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New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
CLOSING SESSION OF THE SYNOD.
HEARING COMMITTEE REPORTs-TO MEET IN
BROOKLYN NEXT YEAR.


BROOKLYN NEXT YEAR
Binghamton ~ Y. Oct. ia fair attendance
stlll remained at the opening Of the fourth days
session Of the Presbyterian Synod. The Rev. W. +.
Whitaker led the devotional exercises this morning.
Mr. Scribner of the Board of Publication. presented
a report on the hymn book, which Is said to be
the best for the purpose yet published
The Judicial Comm ssion in the case OF the Rev.
William Steele against the Presbytery OF Boston
reported. The report unanimously rejected. ex-
cept that the complaint Of excessive penalty be sus-
tanned so that the term of his suspension be modi-
fled to expire with this meeting, he Withdrawing
his complaint and also his suit against the church
The report on the work OF the women showed great
activity and success all along the line The Commit
tee on Temperatures of the Church reported recon-
mending that the Legislature be memorlazed to
give such privileges In the matter Of trustees TO the
PRESBYTERIAN Church as given to some other
churches.
The boundary o; the Presbytery of New-York was
enlarged include the new territory in Westchester
recently annexed.
Visitors 20 Hamilton College reported that It's
graduates are minis ,rs in this synod. The college Is
fourishng and President Stryker Is the right man
in the right place. backed up by an able faculty
permanent committee Young Peoples Societies
was appointed consisting of the Revs S W Pratt
r Raston Smith, ID. d. &. G. feasiey H. ~; ,he
Rev w F. Wood the Rev f. ii. Rudd. and Elders
=. C. Hull. W. H. Bloom Mr. Barnes ana I. NJ
The hearty thanks Of the synod were given to Dr.
Nichols and the members OF the Presbyterlan
Church for their abundant hospitality. Dr. Nlch0Is
in saving goodby to the synod, said ne was giSi
il came and sorry to have II 60 The Moderator Re-
sponded. expressing he synods pleasure IN an, .h@
solved TO meet a year herce at the First Presby-
terian Church, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
Emperor Charles II,

accompanied by half the nobility Of Austria,
went TO the Carlsbad Springs for the re-
covery OF his health. Six thousand, six
hundred horses, so the town records say,
were necessary to convey the company to
the place. The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt can
be obtained at every drug store IN the
United States now at triflng cost II is the
best remedy for catarrh Of the stomach,
constipation, liver and kidney troubles,
gout. rheumatism, etc Best results are
obtained when outdoor exercise can be
had. Be sure to obtain the genuine i'm
ported article. which has the signature OF
"ElsNER & MENDELsoN Co.. Sole Agents,
New York, on every package.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
MEMORIAL WINDOW.

No 1n West slxty-ninth-st. 1t Is in memory OF
Mr. Bauer's twin brother and business partner.
Charles Bauer Mr. Bauer Is an Insurance man, at
No 100 Broadway.
Tomorrow morning the church VIII also ceiep'a'e
the ninetieth anniversary Of its organization ana
the sixth anniversary of the pastorate OF the Rev
DR. Madison c. Peters The. pastor Will preaacn a.
snecial sermon or Ninety Years Ago AMI Now
Have We Grown Better or Worse?" The choir
Will give the following musical programme:
,,.,,,.o, .............,......Te TIE Deum
Arthur foote. - . -,
Tor
Sung by Frank Barnard. - -,
parv,one soIo .Granier's '1Iosanna'
Sung by Townsend Follows go, ,,,,
Duet (soprano and contralto). Holy Fathef "uide US
Wallace.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
IT FLOATS
AN OLD MAN'S FIGHT WITH A DOG.

