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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
FACTS O
A JEWELRY r

We have been in business in the i'm
mediate locality of our store for the last
twenty years. Each year we have done
a bigger business than the year before.
We have always tried to deserve perma-
nent patronage. Buy from US once,
and we make you our customer forever
after.
If you are not Il jewelry expert, the
only protection you have when pur-
chasing jewelry is the guarantee of a
strictly reliable iewelry firm that has a
reputation To sustain. Ii you expect to
invest in jewelry, it is worth while to
investigate the reputation of the jew
elry firm from whicl you expect to buy.
We invite YOU to drop us a postal
card, giving your name and address,
and asking US to send you IA copy OF our
booklet entitled-'Once a Customer,
Always "a Customer" 1t tells honest
facts about the jcwelry firm of
LAMBERT BROS,
Third Avenue, cor. 5Sth Street. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
SAT- FIVE TEAS ARE BARRED.
Importers Protest Against the Test OF the No.
IA Slave

rs Sieve.
A meeting OF the expert Tea Commission that
formulated the regulations under which the tea
act is being administered was held at the local
appraisers Office in this city yesterday. Tho
commissioners are: John A. Phelan, Chairman,
and William p. Roome, both of this city; A. p.
Irwin, Philadelphia; II. r.. Woodworth. Boston;
+. A. Schoyer and A. Upham Chicago. I'm
porters of India and Ccylon teas have put in
protests, asserting that they arc Disseminated
against by the tea standards that the commits.
sion have adopted. The chief objection of the
importers is TO the regulation that that part ot
the importations that pass through u No. 10
sieve shall be rcCkoned rs dust and shall be
destroyed or exported The importers have
shown that fine needle leaf tea, which sells as
hign as 20 cents a pound nj auction in the Lon.
don market. will pass through a No. l6 sieve.
The Importers desire that a separate standard
shall be established for this class of mcrchan-
disc; The tea condemned includes, they say,
the kinds preferred by the Chinese residents OF
this country, who have protested through tho
Chinese Minister at Washington.
The Commissioners will hold several sessions
and are expected TO meet again to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
To ElsOt = bishop C~oaa,utor.

PROVIDENCE. H. l., Oct. 1s.--The Episcopal
convention OF the diocese OF Ihodo leland will
meet Tomorrow to choose a Bishop Coadjutor.
lne new preiate eventually will succeed Bishop
SiarE, The Rev. Charles II. Brent of Boston is
ttSbaIuel as the most likely candidate. Among
pTooklEn. the Rev. DR.. iodine. the Rev. w. y.
SSef lSEer, and the Rev. James D'Wolf Perry OF
MackeS smith Of Warrington, aud Jean Hodges
" the Episcopal Theological School, CAMBRIDGE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
PHILIPPINE ENTs.
They VIII Bake Peacs Only en- the Hardest Q
Conditions for Spain.

Conditions for Spain.
Special Cable DsspateA to THE Sun.
MADRID, Oct. 18.-El Correo Espanol asserts
that it has received information from q trust
worthy source that Gen. Primo do Rivera, the
Governor.Genera OF the Philippine Islands. is
negotiating for peace with Emilio Aguinaldo,
the leader OF the Cayite insurgents:
The 1 surgents. according TO his authority,
dem and as conditioned fpeace complete amnesty
70 all who have taken part In the rebellion, the
payment OF 5000, 600 pesetas TO Aguinaldo and
the other insurgent chiefs, the expulsion Of all
religious bodies from the archipelago. the repre-
ish Cortes, and the permsnent appointment Of
natives to half OF the civil Offices OF the archi-
pelago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
ADMIRAL woRDEN DEAD.
THE HERO OF TIE NATAB BATTLE
IN HAMPTON ROADS, "a.

