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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Senator Lodge Gives . Fair niustratiou OF
the Gsnsral Sentiment.

800. r a.. . r., Y,,.-.-..,. -
the General Sentiment.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ia fair illustration of
III. general comment upon the message from
those who are not blind adherents Of the Presi-
dent is afforded BY the following staten emit
made By Senator Henry Cabot Lodge OF Mas
sachusetts to THE Sun correspondent:
Tho message seems to me even weaker
m.nt consists Of heaping abuse upon Mr..
Stevens and assuming that all kinds OF things
are true. and particularly the ex-parte report
Of MI; Blount Ills: indeed difiiGnl, to disnlt,
astonishing proposition is on the last
page; whore the President - says that
his plans have been interiered with because
the 0Ga n0s II. 70
u .n. ~. .Sa. ,ho prnx,sInn,, Governm.n, "a
nos IL SsnSor ro% .ho ous.n
WAC u en,l.ev powoi,ess IN iacs II iem. .aa
John Phani. made Of his quarrel with an
sSitor. .Ihsld IN a head Of INV onnonent ermlv
ou M. ,.h,s eth Yno.n which had insert.
cd in his teeth for that purpose Nothing else
sssms 10 express the absolute absurdity of
hi: SSSIs ne Queen granting am
70 M,nister Wills Which We ,a inId before tbs
sanate INF which the Damocratic na rtv would
nT nc sgw mora a. salons stter dscusssd e. Tiara
fppsis1Ls am nSt msnro W that TIE he
the queen. ii she asked whether military
tinn that ha conId not usa tha arm
and navy OF the United States With
visonal Government he was SpDsreptly to
that The annals OF American DIPLOMACY can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
saw THEIR FA1HER HAAG HIMSELF
Hs Hsd Put Them 20 Ned HuuEry aud Cry
inE and ThonRht They Were Asleep.

After trying In vain for nearly seven months
to get work. Henry Weber n tailor. 80 years
old. hanged himself ut his home Mt 1888 Will
louGhby avenue. WilliamshurGh. late on Sun
day night after putting his three children to
bed. He was a wldower. and from the time
his wife lied about year ago lie took care OF
tho children. Until lately friends and neigh
bors helped to support them. Every day for
more than four months Weber was out look
ing for employment. On Sunday his children
had little to eat. They went to bed crying.
When Weber thought they were asleep he got
q piece OF clothes line and tied one end to
hook over the transOni between tho kitchen
and the bedroom in which his children were.
He got on chair. ana. after fastening u moose
around his neck. he kicked the chair away.
HIS eight-year-ol boy who was not sleep
ING aaw what he did and when Weber began
to- struggle for life the little fellow woke his
sister and brother. There was n dim light in
the room aud the chi ldten we're too much
frightened to raise AN alarm. They lay in bed
and watched their father strRnginR to death.
When the body was stiil the eldest boy got out
OF bed and called his father. He received no
response and then he screamed. NeiGhhots
heard him and cut dawn the body. doctor
was summoned. but life was extinct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
nr. GEIcE,s any PIRTE
FEDERAL OhcinI- Who Are Lawyers Favored
y,nL Invitations 20 JOin.


Mr.. Charles 5. Ialrchili and a few OF the
gentlemen Who are helping him get up the
New York state Democracy will meet in Mr.,
Fairrhl4's Office at Wall and william streets
this afternoon, Ia arrange the details OF The
mass meeting which they propose 10 hold in
the great nall Of Cooper Union on Thursday
evening when their new EaIty will be intro
duced TO society, The deHunciatioh will he
arranged to-day. and arportiOned between
TammauY Hall and lhs Democratic machine
M tH. state.
The managers Of tho Bar Association took
another step yesterday toward making IL a
political machiue. iedera employees and
UthuTB received % copy ~ the original cir
ruluT ing 81 The proposed movement which
vas addressed 10 All Democrats" together
with the lithograrhic fac-simile % the auto
graphs 81 Wheeler II. Ieckham. Frederic 4.
Iuudert, Hamilton ~ Odell, Albert Stickney.
and hEgh J. Cole The circular Oi these law
yers declares that ali democratic lawyers
should cooperate with Mr. Fairehild and his
ASSOC atss 10 the movement 70 reOrganize the
Dem ecrAtie party. This must 30 dons. the
circular adds II this Democratic state Z to Be
redeemed from the clutches Of tie snsmn u
which Il was delivered ever In kotsmbsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

A green grlpman is the cause given by the
Broadway Cable Company for a stoppags OF
traffic on the lower half Of it's line shortly after
noon yesterday. Car SO was coming up town.
Near Pine street the gripman saw a care
loaded with leather Iust ahead and started to
put an the brake. hut instead frightened the
grip wheel. and collision followed. The grip
was rendered useless by the shock. Notice
and the cable was stopped. Ii was feared that
a strand might have fTayed. but this was noe
so. The cable was started again at half speed.
and then. as no defect could be found, the
speed was increased to the usual rate, Car 80
was pushed IN to Fittieth street by the car In
the rear The delay lasted for nearly three
quarters Of uu hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
DRY GOODS DEILEs RLIUGHLIM
lie .. Mis.Iag, and Seventeen Vans Carry
on "a Part or HIs Stock.

