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D1orc11sr RUNS OYER 4 CHILD

The Accident Camo Near Keeping Him rfen
Home mt an Interesting Time.
Oscar Bernor of 5oo Second Avenue. while rid
ing down the avenue on a bicycle at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, ran orer. at Thirtieth
street, 6-year-old Gustave Riedlinger OF 633 Sec
ond avenue. The boy was rendered unConsr .ous
and was IN hat condition when he arrived at
Bellevue In an ambulance. SO It was thought he
was going to die.
Berner was looked up In tho Fast Thrty.ffth
street police station. and held for tho time with
out bail, although there was an interesting
event expected in his famil". a. he WAS partic-
ularly anxious 10 get home. Finally the boy re-
vivod and proved to he practically unhurt, SO he
YVES cent homo and Ber .Gr got out on bail.
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stuck TO HIS Post and was KIIIod.

ALTOONA, Pa. July 19.-William Warren.
motornan on the olean. Rock City and Brad
ford Trolley line, lost his life last evening In
heroic effort 10 prevent an accident. He saw q
car coming toward him around sharp curve.
He could have escaped by jumping, but stuck To
his brake and managed to.slacken speed some
What before tho crash. The passengers We're
Wing.
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BEAT HIM WITH srEEL hxuoK1Es.
when Arrested Libra Said ne Carrisa Them
for Self Defence.

Two months ago Richard Libra, q workman
in the employ of Clausen & Price. brewers at
Eleventh avenue and Fifty-ninth street, became
angry al Joseph Zeller, fellow employee, and
said he would get even. Yesterday afternoon
Libra met Zeller az Tenth avenue ana Fifty
sulting him. Zelier told him TO mind his own
business.
Libra pulled q pair Of steel kpuckles out of his
pocket, and. springtng upon Zeller struck him
about tho head and fsco until The man feli TO
the pavement covered with blood. Policeman
Dolan ran up and seiEing Libra pulled him
away from tho prostrate man. Zellers wounds
wero dressed by DR.. MacNidor OF Roosevelt Hos
pital. after which he WAS taken TO his home
bS3 West F1fty.seyenth street, In an ambulance
Libra was locked up in the West Sixty-eighth
street station. He said no carried tho knuokles
for self-defonce.
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ss Tauric. Smith, Liverpool July 0.
ss spaarndam. Van der Zee. Rotterdam. July SonA
Doulogne 9th.
So Mobile, Layland, London. .r ''.i
6s Circassia. Boothby, Glasgow.
Ss Edwin. Matthew'S. Palermo.
Sc or'yabs. Downs Bayaps.
81 City vi Kingston, Niokcrson, Rio Hove.
Be Beivernon Hansen, Boston.
Sc Tallahassee Askins, Savannah.
6s Kansas City. Ftshsr. Saw annah-
So Altai, Norris, RinRBton.
Be Louisiana. Kemblo. New Orleans.
So Bluenelds, Charles. baltimore,
b Roanoke, KILLER. Norfolk.
Ship Luson. Park. Honolulu.
For Later arrivals sss First Paro.y
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Trade Tour or the Uulted stA,ss Yipiahos.

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Haying completed
their tour OF Inspection of tho United States in
order TO study tho industrial activities and pos
sbilitles OF the country. the foreign representa-
tives ON the Advisory Board OF the philadelphia
ing session OF tho International Trade Congress
in this city to-day H.I Ths meeting was devoted to
city with South American countries under the
general head 0t TRADE possibilities with The
United States"
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FLusHING BoND ISSUE WINS.
$50. 900 Added 10 the Indebtedness TO Bo AS
sumsa By Greater New York.

FLUSHING. L. l.. July l9.-The proposition to
bond the town OF Flushing in the sum OF $780,
900 for street improvements was carried to-day
by Q majority OF 1873. Tho street, to be i'm
proved are in tho village OF Bayside, except ono.
which is In the village OF Douglaston. Tho
proposition was. that only tAe unincorporated
Flushing village, which is spending $4,000 on
It's strests, and College Point, which will vote
next week TO spend 81 900, voted against the
Ilttlo Neck, tho only part OF the unincorporated
district which will no. bo T. mt"nontet. save a
bonded indebtedness OF the town OF Flushing
when 1t enters Greater New York. about 1900
nnD
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gtw publications.


