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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
az GOLD BONDS,

ISSUED By QUEENS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
BIDS for the pur ase Of all OF any part OF an Issue OF
bead. being the Last hundrd thousand OF total
authorized Ssue o. hundred thorsnd dollars OF bonds
Will lc received 10y Beard Of supervisor. d Vu'
ouny up 70 L. o'clock Of the ninth day of May.
ls9g AZ tn Asylum Mincnld. Queens County. Long
Island. which dine and Place BIDS VIII DE- op'h,G N
aid Board - supervisor - bond WI De- "a ioi
Board 81 supervisors OF queens County scr."s me
hight reject am aud all lids they deem IL Tor me
incrc-t county To do. All BIDS must be accom-
panied by certified check to IA" order 81 IN" county
rrrasurcr for amount 'qu,! 10 ten pr cent 81 ne
amount hid. All checks deposited by unsncce~Sfu BID
ders will returned Immediately afrr the ma@ing 81 e
and place when and where the bonds VIE DE- drHN.ft,
and he then fail t. compc The purchae OF INC
bonds Ia accordance ntn hi. or their ia "a, an'un
tho deposit VIII tn oIuon of the Board Of super
be forfeited 10 the county ~ Hfucii"f danilec,
aud the bond, cidvertlsd awarded 10 The neat heh
80 bidder the Board mny driernn. II the bidder
comr"- ~" purchase thc amount Of the tpo't on "a,
bid viii taken part q tn lurchr," pre-. Al bIas
must cont,n e,at'pent signed by ne bidder ~t ~
trni. conditions NJ tho r-ouiion afopicd bf tr
nd 81 Supervisors April 25h. 1923 directing the
County Treasurer ad critic Tor BIDS for the purchase e"
said bonds. . j..
Tc-o fond. are l&.ucd under IN ~ the Board Of
SUI, r,i.or~ adopted MAY 18th 1921, snd amended April
an. 1s1. and My 9TH. ls'2. and iir charcr upon
County. The a. sod valuation 81 n" town Of Jamaica
ln The year $50 rcrted by tn" AN"s,ors Of laid
town. va eight uilt"n i"" hunaird Hld SSiMl!''hi'
thousand hufGrd sd thirtv-nN" ~. GS $50 dol
lar, and a. .quallcd Board ~ Supervisors IN 1882
We nine million iNe hundred and "ignt' thousand one
hundrd and twenty 40 $50 ~ dollars. Tho prin
c al If the bonds pay ,bc Nav IT, ~. and Interest,
a. The rate Of pr per onnum Is PAYABLE semi
annually the nrst dayr Of January end July IN ""h
coin The authority II the Board ~ supervisors 10 issue
these ia, ben sustained by III" courts. For iur
uhcr information alply I" - -.
House, Long Island city.
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DIVIDEND Notices.

4 LII COUPONS due lst prox and the prln-
~ cipal OF all bonds that date issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY and secured by
rolling stock furnished railroads untcr csrtru>t form
viii ld after at the offices OF POSI-
MAXIM 4 90, No A. Wall->t New York ana r. '"
Il. \. V POST Treasurer.
Aurl 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE is hereby given that Laura 4. Nrnoks
~ Of Piantsvillc. Connecticut claims a certnc"to
Of be issued by the Ncw.York Ncw.IIaysn ma
Hartford EsrOad Company In lieu d cernc"tc
certificate numbered l9506 and certified the aid
Laura Brooks !? bo the owner three share, Of The
eaed upon 10 show cause. II any there be- Why such
certificate should not b issued ~ Aforesaid.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
financial elections.