THE BRUTE ATTACKED HIM TWICE AND LAGER.
ATED HIS LEGS BADLY.
Richard Weeks, who is seventy-hye years old ana
infirm. had terrible fight with dog belonging to
BENJAMIN Sellers at Patchogue yesterday morning.
His legs lacerated in several places before the
animal was beaten off with clubs ny neighbors
Mr. Weeks was passing the Sellers house when the
dog attacked him. The animal fastened his teeth
IN one of the old mans legs and he'd on Ike grim
death. The old man beat him of once with bis
cane hut the dog attacked him and got his teeth
in his leg again This time he would not let go In
spite of the heavy cane The screaming Of Mr.
Weeks attracted the attention Of a number Of
people who finally beat the dog off IL Is thought
by some that the animal was mad, and there are
fears of hydrophob.a
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
A chronic BICYCLE THIEF, TIE POLICE SAY
YEAR REVIEWED.

Police Headquarters detectives have arrested
man whom they call chronic bicycle thief,
and who according TO the police, may have
stolen a hundred wheels" The prisoner. Joseph
Stevenson, forty-two years old, tailor. so far has
only 10 answer for stealing one $50 wheel. He hired
the wheel on September 10 at No. 9&5 Eighth-ave.
from Amos Shirley. lie did not return, and De-
tective- -Sergeants Price and ODonohue were put on
his trail He was traced to Stamford Conn, and
tten to Jersey CITY where he was caught on Sep
tember % The Governors of both States had 10
sign requisition papers for Stevenson and he was
yesterday taken 10 Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
DR. WEEB- PEPLOE TALKS TO TOCNG NEW,

The Rev DR.. II. w. Webb-Peploe. prebendary
OF ST. Paurs Cathedral. London spoke last night
to large audience In the hail OF the Young Men $
Christian Association. Twentythird-st. and Fourth
ave. The meeting held under the auspices OF
the Students Cub and the Rev. DR.. George r.
Van De Water, rector Of St. Andrews Church Har-
lem, and chaplain of Columbia College presided.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall occupied seat on the
platform. DR.. Webb-Peploe came TO America last
summer at the request OF Mr.. Moody, to take
charge OF some OF the meetings at the Mortified
conference Dr. Webb-Pepoes address was on
Spiritual Life" Dr. Webb-Pep.oe Will sail for
England to-day the Etrura.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

The Woman Suffrage League, which occupies
space at the Food Exhibition in Madison Square
Garden has invited all citizens Of the legal age
to vote on the excise question For this purpose
It has three ballots, which printed the fol-
lowing questions
l. Shall the saloons be open on Sunday?
2 Shall the present excise law be enforced?
& Would the city be benefited BY modification
Of the present excise law?
To the left OF each question eyes and mo"
and opposite each word Is square IN which the
voters cross may be placed
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
NOT EXEMPT FROM T1AI1ION.

JI-DGE BARTLETT DECIDES THAT LEVY UPON
PROPERTY PURCHASED WITH PENSION MONEY
GIVEN TO A VETERANS WIFE Is LEGAL
Judge Bartlett of the Supreme Court In Brook
lvn. decided yesterday that land purchaser with
pension money given to veterans wife II not eN-
empt from taxation. although the laws OF New
York exempt veterans property. the ISSUE WAS
raised by Saunders Shanks, counsel Tor Mrs.
Martha A. F. Allen, of jamaica She bought
homestead with $500 pension money given her by
her husband a veteran. The Courts opinion Is as
follows:
think the Assessors right In treating the
.i' 49,, ,rt as tavahle She holds the legal tile.
The money with which 10 make the purchase WAS was
given TO her by her husband. II is true, Dut me
sacts s,ated I'm the petition do not slnce 10 estap
iish the existence OF any trust relation lot NE
beneGt II seem- to that the Hen OF a Juug-
ment agai-st the re.ator would unquestohdpy az
tach 10 this property. In the view OF IN" law sne
20 the ahsolnte owner. The statute does not eX-
empt land from taxation merely because the owner
has bought II with pension money which was gitt
from the p,nsioner TO the purchaser ana Whrre Nne
pensioner retains no legal or equitap'e interest III
I he
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
DEER Plentiful ~ THE NORTH WOODS

Troy, y. Y. oct. 1s.-The season for deer In the
North Woods this fall has been unequa.lcd during
the last quarter OF a century. The deer have been
practically saved by the law which limits the trans
portatIon of carcasses. which in all cases must he
accompanied by the owner. Last Monday sixteen
deer carried TO Saratoga from points south OF
North Creek. on Friday forty-two. and on Satur-
day tWcnty-three carcasses were transported A
party OF hunters from Chestertown came out OF the
woods last week bringing with them thlrty-seven
deer the result OF ten-days hunt.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
UyIOy VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS.