SHEET MUSIC, % CENTS BACH.
Whisper Your Mothers Name. TheTe'n Come . Time,
lA1Sels chimes of Trpity, dy Girl IL q Bighboy4
y. LAZY. AZ coons Lc0k AA4s TO Me- Hot Time IA ol4
Race March. The Elk; Grand March, Old King cotS
hArch. Mailed 60 any address in T. O. FREQ reoeipt
HItOOHLYM.
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MAHRIER.

WORCESTRR-HIRIiHAM Saturday. July
II. 1877. at st. Mary Abbott's, Remington. Lon
don. Susan Baldwin. daughter OF Augustus Kirks
ham, ESQ. of Hastings on.Hudson, New York. -
wilfred James Worcester OF New York.
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MARINE INTELLI9ENoR.

lm1ATuR1 AIMAuAo-Tw DAT.
Sun rises... Sun sets... 20 Moon rises - %
HIaH wATEl-rHs DAT.
Sandy Hook.11 % Gov. lard ID 90 He'll 0ano~ %
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Young woman nIember or . Yachting Party
Drowned.

BOSTON, July 19.-Miss Lille Hillgrove OF
hast Newton street was drowned OF Point Aller.
ton In tho harbOr last night She was ono OF .
yachting party OF twelve, seven OF whom were
towing E about In tender. The little boat was
woman was kept afo&t twenty minutes by tho
eelhsruons OF two men IN this party, the outgoing
uoe exhausted them and Miss HlnRrovo sank.
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Speeial 3lutirts.

MANY ISHLURNCEs COMBINE TO mako the
hair crsp eess thin and .Eay, Tho best restorative
is PARKER'S HAIR BALSAA.
MOnGAX's IMPERIAL CARBoEATED DISTILLED
WATERS A.tested by Board of Health, Worlds Fair.
The sun., 1897-07-20
HOLY CROSS CHrRCH OUT OF DEBE
The Mortgage Crenatod Last NiEht on the
RlAtbush Lawn,

Tho FiortFnEe sreinntHu taSt SiKht on the
FlAtbush Lawn.
The lawn fetc which has been In progress for
two weeks on tls grounds surrounding tho
Church OF the Holy Cross IN Flatbush was
brought to u brilliant and happy close last night
by tho burnins OF the mortgage on the church
property. There was debt OF $4,000 on tho
took charge of the parish less than five years
ago, and on Saturdayhe uad tho Last dollar OF
the obligation 10 lho Euiigrant Savings Bank.
there was cheering and claDping OF hande last
night among tho rejoicing parlshioners when
Father " oocs applied the match 10 the mort
gage. Tho feLe realized nearly $1,000.
The sun., 1897-07-20
A nFsoLIyn LonEshoronaa province.

John Galloway, 20 yoars old. q longshoreman
of 10 Elizabeth place. accidentally fell from the
steamship Manila, lying at the Empire stores,
adjoining Catharino ferry, In Brooklyn, last
night. and was drowned. His body NAi not re'
The sun., 1897-07-20
Business NptifeS.

Mrs. WinsloM's Soothing syrup for chndrta
lays palm. wind coiic diarrhneA. $50 bottle,
The sun., 1897-07-20
New Post unioe station Uptown.

opening on Aug. OF new Post 0ftice station
at 1921 street and FleetwoOd Avenue. II viii bo
dssiHnatod Bubstation ~.
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MEneo ogEz. July bs:. btS;-sOla sOld at pre-
The sun., 1897-07-20

SAILED IRON roREIaH PoRfR-
New York.
The sun., 1897-07-20

ARRIVED OUT.
% Westsrnland. from Now York, at Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
ribs on NEW BRIDGE ANCHORAGES.

