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The herald., 1895-10-13

ATLANTA. Ca, October, g. 1886
At last, after untold agony of spirit
and very realistic sweat of brow, the
wheels of the great cotton states ex-
hibition may be said with truth to be
fairly in motion; the buildings are all
open, exhibits and concessions in place,
and the merry tourist is abroad within
the gates. With equal truth it must be
stated that the merry tourist has, up to
date, focked hither in segregated squads
of ones and twos, except on fireworks
nights and has been the only merry
thing in sight; the management, from
President Collier down to the spielers on
the Mid, the would be keepers of adjacent
and distant hostelries; mine hosts of tn ne
multifarious CONCESSIONS for sandwiches
and lem onade; the drivers of vans, and
evenath chewing gum dispensers have
hitherto been disting uished by an air of
iaded expectancy and haggard hope that
was all the more pitiful in that it was
founded Enthusiastically on fact-tne fact
that the waiting world was still waiting,
and that business had not suspended all
over the continent on the 18th of Septem-
ber for general hegira to Att anita.
The newspapers for once told the truth
however, furnished them by their cor
respondents and the Associated Press
dispatches, to the effect that things were
still in q chaotic state here, and the
prices for living and everything else were
sbominable. The good people of Atlanta
recognized the power of the press, real
lied, with shrewdness born of past ex-
perience, that discretion is the better
part of valor, hustled to reduce order out
OF chaos, curbed their extortionate de-
mands to something approa ching regula-
tion rates, and the result is already ap-
parent.
From early morn till midnight now
conscientious ard active sig htseers, VIC
Tins of the fair habit, the flower of At
lanta and other southern four hund reds,
jays and hayseeds that look as if they
had never before ventured outside of
their own county; all kinds and varie-
ties OF the human animal are encountered
in the buildings and on the grounds, &C
every turn accumulating an education
that is liberal in more ways than one.
For be il known, that this cotton states
exposition is unique. and in its distinc-
tive characteristics is an eye-opener to
the thoughtful man, be he from north
or south. AS John Temple Graves said
In magnificent speech he made last
The herald., 1895-10-13
GOT EVEN WITH HIM

One day not very long ago, as q gentle.
man who delights in playing jokes was
walking along one of the downtown
streets, he was met by friend whom he
had often succeeded in making ridiculous
by mis- good natured trickery, and who
repeatedly vowed his intention of get
ting even with him. 1t was directly in
front of one of the banks where they met,
and. as they came within speaking dis.
tance, the friend extended his hand very
cordially and said;
''Why, hello, So-and-so; glad to see
you. Won't you have some lunch with
me today?"
"Yes, I'd be pleased to-" said the
other. R~
"Well, got right into my buggy" said
the friend, pointing to an eleagant rig
in front of the bank, land I'll be ready
in few moments"
So saying the friend went into the
bans, while his unsuspecting companion
got into the buggy, pulled the duster
over his lap and prepared to enjoy the
ride home with his friend. He had been
sitting in this position for about five
minutes wnen a tall, ine-looking woman
with a couple of small bundles came out
east of the pank and walked toward the
buggy. They did not see each other until
the lady got very close to the buggy. as
it faced the opposite direction to tine
store from which she was coming and the
man was sitting on the side next to the
street. AS soon as The lady reached the
buggy and was about to deposit her
bundles on the seat she saw the intruder.
stopped short, and gazed at him in utter
amazement. She was the first to speak,
and said IN rather naughty manner:
"What are you doing in my buggy?"
The man now saw this was one on
him, an6 turning very red in the face
he stammered out: "Oh-er-ah. l guess
there's some mistake. Beg your pardon"
So saying the poor victim beat hasty
retreat and started toward the bank,
where he found his friend Just inside
the door, nearly convulsed with laughter.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The herald., 1895-10-13

another letter, as we'll as the woman s
congress now in session here, and the
woman's building which was formally
opened last Monday, with fanfare of
speeches and odes ana q solemnity ap-
propriate to the sacred occasion,
The herald., 1895-10-13
Anti.Toxine Results in Boston

The quality and efficacy Of the anti
toxine now being produced under the
direction of the Boston health authorities
at Gallups Island are demonstrated by its
use on 113 cases of diphtheria at the city
hospital. OF these lib cases there have
been ninety recoveries ana twenty three
deaths. OF these twenty. three deaths,
however, fifteen were hopeless cases
when they entered the hospital, and
hardly ought to be included in the
reckoning. OF the ninety-eight cases
that received seasonable treatment with
the anti-toxine, but eight died. showing
a mortality OF less than per cent. where-
as formerly the mortality from diphthe-
ria has been about so per cent Boston
Herald.
Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. r. Vache & Co.. Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
The herald., 1895-10-13

