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BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
FOUR MEN KILLED IN A TUNNEL AT CL1N-
TON MASS.


TON MASS.
Worcester. Mass, Sept. 19-Four men were
killed and one was fatally injured by an ex-
plosion of dynamite in the tunnel Of Shaft No
?. Metropolitan Water Works Aqueduct Gin
ton. late this afternoon. The dead
KELLEY Andrew thirty-hve. OF Jersey City
PERRY. James coiored. thirty. OF North Carolina
GREEN. William colored. twentyseven. OF Apple Grove
Va
The injured man is James Foley. thirty EIGHT
years DID, Of Homestead Penn. Kelley, Perry
and Green were instantly killed Burden lived
three hours. Foley has bad fracture of the
skull and deep wound in the abdomen.
Shaft No. is on the edge Of Clinton near
Clamshell Pond. 1t is 100 feet deep to the bot
tom Of the tunnel From the shaft the tunnel ex-
tends east and west $50 feet through black rock
The accident in the west shaft. The day
shift at o'clock had drilled twenty-five holes
six feet deep. into the rock, and in each hole was
placed six pounds OF dynamite. The foreman
adjusted the wires and the gang went to the sur
face. Two sections OF the blast. about fourteen
holes were successfully fired The men went
into the shaft to adjust the wires for the third
one. and had hardly reached the bottom before
the explosion occurred which dealt death to four
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
MOTNT VERNON.

s =. rducation is having similar cx-
ceto he boards OF New ork ana orooK. H. anu
- hoards O. other cities where the popui""o'i IN
ms 80 -ap,dlv-that Of trying TO provide accom-
s.,,ons for the public school children Nhen t''e
M. NJ the school attendance was taken al inc
Gems - The nine schools-and this includes the
W. School-on Monday morning " was rouho
-. ,hs-c was total OF $50. agaihs' -'ofo on
-" evening day in 1895. The greatest increase IN
We W chool WIS at No a. AZ Fifth-ave and
- =, where the attendance was ~, against
- - 1905 Tho other principal gains were at Nc.
' ro,rtb Ward Central Mount Vernon and NO
49, vernon Heights Mr.. Nichols. the Superin-
lev, Of schools has been busy throughout the
roar reclassifying and adjusting the congested
,.,,or in some OF the schools in order 10 accom-
Lee all OF the children. The impression is that
-. Iosis overcrowded II may be necessary TO
O., an apartment in the neghborhood 10 provide
I ~ one more class Last spring the people voted
poRstnT IN = the u Fourth ward it being APP
nsrent that additional school accommodations
p'and soon be needed. but the population Is grow-
ing 50 rapidly and so many new houses are being
balt for people who contemplate moving mere tnat
: rev school building will be required sooner man
Anticipated Such a building could not be built
4 less ha no To wod hSn TO vote al" ON an apro
pration. and this could not be zone before me
s nsS,ste d demand for another school building on
vnSn Heights ~ present eons tdere n sn pIs a
building not large enough 10 accommodate more
han forty scholars, and wholly inadequate for
-i,y but has been improved by laying out new
streets and generous lighting. Sewers are about
10 be laid and more than hundred houses have
seen built the last year and moro than that num-
esr aye contemplated for Gext year The Roprhla.
Rat a large school building, with all modern i'm
provsmenis VIII be necessity within the next
Two years.
The mater o, all-night trains. which the people
0. this civ have been wanting for several years.
will proba by be settled next week. when the Yonk
srs Railway Company will begin its all-nignt ser
vice between YonkeTs and this city. With the
yonkers trolleys running TO Mount Vernon all night
passengers can come from NewYork 10 Mount
Vernon any time
The Rev J. c. Smith will preach at the North
Methodist Episcopal Church this morning "A
True Revival. Can We Have 1t? How In the
evening on The Fourfold Voice % Our Times to the
Young" The Rev Henry a. Buttz, president Of the
Drew The illogical Seminary, will occupy the pulpit
Of the First Methodist Church. In the Universalist
church the forteth anniversary Will begin this
morning The morning service will consist Of
historical sermon by the pastor and in the evening
the Rev F. {. Bolles. Of New-York City. will ad
dress the congregation on Changes in Religious
Though, During the Last Forty Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
Notbfng Wrecks the Constitution

