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New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
MR. ABBOTT SAYS HUBERT IS NOT A MEM
RER.

Mr.. ABBOTT SAYS HUBERT IS NOT MEM
BER.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: My attention has been called 10 a report In
the city newspapers OF last Saturday evening con-
cerning City Magistrate Cranes Interpretation Of
a city ordinance. A messenger boy vas arralgned
In Jefferson Market Court on Saturday morning
on the complaint OF Adelbert c. Hubert. an ac-
countant of No 80 East Twenty -eighth-st. who
claimed to be a member OF the city Vigilance
League. | desire TO state. very empha ically that
the said Mr.. Hubert L. not a member OF our
League and is not known TO our organization.
Furthermore, mission in the city Is for better
work than making complaints against such petty
offences throwing banana skins on the side
walk.
When New-York City comes 10 such a state Of
perfection that the throwing OF a banana skin on
the sidewalk is It's greatest crime there will be no
need for the city Vigilance Lea to remain In
the field A; w; ABBOTT.
Secretary City Vigilance League.
NeW-York, Sept. %, 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
THE PETERSON ESTATE NOT SOLD.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune OF Sunday last find the
following under your items from Newport:
1t is understood that New-York syndicate has
purchased the Charles j. Peterson estate on Bath
Road, and that IT Will be cut up into house lots.
The estate originally the property OF the late
Delaney Kane. OF New-York.
We beg 10 say the property has not been sold
10 syndicate. It Is owned by a client OF this
office and Is for sale PHILLIPS g. WELLS.
NeW.Xork Sept g. 1896
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
Chico TAOTI ESCAPES.

CHINA REFUSES TO GRANT GREAT BRiTAlNs DE-
MAND THAT THE vICERoY OF szE-cHUEN
BE BANIsHED--AN ADDITIONAL
TREATY WITH JAPAN.
London. Sept 24.-"The Morning POST to-mor-
row will print a dispatch to a news agency from
Shanghai saying 1t is reported there that China
has refused to grant the demand Of Great Britain
for the banishment OF Chico Taoti. the Niceroy or
the province Of Sze-Chuen. who is accused OF nav
ing instieated the outrages of the missions. The
disnafch also SAYS that imperial decree mas Deeh
issued appointing Ii Hung Chang ana all the
members of Tsung- i-Yamen a commission 10 for-
mulate an additional treaty between China and
japan.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
. A REBELLION IN TIMOR.

PORTUGUESE TROOPS DEFEATED IN AN ENGAGE
MENT WITH THE INSURGENTS.
Amsterdam Sept PA dispatch from Batavia.
lava saws that the natives In the portion Of the
Island of Timor belonging to Portugal have risen
IN rebellion. An engagement has taken place be-
tween the rebels and the Portuguese troops, In
which the latter were repused. The Government
secrefary and three officials were killed. The
Governor has started for the interior with REIN
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
THE APPEAL BROUGHT THE REQUIRED AID.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: 1 wish to thank you for the valuable aid
given me by The Tribune in raising fund for the
benefit OF the crippled newsboy, and to thank all
those who have generously contributed TO II. A
sufficient has been collected TO be- hope. Of
practical and lasting assistance and further con-
tributions now required.
ELIZABETH WINTER.
New-York, Sept. g. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
DR.. ROBERT BATTEY DYING.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. PA dispatch from Rome.
Ga. says that DIR. Robert Battey. the noted
geon. Is dying. He has been unconscious two days.
Az originator Of an operation that now bears his
name, Dr. Battey gained great prominence. He
has been successful In a number OF difficult surgical
operato using methods original with himself.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
TUE CARIBBEE ASHORE.

London Sept. "a. The British sIeaiher =. -,
Captain Mckay. from New-York, Septehoe, -. ~.
Guadaoupe and West Indian por,s' 10
tanning any damage.
O. The Caribbee carried full cargo OF genera ~,
chandise From Messrs Outerbridge q o. ne
agents here of the Quebec and bermuda o'ea"'ss
COMPANY to which she belongs 1t was iear"eu ,"a .
h.s,ao h- go, y, forty there were aboard cight
passengers from New YOrkuEugepeH Henderson, Miss
Georetans' henderson, j. II. Abbott, George ~
Villa and f. X. Junghans
THE CZAR TO SEE THE KAISER IN hoMiN-
TON
Berlin. Sept. 24-The "KGniesbers He'uns >.
serts that the Car Is about to pay ''si' -. ~ -
Kaiser in Rominton. and that, thereioi., r,ace
military guard will be thrown =, srGnnd tSe Russian % EN-
peror was planned by the Chancellor, :, 81 Peters
Hohenlohe while his recent rss s ~ discredt the
burg. The high officials mere P'o'e' ~
Ieitung's' statements.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
PEARY WILL NOT GO NORTH AGAIN.
THE MEMBERS OF HIS PARTY TO START FOR NEW
YORK To-DAY-AN EXPEDITION PLANNED

