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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
u.u Some shops have closed. but there 4

ST.. .v,su Some shops have closed. but there a
.,,, hone OF good work In the future.
The. volume Of domestic trade under all these
,,ererces stands up quite well, with exchangesisl
,nr cont larger than last year and 17s per cent
-. ,ho, IN 1892 Railroad earnings for the last
.o.k NJ August showed gains averaging a5 pet
cent over last year. but FOR the month lZ2 per
49,, ,o.s than in 1892 Corn prospects and hopes
:, ao., settlements helped stocks to rise aver.
zoo q, A. cents per share, but the market Is wait.
e.. ,or miracle working Hnanciers TO give II q
basis. The commercial demand Tor money s
rather disappointing. both as to crop moving and
as to manufacturing and trade put IL somewhat
better. The bottom fact IL that under new laws
and new conditions the recent advances IN prices
are believed to involve some reaction winch no
body wishes, but which NOBODY sees no" 10 AVOID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

, ,,,,a,d ,o,vccr the sexes On the whole,
novor,v ia nv far the most fruitful cause WIN
both sexcs and next In order comes dolnes"c
o,os Reverses NJ fortune stand next win men
and disappointed ambition with women. Drum
onn.ss misconduct. gambling. dIshonor ana
calumny. and grief from love are the other iii
portant causes the remainder name" oe'ns va"
parativcIy trifng. Finally nearly one-tnlru U.
the men, to only q little more thnn ohe-e'sn'" W
the women, kill themselves IRON CAUSES VI"
known"
Interesting. also. Is the classification acco'"
ing to times and seasons. The 1ainii"r ''c'.!
that hot weather leads to madness anu s.'
destruction is sustained The traditioh 'nn' W
vember Is suicides month IL disproVeu' Inc
largest number OF suicides Is In June anu 'u''
and the smallest In October and Novehper' III"
rho difference between the two Is very Marked
A curious contrast halfcontradctory between
snr,ny and fall Is thus to be noted. Spring IN
tho season of hope. Of revIving energy. or new
ness OF life Fall is the season or decay despair
and death Yet the former Is the season Oh SUI
cdes and not the latter. The NUMBER OF SUI
cdcs in April. May and June Is about twice III
great as In October November ana Decehper'
Apart from temperature. conditions or Climate
and weather have little effect upon suicidai ZEN
denotes Political and other exctements nave
much Periods Of revolution TEEN with SUICIDES
Even the mder exctements OF ordinary pon'i'
cal campaigns In republican countries nave u
had effect Indeed, Dr. Winsow seems 10 'i'"n
that liberty, equality, fraternity are pretty w
rect Incentives TO the crime In question. WINE
"In dcspotIc countries suicide and insanity are
seldom hcard Of" lie may be right In 'his n's'
statement II so It Is n shocking fact Inc
gloomiest pcssimlst could imagine nothing worse
Than that liberty and progress and advancement
I'm civilization should entail madness ana sell
murder upon the human race. mat IL de'
pressing conclusion Of DR.. WinsIows aDie us
cussIon OF the subject. Until more convincing
proofs are offered, we shall prefer to think that
This eminent authority is in error. We are not
ready TO believe that the whole race Is becoming
| criminal or insane, or is on the point OF com
| hitting suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
Amnsemente.

ABBEys THEATRE-s:i3-Thc entertain
ACADEMY OF MusIc-s-The Sporting Ducness
AMERICAN THEATRE-s-The Great Diamond Robbery.
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bonnie
cAsfNo-s:15-The Merry World
COLUMBUS THEATRE-s;i5-i2 Temptations
pAIYs THEATRE-s-Ise Collier de la Refine
rDEN MrsEE-Concert-
EMPIRE THEATRE-s-Thc city OF Pleasure
GARDEN THEATRE-S:l5-Trlhy.
GARRICK THEATRE-s:3o-A Man with Past
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-s-Fausi.
HARLEM OPERA HOUsic--sl5-Lous Nj
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:i5-Rob Roy
uOYTs THEATRE-S:30 -Lost-24 hours.
ROSTER q BIALs-Vaudeville.
LYCEUM THIATRE-s-The Prisoner OF Henus
MANHATTAN BEACH-Day and Evenng-Mdsummef
Merry Making.
PALMER'S THEATRE-si5 -Fleur-de-i>s
PAsToR'S-2-s-Vaudeville.
POIOt GROUNDS-S:45 -Baseball
PROCToR's PLEASURE PALACE-12 TO 12-NaudeVihe'
STANDARD THEATRE-s:I5-The Capitol
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

