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New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
SAYS HE WAS DEFRAcDED or PROPERTY

Israel Dcufsch . saloonkeeper ~ so II Essex .
New-York who II unable 70 read English. says h.
was dcIrauded out OF hts store by very simple
trick Yesterday he hogan an action In mo Su-
preme Court against Joseph III. .htenstein and his
wife Rebecca Llchte1stein. and Michael SilNerman
Deutsch alleges that H. and Joseph Licht' nsiein
agreed 70 exchange their property. Iicht,nsein 70
take Deutsch's store and Dcuisch i.ichisnsi"in'~ i
zeal estate at No al Rockaway-sve Brooklyn
Deutsch IN addition. was 20 give 70 lichtenstein
g. lpJ i'm cash Iichtenstens house and. lot being
valued at 500 on August II Deutsch gay" 10
IJchtensein a bill OF sale Of the store. and Lichten
stein and his wife executed deed purporting to
convey the RoCkaway-ave. property to Deutsch.
which they said they would have recorded. peutsch
says the deed made In favor OF Micnael Silver
man and that he did not md that out until after
II was recorded lie says tnat Lichtenstein took
advantage OF his inability 10 sead English 20 cheat
and defraud him He IL suing 10 have the deed de
clared void nd cancelled and have the Iichtru-
stems execute proper deed
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
~ EASY MARK" F0R THE PRISONER.

John Victory. Of No. go Gates-aye., who admitted
taat he had served time in Elmira. and earns at
last par, u his living truck driver, was ar
ia'gned IN the Gates Avenue Police Court yester-
cay charged with purloning "a gold watch. chain
md charm from John n. Beach. Of No. IL" Bed
lJrd-ave Victory said that Beach lent him the
watch and accommodatingly fastened II on his
Waistcoaf This happy act Of friendship TOOK
b.ece. according 70 Victory in Hogan's Hotel no
i.5Z4 Broadway. when both OF them were In mel
low condition IN Sunday From the Motel they
went 9. athletic clubrOOms near by and had spar
ring match. and then TO another hotel. ~here they
lad more drinks and where Victory lost Beach
Justice L. mon after hearing both sides heId lC-
icry in s. rc0 ban for the Grand Jury. . -,
you are an easy mark. Mr. Beach, salo te
Justice .
Il ar dead easy mark Your Honor replied Mr'
Bach but was not drunk.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BABY PLAYED WITH BANKNOTES.
THEY WERE WRAPPED UP IN A RAG AND
HAD BEEN LOST IN THE STREET


The cautious people who pass by purse filled
with good money April Fools Day. for fear 1t
may be a decoy. had something like that ex-
pericnce repeated in Fourteenth-st. on Sunday.
The day before Mrs. Ferguson. Of No. 279 Four
teenth-st received $3.50 from her son to deposit
for him in the bank Mrs. Ferguson reached the
bank after the early closing hour and. with the
she arrived there she horror-strcken on find
ing that her precious parcel was missing.
Several boys playing ball i'm the street near her
home found rag bundle that afternoon. and
played ball with II. Growing tired of this. they
tossed the rag ball aside Then along came oscar
Waller. who the bundle and. picking il up,
handed II in kindness OF heart to two-year-old
a nice rag dolly The little appreciated her
gift and for several hours talked to It and put IT
10 sleep. children wont 10 do with both
reputable and disreputabe dolls. When II came
time for supper. her father stepped out and, pick
ing her up carried her, rag dolly and Az. into the
house. He did not appreciate the paythlng as
II IN the coal bucket when he felt something
cracke. Opening it, he was greatly amazed when
= large roll of bills dropped out.
Mr. Waller likewise startled. but. with pres
cnce Of mind. promptly put in claim for half OF
the find. inasmuch he had presented II TO Baby
Mclaughlin. pointed and personal argument
followed, which wound up with Mr.. Mclaughlin
giving Mr. Waller 800 They had been so loud In
their arguing. however, that Mrs. Ferguson. their
neighbor, attracted TO the scene. She was re-
medately put in a claim for the roll. which she
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
now ..S4u, FTGTRED IT OFT