Buffalo, Oct 1s-Colonel George c. James, Of
Cincinnati. this morning elected National Com
mander of the Union Veteran Legion. The remain
ing officers were then elected follows: Senior
vce-commander W. s. No-cross, Lewiston, Me; {;
junior vice-commander. Thomas J. Mckinley. Phil
adelpha; quartermaster-ge general, W. Potter kre-
mer. NewYork: chaplain-in-chief. the Rev. John A.
Danks Pittsburg: surgeon general. DIR. Clarence
c. Smith Philadelphia. Executive Committee-
r. J. shannon, Washington f.. S. Donnely, Jersey
city; j. NJ PAYER indianapolis j. s Dmmick,
Worcester Mass; W. B. Tuxbury. Wilmington,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
BUILT A FIRE UNDER HIS HORSES.

JERsEYMAN CHARGED WITH USING THAT
METHOD Or STARTING HIS TEAM
The Paterson Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Animals has caused the arrest of Louis
Kopke. OF Mountain View, who Is accused of build
ing fire under his team of horses in the effort TO
make them haul load that was too much for
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
A GIRL BADLY BITTEN BY 4 DOG.

Mabel Smith, eight years old. bitten by Q
dog in the calf Of the leg last night at Bayport
she was running to meet her father on his return
from work. The father hurried to the childs as
slstance and tried to the dog of, but failed
He picked the cLild up in his arms and held her
above his head but still the dog held on. Finally
a friend carrying a stout cane came along and hit
the animal a we,l-directed blow the head which
made IL senseless. The girl Is terribly lacerated.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
TIE PARIS son.

C. F. Greene the manager of Messrs Spauldng
G. Co.'S Paris house. and Madame earlier. the
prominent Partisan modste. authority for the
statement that American ladies' have expended
more money In Paris during the last season than
eve bpfO
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
THE ABYLL INVESTIGATION OYER.

Albany Oct. ls-The Abel Committee held an
other session to-day IN It's investigation OF the
pegen,s' Department Nothing OF any public in
,ersst was brought out The committee adjourned,
and II vii. take no more testimony. unless some
hing important should turn up.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
TO UyvErL Il MEMORIAL WIND0W

INGDALE REFORMED CHURCH.
memorial window will be unveiled Tomorrow
morning in the Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Sixty y-eighth-st and the Boulevard 1t represents
the church militant and triumphant capped with a
crown of glory. and Is the gift of Louis Bauer OF
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

SAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN 5, : 60: ,0x,t.
- Tri.weekly from PIER 81 n r., foot ot M" FS
Tuesdays Thursdays ana Sa'u'u'sS "'
freight and passage Apply 10 a. ~ Hb.tt Gen. Agt.
J. ID IIashhagen. Y A., W" ~, ~ ~ n Ar B'way.
3 r. 4 w. Ry. 2di bway' 's'" ,n.ms a. r A.
II; n u 20 Nfier IS y. r. + G p n, 30
G. NJ. sorrei. Msr >. :.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
cost ano fonn0.

