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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE MANHATTAN COMPANY INEFFICIENT
PEOPLE CROWDED INTO ELEVATED RAILROAD
TRAINS AS IL THEY WERE CATTLE.

PEOPLE CROWDED INTO ELEVATED RAILROAD
TRAINS As IL THEY WERE CATTLE.
Thousands Of and women reached New York
early yesterday morning on the Jerey City ferrybona
Up TO noon every boat WIS crowded. The unhappy
thousands VIII came 10 the city these boats and
the other thousands who from Long Island and
elsewhere obliged TO submit to torture In order
to reach the Riverside Drive. The particular form
Il iorIo referred to the Necessary ride In the
elevated trains OF the Manhattan Railway Company.
1t was estimated that fully 900 passengers wer:
carried in these train. The principal traffic was Oh
the sixth and Ninth ave. lines. Men and women and
children crowded into tn. trains much
closely In many than the human, societies allow
live stock shippers TO crowd cattle and sheep and
swin0 int railway
The gr attest discomfort experienced just be-
fore and Immediately after the review. About 10000
and boys went To the O0 Or FUNDS, in the after
10 the opening game OF the ba cball
They were disappointed and managed TO iii dozen
downtown trains after the Ger, monies Of the review
had come TO end. This added 10 the
general discomfort. 1t Is safe TO say that many people
will leave New-lork VITA altogether different I'm
presslons OF the Manhattan Railway hin the hatcring
one held by the kapid IIani, COMMUNIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Delaware and Mrs J. c. :. Blackburn. OF hen'u.A' E
At the HOFFMAN House were senator h""N ~
ply. Lientenant- Governor sheehan, Coio"c' '"sn
COchrane, Of Boston; Senator Batc. OF l'""''o, -,
&. Delamater Of Philadelphia. and Congressman VIII
lam H. Brawley Of south Carolina ,., r.oro
Among the new guests AT The AiDemar,p, LII LII
William AmeS. Of Rhode Island chnrl,, -
OF Massachusetts, Commander {. W. Stockton l. D Ne
and Robert Peitigrew, OF Boston. ~, c,h,,.
President Cleveland ard members OF M Gp ,a
arrived AT the Victoria Wednesday evening. frlnc"
Caniacicrene. Of washington: Lady Nnott. OF ireland.
and +. i. Peabody. 81 Chicago were among 'he o'i'r
arrivals AT that place. .,u =,
At the Holland House were Governor Wlham r.
Russell of Massachusetts,: Governor Luzon u. MOTIFS
Of Connecticut Marquis de Rudin Of Washing on,
and Robert !. Edwards OF Boston.
Lieutenant Aaron Ward. l. :. n: Mrs. Th'odTc
Voorhees, OF Philadelphia. and Edward J. Forbes, OF
Baltimore. arrive al the brunswick.
At the Everett House Pprcval J.. Rld"out. or
Toronto Mr. and Mrs Frederick IouSman. If Boston ::
!. j. Woodward. Of Washington. and 4. ". Pcarcc,
~ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
To BE \ BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
PROGRAMME or THE DINNER Vt THE WALDORF
-TOASIS MD SPTNKEEs

PROGRAMME or THE DINNER Vt TIL. WALDORF
-ToASTS AND SPEAKERS
The dinner Of tie Climber Of Commerce tonight
AT tn" Waldorf. complimentary to the Naval officers
ANA other prominent p'r>on>. will end the present
festivities and II he programme is carried q.
arranged. II Should hc brin, ana successful affair.
The list Of Invited guests which was published In
The Inhun" yesterday. Include, the American and
foreign admiral, and commanding officers and mos
of the stan and flag officer, OF the fleet. Govern pr
Flower. Mayor 10Y. Nm' officers IN ana near New
York ard other well known guests will be PR sent.
Tie prir" Of the dluner /, So cover Alexander f..
OFT, vice president Of the chamber. will preside.
Ia" following Is IL" list Of toasts and III" speakers
who Will props" them: Germany" Joseph II.
thoatr; Great Britain" Bishop Henry {. Potter
Brazil" Charles :. Farchili. cySccrctary Of the
Treasury; Rush, cN Judge Henry f. Rowland
Italy," +. Ellry Anderson; spin" General Horace
Porter Argentine Republic" Elm Root Neither
lands, Frederic J. de Pcysrr: " France" BENJAMIN
+. Tracy, cN secretary of the Navy
After each toast |, proposed IN opportunity will
be- given Ia the representative Of the country honorcd
To respond II II" docs not desire to do so. the re-
,pousr to the toast Will h, 10y music.
The committee In charg" consists of Henry Willard
Abrlm =. Hewitt, Cornclu, " Eli,, Oscar stralis
Woodbury. g. Langdon. jaime, W. Tappn John +,
Kennedy, Gcorsr Rutiodgc Gibson and John Austin,
stevens.
Carriages will be sent the pier ut Thirty fourth.
t. aud North River 10 carry the Naval guests to the
Waldorf, ana committees VIII look out for their
b. used to receive the gncsIs. The dinner will
begin II, o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
SEARCH-LIGHTS AND SIGNALS.
A BRILLIANT EVENING EXHIBITION.