THE PROBLEM WAS DEEP ONE bJl TIE ht
suit WAS ASTONISHING.
ri,,is Samuel Cole is one OF the brisnte~t pupils
IN the school Of Thomas Hapgood VINO t'A'h'r h
ro,g Island town several miles from BrooN'n
Sar,,,eI f. = darkey black as a lump OF coal. and
u,fh grasp for mathematics FAR beyond his years
sam" shines on Original problems. and. hc-
,crd,ng 10 the story told recently hy fello"
,oUnsn,an Schoolmaster Hapgood will use more
care i'm the future when giving problems - sam
than he did on one occasion lust befor" vacation
time.
T. was a hot afternoon and Sam was caught
d-handed In the act OF putting a bent pin 10
the sea, OF 4 comrade The boys sudden yell ere
ated a disturbance. and Sam Nas tod 20 stay
after school. The schoomaster = opposed To cor
poral chastlsement So. In the Way ot PUNISH
ment he gave out problem
sam said ne when you hnish the example
I am going to give to YOU you can 20 home And
II YOU ever cut up that way again Il break my
rule and you"
Yes sab
"Now. sar suppose a cat fall down nf,y-
foot well It tries TO climb OUT. and every time Il
crawls up two feet IL falls back four teet. 10"
long will IL take that cat TO reach the surface
Yes san Thats ha'i sum. but J reckon kln
The schoolmastor sat down and began TO enter
tain one % the village pastors who had lhst com"
M want To- keep that boy busy . while" said hc
sam took his SLATE and began hgurinA. he
filed one SID and began on me Other. hait ns pns'
four came. and N" schoolmaster 'houeh' SNH
sam said H.. how arr. you coming OUT
The darkey looked troubled.
Mist Hapgood'" ne exclaimed 'Jst YOU wait
II III have dat cat IN HI u bout foh minutes.
Ny soul ejseul"tsed tnr minis,er IbS .cs,
b. haVin SEQ chin tfne.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.

Jonn victory o. 40 sss Ga'es-a,e. was arrested
last week by Iriectiy. Miller. OF the kalph-avs
police station. charged Win grand larceny Sun
day morning Victory wa in Hoasns saloon ~
Broadway and Hancock-si.. when ne met John
Beach Of No IL I.ner~on-ave Mr Beach bods
a responsible position m the Brooklyn Navy YARD
and his brother IS 70 captain IN the service bescn
had been drinking. and exhibited a goid "atcn
which Nictorv 1du,lr,d Beach said mat II cost
Ns and taking on told Victory 10 wear y TOT
few minutes 10 ho~ ~ looked on him. re dlo
so and while r possession - it disappeared from
the place Wher arrested ne had the watch ana
chain on mis- person VI xili Dc arrsignef to-dsy
in the Gates 4 AF"nu" Police court.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
SHE WAS EMMA OSWALD.
TIE WOMAN WHO KILLED HERSELF ON '"f
O. II NORTHAM IDENTIFIED -
RR- --OKLYN RESIDENT.

The woman who committed suicide oV taNin-
narfs green while on the steamer @ u Nor'h'"'
hound for New Haven. Friday. nas been pos''lV'
iv Identified by means Of letter which Was '''"i
IN hey satchel She was Miss Emma oswald o' "'''
.itv tut her hom. cannot be found pa"h''"'N
ha,rinp the name OF RAYMOND. Of No % pousiass
st was also founG IN tho sstcheL The rhe "'l''n
yas the article pswned vas pledged Oh August =
a, th. store Of j. Harris Son OF NO - 'o"''-H'
NJ Harris has Identified tho ticket. but r"m"rp'rS
no details of tho transaction and does no' p'""''
no could Identify tho person who pa"n"" the t'lR
A, Va N Douxlass-st. no one knew any on" hF '''
,,r,e of Oswald. The woman is SAID 10 nave o"'h
i, tho emplov % the Spencer optical company J"
Maiden Lane New York for several years bu' h"'
not worked there for year The bookke"i"r AT th''
,l,ca .aid he was unable to tell vher" IN" woman
bad boarded ana refused 10 maxi known wh're sIle
hoa r,y4l while IN their employ. James Nhii"; a orr
,nau of the firm OF Aiken Lambert l""'l''7,, a.,
Ten York was said 10 have known me "onan "
White could not be found at his address al No
175 Wtlloughby-st. yesterday. The sirl VITO .-
swercd The ,ioor said that no such man Nrd inri'
IT, a disnatct from New Haven u was al"geh .hh'
rhoras / Hunter OF Brooklyn, had given 20 ~ -
ic,i Examirer White some information IN r.Kard 10
,ba yvorar and her Brooklyn connection. 10 En'h
raroe can be found in tho BROOKLYN directory no"
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
PUBLIC WORKS STOPPED.
No MONEY IN THE CITY TREASURY tt
PAY on CONTRACTS
SECTION 40 > OF THE PIPE CONDUIT CANNOT
sr: BEGUN --NTIL AFTER WATER con