Hs O.. Missing. and Seventeen Vans Carry
on Part or HIS Stock.
b. J. Mclaughlin dry goods dealer. 693-
1877 Broadway. WilliamsburRh. Is missing,
and SO is a part of his stock. He was last seen
at midnight on Saturday night when a car
rage stopped in front OF the store and he en-
tered II and was driven away. Soon after his
departure a dozen men entered the place aud
worked all night in packing up stock. Early
yesterday morning seventeen moving vans
drew IN along broadway near the store and
Mere loaded with goods. A short. stout man,
who stood guard at the door refused to allow
any stTangers 10 enter or give any Information
touching the removal Of the goods.
MciAughlin boarded with John Calvin and
his vile who live over the store. Calvin was
a clerk in the store. and his siatsT-in-lAw.
Annie Kileen was the cashier. The GAlyins
could not tell last evening what had become
OF Mel Aughln A representative OF the tirm
Of Dun6ani' Bulklsy & Go. OF this city called at
the store yesterday afternoon and said Me-
IaughIin owed the firm ) 900 Mel Aughlin
had an account ut the Peoples Bank in Broad
way near Greene avenue; The cashier OF the
hank said there was balance OF two cents to
his credit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
NEW YORK AND NORTHERN
An Oner or Bonds Guaranteed by the New
York Central for the Existing Securities.

An Oner or Beads Guaranteed by the New
York Central for the Existing Securities.
Messrs. DreIsl Morgan 4 Co. have issued q
Circular to the second mortgage bondhalders
and stockholders OF the New York and North
ern Hallway Company explaining the terms
Of the proposed reorganization OF the COM
pauy
The plan involves the Issue OF So 200 600 four
per cent. bonds, guaranteed by the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.
or this issue 81, 2OO.OOO will be reserved TO
provide for the present first mortgage. and
present capital stock. In this exchange each
100 shares Of preferred stock will receive $500
OF bonds, and each 100 shares OF common
stock will receive 500 OF bonds. Drexel,
Morgan Il Co. are authorized to purchase the
BILE In new bonds. which will draw interest
from July l3. 1888.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
A Ohio School Teacher Related 90 Linao
kalaai.
PENSIONS IN the HOUSE.
Gss. S;eEIss Denies that the Pension Rolls
Are HsaeysOmbrd with Fraud.

Are HsaeysOmbrd with Fraud.
WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-Cnder the agree
msnt reached on Saturday, the House this
morning proceeded Immediately to the eOn-
sideTatlon OF the Urgency Deficiency ApprO-
priation bill. three hours debate being al
lowed The debate was directed TO the pen
sion policy of the Administration, which was
attacked by the Republicans aud defended bY
the Democrats. with two exceptions, Gen.
sicklss OF New York and Mr.. Martin OF Indiana.
Mr.. Sicklss said that he did not think any
one political party should claim MONOPOLY u
affection aud regard for the soldier. VITA re-
gard to the claim that the pension system -
honsYconlbsd with frauds he did not believe
soldiers In his district had authorized him 20
IepudiaIs the charge. lilo appealed 10 hr,
Black Dem. ILL., who sat beside him. who
was air. GlsEelands drHt Com missioner or Ten
hions 70 endorse his statement that not one
ease OF fraudulent pension had ever passed
through MS hands. Aud then. every word be.
ing emphasized By his Infectious energy, and
with tho interest Of all about him swelling Ia
untson with his own determination and Ne-
hemSnee. he delivered himself OF this senti-
And say this in conclusion. that NO party
will rule long In this country acc no ruler Will
pOssess ~ deserve the confidence OF the Amer
lean people who casts unmerited stain on tho
pension rolls OF this nation Hong continued
aud tumultuous APPLAUSE greeted this sentl-
menL
Mr. Breekinrldge Dem. Ky.l closed the dis
cusslon, and then the bill was read by sec
lions for amendments, but before this Was
somplStsd M brscsinTiags moved that the
= The Presldsnts Hawaiian message was then
rS2a anoT which th" Fouse adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Public Armour cement OF Its Provisions Ell
pecfed on Thursday.