MIMIC LIGHTNING SWEEPS ACROSS THE SKY
WHAT THE SEARCHERS SAW on SHORE.
When night came down upon tic quiet feet
OF ironcladS and the rapidly disappearing fleet Of
excursion steamers. lights OF red green and blue
colors began to twinkle ai peak and ward on the
mcn-of war. Some Of the vessels dcckcd Themselves
out with elaborate arrangements of lanterns The
bright particular star In this constellation Of aoat
ing lights the Italian flagship Aetna. Tho big
Italian lay of Fifty-nnth-s her black hull scarcely
dscernibc in the river mist. but her mas-s and
stays and short spars were many glowing lines
Of light. A lantern was strung every foot Of
the rigging. and duplicated I'm the reflection
OF the CLASSY waters beneath, until double iron
clad seemed floating In spacs. each the ahlipodc Of
the other and each rugged with strings OF golden
hpaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
MANY TURNED FROM THEIR DOoRs-PEoMINENT
ARRIVALS.

Hundreds Of people were turned away from the
principal hotels YESTERDAY Only those who had
engaged rooms several days in advance could be ac
commodatcd. Those, however who were unable TO
get lodgings in the larger hotels had no great diff
Guilty In getting them AT the smaller hotels and at
boarding houses. The restaurants also came IN for
share OF the increased patronage
Tho corridors OF the hotels filled with people
from morning TIL late nj night Many who had made
preparations 10 the naval review decided TO stay
indoors when they found what the Of the weather
and calling and sight seeing amos; ont Of
the question. Full justice wa, done 10 the Man
haitian cock all and ether beverages Of world vile fame.
IL not the celebration. rot the memory of
Columbus. which d manded many cocktails. II was
the weather. inrl- rlWgv1M
The Tribune published yesterday Q list Of prom
inent arrivals MANY we'll known names We're added TO
the registers yesterday. At the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator Gibson OF Maryland: Senator H. G..
IIansbrough. OF North Dakota Congressman e. j.
Faulkner. Senator Don Cameron. OF Pennsylvania !;
Senator Butler. of South Clrotla: Congressman
Fletcher. Of Minnesota; j. Sloat Fasscti General J.
r. Sanborn, Of Michigan, Senior Romero. Mexican Min
stcr: ex-senator rrans lliscock Senator Graz of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
GALLANT NAVAL RESERVES.
THEY AID THE POLICE PATROL.
HOXoHS TO COMMANDER MILI.ER-IN THE
PARADE TO-DAY.

HoNoIs TO COMMANDER MILLER-IN THE
PARADE TO-DAY.
Among the early riscrs who had 10 take part
I'm the naval review Yesterday the LIST Bat
torion Naval Reserve. " q. $. y. Y. under
command Of Commander Jscob ". Miller. They had
received orders ~ be at Forty eighth and lincth
SIS and the North River AT : 30 4. m. preparatory
10 rmbarklng AZ 5 O'Clock twenty tugs engaged
for the purpose. The men-a fine set OF young.
strong fellows oboycd orders and were at the pier
early. They found temporary shelter from the
rain I'm the United states training ship Minnesota,
and there most Of them took their oil su, ont Of
their gunny bags and werc ready 10 defy the wOrs,
rain that IN" dark clouds might drop on them Twenty
two officers and 32j men answered to The roll call.
Alongside tho Forty ~ighih-st. pier the steam
ship Connecticut. which had brought down early In
the morning nearly 400 OF the Naval Reserve Of the
Massachusetts y. q. These men fell In on tho
Forty cishth.s pier and marched on board the steam
ship Angler. which Immediately took them up the
river and transferred them TO tn" United states steam
shin Enterprise which lying little to the north
OF the caravcls.
The brigade san OF tn Massachusetts corps con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

