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New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through train. ieav- New-York foo, Of Cha St
"a f,,ovs anl nvs minutes earlier from West 80 s.,
900 snshamSon 81 ssPHSq Fmh. N Runslo Bfsat5rd Iams
town Meadvie and the West. Arrive Duha.o
80 T. NJ Parlor Buffalo. . .
200 sS % sesss ia ts1 fast nal 9'y 'S
tisve,and -:lO 4 NJ Chicago p NJ Seepers
~ Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
, -.
~.OO u. M.-Rnfalo and cleveland Veshuet ES-
I.')U press Daily. arrives runalo 1.la A. NJ. trad
ford - A. NJ jamestown s55 A. NJ CltNe-
band us =. VI. Slsepers 70 Buffalo and Clfvs-
lind making direct connections FOR Detroit
chicago and the " st
S.f- D.. M.-Nia Chautaudua Lake ana Niage = "a -
Old Daily solid train 10 chicago. Sleep'rs 70 Buff
fa;o chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
yy,IcKETS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND ptLiNAN
| s,.omnod, ,tions =, iii 2G 4Oi and a57 Broadway.
I2T Roeerv Il6 East l?jth and 81 West l20th-st.
Chambers and Wesi 23d ferries Now York. i23 and
-2s Ftion-s,. Broadway. Brooklvn: 700 HUDSON 81
Holokan ard Jersey station Westcott Express calls
FOR and checks from hotels and residences TO
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

W + Duckworth. real estate agent. with an
office I'm the Pulitzer Building whose home Il at
No IA Berkeley Place was arrested by Policeman
Train Yesterday on a charge Of grand larceny pre-
ferred by Julia Rafferty,, of Gleene-aNe MIS-
Rafferty, I'm her complaint alleges that she engaged
Duckworth 10 secure q building loan for her on
some property which she has I'm Westminster
County and that he then persuaded her to give
him a power of attorney. Afterward. she says, ne
diverted to his own use a goodly portion OF tue
loan she had made on mortgage. lirr new nome N
now VOL covered WITH mechanics Ilrns.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ATTACKED BY A VICIOUS DOG.

Miss Mary Caldwell. twenty years DID, while visit
ing At the home OF County Treasurer Joseph Dykes.
at Flushing yesterday afternoon. was attacked by a
large ST. Bernard dog belonging 10 Mr.. Dykes The
animal sprsng her and buried his teeth in the upper
part OF her LEFT arm, causing an ugly wound. she
was attended bv Dr. T.. G. Lawrence. Miss Caldwell
Is the third person the dog has attacked within six
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
LONG ISLAND NEWS.
FORCED INTO A RECEIVERS HANDS

FORCED INTO A RECEIVERS HANDS
Paul X Ames. president OF the Long Beach AS
sociation. was appointed receiver Of the associa-
ton bv Justice Goodrich. of the Supreme Court
on Tuesday afternoon. This course. MI Ames
saws was forced by the action or the smaie~
creditors who insisted upon the immediate settle
ment of their accounts. and had in several cases
obtained judgments against the ASSOCIATION ana
vere about TO levy on its properties. The assets
consist of equity in the property at Long Reach
and in unpaid accounts due from the lessees Of cot
tages etc The liabilities are chiefly for salaries
due to employees and for, supplies furnished the
association is i'm PREPARATION and II is said that
ij,lend will be declared q > available assets
can be converted into cash.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
A CHANGE IN PASTORS.

The trustees of the Greenpoint Tabernacle, III
Manhattan-ave.. Greenpoint. have accepted the
resignation OF the Rev. Harvey E. Burnes. VINO Tor
the last three years has been the pastor The pull
p, will he vacant at the close OF the present confer
ence wear The Rev Mr. Burnes has been recog-
pjzed as an able preacher and his resignation was
accepted with regret 4 committee TO select ms
successor has been appointed. and. it is SAID VIII
rerort in favor of calling the Rev George Peck now
Of Rav Shore The presiding elder OF the CONFER
ence the Rev George Van Aylstne. is known 10
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHLLADELPHIA. BAI.TIMOkE A.

