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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
NEW-YORK CENTRAL CAB Sh"' IT,
RUBBER-rIRED VEHICLES WITH LiVERiHp pN''
rRs-rHE HAWKING OF CABBlEs sToFrEp

p1.RRrR.r1REp VEHICLES WITH LIvERlEp DRl'-
rps-rHE HAWKING OF CABBlEs sToFrEp'
The new cab service az the Ne~-forK 'eh.i"'
Railroad was put into operation yes'erdaN in'S
system OF cheap cabs promises 10 become qu'e
,onular and al the -ane time dispense VIII 0"e
Of the most noisy and irritating nuisahces
a. the Grand Central Station Inc 'u'n
~ a cheap cab service was started %
,be PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. and ihe. win
snch large patronage that Tho oreials OF
no New-York Genital at once followed N" eAHll-
pie For years the noisy and inces- "a ~
~ cabnen has greeted every one on ledNiHE We
Stafjon These cahmen are not only yociierouS,
fhev even grab Fold Of and pull passengers arouhI
in their wild endeavor 10 get fare me new
svs,em makes an end OF this nuisance ana II !"
Inossjoe FOR d passenger TO pass out OF the sta,
ion without running a gantet o, persistent anu
hoarse voiced drivers. 49,. ,., .,r
,ire shows that care mas been exercised IN inc
ocrinrnent The vehicles are rLbber-tlred ana nave
al modern improvements. Tire panels are painted
In olive green tic wheels and running gear III
iiei,ter green and the bodies In black me IN
tstriors arc Upholstered with thu best ciotn Inc
drivers are neatly iivcred. and schedule OF price.
~ hung In a conspicuous place. The service -
,,rder The direction of the Nestcot Express COM
nm The entire city has been cut in sections.
snd priccs for ore passenger range from twenty
Ave cents TO a dollar. The vehicles consist OF cans.
hansoris four-wheelers and omnibuses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
A New Antiseptic That De-
stroys the Germs OF
Disease
Which Cause Catarrh, Catarrhai Dea'"esS
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds
and Asthma.
Natures Own Remedy-scken ]" '""
You Breathe-Endorsed by over '"re0
Thousand Physicians Hnd he"
Thousand Well Known
Persons.
A GUARANTEED CURE.

Tina. III. new serniciae ''Hyomef is
~ as,.ss ~ IN. air passages and lungs cn no ohs
b. doubted Although comparatively new p'-p
TO the public has been since us oisco'e', 80
ears ago NOR, thoroughly tested by the medoa' po
atom than any remedy kaown. The results %
,o.,. have hesn astonishing In truth 20 corVh0"s 80
~. nroo,s shown that every bottle OF 'tiyonei mas
has, Guaranteed by the manu;ac.sirer, ana 'o'.
s.,ra,ry IN. fact that twenty thousana 1885,
are bsr, sold monthly the number OF persons w"o -
Cor return Of their money has not averaged Two !"
.,,r,v davs During the past twelve months 'i''s -
Tan ,,onsana testimonials have been receive" i'o" -
.,a wor,en tbrou ahout the country who nave oes"
~, ..Iyouei" They come from such wen-kho~n pov
=. So Henry Irving Rev. Or. J. ". Farrar. ~ ~ 49,
,y,. Pros = B. Andrews. Brown University ro"s.
man Wilson; z. " Yard. Mayor. Trenton ~ D. ~ A-
u,on Price Philadelphia and others OF equa' p ~
All those testimonials have been freely gwen wI' a..
-, rhs s,,cce.s u ''Hyomei' has been truly "o""s'
o., ", xhs, compared with the methods OF uea.n.sa
row IN use the reason Of its great SUPERIORITY -
- =. ,rv intelligent person. While one ms'"oa w
ss, IN irving ~ force solutions OF strong o'1s' NV
. -. a,d lungs by such artificial means Is sp'.y.
s,.,.. and a,omizers the other. "Hyomei' u "..ss
rr cure taken with air you breathe rea1"'"s ~ 49,
r,r,s affected killing the germs OF d'SsS
,,d bringing such relief TO the SUFFERER as ca" " ~
other way - -,.,.v r,f,nAeA.
80. ho,,,s ia guaranteed TO relieve or money
..ryyonel" Inhaler Outfit 800 Extra oo.'s.
., .nc .IIvom.r' Balm. wonderful nea.e' -
"a, >. obtained OF your druggist. at ONCE u "
p,r,nIs,s consultation and advice free. sor 'wS
,r,,,on rsv,rsne guarantee call at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
FIRST BLOOD FOR BOSTON
THE TEMPLE CUP sERItS OPENED IN
FINE STYLE.
BALTIMORE rEGAN LIKE \ WINNER ANp EMBED

