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The evening world., 1893-10-11
POLICE GET MORE M0NEY.
Board Of Estimate Cuts Down Fig
ures but Leaves m Increase.

The full Board OF Police Commissioners was
present this morning. when the Board OF Esti-
mate and AppOrtiOnment convened.
we will now proceed To shake up the Police
Department" said Mayor Gilroy. with a smile.
The total amount asked was IS. $50. SOL. g.. which
was an increase OF S9l4, FL. 60 over that Of 1898.
This amount was reduced to IS 37s, 49, a being
an increase OF SOS. ?Gl. 60 over las, year.
The Board declined to grant a new precinct
asked, composed OF portions taken from the Nine
teenth. Twenty-second and Twenty-third Precincts.
This took $3.50, 900 from the estimate.
An apportionment was also asked for placing
In IA new system OF patrol boxes and patrol
wagons throughout the entire city. and which
would cost 81, 900. 900. hut they only wanted this
year $500, 900. Mayor Gilroy was strongly In favor
Of allowing 1t, claiming II would increase the
efficiency Of 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 Board then took up the Registers ONCE
for the second time and allowed the full sun
asked for the office expenses, $3.50, 900. the SAINT
ak last year.
The AcuI'ar Free Library Society was giver
81, 900, SIS. 900 less than asked. The New York
Free Circulating Library. SIS. 900, $4,000 less
than they wanted $40. 900 was also granted tn,
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmcn. Tn,
Board then adjourned.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
CRAzED BY A CLUBBING.
Taigel's Mother Makes Charges
Against Two Park Policemen.

Charles Taigel. a machinist, twenty-five years
old. OF ga East Eighth street, was taken to
the insane asylum from Bellevue Hospital 20.
day. He lived with his widowed mother and
was her sole support.
The mother alleges that her son went four
weeks ago on a fishing excursion. on his way
home at night be sat down 10 rest In Tompkins
Square Park, but was ordered to go home by a
park policeman.
Taigel asked the policeman to allow him to
rest a while and the policeman clubhcd him
on the head and body. A second policeman came
IN and aided In the clubbing. and the two then
turned him out OF the park.
The young man has acted strangely ever since
and complained VI pains In his head. Finally
his employer. Mr.. Schuck. who has a shop at
First avenue and Ftfty-ninth street, took him to
Bellevue.
He said Taicel had worked for him for thir.
teen years and was highly respected by all who
knew him,
Mrs. Taigci will bring the matter before the
Park Commi ssioners.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
REPUBLICANS MAKE A MOVE.
Appeals and Documents VIII Begin
.. to Fly Now.

The Republican State COMMITTEES moved Its
hsadauarters to-day from room J. on the Twenty.
fourth street side Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. to
rooms o. . and 10 on the Twenty-third street side.
Executive Chairman Haekett made the change to
get more elbow room.
Mr.. Hackstt and several typewritsrs will be In
stalled In one room. Secretary Kenyon and his
assistants will occupy the other two apartments.
The Advisory Committee. otherwise known as
the Park Committee. " ~Fat-Fry,ng. Commit
gin to send out its letters to- morrow for " you
know" Chairman Hackett said, you can't run
. campaign without money"
II has not been decided when and where the
speaking campaign will be opened for the Repub'
licans. The State will furnish
speakers for the smaller towns only, Owing to the
short campaign there is very little time to make
arrangements tor 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
TAMMANY R:iiSraArI1N.
What Can Be Done by Perfect Or
ganiZation.

Yesterdays registration. considering the general
apathy among q class OF voters. and the fact
that the Republicans made no extra efforts to
get out their men. Is a%bnormally large. It
shows the magnitude Of the work that can be
done by q disciplined body OF men.
II IL Tammany policy to make q record this
year that will add strength to Its organization.
In each Of the l.l42 election districts In this
city a club IL organized with from htty to l5C
members. These clubs are under the direction
OF the Assembly district organizations On regis
tration days one or more men are stationed at
each polling place. These men are provided with
lists Of the voters In the district. 1t IL theiI
duty II see to II that every. Tammany man u
registered. They are persevering men and they
generally persist Till they get u mans name OF
the list. The captains of each election district
are held strictly accountable for the registra-
ton and vote in their districts. BY hard work
they may win promotion, and they never lei
any grass grow under their feet.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A GIRLS SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Policeman Accused Has a Good
Record.