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CON
l)PANN.-Ncw- YorA. March Both, s?3-rhe Es...
meeting khodcr, Of this company will Dc ~
the orce of the company. Il Cortandtst In tais ~
Tuesday thu e;h day OF May next. for the election
and for other business.
The polls viii open at IL o'clock noon and remain N
for one hour The Transfer books Will be closed ffon
close OF business saturday, April 18th, until the ~
Ing OF Wednes day. Nav 10
By order OF the Board u Managers. -.
T.. VI. OH PHANr Secetay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

OFFICE OF ~iIE
INTERNATIONAL. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD co. - ,oo
I9j Broadway. New.YorH. April 25th. 1898
COUPONS due May l>t, 1898. of the following
- bonds will be paid at tails oni.e w s,r ATTIC
COLORADO BRIDGE SoMPANY lsr MIG. u.,.,n.
The due May LIT, 1898. upon First Mortgage
Coupon Certificate, Indebtedness Will b. paid at the
Office Central Trust Company. Nc 81 Wal list upon
pres Hntaton OF said ccrtlcates
II. H. HENSON. Assistant TREASURER
CHICAGO AND ALTON X. X. SINKING
- FUND BONDS.
LOUISIANA AND MISSOURI RIVER Il. Il. SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS.
KANSAS CITY. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO X. Il.
PREFERRED STOCK.
Coupons ami dividend, on the above maturing May l.
1898 paid ant atrr that dat" AZ tn once OF
CUYLER MORGAN 4 Co.
- pnr->t. rw.Norh
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
~ Rruad-,t. ,Mls Buding).
NIW.NoKk. April -. 1873
COUPONS due May |. 1898. from the fol-
~ lowing bond, will be paid May and thereafter
this Office: , Mailman ~
,,alycston Harrisburg and san Antonio Railway 70.
y. L. SMITH, Treasurer.
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l h,,once 81 4O O62 GO $40 6iSs2l Dec - iI3ooo
Less 800 100000
legal.tender re- 80 Am ooo ,oo oooooo
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ro,, z. cos A. 70; cc9 &C OPS es5 Inc. s3ll 455 5A
I'd Week IN Apnl 1892 1898. Differences p. G.
r. c"nnanics - 5i92jS So 1884 1873 Inc sos 800 80
Ia COMPANIES - / ~ .9I9 ,33S402 Dec s3.ol7 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

The following shows the relations between th'
total reserve and the total deposits at the re
spective dates:
The evening world., 1893-10-11
BEARS MAKE LITTLE Gain.
Advance in Distillers Helps the
General Market.
National Cordnke Takes u Jump ut
the Close.

The Wall street markets were quiet
again this morning. and the advices
flom Washington relative to the prob
able defeat of the unconditional repeal
measure failed to exercise any appreci-
axle influence. The fact that quotations
from London came higher had n ten
dency to support the market here at the
start. n Union Pacific rose /. to II.
and Louisville & Nashville SIS. to A IA.
Subsequently there was d general de-
cline.
Missouri Pacific fell l 3-S to 81 IA. New
England is to q. Rock Island l to Ga,
Western Union rs to 81 Ia, General
Electric "a to 43 "a, Lackawanna is
to ISL 3-4, Burlington & Quincy rs to
SO rs. Northwest rs to 102 is, Chicago
Gas "a to 50 IL, American Sugar IL to
~ 81 and Lake Shore "a to l22 IA.
After II o'clock there was Il partial re-
covery under the leadership Of Distillers
and Sugar. The former rose to 81 Is and
the latter to 81 3-S.
1t was stated this morning that Mr..
George Bliss. OF Morton. Bliss 8 Co.
will enter Western Union directory.
The bears We're inclined to be more aE-
gressive as the day advanced. but made
Of depressing prices. The bulls in Dis
tillers advanced the price in the face of
the weakness elsewhere on reports that
have been idle had been ordered to start
up again.
louisville & Nashville commanded La
EET 9r'hsTn p nna Union hDa,.rI rdeiiiS c,, l,i2s.
Lackawanna and Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis lent fiat. and st.
Paul and Sugar at l n 2 per cent. for
carry ing.
Money was easy Mt . a 21-2 per cent.
on call. Prime mercantile paper is
quoted at 6 a $ per cent, with a fair in
quiry.
The Clearlng-House Loan Committee
Cancclledsl 705, %OOOloan certificates to-day.
Total amount outstanding, slS, 1000.
rertiicates to the amount of $500 ,oco
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance
at the Clearing-House to-day OF sl,ll4,247
which was liquidated in gold.
The Treasury statement issued to-day
shows the amount Of free gold held by
$500, go.
were prevented from advancing by an
Increased supply of cotton bills.
bankers, long sold at 4sS a ,tSS IA. and
sisht drafts at 40, The advices from
Washington in regard to the Silver bill
are not favorable to a decline in rates.
The pool in Whiskcy was active in Its
manipulation of the stock throughout the
afternoon. 1t put the price above SO, anG
the shorts felt most uncomfortable. The
general list was also stronger and i'm,
proved to a greater or less extent.
Even the shares whiCh were under
the hammer yesterday, like Union Pa
cilic. rallied sharply.
Near the close National Cordag,
Jumped II points. while Burlington wa.
weak and sold down to so 81.
There is no change in the position Of
the syndicate CARRYING the s., 500, 600 Read
ing loan. No new proposition has beer
receive! n no extension granted. TIL,
time given the receivers to protect tn,
collateral in the loan expires on Friday
ana unless some new ARRANGEMENT /!
The evening world., 1893-10-11
GAYN0R FOR SUPREME COURT
He Is Nominated Tod ay to Sue
coed Judge Barnard.
Surprises Brooklyn Politicians by
Refusing to Accept.