BALTIMORE rEGAN LIKE \ WINNER AID ENpED
ONLY ONE ars r-HIvD HER RIVAL
TIE CANE FINISHED 81 TWILIGHT.
Boston. DC: THE now champions took the first
game iu the Temple Cup series to-day. defeating
Baltimore In n close contest through a combination
Of timely hts and daring hass-rnnlns. assisted "y
darkness IN the last two in.res Neither team
showed championship form. THc Orioles nnt'ed
Nichols cut y: thr box Tho same ended In the
dusk. the umpire keeping tie players ~ 1t ANT"
some tine aft.r sundown.
The weather perfect. mid indian summer
day with 10 wind and clear atmosphere. one
Of the biggest crowds Of tho year turned OUT. Ill
Guiding the famous 'rooters" and two bands Inc
enthusiasm when the home team took the lea"
in the sixth iarns was almost unprecedented on
the South End grounds Culy two bases weT'
allowed biz, into tn" crowd al lett h''"' ''''
this initiated against the vieit-rs.
Jennings was easily tho st-r OF tie game. rs
batting being terrific while bis work ~ short va
much better than tlat Of his rival. Long f'r
the home team Captain Dufy led in hitting ana
base-ruining Hamilton ;ock two flies in centre
fell the dead
Baltimore started tho game Xix" a winner. pO"''-
ing Nichols hard. Before the. home team realized
II four runs had come over the plate. B5s'oi'
however. equal ID ths occasion. IheS h''
Nops just az hard and scored three runs. IN the
second inning Baltimore went on ~ short o'He''
ana Boston could not score. baltimore added one
I'm the third through the fire batting Of N'H y
and Re,z. Long hunted wei. in tie fourth ana
scored on Bergen single and an ont bo'h t.ains
scored two runs in th" nth. the visitors throuF'
hard raps by Jennings Kelley. stencil ana 10y -,
and Loves p.1T throw. ana ihc NOME ''d'" ny
ara some daring aS"-fdnnnE
Then the VISITORS started in to cNncn Tue s"iii".
McCiraw. Jenr.nss. kelley and Doyle all hit sale
and hard. and out lor nnc Nc.E on Ions : pii'
moro than three runs wou.G have been scor.
The hon, team. however. Was lot dsmaycd. ~,
coYraseG by The root"rs. tn'y .undrd NVgs 80, 90
the field ana by taking drS9ertte -.,i,i ~
scored hye runs. taking the lead FOR The Ass' 'l'e
in The game. 49,, ,,.o,.b
Tie Visitors forged ahead again IN ne scVeh ~
Lewis. who had taken Nichols place. ,''hE M,
n-rd Boston had a nrc Oh ince TO score, d ''.i.u
not quite connect. Then carle a Kick .o' ~,
game - he called. but although the sun was out
Of sigh. the play went on. Hamilton saNeu ~
game in tho eighth by two marve ou7 'atri.ts' a..u
then Boston went IL 10 wiz. i did not one "ns
for the TWO necessary runs 10 come over inc P'a''
and again tn. home team was ahead. =, H..
The last inning was h-,-un in the rapidly fatinS
twilight Tho Baltlmores tried hand 70 see me pa,'
and did succeed in making coup" o. rs.
strain much. however. and after Two M
struck out Long threw the last man oN' a. "'S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
CFYTiNyrS CLAIM AGAINST fhAN'H'

Washington. Oct. 4-The State Department mas
called on the United States Consul al Naples ior
q report OH the case of a naturaliZed America
citizen named James Centanni living IN Ne"ai"'
n. j. who claims an Indemnity OF 500" from 'e
Government of France for Illegal fnpfiso'n'v,',
Cenianni asserts that he arrested In Marsei'es
or a charge Of murder committed in Naples IL was
case Of mistaken identity. which fact was re-
veaieG Oh the prisoners offer 70 return 10 i'a'y
voluntarily Nevertheless, he asserts me Ie Nm
nrthorites instead Of releasing him. charged MN
with being Il Socialist and under this pretext heiu
MIN In confinement fer many ncnths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

THEIR norR CLOSED WITH \ TRIUMPH OVER THE
PIfL,DTLrHitHs.