TO PHILADELPHlA. BAL AND
WASH INGTON. -
For Philadelphia. week days 80 go" 10 30 r; lo.
II q, Dining Car A NJ i:3O 100 3.So 600 ibir's
Parlor carr, 4:3o 500 DINING Carr 500 80 -" !. - :,
p NJ i2:I5 night. Sundays. 40. 300 l"f' ~ ~
Dining Csrl A. NJ zoo. 400. 500 DINING 'ar. 9"
=. NJ, l2:l5 night - q, 80.
For baltimore and washington week days 81 th
1000 II 80 dining carr \ n. 2to $50 80 Dnnst
carr 600 r. NJ. i2i5 night SUNDAYS. t;Sp lNF h'
Dining carr A. NJ. 200. 500 dining Carl. go p NJ.
1915 night. --, -. -. -,
Liberty iS iI2 2Gl. as si4 40 52a hf'ai"
13T 9Th Ave- 81 East iith-.t. ls3 East l-ath - =
Wes, i2stli st. 2ji columbus Ave. Ne" i,ft ~
c, 400 rrlton st Rrookfyu as Rroaiway Wiilam-hrfs
RI. Vsu YORK Transfer ,'omranv vii call or and checb
baggage from hotels residence % destination
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

THE DEATH or MRS. MARY 4. F. BiRNEY.

Mrs Mary Eliot Barney died on Tuesday At the
home OF her daughter. Mrs Louisa NJ. Yocom, No.
1o9 Hicks-st of old age. Mrs. Barney was eighty
health until about week ago. when the hot
weather came on. Then she began 10 fail rapidly
and died on Tuesday morning. Mrs Barney was
the wife OF Hiram Howard Barney. famous edu-
Gator who was born in Vermont in lSA, Mr Bar
ney was at the head OF Dayton Academy and later
OF Cooper Seminary. The parents q Mr.. Barney
moved from Vermont 10 New York when he was
yet "A child. and settled near the small village Of
Bellville. not far from Sacketts Harbor. In Jeffer
son County. Mr. Barney brought up In the
ways OF country life He entered Hiram College
and graduated in 1890 with the highest honors. lie
began the study Of law under George T. Barker
Attorney General Of New-York at that time and
while in Buffalo he met Miss Mary Ann Eliot
whom he married August &. 1881 Mrs. Barney was
born in Connecticut. January l6 1901 She is IL
direct descendant in the fourth generation OF John
Eliot the Puritan minister. apostle OF the Indians
and translator OF the Bible into the Indian Ian
guage. ii may be said that IL Is well known to
history that John Eliot crossed the in the
ship Lyon. landing at Plymouth on November g.
IL from this hardy and religious stock
that Miss Eliot came. and her whole iife bore an
evidence OF her early training and culture. After
her marriage, her husband In the autumn OF 1886.
moved with his wife and two small children TO the
village Of East Aurora, Erie County Mrs. Barney
had lived with her only daughter, Mrs Louisa A.
Yorom wife Of w. d. Yocom for about sixteen
years Her two sons. Roderck ID. Barney and
Howard Barney, both members OF the frm OF
Robert Clarke & CO. publishers and booksellers In
Cincinnati Ohio The funeral will be held this
morning after which the body VIII be taken 10
Cincinnati for burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

IHaVe Wv v ON I.0I %, '.O-I7' ~ VII
llrrsnuRG 80. ss sun. : sun i. 10 "s''
WAsHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 50. 10 t,n.. sn,n,nS
II 10 a m. dining can. :. 80 dinins ,sn 90 n %
Csrl a m ~ Is nishf. sunday 10 tpinlhg ta,i a n
a m DINING carr. > DINING can. tpin'ns N'''
IL IS night.
NORFOLK. ~ - n. dalb ,..tx
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. p ~ sa''
tans Illuminated With Plni-,h Ign ,., ,.
Orc-s il3 iie 2ci 40 40 h""> u T. s,atlos
i27 Row, y y a29 Stt Fulton st. li,e'Nnn .A.sLx
foot Of IAberty e. Il. n. Of y J. 10
xxvm hotel or residence ~ destlnaiion
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

The large stagnant pond In the rear Of the Fort
Hamilton police station Of which the facts were
fully published I'm The Tribune Of yesterday. is
10 be filled IN. and II will doubt be the means OF
checking the fast-spreading typhoid malaria with
which many Of the officers attached 10 the precinct,
as well ss several families living In the vicinity.
have been stricken. Mayor Wurster yesterday APP
proved the expenditure by the Health Department
Of 500 In filing up the pond.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
FINGERS CUT OFF BY A HAY-cUTTER.

