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Hadn't Provided for the Baby.
(From an EIehangs.J

In a Quandsry-Mr. De style; We'll,
are all your arrangements for Summer
at the fashionable resorts completed?'
Mrs. De Style-Nearly. but I'm in such
a quandary. l have arranged to SEND
our house plants to u florist, our cat to a
cat home and our dog TO canine board
ing house, SO that all will be well cared
for until Fall; but what In the world
shall do with the baby?
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third, S2ls. Tinse. place. s2.l0; third,
s2.30 Lodi. third. N.2S.

ss.So Lodi third, N2S.
FOURTH RACE
Match, 500 each. With $1,000 added Titan
starters. ''''' Betting st. Hltr!n
roshiao, ici lIsm,l,on., .iI.io oai u y
Armi,sge lof tslmsJ......, 80 out
Armitage was always an odds on ia
vorIte. but towards the end his price went
back point, the weight OF money com:
Ing IL On poohino The race zee, !. easily
finish by two Lengths. sims went TO work
on Armltsge coming out 81 the cub
house dip, but never got close enough to
P3chlno TO make 1t interesting; the re-
Hamilton being loudly cheered Mhen he
returned 20 the sce!es. Tlme-l.H
Mutuels paid: Pochino, tS
FIFTH RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SO each, with $500 added for
three year -oids and upward; Titan course about
starters. ' Be,tins. n, HltFin.
Harry Kionio, io1t Dslehsntyj ~ 6.2 . ., 2E
Solitaire. 40 g. Taylot,. sC.i io-i : "E
Yaspi.i.n. ioI q. .TrIS.l; :.S.i ~ : 8
Sam Brysntio1 10. watson,ioo-i sol & 7
Black Hawk was in front from start
to finish. and won easily BY two lengths.
Harry AionEo was next to last to the
stretch, when he came with rattle. and
beat Solitaire a neck for the place. Time
Mutuels paid: Straight, $40; place
s. ~; third, $3.50. Harry Alonzo. pace,
s7.s5 third. 1l0. Solitaire. third, N0.26
SIXTH RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SO each. with $500 added; fol
three ysar-oids and upwards; selling one mill
starters. betting. ST. Fin
Bandit. los dismilton Ito out ! - Ia
ConnorA u tMcclsin,..,... 81 out
Bandit led all the way and won ir
a canter by length and a half. Time
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SENT TO WARDS ISLAND.
DIR. Douglass Thinks Howell May
Recover There

Cecil u. Howard, an Englishman. TWEEN
ty-three years old, who was taken to
Bellevue Hospital yesterday violently in
sane, was removed this mornlns to the
DR.. Douglass said that his condition
was serious. but he thought that with
proper treatment he might recover.
He Is the son Of Dr.. Howell ofBomdary
Road. England. and was on u short visit
to this country before completing his
studies at oxford, where he had just
iinished his second year.
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BANNISTER'S TROUBLES.
Vow His Wife May Sue Him for
Divorce

The troubles Of Lawyer Bannister,
Senator Lexow's partner, who was Ia
ken before Justice Finperty at Coney
Island, yesterday. on charges of intox-
icstion and other complaints OF more
serious nature, seem to be increasing
After his acqulttal he returned to
Nyack, but said he expected n suit for
div orce would be begun by his wife as
him.
Mrs. Bannister is said to be In this
city having left Nyack yesterday. II
is supposed that she will engage coun-
sci here. None OF the Nyack lawyers
admit having been retained BY her.
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ROSENTHAL'S DIAMONDS.
A Servant Girl Accused of Stealing
Them AT Rockaway.
Especial to The Evening worldJ

Especial TO The Evening WoridD
SEASIDE, Rockaway Beach Aug. %
Fannie Linehart. the domestic. who
is charged with the larceny OF 500 worth
OF diamonds from the rooms OF Mark
Rosenthal, New York clothing mer-
chant, staying at Dryers Hotel. was ar
raiRned for examination before Justice
Smith to-day. but the aearlng was
further adjourned.
LAWYER Abraham Levy, OF New York,
appeared in hehalf Of the complainant
Hc said that the diamonds had not been
recovered, and that there was strong
evidence against the accused. The Jewels
were stolen while lloSenthal was bathing
In the surf.
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VAQUERO WINS A CUP.
Again Defeats the Small Yachts in
the sound
Special to The Evening World. }