Nor. .reciually than fever and That de
stroying malady when once II takes nm root suhvers
every function cshsusis the physical energies mpov
.,,she. the and clouds The meaia faculties No
oual resistance offered to s destructive
M IN, use Of the perricious drug. quinne Iostetters
a,ouaoh Biiters Will however 1e found all SUFFICIENT
.,her for i;s eradication prevention Thos" conditions
-, the system such bilious constipaied habit. or
lack Of vitality. which are favorable 10 The conrafoh
rho disease are speedily reformed by this pure and
satan, alera,,ve and nvgorani. which not only regu
,at.. the system but gives heathful Impulse to The
y.r,ous organs whose activity Il he best guaranty OF
,,,h Thor,ughnes. o. action the chief Characteristic
81 this leading specific and preventive when " emu
nen,,y adaD for family ust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
EV-SEcRETARy SMITH AT ATLANTA.

Atlanta Ga. Sept 10 (SpeciaD Elk Secretary
Hoke Smith addressed large gathering OF Demo-
Gratis Mt Dalton to-day and as IT was his frst ap-
pearance on the stump since his retirement from
the Cabinet much interest was felt In what he
would have to say on National issues 1t so hap
pens that Mr. Smith made an address at Dalton
some two Years ago In behalf OF sound money. and
a, tho oufset Of his speech to-day he referred 10
his previous visit. and declared that his views on
financial questions remained unchanged he re.
bart OF the platform adopted at Chicago which
provided for The free and unlimited coinage OF Sill
YER He urged however, that those who. like him.
self did not approve OF this plank should sun re-
main laval 10 the regular nominees OF the party.
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PLEASANTVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p Hays and their daughter
Miss Judith Hays. have returned from their trip
abroad and are at their country seat "IIillcrest
In this village
Mrs Briggs and Miss Agnes Briggs OF New-York
are visiting friends here
The parishoners of St Johns Episcopal Church
IN the BEDFORD Road have purchased two lots OF
Daniel Earle at Clinton-si. and Sunnyside-sve and
Intend TO build a rectory there
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union Con-
ference. held last Thursday and Friday in the Sta
non Methodist Episcopal Church. largely al J.
tended. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Emily Cnderhill
Burgess addressed an enthusiastic audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
NEW ROCHELLE.

series Of bicycle races will be held at the New
YORK Athletic club grounds Travers Island, Sep
,ember 2s. The most exciting race is expected 10
he the ,wo-mile handicap between l. A. Powell.
Ray Dawson and Harry NJ. Stivers The prizes
will he gold silver and bronze medals
The lis, of delinquent taxpayers this year is
srser than ever before in the history OF the vii
kge Gideon w. Davenport. Supervisor of the
own. has issued notice that the property on
vhch arrearages are not paid by October will
h sold al public auction
Mss Susie Hartmann has sailed for Hamburg
mo will complete her musical studies in Ger
many
bicycle IN aid of the New Rochelle Associ-
itiors library WAS held last evening in the gym
rssinr and was well attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
PORT CHESTER.

The members Of the Ladies' Hospital Association
vii hold their monthly cake sa lie next Friday after
noon a, the home or Mrs. j. White. in North
Nsn-st
The Faithful Workers Of st. Peters Episcopal
Church will give supper and entertainment in the
PARISH rooms on Thursday evening october !.
Mrs Charles Lambert has been appointed score
isry OF the Ladies' Hospital Association, TO serve
the absence Of Mrs Thomas J. Blain. Mrs
Hsln is IN the Ad.rOndscks where she VIII prob
t0ly remain until next spring.
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YONKERS

There will be special services to-day in the Nep
psrhan Avenue Baptist Church. conducted by the
Amy Of the Cross. The meetings will be conducted
NyPresdent C commander William Phillips Hall and
Sanitary General Richard r. Wightman.
The tea at the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club yester-
dsy afternoon was pleasant affair. The hostesses
Mrs George A. Chamberlin and Mrs. q. How
;rd Chanberlin
The band from the Jenkins Orphanage, Charles
Ton $ G.. played last night In the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
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KILLED BY 4 LIVE WIRE.