The Republican Judiciary Convention
OF the Second judicial District met In
the Courthouse, Brooklyn, at | O'ClOC
to-day and nominated william j. Gay
nor. of Brooklyn. To succeed Joseph T..
Barnard as Judge OF the Supreme Court,
whose term will expire on Jan. /, owing
to age limit.
Hugo Hirsh. Of Brooklyn, was made
permanent Chairman. John &. Kinklc.
Samuel Murphy AMI Jacob Bremen
were made secretaries.
Mr.. Gaynor was put in nomination by
S. +. kneSand, of brooklyn. The noni-
nation was seconded by the delegations
of the several counties represented, ex-
Ccpting Duchess.
Albert Il. Lamb. of Brooklyn. was
nominated by W.. II. n. Cadmus. Of
brooklyn.
A vote by roll call was had. TIL total
vote was ~. Gaynor pOllpd -. Lamb II.
Cadmus refused to make the nomina
tion of Mr.. Gaynor unanimous. Before
the Convention adjourned resolutions de-
noIncing Judge Isaac II. Maynard for
the Court of Appeals were passed.
Mr.. Gaynor was seen by an Evening
World reporter at his office In the
Real Estate Exchange building, directly
after his nomination this afternoon. lie
said:
II shall under no circumstances ac-
cept the nomination of tn" Judiciary
Convention. | have nothing whatever
TO say about 1t. 1t Is impossible for me
to accept"
Mr.. Gaynor's decllnation Of the nomi-
nation IL n surprise to Brooklyn politi-
clans, for II was generally supposed that
when he declined the Mayorllty nominal
ton 1t was the ~judgeship he wanted.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ANOTHER DOODLE" SCANDAL.
Charley Johnston Sues for His
Street, Cleaning Profits,
Outcome OF a Fist Flight Between
Dunn and Furcy.