1t Is regrettable that the notice issued on be-
half Of the patrol division Of the NewYork Yacht
Club Is a necessity; and 1t gives us pleasure to
say that it is applicable only to few of the
large number Of boats which carried the spec
tators of Saturdays race. The offending vessels
ought to be plainly named 50 that people wish
ing to view the other races could give them a
wide berth Such a boycott would be entirely
tustihabe. II is Of special Importance that the
turning marks in the triangular contest tomor-
row should be kept clear, Let the captain Of
every excursion boat give the yachts half mile
Of seaway. and all will be well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

OF the eight September days thus far seven
have been as nearly perfect as any one need ask
for. but by a curious coincidence the one day
that did not bring forth fine weather was that
chosen for the yacht race. STILL in view OF the
result there Is no need for repining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

alternative plan is for a State Committee with
ono member for each Senate district, or fifty In
all. In the Democratic mind there seems 10 oe
no objection TO large cen'rai coh'"'''ee' "'
there is none in reality. We deem II not VI"
likely that the movement for an enlargement
OF the Republican state Committee VIII DE ap
prcc!ably strengthened when 1t Is known 'na'
the Democracy contemplate abandoning 'he prs
ent system OF electing their central oouy ny
Com gross districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09
Yankee skill In yacht-building is still entitled u
a large premium

There is a suggestion Of opera bouffe In the sit.
,,auor afforded by the failure Of two policemen u
ropor, their own acts OF bravery to the Police
commissioners Their trials VIII be only pleas
ant Joke; may they never have to face charges
of n more serious nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

Only eighteen excise arrests yesterday Truly.
the business Of selling liquor'on Sunday in this
town has become extra hazardous. The men
who have the temerity to indulge in 1T will soon
deserve to he put on exhibition as freaks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The defeat OF the Vakyrie on SATURDAY WAS
not conclusive The natural Impulse OF Aiher'
cans Is 10 believe that Il was. but thus fnr 'he
English boat has been tried in only one KIND OF
weather and we have no means OF Judgihs WHAT
she will do under other conditions, despite 'he
general belief that the weather on SATURDAY was
such rs would suit her best The race proven
clearly that she did not sail as wen I'D heu'
weather as was expected what she VIII do III
strong winds remains TO be seen Then. 100 TIE
singular circumstance that at the outset OF the
race the yalkyre showed herself better than the
Defender. though that superiority did not con-
tInue long. IL something that must be taken 'h'o
account by those who are estimating the chances
Of the remaining races. 1t is suggested, not WIN
out plausbity. that the iiller was helu ny ONE
hand early IN the race and by another later ana
It IL possible that II the first tactics had peeh
persisted I'm the yalkyne would have maze
better showing The yachts yesterday were TO-
measured with the result that the first measure
ments were shown TO be accurate except thht the
length Of the Defender on the load water-ilne
was found 10 be one inch shorter ana the \hikyre
quarter of an inch longer than the first measure
menis indicated. This difference, however, Is 50
slight as TO be- without Importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

their following Is small though noisy. and they
consequently fall in the category OF the ridicu-
,ous three tailors Of Tooey-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The way in which the American champions beat
the crack English yachts is getting trife monot-
onous, but then we are able TO stand good deal
Of that kind Of monotony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

new and serious subject OF conflict has arisen
ho,ween Franco and Italy. Twenty-six years
a9o the latter concluded with the Bey OF Tunis
an advantageous commercial treaty renewable
AZ the exp,ration OF twenty -seven years unless
denounced twelve months In advance by one or
the other OF the contracting parties. Since then
Tun,s has become a feudatory State OF France
4, so far that she is subject TO n French pro-
,ectorate and that the French are In control Of
the foreign relations OF the Bey /, N by virtue
Of this control that France has now intimated
10 italy her intention OF denouncing the treaty.
her object being to bring the Beylik within the
sphere OF the Gallo customs system Italy.
which not only possesses vast interests In Tunls.
hut has also several hundred thousand OF its
subjects settled there. has all along protested
against Frances occupation OF the country much
in the same way that France protests against
the presence OF the English In Egypt The dis
pute in connection with the denunciation OF the
treaty may possibly bring matters to crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The wheelmen OF Brooklyn contributed largo
sum toward the construction OF the Coney Island
Cycle Path with the understanding that after
being completed 1t would be maintained In good
condition by the Park Department. Unhappily'
this has not been done. In one section the pain
is now far from what II ought to be. The stone
dressing applied was Of poor quality. and has
nearly all disappeared. while the clay bottom mas
been badly rutted by bicycles ridden over II snort
ly after rain. The path for considerable DIS
lance this side of Coney Island Creek needs imS
mediate attention. The Good Roads Association
Of Brooklyn at its meeting last week adopted
timely resolutions on the subject Park Com
missioner Squier has shown much solcitude Tor
the welfare OF wheelmen in the past: as soon az
he is made acquainted with the need OF repairs
on the path we presume he will give the requisite
orders for the work that should be done. He cam
not move In this matter too promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