Frank Douglass. ten years Old son Of a prominent
farmer near Iong Island City. had TWO fingers cut OF
Tuesday afternoon in hay-cutter In his fathers
harm The cutter was busy chopping fodder for the
stock when tho boy put his fingers where they inter
fered with the knives and when he go! MS hngsTs
away they were hanging by shred % skin. DR..
smith completed the job begun by the cutter.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier y r.. foot - Re tor - .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. N7rmani,s
Rumson Beach. $eabrigi'. Monmouth k,ach "n1 .".'
branch at 40 II 90 A. NJ. 100. ? 90 ". -
$50 p " sundays. 9.3o \. NJ. 100 y. NJ
south Point Pleasant. 100 a. NJ. 81" ~" "a
an $50 r VI. SUNDAYS lstop q, inieraken TOT Aso'"
Park and ocean CroyeD iOO p VI =.
For inkewood. Toms River and parnegat 80 A "
100 3is T. VI. 1900 =, 80
Atlantic city. vireand and Briigeion. 40 NJ. i~
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot Of OrtIandt and DcsbrosWs Ell sIr
T:tO \. ". daily lsundays 700 a. NJ Tor MAJ -"
CHUNK and intermediate stations. ,,.>.-,.. vocurc
S:I5 A. W. daily for ITHACA. GENEN A. ~,
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALi.S S'SrESrt1r ~.
RPIT)GF and the West and p"incinal l)'a p3inta NJ
ar 10 susponsor Bridge: Pullman Nestibnlr sleeper 10
/ 1, 100 A. VI daly except SUNDAY for MAJ
N;< and Intermediate points Connections Tor HeaD
Ing Harrisburg
Al LaLlN
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. -
For Red Bank Long Branch As.ur fa,e.o N
Grove and points south 10 Point P"asAni -.
10 20 II no / VI I:,r Sa,urda,s onlyt 30 10 8 y"
90 $50 10 Rcd Rsnkl So. 20 G.ii 500 sai io'
only - Asburv Park and Ocean GnpN"' y " SN-'''
stop At Interiaken for AsbaGy Park sn' o'"in '
FOR Lskewood Toms RIVER. Harnecai Park and h.fns-
ga, 30 $50 :, NJ go r. " a.
For Atlantic Cliy N'n~laud and nriigeicn -" : W
.30 p. ~ ,,.-s,..t. A,
FIR Monmouth Eoach Seahrgff and liixn,sf - a, "
Na,Asink 4:2o $50 li:20 A NJ ] 30 so ola = -
4 n Z Il
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ypo,lry ,ccIDryT CirSED EXCITEMENT

THE WIRE WAS SNAPPED AID sPtTIEkhp p"N-
GEROrsI.Y NEAR THE PASSENGERS
There ,yas considerable excitement about o 'lo'N
Yesterday morning at Tfth-ave. ana rlrs'-s'.
c.usad bv en-. No 1876 on It's way 30 'oney Island
As the car reached FrSt-st the trolley-pole SOM
how became caught the wire oVfrnehu ,i hliu
snapped IL i'm two The car. coming 10 Il su"uvn v
standstilI threw many OF the passengers 10 r Wv
floor ana then they rushed pei!-meii from lh' t ~
sputtcring wire became cntanSled about tne @ @Iroi,
xxi Of tIr car and for five ten minutes nu'h
ovcitom.nt nreyailed The broken wire caused "A
block FOR nrarly half an hour along the avenue bu
H. Nvire was finally patched up by the motormcn
and conductors Of the other cars.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
"BIACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 10 p NJ Through car 70 koch-ser pn,
car Service. Meals la carte :, -.
I3:tO u. VI. daily. exc"pt sunday. tor /" - 'uN'
tl0n and Intermediate points. - -,
I:tO =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY FOR !. < ~ juno
and all intermediate stations CEar-cars 10 Nl'"sp'r
$3.50 q. VI. 'Sundays orlsD for Mauch ChunK anu
IIaz'eon and sl intermediate stations . ,,...c
1,tO r. VI dali except SUNDAY. for l., & y. JUNG
TIOE AMI PRINCIPAL Intermediate stations Pullman onhet
parlor-car Wlkesbarrp: connecting for Poi'sFihe
5:15 u. VI. daily. for -;aston and intermediate s'A
tions. Chair 10 EaSnn
V.1O p W. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FAILS
and ali points west Pullman sleeper Nestbu!ed Tram
y. y 10 Chicaea sleeper to Buffalo and toronto 70"
nections for Recalling ana Harrisburg - .,,,.s
O,OO y. W. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCtlES-
Tf,p Rr'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman Sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo 'hs"-
car Wilkcsharre. ,...-o,. -. 4,
II: 80 y. VI. daily. except Sunday, for EAsToN and
intermediate points pot.>.D
BROOK and intermediate points .eaNr a, io'o"s' ''
A NJ o.3O p NJ 40 p. NJ. and G:3O T. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az 80 80 ~
and 3oa broadway 81 East lith St 1876 East 10th -
I97 Bnyery Y $50 Fulton St. Court St % Broad
wev and Hrooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
New York Transfer Company Will call Tor ana ohe'~
harena. from hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