Democratic headquarters on Will
loughby street, Brooklyn. was rowdcd
with politicians this morning. who had
called upon MIR. Mclaughlin to talk
over the latest scandal of the municipal
government Of brooklyn.
The object of the callers was to devise
n plan by which the sensational develop
ments in a suit brought against Alder
man McGarry ct. al. may he kept under
cover.
PAPERS have been served on Mrs. Della
MCGarry, wife OF tn" Alderman; James
dunno. keeper Of thu GUY Hall, and
Robert Furcy. cX-D'puly city Works
Commissioner. in u suit brought by
Charley Johnston. vino waa once John l..
Sullivan's hacker.
counting and r"diyisipn NJ VA" profits oh
tanned for cleaning H." streets OF Brook
Ign.
strect-cleaning CONTRACT for StOo,OvD and
S2l5, go extra for rcmOvln- ashes.
Alderman Mctiarry. un'"r his ,wife's
name, was made Il plrll,r OF rurey,
Charley Johnston and James dunno were
to he silent partners.
rp to within Il few weeks ago the two
silent partners received II 'divNy' of
about 81 900 n week.
reduced to n few hunured dollars.
When Johnston and dunno called on
F'urcv to know why they, had not re
their share OF the profits Il
stormy scene ensucd.
FurCy. 1t is said, old Johnston and
Dunno that certain politicians had to be
''fix"d' and that the profits mad been re-
duced to almost nothing because OF
these expenditures.
At this announcement Dunno, who Is
nm ex-pugilist. Is said to have" 'smashcd'
Furey. The outcome of the scene was
the serving of the papers I'm the suit.
Unless matters nIc settled outsid" of
the courts the trial of the suit promises
To lie very sensational in detail. as it Is
said that william j. Gaynor has been
engaged as counsel for Charley John
stOn.
None OF the parties concerned would
talk when seen by nn Evening World'
reporter to-day.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
HILL DICTATED IT..
Said to Have Personally Framed
that Saratoga Platform.
Sheehan Is Made Chairman OF the
Committee.
New Story OF Cockran's Being
Turned Down.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee met Today at the Hoffman
House and elected Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan
Chairman. This Committee will have
supervision of the campaign. but the
real manager of affairs. as he has been
for eight years past, will be David Ben
nett Hill.
Senator Hill may even take the stump
to defend his candidate, Maynard. He
said In Washington yesterday that he
could make out a clear case for Maynard
any time, and he will probably be called
upon to do so.
Hill will also answer those who de-
nounce as boastful the Democratic plat
form adopted at Saratoga, and which
enumerates all the achievements of the
Hill regime. Mr.. Hill wrote that plat
form himself. SO 1t was stated to-day.
The best evidence of this Is the alb
sence of any mention in the platform OF
the United States Senator'S.
While the Executive Committee was
in session a prominent Dcmocrnt tnlh
turning down OF Bourke Cochran. lie
said 1t was by order of Senator Murphy,
who did not forget Cockran's opposition
to his election as United states Senator
night and after discussing the action
to be taken by the Executive Commit
tee with Lieut.-Gov. Sheenan, left on
the midnight train for Washington. EN-
Mayor Grant and Anthony n. Brady, OF
Albany. accompanied him to the de-
pot.
Chairman, the Executive Committee
chose Charles r. de Freest as Clerk;
State Headquarters were formally opened
this afternoon. They are not at the old
stand, II West Twcnty-fourth street,
but in the Hoffman House.
The plan of campaign was discussed
and the meeting closed with predictions
of success on every side.
These were present: Lieut.. Gov. Shee-
han, 7. f. Benedict, John Bowe, John
Flanagan. J. b. Judson and P j. Brum-
melkamp. proxy for w: II. Kirk. Mayor
Gilroy dropped in n remained for a
few minutes.
There is a possibility that ex-Lieut.-
Gov. Allen G. Beach, of W%atertown,
N. Y, may not withdraw from the Dem
ocratic State ticket as n delegate-at-
large to the Constitutional Convention.
II he does withdraw the Democratic
State Committee will have to meet to
fill the car
The evening world., 1893-10-11
POLICE GET MORE MONEY.
Board of Estimate Cuts Down Fig
ures but caves an Increase.

Tho full Board Of Police Commissioners was
present this morning. when the Board OF Esti-
mate and Apnortionment convened.
we will now proceed to shake ur the Police
Department. said Mayor Gilroy. with a smile,
The total amount asked was 81, $50. 597. Ga. which
was an Increase Of 3aii I'll co over that OF 1891,
This amount was reduced to S. 7s. it7.Gi. being
an Increase Of 36s. eGi 90 over last year.
Tho Board declined to grant a new precinct
asked. composed OF portions taken from the Nine
tcenth. TWcnty-sccond and Twcnty-third Precincts.
This took $3.50. 900 from the estimate.
An apportionmcnt was also asked for placing
In II new system Of patrol boxes and patrol
wagons throughout the entire city, and which
would cost 81, 600, 900, hut they only wanted this
year $500. geo, Mayor GilrOy was strongly In favor
OF allowing II. claiming It would Increase the
efficiency ~ the force more than 500 additional
men. New York" he said. was the foremost
city in the United States, and the only one that
had not adopted this system"
A motion to allow $3.50. 900 for this year was
carried.
The Hoard then took IN the Registers once
for the second time and allowed the full sum
asked for the ofNcc expenses. $3.50, 900, the same
as last year.
The Aguilar Free Library Society was given
81. 600, $751; 900 less than asked, The New York
Free Circulating Library, SIS 600, $4,000 less
than they wanted. SiO. 900 was also granted the
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen. The
Board then adjourned.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