Now Is Your Chance
Genuine wellington coal for one week,
S10.5 per ton. Coleman Coal Co., room
80 Tenn pie block. Eel. 536.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

VI. r. Tobin Coroner Edward 7. Fizpa trick, ex-
Police Justice John j. Ryan, Magistrate Charles A..
Flammtr Ex- Police Commissioner Charles II. Muir
ray Jacob NJ. Patterson. william Sulzer Sena or
T. d. sullivan. Senator Frank a. ODonnel. Quar-
antine Commissioner Dr. E. ]. Palmer, Co.onel d.
W. c. Ward Colonel f. W. Gulnden. United States
Commissioner Michael Leonard and Thomas Costl-
gan. There were others. along with the ice and
things but there is space TO tell Of them all
1t was the first time that the Aldermen's flag had
been hoisted and the occasion drew a;most the
entire crowd to the upper deck The nag Is twenty
five by forty feet in dimensions. and on white
ground bears in the certre the coat-of-arms OF the
city surrounded by thirty-one stars representing
the number OF the Alderman districts. Outside 'he
srSe Of stars are The the m the %, May6r
board principally consisted in an Informal hand
shake and IN compelling nm on hn Srned no ordH hT
OF exercises. He declared TO a Tribune reporter
time but when presented with blank check by an
enterprising Alderman he smilingly declined to be
The site Of the clambake reached about noon
and breakfast was served and thereafter the games
dash. won by Alderman Wund; three-legged race.
won by Aldermen O;cott and Oakley; a sack, race.
Alderman Ware: a tug g-of-war won by the Demo-
Gratis OF the Board; potato race, won by Alderman
to walk a half-mile while Alderman OBrien ran
three-quarters of mile. won by Alderman Ware
which the Democrats won by a score of 10 to 8 in
three 2nnss % and & swmmns I'M racs Won by a Adsr ,b
day. and as climax came the cambake.
The Mayor and President Jeroloman solemnly
judged the principal doings OF the day. except the
bail game, and there they deeply-lnterested
spectators. The Mayor was getting tips. and the
president was likewise seeking hight on dark sub
ject The unpires OF the game were Dr. NJ JACK
son and ABE" Gruber. The Republicans gave up
when Abe" said: Il want you ducks 10 under
stand that the strict enforcement OF law goes ~ a
New-York. but II don't go here" and apparently IL
did not.
Lots OF immensely funny things were G done; an. and
were borne in a spirit OF good humor. and shortly
turning by way OF the XIII Won Kull. II was
nearly $50 o'clock when she reached the pier. and
the first outing Of the City Fathers was declared at
an end
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

deck 10 hoist the official flag. Meanwhile the band
played the star Spanged Banner" and the steamer
swung past Governors Island without salute. The
destination was Bay C.in Park. Tottenville Staten
Island. and on board were about two hundred Alder
men and invited guests Among the guests were
George H. Kern. Columbus o. Johnson. General c..
H. I. Coils. Major Plimley. General Anson G.
McCook Tax Commissioner Wells. Quarantine Com
missioner Patterson. Senator Ahearn. Assembly
man Wiks, Assemblyman Daniel r. Finn, Colonel
7. c. Campbell, Daniel Tooher president OF the
Mohican Cub. Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Francis
V. :. oliver. Dr. q. W. Boscowltz dean OF the
Eclectic Medca. College. Assemblyman Edward B
La Fetra. Mayors Marshal John Brennan. Comm.s-
sioner L. c. O'Br.en. Assemblyman W. c. Percy
Assemblyman Howard Payson Wids AssembIyman
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. Sept (SpeciaD The following Army
orders have been issued
First Lieutenant Charles G. Gallup. 81 Artillery
Is detailed as professor OF military science and tao
Tics al the Louisiana State University and Aericult-
nrai ana Mechanical College. Baton Rouge. La. ;
Flrst Lieutenant James Hayless. 10th Infantry. Is
detailed as professor OF military science and tactics
at the University Of Alabama. Tuscaloosa County.
Ala.
Naval orders have been issued follows:
Lieutenant Commander J T.. Pillsbury IL detached
from the Boston Navy Yard and assigned 10 duty at
the Naval War College. Newport: Ensign w. "
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE RECORD OF wALIER's TRIAL
IT is ON THE WAY TO ApEN. AND SHOULD
REACH PARIS THIS MONTH