Cardinal Gbbons's impressions gained abroad
during his recent trip are, no doubt, similar TO
those entertained by most Americans returning
from Europe. But they cannot be expressed too
often, and not every one can contrast the social
conditions Of Europe and America in language so
polished or take a view so calm and clearly
free from prejudice as this distinguished prelate
Of the Catholic Church. What he told his con-
gregation In Baltimore yesterday. in comparing
religious tolerance IN this country with the Gov
ernmental restrictions in religious matters so
often exercised In Europe. contains the essence
OF that freedom which is the pride and boast Of
America.
A highly interesting and important piece OF
news is furnished by our Albany correspondent
this morning; 10 wit that the leaders Of the Dem
ocratic party have come to the conclusion that 1t
viii be wise TO reorganize and enlarge their State
Committee, much on the lines which have been
suggested for increasing the membership Of the
Republican State Committee. The plan which
Ands greatest favor provides that the committee
shall be composed Of the chsirmen Of the sixty
county committees, with an additional member
Cor each Congress district from the counties which
Ulect more than one member Of Congress. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The fates favored the Valkyrie, but what Of
that when the Defender is the better ooat7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

It was valkyrie weather on Saturday. but u
was not the valkyrie's day TO win; and We greatly
doubt whether that day will come unless the Do
fender has another turn OF bad luck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

There Is an unmistakaple effort to boom Judge
Gavnor for Mayor OF Brooklyn The Jucge mas
so far failed to inform the public whether the
hoom f. lin the hands Of Providence or not
Definite information on this point Is anxiousy
awaited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

The Republican primaries VIII be ne'd 10 TINS
city tomorrow. The duty OF all loyal Republicans
IN reference to them Is not doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

Bids were opened in Brooklyn day or TWO ago
for the paving OF several Slo ks In two streets
with vtriied brick. 1t is the first important WORK
OF the kind undertaken In that city ana IN New
York the experiments with brick pavements have
been ON a meagre scale. In truth, the merits OF
brick as a paving material are still 10 De demon
strated in this metropolitan district II has sVep
good satisfaction in various other cities, thouN
nerhaps Il may not be adapted for streets %
which the heaviest traffic takes place As a SUD-
stitute for asphalt residence streets ana thor-
oughfares where the travel Is moderate IN amo'~t
brick seems to possess some real advantages.
apart from the fact that It Is somewhat cheaper
II ought to be tested on a sufficiently large scaie
to determine just how great those advantages are
Wooden pavements have not been success IN
this neighborhood Notwithstanding the excellent
satisfaction which they give In London and PARIS
II II was our climate that made wooden pavefneh"
a failure that factor will not affect brick. ana w
hone to see this paving material submitted 10 sucn
ta.ts that fits usefulness will longer be matter
Of speculation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