Philadelphia. oct. 'speciah.-The E1shSh
cr,cke, team under r 2. Warner. brought Ns
American tour 10 close here to-day ana the W.
itors had ample revenge for their defeat OF "st
week for They scored a victory over tao fh'4t-
dephians hy scven wickeis. Tho day VA raiher
cold for cricket and the players IN their il'nn"ls
looked anything bat comfortable. while the sp'c-
tators shivcrod In overcoats and wraps. Tho play
had plenty OF vim and snap abou, H. nevertheless.
and while tho home team Was ~ the field with
hopeless task before II the men played as II mere
was every chance OF scoring victory
When slav ceased on Saturday the Phladelphlans
had scored 2iS for the lors OF wickeis. Their
innings was quickly brought to a. cnd to-day WIN
an addition OF runs leaving the Engl!-hmcn only
- necessary 10 win The visitors played chr"iiry
for these nut they lost ihre" ~ick"ts beiore
Iuncheon FOR D. and when J. r. Head and q. J.
i. ssoD resumed batting after the interval no on"
could tell what WAS going 10 happen. Jessop. now.
ever soon scc he question AZ rest Win some OK
his mig hitting and without the loss ~ another
wicket Philadeiphis's score was overcome and the
game was over. Jessop and Head were tn" no'-oui
men the former being credited with % and Head
with g.
Jouo,-trp 4. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
TIE AMERICAN THEATRE sOAO.
BOUGHT N AT AUCTION BIZ THE MoRrdAGEx.
ELLIOTT zBoRowsKL

sorGHr ~ AT AUCTION BIZ THE MoRrdAGEx.
ELLIOTT zBoRowsKE
The American Theatre property. at Forry-secono-
G, and Eighth-ave running back TO Forty-hrst-st.
wa. sold under foreclosure proceedings at the New
York Real Estate Saesroorn, NO. III 6roao"sy'
Yesterday There was only one bid for the prop
ertv. ard II was bought in by the plaintiff to me
action. Elliott Zborowsk. for about SE.s2S Tho
de,endan, was T. Henry French. the theatrical
manager With the theatre were sold me two
dathoIses which form part OF the building.
The story of the difficulties which caused =:
yJenry French 10 withdraw from the managemene
~ ,hs American Theatre is an old one. The thea
ire has not been prosperous for some time since
- became certain that Mr.. French would not con-
tnue 10 manage the house this year, Mr. Zoo.
roysk. and his busiress associate A. A MCCORMICK,
:be manager OF the Broadway Theatre and also
the president OF the Broadway Theatre Company.
~ which Mr. Zborowski IL the largest sto kholder.
have b. en- making efforts 70 secure suitable TEN
or. FOR the house Early In the summer western
,arn~ar arranged TO take charge 81 Il for the
resent season. but he soon changed his mind, and
he house has again been on the hands OF The
owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
FIRE INSURANCE RATES REDUCED.

Some important reductions In fire insurance rates
,avs heen made by the Fire Underwriters Tariff
Ass,ciatiou On about two hundred non-nreproof
anartment houses In New-York and about nfteeen
r,ors IN Brooklyn the rate has been reduced 20
- ION, 6 A. Reed the manager Of the tariff
as.oc,at,on. said the reduction was made on &C
.,rnt ~ the good record Of the buildings" The
ra,ss on a number OF charitable institutions are
70 De Ls ia The institutions affected Of
era the nrsHsD0 or pSsns:
.d before the passage Of the present building
laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
CUBAy AND MEXICAN MAIL CARRIAGE.

washington Oct. 4--The large contracts Tor
ocean carriage OF mails from New-York 10 Havana,
Cuba. and from New-Yorls to Tuspar. Mexico. ana
intermediate ports will be let bids to be opened
at O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon at the Postofiice
Department The contracts involve about 100000
per year altogether and the bidders will have the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
,,,y p0aDs refuse CONCESSIONS.