SECTION <o = OF THE PIPE CONDUIT rANNof
Br BEGUN .-NTIL AFTER WATER ''N-
sTRucrIoN IoNDs ARE @oi.D
Work il almost AT a standstill IN tn" city Work
Department Not only Is the construction o "sP'
and other pavements and OF He"'rs "eu ~ -
nothing can be done toward the construction oi
sec,ion No > OF the important additional pipe con
du,t until water construction bonds are so'" III
September ,.,,
rba cortr,c, for this work Il will be remembered
as awarded about month ago 10 Johh "icN''''''
a well-known contractor at his bid OF "s"'' ~"
,roller Palmer has not yet certified that th"fe y
none IN the city treasury to pay FOR this contract
and untu such certifcati tion is received 'he CD"
tractor OF course. cannot proceed VIII me "o'
The Controller is unable TO certify ha' Nn''e =
money for this work FOR the good reason 'h"' '"'
T. no money available for such plrpo-e' '''' w
not he until September Is at least. when some N"'e'
construction bonds will be offered FOR SAFE.
A, tbe clos. Of last year the Board OF Aldermen
,,horizad IN. issuance Of 81 $4,000 of water CON
struc,lon bonds hut these bonds were not oHt'eu
for sale in July a. Il was learned 'he' '"e ny
bonds were not saable at that time.
The necessary delay In selling th'sr oo'"~ "'
nut Contractor McNamee IN p dlhcut pl"''. i'S
contract REQUIRES that the section oi th- 'oh'""
ha e,,shed within fourteen months from the un'e
,h, tho work begins II likewise provides mat
IN. erst three miles Of conduit be nnisNe' WIN
In four months II the bonds are not sofa
until the middle Of September. Mr. McNAfnee ca"
hope for only two and a half mon'ns o' .'e
Li,d of weather that j. necessary Tor hee'nE
~ tho earth So Will probably oe absolutely I'M
nosshie for him 20 live up To this provision OF his
contract Tho people Of Brookyn may "hIa s"ls -
suY.r because o. the bad market Tor tti' 80 o
municipal bonds by tho fact that II may De lll.s
sble 10 complete the section next fali oe'or" Whit
section No oi this conduit Is about On. g mn
long extending from Spring Creek 70 thr hsS
nngine-house Its construction rs nearly hilSh,u
section No extends from Spring reeK Il 10 W. ir
Miiburn engine house and Is about hfte"n mics ~
inngth I, il the easiernmOs. Of thee mies t'a'
must ne completed in four months ne f,e
This additional conduit Is needed not tor soiie IL
future supply Of water nut now III order 10 !,oe,
,he reausirc conduit capacity for me prtT'n, W a.
consumpton OF the city and for the min--Ga'e "a, ~,
veionmenf OF the existing watershed ne 49, 49,
rhe work is one OF such magnitude thaf II W. p'
necessary for Mr. McNamee 10 put up con- r. -
ion building before he begins IN" ""'h MS
makes an additional loss OF time
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
,,oroR VEN Must PAY TAXES.

Denutv United States Revenue Collector Nlnir'
j. prcparing for a roundup OF the de'i,lq"e". ~
tail liquordeaiers at Coney is'anu. i"' IT,
- ,a,.otv dealers vino have not paid The annual
covernmeut tax and their policy seems 10 De wal
Inc 10 see what the Government Is gong 10 ~
ahout IT. MI Kinney said yesterday th't III AZ"
dition 10 the delinquent me oi si- ~, '"' a
~, "a, ,,ouh,adlv he prosecuted In this case some
~ tbs men Will find themselves IN serious uVuntI
The penalty, II the men ere tounu su,'' S,op from
~ ,nonths TO two years and ne varying tiO, ,,
s,1 go ~, e. 900 The Revenue Ofiice VIII wthou.
siV, ,rsConmend harsh measures for some ol
,bsss men IL they do not have sufncient
for having delayed se,uenen' WIN ''''
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
TUESDAY,,
AUGUST Is, 1895.
~ THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
~ ExcIrrNn RUNAWAY.

