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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-06
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
CCoTCH SOCIETY NEXT MEETING FRI
- day. 9th October at p. IA Huslness election
Of ofsesra Rooms. Hinckicy block
DR. J. woTHEKsPooS. Sec
4 KcAEA LODGE, no e. " AND A. NJ
n stated meetings second and foarih Mondays
Of ea<h n,enth L. 4. MOORE, w. H.
a. a. 8rnas, Sec
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q the Pnsr. fxrsLlIoxxcEa 81:
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THE COSTA RIGA BANK ALL RTGRT.

TO the Ed tor 7 T h 7 + b II Q.
Sir: Your issue OF the 9Th inst. contained an
article referring to tho Costa RIGA Bank formerly
and better known as the Banco de la Union. Ihere
is not "A shred of truth In any OF the statements
contained in the article referring to the Costa
Rica Bank.
Upon reading the article we at once teieSrapheo
to the bank and are just in receipt of their an-
swering cablegram,. in which they say among
other things THE report is utterly false. IL
possible. trace the author. Our capital Is sl,U""
our surplus. 100000: reserve fund $25O,TD; divi'
dend declared June 20. paid July 10, 70 per cent;
cash hand. Sl5l0,00.' - -
The circulation of the bank Is guaranteed by the
Government. and its notes are accepted by every
body and legal tenders for duties. taxes. etc:
In these times OF general distrlist an unfoundeo
attack upon the solyency of large financial IN
stitution is apt produce most disastrous results
and YOU will therefore see the justice as well a.
the importance of prompt and conspicuous re.
traction. Respectfully yours. .,.,,
New-York, Aug. q 1893.
(The item complained of was general press
dispatch from San Francisco. purporting to b
based on mail adyices from Costa Rica. The
Tribune regrets the error, and Is glad to print
the foregoing correction promptly and conspicu-
ously.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
HUDSON COTNTY'S GRAND JURY.

TILE REV. Daniel HlLLEEoN DESCRIBES lis
LIVELY SESSION or TUESDAY.
The Rev Daniel Ilallcron. who appeared as -
witness before the Hudson County Grand jury on
Tuesday in reference to his attacks on the policy
shops and public officials OF Jersey city. was seen
at his cottage at Ocean Grove yesterday by re-
porter for The Jersey city News In response
TO injuries as To- what happened IN the juryroom'
Mr. IIaIlcron after describing the way in which
testimony was taken. and repeating some OF the
questions and answers said.
Then little man jumped dp. reminding one
strongly 81 a Scotch terrier who made mp for the
lack of Size in his person by the bitterness OF MS
tongue whose name. | think IT, Mcmillan. lie
asked II eid not know he was a resident oil my
district and had lived th-rc longer than had. ana
why had the assurance to assail him. replied:
".Do you want mo to robuke the other mem
bcrs ~ the Grand jury and spare YOU because
you are a ncighbor? My principle is to snite the
wrong wherever | ind H. and ncishbors ana
friends and strangers stand alike to me at such
times Would lc justified sir. in rchnking
others and passing YOU by when you are equally
guilty."
After giving some conversation which he had
with Mr. Edcstcin Mr. Hallcron continues
...rnen several sang out that they might as wen
All pitch I'm AMI do more than one-tcnth Of oar
work I'm effect Then boilam Jet loose. Han
a dozen excited men. AZ least. seemed to be on
their feet at once some OF them Wild. raving
and bostcrous and borGbarded me with all kinds
Of questions from an sides | took the foor ana
faced the angry mob without finch or faltor
dcned them. I pronounced them pcrjurors. and
unworthy OF the trust rcposcl I'm tAcn. one
bury fellow. large in size the next man 10 me
unshayen for three days. apparently arI uucouth
in general dcmcanor with st"ntorinn voice that
drowned all others. wanted 10 instruct me how
10 preach the Gospel His ignorance as shame
ful as his manner. and | demanded an instant
apology.
The cowardlv fellow then denied that he had
attempted To- inform me how t. preach. but said he
mean, his words in general l demanded instant
rctraction and appealed to Edelstein. who failed
10 make the bully rctract his statement. | took
my grip and said would appeal for protection ="
the court. and was leaving when one man moved
and went"
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5peeia! Notices.
posfonirc \oticc.