every day and take spin on the long machine.
The regular team is composed OF Messrs Rahcock.
I.pman Thompson. H. and T. Curry and Shire.
Tho bicycle policemen watch the machine closely
when it is on the road for fear that the team Will
ride too fast
\ Nrll-known wheclman caused laugh at the
Wayerly races yesterday when he said. II have
been experimenting with cheap wheels this year.
and tho new one received recently | have called
the t'ycometer bicycle II keeps perfect record
of the distance | travel. spoke drops out every
mile
Cyclists desiring 20 join the League OF American
Whcen on may obtain fun printed Information and
membership blanks by sending name and address
10 the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

work there. The hunt occupied the greater part OF
Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning ana was
finally ended when Dennis Kirk. the family coach
man. grappled with the monster and took nm,
TO the stable. 1T is believed to he pet OF one OF
the neighbour
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
lvEW-YORK AND long BRANCH KAII.


SUMNER TIMETABLE
rr El Ba9N Long R5s"fn ,e hTT0P an5 PonI pea5n
aims leave foot Liberty Street: 30. SD lon I'll y,
A. NJ. 100 SATURDAY. only % iSg sn9 ~ ,sa
u,days only to Grove and Asbuiy Pafk) Sundays
20 u A. N i3o. 400 p NJ r,, e,......
Trains tt cortand snd D. DISPOSE, storty, on,y
90 80 io ~ 40 Except Red Bank). 40 - 10 700
M Sundavs Sis 20 - A NJ 80 7. NJ ~
sunday trains DO stop ocean Grove ana AsOury
Park.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY,
anthracite coa; used eSclpsiN-y
Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
on and after June -. 1895


Trains leave station foot y ILber'y g
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown MaIch 'huns -.
20 II5 9:iO ~ East0n) \. NJ. i;lu ~ 'S
- 30 Easton). j.,j 1.30 10 Alentorn. = SUNDAYS
4 20 10 20 Easfonj 4. NJ. 1.Do 80 d'r J. " =,
For Wuka@harre Pitison and Scranton. . 10 \ ",
10 20 AIS =. NJ SUNDAYS ~ \ NJ =, ga.
30 200 80. 800 5f5 900 " J. - S. ~ ~
davs 40 \ NJ 100 200 $50 GOO ". = J, n,snt
Tor IIarrisburg AZ 80 500 a.io fl3o ! ". IN
30 4:3O $40 5:4j =. VI. - - nisht spnna!s ~
A. NJ 90 30 eco y NJ - - night . "A
For Sunburv. Iewisburg and Nllliamspor' ., ~
a:iO A. NJ. i.Io. 20. 800 =. sundays '"' = ~
u .lu y
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
Railroads
SNr<~~~~~~~~~~e~NNr~~r r~~r~~~~><~><~~<>>~~%ANsee
~msRioH's oReATEsT aA,IRoAu.,
NETWORK
CENTRAL
III T. HUDS0N RIVER