YORK ro-DAY-AN EXPEDITION PLANNED
FOR NEXT YEAR.
St Johns n. F., Sept. A-The members or the
pearv expedition were to-day engaged In completing
the work OF preparing their scientific collections Tor
shipment They expect TO sail for New-fo ork TO-
morrow night All OF them are being Hospitality
entertained by the citizens and the local press gives
the work OF the expedition very favorable notice
Lieutenant Peary is retcent respecting his future
plans The only thing about which he expresses
positive opinion is that he will not again go North
Two expeditions for next year are already spoken
Of One is expected to be scientific expedition 10
Cane York to obtain the great forty-ton meteorlte
Some members of the present expedition believe
they will be able to induce the universities with
which they are connected 10 provide the means
necessary 10 remove the meteorlte and convey 1t to
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
WITH MALLET AND PONY
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES OF POLO BEGUN
AT PROSPECT PARK
TIRE MYoPiA CLUB OF MASSACHUSETTS. DEFEATS
THE COUNTRY CLUB. or wEsTCTEsTER ER-Two

TIRE MYoPIA CLUB. OF MASSACHUSETTS. DEFEATS
THE COUNTRY CLUB. or wEsTCTIEsTEK-
ACCIDENTS CAUSE SOME EXCITEMENT.
Tie first game OF the polo championship series
Tor the cup presented by William Waldorf Astor
look place on the Parade Grounds In Prospect Park
brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. between teams from
the country club. OF Westchester and the Myopa
club OF Hamilton. Mass. and resulted in a victory
Tor tNe Myopia men. after spirited contest. by n
score OF pa TO IL. There brilliant playing on
both sides, Shaw and Agassiz carrying off the
honors f'r the Myopia club while the Messrs.
Waterbury did the same for the Country Club.
only two accidents took place. both OF which were
In the final period, which fought TO rattng
finish. J. NJ Waterbury's pony fell with him. but
the riders agility saved him from injury A few
minutes later NJ. Shaw was trying cross I'm
front OF o. W. Bird while both horses were run
ming hard. Mr. Birds ponys head struck Mr.. Shaw
below the belt. and nearly knocked him senseess.
He drew up his horse and reeed from the saddle.
tumbng TO the ground. where he lay motioness
for fifteen minutes. Rrandy. rubbing. and enthusl-
astic assurances from all the players that ne
"wasa't hurt" brought the New -Englander around
al the end OF twenty minutes. and he resumed play
ing amid cheering.
The crowd OF about 10000 people that watched the
match was massed along the ropes. which
stretched around the big quadranguar playing field
The enclosure 900 feet long and COO feet wide
The spectators OF two classes. namely, those
who knew nothing about polo and those who knew
the game thoroughly The latter class of spec
tators TO he found the westerly side OF the
playing field in a roped enclosure extending along
tha: side OF the field and about $50 feet wide
This space had been reserved for carriages. TO
which admission had by the courtesy of the
Polo Association.
Ranged along the playing he,d side OF the long
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