Foreign mails for the w t ending Angus, !? Will close
OTE = ys''i a. mn s supple a. M
Central America except Costa Kcal aad South Pacific
dEsti Se"Esr q, : NJ @, a t., rsi.
Maa Sr % and saian. VIA d cur1Gsa a. per Hons
at p NJ for prOgre,o per :, Panama %- sSams at
j. sagpemcntary go NJ for Nassas "a n M fof
,so A"; 9 at s nj vs,5s ts Il
Hamburg a, 80 NJ for Netherlands dr er I'd psr
Werkeniam VIA Rotterdam detters must be dire'''1
ffibXI At . p. m. for Bueacld'' per s. s. . W"
for S,I Ersa a1 apd sd ai r' per
apa from paMce letters s %s;, Sn a italy spdn
al ney I per La via asss
NJ Earo per sH TmSra Italy spain
ersss S and f"r%ey must directed per 4Sm VIA
sc & m a% FER Se %a. be osdsm
NV for Germany direct per S sothampton and
pss%ia %i for F1"G :. e
w"a%sri LAND: per mus. BE- ofrSSsss ,Ssse
"d1a GaR, IssfssS obs
. S Ss For,upe At ahd AMI n smpss
Il sSs Aux "c cages we ay As.s
p a. YcrNay SrSsS R a. M for Barbados.
nnr NANCE sas pr e Plata n ss
cT: for % s"f be s !. a. 3 p M for
=. ior fG s"1 Gs ,9 d.S
in At IN ~ and a. saaoan Islands per s. Monows
Hawaiian rtyyaprscol close here daily up tn August
G ,sn >, 40 p NJ COr or arrival a. Ne~-Xors
nnrIan Islands per Australia from San Francisco
daily up to August 2ith. at 80 Mails
hn society Islands hip alilee (from San Fran
10, ciosc daily u. TO august .25 at 80 p
onyer Especially addressed only ec.e at ais Office daily
W 40 ~ M Malls Newfoundland by rail- TO Hall
sex and thence steamer close ut this Office daily n
10 D. m. Mails for Mquelon, by rail 10 Boston. ana
,b. 60 by STEAMER close this Office daily at 30
Malls for Cuba. Nv ,a to TAMPA. Fla. and thcnce bv
steamer Sailing Mondays and Thursdays close at this
office daily ut 20 A. m. Mails for Mexico overland:
unes, specially addressed for dispatch by steamer eos
at this Office daily at 3 y. ......
" CHARLES w. DAYTON; Postmaster
Registered mail closes at =. m. previous nas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
, VIRGINIA'S DAY AT THE FAlh'
THOUSANDS LISTEN TO SENATOR DANihH
ANGLERS DEDICATE THE IzAAK WALTON WI
TAGE-KNIGHTs OF PYTUIAs sIGHTsEtlN"
TIE KLINGMAN SUIT.