,,.s. Association has received letter
Tine Mel %,dueu chairman of the Western Pas
from ~ ,asocatIon. whose Headquarters are In Chi
senger ,ch he says that the Western lines after
caso' IN have decided that it would not
due to grant reductions in rates on ae
CONT OF limited attendance ,ssa y, ,u,,s, the
'G the early part and the rcd n nad Of to N have the
Merchah'' rr,hwestern roads pace on sale re-
Wesfn ckes cncsgo "a ara 81 gSis the the
tween the d.. he serond series OF excursions from
dates nxea territory The asso,a'on a, has he
ION, snee. ssful. but 1t proposes " "'e' ~
agitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
srorKg0LDERs' MEETING EyJ0IyED.

Justice Lawrence. Of the Supreme Court. yes'er
~ the application of counsel for Nicholas =.
.,.,,n a shareholder in the American Railway
Electric Light Company. granted preliminary
injunction restraining the eompany' possss and
NJ from voting on two thousand shares OF
-. - rho corporation at the annual meeting =
s held to-day from getting proxies 10 voIs me
pc he and from holding the meetinS UNTIL tne
stock. s are restored to the corporation and the
resent holders have fair opportunity 70 become
ond That Huntington wants to secure control OF
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
EXPORT BOUNTY on DUTCH SUGARS.

Washington. Oct. 4.-Assistant Secretary Howell
has issued Giro uar letter 10 customs officers
amending the order OF September %. 1897, and
planning that the export bounty paid on sugar by
the Netherlands Government amounting 10 80
forms per 100 kogrammes applies only 10 beet
sugars Although the sugar produced in Java, a
Dutch dependency. is exclusively cane sugar. the
Government does not pay an export bounty on II.
The hnal determination of the question OF coun-
tervans duties on Dutch sugars remains for fur
Their consideration. and Is not affected by to-days
circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN AT KALA
MAZOO

Kalamazoo Nich.. Oct. THE local plank track
today maintained its reputation as being one Ct
the fastest in the country In the half-mile hand''
can + W. Peaboy. OF Chicago. amateur. made
new world. record OF Loo l-6 a. c. Mertens. John
: Johnson and Earl Kiser, on triplet, likewise
made A worlds record for a mile. going the dis
,,rco ,n 1is 49, In the professional contests A. c.
,,,ons of Minneapolis and Nat" Butler. Of
Dostor nroved 20 be the stars OF the day The
former won the one-mile open professional IN
acsnerate finish with Butler while the latter won
,bs 'one-me handicap In hollow style. being many
,ar,ths In front OF Cooper, who was second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
the New-York and Cuba Mall

present contractor is the New-York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Company The performance Of the new
contract will begin Noveml.e! l. So far the au-
thoriiies have not been advised of any opposition
TO the present contractors bids though they BE-
lieve that there Will be some bids against that
company's when the time for fling eXnreS. There
competition when the present contract was
let five years ago. This service entails q heavy
loss the Government. The mileage paid that
company in the fiscal year 1895 for Sa5sD statute
miles travelled was $2C3.5S0 while the income from
the postag e theron was only - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
crcOrDArC CAN BE TORN Up NOW.

,,rnsver. to continue a temporary injunction re-
srralning Commissioner Coils from granting per-
NIT to the Second Avenue Rsilrssd company .r,s 10
en- 1sstce Mclaughlin in the Supreme Court yes
tsrday. Justice Mclaughlin says the case Is gov.
eapntn has not Shown that he will suffer In any
way from the proposed change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
IDENTIFIED BY HIS BROTHER.