REACH PARIS THIS MONTH.
Washington Sept. 5.--The State Department mas
received information that the steamer bearing the
record OF the Waller court-marual. which the
United States has repeatedly requested or France
will reach Alden. on the Red Sea. on September H.
This means that the report Will be due In faris
about ten days later. and allowing Few DAYS io'
its examination by the Ministry OF Foreign Anairs'
q cony O. IL should be delivered 10 Ambassador
I,ustIs during the last week OF the present month";
proyded OF course. that the Ministry does not
temporize further.
The deposition made by Waller 10 Newton b'
f,usts and Mr. Alexander. of the United states
Embassy at Paris. has not reached the state De-
partment but is expected before the end OF the
week This statement with the record OF the court
,~rsr,io, and the report made to the Navy Depart
ment by Commander Thomas Perry, OF the gunboat
Casfine will form the main evidence on Wmch the
United States Government Will base us cIalH ioi
Walters release and for indemnify on accounb hh or
bs imnrisonment and the connscatlon OF MS rupDeI
~ancesson Y The case is now in abeyance pending
the arrival OF the record and the deposition OF
Waller
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

Monticello o. y. Y. Sept. (Specia.). The monument
to the soldiers and alors OF Sullivan County who
fell in the Ciyl War. erected under the auspices
OF the Board of Supervisors. dedicated to-
day at &C ock. This unusually hands me a d noble
memorial Is In the middle of the southern slope
OF the beautiful. courthouse green OF two and one
haf acres facing the intersection at right angles OF
Mil-st. with the broad MaIn-st. the most eligible
site In this village.
The monument consists OF ba@e eight feet square
and three feet hign. OF rough faced granite:
plinth and pedestal Of dressed grinte. respectively
five and SIX feet high the wiO.c Il surm )unted by
a bronze figure Of a solder six feet six inches h.gn
the totIl height being about twenty y-twO feet on
the four faces OF the piinth bronze eagles bear
ing a snleld between the spread wings the sym
bols OF the four military arms OF the servlce-crossei
cannon for the artillery. crossed sabres for the
cavalry a huge for the infantry and an anchor for
the Navy On the front and back faces OF the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
TROOPS FOR THE CHICKAMAUGA FIELD.

Washington, Sept. 5.-General Miles commanding
the Department Of the East. BY direction OF Sece-
.arv Lamont has issued an order In connection
with the dedication of the Chickamauga Batteheid
"a a National park on September 49, 1t says;
The entire camp will be under the command OF
Colonel ]. s. Poland. 18th Infantry who Will az
once proceed with his regmental adju'an' ana
ouartermas,er 10 Chattanooga. Tenn to select
site for the camp. conferiins on ARRIVAL win ueh
e,al I 8 Fullerton, president OF the Park Com
mission.
The troops designated for this service are the
rep,roental adtutant. band and four companies OF
the 9Th Infantry from Fort Thomas, Kentucky
the band and companies Of the nj nth 1an5rs
adf.,ant and band of the Sd Artillery from Salht
Francis Barracks Florida; the two natsT1s Oh ,ne
"a ArtiIicry now in camp at Fort McIT,hersoli
Georg1a and two batteries OF the 80 Artillery az az
GacLson barracks Louisiana. under COMMAND OF
Major j. G. Ramsay "a Artiilery h3sp'ar Tba tro6ns
,enas and surgeons will also be sent Inc uools
from each post will take with them tne mnser
tor,| r,onnss Of bail cartridges and sufficient ra,
tons 10 include three days beyond Inc exec'ed ad
close ~ the camp. Ample signal equipments anu
stores viii be taken by the troops from eac" p0s''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana alterations
filed to-day september .;
New buildings: =, .... 49,,
,sth-st and Boulevard. W. cor. one-story brick.
iron and frame hothouse. by David Clarke &
Sons ~f'-"V
slst-st and Riverside Drive. cor, three fye-
brick iweln~S by the Metropolitan I'M
proyement Company OF No 53 Woodbine-st,
Brooklyn 'ouV
Nain-st n s. 300 II OF Westchester Bridge.
one story frame store by Lewis and Frank
Stcinger 40
story and attic frame store. BY Charles Stah.
OF Ne West OSth-st st.......................
Main-st s. 10 II Of Silver-st, three-story
frame store and dwelling. by Mrs. Minnie
Of West Chester. $50
Terrace view-ave 24i n OF Jansen-sve.
two-story and attic frame dwelling by Benjamin
Cleveland. OF No t+6 West 62d-st $500
Alterations:
Essex-st. No 30. by Yetta Brown. to sx-story
S7th-st No ii3 20 ii9 East. by the Mayor. etc
four-story brick public school ............ $1,000
Broadway and Sis,-s. e cor by stafford Whit
aker a. Keech lessees. Mrs Josephine Brooks
eight-sor brick hotel. .......... 1900
i25th-st. No 80 West. by Clark Bros owners
simon lessee to two-story and basement
brick restaurant .....,.............., 800
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES. \