C1icaro. Aug. 0-Tbere were large crowds al me
Fair today The Virginia Day exercises aitracea '''
sons and daughters OF the State which has CIV" ,'
country so many Presidents. Knights oil ~"
Gock,d into the grounds from an early hohr' anu
disciples Of Izaak Walton threw their lines III '''''
pond Of water in the grounds. -,
The yirci-dans. who tbronged Music Hail. hearu
potriotic speeches by orator. from their naive cum
rronwcalth The day WAS the anniversary oi wv
Gathering at Williamsburg. Va. said to nave Oro"
fine first free legislative body TO assemble III ANU
Governor Mckinney was 10 have been present
was u;nbc TO attend on account Of ilness' y paw
played the stirring strains Of "DN'' ""u
4. r. Buford president OF the state
mlssioners, called the asscmblage 10
An ode was read by the Rev. BeVefN -
Thicker Then the orator Of the day, Senator Dah'''
was introduced II was senator Daniel VINO miro
duccd f. the senate the bill for holding the "o'ii
Fair Mt Chicago His address WAS listened I" WI"
marked attention. lie reviewed at irhe'h INV "
toricaI events which led to the CELEBRATION ana P'"
Chicago for tile magnificent Exposition IL n'u Wv
After the exercises reception was given III io"''
Vernon House, the State building 10y thc 'o'''"'
sOners.
Gaylv p.umcd pythah knights OF Illinois n'r. mari,
,his mornirc TO the music Of the Cincinnati ra" w
r,,I,o, Hall The exercises at the hall were begun
~. In. singing Of American" ". W. Blachha'
suprcmc Chancellor. presided. Charles ~ bn,m'' VI
Jacksonville Grand Chancellor OF Ii'n''''
made the principal address OF inc ""'
which was followed by an address by T. J. "a
grove Of Michigan. The Knights spent tho rc'''"e'
OF the day Sightseeing
One Of thc most Interesting features Of The day
was ,ho dedication OF tie Izaak Walton cottage ~
thc north end of the park by the 'hcac" nN-o"'."7
Clubs Walton was born 700 years ago today. '"'
IuidInr I, simple and unprctcntious. luit oI """u
and covered with dark gray sah. I'll" h'H'rl"'H
gathered I'm force and listened to Sp'''"' W
President George Stroll, Elmer F. WhkihNoh '''"
others Following This was a fy-and bait casting con
test on the banks OF the North Pond
Judce C,ocgn this morning granted the NofI1
Columbian Exposition Company hearing III pro
cecdings TO dismiss tho injunction granted by 'oHc
sten on application Of Charles W. Klingman restrain
ing The Worli'e Fair management from cio'lh- NV
cafes on sunday. The hearing was sol Tor next
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. ON II Suggestion "
counsel Judge Goggn announced that he wouli ass"
cato with him all the superior Court judges WHO
are in tile city In the hearing and that in the event
that two Judges could not bc obtained from this court
ono or more Judges of the Circuit Court wonl1
IN. rcopcnng Of the case before Judge ''oggln was
vigorously but Intellectually opposed by Attorney
Mason, representing knngman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
RUMORS CONCERNING JOIN ~ uIcrlv
HAS AN VIBRATION FOR APPENDICITIS yEEN
PEsFoRMED'-HIs PHYSICIANS WILL
NOT TALK

1t was reported last evening that Jobn W vockav
the California millionaire, was dangerously IN At the
Belgravia, Fifth-ave. and Forty-nntlst II was said
that an operation for appendicitis had been performed
on Tuesday by Drs. Arthur q. Townshend OF NO.
% West Thirty second-st and Dr. Charlie. NcBurney.
oil NO. 70 West ThrtyseventIst As a result ii was
said that Mr. Mackay would he unable TO leave his
bed for some time.
A'hough Dr. McBurney yesterday visited Mr..
Mackays Nat on the sixth floor. the doorman mt the
begrava last evening said that Mr.. Machay had gone
10 washington He said that he mad been told so.
ana 10 assure Tribune reporter hc went To Tho
SpeaM R-tub" and called up Mr.. Machay's rooms.
lie SAID that he received answer. lie sal that
Mr. Mackay had been sick two weeks with " cold
WAS an operation pcrformed?- asked the reporter.
Il don't know. Mr.. MacEay didn't know whether
to have an operation performed or not"
Are operations usual when man has cold ~
asked the reporter. The doorman replied that Mr..
Mackay had left the Belgrlvi.
Mr.. Mackay went TO the Begrava three weeks
ago. week ago last Sunday evening 1t IS said,
Drs. McBurney and TOwnshcnd were hurricdly sent
Tor. Both physicians were said TO be attending Mr..
Mackay for over a Week. Dr. TOwnshcnd called
twice or three times daily, and DR.. McJ}urncy once
day since then. DR.. Townsend was seen going
to Mr.. Mackay's apartments yesterday. DIR. Nc
Burncy went there Tuesday evening.
While the operation is denied some persons in
tcrestcd In the matter say that Mr.. Mackay improved
so much under treatment As to make an operation
DR.. Jownshend declined TO talk about the matter
last evening. He said that professional courtesy must
he observed The reporter called at Dr. McBnrney :
office last evening, but DIR. McBurncy could not be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
4W1TETR OARSMEN'S REGATTA.
SOME EXCITING FINISHES IN THE FIRST
DAYS RACES.