|
MS Career in the NAVY from Sldshipman to
Rear Admiral - The battle Betwecn the
Monitor and SIerrImnc-The Destructtou
or the Confederate war Vessel Nashville.
Rear Admiral John L. wordcn. the hero Of
tho battle between the Monitor and the Mcr'
rimac In Hampton Roads In 1852, died at his
rosidence in Washington yesterday afternoon.
A cold which 10 contracted developed into
pneumonia on Saturday aud no failed rapidly.
Up to that time he was in excellent health,
DESPITE his eighty years. The Secretary OF the
Navy will issue n general order narratinR his
distinguished services and directing that appro-
pirate honor be paid to his memory by all naval
officers.
John Lorimer worden was born In Sing
Sing, Westchester county, n. V, on March IL,
1918. His people afterward moved to Dutch
ess county, and on Jan. 10. 1884, two months
before he was 10 years of age, he was appointed
n midshipman in tho American Navy from tho
village OF Fishkill. His experience in the SER
vice differed not at all from that Of other young
officers in the days before the civil war. In the
usual course he was transferred from ship to
ship, and was promoted rs the men above him
died or left the service flor there was no retir-
ing board In those days. until on Nov. 80, 1s46,
he was made q Lieutenant. And in that rank
he remained, as many Lieutcnants in the navy
arc now remaining, for more years than was
agreeable. but though he had done nothing to
attract public attention to his name he must
have been known to his superior officers as u
Trustworthy man, for when u man for an emcr-
gency was wanted Worden was the one select
ed.
1t was on April z, 1861, that Lieut.. Worden
began to make u record for himself. Tho Sc
cessionists ruled the South and had established
the Confederate Government. No gun had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
ONE FEAR FOR KILLING 4 MAN

The Jury Said Mary Eirord Was Guilty Only
OF Assault ana Bntters.
Mary Elford of Newark was sentenced to one
year at hard labor in the penitentiary yesterday
for assault and battery. She was charged with
manslaughter and indicted by the Grand Jury
for the killing of William Usher, an aged
dancing master. who lived with her at &c Cam.
ment, and the jury found her guilty of ASSAULT
and battery only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
WAsHINOTON FOkECAsT BON TuEsp.

T"HENA7T TUT IVthDAI,
FOR NsD England and eastern SeIO York, fur aud
slightly warmer; s%o"fheriv 10 Westerly Ieinds.
For eastern PennsylvaniS. New Jersey. and Della.
ware. fair aud ,lightly warmer; eaSterIy to southerly
winds,
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland. and vir
giniA, fair and warmer; easterly to ~southerly wInds.
For western New York. western Pennsylvania. and
Ohio. fair and slightly warmer, light TO rrsah south.
saStery winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
JERSEY CITY WATER SUPPLY.
The Plan OF Engineers Yermeuie and Ferris
Approved by the water Board.

The Board of Street and Water Commissioner
Of Jersey City, at a meeting yesterday afternoon,
adopted the plans ana specifications for a new
water supply which were prepared by Engineers
C. C. Vermeule and Garwood Ferris. There arc
three plans. which are designated as A. B. and
livered at Belleviile by gravity. Plan A calls
for a daily supply OF 100000 gallons at a
head of 10 feet. Plan b provides for 10. OOO,-
and the other half at a head of l27 feet. Plan @
calls for 7O.o00,ooo gallons daily. by means Of
two pipes and at a head of l27 feet. These are
the maximum figures of the desired supply, the
minimum being 20. 00O.O 900 gallons daily. The
contractor will be required to prevent pollution
of the water by any OF the towns and villages
contiguous to the water shed from which 1t is 10
be obtained. and to give a bond OF $500. 900 for
the faithful performance Of his contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
RsArs MINER TO BOB CUTTING:
Your wife Would he the Leading Actreas In
America Under Certain MannEement.

Your wife Would he the Leading Actress in
America Under Certain Management.
Minnie Seligman Cuttings costumes differ
from day to day and have become a feature Of
the trial of her action before Justice Bischoff of
the Supreme Court to recover S., 900 damages
from Henry Clay Miner for alleged breach Of
contract. She was yesterday resplendent in q
combination Of purple and black.
Robert L. Cutting, who suffers when he Is
emphatic, and who shutters often. testified for
his wife. He said that Mr.. Miner had said that
Mrs. Cutting. under certain conditions OF man.
gemen would be the leading actress in
America. He was asked:
Did you believe him =
Certainly" he replied.
The case was not completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
THE VIEWPOINTS sILVER SERVICE
Presented By Mayor Boyle OF Newport and
Accepted by Commander TuIey.