william L~ogeman, a policeman attached to the
Brooklyn force and doing duty at the Ralph ave
nue. station, was suspended from duty by Capt.
James Dunn. who Ia In command Of the precinct.
The charge against the blue-cont is a serious
one. and was made by John Rooney. who lives
at 1859 Hull street. BROOKLYN.
Rooney claims that LuEeman attempted last
night TO assault his twrlvc-ycar-ol daughter
Maggie. The occurrence, he claims, took place
In front OF st. Francis de Sales Church. on broad.
way, brooklyn, which Is near the home OF the
complainant.
The girl. who is good looking. and well dcvsl.
oped for her age, accompanied her father to Cnpt
Dunn and currohOratcd his statement, The
Ruoneys are respectable people. and well spoken
OF in the netghbnrhoud In witch they live,
The accused policeman Is a married man. and
was appointed on the Brooklyn force on June "a,
1891. lie has a good record.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
WILL NOT RUN FOR MAYOR.
Gaynor Declines the Nomination OF
Citizens Union.

1t was announced this morning that
William ]. Gaynor had last night been
formally rendered the nomination for
Mayor OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Gaynor has sent n letter to VIII.
lam G. Low. Chairman of the Citizens
Union, In which he declines the prof
fered honor. He says he has not changed
his mind since his announcement of last
Summer. and thanks everybody con
ccrned for their efforts on his behalf.
This letter has caused the Citizens
Union to recall the circular issued yes
terday for n mass-meeting at the Acad-
envy OF Music Tomorrow night.
1t Is said now that the Republicans
have selected Wayland Trask. the Wal
street broker. as their nominee, and that
the independents will indorse him.
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 Of
the English Military Tournament to vacatc within
the hour. Last nights benefit ne,tcd s.. G5 apiece
to the men, but they claim that S, n. Mackenzie,
the financial hacker OF the show, owe. them a
months pay, ranging from $50 to 800 each.
Mackenzie sails this afternoon for England,
and Lieut.. Rawson Turner Is quoted by the mer
as saying that the show has been sold to Tat.
tersails. OF Chicago, and that he takes the place
OF Harry J.. Leslie as manager,
A committee OF troopers visited Howe & Hum.
mel and e~X-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
except by suit.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
AN ANARCHIST SENTENCED.
He Was One of Those Who Riotet
a. Walhalla Hall.

Abraham Bloom. the nineteen-year-old
Anarchist who was recently convicted
for injury to property, was sentenced
to State Prison for two years and six
months by Recorder Smyth In Part /.
of the Genera Sessions to-day.
On Aug. II Bloom was one OF a crowd
OF people who bombarded Walhalla
Hall. in orchard street, He was seen
to pick up a chair and dash 1t through
a mirror, smash the gas fixtures and
break up everything that came in his
way.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
GATEMAN BLOSSET JAILED.
He Got Drunk and F%lourished
Revolver.

Samuel Blosset, who until recently was employed
as a gateman at the Woodside crossing OF the
Long Island Railroad. was sent TO the County
Jail to-day by Justice Kavanagh for thirty days,
On Sept II Blosset got drunk, left his post un
guarded and went about Woodslie nourishing a
revolver and threatening TO shoot different per.
sons. Before he could be arrested he got out nj
the town and did not put In an appearance again
until yesterday, when he visited the railroad orict
to receive his pay, He was then arrested by DE
tectiye saryis. OF the Railroad Company,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Maynard Men to Answer the Bar.

The action or the Bar Association last
night in %denouncing Judge Maynard's
nomination as not fit to ave been
made will be answered by a manifesto,
which Judge M%aynard's friends are said
to be preparing. The document. II Is
said, will be the joint work of David Nc.
Clure. Delos McCurdy and John M
Bowers.
The Republican State Committee will
use the Bar Associations resolutions as
a 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 take steps to find
out the names of the seventy-four mem.
beers who were present at The Bar Asso.
citation meeting and passed the resolu,
lions. The point the Democrats viii
make is that the seventy-four men rep,
resented only their own views and no
the opinion Of the l.l92 members Of thu
Bar Association,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
WEIGH for CIVIL Justice.