The East River Bridge Commission. with the ex-
ceptIon OF Mayors Strong and Wurster. met yeser-
day afternoon and opened bids for the anchorases
OF the proposed New East River Bridge. The con-
tract provides that the work must begin within ten
days OF the signing OF that document and be COM
n,eted within sixteen minths. II Ii estimated that
Tho Rrooklyn anchorage will cost about 5000 900.
Each bidder has 70 file a certified check for sS5 900
and give security for 600 when the contract is
signed II is thought that the contract will not be
awarded for about week
The lowest bidder for building the anchorages
=, , o,p.,u. D,,
can ID Mclean and W. J. McHale. OF New-York.
$Cs7,621. Scale. o. p,
of New-York $16,7O
In addition TO the amount named the bids Include
proposals for doing indefinite amount OF pile
setting bid on by piece. The i've lowest pidders
were selected and the engineer OF the Commission
will estimate the probable amount OF plie.seiting
and determine the lowest bidder after this 10 70
be taken into consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE NEW CUBAN TARIFF.
HOW 1T AFFECTS TRADE WITH THE 'HiiND
srArEs-THE RECIPROCITY PROVISION

NOW IT .rrrCrs TRADE WITH THE UNITED
sr.rrs-TuE RECIPROCITY PROVISION
wasb,rp,on. Sept. 22-Copies OF the new CUBAN
Tariff Law recently gaZetted at Madrid. nave pee"
received here. They show in detail the iha,"c. 49,, III
which trade between the United States ana 'uo ''
will be affected and the basis on when o'"'
can be secured. The preamble says ..o.,o,
The Government shall be able TO decree ope ,ha
rechsrse of 50 per OF all the duties on i np
products of Whatever nation that IN the
by treating them diferentially. .o,.,rs largo
Under this clause the Su,y Of 80 per
cent If American duties construed 10
SPANS products ore Jhs esus AND
that "as regards commercai trea,es !, which
AFFECT the customs of the island mus be spec, Ala
The abolition OF the favored nation d sxstam
to be wb mhrt the Gnted States other
try could claim all the adyan,ages sH sy Man each
country can enjoy such tariff advantages a. "'e
s Tbe tartr rates are arranged in two columns
one giving the fiscal rat. ana me otrnr uar
chandise as we'll home merchandise which g9ss
not prove its right TO the benefits oil one The the
sapm wi Of he duties derenia and fiscal shown
in each column Of this tariff Atm, Ths h paT the duties
fixed in the fiscal column The rates on b some cd Cd
hs u aF' s4a Of f tIns the
lax levied on 81 'GSssTS as cents
Ser Ise; cut for cigarettes IS 100 kos
Cigars 81 IS LOO leaf TOBACCO ana nns rHn
through the Custom House at Gfbara or Ma. 70
zanillo s. % per 100 kiios; other hing or eai; -
ner ICG kilos. leaf suitable for wrappers VIII pay
Pc sane duties with an additional 100 per cent
Coal 80 cents per 1900 kilos. with no dinerentla,
no, roleum and other mineral oils refined ana recl
he'd s % per 100 kilos, direrental iron; made made
as apricultural implements, ~ cents per lVO kios
a. iInerential: knives cutlery. scissors. 40 cents
ner 100 kilos and 10 cents dnerential: horses and
mares so 10 s27 according TO height: mules, w
donkeys 81: oxen, IS; cows 81: calves. " wheat
per los kos 81 20 fiscal and 81 50 dnerental; wheat
n and az dnerPntial. other cereals
~ % ascal and 81 20 dferental barley for making
beer exempt from fiscal duty. ~ -. t.,
nortation: Arms and munitions of war, dynamite
pDd ali explosives. except by special permission;
s anu an and molasses except from Spanish pos
sessions: lard butter, when mixed with oleo-
n. rparine paintings and statuary. when offensive
10 rnnralifV. and foreign silver and bronze coins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