Saratoga - Y. Sept 10 'Specap-Edward Mes
se,ser ~ the Fibrlte Company. At Mocha melville.
r,as ,ns,an,lv killed by live electric wire there
This mornlng He attempted to remove the wire.
which had broken and fallen across trolley line
Messenger recently and for many years liyed IN
phIla delphIa lie forty-hve years OLD. ana
leaves a widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
UPS ARREy GOES ABROAD.

Mrs Henry T. Abbey difference Gerard sailed for
England Yesterday on the New-York. She is going
to visit her friend. Marie Davis. In London. and
look for a play Her intention OF returning 10 the
s,.pa has .,lready been announced she VIII re-
main I'm England for only a short time, possibly
,etlIrning on the same steamer
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GOGGINS HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Patrick Goggns. of No. I'll East Forty hrs-st
was Yesterday held without bail IN Yorkvine Po-
lice Court on the charge of causing by fist blow
the death OF Young Mamie Bryan. OF No. Oh East
Eighteenth-st. GOgeins mas lost nearly twenty
pounds since his md appears to be insane
He made defence.
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PEEKSKILI.

tia Dyckroan daughter OF Mrs. Jefferson d. ok
ran Of Vcrplanck. were married on Wednesday
rsning Charles a. Clark. Of Field Home. ana
Mss Mary Cettenbe were the attending couple
handsome cottage is being built for Joseph
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sparrow in sm,th-.t 1t will b. two s,orl.. and at

ITO, 31x& feet.
a sewer pipe has been ordered laid from the en-
france 10 Drum Hill School. I'm Washing ton-st., to
o9utn-st 10 Smith-st. distance OF 42S feet.
fercey Paulding. Of the Columbian Hose Com
Eany has received exempt certificate from the
feeksklli FIRE Department and Albert X Strumpke
has received n membership certificate TO the be-
partment nj the request OF the Columbian Engine
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
THREE SHIPS ORDERED.

Washington. Sept. l9-Formal awards OF the
II, cotton battle-ships. Tor which proposals were
onarod ,as, Monday. were announced BY Acting
cacre,arv NcAdoo this morning The Newport
Tews company gets NJ. T. the Cramps No s. and
4 - Co a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
BRYAN TO VISIT SEWALL.
DOLLAR IN FREDERICKSBURG

Bath Me. Sept. le.--Arthur Sewa will go 10
Boston next week 10 meet Mr.. Bryan and accom-
DanV him Bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

Justice II. Baruch has been spending his vacation
in Washington
The Rye Wheelmen and tho Rye Literary and
Athletic Association will probably consolidate and
devote their time 10 indoor imusements for the
winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
Gludness Comes

Win n better understanding OF the transient
nature Of the many physical Ills wh'ch
'anish before proper efforts-gentle eHorts-
heasant efforts-rightly directed. There is com
OFT In the knowledge that so many forms or
rckness are not due TO any actual disease. but
Imply TO constipated condition Of the system.
shlch the pleasant family laxative. Syrup OF
Figs PROMPTLY removes That is why II is the
mly remedy with millions Of families. and is
herywhere esteemed 80 highly by all who value
rood health It's beneficial effects are due to the
sct that II is the ole remedy which promotes
nternal cleanliness. without facilitating the or
ssns on which II acts. 1t is therefore all impor-
ant In order to get It's beneficial effects 70 note.
'hen you purchase that you have the genuine
'tlcle which is manufactured by the California
'ig Syrup Co. only and sold b. all reputable
'ruseists
II In the enjoyment OF good health, ana the
Nstem is regular then laxative or other RENE
'les are not needed II afflicted with any ac'uai
"sesse one may be commended to the most
ahful physicians but II in need OF laxative.
"eh one should have the best. and with Inc "e'i-
HORNED everywhere Syrup OF Figs stands high-
'' and is most largely used and gives most gen.
"a satisfacton-
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are that the lists will be full
sooner than was expected.
Those who intend to take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity to
get The Century Dictionary
and Cyclopedia at our special
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
REPUBLICAN CALL.
Headquarters Reform Republican Party.