Special to The Evening WORLDLY
NEWPORT, X. L., Aug. Elm the
race of A-foot yachts to-day for the
silver cup offered by Pierrepont H.
Duryea, Vaquero won by I'm. 4Os.,. with
Celia second, Adelaide third, HOUR
fourth. and Dorothy fifth. The wind
was light from northwest, and smooth
water. The course was 6 IL miles TO
windward and return.
The second race, for Citizens cup,
will be sailed tomorrow.
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TAYLOR TO BE REMOVED.
Report that the Recorder of Deeds
Has Levied Campaign Funds.

Report that the Recorder Of Deeds
Has Levied Campaign Funds.
by Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The Civil
Service Commission has been investi-
eating for some time charges that C. II.
J. Taylor. the Recorder Of Deeds of the
District of Columbia, has been soliciting
campaign funds from Government en-
ployees, contrary to the provisions Of the
Ctyil-Service law. st -.-.-...-.
Within the next two days report will
be submitted to the President on the
matter. which report. It is understood.
will find that Taylor has been connected
with solicitation OF campaign contribu-
lions, and will recommend his removal
from office.
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SIXTH RACE.

Woodford led for mile, and then
gave way to Bassanio, who led the Test
of the way. and won easily by two and
n half lengths from Woodford, who was
four lengths before Brummel. At the
third hurdle Japonica fell, and Eblis
and Marcus fell over him. Luckily, no
one was hurt. Time-3.02 l-2.
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led kearnsy piloted the way to the
hslt-mile pole. followed by Lake Shore
and 81. Maxim. At this point Gaiilee
moved from last place to second, and
brea king In to the stretch he went to the
front. His move had been made too
coon. however, for when Rey El Santa
Anita challenged Galilee went all to
pieces. Rey I'll Santa Anita won easily
Ly a length and n half from Lake Shore.
who was the same distance In front OF
Galilee. Time--l.i5.
Mutuels paid, one, two. three ON Rey
FL Santa Anita. $50; Lake Shore, HlO;
Galilee, S2.bV.
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Lynched ON the Cour,-House steps

lby AssocIsted IFess.1
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Aug. 22.-NewE has
bcen received from Lakeview, ore. that a mob
VI masked men surrounded the county Jail Monday
lght and forced the TALLER to surrender . prls-
oner named W Thompson. The mob then
hanged Thompson on the Court House steps
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CLENMOYNE
DISQUALIFIED.
Beat StOnenell in the Match
Race, But Was 2 Pounds
Under Weight
P0CH|N0 BEAT ARM|TAGE.
Gov Sheehan Won from speoula-
ton, the Favorite, by
q Neck.
THREE JOCKEYS FINED $50.
Ettarre, Harry Reed and BIaoI
Hawk Captured Their
Events.
THREE JOCKEYS FINED $50.
special to The Evening worid.)

RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK.
Aug. 2.-The prospects OF excellent
sport attracted u good-sized crowd to the
winding old course here to-day. There
were two match races. besides five other
attractIve-looking events down for de-
cision, and the match races both prom
he'd the most exciting kind Of contests.
While both were practically match
races, the official programme announced
that as sweepstakes Of $lOO. with 1900
added. $500 of which to second, the
match between Stonenell and Glen
moyne attracted the greater amount Of
interest.
On the programme sent out last night
this was announced as the fourth race.
but for some reason It was changed to
the seventh the Armitage-Poch
match being the fourth.
When Stoneneil and Glsnmoyne met,
a week ago to-day, GGnmoyne won
easily, but Stonenell IL In better shape
! to-day.
The weather was perfect for the sport.
q nice breeze sweeping through the
| stand. The track was In fine condi-
| ton.
Phil Dwyer occupied the Stewards
stand to-day, with DR.. Knapp and Mr..
Hair dozen two-year-oid fllies faced
the nag for the opening race, OF which
Bill Briens Na.Kyrie was hot IA
to ut 10 10. she was disposed OF before
gong half a mile. Ettarre led all the
way and won easily BY length and n
The second race resulted In big upset.
| Speculation was played AZ though 1t were
all over. The start was miserable
| one, BonRvent ure being leIt, and the rest
| being strasgied out all over the track.
PecNsnirr maze the running to the club
house dip. where Gov. Sneenan, who got
| Off well, went ON and lasted long enough
rious drive. George Harris won heavily
over the race, backing him from 20 to
| to = to !.
A large number OF SaratoEans re-
| turned to the city this morning and were
| at the tracks this afternoon. Tney all
bring wonderful reports OF Butterny's
| condition and look upon her AS sure
winner in Saturdays big event
| Dave gideon offered rred laral U,OOl
| u ride HE crack My. but he will ride
Agitation, whom, he says, the keenes
The stewards have decided to investi.
gate Eddie tribes riding on Vaikyrie In
| the opening race. After Inc second race
Doggett and starter Rowe had nerce
Rowe reported Dogsett for being 'sft on
| Bonaventure.
Doggett, Hamilton and Sims were hned
$50 each for acting badly at the post In
| the third race.
| Barney Murray bid Bandit up to 81 0t
after he won the sixth race. His ownel
| bid the necessary s. and kept the horse.
The neneil,Gienmoyne match may
| won easily, but was disQuali.
| He'd, as he only carried
! lO7 i-2 pounds instead Of 10. There wal
uch i'll feeling over the disQua iftcatioI
| and the Jockey Club will probably y,
called OH TO settle the matter.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each with $500 added. To-
| two-y old allies; selling: Ave and half fur
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Match Company incorporated.
(By Associated Press.

ALBANY, N r.. Aug 22.-Ths Imperial Match
Company. Ct New York. was incorporated to-day
with . capital OF $4,000. Dlrectors--H. a. and
e. y, Ia chleotte. New York. and L. II. Rum
baugh. Brookiyh
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Two Men Creninted


FOREST, Ontarlo, Aug "A thresAihs ma
chine IN william. Haywards barn. exploded yeS-
terday ana lred the straw, crsms;ing two men
named Searle and Greer who were In the NOV
LAT
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Promenade led from start to finish. and
won easily by i've lengths from Tusca-
rora VINO Sai IA half length In front OF
blue Garter. Timt--l.2g "a.
Mutueis paid, one, two, three: On
Promenade, $50: Tusscarora, -; Blue
Garter. k3S0
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pecksnln led u the clubhouse dip,
where GOV. Sheehan went out and
opened IN gar or three lengths. He
lasted long enough to beat Speculat ton
neck. fotentate came fast at the end
and WAS third. Timc--i.2l a.
Mutuels paid. Straight, SIS; place, s.;
third, -. Speculation. place. S2,sJ; third.
SITS, Potentate, third, S24l0.
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes OF .lO each. with 500 ADDED for
tHO-y ear-Uids. selling. hYe and half tuTlongs.
Starters, Betting. 81. IN Fin.
Harry Reed, 10 (SinsI,... as ont 4 IN
ringe los ui.milJOnl...,.lS-b Ia 2'nsS
Lodi iOs N. BsIgenI, .2oo-l 2S-l Sc
Van BTunt, los 90. rAylorJz00-l eo-l
South Side. los DogGstp. Isl i-b .
Harry Reed led all the way and won
In a canter by q length and a half from
Tinge, who was second, After the turn
into the clubhouse dip was made, Lodi
was always third. nnishinH rys lengths
behind 1tnse. Southslde BLEED and was
pulled, Doggett dlsmountinE a sixteenth
from the finish. Time-l.i0.
i Mutuels paid; Straight, -; place. $2.05;
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Hornets Cause a Rsaawa,
lBy Assoeiatsd Prass.