Accepted By C~ommRnder Ttlley.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 1s.-This city's testi-
monial in honor of the gunboat Newport. q
handsome silver service Of six pieces. was pre-
sented to-day. Congressman Melville Bull,
Chairman OF the Presentation Committee, intro
duced Mayor Patrick J. Boyle. who spoke Of tho
ment had named one OF its vessels after the city.
Then he formally presented the service. Com
mander b, +. Tilley. Y. 8. n, who is In charge
fifty army and navy officers and citizens OF the
State present. At tho close of the exercises
Commander Tilley entertained them atluncheon,
The marine guard was paraded. a naval band
played. and the ship was inspected. This even
ing the Testimonial Committee gave an enter
Tilloy and his officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

BALDwIN.-on Oct. IS. 1897. after a short illness.
Walter Sherman Baldwin.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DANA.-On Sunday. at West Island, Dosoris. Charles
Anderson Dana, in the roth year OF his age.
Funeral will be at Sc. Pauls Church, Glen Cove. on
Wednesday Al ll:l5 A. NJ. Friends OF the family
will ind a special train at Long Island City. leav.
ing at 10 A. M; East Saith street ferry $3.50.
HAvERTY.-A requiem mass and months memory
will be offered for the repose OF the soul Of tho
late Patrick Haverty, I64 Union ST.. Brooklyn. In
st. AlphonSus's Church, West Broadway. New
York. on Wednesday morning. Oct. 90. at \
O'Clock. The relatives and friends OF his brother
Thomas and his sister Catharine. and also his
uncle. Dennis Hayerty. are respectfully Invited to
attend.
HOW ELL Suddenly. on Sunday. Oct. II, 1897. at
his residence. The Dakota, In Now York city,
Theo lore Durham Howell. in his list year.
Funeral private.
Saturday, Oct. 10, 1897. at his
residence. 1 Bowery, James Mulvihiil, aged 90
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from Church OF TRANSPORTATION. Mott at.
on Tuesday. ocE. 10, 1897, at 10 O'Clock thence
to Calvary Cemetery.
RENNER ON Sunday. Oct. II. 1897, Edward
Renuor, in his 26th year,
Burial services ut his late residence. 500 Greene
Av. Brooklyn. n, y, on Tuesday evening. Oct, ~.
at $ o'clock. Funeral private.
ON Saturday, oct, Ia, Adrian George.
eldest son OF AuguSte aud Margaret II. Richard.
at his residence, Nutlcy. y j.
Funeral private on Tuesday morning at 1880
O'Clock. Please omit flowers.
AT Greenwich, Conn on SATURDAY.
Oct. 10. William L, skIdmore, In the 10th year Of
his age.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the Firth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. corner 55th ST, on Tuesday morning. i9th
inst. at halt. past 10 o'clock.
WHITE Monday. lsth inst. Margaret j..
daughter OF Margaret and the late William White.
Relatives ami friends ar' invited 10 attend tho
funeral s ryIrrs at the Fluh Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner 55th st, on Wednesday. goth inst,
atlOA. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Armor Plate Hoard In birmingham. Ala.

biRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. ls.-The Government
ArlAor Plate Board arrived here from Washing
Ion early this morning. The members we're met
oy the Citizens Committee and were taken
about to SEQ the resources and advantages of
mo district as a location for the armor factory.
INC board VIII pass two days here. Tonight
NY attended a banquet at tho Hotel Morris,
,oiI9Wed by q reception at the Southern Club,
WE'VE southern Congressman here assisting In
showing the board around,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
SEIZED THE DONNA T. BRIGGS.
Yh0 Treasury Department Holds Her ut Norfolk
en- suspicIsn or FiIIbusterInE.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 1s.-Tho three.masted
schooner Donna T. Briggs. Capt. Quincy, ar
rived hero this morning from the delaware
Breakwater and was boarded by an officer from
the Custom House, who, acting under orders
from Secretary Gage OF the Treasury Depart
ment, took possession OF the vessel. She Is tied
up here now with q custom, officials aboard
awaiting further action on the part of the
Washington authorities.
The schooner Ii suspected Of having carried q
from Punta Gorda, Fla. some time ago. She was
searched at Lewes, Del, and again here, but
nothing was found to convict her of hlibuster-
ing. She is here ostensibly TO load with oyster
shells for Buzzard's Bay. Capt; Quincy 10 in;
threatens To proceed against the Government
for damages. He and his crew are at liberty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
sMUGGLINa ARMS INTO SPAIN.
Large Quantities or Rines Imported fer the
CuFIlsts.
Special Gable Dtspatch TO The SUE.

Special Cable Despdtch TO The SUE.
MADRID Oct. 1s.-The impartial announces
the discovery of an extensive system Of SNUG
Cling arms into Spain for the use of the Carlists.
Large quantities of rifles have been secretly i'm
ported into Spain from France through tho
province OF Hiesca. In the north OF Spain, from
which point the arms are consigned TO Carlists
IN me Navarro and Nascongauas provinces.
An agent or tho CaTlists purchased in the
month OF September IL 900 rifles OF the latest
pattern from a Belgian manufacturer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
MARINE INTELLIG ESCE.