Contrary to general expectation the plan for
the reorganization OF the New York. Lake Erie
and Western Railway Company was not made
public yesterday afternoon. The directors
discussed the plan submitted by the Eeorgan-
ization Committee at some length. and at the
conclusion Of their session announced that an
other. m Getting would be necessary to. perfect
the details. This meeting will be held on
Thursday and 1t ts expected that after its I'D
lnurnment the plan will be announced through
Morgan. Drexel Il Co. to whom will be In
trusted itR execution.
1t Is understood that notifications OF the
Plan "a proposed nave been cons idered adyis-
able and that these will be submitted by cable
to the foreign interests. Among other things
Il is said that the terms OF tho lsuse OF the
New York. PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio will be
altered 40 that tho lessor company shall re-
ceivs annually q fixed rental OF 81 100. 900 in
stead OF n percentage Of earnings.
Tho rumor OF negotiations for the control OF
the New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio BY the
New York Central were pronounced entirely
without foundation by the officials OF both
companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Fourth-elass I'o.tmast.rs ApPorntsd.

WAsHTSGToN. Dee. lathe total number OF
fourth-class Postm ssters appointed to-day was
sixty-eight. OF which thrty-tWo were to Ell
vacancies caused by designations and death.
Among the appointments were the following
AyeTg removed
=, New "rA-harriet u. GssSon. henderson vice Mrs
. = hhitprs. removed II. \. Austin ksloggsville,
wee = = 80. rrstgusd e. ,. slacuu. kings Ferry.
We. ". A. ogden removed Melville FaTrar. Mschias
wee MsTNlh AIstlh removed. a.. X Fryer Muhusyills,
wee aI,Hs',Sr h%ss;,tas I.moYsdi John hcLauEhnn,
ETS NnTth Eoylstou, vice q. " Rudd removed: A b
Mattoon, OEaAeo, vice. j. ~ BOIinr, removed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Reception ana Han OF ,hv Ca.rsE,s Club.

There was a big rush for tho Cherokes
strip" In The Twsaty-second Assembly dis
trict last night The strip" was represented
bY the big hall OF the Central OpeTa Hpuss 40
East SiXty- seventh street. where the CheTok a.
club the TAmmany Hall organization of fhs
district. gave a reception and ball. EYsTy ons
o. the boomers who lnlned 10 the rush found
all the fun and frolie he was looking for ana
braves Of the club enjoyed themselves proYid-
ING the entertainment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
MorrisaniA Court Well supplies with
JHnltors.

Charles S. Walker. janitor OF the MorrlSAniA
Court. who was discharged on Friday By Jus
tice William q. McCrsa. continues to hold the
keys and to do the work about the court.
I curt CrisT Michael sullivan. who was re-
dGced 10 the rank Of JAnitor also reports for
duty every day and two salaries Will pc
court. Walker will claim his salary on the
ground that he is a civil service employee and
cannot be- discharged except for cause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
The P.su.yivan,a Reducing Expenses.

New BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Dec. 1s-There has
been q general cut along the New York
division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad which
extends from New York to Philade phia. in the
time OF all its employees who work by the
hour. such ms carpenters, mechanics. and
laboring men. The reduction in running ex-
penses has been made on the order OF Presi-
dent Roberts.
About 100 men have been laid OF on the
New York division and the time.of tho hour
men reduced from ten to eight hours day
Tho average wages OF these men whose time
has been reduced have been IL cents an hour
or 81. 20 u day. On division H. which extends
from Newark to Deans, about 81 men have
been laid on, and IL OF these belong in this
city. Work train No. has been dispensed
with altogethcr. The order goes into effect
to-day. How long It will continue railroad
men are not prepared to say.
The order docs not affect the salAried men.
The train service on the PennsYlvaniA road
was cut down considerably about a month
ago and wages. II is said. will be reduced on
the Delaware and Rartan Canal which is con-
trolled by that corporation,
The force OF special detectives on the Penn
sylvRnia ferryboats has been discharged
IheTs were two for each boat one for the tay
time and the other at night. They received
$50 month each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
MmI Fay yNIseoa.la C.ntraI Counon.-

MILWAUKEE Dee. 1S-Judge jenkins to-day
authorzedthe Wisconsin Central receivers to
pay the Wisconsin Central first mortgage in
tsIsst coupons maturing Jan. I. Payment
will be made in Boston and New lOrs. Tho
northern laelte receivers have asked for au:
thoTitE To pay the interest and sinking fund
charges on the first mortgage bond. The
charges amount to S43OOO and the interest 10
81 .2OO.Wn The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company Joined In the petition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
a Contest Tor COua'y JueEs OF RlshaOas.