CORE BAY Ontario. Aug. RAT pioaie hor-
acts Rttseksd a horse driven BY hrA orssnasid
and daughter, cAusinE It to run away. Mrs..
Grsenheld was throWH out and fatally ihjursd.
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Nh LENAx. ~ william It, was cured bi In
somnia by the ELLcTRoPoisE. No medlcins
Not battery. Call or write. 1122 b WIS. 80
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Evans Named for Governor.
(By Associated Prsss

NASHVILLE, Aug. 22.-The Republi-
can Convention to-day nominated Evans
for Governor.
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KenI lndl KOOn1 NOW! ~ Evening w

stretch, where Rightmore passed her
and Won easily by a length. Innocent
was four lengths In front of Dauntless.
Time-l29 IL.
SIXTH RACE
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ANS0N SPURS HIS COLTS.
lie L. Detained mt Chicago by His
Fathers Critical Condition.

A message was received this after
noon from Capt. Arson. regretting that
his absence would be prolonged, owing
to the condition of his father, who is
now critically Ill.
The message closed with n paternal
Injunction TO the Colts to brace up and
get in the game, and return TO Chi
cago with a string of victories.
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YACHTING REGATTAS.

A special ladies' day race will be
sailed by the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
on Saturday. Two classes are scheduled
for sailing vessels. namely. over and
under thirty feet water line. A stipula-
ton is that each yacht must carry one
or more ladies as members of the crew.
An open race for naphtha launches will
be sailed on the same afternoon, entries
for which close with the Regatta Com
mittee at Greenwich. Conn, Sept. "a.
On Labor Day the great annual joint
regatta Of all the fast small yachts from
~ clubs, whica form the New York Yacht
Racing Association takes place, In tn.s
interesting contest over a hundred
VA hts divided Into eighteen classes,
Liberty Island and tle course Is through
the upper bay into the lower bay and
back. The iron steamer Cygnus win ac-
company the yachts ana make the fol-
lowing landings. Leaves loot OF Twenty
second street North River, 9 A. NJ :
leaves foot OF Fifteenth street. Hobok en-.
$50 A. NJ: leaves foot OF Morris street
Jersey city, 10 A. NJ; leaves pier l.
North River, 1880 4. NJ.
The U O'Clock r.diIiOa and the
sporting Extra of The EveniaE
World contAin more spsrtiaE asws
% tdferest thaa can he feana IN
any ether evenins aewspaper.
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Other Sporting News viii DC found
on Page 7.
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Meckin. D. Hutchinson, p.
Lmpire-Mr. McQuaid.'
First Inning-Ryan base on balls. He
was forced at second on Dahlens
krounder to Fuller, who touched the
Dahlen at first. Wi;mot flied to Van
Haltren, capital running catch. No
runs.
ball bouncing over Dahlen's head. 1t
was very luck bounce, and II landed
Eddie on first. Herman filed to Ryan
Burke stole second and at the same time
Burke getting third. On Doyle's single
over. Twins head Burke scored and
were quite eD lucky S bonncer s ' for the the
Giants. Ward then fouled out to
schriyer. Van Haltren hit to Irwin, who
fumbled. and the bases were filled. Full
Farrell sent soft one Just inside the
third base line. scoring Doyle. Meekin
hit to Parrott. forcing Farrell at sec
Second innIns-Burkeville's denizens
called Eddie up to the sardine-box and
presented a fine. large bouquet Of
fully dotted his cap. and there was a
ro bssFsr r., foalsd out Ut! to Farrsl. Lanss
ba Irwin Hp run Down BETWEEN W 0a second nd
aud third by Fuller and Davis and
wS to FB Dss. to Dsf bsss gst
Third Inning-schriver struck out.
ahi hin So out. Fuller to Doyle. Ryan
Ryan. Van Haltren's grounder to Par
rott forced Doyle at second, Fuller sin
the bases. Meekin singled to centre
scoring Van Hsltren and Fuller. Burke
NJ to Dahlen, forcing Meekin at second
Fourth Inninx.;pahlen lifted a fly te
ss 1ssseh ss . sss sou Md ao .d rp
Wards head, scoring Danien. LSn nst
~ ss.o out. , = WILD pitch sent Deekel
run.
Ternan reached first on pahien',
tumble 10 n OF his grounder. Davis singled
ing Herman to get to third and pavi
"A Then LANCE 1ugsled poyle's srounde
MT easily infield and Hutchinson coul'
VVoyle to third and Ward to second
in sn Ella Mait Wa !. aied to Lange Doyle ssor
r rn,Ier out Parrott to Decker. Thre
sd Eth IIEning,Perret base on ball,
an az. pals; Ryan filed TO Ward DahIe
MEG Ea 10 Van Haltren., No runs.
FARRELL singled to left. Meekin hit I
s1i,nse' who failed to reach II, the ba
lung too low In the air. Burke sir
nee 70 third, Irwin making a gres
iTShnp IN the air and stopping the bal
ne bases were now filled. Fare
do rced at the plate on Tiernan's bour
M 70 Decker. Meekin also forced a
Doe boz iase on Davis's grounder TO Deckt
DSSyle nied to Lange.F No runs.
sixth lnning,-Wilmot base on ball
az, her singled to short. Lange struc
Dov,o rSin struck out. PARROT filed 4
Hws,,ard out Parrott to Decker. Va
ruler struck out. No runs.
, SCORE BY INNINGS.
Sn'caEo OOOi OOli
new York az 23OO
YAm Nu.auL y
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Rossmar rushed to the front, and
leading all the way, won easily by three
lengths from Doorga. who was second
throughout. Enchanter was third. two
and half lengths away. Time-lN.
FIFTH RACE.
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Ettarre led from flag fall to Gn!sh,
and Won as she pleased by u length and
a half. Vaikyrie was second to the turn
into the stretch, and here Cora passed
fer. In the last few jumps Emma came
with rush and beat Cora two lengt tbs
for the phase. Iime-l.ll.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $2l.65; place.
I'll; third, $5.l5. Emma, place. 81. 90;
third. $+l5. Cora. third. ASS.
SECOND RACE.
sweepstakes OF $40 each, with $50 addsG; for
three > eat -OldS and upward; Titan course about
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At BOSTON