David weich is q candidate for Civil Justice OF
the Ninth Judicial District Court. to succeed Jus.
tice Fallon. who is slated to be the successor OF
Judge McGowu. OF the City Court. Mr.. welch is
about ~thirty-six years Of age. and was born and
brought up in the district, He has been a mem
Der OF the Tammany Hall organization ever since
he was able to vote. lie was formerly on the
star Of District-Attorne Nicoll, but resigned 10
enter private practice after having made a cred
liable record in the District Attorneys Office.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

A number OF old practitioners OF the Rev. Dc.
Burtsell, former pastor of the Church o, the
Epiphany, met in This city last night for III.
purpose OF taking action on his departure for
Rome next Saturday. DR.. Burtsell will sail on
the N1rth German-Lloyd steamer Vera. II was
decided 20 charter u steamboat 10 accompany the
Werra down the bay. The steamboat will leave
the foot OF West Twentieth street at IL o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
County Republican Ticket

Oct. 1.-The Republicans OF Queens
County held their County Convention at Jamaica
this morning. and made the following nominations
for officers For County Treasurer, William NJ.
Hawkins, Of Hampstead; District-Attorno Dan
lei Noble. of Long Island City; County Superin-
tendent Of the Poor. James E. Firth. OF North
Hempstead; Justice OF Sessions. George W. Smith.
OF Hampstead; Coroners, DIR. benjamin g, Strong.
OF Long Island City: Ira n. Clamp. Of Flushing,
DR. Z. D. Skinner. OF North Hampstead.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
FOR A RECESS OF CONGRESS.
Mr.. Hunter. of Illinois, Presents
Resolution in the House.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia resolu-
I on for a recess of Congress
from oct. IA until Nov. | was
presented in the House to-day by
Mr.. Hunter CDem,, ND, and objected to
by Mr.. Cultivate Dem., Ohio.
1t was referred to the Committee on
RulpS.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Politics in 40 state.

The Ontario County Democrats have nominated
Frank O. sisson. Of cansndaisua. for Member of
Assembly.
The Democrats Of the Twenty-ninth Senatorial
pis!JIet have nepin%sed Dean .. curis. OF
IL. e. kr dostsn. Js..Msyos deconiur was
p3niuatsd for Senator By the Democrats Of the
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Morris Nominated.

PEEKsnnL. N. Y, Oct 1.-THE Democratic
leaders OF the Fifteenth Senate District. Including
the new upper ward OF New York City, assembled
here at noon to-day to hold a Convention to
nominate q candidate for Senator. A. II. Morris
was nominated over McCleIIand. The Cleveland
faction candidate,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
weetc ester Nam.s Robertann.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, Oct. il-At the Re-
publican Senatorial Convention held here to-
day ex-Assembiyman George W. Robertson, OF
Peeksklll. was nominated for the State Senate.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Worlds Far second record De-,

CHICAGO. Oct. IL Second only to Chicago
Day In the record Of Fair attendance, yesterdays
paid admissions reached 900. va II was a pleas
ing surprise 10 those phlosophie gueffsrs who.
ton. soncluded that YESTERDAY vYouid be the day
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Minna Movers Will Ret.ct.o.

Surrogate Ransom to-day decided to reject the
will OF MinRa Meyers, which had been offered fol
probate. The old spinster had lived for years In
the basement of No. . First avenue. and had for
her companions seven cats, She had by n life.
time Of penury accumulated nearly S., 600. She ex
ecuted a viii on her death bod giving her money
to Mrs, NJ. 2ettmann. u missionary Who had min,
Isterod upon her for some time, and to Miss
Louise Ehalt, the nurse In the hospital. A niece
contested the validity OF the paper.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Japan~se Char ed with 'a-csry.
Joseph A. Chido. q Japanese. twenty-one years
old. Of - oliver street. was remanded In the
romba Court to-day for Grand larceny. No par
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Fell Into Nor.h liver.

Georss Wilson twen,y-eight years old, nc
home fell into the NortA River at the foot Of
Yesey Itreet thia morning. He was rescued BY
jams Costello and removed to Chambers Street
Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Mining 3.