\ spirited horse, owned by Frank ioert ne o's-
and driven by Tony stark sixteen years Old OF w
3l Evergreen-ave became frightened al usn v"
the Long Island Railroad az A'lantc-@'e ah' ".~-
haitian crossing last evening and ran away d.
aides voung STARK a woman with her infant chho
was IN the wagon The horse ran through """a ~
Place 20 Fulion-avc. where he took 10 the Sias~'H
scattering men women and children 70 places !"
safety After running Tor a block aions 'he s'"e
walk the anina again got into fh' street Ah"
when Broadway and Stone-ave was r"acheu 'ns
wagon came into collision with the csrriasr OF W
J. J. Ashley Of No ts Gresns-ave The doctor sne
his coachman were In the carriage, ana ooth VII
thrown 10 the street and N" carriage wrecked u
Ashley received fracture of tho iett sngul'sr =,
the fan his coachman escaping unhurt ne horse
still continued bis maddened run wiih 1o1ns
Stark the woman and child stii IN me Nen'cs
After running two more blocks tho wagon bhmpec
into one IN which was 4 schultz stark MAS thtoNh
10 the street by this collision and received seN'fs
bruses Before tho animal had gone another block
Mounted Policeman Babendon. Of the fhlpn-aFe
station captured him. The woman ana chin ssrs
10
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
.,oqBER CHAPTER OF THE cHARfhn'

William G. Dewitt was al MS o,".. ,ha r.Xt
W, ,'.,,,,,o yesterday. and said that the next
".'u ',.r ~ the Greater New-York charter was IN
,h@ hands Of the printer and would be ready ior
,he nress within a day or so. He san 'ha' ne s
goine 20 have no conflict with Messrs' 10" A''u
butcher on the subject OF dIaiuhs "e 49, ard
.,, roo,,ers He will draft chapter, ana
- / o,, and butcher will make an exhaustive
S,dy Of the subject and report 70 the smofofn
mttiSe in September. The char1el 1h. M. SeaIth Of
t"eisHsn, Corporaton Counsel Dean VINO mas DSe. zen
ssrjng Mr. Dewitt has broken DOWN anu ins !, 1 q
~ for him 10 10 the noun ans ~.
ecnnerafe Nj Dewitt hopes TO compete n's WI"
i,v September IL.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
TECHNICAL DESIGNING TO BE TAUGHT


\ conulete course i'm technical designing has been
added 10 the curriculum of the Brooklyn ATT Schooi
Of tho BROOKLYN Art Association and the BROOKLYN
r.s,i,ut. of Arts and Sciences. This field opens A
wide range. for artistic work. Numberless manu-
factured articles are decorated by artistic designs
which arc reproduced from drawings. wall papers
csrnots metal works. illustration. hlum'naVon
stained glass and ceramic designing VIII oe so'iS
of the branches this subject which Will be taken
-, sreci.l artists will be engaged TO teach each
branch After q two years course in general orna-
rnent the pupil may enter any branch OF decorative
designing which lie may prefer or for WHICH ne mas
- go, talent Joseph IL Boston wii haNs a
ciass in cast drawing. and Walter Shirlaw VIII o.
rect life sketches The history OF design n'StorIc @
vii be taught by Miss s. O. Co.ter These ciassss SIS,
vii he held ia the Ovington Buhd'ng' no 80 u'-
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
BR. DASHIELL At THE NAVY YARD.

TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Affairs have been comparatively quiet ai the
NaNy Yard since the accident. although the arrival
Of Assistant Constructor Dashiell from Washing
fon mad" little ripple Of excitement yesterday.
Some of The officials disclamed any knowledge or
bis mission. but in company with Assistant ton
sfrucior Hibbs he made tour OF the yard yes
i@rlay visiting tho stone dock and inspecting the
Unfortunate Ericsson and the damaged caisson.
Those who familiar with Mr.. IIibbs's testimony
before the court of inquiry may regard inc Nlslt
~ the Washington official and his Inspection OF
nc ward under the guidance Of this particular con-
.fructOr significant
Tie monitor Terror left the island wharf at a.
N. Yesterday 10 join the feet at TompkinsVllle
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
10 Build KITCHENS AT KINGS PARK.