MINIATURE AInASAc-THIs DAY.
Sun rises -. q 10 ! Sun SETS. b14 Noon rises. morn
HIGH wATER-rHIs DAY.
sandy Hook. l2 40 Gov. Isl'd. / Ell He'll Gate. 8 IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
SCENT TIP CAUSES A ROW.
IT WAS GIVEN BIZ n CUsT0MBR IN
BlRBER SHOP.
shop Owner Demanded tho N~ichel-Barser RE-
fused to Give II Up-Owncr's Wife Helped
Her Husband in the Ensuing Scrap, In
which Things Tonsorini Were Smashed.

aboD Ou,.. Dsu,paed tho NicLeI-Barber RE-
fused to Give II Up-Owncr's wife Helped
Her Husband In the Ensuing scrap, in
which Things Tonsoriai Were SMASHED.
In the barber shops Of Second avenue tipping
Is n thing unknown. This caused a fight
on Sunday between Luigi Gibbia, proprietor
of the barber shop at 100 Second avenue,
and Joseph Moula, ono OF tho BARRIERS In tho
shop, In which various unusual weapons were
used. A customer who was shaved by Moula
handed him 10 cents at the end Of the opera
ton.
ITS only 10 cents" said Moula.
'Oh, that's all right" replied the customer.
Never mind tho odd Nickel"
much Obliged" said Moula, recovering from
his surprise as the customer left the shop.
"You don't have to DO much Obliged" said
Gibbia, who had overhead. ''rhe money goes
In the TILL"
'Not the Nickel said Moula ''That's mine"
ut goes to tho shop" cried Gibbia. why
should you get it,
Further discussion was postponed because OF
the arrival of more patrons, but after the shop
closed at / o'clock the proprietor went over to
ibid You put that nickel in tho drawerf"
Amt AIN ! / p pSs b l. an Of %y yhREs oG sbop,' cried albbia.
"Io gave it to me because i shsyed him good"
o".s 4'ouiut dNh 4 III kOlhh W hOSp '- 80
You're u thief, and IN have you arrested
You can't do 1t. Give me my wages and III
At this Gibbia caught up q pair Of shears and
ran. at his employee, who lodged around his
chair. Gibhia lunged at him, and Moula, ward
ing, with his left arm, received a stab wound.
and In return knocked his employer against the
wall. When the latter recovered himself he
found his adversary also armed with a pair Of
shears and ready for his onslaught. The two
came together, jabbed at each other Intellectual
y, clinchcd, and fell over two or three chairs,
knocking a lot Of razors, shaving cups, and
other utensils off the nearest bracket. The
noise brought in Mrs. Gibbia from the living
rooms behind the shop, and she promptly raised
n lump on the forehead of her husbands assail-
ant with n broomstick. Moula hit at her with
a chair, and she threw a mustache curling iron
at him and, went out for a hammer. When she
returned the two men were warily circling
about each other. %ieinting for, an opening.
flushing in with her hammer she hit at Moula's
head and landed heavily on his shoulde With
q yell he dropped his shears and ran out.
Meeting u policeman, Moula told his tale OF
woe. Tho policeman arrested Gibbia, Mrs.
Gibbia exhibited n cut on her head and demand
ed that Moula be also arrested. Both were
taken to the station house, where an ambulance
surgeon dressed Moulais wounds.
Both men were: prisoners in iorkville Court
yesterday. Moula was discharged. and Glib
| bia was held in g., 900 bail on o charge Of felo-
NOUS assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Arrivoa-MoSpAY. Oct. IS

ArrtSoa-MoSpAY. Oct. Is
So Havel. ChristoIers. Bremen Oct. 0 and Cher
bourg 10th.
Sc Anchoria, Wilson, Glasgow Oct. Z.
IS Georgia. Thompson, Liverpool.
IS st. Cuthbert. Fitzgerald. Antwerp.
SIS Irrawaddy, Fisher. Trinidad.
SIS GeeStemunde. Langan, Shields.
Sc Eeustria. Sagos, MdrSelles.
Ss AleXandra Marshall. glasgow.
Ss OriLaba, Downs, Havana.
SIS BielA, MathesOn. Rio Janeiro.
SIS Oakdale, whiteman. TIL Cove.
SIS Rluen' Ids, Charles, Baltimore.
SIS Philadelphia, Chambers. La GuAyra .
Sc Creole. eager. New Orleans.
Sc Guyaudotte. Davis. Norfolk.
So Fl Dorado, Baker. New Orleans.
So south Portland. Seeley. Jacksonville.
Ss Holguin, Dahl, Philadelphia.
Ship stephan. Kuhlmann. Fowey.
Ship Barring Brothers. Libby, Fowey.
For later arrivals see First Pag0.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Business Notires.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething; softens the gums. reduces Inflammation, al.
lays pain, cures wind collie. diarrhea. 25c. q bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Harien,a New station in Use.