The following are the closing quotations Of
mining stocks Mt the Consolidated Exchange
to. day;
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Nav Pc HI, o-'a Murderer.

Nav Pc HI o-'S Murderer.
John Mason. OF 252 West Thlrtieth street. who
last night assaulted his eventeen-year-ol son
William and fractured his skull with an iron
pot, was arrested carly to-day by the police OF
the West Thirty-seyenth street station. Young
Mason 10 10 the New York Hospital. and may die.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

relations and that the motion under
rules 20 over until tomorrow. The mo-
ton was agreed 10.
After some further business the sen
ate adjourned.
Washington. Dec. 1S.-The tight over
the Hawaiian matter in the house
followed fast and furious on the heels
.of the reading Of the presidents Ha-
yaiian message, which was delayed
.on accom-, OF the pension debate until
.3.3f
The first skrmish occurred over the
question If Reading the instructions
Ito the minister, which was insisted
upon by Boutelle, Of Maine The
house finally agreed and Immediately
after the conclusion Of the reading
BOutelie began an assault IN bringing
forward resolution declaring that
the administration policy was incon
sistent with the spirit Of the cOnsttu-
ton and traditions Of the government
Great excitement reigned aud in the
confusion Boutelle failed to follow up
his parliamentary advantage and was
ruled out OF order
\ resolution by Mr. Cochran for
the appointment Of committee Of
seven 70 examine into the rights, pow
ers. privileges and duties OF the house
Of Representatives on questions and
proceedings affecting or involving the
territorial integrity of the United
States and report their conclusions as
to the nature, extent and character
of such right, forms and privileges
AID duties together with such recon-
meudations for defense Of the same
as may seem proper and eXpedient,
also went down under the objection
of Routelle.
The confusion was 50 great that the
scrgeent-at-arms was called in 10 pre-
serve order Adjournment was caused
by the lack OF i quorum on "A motion
tu 90 into committee.
Party feeling ran high at the close
OF the session and no doubt the strug
gle VIII be continued as soon as OPP
portunity offers in the house tomor-
row.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
THE DEAD

EN.Con2rcssman Jeremiah IL Mm-
ply, oil Iowa the father OF the
Hcuuepiu Canal" died in Washington
aged -.
Rev. 4, y Lyman, Episcopal bishop
OF North Carolina, died at Raleigh.
lie was born at Boston in 1s15.
Father Paul died at the University
of Noue Dame from Brights disease.
lie was au enthusiast Oh athletic
sports
Simeon Schupp, active in Chicago in
smauce circles. died at his home. He
was born in Germany.
William H. Rowland. eN-mayor Of
Toronto, Canada, and active in temper
auca work, died from pneumonia
brought about by grip
other deaths are: AT Bedford, Pa
rN. Congressman John Cessna aged
seventy one. Al Jackson, Mich, WIN
lam y Thompson, aged eighty-two.-
At san Francisco, Charles r. Thorno,
the veteran actor, aged seventy nine
At Washington, Mrs. Georgia Anne
Porter, widow of Admiral Porter, aged
seventy four-At Grand Rapids. Mich,
Elder Francis Gloss. formerly a
Methodist missionary aged eighty-one.
AT Norwalk, Ohio George y. Hough-
ton, roadmastcr of the Lake Shore
Road At Portland, Ore, Judge Will
lam Townsend aged fifty four At
Otsego, Ill Joseph Williams n MeN
can war veteran, aged seventy six
At Rossyiile, Ill.,, Or j. r Livington.
At Dallas Texas, Judge Alexander
White, aged seventy three.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

before tie camera. would have al.
superb bearing Of q tragic queen. bn-
She was most natural aud pleasal
Mrs Ballingtol Booth n,,> q beautiful
face. ii amy one can wear an old pok.
bonnet and the Salvation Army dre,.
and look beautiful, nature is simply
defying costume. But in twenty wear,
her photographs taken now will Yep
resent her rs more lovely than III,
beauties who are photographed IN tn,
present fashion ] do nut admire tie
styles now in vogue bat l suppose the
eye gets used to it, Charlotte Cushrnap
often came 20 my gallery She had
nothing finic;Il about her. She WASN'T
squeamish before the camera, but vas
calm, dielited, the incarnation Of
the woman who understood herself
Beneath that calm face of hers I feiy
that there existed a VIII which ghaI.
lcn-ed fate 10 do It's worst I could
not separate the two, the tragic queen
ana the woman in her private life
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
NATIONAL LAW MAKERS.