FROM GRAND cENTRAL STATION. t2D STREET
Tsoa.snd .,nss na ta5 MGo. Hsio"d"'" Nous
.a a the roa %S'. Stop. S,i A.ni E'S e.
:.% f.. t%i s21'' s5 II; ,:. i' rain s S4% q L
o,so A. H~paiEIy. Fast Mail Tor Poushs..D... Al.
bany Utica. syracuse. Hoches'er Buffalo. NissSrs
0nO M.~Es'ep, sunday. For ca,.kl Moun,ain.
Saratoga LAKE George. Green Mountains ana Ma.
1880 ME'sse s@Gday D's III EsOI-. % 70, c's
loo p. M~Daiiy. Southwestern Limited vor coluu.
a. poushkespse Albany. Utica Syracuse Roeh.r-
Loo p. M.--Dsry Chicago Special Tor Detroit, c.y.-
4Sany sRs to's2R asa 't fca T rseu
tain. s 1s oS a"as 14S i i" sns ass A..
"S s1n1aS ws.i Point poarhs..p
4,o ci'I s ISIran Sob As2S s5gre Tn nd sd'fss 9 p.
so a. NJ Chicago 40 m stops Al Albany.
''"' npnss N.s,.a Fa ro'd' b5:S'' b:,";
%S'iss Sosy oG%..a''ir rsr - Ais:" % Aa,...s.
Lake. Lake Piacd. LAKE c'o's' I.'s' caanDs'l
700 p M@Daily For AIbarv TROY ruca Adirondack
M%mss smg. and Pqn, M1nra s9' aay sH p NJ ~" q
7"c FOR qoT,Is 1,. N9s.: ,,.g r'' -
ooo P;ssAS; ASsoy l,.., !',; -. ....
Only. fo- pom. on Fall Brook hail"a, "a LJ'n.
on5 M-DslIy' For syr,cu,. c.,s2 osN-s2 w.,'rsr..
clevelard Toledo chicago Safur4ay "a,
the Auburn Road. Sunda.s on. Gili e-.,ils
1910 NIGHr-Theatrs train Tor 'rcsTo ana prircpsi
points IN New York Central r'sry nigh .rcsp,
Sun1ay night. SUNDAY niohfs G'nfersfire sni Chi
csso s.eper- leave on 9.i5 " train
O:OG A. N. and 3;:,5 +. DAILY eaeepi SUNDAY.
Pit;sfed. VA Harlem Division
Ou5 A. M.-Sunday only. TO P.i,sn"d and he Bert-
shire hills. via Harlem Uivis
'ALI. NIGHT TRAINf To NoNKERS
IAN night trains betwoen i55ih p ani points
Putnam Division q far Yonkers IN clnnecon sr-
the Elevated Road Tn IL the oni, me running All
night trains out ~ New York
Wagner Palace cars ~ al through trains
Trains Hun rstnd with f'infsch ilgff
Tickets and Vagr"r oNces ~ Grand '.n'rai ss'oi
iis Broadwav u Park Place. 2s 13 Br'aisay 81 Ea'
isfh-s aio Rrlad~ay. 2T5 Columbus ave ~ vs.,
,,5.h st and I3sth station. New York - ard -
Fulton ST. and ioS Rro1dvay. y. Iro0kir
I.aVyage hotel r. fencs ~ ne Vest
,oftN " rOr-crY GEORGE Y DANIELS
''''' General Manager G;en--si Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
CYCLOMETER

\ GItLIN-
wIcH wHEELMENs sEXTr PLET-A
CHEAP WHEEL As
CYCIOMETER
VIII r. Ptman is 10 he the referee OF the night
races to be held at Olympia Park. One-hundred-
and-thrty y-ifth-st and Lenox-ave tonight The
other officials all competent and well-known
wheelmen and the contests will be conducted in
the same manner were those held last Thursday
night As most Of the races Will be for short dis
tances. and many OF the best riders OF district
have entered. excellent sport should result Riders
can reach the track via Central Park and along
I.enox-ave.. while the general public take the
Sixth Ninth ave elevated roads. and Broadway
Lexington or Lcnox ave. cable cars FOrdham
and Morris Heights cars.
Tho Greenwich Wheemen purchased a sextupet
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
sEIDL CONCERT PROGRAMMES

The Seidl concert al Brighton Beach this after
az $40 o'clock Will be Of a popular nature
The programme will be longer than usual and
Moszkowsk will occupy the principal place.
March Persian. strauss
William Tel
M MoszkOpskl
Of the Lion. .KOntsky
Overture FRA DldNolo AuDer
Slegfried and he Bird Wagner
Ballet Music Il Africane ................ Meyerbeer
1sJ Introduction and Flower Waltz 90 Saratand-
Double March Of GnOmes
In the evening at $40 o'clock. will be Wagner
Ijsz festival, the last cne OF the season.
Les Prelude" Symphonic Poem
Piano Concerto. fat. Plano. ............... l-szi
''Nazepps symphonic Poem.
Entrance VI Gods INTO Wahal. from
"Rheng0id."
TITO Of the Rhine Daughters. from The DUSK ,v.,.,
~ Gods '"e"'
Prom "P1rHifa.' March and thorUsts Of ne
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

Tho Greenwich Wheelmen purchased = sextuplet
recently, and members OF the club man IL nearly
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
SHEPARD AND TOWNS MAY MEET.