that every maid, wife and mother should know. It
describes the untold suffering and agony that women
endure who enter upon the important duties OF wife
hood and motherhood without seeing to it that they
are strong and we'll in a womanly way.
II tells about wonderful medicine for women.
medicine that fits for wifehood and motherhood.
marvellous medicine that gives strength, vgor vitality
and elasticity to the delicate and important feminine
organs that bear the brunt of maternity II contains
the names addresses and photographs Of many hum
dreds of women who were weak, sickly, nervous,
fretful, chdess wives, but who are now healthy,
happy amiable wives and mothers, through the use
of Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription. That book is
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. II
used to cost s. So now 1t Is free. Send 81 onecent
stamps to cover mailing only for a paper covered
COPY Fine French cloth binding, 10 cents extra.
Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
During the fail and winter OF 1884, was engaged in
teaching Public School No. g. In Smith County near
Tyler Texas" writes Mt; J. r. sneed Of Omen Texas
During this tim my wife badly afflicted with female
weakness. We tried three Of ne best physicians in the
county without benefit TO wifes health but al great
pense My wife grew worse and we gave up in despair
She could get In and out OF doors without help She
was not able stand on her feet long at time and
planned OF dragging down pains In the abdomen Nothing
but an uutimeiy death seemed awaiting her wrote TO Dr.
Pierce for his advice My wife took DR. pierces Favorte
Prescription aud in six months she was completely cured
AT cost than months treatment by the last
physician we employed before consulting Dr. Pierce"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
u AND n REORGANIZATION PLANS

baltimore Sent % straightforward John Gill.
nresdent of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
COMPANY of Baltimore. and Major Alexander Shaw.
both members OF the Baltimore Reorganization
Committee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
arrived home this evening from Europe Their re-
turn has been anxiously awaited ny hhahciers, as
I, q believed to foreshadow important develop
ments in connection with the reorganization OF the
baltimore ard Ohio. While in London Major shaw
conferred with the foreign bondholderS OF the
Raitimore and Ohio relative to the rehabilitation OF
the property and II is believed that General On
iourneyed to the English metropolis Tor the pnr-
nose az ioIning Major Shaw In urging the foreign
interests TO support the plan to be formulated by
the Baltimore committee. II Is intimatta INA.
rhen the time for reorganization arrives the Tor
eigners will be found working with the Baltimore
Committee Major Shaw. who is chairman OF tne
Pait,more committee Will call meeting In a r."
DAYS TO make a report the result Of the foreign
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
POLITICS AND CHARITY.
MAYOR STRONG TAXEs STATESMEN IN All
or POOR CUBAN WOMAN.

OF A POOR CUBAN WOMAN.
pr.s,dent ouieg of the Republican County Com
;.,oa c,,ed on Mayor Strong at his office In the
CIV Hall Yesterday afternoon. and had nearly an
hours conference with him. AT the close Oh inc
,n,.r,,,eu both the Mayor and Mr.. Qulgg refused
10 tell what abe talk was about. They were as
one however In denying that the Mayors name
had been mentioned as CANDIDATE shouo MI
Low withdraw
Mr. Ougg would not say whether or not ne
,,oucb, !, likely that Mayor Strong might become
the compromise candidate for the Mayoralty when
his consultation with the Mayor was at an end Mr.
Ou,gg headed down Broadway toward No ~. where
Senator P.att and District-Attorney Olcott were
closetej.
When Mr. Quigg entered the Mayors ONCE yes
terday Mr. Strong. who had started fund in ala
of n moor woman whose husband went Cuba
four months ago 10 join the revolutionary army oil
Maxine Gomez. said
Mr. Quigg you are the very man / wanted TO
see am mailing every statesman who comes in
here for g in the cause of charity. Cuban
cigarette maker was earning good wages here a
idea that II his duty to go to his native island
and aid in fghting its battles against the Spaniards
He left wife and two little children. and they
have come TO want. This is no fake case, for
had my policeman examine into 1t. and he reports
up little purse of $50 for them and every patriot
like you who comes in here must put up y Tor the
All right. MIR. Mayor am with you RESPONDED
Mr.. Quigg But | came In to see you about =
thing else So was this whispered talk that
when the Congressman came TO take MS leavc they
Mr.. Quigg passed out with his purse untouched
The Mayor, however. soon resumed his c s
Was asked for eonsrbution Among the states
men made to stand and deliver were General Anson
cs Wilson Of Re esh Al
derman Elias Goodman and Henry l.. Stoddard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
wAsUINGTON OFFICIALS SILENT.