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
BusIpess was brisk yesterday At the Brosdwsx
Real Estate salesroom. and q good demand wae
shown by outsiders for the different offerings. Inc
auction-stand OF William Kennedy was sur.
rounded by a crowd Of wealthy men. who competed
eagerly for the northwest corner OF Park-ave ana
Forty -hrst-st The Improvements on the properly
consist Of four nyestory brick buildings on pos
Fl Fl. % SSsus ana s.8sd saSs sI0sa
to sd; ;s e @ Ss SS sp . siS. 9 'spef
purchaser for n2sl5o The property was bought bsns
I'VE years ago. for 100000 The stable adjoining.
n was ssI .oS GcSSsa Sroush, II enough
discharge the Judgment the sale OF the staoe "*e
'G'es PETER F. Meyer CO. sold under foreclosure No.
2s West % 10 nne OF the de.
seOSsnfs In ths acton Thomas Manners repre-
sentins the East Side Bank, for $3.50
esepss No rs ''s ~aS"
seventhst. two-st.ry frame dwengi ~, iot Wrosa
W @ay yo"o old % frame and brick buildings. to Henry
Cohen fST %u'ls1 s' SON sold under foreclosure pro-
ceedngs the northwest corner Of one -hundred-snd-
.sys sss Ks @ so isaRs Rsnnes S
Hoffman Brothers have pSrchassd through vss.. ws
house Nos io7 4s and ri GreenwIch-st and No v
McSs b. @ iSs tsst ss"n S depth with vide
Hpbert;st for little less than a sIos0. unsK unsr
have leased the premises 10 W. T" D. ''S~>'''
May l. 1900 for $1,000 year . ~S..,..
Buck the four-story American basement dwehihg
No is West Eighty-seventh-st. to d. y. Buys ior
about $1,000 ,., .ro,
A Hermann & Co have SOLD the dwe;iing prop
erty No ia East F.fty-ffth-st., FOR william i.
Rosenfeld to f. " Lemke for sls,5oo
The property soxsss Nos rs S ana S Me pss-
mont to Herbert g. Turner AZ about $500 nat
house will probably be built on the plot: ..
Jacob b. Butler has purchased Of the Kapp estate .
a plot OF forty lots on the Boulevard. west siee'
One e-hundred- -andSixty-irst and One-hundred-and-
w d. Rusher has sold for a. ". Cruckshanh 70
Mr. O E,rien No. 800 West Eiehty-nnth.st, -FOUR.
story extension house. Hx56xlOo for <5,VU
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
GETTING THE TEXAS READY FOR TRIAL

Washington. Sept. 5-Admlral Brown. command
ant Of the Norfolk Navy Yard. informed the Navy
Department by telegraph to-day that the battle
ship Texas had gone over to Hampton Roads to ad-
just her compasses preliminary to her trial trip
The Texas will take a short to-day tomorrow
TO shake down her machinery and the Depart
ment Will then be Informed when she Will be ready
for her official trip The board to conduct the off,
cial trial has not yet been appointed.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06

