,ite side Of the street The police
mon found the man POwdcry lying In stnpor near
IN. fence along the Pennsylvania she'd. Just then
II. saw two men across the street stop man who
was drunk While Nugent was watching the TWO
men Sergeant Kelly came along ana the men WIRE
arrested and taken 10 the station. SchiIz threw
something into the street the Officers approach'n
him and after a search Officer Nugent 1Ound TWO
small phIals containing a lightbrown liquid. POW
DERBY was reused after the men were arresIeu. I,s
pockets were turned ont aud II 40 ana some Keys
were missing He knew that the men had Dccn
with him. bnt did not know what they hau uohe 10
him. -, o,no,ou 20 hold tho
Chief Murphy asked Justice ODonneil 10 hola lne
mon for further examination. lie thinks they are
" knockers out and that the liquid found Is nrug
with which they stupefed their victims ana then
robbed them. The drug Will be eAam'heu Dy Il
chemist.
Herman Bunger the 'longshoreman who stabbed
John Dickinson to death on the Bremen pier In
uobokcn on July 49, was released on $1,000 ball
Yesterday by Judge LippincOlt. ucTse Summing
and Theodore Grooming were the bondsmen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
REPUBLICANS ON A picnic.
THE JOHN SIMPSON ASSOCIATION HAS GALA
DAY.


The members of the John simpson Association,
who have their headquarters at Pitt and Grand
sts. oisported themselves all day ycsterda,
among the cooling breezcs at Milestone,
l.. /. Tie members of the organization are
all staunch Republicans and jo'y good fellows, and
they had good time from first TO last They
assembled 10 the number of almost 500 IN the rooms
of the association at . O'Clock yesterday morning.
and the festivities began soon as the excursion
steamer John LenON started with the crowd from
the wharf AT BrOOme-St., East River. Whitestono
Landing reached breakfast at Stiinineis
Hotel Immediately served to the crowd which
then scattered for the afternoon sports Baseball,
football, and bathing in e cool waters OF the Sound
furnished amusement for the younger portion OF the
association, while u elders enjoyed less athletic
games or discussed the political situation.
John Simpson said We never take vacation
In our district ana the work tells. There are about
10000 voters In the district. The Republicans poll
$500 OF these. We have cut down the Democratic
majority steadily OF late. and this fall we shall re-
duce IL still more Our association here Is made up
from almost nationality Of the iaborng classes
and we reach y large number Of voters
The dinner, which was vt @ O'Clock, was the chief
feature OF the day. The officers OF the association In
q pacific spirit had invited some Of their friends
the enemy to parake Of the good cheer and accord
jngIy several wellknown Democrats present at
the feast The officers Of the association who sat at
the head OF the long tables are as follows President
T. j. Hogan vice president Albert W. Balie; secre-
tary John ". Hunt: financial secretary. George
Laudcrs treasurer, George Manning; sergeaDtatarms
Joseph Lynch. or the well-known men Of the dis
k1ct present were NJ. J. REILLY. Max Gross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

FIATHUSiI Mr.. md Mr.. John II. Broach Of
Lincoln Read. whose domestic troubles were gwen III
The Tribune yesterday morning are % appear FOR cN
animation before Justice 81 the Peace Henry Born
ka,np a, the Town Hall this evening. Being unable
10 procure a boudsman in tie sum u 500. Mr.
nroach Las been confined In cell since BE- was ar
rested or SUNDAY morning. He will Doe arraigned on
the charge 81 Threatening b. hn his Wife Mrs.
Breach ha, engaged g. {. Case. lawyer with
whom she will consult whether she will 81" her nus
band Tor a sepafauou and ahmony. The servant girl
whom Mr. Breach assaulted on "wednesday evening
VIII size him for months wages.
PAT IOGTF- Edward Rp>,. eighteen years old.
WIS arrested AZ Inichoguc on sunday. charged with
stealing several piece, Of valuable lcwrry and sum
%, money from one 81 the bath houses AT Kuland's
Pavilion. on tho beach. Ross was arrested on inc
complaint % Joseph Iaggcriy. ~ BrookNn. IN"
last ieUrry inclncri a diamond shirt stud. with cum
lutt0ns and Other pieces 10 match tn" boy 81 nr,t
denied having taken IN" articles, but aftcrward ad
nlttcd stealing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
WHAT IS GOING OY TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park. 30 .. NJ
Police aud Pilot Comn- slon"r~' meetings.
Meeting Rapid Transit Commissioners supreme cunt
Ladies' Day at jersey Clty Yacht Club.
Excise Commissioners meeting
Women'- Christian Temperance Union Conference FRO
hiidton Park Staten Island
sixth Ward Harrison and Reid Campaign Club. No. "5S
Court.st.. Brooklyn. T.. m
Xth Assembly District Republican club. No % Avenue
\. =. III.
al >rl Beach, Coney Island
Middle States REGATTA Association, Arena D. m
Music in Mount Morr, rsrk by list Regiment Band.
= m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

Mr.. Andrew ID. White, who has Just been appointed
United States Minister al ST. Petersburg. Is
dpomacy-a fact which will make him all the
ccptnble In the Russian capital. lie for several
years the representative u his country In Heriln
whittier he sent. In 1870. 10 take the place OF
Bayard Taylor That was by mean, easy task
as the great Goethe scholar, and author OF Views
AfDot," looked upon by the Germans less the
repre- sentative of the Great Ii public OF the West than
OF the Great Republic OF Letters. and they
expected that the literary character and traditions
Inc United States Legation In Berlin would
be continued by It's new chief. Nor were they
disappointed: fOr under hr. Mnitr a great devOtcc O
belle etres the legation continued TO be the meeting
ground of ali the most learned cultured elements
in the German capital dlplomais, Of this kind
does far more 10 promote mutual understanding
between two countries than one who limits his hos
pality in The fear Of stepping BEYOND the traditional
bounds OF court etiquette. Mr.. White kind
OF social Motley IN his and like Motley. he de
voted his leisure and American dipomatist abroad
has much Of Ito study OF history. On returning
home he was elected 10 the headshlp OF Cornell TINT
vcrsty a post which he adorned with the erudition
he had acquired I'm Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
NEWARK.
TILE POLICE CAPTURE A IIIGHWAlMAN.

The Harrison police made arrest early yesterday
morning which It IS hoped will result IN bringing 10
justice the gang Of hlghwuymen ara 'heVes VINO
have been working there for several weeks. The
nrisonor l. George p Hole who figured an arrested
suspect in the Hayden murder and robbery case later
fixed upon Robert Alden Facs. Pairoman kennnr l.
nj l 40 a. m. yesterday. saw two men crossing the
bridge from Newark to Kcarny. and saw n thlrd
man following them. crouchne In The shadow oi the
bridge angles where the two stopped ana ac''hs III
a suspicious manner generally. The policeman kept
, v,tch ON the party and after the two men in tho
lead had crossed the meadows 10 FOurthst. and had
reached the phtfoim Of the hnnsyvnnv Railroad at
that point. he came upon the tlnd man IN IN" hcl
~ rIiiiug The pockets OF the other two The victims
hands being ned by companions Of Hole. 1he other
highwaymci beat II hurried retreat. ana Hole alone
captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
Announcemen0.

No home is complete without Parker's Ginger
Tonic needed for every weakness.
Hndercorns, the best cure for corns, Is cts.