urlb iobalb aIs tbunIi9 bas Baffupunt Mes
morial 9oipita1 in Chicago bin3n5ufiigen.
Ser 8eri9t Der @inpanberer> Mt5fion in
Seem 0orf, unipeit ga1tl 8drben, ipurSe
bon &eo. g. s. 8erfemeier BON Mt. 8e.nDn,
q. g., Dem 8oriteber Der Nnitalt, einges
rei9t. WGbrerb Der 5tpei nit benz 1. Ipril
1895 3u Gnbe ge9angenen Sabre iinb A.
023 Perfoner nit Der Mnftdlt in 8erii6rltng
.getpmmen unb biel Suites babrr9 g%e|ttftet
ipopben. Die @inna6men betrugen
$3,118.4O, bic 4lsgaben $2,626.47.
Sas Spe5ialcomtte, ipel9es e~rnarnt nprs
Den mar, I'm Die Srage elmer in en9fif9er
Sprd9e gebrudten s&irben3eitung fir Die
@eneralfpnobe gu eripdgen, empfabl Die Ser
altSgabe zines engltf9en &tr9enzWp9 en>
blattes, tpel9es a1eSntereIen Der &ir9e berz
treten loa, Ser 8eri9t purbe mil benz 3u=
fdBe a%ngenommen, boB Die in Geoe Ite6enbe
3eitung ni9t eber erf4einen ioa, als BIG bic
nOt9i9en 9elber 9efibert tperben tOnnen.
Die oSottlers".
Die vNmerican 8ottlers 9rotectibe M1oz
citation" bat HIRE eSa9resItBung gum
Nbl9lufTe gebra9t uno als nG9iten Ort ber
3ulammentunft Gbicugo befimmt. 0ie
8eamtentpubl bate folgenbes @rgebntB :
9arrD WiIs, Netp Oorf, prGfbent; Sboz
mas M. Sufebart, Baltimore, 9enrb Mette,
Chicago unb W. 8. 8raden, 8ribgepprt,
Conn.,, DISQUALIFICATION; 9enrb 3ubeiler,
gaep Oort, cOrrefponbirenber @efretGr; %.
8. 6oGlpebel, 8rootlbn, protofoutrenber Sc
fretGr: Wm. Gtgbte, Sem Oprf, S9abmei>
fter; Charles Sacobfon, 8af6ington, @orz
tiger oes @recuttpSGpmites.
Die ReiieonfeG.
9ie in 8uffalo abqe6aItene Contention
BON 9unbelsretienben bat folgenoe 8edmte
erTpd6lt:
prdibent: George s. @reene, Ma9or BON
8tng6an1pton.
@ecretar unb @6dbmeifter: g. .. u.
Glebelanb, &o9efter.
n9oarb Of Managers" (brei Sa6re):
Trant Saplor ST., @tabt SEEM Oort; 6. s.
Spigert, @arbonbale, pd.; s.. g. StrDme,
8~iltesbarre, pa.; Natban Dabts, Buffalo;
S. 9. parts, 9arrisburg, &c.; Cir 5pet
Sabre: 8. 6. 2dra6ee, @pulb MtlIar0,
Srob; Mad Wilfpn, glebelunb, g.; 6. 8.
9utton, W%iGtamsport, Pd.
@icezPrdffbenten: S. SO. Sablor, Ro6ez
iter; s. s. Crane, pbilabelpbia; s. i.
GoutbarO, Netpart, %. s.; S. 81. McRinsz
lep, SbtO; %. 8. 9olmes, Bottom.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

Der 2ei9e befanben, 10 in9te Die 4olt5et
~eifrtoft na6 benz M0rber. 9inonru1 iu9te
FbGter, ct babe qefe6en, baB 4ban1s BEN
Mq(one ernrorbet babe urpb er babe i6n gez
6plfen, bic 2ei9e in ben 6luB gu @iperten.
Der Sheriff BON Ileratoer Goltflt9 fptrO
Nbams mDrgen na9 Gairo abfltbren. Der
@rmorbste binterIieB cine Sral1 UNI bret
feline &inber in drmli9en umitanoett.
Der Ieibiee AepoIper.
Sn &odforb, Su., purbe 9d3el 9arb, bic
~oierid6rtge So9ter bes Sttpelters Srant
9dnb in 8eedtonied bon ibrem Sttetbrltber
W1c&ee bur9 einen &ebnlberf9uB tobtli3
~Deripunbet. Die &inber fptelten nit Der
Waffe, als fu6 biefeI6e plDbli9 entluo l1nO
bic feline 6aael t0btIi9 O%ertpunbet rte0er4
itredte.
6eIYnht.
Gus Sadfpn, &c., ntrb gemelbet, boB
bdfef6f am Sreitug Elm 100 &Opfe itarter
Sob ben geger QDiI Mnber{on Der geftern
bic 14iGbrige Minnie Stuff 3p f9Gnoem
Derfu9t bate, aug benz @efdngnt1e 9ebolt
unb aufgetniipft bat.
Gin Rabenpater.
@uf pubrbaft entIebGi9e Meife bat fi9
Der in Milner in pife gountn, g., tpobnbdfta
Som Spear an feiner 6ruu, Die er i'm ger=
bu9te Der 1ntreue bate, gerd6t, inoem er
am Montdg N6enb in Nbipefenbeit Der Wtutz
ter feline u9t &inber bur9 &attengift
tDbtete. Ser 1nbolb 1T ber6aftet.
6ilfe fir Gramer.
Gus Seattle, 8af6, 1O.Stt., pirb uns bs=
pef9irt: Ser bieiige SurnDerein Bat in fetner
am Montag abge5altenen 8erfdmmlung bic
8emii6ungen beS 9rn.W egener, fir ben alem
Nn59etne nd9 unf9ulbig gum Sooe berur=
tbeilten, gdnalib mttteIolen 9euti4en @raz
mer, bic Mittel our 8erufung an bag Sber=
geri9t gu erlungen, .gutgebsiBen unb belobt,
urb bef9loffen, nit alien &rdften fir BEN
l1ngliidli9en etn5utreten, unb eriu3t Die
0entf9en i'm gan8en 2anbe, BEL benz guter
Merte 5u belfen.
Der philadelphia 9ernptrut" erbielt fira<
lt9 aus Seattle, Wdfb, Die Wittbeilung,
bah Der 0eutf9sNmerifaner 6enrb gramer
bai el6t bes Morbes ii6erfibrt, unb baB feline
Sinri6tung duf ben 1. Nobentber ungaIeBt
iporben 1et. Ser vOemofrat" bat cine I'M
terfu3ung iiber ben San a%nfteIen Gufen
unb erbielt BON 3uberIdftgen QntDdlten unb
8iirgern bic Mitt6eilung, bdB Grdn1er ttnz
f9ulbiQ lei, unb baB feline ue6erfibrung
bauptiG9li9 Der l1nfdbigteit ieines i6m gez
ri9tlib augeitanbenen 8ertbetbigers 3u5uz
Shreiben lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