Detroit Aug. 0.This the nrS day Of the reeatte
Of the National Association Of Amateur oasmor The
nrt race called was heat Of the senior sinplc'
Mcdowell Of Chicago got away hrst and led all the way
up. on the way bacA, Thompson, Of Toronto went 10
the front but half dozen lengths from the finish Nc
Dowoll spurcd to the front aud by half length
In the second heat. ,dey Of Newark led all the WY
around ana won easily half dozen lengths. Hcndr
son was an easy second Athcrton. the only other
starter a long way behind The third heat 81 the sclo
SINGLES was a procession all the way RYAN. Of Toronto
finishing fist. with Wright kocng and OSeil following
In the order named.
Ihc first heat OF the senior fours easily by
the NcwYork Athletic Club by several lengths. The
Lest part Of this contest for second place
The innc0tas and ST. Paul and the Modocs. Of ST. Louis.
hal IL nip the down the honctrcth. but
the st. Paul boat finally the place DY about half a
length.
The best Of the day the nnh OF the next
the second hca: senior four. The Wyand,ttc'
started away IN lead aud held IL all the but
when about half down the honcstrctch they let up
little and the Argonauts Of Toronto up rapidly.
Tina MANDATES were compelled make squirt to
save Themselves but they did IL in magnificent styc.
Ten strokes from finish the bow OF the Toronto peat
larcd the Wyan1ottes shell. The latter. however shot
forward like n cannon ball and creased TIC lae at a
terrific gait over q length ahead
IL was expected that the eieht.oarcd she'll would
lie race 'for blood" between the Atalnntas and the
pa,,ntess both Of New.York, but the Ataantas won
easily.
The Mnncsoas the FIST heat ~ the intcrnatona!
fours after the Ncw.Yok Athletic Club had led most
Of he way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
PENSIONERS ASKED TO REPORT.

Albany Aug. 0.-An order issued from
the State Department Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic today outlining the arrangements which
have been made for veterans from this State Wishing
Indianapolis september 4. On Inc occasion Of inc
NatlohHi Enc'npment. In this order Department
Commander 0eary says:
Commanders Of post, WILL Immediately receipt
oil hs orueI monty the Assistant Adjutani Gcier'i
at 'hose ncnu9hirlers ms 10 the humber. II any, WI"
have been suspended from the pension roll under the
orders OF secretary OF the Interior smith. giving Their
age me regiment IN which they served whether
sion was granted. Comrades receiving rotlce Of the
suspension OF ther pension should Immediately NOTIFY
ih'ir posi- COMMANDERS. In order that Department
headquarters may receive the information promptly.
The Commander expects To submit the information
thus obtained to the National Encanfpmcnt. The
reports OF the oc1 posts In the State show that on
In the NewYork department. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

Do.ton Aug y.-Willam Bowers, one of TIE best
kuovu new .papcr men In Boston, died at the Revere
uoi-c thl, morning aged nfty three. MI Bowers
hoo,n work on The Goston ileTalP' in 1859 -
cono,itor With the exception OF twelve months ser
i in the Army in tic civil War. his services on Ihc
t,,id., ,,, continuous Nj. Bowers night editor
NJ Tho IIcrIld'' for many year,
w,ui,m Thomas Wdnesborough Ball, newspaper
worker in Boston FOR many years and wei known a. d
dramatic critic Of marked ability, died To-Day ag'd SIM"
three. Mr.. Bnii was 'o""e0'' WIN
T,,,ellcrr for twcntyone years
r,maro y v Aug 9.-Mr-. Hlm!ton' Of 40 lc'
,. r,.,nt, r.t-.t York. wife OF Niliim "A''oh
rr,rtto, and daughter Of Henry L. Fl'r-"n, o''u ot
ne, country home at Hampo' y \, AZ l''' y H.
y,,,d,, Her husband and four children survive her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
Epwaxp usREDlrHs STRANGE srosE.
WAS HE SENT TO AN INSANE ASYLUM BECAUSE
HE DISCOVERED DEFICIENCY IN
WARnEN RRUSH'S ACCOUNTS