made the syndicate will sell the collateral
at auction. The Genera Mortgage Bond
holders Committee will meet on Friday.
and it Is thought they may then take
some action in regard to the loan.
At public auction to-day 5000 Peo-
pies Gas-Light Company, Of Brooklyn.
IL, 500 shares Helena & Idaho Gold Min
ing. at s25 for the lot; 100 shares The
Burtis-Keeler Cigar Company. of Chi
cago, H.. at 81 per share, and fifty
shares Third Avenue Railroad Company
at l40.
The Treasury Department declined all
of the 81 900 ounces of silver offered, at
prices ranging from IA to .7425, and ten
dered 1866.
At the Consolidated Exchange there
was less doing in mining stocks than on
Yesterday. Consolidated California and
Virginia reacted from 50 to S2.l5, and the
others receded 10 to % cents, but the
trading taken altogether, was unim-
portant. Prices were lower in San
Francisco. and to this is attributed the
reaction in this market.
Tho sales of stocks were III, 500 shares.
In the unlisted department 1880 shares
of Sugar and loo Lead were traded in.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
REPUBLICANS MAKE A MOVE.
Appeals and Documents Will Begin
to Fly Now.

The Republican State Committee moved Its
Headquarters to-day from room J. on the Twenty
fourth street side Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. to
rooms s. Q and 10 on the Twenty-third street side.
Executive Chairman Hackett made the change to
get moro elbow room.
Mr.. Hackett and several tyrewritcrs will be In
stalled In one room. Secretary Kenyon and HIS
assistants will occupy the other two apartments.
The Advisory Committee, otherwise known ns
the &" Park Committee " Fat Frying Commit
tee or - Come and See Us Committee will he
gin to send out Its letters tomorrow for g YOU
know" Chairman Hackett said. you can't run
q campaign without money"
II has not been decided when and where the
speaking campaign will bo opened for the ltcpub-
licans. The state Committee Will furnish
speakers for the smaller towns only. Owing to the
short campaign there Is very little time to make
arrangements for speakers, and the County Com
mittees in the large cities will he expected to ar
range for their own spell binders and meetings.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
TROOPERS OUSTED.
The Tournament Men Ordered Out
OF Madison Square Garden.

Notice was posted In Madison Square Garden
this noon ordering the 40 stranded troopers "
the English Military Tournament; to vaca,c within
the hour. Last nights benefit Melted IS 60 apiece
to the men, hut they claim that $. X. Mackenzie,
the financial hacker Ot the show. owes them u
month = pay, ranging from $50 to 500 each.
Mackenzie sails this afternoon for England.
and Lieut.. Rawson Turner is quoted nv the men
as saving that the show has been sold to Tat
ters4lls, Of Chicago, and that he takes the place
OF Harry 4 Leslie as manager.
A ummittre of troopers visited Howe 4 Hum
mel and cN Judge John Callahan this afternoon, to
see II they couldn't stop Mackenzie and attach the
property, They were told that they had no remedy
,GCppt hy suit,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A GIRLS SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Policeman Accused Has a Good
Record.

William I.ogcman, n policeman attached to the
brooklyn force and doing duty al the Ralph ave-
nue. station. was suspended from duty by capt.
James Dunn. who Is In command Of the precinct.
The charge against the blue-coat Is a serious
one. and Was made by John Rooney. who lives
at 1853 Hull street, BROOKLYN.
Rooney claims that l.ogeman attempted last
night to assault his -ycar-Old daughter
Maggie, The occurrence, hr claims. took place
In front Of st Francis de Sales church, on broad
way, N%roOklyn, which Is near the home " the
complainant.
The EirI. who Is good looking. and well dcvrl-
opcd for her age, accompanied her father TO Cant.
Dunn and cnrrohurated his statement. The
ltuoneys are respectable people. and we'll spoken
Of In the neirhborhoOd In which they live.
The accused policeman Is n married man. and
was appointed on the brooklyn force on June Il.
1891. He has n good record.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
TAMMANY REGISTRATION.
What Can Be Done by Perfect Or
ganization.