= osr-pankhook No 6sn)Is. Bank for , sas splesss
- Fourth ave. NeM-iVIA. i"'""'
return book 70 ta'''
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
DIED "p. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. Man.
IL Tor La o~ayra Puerto cabello. curseoa ,snsyn sn
eabo via Curacao from Pierrspont stores o. - n
& s. PHILADELPHIA. ...... THURSDAY o@c, @ ! = N
\ y CARACAS ...........' ,SatuiuaS' - "a ,. NJ
These American steamers. built expressly ror y" -
have sunerior accom- mod atons for passengers
" For Marscaibo. freight only H.. o,, =
b. D. MAHACN'n' poi;iToN. BLISS & DALLErT,,
General Manager iS frV"'s ~
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

James Kerr ex-member Of Congress from Penn
sylvania and Clerk of the last House Of Repre-
sentatves. wearing thick coat Of tan, registered
at the Gilsey House yesterday. Mr. Kerr has just
returned from trip to Indian Territory He has
an office down at No. | Broadway, where he Is in
the coal business and he says that he Is not bother
ing with p1litlcs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

Governor Charles Warren Lippitt OF Hhode is'and
ros ~ the buckingham Hotel yesterday Governor
Limit looks Younger than he really is he Is a
Brown College man. and has made an able Execu-
tive officer said YESTERDAY There Is no or mems "S
IN Rhode Island of a political nature. am mere on
nri,,ate business and there is no political signh-
cance attached to my visit" When asked apouI the
Spdustrai nrospects in Rhode Island he said; Ihey
ar- somewhat better than they were last summer.
DO NOT think that there has been any boom In pusi
ness but we are having better times
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

Senator Henry NJ. Teller. of Colorado is here. 1t is
said 10 look after the silver interests in the con-
sutations Of the National Committee. When asked
about things in the West he said: I'VE mined some
gold and silver during the year; We nave had "A
pretty big crop al around and we are getting
along. There is nothing politically out there"
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

<,OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlan"q'"
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE FRANZ n
LA CHAMPAGNE. Poirot, ......sat' SyH Un, . a. N.
la BOI'RGOGNE, Leboeuf. sat, .>"'' m
LA TOuRAINE. sanelil sh.,; ;;,scbsd 70 s,scsA
Train Havre- vice NerSal. Seats go c-s.n
A. FORGET. General Agent No Bowihs ~
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

a. CHARLESTON s. c., the South and Southwest
JACK KSONVILLE and all Florida points ~
From Pie- 90 r. II. foot Of Roosevelt St) rto- g n
CHEROKEE. Ai''-ias'
lRDOt'OIS. Neut,rufff
FRIDAY. o.s
e,earers have nrs-ciass passenger accom- A."las.'
WM p. CLYDE & CO. Genera! Ag.nsy
ri. Cont G. Penn Fast F. T. Line. via JaeNson,',n"
"a, Ga Freight and Passenger Line. via Chars'Vn
"'e'' S T. a. Eyer Gen'I Agt.. 39i Bway ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Ul From New-York Wed, Fri. and sat o,-s %
A DEIJGiIrtIyi, TRIP BY SEA TO THE POHI' w
TEXAs-GEoRGIAmFLoR TICKETS 70
ONE-wAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS IL IIc.N,rf,aa--c,s
ali points Texas, COLORADO ysh Aroo1nrosat,ons Aro1na
SPECIAL TICKETS. ATLANTA ENPOsi, ,r.., i,oS,
Write for our o. page Pocket Guide mard q IN n T.
G n MALLORY Co. Gen. Agts. Pier ~. =. ", -
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