bes finb bic 8eamten: 8rGitbent S. G6as.
gabanne; 8icezprditbent, gilbert Matt6etps;
Setretdr, 8. g. Rt9arbfon; S6abmeiiter,
80. galmer Clarion.
Derbaftune Don KriimmIinqcn.
Sn Buffalo, q. g., baben bpr &uraem
8erbaftungen BON Berfonen Ituttgefunben,
peI9e Bal 9uGbtgt finb, Die Gtabt bur9 ge>
fdlT9te 3a61ltiten i'm StraBenbepartsment
i'm bebeutenbs @e1bfummen bei9pinbeIt
gu BADEN. Die @erbufteten iinD 9pparb
9. 6err, Safirer i'm Department Der BIZ
fentltden Nr6eiten; Spbn M. 9onabp,
6ilfs@S Observation-Disclosures unb Sol.
9urfe, Elm friiberer StraBeninIpeftor unb
iebiger Salubntptrt6. Ser 8etrag Der I'M
te~ri9Gagungen tit nod ni9t ermittelt, fpG
aber tauIenbe BON Dollars betragen. @ie
es beiBt, foqen mod ipeitere @er6aftungen
in &usii4t iteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Sanferott.

Das grobe Grenpaarengef9dft BON g.
g. Splepner &c So. tit in Oma6a, 9eb., duf
@runb elmer 9bpot6et sef9loffen iporoen.
Nd6eres bdriiber ldBt ff6 9eute nod ni9t
arge6en, aber man glaubt, baB Die &fttoa bic
pofiiOa o%plitdnbig beden.
0as @e19dft bat felt btelen Sabten in
Sma6a 6e1tanben, unb purbe fir ems Der
beften @eiGdftsbduier i'm Weiten 9e9dltet,
dber bic Gonfnrren5 ber groBen Separtez
ments9ef6dfte ntrb als cine Der uria9et
1eines Safes betrudtet.
Gine fpdtere 0epef6e meloet, baB bic Sc
Observation-Disclosures auf $150,0O0 urb Die
@ut6aben uuf $175,000 9d9dbt huerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
gernttTd1te Hnd1rih1ten.
Gin hoEbes 1ohrhunoert olt.

Oas eSSubilGum bes 5OiGbrigen 8e1te6enS
Der 9ta6t Mi[tpuufee tptrb am MittipD9 unb
9onnerftug 6ieIer MOde gefeiert. Sc
I9Gfts6Gufer, Dffentltbe 8ebduDe unb Stroz
BEN prangen bereits i'm 5eftf4mud rro o1e
iibrigen 8prbereitungen ftnb getroffen, iii
6as Set gu einem @rfnGg gu getalten. Die
@puberneure BON Minne1ota, S4tnpis, Soipa
unD Mt9tgan perben Mittlpo9 Morgen nit
tbren 9tGben eintreffen, UNI ii9 On Der
benfpiirbtgen Seter gu betbeiligen. Ods
Setprpgramm 1T Elm febr umfafenoes,
8anfette, l1m3iige bon biirgerGi9en unD IN
6i1itrielen @enDfenI6uften, @mpfdn9e gu
@6ren BON 300 Bionieren unb bic Gin
pei6ung zines neuen Hat6bauIes, beGen
8au cine Mintpn Dollars getofet bat.
6Idn3enoer Gmpfate.
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