THE FORMER ASKED To DEBATE WITH THE LAT-
TER ny BRYAN AND sEwALI. CLUB NO. !.
prvan and SewaI Club No. last night invited
Edward NJ Shepard to debate publicly the issues
of TN, campdibn with It's president Miraoeau H.
Towns The invitation was in response 10 a le''e'
from Mr.. Shepard in answer TO cha"e"se i'o'''
Mr. Towns
A., chanard,s letter was read by Secretary De
Kremen After saying that he thought his views
were well known. Mr. Shepard says
.T hesitate to consider the invitation as an of-
fetal one but ascrbe 1t 10 your own 1rlehdiy eih-
per toward me personally Had all the cluo oes'reo
a serious presentation Of the adverse side or the
,rosar, controversy and were disposed TO receive
e. natientIv should have been strongly inclined
to make the address. ! have known OF no cam
naien In which II seemed to me that clear pres
entation Of the issues was more important ~
reach the result of truth. for what you anu
strive
Mr. De Vaudeville moved that Mr.. Shepard be
invited 10 debate with Mr.. Towns and hot dis
cussion was at precpitated.
Henry A Goulden declared the whole proceeding
70 he buncombe lie admitted that Mr.. Shepard
might send false" arrow OF conviction INTO the
hrain of some member OF the club.
President Towns resented the word "buncombe'
and said he did not want the club to go on record
as being afraid OF Edward NJ. Shepard
Senator p II McNulty wanted 1t 10 be a discus
,o betueen three sound money orators and three
The losers TO give $3.50 to the winners This propo-
sition was rejected UNANIMOUSLY
Richard r. Hinton said the club could not back
ont and that he individually would meet anybody
on earth. ,., iii, -
orendment selecting a committee to draft rules OF
debate Messrs. Hinton. De Vaudeville, McNnlty
and Graham were appointed on the committee
Al the opening Of the meeting. which was held
al Apollo Hall reports were made concerning the
organixa ton Of clubs In the various wards Presi
dent Towns gave his experience OF = trip up
through Rensselaer,. Duchess and Saratoga coun-
Ties He said that Mr.. Bryan had agreed to speak
in brooklyn shortly after September 20 and that
he would speak here his way 10 the New Eng
land states and In New-York on his return. Tho
club must he prepared he said, for a grand demon
straton but IL must confer with the Democratic
General Committee This committee he would now
welcome az brothers. as It had declared for the
candidate lie said that he would even let the COM
mittee play first hdde in the Bryan demOnstra
ton and there tears In his voice AS he spoke
SIIEPARDITE DELEGATES TO SYR RtCcSE.
The Shepardite delegates TO the State Conven-
tion OF gold Democrats held meeting last night.
Three Of the delegates resigned and their places
were Immediately filled. The delegates will go TO
tho State Convention at Syracuse about seventy
I've strong They will start on Sunday, on the
Rqi
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13
Personal.

Professor Buck, the recently elected
president of the Baptist Female College,
at Lexington, Mo-, has, since his appoint
ment OF that position, been rendered the
chair OF natural sciences in the university
OF the state of Washington. He has de-
eide TO remain in Lexington.
The Earl of Ashburnhams books and
manuscripts. perhaps the most precious
private collection in all the world, is
about to encounter the perils of a battle
OF the auction room. The bibliophiles of
Europe and America alike will watch its
rate with the keenest interest.
-Signor Manuel Garcia, the teacher of
Jenny Lind, Catherine Hayes and Nine.
Marchesi, began his end year last Tues
DAY. Signor Garcia is still hale and
hearty and instructs private pupils in
London. His debut in New York took
place seventy years ago. He retired from
the stage in 1929.
Lii Hung Chang amazed England-the
land of the briar "bull-dog''-by smoking
tobacco mot opium in an elaborate sill
yer water pipe, something between a sue
ton pump and a distiery, the object OF
which is to absorbed all the nicotine II
is said to be subject to the disadvantages
of a liability of sucking up water instead
of tobacco smoke, and of going out every
minute or two, so that it consumes more
time than rolling and smoking cigarettes
which, says the Springfield Republican
has perhaps contributed more than the
use of the silver standard to keep south.
ern and eastern countries in a state OF
financial depression.