old MINION Ii n r. poryr
Osteam.r, for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH oLp ppFr0cT rVceIT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS !lkGiS'xx ~ .sWiN0.
TON B. Monday TYs, Wed Thurs wsd S.d and
For WEST POiNT vA.-Tues.. Thurs ara ss' satur
pier 90 No. n r.. FOO, Beach 81 p,a,s. % 70 ~
days, I .. m Through tokes anu "''e
points South and wss' T ourIrAupEu. Traffic Manas'f
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
MILLIONS IN GOLD.
Lots of Yellow Metal Sent to the Mint In
PhiIadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.-Superintend-
ent Krelz received mt the Philadelphia
mint from the United States assay office
in New York 50, GOO 600 In gold bars. To.
day another like ship viii be TO
ceived
The gold was delivered in small wooden
boxes, iron bound, containing ea6h about
165 pounds of the precious metal In
packing the bullion for shipment it is di.
yided into melts, one melt to each box,
making a total of over 100 boxes received,
and like number for the second ship.
ment expected to arrive today.
No particular significance attaches tC
the present shipment, which is made
about once year. usually when sufficient
bullion has been stored in the New York
office to warrant the transfer. When re.
ceived at the mint, it was stored away in
the gold vault in the basement until need
ed for coming. This win be done as oc-
casion may require.
"This is liable to occur at any time, -
explained Major Krelz, "and it is necessa-
ry to have at all times a large store of the
gold bullion"
A new departure on the part Of Super
intendent Krelz is to always keep on hand
reserve fund of 500, 600 i'll subsidiary
coins-halves, quarters and 10 cent pieces.
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
I'D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
By Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW YoRK, Aug. -3 p m.-Ths
engagement OF 100000 gold by .
coffee importing house to be shipped to
Europe on TO morrow's stssmer ard the
hint that consignmsnts sggregsting
50 600 600 more will bs sent or
Saturdays steamer completely changed
the temper OF speculation to-day and
stocks we're rather pressed for sale
particularly ChIeago Gas aud Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy.
A declining market in London and
disc5uraging private cables increased
bearish sentiment but the extremely
favorable advlcss from the corn belt
checked the dropping tendency.
Southern Railway displayed consilsr-
able weakness because there are great
many small bail accounts open In the
stock
Whiskey Trust Was lower on the
redue tion in the price Of distilled spirits
followed by an order TO close al the
disiill res on account Of the large
stocks, the gres.er part of which was
manufactured out OF high prlcsd corn.
The coal stocks were sluggish but
frazer on the announcement that the
individual coal operators had sought
conferences with Banker Morgan to air
their grievances.
The aelliAg OF Chicago gas was based
or the belief that a prominent bear
speculator who is lying at the point Of
death has covered %. 900 shares, there is
no longer any market for the stosk
Insiders are vary bearish snd claim
that the only solution to the present
legal taugle will be the appointment Of
sepsrste recsivers for each individusl
company composing the trust
Sugar commanded support in the
neiShbOrhood OF 113 There are
number Of privileges. expidog to-day
and this Induced the manipulators to
ward OF threatened attack by tse room
trsders.
Tennessee, Coal and Iron was well
supported In spite of the miners strike
in Alabama
Boston houses were large buyers OF
General Electric. The American Tobacco
Trast has taken possession of the
Dominion Cigarette Company
Rsadiog's weekly coal shipments in
creased 90 503 tons. Foreign exchange a
shEds easier.
Money plentiful at per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
FROM FIRE-SVEPT BFRLIH.

To Many the Ashes Represent Dead
Hopes, While others Take a More
Cheerful View and Are Making Arrange
ments TO Continue Their Business.
BERLIN, Md, Aug. THE scene at
the ruins OF Berlin last night was one
which has become familiar In the last
few years to several OF the Eastern
Shore towns bat has yet to become one
which can be looked upon without sad
ness Almost the entire population of
the town traversed the narrow lanes
which now mark the streets, while the
embers still burned, occasionally lighting
mp the gloom with a burst Of bright
hames. To many Of the strollers the
ashes represent dead hopes, while others.
hardly able To bear the loss, take more
cheerful view and have already made
arrangements 10 continue their business
In temporary quarters
At o'clock last night the streets were
becoming deserted and the nervous strain
under which every one had been for the
past twenty four hours had begun to be
replaced by exhaustion, and nearly ali
went 10 a much needed rest
The vault OF the bank of L L. Dirick
son, Jr., was opened this morning ana
the valuables were all found to be In
good shape. Not dollar Is lost by the
hank
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
KILLED BY HIS HORSE.
President Davis Of the Society of Mechanical
Engineers Pound Dead. d