Poughkeepsie. ~ Y, Aug. (SpeciaD.-Hapeas
corpus proceedings were begun to-day III tne casS
of Edward Meredith, confined in the Criminal In
sane Asylum at Matteawan. 1t was Meredith VINO
shot Philip DAILY. in house in Fourth-ave' New'
York City, two or three years ago. In his tesi-
mony to-day he stated that he shot Ioly becauss
he discovered his mistress, Addie stanton WA"
him. and not for robbery blackmail
Meredith wants to be sent back to sing Sins
Prison, declaring that he is not insane III M
testimony to-day he declared that for the TWO years
he has been In Auburn and Matteawan Asylum
he has been drugged by doctors and attendants De-
cause he discovered a deficiency I'm Warden Brushs
accounts while bookkeeper for Brush I'm Sing sing
Prison. He said that the deficiency ranged from
$4,000 $4,000 and I'm order to keep him quiet ne
received a good situation for while. Afterward No
ascertaned that DR.. Barber, Of the prison, was
about 10 or had declared him insane, in order that
he could be to Auburn. He produced statements
from two asylum attendants in which they alleged
having some foreign substance placed In hs
food.
On his cross-examination he denied having made
certain statements to doctors and attendants. lac
said his first lawyer in the DAILY case was Linz
wood A. Pratt, and he thought Pratt was disloyA
to him because he intimate with Governor
HILL Sheehan and Lathrop The will be re.
sumed tomorrow morning Meredith Is repre-
sented by Mr.. OSullivsn. and the asylum by AS
sistant Distrct-A ttorney Battle. Of New-Iork.
number OF physicians will be called tomorrow 70
testify Meredith was on the stand al. DAY ana
ment this evening Meredith was taken back TO the
Matteawan Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
GENERAL PWH TiLhS iBOTT PENSIONS.

Dixon. H., Aug 3.--Ycsi"rday was ola soldiers
day at the Rock River Assembly. General "r'"h H.
Ratm, ex Reconnaissance ~ Pensions. was IN" prlhclp
orator and attraction aud h, .nccrcded IN drawing
a great many Grand Army Of the Republic people
out His address principally a defence "l ms
administration ~ the Pension Office ana a" at'lch
upon Secretary IIo,c smith, rulings. lie 'io 'nal
while hc was Commissioner TIE pension laws hau
been interpreted To mean that the people 81 Wv
country wanted 10 treat Its cid solul'f' Ho'r""S ,
and he acted in accordance. but now the ct" vi
rof-rm has sct I'm - he said. THE soldiers mast
reooub.r th,t durInc I'm" war there two parties
one for The putting down OF III" Rebellion ana one
not for II. The latter happcns JUS now 10 o. l"
oVprn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10


DURNHAM-M Tuxedo Park y. Y. on Augrst 7th;
Acnes Josephine. wife Of 4. BrCwne Burnlam, ana
Of late Henry avcmyer. in the 18th year
Fgnor ser, ices will be held CT Psrkavc., NewYork
on Thursday August 10, at IL q. M
DAVID>ON-At New Rochelle Angus: Z 1898. f. len l.:
Davidson wife tn late G. NJ. Dlyidon, formerly OF
;eauyc, ana friend, respectfully invited to attend
funeral her late residence Srwlocn'le thurs:
day a. M 60 afrNal OF 10 Oj tain nom "raii oehsSi
Depot
Carriages ia Waiting
uANIIToN-At Ranalo. y. y. on Aug. 9th. 1898,
II len Maria ri ron wife OF William CASTOR Hamilton
AMI daughter OF Henry l.. Pef>oh -.
Relatives and friends Invited % attend her funeral from
her lat sidrc;. Panapo, Oh Satdia'y l2ta ihst' ~
Train leave, 23t aud Grant 10 rs a. m,
turning reaches NeN-IOFk at / 80 ~ M.
INGRAHAM-At Locust Valley L. L; august Igwo, On,
WInifg Ireiaham uchtcr Of II. c. NJ. and "inilreo
\. lncra.apl. IL the 17th year Il her age. -. =.
PRAYERS at house in Locust Valley, on Thursday -
Carriages a. station meet the 80 m. train from
Flatbush-aNe., BROOKLYN
EICE-M Long Branch August 9Th, Solomon j., beloved
husband Of Carrie and beloved reccnd Ion OF henry
and Ray Rice. -
r,rrl services at rcsdrcc OF parent. (Babours Cot
t,rpl West End. y. j., 5 30 a. NJ, THURSDAY Aususs
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited attend his
funeral arrival of train ii 80 a. m loot Oh Lioerty'
St.. Ncw-YOfk.
airia-cs In waiting.
Please omit flower.
st. Louis IaIers please copy.
M!LIIhMS-At Hartford. Conn Aug. 9'h Elsie Abbott.
daughter Of Charles NJ. AID hate NJ Williams, formerly
tli, ci'N 10 ANai-.
Burial Woodlawn, Fri ay morning at eleven O'Clock.
KENSICO CEMETERY. Harlem RaroaG As minutes
from {; and Cent al Depot; private station AZ
ONCE 10 Fast i2dst Telephone call $50 ~.