Batteries-Fournier and Murphy; Nichol. and
CAMEL. Umpires-Messrs Dwyer and Stiretts
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
AT PHILADELP HlA.

Philadelphia. U q U . U 90 j
BALTIMORE 2 y y U u % =
Batteries-Taylor and Clements and Buckley;
Inks and Clarke Umpires-Messrs. Campbell and
Detls.
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,., SCORE BY INNINGS.
Sn'caEo... COOS OOl
new York 3 33OO

Sc: ::. az &. .; ss.s:, w %s.is
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THIRD RACE.

l'Tanla cut our the running to the
s,retoh with Flash, Pepper and cam
panIR next IT, q ClOeg hUncn, heads apart
Pepper caught | rdnia At IN" furIong
"nie, and passing her won easily by u
length and a half UTRuia was three
lengths In front Of CamPnmiR. Time CO.
Ito.
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scsttinasd on 's,x.A iyr,J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
NEW.YORK CITY.

Commissioner DAILY Of the Department OF PUBIC
Works Yesterday revoked his permit 10 the Con
solidated Gas Company to open the streets oecau'
II has been discovered he alleges. that the company
has haen n,acine electric wires in lis gas mains.
The Commissioner gave notice TO the Police BOARD
OF the revocation of his former PERMISSION 10 'hlA
company Hereafter the Consolidated company VIII
be obliged TO get a special permit whenever IL wants
to open the streets
The Normal College trustees Will nave mee'ins
al the hall-of the Board Of Education NO 40 "'n'
ST. at 4 D. m. Tuesday.
Al the Yot ng Mems Institute OF the Young Men
Christian Association No. ODD Bowery. there Is me
exhibit OF drawing. woodwork. ironWorK pho'o-
graphs etc. made by pupils in the evening LASS
of the Young Mems Christian Association oI biooh-
lyn. New-York Dayton (Ohio), Hartford comm anu
other cites. The exhibit is free TO the genera iu'
lie to-day from a. m. TO 10 p. m
A. the convention of the American Bankers As
sociation % be held a, Baltimore October ~ ana
II a proposition will be made 10 have the place 'o'
holding the next convention selected by the eo"'en
ton itself instead OF leaving the choice as here'o-
fore TO the Executive Council
The Rev Dr. Edwin G. BO.les was one OF 'he pas
serrars on the steamer New-York. which arrived
Yesterday and he will occupy his pulpit Tomorrow
President n H. Porter Of the Charities and Cor
rection Department, testified before the state LuacY
Commission yesterday concerning the condi,'oh VI
anairs a, the city asyums on Wards and BackweEs
islands He said that he had great commence III ,'e
administrative officers there. The State Commission
adjourned until next Tuesday.
Captain Morrison. Of W. X. Nanderbits steam
Yacht Valiant. arrived here yesterday on poaru 'ne
American Line steamer York. The Valiant -
on, of commission and is laid up the other side