To the Republican Electors of the State
of Texas:
In accordance of order and at the in
stance OF the action of the republican
state executive committee at Waco,
Texas, on the 10Th Of February, 1896,
upon a call issued by the state chairman,
republican state convention will be held
in the city OF Houston, Texas, on Monday,
April goth, 1896, at 9 o'clock a. M, for the
purpose of electing four delegates at large
and four alternateS to the National're-
publican convention, to be held at st.
Louis, Missouri, June 10th, at II o'clock,
noon, for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for president and vice president
of the United States, to be supported at
the next National election. and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly be brought before said conven-
ton.
The basis of representation shall be two
delegates at large for each county, and
one delegate for every $50 votes, or frac-
tlnn over l25, cast for Bepj. Harrison In
1892.
The district and county chairmen are
instructed to call conventions under such
restrictions as they and their local com
mittees may determine are necessary to
protect the integrity of the primaries and
conventions to secure a representative
delegation.
All county conventions shall be held at
least ten days prior to the date Of the
State convention.
The republican electors in the several
counties, and voters without regard to
past political utilization who endorse the
republican policy, are cordially invited to
unite under this call with the republican
party in the state OF Texas.
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DITTMAR & oPPENHEIMER.
ire Insurance, Mackey Bldg.
Black Nitro Shells. Confines

Black Nitro Shells. Confines.
The streets in the vicinity Of
Paschal square, which have been
torn up on account of the sewer
work, are again being placed in
good condition.
Ice COLD BEER, fresh, always on tap at
the CRYSTAL SALOON, 407 Main plaza. II
Boxing Gloves. Confines. 63t
The Battle AK Tobacco COM
pany is decorating the high fences
and walls with its advertisement
TRY Us-TEL. Alb,
sEEBE & McALLIsTER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
IL 81 If DDS
Punching Bags. Confines. 3t
DIR. Menger is making some
improvements in the front yard
OF his residence on East Commerce
street.
Ed gewood and Paxton's pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon,
t07 Main plaza. 4 20 tt
Don't buy northern soaps.
PatrOnize home industry.
USE TRILBY SOAP.
M'fd. by s. A. SOAP WORKS.
226 If.
The revival which Rev. Hall
has been conducting during the
past week, at the East End Meth
odist church has proven quite sue
cessful and several conversions are
reported.
-Hammocks at Confines. 6 st
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and b. at
the Crystal saloon. 20tf
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Scenes at Black and Tan Conventions.

DCeneS al DlaCk an Ian conventions.
The scenes OF disorder, riot. hood
lumism and utter absence of de.
cency that have characterized the
black and tan conventions held all
over the state have never had an
equal In the history OF Texas. At
Waco there was bloody fracas;
and at Austin, the capitol Of the
state, there has been succession
of disgraceful mob meetings. We
clip from the Austin Statesman an
extract Of q lengthy write.up Of
one OF these conventions:
"This committee went out to pre-
pare their report. While they were
gone two negroes and Maj. Burke
were all busy engaged in address
ing the tumultous gathering In the
interest Of Hancock.
One negro was standing on the
desk on which the two speakers
were vigorously pounding for order.
Major Burke occupied the top OF a
desk just below him, and the other
negro was located on top of steam
heating register in the center OF the
room. All three were talking at
the top Of their voices, but no one
heard them.
Major Burke would talk awhile
and then yell to the crowd to say
eyes" This they very promptly
did, and with much gusto, but il
they know to this good hour what
they were voting on it is more than
anybody else does.
Fearful OF the fact that Major
Burke's eloquence might draw Mr..
w. B. Brush out OF his temporary
craftsmanship, Storm dashed
through the crowd and admonished
Mr.. Brush not to give up his seat
as chairman. Storms was badly
excited at this particular time, and
a big plug Of tobacco having Gre
ated considerable more spit in his
mouth than it could hold, the
crowd dancing Immediately around
the speakers desk was treated to a
remarkably liberal shower of tobac-
CO juice as Storm yelled out to Mr..
Brush not to leave his seat. AS
Storm reached the platform, he
tripped his toe and succeeded in
depositing large quantity of his
surplus spittle down the back OF a
nearby locker on. There was
plenty to spare, however, and all
will doubtless remember Storms
visit to the speakers desk.
Many white republicans have
hesitated to join in the reform
movement, because of strong pre-
objections for regular party action,
and because any diversion from
the so-called regular organization
is denounced as boiling. But there
are very few white republicans
in the state who do not agree that
a reform in the party organization
Is demanded. Those who have
hopes to see this reform come
about in the black and tan ranks
are doomed to disappointment.
The state convention at Austin
will be duplicate of the district
convention, and will, in all proba-
bility, result in a row, and a split.
Fortunately the reform republi-
cans hold convention few
weeks later, and can offer an asy-
lum to all who may seek It'll FROM.
the ranks of anarchy and disordl -
&c. P. KOCH, Msnufac
Furrier, 21S Sou BIB Alamo st
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LIGHT FLASHES.