NEW YORK, Aug z -E. r. G. Davis,
president Of the American Society of Me.
chanical Engineers, was found dead in
Central park. He was badly crushed
about the hend and body and it is supposed
that tho spirited horse that he had been
riding stumbled, threw Davis and fell on
him.
Davis lived most of his time in Rich
mond at 10 Park avenue. In that city he
was president Of tie Hunt works. Dur
ing the past month Mr.. Davis had been a
quest at the Hotel Castleton at st. George,
n. Y. 1t had been his habit several times
a week to exercise his horse at Durland's
Riding academy near the park Last
night he started for the park on his horse
1t was 7:15 O'Clock when Mr. Durland was
notified that one of his horses was in the
park stables, having been found in the
west drive at Sixty-second street. Mr.
Durland identified the horse as the one
that had been ridden by Davis, and a
search was at once begun through the
park for the man.
1t was almost an hour after that when
in a bride path of the west drive near
Seventy-third street the body Of Davis was
found. 1t was horribly crushed, as though
some heavy weight had fallen on it. Park
Policeman Harvey telephoned for an am
bulance, and the body was removed to the
arsenal.
The park police feared at the first find
ing Of tho body that Mr.. DAVIS had mot
with foul play. But after a careful and
full examination, together with the opin-
ion of the surgeon who examined the
body, it was decide that death was due
entirely to an accident.
The widow Of the dead man was tele-
graphed TO by Hotel Keeper Murray. 1t is
said that Mr.. Davis was wealthy He had
several grown children, who, it is said,
reside in Richmond
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
orab War nt.nE Ena

CRIsFIH.D, Aug. THE case OF
certain crabbers against @. w Sterling
was tried. before Justice, ,Horsey yesterday
The suit grew out OF the recent strike
auong the crsbbers OF Crisfeld for =
cents piece for crabs. The crabbers
we're compelled to yield and afterwsrd
claimed market prices during the time
OF the strike. The crabbers we're non
suited on the ground that the case
should have been brought against G w.
Sterling & 90. Heretofore the crabbers
have been paid at the end of the v eek
the dealers not knowing from day to
DAY what the market would b.. but
since the strike some OF the dealers have
been telling their crabbers each day
what they intended TO pay until further
notice. The case Of David Bailey against
Irsvers somers IN reg,rd to crab float
hlied with crabs was tried before Justice
Somers
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
Personnl Eventn.

Mrs w H. Eberle. Of Wilmington.
was the guest Of friends here last even
Ing.
Mics Emily Gray, Of Wilmington. is
being entertained by the family Of
Richard Cooper.
Miss L'zzie Hoffman Is entertaining
Miss smedley, rof Wilmington.
Mayor Eean G Boyd aud James Shaw.
left on the steamer Havana last night
for The fishing banks.
Miss Lena Benkler, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs. WeggemRn.
James Gegan will leave on Friday
evening for three weeks trip to Chicago
and Denver
Mrs Frank Bush is visiting friends IN
Philadelphia
The Misses Stockton returned home
yesterday from pleasant visit down the
Peninsula
Miss Carrie Downey has returned from
sojourn at Middletown
Shepherd Joseph of Wilmington. was
the guest Of Charles II Clewell last
evening
F. NJ MunsoD, Jr, was the guest Of
2 9. Bradford, Esq, in Wilmington
last night
Evening journal., 1895-08-07

Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune
to receive a small bottle Of Guam bsrlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrh@ 90 Remedy when
three members Of his family were sick With
dysentery. THIS one small bottle cured
them all and he had some left which he
gave to GeorgeW Baker. prominent mer
chant Of the place, Lewiston, N G and it
cured him OF the same complaint When
troubled with dysentery diarrhml. collie or
cholera morbus give this remedy trial
and YOU will.be more than pleased with the
result. The praise that naturally follows
It's introduct and use has mad q 1t very
popular 25 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by q James Belt, corner 9th and Market.