N order 10 do away with the necessity OF con-
veying food for 36S insane patients AT the cottages
at Kings Park from kitchen half mile away
The state Charities Board has had plans drawn
;or brick kitchens In the rear OF cottages NoS'
q. T. "A and IT, respectively. Food VII! be trans
ported from kitchen 10 cottage through tunnels.
In this way the patients will have hot Wands a'
svery meal The Kitchens will be finished by Janu-
airy. Tho Board recognizes the fact mat IL VII pe
compelled within a short time TO provide al hlhBS
Park for the LOO additional patients now IN the
Flatbusb institution As a starter, seven new two
tory cottages viii be built south OF cottages NOS
3 ard L.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
RAJ ESTATE
~ lMroRrANr Partition SALE TO nE HSLn
~EXr WEEK TIRE LIST oF RE-
CORDED MORTGAGES


SENT WEEK rHE LIST pF hH
. .,,..
'btIifs' M'flFN'f-
...-... .. ,,uov.
'hN one sac va ''P'''' f'
cd. p-aF ~ ~ k.sU ~
~ ,a. Z, 80, - tlxg9 fnsi2g : Bsfflnx %
-. s--yis- rr,rfgag4 s. So DO
"a, .. ~. a..
on Sepf-rnber =. Jere Johnson Jf, WA nave q" ~"
-. ,,-,ifi,r sale consisting of i27 loi- on Ken.
P''''' ,.... ra-Lu.v Tsf. nropeyt,
s,nEt0a Heignf- aI' '''A" -'N"'
can p. e,sil, reached D., the following hh'r. Na~sNu
. -, p,,Lu.v Prospect PARK and coney
foiu 20 49,. - MINIMUM Beach Railroad "a
isiaii' g. ff,,t..-.or pesc, Railroad 20 Avenue q
~, - - ,,'.,.l and Cfil,er'- road % Ken
aill ".
sing on -la,.D. ...-s .-. ,...o.
The recorder thiS''
. .. - Ia q, . ~ oth-ANe i7Aiy
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
WANTS TO SUE on HIS CONTRACT.

rpor-pr.r OVER THE CANAL AND BASIN AT THE
NEW SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB HOUSE
Alonzo E Smith the contractor who built the
canal and basin for the new Seawanhaka Yacht
club house oyster Bay. wants to sue the ciuo
for his money The negotiations preceding the con-
tract were conducted by Charles Z. Wetmore. q
member of thu club. Smiths lawyer. Henry a.
Nonfort obtained an order from Justice Clement
70 examine Wetmore before referee. with view
Of bringing an action recover E2i7 81 alleged TO
he due on the contract and for $3.50 alleged dam
ages for causing the work 10 be delayed. hester-
day Wetmore's attorney moved before Justice Good
rrh 10 set the order aside saying that II was OBJ
rained merely for fishing purposes.
Wr Norfort said Smith wanted to know who were
behind Wetmore and authorized him 10 enter into
,bs contract II WetmOre wanted 10 act fairly he
should have revealed the names OF his associates.
Decision vas reserved.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
4 FIRE ENGINE BREAKS DOWN.

Fire engine No. :. from the engne-nOuse In Pearl
St. near Concord-s, broke down a. 80 O'Clock
last evening when returning from a slight fire IN a
laundry in Hoyt-s,. near Fulton. When crossing
Fuon-st at Jay-st. the the right front wheel
came on letting the wheel slip IN the axle The
engine going rapidly a. the time and the
ir.ter was unniured. The damage 20 the engine WAS
slight
The engine fell Oh the tracks of the Smith AMI Jay
trolley line. and stopped travel here for nearly
Trafic the Brooklyn Heights line IN
Fuiton-st not Interrupted although passing cars
nearly grtZel the axle of the left mind wheel.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
He DID NOT KILL HIMSELF.
TIFF: DEATH OF oRvr1Lg r SMITH WAS DIE 10
NATURAL CAUSES

T.
NATURAL CAUSES.
The following self explanatory letter has been re-
ceiyed.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Kindly permit 10 recuiy lis stdteHLei.
made IN Saiurday mornings Tribune 10 the effect
that the death Of Orvle T. Smith. whose body was
found on Friday afternoon at Atantic-ave ana Bed
FORD Place was caused by carDolic acid poisoning
The Coroners fury after thorough ifVestlgatl tloh
NJ All the circumstances attending the death deter
mined he cause OF death be tuberculosis and inter-
ma hemOrrhage. .,,.. M, 4,
The theory OF suicide advanced by ne police ana
hospltai authorities based on the discovery OF a
botle which mad originally contained carbollc aclo
living fully fifty feet away from the body
The statement made by Detective Moran tnat me
dead man had taken out several patents which had
proved worthless and had been burden on MS
pviss's parents was absolutely without founda ton
He was Ingenious and OF an inventive mnd. he IN
vented A machine for sorting and wrapping orange,
but dii not place .t the marke, because OF the
destruction Or last years orange crop ON tne nts.FF
frost AN mn . 'i'|'''''''
No % Brevoort Place Brooklyn
The writer Of the article. az u usual m sucn cases
w.s largely guided by the police returns, ana the
erro~ was IN no chargeabe 10 careless reporting
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
NO BRT4N FOR THE II.
MEMBERS OF THE BROOKLYN CENTRAL LABOR
UNION TABLE A RESOLUTION FOR 4
RATIFICATION MEETING.