The new station OF the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. at l25th street and Park
avenue. was opened TO the public yesterday
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Special Hotirrs.

HUsHAND'sCALd NED " AlsS -Four first
premium medals awarded; more agreeable to tho
Taste aud smaller Dose than other maRnesia. For
sale only In bottles " in registered trade marx label.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

ARRIVED OUT.
ss Kaiser wilhelm H.. from New York. at Gibral.
tar.
IS Michigan, from New York, at London.
ss City OF Rome. from New York, at Glasgow.
SIGHTED.
Sc Rotterdam. from New York for Rotterdam, or
the Lizard.
SAILED FROM FOREIGN roRrs.
So Bulda, from Gibraltar for New York.
SAILED PROM DOMESTIC PoRrs.
C. Seminole, from Jacksonville for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

No matter Wnat your chest
measure, to all practical purposes
you are one of four figures
regular, stout, long, short.
We cut for each, variations of
each.
We try on the garment neal,
est your figure; then alter it to
fit your personality.
That's progressive ready
made and we sell it at ordinary
~ready.made prices.
Suits siO to $50.
Not zero days, winter over
coat days to be sure; but GER
tainly uncertain days.
Fall overcoats sIa to $40.
Winter ones when you want 'em. what you want.
And we don't want the mother
of your son to forget that we
have for him everything she can
think Of, and many things she
doesn't dream of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

If nature made you short and
stout, you'll never know how
good.natured you can be until
you wear underwear that fits"
This year you can learn at $3.50
a garment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-16

MACON, Ga, Dec. ia special TO
the Telegraph from Jelfersonyille says;
The citizens OF this place We're start
led last night by fusilade OF pistol
shots at the residence Of n, l., callG,
where u house party was in progress
The screaming OF women aroused the
town and the whole population gath
cred about the scene OF the shooting
when 1t was discovered that three men
were lying dead on the parlor floor and
woman and u girl fatally shot,
The parlor had been a scene OF gaiety,
young folks dancing and singing alter
nately, and amusement was al It's
height when Shaw Griffin, young man
under the influence or liquor became
too offensive IN his manner toward the
young ladies. Mr.. Calf demonstrated
with him and advised him TO go home,
This enraged Griffin and he drew u pis-
tol and began to rave and make threats
against his host. Mr. Califf, knowing
Griffin to be u dangerous man, pre-
pared himself and ordered the offender
to leave the house.
This preclpItated fight Seven shots
We're exchanged, both principals drop
ped dead, and Clarence Jones, q young
man, was also Instantly Killed, the
three falling within Il radius OF few
feet.
AS soon rs the first shot rang out the
young ladies began to flee for their
lives. and before the room was cleared
two Of them were fatally wounded, Ca
lIn fired three shots, all three taking
effect--one striking Griffin In the right
temple and two in the breast. Griffin
fired four times. One snot entered Ca
ms breast, killing him instantly. an
other struck Clarence Jones in the
head, and death ensued an hour later
Mrs. Callff was shot in the abdomen
and her 7-year-old daughter In the neck,
When the fighting commenced the
people began to nee from danger, many
OF them getting into buggles and driv-
inH aWay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-16

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. l5-The
American Federation Of Labor met IN
adjourned session at $3.50 o'clock to-
day, President GomperB presiding. Tel
egraphlc Invitations to hold tho next
meeting Of the Federation In Kansas
city. Mo. were received from officials
OF that city,
The roll was called for expression Of
laws regarding time OF labor day aud
rate of wages for street laborcrs In dlf-
fcrent cities OF the country. Responses
were made BY maaR delegates.
Several resolutions were introduced
among the most important being one to
send ffnternnl delegates annually to
confer with the Trades ANA Labor Con.
press Of Canada,
THE afternoon session was married.
bv many vigorous speeches, especially
wax this the case IN regard TO thc pro-
test offered against tho appointment OF
~ NJ. faxson. to bo Interstate coms
HteFSb commissioner.