Yesterdays registration. considering the general
apathy among II class OF voters. and the fact
that the Republicans made no extra Efforts to
get out their men. is abnormaliy large. 1t
shows the magnitude of the work that can be
done by a disciplined body of men.
1t 10 policy tn make a record this
year that Will add strength to Its organization.
In each OF the Lac election districts In this
city a club Is organized with from htty to $50
members. These clubs are under The direction
OF the Assembly district organizations, on regis
tration days one or more men arc stationed at
each polling place. These men are provided with
lists of the voters In the district. II Is their
duty tt see to II that every Tammany man Is
registered. They are persevering men and they
generally persist till they get a mans name on
the list. The captains Of each election district
arc held strictly accountable for the reglstra-
ton and vote In their districts lY hard work
they may win promotion. and they never let
ANY grass grow under their feet.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
THE TIGHTS CASE In COURT.
Miss Rhea Sues Mr.. Bullock, Who
Ordered Her to Wear Them.

Justice Pettcrson's court room. on broadway.
brooklyn, was hlled with actors and actresses
this morning. when the case OF Miss May Rhea,
a serio-comic artist. against Thomas bullock. the
proprietor OF a concert hall at 1851 Myrtle ave-
niue, was called.
Miss Rhrh, who Is n good looking young wo-
man, was employed three weeks ago by bullock
for his Iruuklyn Casino. After doing her mart
for two weeks she was Informed 10y tho pro-
prirtor that hereafter III" must appear In tights.
Miss Rhca declined 10 do so, and was discharged.
II was to obtain the money which she alleges
IL due her since she has been out Of employ ment
that the young serio-Cumic took the matter into
court.
Mr.. bullock testified that he had ordered Miss
Rh"l to appear In tights, but denied owing her
any money.
Justice Peterson reserved decision.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Maynard Men to Answer the Bar.

The action of the Bar Association last
night in ~denouncing Judge Maynard's
nomination as mot fit to nav been
made will be answered by n manifesto,
which Judge Maynard's friends are said
10 be preparing. The document, IT Is
said, win be the joint work OF David Nc
Clure. Delos McCurdy and John NJ.
Bowers.
The Republican State Committee will
use the Bar Associations resolutions as
Il campaign document. Several hundred
thousand copies of the resolutions will
be printed and distributed in the State.
One OF the first things the Democratic
State Executive Committee did to-day
at its meeting was to tax steps to find
out the names of the seventy-four mem
bers who were present at ,he Bar Assoc
citation meeting and passed the resolu-
tions. The point the Democrats will
make is that the seventy-four men rep
resented only their own views and not
the opinion of the l,l92 members OF the
Bar Association.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
WILL NOT RUN FOR MAYOR.
Gaynor Declines tho Nomination OF
Citizens Union.

1t was announced this morning that
William J. Gaynor had last night been
formally rendered the nomination for
Mayor of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Gaynor has sent n letter to Will
lam G. Low. Chairman of the Citizens
Union, in which he declines the prof
fcrcd honor. He says he has not changed
his mind since his announcement, of last
Summer. and thanks everybody con
cerned for their efforts on his behalf.
This letter has caused the Citizens
Union to recall the circular issued yes
terday for "a mass-mectirg at the ACai-
envy of Music tomorrow night.
1t is said now that the Republicans
have selected Wayland Trask, the Wall
street broker. as their nominee, and that
the Independents will indOrse him.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
AN ANARCHIST SENTENCED,
He Was One of Those Who Riotet
~ Walha ALA Hall.

Abraham Bloom. the ninetcen-ycnr-oli
Anarchist who was recently convicted
for injury to property. Was sentenced
to State Prison for two years II six
months by Recorder Smyth in Part /.
of the General Sessions to-day.
ON Aug. Il bloom was one of n crowd
of people who homhardCi Walhalla
Hall. in orchard street. lie was seen
to pick up n chair and dash 1t through
"A mirror. smash the gas fixtures and
break up everything that came In his
way.