Brooklyn Bryanites had an unpleasant experience
on Sunday which they have attempted TO keep out
Of the nsvspapers II became known, however in
spit. Of them. District Assembly No. 20. X. OF L.,
surface railroad employees, selected three repre-
sentatives Messrs Dugan. Giblin and Bolton. ana
instructed them 70 call upon the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union to seek its cooperation tn arranging
for A big Bryan ratification meeting The Labor
Union delegates treated the proposition with
marked coldness. and. after a brief discussion
voted BY big majority TO table resolution III
favor OF the action for three months This was.
the delegates explained. the simplest ana most ei-
fectiye way to inform the Bryanites that their
proposition would be defeated at any time II might
he e
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
.,lrGsp SHORTAGE or PosTHAsrER.

Jacob l.. Van wickien postmaster AT Richmond
aiii in queens County. Long Island. was arrested
Yesterday morning by Deputy United states Mar
shal Eyarts on "A charge Of appropriatng TO his own
use sI79 ~ OF Government funds. Van Wicklen's
shortage was discovered by George W Beavers. q
postoffice inspector. when brought before United
States Commissioner Morle Van Wi,klen pleaded
Dot guilty lie ssid his shortage ~es dus TO an
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
4 sAr.ooxKErpERs SUICIDE

conrad Meede . saloonkeeper a. NJ 81 knicker-
bocker-av. committed suicide last evening In his
APARTMENTS over tho saloon by shooting himself ~
the right temple with s2-callbre revolver Death
wa instantaneous Mcsde RAD been brooding Tor
some time over tho ia ad ru~nes~ he wa~ doing, an"
AT times no acted a. fhough he was dementeo
After eating his supper last night ne went 20 inc
front room. after taking ~ revolver from IN.
bureau drawer and took his NE Wis wife Ans
children heard 'he -ho'. bu' ho vas dead netors
they reached him
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT
r.a ssegates OF the Democratic party IA Kings
ut, or the Shepard Democracy. will hold
.,sns in the Clarendon Hotel tomorrow even
=. The meeting has been called at the request
Irdwari NJ Shepard. and it will be held pri-
.r,y Tor the consideration OF matters relating
81 the Sound Money Democratic Convention at
syracuse In calling his followers together. Mr..
shepard aid no; tell them the exact nature OF the
h,sness 10 be transacted. but IL is known that he
has matters Of Importance TO place before them.
The state delegates will be those VINO were
sent 10 the last Democratic state Convention, but
Who were no; admitted to the hall 1t was de-
cjded 10 reeiect The old set 4 delegates because
n the time permitted 10. action IL would not have
been possible 70 90 through The ordinary course of
choosing delegates without hurrylng matters
,,ore thaa would have be,7 wise When the
delegates reacn Syracuse oT possibly before that
,jr,e tho, will sclec thu len men who VIII repre-
sant KINGS County ir the National Convention at
Insianapolis Five OF tho men viii, II is said. he
.;errrs Erosfe, Peabody. 4 Augustus H"aly John
u Scheiat. Jacob Van WICK and ST. Clair Nc
xelN2y Nfr shepard himself viii go to the In
rianaDoiis Convention as cclegate-at-aree 1t
: probable that large uumhe. Of Shepardites
win accompany the ten delegates TO indianapolis
The itinerary for the trip has been arranged and
announced 80 IN. delegates. The delegation will
leave Weeh4Wkeu on SUNDAY noon and will ar
rive in Syracuse early in the evening. Monday
will be given up 10 the convention in Syracuse
and the start Will 10 made from Syracuse in time
u arrive ir Indianapolis a. - O'Clock on Tues
<Ay morning
The decisive victory for sound money in the
General Committee meeting on Friday evening
has given additional confidence 10 the party lead
ers. " no ara now fully authorized 10 join forces
with the Souni Money Democrats from other
parts of this SAFE and the Nation in putting
second Democratic nominee n the field
The report that Mr. shepard is probable can
diate for NiCe-Presldent on the Indianapolis
i' kat is denied bv prominent leaders IN the party.