Roth OF the men found dead in the Broadway
Garden. No. L2sl Broadway. on Saturday night
~. VOW been identified. The first man identified
nos Ernes. Hayden. Of Springfield. Mass. The
sscord was Identified yesterday morning at the
Norguc as Samuel Sykes. sixteen years old, Of
No if3 West Nineteenth-st. The boy was identined
by his brother, Archibald sykes OF NO "a" ray
eite-st Baltimore Nd A..
SyhaS come AZ the solicitation OF friend. Sykes
s s The bow had left Baltimore Ave weeks ago Hs
asi,;wsIv declined to say anything else. he wiz
POSI- osLL' Inducements for the burial OF the body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
yOPE FOyRTH-CLASS POSTu4STERS.

Washington. Oct 4.-There wore seventy appoint
rnents of four,n-cass postmasters to-day, incIud-
Ing twenty-egh: based on resisnatons ana deaths
.nd the remainder OIL removals. The changes in
c.uae: 80, w.. = = roo.ri.
Ncw-YOrk-Arloa, Charles y. WOOD; BIiss' ~
G 'Weryiiie: North Sparta, James VI. .Ashman.
Observation-Disclosures. r. Lee IunTan,;, Jolly
town Albert r. Clovis: Paisley. Ms 81 NJ Are
To-. Prescottvilie Mrs. Agnes Handysde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
no INSPECT THE NICARAGOA CANAL

Washington. Oct. !.-Warner Miller Oh me ~.
- ra,,I cor,nanv. was In Washington to-day
-. - o~rs,vaments for engineers Of the COM
nanv to accompany the Government Commission , ION
On its trip the canal II mas mot yr. but Mr.
MIL aid that perhaps Engineer Menoca VINO
ias Given so much time to the canal Wouiu 80 IL
his health should permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
TIE RAPID TRANSIT INQUIRY.

The supreme Courts RAPID Transit Inquiry Conn
mission Yesterday continued its investigation re-
gardlns the feasibility o: the underground railway
man of the Rapid Transit, Board. John O'Brien:
Contractor who has had charge OF many WORKS !or
made iy W B. Parsons. chief engineer OF the
Rapid Transit Board. as 10 the cost OF construe-
ton. were liberal The hearing will 60 on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
PACING IN ENGLAND.

London. Oct. i.-The hrst DAY racing OF tne Not
-, autumn meeting began to-day The brown
cI Mot, H. owned hy the l.orlllard-Beresford
s..,,o uon the Eastwood Nursery Plate, handi-
csn ~ 200 soveregns. FOR two-year-ods; five fur
tongs. straight. Eleven horses ran ". &. Pure
,o,,,s hav gelding Trossct was second. and Sir J.
!Ty All s NSple' brown FLY Dinorah third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
,lrrn nAcE Two ysar.ol Maiden: niles: to carry
o,rpr T AND GENTRY AFTER RECORDS

Glens Falls. y. Y. Oct. 4.-Johh X. Gentry ana
,,.ho arc going TO try beat tho worlds
-. ,o- teams next Thursday, will also start
,-ainst time in single harness on that day. Gentry
worked an easy mile in :o3 to,day moving gn the
liSi NAB p5,hsrt / paced mile In 2:Oiit and
ouarier in ri. seconds The track was not at IT'S
-, and neither morse had pacemaher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
corn AND B4RBED WIRE FOR CANADA.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4-Consul Shsffer sends re-
port from Stratford Canada. to the State Depart
ment in which he says Under the new tariff
rne,Iatons the duty will be removed from Indian
corn and baroed wire after January next, and as
corn will not ripen in this district. look 10 a
large import In the future both in corn and
barbel wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
MAJOR POWELL NOT GOING TO NICARAGUA.

Washington Oct AFTER consultation between
secretary Alger and Major Powell Corps Of En-
gineers who arrived here from Pittsburs today II
was announced that the Major would not 90 10
Nicaragua az the engineer officer OF the canal
Commission. The Secretary Is now looking about
for another engineer officer 70 take the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
THE MrRDERERs OF LEyz. THE BIcrcLIsr

Washington. Oct. 4-United States Minister An
geN at Constantinople has informed the Depart
ment OF State that the Court OF Cessation there
has annulled the Judgment of acQulttal in the case
of the murderers OF LenZ, the American bicyclist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
APPRAISER wAKEM4y N WASHINGTON.