BIT IT Is RECALLED THAT THE EUROPEAN
GOVERNMENTS WERE SOUNDED on THE
QUESTION OF INTERVENTION
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE State Department
officials refuse to discuss the most important
statement made in the dispatch from Madrid to-
day. namely. that the countries OF Europe. with
the exception OF Austria. Justify the interposi-
ton OF the United States in favor of termna-
ton Of the Cuban war.
Stin. It is recalled that while Mr.. Woodford
was tarryng In an apparently purposeless man
ner in London and Paris. instead OF proceeding
10 his post in Spain. it leaked out that the
limited States representatives at the various
Euro pean courts has been Instructed 10 souhu
the Governments to which they were accredited
with a view 20 learning how Intervention IN
favor OF Cuba would be regarded Although II
was generally supposed at the time that thls
effort would not succeed. there Is now reason W
accept the statement in the Maurld dispdtVh do
fully warranted by the facts. with such lever
In tho hands OF General Woodford-and or lts
existence the Spanish Government must ne
aware by this timc-it IS regarded as extremely
improbable that Spain would reject any lehu ue
of good offices maze III sP''i' VI ''N'F
and disinterestedness =, ,,o 80
The Spanish Minister. Dupuy DE i-onie. re-
mains AT Lenox and the recent deNelopiiients
az Madrid have not led the Spanish authorities
In this country to hasten their return TO Wash-
ington The Minister expects 10 remain ava
for another month or more. senior pu i,oSC,
First Secretary of the legation, nas ~ S, S.,
,or several DAYS He did not call at the state
Denartment Yesterday TO deliver important uis-
matches az has been stated, ana the lacl lni'
he had no vital Information 10 @ ~ ,,o
~ ,ndica,eA ~ his visit through the day 10 the
col, links II IA not expected that any answer
from SPAIN II formal answer is MADE now OF
ia,er will come through the authorities mere.
but that it will be communicated 10 Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
REVOLT AGAINST GORNANS
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS DisGCSIEp WIN
THE METHODS EMPLOYED IN THE

,xnrprxDENr DEMOCRATS DlsGCsTEp Win
THE METHODS EMPLOYED IN lhh
BALTIMORE CONVENTIONS
baltimore Sept % (SpeclaD.-The ou'laseUus
,na,boas which marked the Democratic pf'""'','
and conventions yesterday have revive" ','e
against the German Rasn machine. D''' -,
prevails In nearly every ward IN 'he ~ 80
practically certain that the Democrats haVe .o
,o -, u,,,r,np IN the Twelfth Thirteenth sew
or,eentb and Eighteenth wards. ana as 'Hc !" "
two are important factors in the ia i"s'S'""''
D,strict and the last two are necessary ~ 49,
the lid District the entire Democratic
ticket is in serious danger OF detea'' in'
machine Democrats say they VIII 20 oeio'o Wv
Grand Jury and try TO have the )uuses " ~,
Thirteenth Ward indicted for violating '"o
mary Election law and refusing to take t'e ~
of many Of the bc.t-known Democrats IN the ward
r councilman John T. Leonard. who was
member Of the Committee on Credentials IN 'nr
~, D,s,r,c, Convention said that the condition OF
arsirs prevailing in the Twelfth and Thirteenth
wards was the worst ne had ever heard o. men
who had always voted the pemocraur uchr. NM az,
who opposed to Rasins can"' ga Judges an.
pointed BY the supervisory COMMITTEE VIZ ',hor,v
bic TO the boss and they abused tnel, rho re
Whenever the opportunity presented l'SeiI. u" "a
turns in some cases were tamp"red Win ana
faIslned In order to insure the success "a
c.,nJidate Tho supervisory committee mas provo
IN lure "a far as insurinE fair primaries eoes
and Notwithstanding the fact that mp ~, w. -
Inv ever held i'm Baltimore While the committee
was composed OF respectable democrats, n,"tF
every member was or Is cand'da'' io' 'o'"' ~
The City Convention last night vas controlled by
Gormans chlef eutrnsn' s n@- onpo,ed TO- the ma
chine. Henry Williams. who was IA u. III. a,'u To-
Mayor was defeated for the same ONO" tvs years
ago when the Republicans and Independent Demo
Gratis swept the city and Stale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
NORTHWESTERN BOND ISSUE APPROVED.