Application was made yesterday 10 Justice
Pratt in the Supreme Court in Btocklyn for an
order direetiag the examination Of the stubs
Of the ballots east for County Judge in some o I.
the districts In hehmoud county at the Tecsr {
election. 10 was made on behalf uf George j.
Greenfield. the BePubligun candidate. With a
view OF contesttng the election OF Judge Gorge
G.. Stevens Decision was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
GEN. HARRISON HAS NoIHINe TO sAY,
nat ~ NE Should Consent 10 Interview He
Wouid Choose Hawaii n the Topic.

nat if NE Should Consent to Interview He
would Choose Hawaii the Topic.
Ex-Prssident Harrison had number OF call
srs at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. but
most OF his time was occupied In q tour
through the Broadway stores In search OF
Christmas TOYS for his grandchildren. Chair
man William Brookfield Of tho Republican
State Com mittee. ex- Postmaster Van Colt. Will
liam Leary, and others were among those who
call cd on the ox-President
Gen. Harrison was besieged for an express
sion OF his views on President ClevelAnd's
Hawaiian MESSAGE sent to Congress yesterday
and printed in the afternoon newspapers.
srenees made to himself in the message. He
thing for publication II would he certainly
about this Hawaiian matter. hut he had Adopt-
cd the rule not to discuss this or any political
question In the newspapers. Gen. Harrison
will go to Philadelphia this afternoon to at
tend the dinner given in his honor by the
Union League Club.
Gen. Harrison attended the opera last night
- the guest Of Cornelius N. Bliss.
Al Ohio School Teacher Related 90 LIIIuo-
kalaAi.
WELLINGTON. o., Dec. 1S.-Minnis Cleghorn.
one OF the most popular woman teachers in the
Wellington schools. is second cousin OF Queen
Liliuok AlAnL The relationship comes about
throuRh the marriage OF American mis-
sionarJ In the family OF the former Queen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
A KaIIrond Ex,.u.Ion op,a.a.

CORNING. n y. Dee. lS-Ths extension OF
the Addison and Pennsylvania Railroad from
GaletOn TO Austin, Potter county. Pa was
opened to-day IL l. expected that IL will 10
further extended to connect with tho Pine
Greek Hallway in the spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Eos. n; : % see '.i al %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Jersey Bridge bill came TO an agreement this
afternoon. and their report viii be submitted
TO their respective Houses tomorrow. The
House agrees to the amendment OF Mr.. FRYE,
privileges In regard 20 the erection OF pier as
are given TO the company to which n charter 10
granted under the pending bill. with further
provision that II the pier IS put In the river the
North River Company shall he sub ect to the
and New Jersey Company. The further pro-
Vision OF tine House. that nothing in the act
shall authorize the laying down OF any rail-
road tracks upon the approaches in the city OF
New York except such as may be approved by
the Com missioners OF the Sinking Fund. was
expunGod from the bill.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

identity in the manner done above.
-EDIToR AGITAToR.
The anonymous postal'card writ
ers are denounced by the leaders OF
the Mrs. Johns faction in Topeka as
vigorously as by the friends of Mrs.
Lease, sentiment being opposed 20
that mode of warfare.
1t is reported that the National
Equal Suffrage Association has de-
cided to send Susan B Anthony to
Kansas to use her influence in the
settlement of the trouble between
Mrs. Lease and Mrs. Johns, but
this is denied by DR.. Harding and
other equal sufragists Of Topeka
The probability is that the national
association will let the Kansas sis
tiers fight it out among themselves.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
Secretary Morton Gets Scored by
the Grange.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 23.-In the
National Grange the committee on
the good of the order submitted its
report on the language of Secretary
Of Agriculture Morton, used at
Chicago, referring to the Grange
1t is alleged he condemned and cen
sured the organization The Ian
guage was characterized as un.
becoming a gentleman, man IN
high Office and a mt mber of the
president cabinet 1t was re-
solved that so far as the Grange is
concerned, there is not "A word of
truth in what Mr.. Morton said, but
on the contrary, it is strictly non
partisan and tends to educate and
elevate the farmer to higher, nobler
citizenship;teaching proper methods
of farming, marketing products and
purchasing goods; that the secretary
by stating untruths has proved him
self unworthy Of his position; that
the president owes it to the farmers
of the largest agricultural nation in
the world to appoint secretary in
sympathy with them. The report
was adopted A committee was APP
pointed to submit the report to
President Cleveland. The lew of
ficers were installed.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
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Flow an Enemy was Fooled.

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relief Once il fastens upon person, they
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
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