able to receive only his Intimate friends. lie was 70
ported 10 he better last evening.
secretary Herbert has not yet been abe 10 leave
the Dolphin lie Is suffering, II is said, from grip
and oyervork lie has been able TO take par, In
the naval exercises but has had to decline all In.
vltatiOn> on SHORE
Iovrrnor William T.. Russell. OF Massachusetts,. las
l,cu suffering from cold. but he Ia been abo
~ carry on, his part Of the programme thus lar IL
wa, said at the Holland House. where 10 l. staying,
that he was feeling well last evening ~
,;oyernor Flower has also been sufferer MS
nh, ician SAYS that all he need l. rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
TEN NATIONS WILL Be IN LINE.
c\RE SPECTACLE WILL BE THE LAND PARADE
TO-D,Y-THE PROGRAMME.


The land parade to-day Will be II Sprctacl" wor"
seolnr The novel feature will he III" pr"'"nr' "
,,ns ~ hundreds OF blue Jackets from the American
and foreign vc.srls sight seldom seen IN any la
and probably not 10 be seen again In New-iorN lo'
, ,or, time The Admiral, OF all the fleets VIII he "E
xhi,Jton and will gladden. the eyes or thoS" VINO
doI,eht in gold braid. Then there will he Ia" rc1'
mont, Of The National Guard. which, though more
familiar. would make respectable paInd" all pV
themselves. The line will probably cover large por
,on ~ tho distance between The starting point Forty
ocond st. and Fifth-avc.. and the finish at the 'i'S
Hall. and will he long and brilliant panorama vi
marching blue jackets and troops.
The column Is scheduled TO start at 10 a. ni' anu 'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
AN rNWELCoME GUEST At THE REVIEW.

Commodore Jupiter lluviuS came n IN unb.dden
guest TO the naval review Yesterday For II time he
curankrd Rem Admiral Ghcrardi. ana at his order
The fr'iviiic, were delayed Cor several hours. lie
Was not welcome ycstcrd's. ana TO-DAY II I, likely
that h" viii lave tact ugh to sta, away. The
Weather bn'ar prrtcts that day IN, weather viii
y" lairr. ana that there t. danger of rain
Throughout HE West the weather Is Clearing rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Hi desire for liquor permanently wmooxd

All desire for liquor permanently remoovd.
The Empire Institute, I4o West
AID ST., New York, offers an i'm.
proved scientific treatment for the
cure of liquor, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco diseases.
'Eaeh case treated individually 6ybhysi.
clans ofAigh standing; sVitA nga,a 10 the
physical pfenha7hes ofhhe patient
Not single failure or unfavorable
physical result has occurred. No
detention from business is necessary.
Call and witness treatment. Highest
references.
DIRECTORS JAMES II. PITCHER A. d. CHAND.
LER PAUL WILSON, -. u. GOss. IL COURT
LANDT DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE DUKE KEPT BUSY DAY AND NIGHT

THIS EVENING NE AMI HIS PARTY START FOR
CHICAGO
The Duke Of Ver1.im engaged in the arduos
labor OF being the Nations guest i,om early hour
yesterday morning until early hour this morning.
Tie Dukes visit In til, county has been rouGd
of festivities and entertainments, but 10 previou, day
taxed his strength as did yesterday.
The ducal party rose early and ready TO enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Il'bMINFNT Ni~IrGGS Ill.

several Of Ill" wchnOwn people who are here To
att nd IN" crcb;iiCn have been III for the Ia: day
or TWO. Lieutenant Governor Nillm !. shnchin ha,
been confined To hiS room at The hoffman Home fOs
several Gays, and although I'm no Danger h,s h.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Naval Reserves. State OF New-York.