Chicago Sept. pa special meeting OF the STOCK
holders of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad
was held to-day TO consider the proposition Tor the
issue OF bonds at such times and In such amounts
as the Board of Directors may determine 10 an
o,orerate of ,Ig5 OpOODO These bonds 10 mature
November I 1857. and bear interest at not over >
nor cent They are 10 be secured by mortgage
or deed OF trust such trustees as may be desig-
mated by the directors The form OF the proposed
mortgage was submitted to the meeting and IT, as
well as the refunding scheme. was approved and
snthorized without a dissenting vote. Inc total
vote cast was largely in excess OF two-thirds OF
the capital stock OF the company.
The earnings OF the Northwestern road for August
we're "a I2sI an increase OF $3154lO over the same
,ontb ~ last year Since June the earnings have
hsen Sc a5 $50 an increase Of N4)4S over the same
neriod Of the preceding fiscal year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
IL STTCE PARKER VOTED FOX Bhl IN

He ANNot' NOES THIS ~ \ LETTER THE DEMO
CRATIC CANVASS.
What is meant to he a rcJuvcnated Democracy
has opened State headquarters In the Hoffman
House and started in upon campaign which has
n its object the election OF Justice Parker 10 the
Court Of Appeals. Co.onel James {. Truman. chair
man Of the Execuf!:e Committee. IS In ohars". ana
the Irrepressible Lcmucl Wager T. acting 40 ser
peant.at.arms Colonel Truman said yesterday
that everything going nicely. In a fe"
DAYS he announced there is to be meeting OF
the Campaign Committee. at which policy VIII
be outlined. | safely say that IT VIII be
campaign based on State issues solely W" think
the record OF the Republican party H. hs STAT Is
When asked II the chicago platiof WouId De
SShed and sad Why shona r. FIJI. is not
National election in any sense Of the wore Ihe
cfatsNthat IT, men who voted for BRYAN last year"
Did Justice Parker vote ior Bfyan was ~ i,,,
land i have in my pocket a letter In which ne
says that he voted for all the Democrau' nomi-
nees"
This letter was addressed to Elliot Danforih ana
w " New York. september ~. 1871
The Hon. Elliot Dsnforth Chairman OF the state
NV Dear panforth: II was entirely right for you
TO bring to my attention the question wnlch me
sincere friends OF Mr.. Bryan are pressing upon
you can assure them that voted for the last Ma
iional nominees of the Democrats party as nave nave
voted for all the regular Democratic nominees since
had a vote. Yours very sincerely ,,,.
'ALTON y. PARKER
Justice Parker was in the city Tuesday night. IN
consultation with Colonel Truman Elliot Dan
forth chairman of the State Committee. ana eN-
Senator Hill also here at the same time III u
said that Senator Hll Will make one or more
speeches In the campaign.
The Headquarters are on the second floor OF the
hotel in rooms =, os 79 NJ. " and - and parlor ID
The literary bureau will issue It's appeals TO voters
from the ba -ement The bureaus first circular II 10
contain Justice Parkers letter assuring az con-
cerned that he was not among the souhd Money
boilers. ,..- .
Colonel Truman's associates on the committee are
John e Sheehan. OF New-York Bernard j: YORK
OF Kings Frank Rice, of Ontario: Colonel William
H. Brown. OF New-York Arthur A. Mclean OF
Orange: Charles 4. Dolson, OF Steuben; francis
j. MaIloy. Of Troy; Thomas =; BenedIct OF lister
LANES Smith. OF Erie: stephen L. Mayham. OF
Schohar RE and Clinton Beckwith. OF ierkimer
II was reported In Democratic circles YESTERDAY
that IL had been practically decided to oner the
nomination for Controller OF the Greater New-fork
TO Controller Fitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT MINEOLA FAIR

About ten thousand persons attended the second
days fair OF the Queens County Agricultural 80
clety on their grounds at Mineola YESTERDAY. Inc
weather looked threatening all day. and cola w'ha
blew over the grounds. making top coats ana wraps
comfortable things to have at hand.
The society decided that one trottng race oh'y
coud he finished before dark as It was dark on
Tuesday when the last heat was run, but the pro-
eramme was filed out by some fine exhibitions OF
ponies saddle horses and pairs OF ROAD horses mrs.
display Of cattle with fine Jersey bull three years
Old - 49,. ..s ,,,,,h MA.
a tWo.mile handicap won by August NUM-. Glen
more Wheemen Springfield. Long Isiano WILDER