Washington Oct 4-Wilbur +. Waterman. Ap-
praiser Of the Port OF NewYork. saw the President
to-day and was also al the Treasury Department
c0nse1ting the officials regarding the business OF
ms once relating chiefly to the construction OF Ger
tain features OF the Tariff law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

Percy McErath. named for United States Con-
sui AT Turin. Italy. is lawyer OF this city and
Of Thomas McElrath who was long asso 'ated
with Mr. Greeley in the publication Of The Tribune.
He was born in this city. and was educated at the
public schools and the COLLEGE Of the city Of New
York before he began the study Of law re Is an
accomplished liDsust. During the Administration
of President Harrison he was the jniten states
Consul at Turia and filed the office with credit
About three years ago he was appointed assistant
10 George ". Lyon the Attorney 10 the corpora
ton He il i member OF the Republican, Cluo
and OF the Century Club. and lives at No. III
West Fifty-eshth-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
THE r. T. BOOTH co"
d East 10th Street, New York.

and French being studied but two YEAR,, N ~
grammar grade instead OF two So ana ansuases VII
a. a., Sa syerted AZ the high schools, wnere ~ -
OBLIGATORY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

n I,s,,,.- ,,......-.........i g
Earned runs Boston Baitlui, 70 -. TWo-nas" M
lac Long Jennng. :. Kelley .. R-.'z stolen i-es
-iiarlfon sishi Ierrer. FIRST tas- ~ ball ~ N,l,'
S,r,rk ont IT. Sons o. N.chis 3. d. lse"!- J..
"a re,i hsll-He.sta WIt ptcn-Nops o. me -
Arferi,,ce- 10 -, t'mnif~s-l.flsiie and Hnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
... Zoe -
BOWLING A%ALYs

RUNS AT THE FALL. or EACH WICKET.
Frst Innings.
English team q - :? a. ~ ~ sis 900 '.2 81,
'''"'' Second Innings
25c -
English team--il 81. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT.

". r. FINCH 70 BE MINISTER 70 URUGUAY
PERCY NJ ELRATH GOES 70 TURIN AGAIT.
Washington. Oct 1.-The Presiicn; to-day made
the following appointments:
WILLIAM r FINCH. n Wiscorsn Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister lleripot eriiari 4 the nted states 10
Paraguay and Uruguay
TO he ConSuis OF the United States:
JAMES J. DODGE. u lnlians. =, Nagasak IaT.r.
GEORGE W DICKINSON. = Nev tors. 1T vile.
ALVIN SMITH of Onto. at Trinidad. We; lndies
PERCY NJ El.RArH. Of New York. a. Turin ltay.
JOSEPH PERRAvLT. O. pose. Idaho. 10 30 sirve, or
General Of ldano.
Mr.. Finch. who Is named a. United States Minister
10 Uruguay and Paraguay. is editor and proprietor ~
The Lacrosse (WisD Republican and Leader He
has been prominent in Republican councils IN Wis
consin for many years and has the reputation Of
heing 81 literary attainments and general
ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Vheeluen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad-
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor. The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

Tho National Park Bank yesterday paid IN II
the Clearing House 500 600 in gold in payment o.
rs delhi, balance. The gold was distributed prs
rata among tie creditor banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

The four-year- old son OF Charles Murphy, OF the
Kings County Wheelmen. rides tiny wheel, prob
ably the smallest IN this country. The
little fellow was out his wheel yesterday. and
he attracted considerable attention He was ac-
COMMANDED by his father The wheels OF the BIZ
cycle are not much larger than the average dinner
plate. and the bicy Gle Is strong and easy-runnin2
The machine weighs fourteen pounds, yet the
voungster seems 10 have trouble In pushing IL
EXPRESSION Isn't he cute?" was heard on every
hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

rb. Hudson County wheelrnen will give race
r,ce, AT the West Side Driving Park. In Jersey
CIV. on Saturday afternoon. Michael and Alex
onder will meet In special fve-mile race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

There was small advance in wheat YESTERDAY
ON the New-York Produce Exchange DecemoeE
80, ,ouched s2Ia cents and closed at s2S cents,
" - cent above Saturdays closing price. Decems
ber corn closed at siia gain OF y cent srof
Saf