commission be appointed to reconsider the e.even
cases heard by the Commission OF 1887. No salts
factory answer has been received from the Span
sh Government In the matter and II II not unlikely
that this Government is now pressing for some deh-
mite understanding. The Agramontc claim amounts
TO about xO000p
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ludow-s, No 70: i>oui. a Blumen,haI to Harris
chrystIast No s5: Charles coleman and another
executors Of Morris Coleman. TO Sarah Bern
Broadway. ros1n 5. is I, Of Amity-st 25x:oo to
Mercer-st x25S2JO; John Lynes to Eugene
same nasSS propery isaac Fromme. referee John
.yneS Eos pqEs East jacob Rcser and wife to
Philip schssfeT ssa and d, snShSr sSsSr % ,s Louise
o,have. $; 81 e Of s5'h-st. 2A4Aso' George
ien,s to James Dav7 It OF North
chaancey Drive. i5OxioO; Gottfrled Landsberg
VI, 10 Msl'na 2ss Il Of Jefferson joxloo
Mrs Ada oenin to OTTO ocker and wife,:
il4th.st. No 10 West Louis wrth and wife to
lo6,h.st. 2n'sr ;. 100 II Of shave iaoxiooii
,,n,h.sy ingnry s 100 II Of shave i7.oxiooil.
Theodore Connolly and wife to Gl9vahnl Ener9 -
NG;e'f De BAUM and wife to Joseph stern 4
listh-st 5. 300 II Of 2d-ave .ONry"Ii,
,as,hlst n e corner ;th-ave. i8.sx9o.Il; Mary A
De NoyeIles to Charles weisSsek,1 acs Rober;
iS'esl esfdGn to SVsnTI Samuel s'Osa Mack@s @
i49th-st. .. 200 II of Morrs-aVr. z'Aioo'
Henry Kelly g go cahs,"s g, XIII Milovave ;oxi
William r brown. executor OF William Brown
Charles az ET'Sss9n :, Of we:tchcsteraye i6sx
lis; Jacob Riehl and Anton Rinschler and wives
' to rspD q nap w1snf East Tremont 2iih ward John
Gloeckner and wife to Bernhard Stern and
wife
Lot Gl9 map Section c. Vyse estate I'D and 2'th
Wards; Twenty-third Ward Land Improvement
Co 10 Mary Ge!snan ..........'... =.
Lot asa same map: same 10 Thomas + ATWOOD.
Anthony-ave :. $50 II Of Burnslde-aEr,
II 4xIrregular Abraham Levy and wife 10 Jonn
r. Burns one-half part ..............'.
same property; executors ~ Myer Finn to John
+. Burns. one-half part '.'...'
Elsmere Place 600 II " of MNmion- ave.
5OxIOO: Ellen Shahan 10 william X henze ana
Artbur'are .;hMHa1 = ios Il Of Pelham-ave, 25x
iI72 Minnie Moore and husband to Catherine Is
Same property: Augustus Nicholson ct al 10
Minnie Moore
7tb-avs " s. zoo II " Wanut-st. 25x Irregular.
Cornelia f. Roanstree and husband 70 John
wehster.eye W 8 3I5 IL n OF Southern Boulevard,
25xl20il Charles Hallan 20 David Virtue.
Lot s5 map property r = and ii Forster at
Riverdals and Moshou Frank Pavey,, referee,
TO Henry + Bartlett. t...........................
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06


MR.. sACHTLEBENs COURSE IN TURKEY DIsAP
PRovED-DELAy IN RECEIVING CoNs'Ls.
Washington. Sept. 5.-The State Depar is not
pleased with the course that is being pursued by
W. L. Sachtleben OF Alton. ILL.,, who sent to
Armenia by the proprietors of n cycling magazine
to investigate the circumstances OF the murder OF
Frank Lenz. OF Pittsburg. who started the
world on a bicycle. Mr. Sachtleben has written
eral letters rejecting the State Department. and
particularly on the late Secretary Gresham and Mr.
Terrell the United States Minister at Consanti-
nople. but II is understood that his employers have
repudiated any responsibility for acquescence In
his views. Mr. Terrell has been instructed TO press
the Turkish Government to send an escort with
Mr. Sachtleben into the wild country near Erzeroum
where lenz was killed, but the DEPARTMENT has not
yet received information that he has been successful
- The failure OF Robert s. Chiffon and William
Dulany Hunter, OF the State Department. to Sc
cLre exequaturs from the Porte to enable them to
establish the United States Consuates at Erzeroum
and Harpoot, authorized by the last Congress on
account of the attacks Christians in Armenia Is
causing some surprise In official circles They
rived In Constantnople In July. and expected to re-
ceive their exeQuaturs In fortnight. recent
dispatch stated that they were stlll waiting.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE MINNESOTA TO GO OUT OF COMMISSION.

Washington. Sept. 5.-The Navy Department has
decided TO place the old ship Minnesota out OF com
mission and transfer the naval apprentices board
to the receiving ship Vermont. lying at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. The Minnesota has been used as an
apprentice receiving ship for many years and is
badly in needs of repairs. She is lying in the North
River at New-York.
Boston. Sept 5.-The United states cruisers New
York. Minneapolis, Raleigh and Montgomery Of
the North Atlantic Squadron. which have been in
this harbor since last Friday, sailed this morning
for Fishers Island, Long Island Sound.