Naval Reserves State OF New-fork
Naval Reserves, STATE Of Massachusetts.
Signal Corps, First Brigade.
The Provisional Regiment composed OF II selecteo eo
panies from the State Of New.York
GJth Req mcnt.
Sth Regiment.
9th Regiment.
"a
23t regiment.
9TH Regiment.
18th Regiment
list Regiment.
First Battery.
second Bait, iy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

with all city conv' nlenc's. Ttlior paved streets,
country air, conveniently near city. can b., had
cheap. Send for prospectus. with man and
plctures of cottages Tor sale. to K. V. Pierce.
Bound Brook. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE EVOLUTION

or medicinal agents is gradually rciegatns the edtine
herbs pills drangts and vegetable TO the mar
and bringing Into general the pleasant ecc tive
uewd LAXATIVE. syrup Of Figs To get the remedy
that It u manufactured by the California Fig Symp
Co. only. For sale By all leading druggists. N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

NervOr h"' ir,I...o
Mental exhaustion or Orain fatigue
Promptly cured ny Uromo. Settler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Continued Oh Ninth Page.

THEY CAN'T ESCAPE. ~
The liver when active is the III =
Watchdog Of the system - the 81
DESTROYER Of germs and impuri- E
ties. The truth is: ninety-nine tx
out Of every hundred diseases d
begin with sluggish liver. A M
slight cold or chill may amount 81 "a
to something serious. If you Fl !
correct the liver you'll cure the M
cold. DIR. Plerce's Pleasant Pei VA
let's rouse The liver to vigor- NEU w
Gus action. After dinner, XSSI%
you're bilious, take one ~
OF these tiny, sugarcoatcd "a
Pellets. Take them when
you have wind or pain In a.
stomach, giddlness, full ~
ness loss Of appetite, or ~
when you suffer from cos l
tivrness, indigestion, sick eEN H
or bilious headaches. NV
The makers take the risk NIL B
OF their benefiting you. II IA R
they're not satisfactory, Bff&k
-FOUR money is refunded. N3S
Can you ~ Qasss, SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Drsldi-r.Grnrral Louis Fitzgerald ana star
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
m-Delivery-Sunday Law.

Observation-Disclosures Law.
Tho Supreme Court of G eorgia he'll
in the recent case Of Willingham vs..
Western Union Telegraph Company,
that where . telegraphio message de-
livered on Sunday for transmission
did not show ou its face that it related
to . subject matter which would
render Transmission and delivery a
work Of necessity or charity, and
whore there was no avcrment in the
declaration either that tho dispatch in
question did relate to such . subject
matter. OF that the telegraph company.
its agent or servant, was informed
that it had relation to any such matter,
the failure to transmit add deliver i,
on Sunday was not actionable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
A Cook Book Free,

"Table and Kitchen" is the title of
a new cook book published by the
Price Baking Powder Company,
Chicago. Just ut this time it will be
sent free If you write postal men.
tioning the WOoD RIVER TIMES.
This book has been tried by ourselves
and is one Of the very best OF its kind
Besides containing over 400 receipts for
al! kinds Of pastry and home cookery.
there are many hints for the table and
kitchen, showing how to set table,
how to enter the dining room, ETC.; a
hundred aud one hints in every branch
of the culinary art. Cookery Of the
very finest and richest as we'll as of
the most economical and home like, is
provided Tor. Rene mber "Table and
Kitchen" will be sent. postage pre-.
paid. to any LADY sending her address
(name. town and S'ate) plainly given.
A copy in German or Scandinavian
will be sent if desired. Postal card is
as good as letter. Address Price
Baking Powder Co., Chicago, III.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19

Foreign Corporations Tennessee Law.
In the case Of The State VS.. Phoenix
Fire Insurance Company of BROOKLYN
recently decided by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee. it was held that
foreign FIRE insurance companies doing
business in that state arc subject to
the provisions Of the act of 1891, re.
curing such companies to register
their charters with the secrstary Of
state, and file an abstract Of the same
in every county in which they transact
business or have an agent, and to pay
a privilege tax to the secretary of
state upon the registration OF their
charters in his office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19

until public indignation obliged the
Commissioners to yield. The
Woman's Journal says:
Herbert Spencer objects to woman
suffrage Except in municipal elections
on the ground that women arc too
tender. hearted, and would 70 to an
extreme in humane legislation. Very
likely they would, if women alone
were TO do all tho legislating. But
under our present system of ex-
clusively male legislation, the tend.
ency is toward the opposite extreme
toward an over>carelessness and cal
lousness to humane considerations.
One Of Ralph Waldo Emerson's arRu.
mems for equal suffrage was that the
tendency of men and women is
toward opposite extremes; and that,
it both men and women voted, these
opposite tendencies would neutral,ze
and correct each other. Something
OF the sort seems to be badly needed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
CATECRISM FOR OFFICE SEEKERS