py,nss Patrick T. to Ephram Levy. Lots sis ,ooo
1i" S@1 ams msp to same Lot oi7
Bads Hss1' james to same oai and 02' same Az
na5 %ap Max yeaan and VIE to II ii Davis 10th o0o
~ ibo r. W Of Amsterdam-ave. year ''-oo
clifford Annie L. Id to ps,Ssa,s Maria FsSs sGS G9'"e' 1000
Clark. Richard f. to John Jefferson. lasth 40
20 Of 0SsYsFa sns %,. to yssT iaI,. cameron .o
iiYn G T, %asa q sHrss isa impGy.men
CO., sos, map yy.s e;tsts % ysAs'r r;f ""
ard-st' Lot i2o. map heirs William Powell 1000
ricsd yssi john d. to wian crittend-n. No 90 ooo
John-s. year !, I,,,,on ,rs,ee
F'shf+ iistS.., SstnaSon a TO q w.ay ss0o
HelSs. Emil, Z b Levy. Lot 2so' map Van ,n
Henns T,s Charles /. to same 10, 100 same map 10,
Janse. fIeary and VIE to H RosendOrf. No .oo
io5 IVES, io2d-st ,ci, ~"
Ni,s .sd-st +nS"ff 8 aspspa $1,000
satg a., to Hsga"h Martin i42a-'' 20 " 5000
s. asIin ., % Mon; ,Ss sssd MS@s1 es9F linton H%H
ave 10 4 of pontiss-s, nstaln,snts so.r I''o
Nsar%s a,ee, hsn No cs1 Ess EsSt 2G. e @ 5000
kunder stephen and wife 10 Roher caterson ooo
Kennedy Rhcdy j. and wife 10 Z b Levy. lot a27 49,.
map Van Nest Park wears =. : ,,.,,:c, 2o2
'sS NS os 'sos Vest Washington ash rIsSe yssr,. 500
L11ssn asan 'SsP@s %o 90 h..; iien, sS = no%'
Lowe Irs. 20 Albert Zimnermann No i.i5o I'd ~,
Montsomery. STt %S". James /. to II Bcgert c4h-s
i2 OF Amstttddii-hNr nioTtsdses
MsDeimoi Jehn. to f. Il Levy. lot 40. map Van .oo
Nest Park. j years wv
Porter David T. ond wife 10 TIL. Guarantee and
Trust Company. No 800 20 343 East l"2d-s.
mortgages years ''.-..'..... IoVv
Patterson Howard " V Edwards. Balm
bridge ave 2Osi of Travers-st. year.. 600
Prince Edward >. H. I'D Ward Land Improve
90. lot iIG Of Section A. Nyse es-
tate, years. i"-''
Peterson Gustav 4. and vile To r. u Levy lot
3i1 map % Van Nest Park. years. 100
Reilly. James and VIII. TO W II sloane, n i0t.h-
~, n Of istaye. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910
stuckel Frederick. and wife to Frederick ].
Stuckel and wife Avenue \. u n
~ i7th-st. years. b0oo
slatterv Maggie J. TO r. Is Levy iOt 20i map ~
Van Nest Park. years. rs..................-.... l"s
Slurn.hy Edward r.. Slumsky. lot ia
map 81 same years .............:. :.,..... +O0
spencer. Sarah. to- Title Guarantee and Trust
= f2Dth isDi n ~ Park ave. years. 5000
Schwartz. Joseph. 10 II u Levy lot 235. ~
Van Nest Park years. ....................... lo2
Weston Maria 20 7 Stearns. W lIighbrtige
nr Ogdsn-nv- 300 II Of Unions 81. | year.. 750
wlttekind Rudolph. to r II Levy. lot lbi. map OF
Van Nest Park wears. .....,.............. ifI
Wahn sophie. TO same. lot ls0. sam, map.
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New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
unfurnisbeo Rooms 90 Get.

IIOTEI. BEREsFORD corner Sistst. and Central fars
Wes-One very choice corner suite. two rooms an
bath: all outside ard fronting both central lhk
IND Manhattan Square. The very best location on Man.
rattan Island. ....t
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alteration
filed with the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings;
s3d-s, >. and East River four-story brick
storage house and factory. BY Samuel Howe
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

erty. Mrs Carter has begun an action TO declare
void the will OF Charles II. Beck. the late owner
OF the property.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Ios and a5s. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual sales. iors than G0oQo00 bolsA
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

resumed at 4:S5i2. and again the New -Ensland-
ers overmatched their opponents Mr.. Potter, IN
order to prevent goal being made by the visitors.
knocked the wooden sphere back OF his own goal
for safety, the second against the home team.
At this time the gong sounded the close OF the
second period at 457i.. Score-Myop'as, 2A; West
chesters, 1i7.
The third period begun at 40. and II warmed
the sporting blood OF the most sluggish. II was
smash. bang and gallop from the start. At the end
OF eleven minutes neither side had the ADVANTAGE
The ball had been chased back and forth across the
field once twice with brilliant work on each side.
I; was just o'clock when the first accident took
place. The battle was resumed In two minutes and
only good work by Bird and Potter prevented the
visitors from adding TO their goals Monty"
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Washington. Sept 24-secretary olney TINS morn
ing received cable dispatch from AmDasSauo. !.
Eust,s announcing the arrival at Paris yes'eru"S u
,ho ta,,,I,, ~ ex-consul Waller The dspatch says
W. 'o'i H. hes decided not to visit her huspan1
II Is impossible TO passage betoTe doy for
but Mr.. Eustis says she VIII dar sd, ~ ~" '""
America on the steamer Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
xru,ro,.NnrAxps NEW GOVERNOR.