Edward Williams. who assaulted Alexander New
burger a ieweler with piece OF lead pipe IN MS
store No 81 Broadway. in broad daylight on August
4 when attempting rob him. was YESTERDAY sen
fenced BY Recorder Smyth 10 fourteen years N He
penitentiary. Williams pleaded guilty 10 TWO o""' >
- assar,, and the penalty was fixed al nine and five
years respectively.
+ Townsend Sou;hwck. Of Rockfort ontario. 'eh'S
&; 70 this office in all OF the Minnesota sufferers
The money has been turned over 10 Mayor G'foy
Alexander Fullerton. the popular iheosoph'ca' 'o',
nrer VIII speak before the II. !. Il. lheoS' AZ
Society. No. l42 West One-hundre'-ahn'"r" ,
- ..\,,,er,ai,sm" tomorrow evening. The public
el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
CAPTAIN PRICE LOSES HIS TEMPER
BOUND To FREE HIS MIND ~ COURT ABOUT THE
PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO
Ir.RlFY THIRTY NfNTH-ST.

The conference q properiy-owners AMI re-pac'ab"
occupants Of houses 10 Thriy-n.ath-s; n tar vicinity
Of the lighthouses known as "Soubre'te K."' "'s
continued before Justice Noorhs In jefferson MARKET
Court yesterday. Inspector McAvoy and Police cap
tain Price. in whose precinct the block l.. "er" In
court. as were D. J. Ossooi. the proprietor OF the
Lakewood na,-hou.es. At 80. 27o-.7e W.; Thirty
ninih-s,. the prime mover 81 che crusade. Edward
Early. Il 80. 2l5. g. l.. L0weas."in. OF 80. III.
L Beck Of 30. 2.e. and g Sterling. = 80 ~
The proceedings We're uu.ntGestng untl Roar 'f'
close when Captain Price asked f'r hearing Jus
McAvoy snapped ~ fingers az M captain VINO iA .
no attention 90 either. and. pointing MS NIf'I 81
Mr. o.sood. slid an want j. 'sn minute c2"-
fingers again and Justice No1rhi- said. That VI.
do" bat the Captain kept rignt on.
1t has be- denied every VII r'. h" 80 y t J
now demand d. my rlslt ILat man hI' u go
nothing bu; sneer a. me- ana MAKE charge ga. he
cannot substantive. ana --
That VIII d. Captain Price" sall Jus'lc" Noorh.s.
sternly This Is no Place 10 enter INTO ans -ich Dis
custom.
That's always tho way" mumblel Captain Price.
IN never have an opportunity 20 talk o. that man
The conference was o!'neI 10y Mr.. Oss'oI. VINO
said that he dd not care 70 assume me r"-lonrnii.y
nnth-st. ION Moniiy evening; san NJ. W. "
proper, y-Owncrs. VIII meet In the Reformed Chdrch
in West Thirty nlnth-st and organlz- society Tor
the purpos. Of purifying the block
4 request was made b. Jusuc" No)rhs for the all
dress Of any particular house hat was cousl ere
OBJECTIONABLE ana Edward early OF 80. PIG West
as 'Soubrcite Row" G. L. Lowensi,in y ~. ~.
also complained Of them. The crusaders had moth
ing further 10 submit and justice Noorhs. after
quoting Captain Price. adjourned the conference IN
said - Mr Osgood with ,he hep Of Col. viii be
al that meeting Monday night"