Quincy Cleanable Refrgerators.
Lightning and Blizzard Freezers,
Jewel Stoves and Ranges.
Gus. A. BONNET, PIT w. Commerce st.
Branch Store, 2l0 Z. Houston street.
35tf
Some of the alleyways in the
business portion Of the city need
the attention OF the garbage men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
J. C. Martin, Fort Worth.
Sam. Il. Gaines, Pilot Point.

u z. UOODELL. OhdITmdH,
Fort Worth, Texas.
JAMES p. NEwCoMB. Secretary,
San Antonio, Texas.
March 5, 1896.
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dII n uV ouIH01l
. va, or turn to N
-mnesota, the Z
Lonroe doctrine al
Thomsoever we !
fiumphantly eles
Patton add new lul
lhe republican par
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
CHAPTER XIII
NATAL PRoPHEsIEs EVIL.


At Tikal's words the company muir
INJURED in establishment, and Natal,
bending forward, began to whisper in
his ear. Tikal listened for a moment,
then turned upon him fercely and then
said aloud so all could hear him:
II tell you, Natal, that will be no
party to this iniquity. Has such thing
been heard of before that the Lady of
the Heart, the highest lady in the land,
should be given in marriage to a
stranger, who, like some lost dog, has
wandered to our gate?"
1.-THE prophecy" began Natal.
1.-THE prophecy / put no faith in
prophecies. Why should obey a proph-
ecy written now, when or by whom
1 do not know? This lady was my
affianced bride, and now am asked to
unite her to a nameless man, who is
not even of our blood or faith. Well,
will not"
"Surely, lord, you blaspheme," an
swered Natal, growing wroth, 'see-
ing that it is not for the highest priest
to speak against the oracle of the god.
Also, he added, with meaning, ''what
can it be to you who are not ten days
wed to the lady at your side, that she to
whom once you were affianced should
choose anothAr nc hsr hnshand9"
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Some physicians report bust
ness quite dull for them.

-Ammunition-Cortines. SO st
TURF EXCHANGE, 203 Alamo
Plaza r shall we ssions executed on
All N chat shinests.
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IS.
BBLEFIELD e. Co.
beauty spots on
street is the John
b OF Ed. Stoves &
solid mass of green,
about 6 inches tall.
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&C. P. KOCH, Manufac, 4;
Furrier, 2lS So9kh Alamo ST.
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MIDwINrER FAIR ENTERPRISE

Call for Price, Booker & Co.'s &c P"
chemically pure) Baking Powder. home
product, and accept no other. For sale by
the fnlIowinp laadinp grncprS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

The attempt Of the Allison boom
ers to purchase the vote of the re-
publicans of Texas will end in
failure, after entailing the expen-
diture of a large sum Of money.
But some OF the boomers, Of course,
will be material gainers-pecuniar-
lily. THIRD WARD.
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ed, contesting delegations mark the
evidence OF his presence. But the
intelligence and responsibility OF
the republican party have revolt
ed against negro bossism, and the
day Of Cuney's political power in
Texas is nearing it's end.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

Continued next Sunday.
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secure it is to ask the courts.
The Gulf Shore railway receiver
ship threatens to rival in tenure
the Maverick bank assign ment or
suit in chancery in the English
courts. Bot meanwhile there will
be fat pickings for the fortunate
receivers and assignees.
Is the congressional candidacy OF
Senior Jose Cassiano sprung simply
to take the wind out of the sails of
Senator Perry j. Lewis pleasure
yacht?
The attachment of the Roentgen
rays to the lens of the ordinary
opera. glass would bring about an
abnormal demand for an article
now but little sought after. There
is not a baldhead attendant upon
the ballet but who would supply
himself with pair, no matter
what the cost.
Quincy appears to be meeting
with considerable success in his
efforts to split up republican con-
fentions and SOW dissension and
ktrife in the ranks of the party.
I'm every county which he has visit