London. Sept A-Sir Herbert MURRAY, VIZ
49, ,,,,dosnread distress there. has been ap-
pointed Governor Of that colony Colone, Separ1 70
smith has been appointed to the EoVerho's"'p oi
Western Australia.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
Go fet for BUSINESS Purposes.

AT LOWER RENTs-BrIIlDINGs. STORES; ixnp.. LOrIS
"A and Offices 70 let Chambers. Spruce Bcekmans
tr,on John Maiden lare Dey. barclay Park place
PARK row Nassau william Gold. Gin Pearl Water and
,nany other streets rutland & WHITING Beck
man-st.
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BIack Ras. fnr,neunne

The editor of the Gl.APHIC recently
mode application to the United States
fish commission for some black bars TO,
the artesian lake and has received Off
cial notice that the bass will be furnished
sometime next fall. Their propagation
in the lake lake will be an assured fact
were 1t not for the carp-which are great
distroyers OF spawn-and more of n nuis-
ance generally than anything else. They
are a poor food fish themselves and make
the propagation of other and more deslr-
able fish in the same waters difficult, for
reasons stated. Could half a hundred Or
so Of two or three year old bass be intro
duced into the lake they would undoubt-
eddy multiply rapidly, as at that age they
would be large enough to fight off tres
passers around their spawning beds-for
they are savage fellows and the carp
would soon learn to give them plenty of
room. The bass which the government
send out are small fry, Of course, about
an inch long. The carp do not prey up
on these fellows; and, the bull heads,
only to a limited extent, there is every
reason to believe that the bass will thrive
and in the course Of a few years begin to
multiply if the carp do not get at the
spawn. As a game fish they are the peer
Of any fish that swims.
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Uncle Chauncy MAYNARD saws:

Fred Pattee's letter in the GRAPHIC
last week is unique in every lospect. In
his ability to tell the average reader both
IN language and stvle that il convincing
he s1rpasses many a pusher of the quill
who hold down good renumerative places
on city dailies.
1t is q very nice ccmpliment--these
kind words Of encouragement by Mt
MAYNARD. Tie letter was not written
for publication, but it simply shows
what a few years education in an up to
date printing Office will do. Fred is an
apprentice from the GRAPHIC office
Three others are % running successful
newspapers of their own. Even II he
doesn't expect to follow the business, q
few years in a newspaper office, under
proper instruction, will give a boy a bet
ter command OF the English language
than any school or college.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-23

Lots Of people don't know the differ
ence between a good JOB Of printing and
a poor one. No use to argue with them ,
as they wouldn't know the difference be-
tween a job printed with type ten years
out of date and NJ up to the times in
every respect. Lots of other people,
though, who appreciate nice work and
it's a pleasure to cater to their wants.
That's why we have just got in a lot OF
new mater al. A poor job never goes
out Of this Office even If we don't get a
red cent for it, and our prices are no
higher than Is often paid for inferior
work. We want to do printing for
everybody. aud spare neither time nor
expense in getting up a job that will
please. We shall be pleased to see you
at any time.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.

The exposure to all sorts and condi
ditions OF weather that a lumberman is
called upon to endure in the camps often
produces severe colds, which, if not
promptly checked, result in congestion
pneumonia. Mr.. j.. o. Davenport, ex-
manager Of the Fort Bragg Redwood Co.,
an immenee institution at Fort Bragg,
CAL, says they sell large quantities Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the
company's store and that he has himself
used this Remedy for a severe cold and
obtained immediate relief. This medi-
cine prevents any tendency of a cold
Druggist.
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yBurucnrn

Sioux Falls %Press:-rne Republican
party is going to have in 1896 about all
1t can conveniently carry, as a result of
events OF the past few months. and there
will simply be Il rebellion in the party if
in addition to what burdens are already
upon 1T il shall have to bear such Il load
as any compromise of any sort in this
Taylor matter would lay upon it.
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In a recent editorial the Salem. OreVo