Did you over earn your own living!
How many different businesses
have you failed in?
DO you think that the Office should
sock the man or the man the office?
Would you rather work in some
private capacity at $1,000 a year o,
loaf in public office at $4OO a year?
Do you think that any one on earth
would for one instant think Of giving
you employment in any capacity?
How much time are you willing to
spend in lodging the footsteps OF
Congressman aud other influential
persons?
If you should receive an appoint>
ment would your wife continue to
support the family by taking in wash,
ing?-Life.
1t you cannot secure a position as
head Of q bureau at $4,000 q year,
would you be content with a mes
sengership at 81 day?
In casn there should be a change of
administration would you have any
objection to change your politics to
retain your Office?
If you receive an appointment, are
you wiling to be invariably discour.
teous to such members of the public
as you are supposed to serve?
II you think you are competent to
fill public position why do you not
60 in for one which is awarded by
competition under the Civil Service
law?
In case your funds give out while
you are hanging around waiting for
An appointment, have you any con
sciens,ous scruples about subsisting on
free lunches?
1t your own brother should be an
applicant for the place you are after,
would you consider it wrong to muir.
der him to better your chances OF
appointment?
II in the afternoon an official with
The power of appointment should kick
you out of his Office would you come
around the next morning smiling and
criDging as usual?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
ALDER CREEK DISTRICT.
1t Can Already Ship 1000 Tons Of
Copper Ore Per Month.

1t Can Already Ship 1000 Tons Of
Copper Ore Per Month.
The location Of the Copper smelter
aud refinery 10 Salt Lake City will, as
predicted, give great impetus to the
copper mining industry Of the Great
Basin; and Alturas county will not be
one OF the regions least benefited,
since there are many claims on Aote>
lope, Alder, and other tributaries in
Eastern Alturss which give indica.
tons Of proving paying properties as
soon - . fair market can be had for
their ores.
In this connection the Salt Lake
Tribune states that N. J. Sharp, of
Challis. 10 spending a few days in that
city. 1t says:
Hs came here for the purpose Of
contracting copper ores, and has been
waiting to- Gee Mr.. Green Of the copper
plant. Bald mountain is one OF the
prominent landmarks of tho Sawtooth
range. Its northern slope drains into
the head of Little Wood river; on the
east side 10 the source OF the East
Fork OF Big Wood River and on the
south the East Fork of Big Los, River
begins its aow. 1t is in the basin OF
tho latter stream that the Big Basin
copper mines arc located. The eroup
consists Of four claims on a oontac,
vein having aShor,h and south trend
With = dip to the west of about 65
degrees. The vein rests on limo and
10 covered BY porphyry, aud it ranges
from twenty to sixty feet in width.
SO far no extensive openings have
been made, and yet in miners par.
lance there is oil of $4,000 tons OF ore
in sight. In sinking one shaft forty.
five feet It passed through the vein
with good orc all the way. This ore,
Mr.. Sharp says, will run 20 per cen,
copper, twenty ounces silver and SO
in gold. To get this ore to marke,
means haul OF IS miles to the rail.
way At Ketchum. This haul will be
over good roads with down grade
most OF the way. Tho property be.
longs to N. }. Sharp. Abe Pierce, A.
Reed and Robert Davidson, ali oil
Challis, who have been opening the
property tho past three years. Mr..
Sharp wants to contract 1000 tons OF
ore per month. and says that he can
easily send out that amount aud kee
It up indefinitely. Tho district is
known as Alder Creek.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
Rocking Chairs for Old Women.

Boston is much stirred over the re.
susal Of the Commissioners Of Public
Institutions to accept q present Of
rocking chairs for the aged and infrm
pauper women at Rainsford leland.
A fund Of 800 had been subscribed
BY private benevolence, and the chairs
had been bought and shipped to the
Island, but the Commissioners would
not let the old women have them, and
they remained on the wharf for DAYS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-19
EXONERATED.

Turnkey French, Of the Boise Peui.
Tertiary, who has been tried OH q
charge Of murder, for killing . convict
named Hatton, last November, hes
been discharged and exonerated> The
verdict meets With general ar proval.
Hatson was very bad egg, and
was supposed to have been one of the
murderer Of Aaron Morris, of this CITY.