Washington Dee 13.-At the eXpira-
ton Of the morning hour, during which
no important matters were considered.
the house resolved itself into n com
mittee OF the whole for further cousid.
Grafton of the bill for the admission
OF Utah
An amendment by Gen. Wheeler re-
ducing by one-half the land grant t.
Utah by the bin for school purposes
was adopted
An amendment reducing the grant
Of land to the state university from
10000 to 1000, increasing the grant
fer use the agricultural college from
10000 to 100000 ami decreasing the
per cent Of proceeds from the sale
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
May Wheat Touches Low Water A4e&
Market Prices.

Chicago, Dec S.-The price of wheat
NJ the close was 1-Sc lower than its
value at noon on Saturday last and
4 trife under the lowest May wheat
ever sold for before There was moth
ing in the days news Of bearish char
acter except an increase of ,34J.o0e
bu in the visible supply, but that was
enough Long wheat came out In an
ticpatiou Of the increase, and very
much more after it was realized.
Corn and oats each succumbed very
much because of their own too liberal
receipts and in sympathy also With
wheat Provisions had a sharp break
The closing prices We're: Wheat
Dec. G034. May IS SIS, July CT 5-S;
corn, Dec. "a rs, Jan 30, May SO;
oats, Dee. y 81, Jan. % IA, May
30 II; pork, Jan. 1910, May 1922 IL
lard, Jan. 7.42 II, May 7.32 u; short
ribs Jan. go, May $50
Cattle. Receipts, $4,000; market
hogs: receipts, $1,000; market
steady; mixed, 5I0d535; heavy, so
$3.50; light, 5.20a5p5 Sheep Re
ceipts, 1900; market steady; top sheep
.. 2Ola3 80; top lambs, 4OO6F450.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
NJ rHE sTATIoNER'S
Correct Shades of Letter Paper Are
Cream White and Blue

cream W ulle ana Blue.
Parer and envelopes of All hues IRE
piled up in tempting array In Jhe
windows. remarks the New YORK
World, but only the unsophlsticated
woman buys anything bat cream white
or blue The brick reds and magenms.
with designs in white heursde-us or
bow-knots at the top, may be novel
but they are not nice. \ sort Of pep
per-and-salt grey, which is also shown
is not in quite such bad taste, but Is
is not sensible. fer neither jet ldack
nor white ink will be very clear upon
il.
Another style which may attract the
woman who does not know any better
is The brown paper, both chocolate and
coffee color. embossed in silver. Bur
this is not 50 perfectly correct rs The
blues and whites
The blue paper IS coming in every
conceivable shade. Some OF il is slight
~ notified. but for the most part II Is
a plain, decide color, but very pale
The thick, unelazed linen the glazed
paper ana rh4n "oyerlaid mali come
in these colors.
Writing paper is adorned either win
"a cuat-ofarms, monogram or az
address stamped across the middle Of
the top Silver on blue and dark
blue ~ rid On white are the faYOrite
colors, though gold is also used, Is
pecially for monographs. 4 rather
good effect Is obtained when a sort
of borne enamel is used. The enyel
cpes are always plain.
Little sheets Of cream-cOlored paper.
or. rather large cards with gay iIeen.
away figures in the corner are used
TO invite children to little parties
Sclling-waX in all possible shades *
displayed, bur white for blue paper.
dark blue or red for white, and
black FOR Eouruing are the colors most
used. Some pretty effects are obtained
10y using a sort Of clear amber wax
notified with silver. Wax, by this way.
is Il necessity in these days Of VERY
msutticiently 2lmmed envelopes.
Seals are OF TWO Scrts. either the
single initial in old English lettering
OF the monogram As The former .7tu
be bought from % stock and the hat
ter have 10 be made TO order HE lat
ter ue esteemed much more hi-a.r
An extremely pretty seal consists of
Il bar of silver, broadening at each end
At one end the single letter is cut deep.
ana at the other the monogram