In a recent editorial the Salem. Oregon
Independent says: "Time and again
have we seen Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy tried and never without the
most satisfactory results. Whenever we
see a person afflicted with hoarseness,
with a cough or cold, we invariably
advise them tc get Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy: and when they do, obey never
regret it. 1t always does the work, and
does it we'll" For sale by +. e. Miller,
Druggist.
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Some

We will send the GRAPHIC one year to
any person not already a subscriber
for the first correct answer to the follow
ing:
Why does Il pig eat?
Why don't hens Law at night?
Why are FISH we'll educated?
Why d, ducks 60 into the water:
Why is life the greatest of riddles?
What are the two smallest things men
toned in the bible?
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IL country =: uitor

Chicago Inter Ocean:-It is an idle
compliment to say that the editorial
matter of many of the country news.
papers is good enough for New York.
Boston orPhiiadelphia. Many OF the
editorial writer's On tho metropolitan
press have served III country Offices. The
country editor today, all but invariably.
is a man of wide reading, Of exact cul-
ture, . igood characfer. and of consider.
si5it .rc5.ss.i,,p
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Real Estate transfer

Re8I Estate transfers.
Compiled for the GRAPHIC by J. d. Farrell
abstracter. Chamberlain.
G. H. JGrdon to j. C. Hills SO IA
l02-69. .sl046 so
c. H. JOrdon to John Bolton ne
27-lo3s7.. s44 Sc
2o-lr2-6s..:........... 49,. GOO 90
American Invest Co. to S. G.
Bailey nl5 OF nela 5-1O3 g.. Al IL
American Invest Go. to j. Elliott
NV 3l-los-72.:.:...:c....... 81 SO
E. q. Drake to +. J. Rabbeth ne
2s-lOl-67. l 90
Nj. l.. Crawford to H. L. Deed 1t.
6 blk Pukwana. .......... S GO
G. W. Carpenter to A. F. Farrell
II 4 blk 8 Chamberlain ...... 725 90
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Two more Years ofc,oxer

Farmer Leader:-Prepare for deficiency
taxes. Republicans, please don't kick at
the expense. You voted for it, fought
for it; carried torches for it, ate roast OK
for it, got full over it and howled your
self tired over the the &. o. p. victory,
and you ought to pay TavIor's bill for
your persistent fODlishness.
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Good Words for the Colonel.
Dell Rapids Times:-We trust that the
COMPROMISING scheme for roplenish-
ing the state exchequer may meet with
success. Col. King, though sometimes a
little visionary. is q worker, and q
worker for South Dakota. 1t was chiefly
through his untiring effort that the
great reservation wa opened when 1t
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For Over Esfty YHars

An old and well tried remedy.-M,s. Winslow.s
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years by
teething. with perfect Success. 1t soothes the
child, %softens the gums, allays NIL pain, cures
wind collie, and is tho best remedyfor diarrhoea.
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggistf
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other.
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before anu after rah,up,

BEFORE anu After Taking,
Alexandria Herald:-When a man is a
candidate for the legislature he tells
what he is going to do. When he returns
from his arduous duties he is generally
kept busy explaining why he didn't do
"a
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ARepublican's opinion

A Republicans Opinion.
Letcher Blade:-Republican members
Of the legislature are not sent to Pierre
to enact federal laws OH finance, but to
redeem the party's pledges as to South
Dakota. Aud it would be a good thing
for them not to get so engrossed with
national legislation as to forget that
those pledges were made.
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Arc You =

Car-s,"kness is as trying to many peo-
pie as sea-sickness. 1t comes from a
arrangement of the stomach. One OF
Ripans Tabules is al insurance against
it, and a box of them should be In every
travellers outfit.
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Apreaehsr is reported to have recently
said, no Newspaper that told the truth
could make a pecuniary success. To
which a newspaper man returns the
compliment by t%ruthfully saying that
the minister who will at all times and
under all circumstances tell the whole
truth about his congregation. alive or
dead. will not occupy the pulpit more
than one Sunday, and then he will find
1t necessary to leave the town in q
hurry.
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A Recomnnena rom Los Angeles

632 CASTELAR, ST., Los Angeles. Call
After having suffered q long time from
acute rheumatism without obtaining
relief, I used Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm
aud was almost Immediately relieved. l
highly recommend this as the best medi-
cine known. D. NJ. Hamilton. For
sale by +. E. Miller, Druggist.
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Ca,ne This way.Too.

Mitchell Mail:-The first car OF immi-
grants came in from tho south on the
Jim River line, bound west. Spring be-
gins about twenty days hence, so these
will be Oh the ground in good season.