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New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
TWO INJURED IN AN ELEVATOR.
A CABLE PARTS AND SIX MEN ARE CAR
RIED DOWN TO THE EASEMENT
ONE MAY DIE.

A freight elevator in the six-story building at No
sos West Forty -tirst-s, where Thomas Farrell has
a tool manufactory, fell the entire height OF the
building yesterday morning and injured two men
who were riding on It. The injured are:
OTTENBERG Peter. twenty-five years old. OF NO. 30
West Forty-frst-st-; right leg broken
WATKINS Thomas. hirty-four years old; ootn legs
broken: may die.
The elevator is used for freight. and Is run By
the person who wishes to ride In It, The car Is an
omen one Watkins and Gutenberg, who are en-
ployed in the mandatory. were on the top moor
and wished to 60 down. AS usual, they look ,he
elevator IN which were four other men. who were
bringing ice into the building. They started me
car and It had descended but a few feet when
the big cable which holds the car in the middle.
and IS attached to the roof of the building. parted.
The car descended with great raDdity TO the base-
ment landing with u loud crash and causing the
building to vibrate so that every in It noticed
IT, People In tie street heard the noise OF the
falling car and rushed into the building 70 see
what had happened. . T., 49,.
Watkins and Gutenberg were found IN me
wrecked elevator. unconscious. II took tew mm'
cue the men. Meantime an ambulance h, had pse,, pa
summoned from Roosevelt Hospital. ana ootn men men
were taken there. The ambulance surgeon saao
that Watkinss condition Is very serious. o.,a
The other men were uninjured They were OSWALD
eighth-st: Nathan Leopold Of Guttennurg, y. =.
and Raymond MadinJer, OF NO Sl' west ro'"-
third-st. =, - co,,ouh.,
The cable that broke was put IN or sep,emUed rd
l3 inspected daily 10y me & rinehS ~ -, aSs
Casualty Company. An investigator W." -, ,a ~. ,or ia
always moved without regular runner No Az
rests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
INSPECTOR JOHN J. HARLEY.

Promoted by the Police Board yesterday
eergean, on January 8. 1854. and promoted to "A
made against him at the time of the Lexow in
vestleation which resulted in his dismissal from
the force The courts relnstated him and lectured
the Commissioners for having dismissed MN on o.,
the evidence which was declared to be utterly
Inspector Brooks was born on september |, lsis,
SSe dee s as M ohed the oPc
on Nav l5 1851 made roundsman on Maich
z. ls2 and was made seTses1t on ,sS NSVSpe cbapee
OF the Bureau of Informat ion at Police Headquar-
,sTs He vas pTom05ea e t6 6aDssG sRG Sevenh S
Twenty ninth and Thirty-third pTec,acts. lie was
made acting inspector on May e. 1895 .,o.
March "a ISL He was born on April 20 1886. and
was clerk before he became POLICEMAN He was vas
made ronndsmsn on HE He Sa %sa Sees Se
81 the Central once IN The Bureau nr Of m bna ion
for ssze3 Sna ysaarSd Detailing Of men MI II special
esncy cases such large parades and public
insoector Grant Joined the police force on Jan
uary L. 1866 His trade was that OF plumber; on
October 1870 he was made rouhdsthsn, anu ro on
moied 10 captain on July Is 1896 and has coninann
ea the Yves, One-hundred- ed-and-t"enty-ht'h-st' anu
CommssIoner Parker when seen last night at h's
home. Nc. 20 East Sd1u ~ e ,he e Ave
criticism to make about the pron'o'io" u '"e "''
captains to inspeciotsn: say: he said -Four Of tho
isvverr made acting inspectors at my suggestion.
Had been present won pIoDaoy h nat~ ,ren 'S ''
lon ona umis do yen refer to-! was asked
"Oh never mind now there IS no soou " oe Wv
"yybv we're "'' ycn not at the meetings7"
.T was kent away from the morning ;nee'ns a ,er e
tss serious illness o. my mo1ner aTf ho~se The
meeting in the afternoon was sailed very & auicNI
snG without my knowleage s|t acfece non x
Present. Good night
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
COMPLAINANT AGAINST A BABY REBCh ChED.

"you ought TO be ashamed OF yourself TO have
such n little chap arrested" said Magistrate Kud-
Itch as ne peered over his desk IN Yorkville Court
and saw a dimnutve, sickly boy standing
against the rail. He addressing Henry keyus,
NJ No $50 East Sixty-hrst-st.. who had caused the
arrest and Incarceration OF six-year-oid Thomas
pavrold. who lives with his parents in the same
bousc He charged Tommy" with throwing a
rock at him. Keylus produced the rock" II
was bit Of pebble. like those used In filling up
crevices between paving blocks, net more than a
half-inch in diameter He placed the rock on
The desk and the Magistrate could not restrain a
smile. ,, u.,, ma, ,o.r,r,
., cconrY Indignant when the Magistrate called
him back and ordered him TO remove the moun-
,oin" from the desk.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

check for 10000. drawn by the STOCK en-
change firm OF Adams. Kellogg & Co, No. wan,
St. TO the order of the Stock Exchange hrIn "a
f. +. Freeman Co. No. i3 Exchange f."ee'
was picked up yesterday afternoon IN "an-s1'
opposite the Bank OF the Manhattan COMPANY;
The check was drawn on this bank, and NAG naa
been certified by the bank The hneer nocaved .i0
reward OF slo The check had been lost by a
clerk who was sent TO the bank to nave II ce'"'
fed.
There was a general recovery In stocks. The
stocks In which the net gains. comparing inc Gus
ing figures with those of Tuesday, were per
cent or more. were: American Spirits. l%s; Cnicago
Gas. A: Consolidated Gas. 3l2; Delaware and
Hudson. .: Lackawanna, l; Detroit Gas. Us: fiint
and Pere Marquette preferred. /; General Electric
IA Illinois Steel S1a; Lake Erie and western Mipbi
erred M LAKE sNGrs Miss31 ~ Paec AZ Northern
Pacific preferred. 22; Omaha 2; oregon Sia NsE'sI
ton preferred. !; ST. Paul. 49, Union Pacihc' i
Il was reported In Wall Street yesterday that
on the retirement OF Mr.. Burns from the hrtn
Of j. S Morgan & Co.. in London. his place would
generally understood that the trip OF - PeI ,h
port Morgan TO London was In connection WIN
this change In the nrm
There was rally In wheat yesterday On the
New-York Produce Exchange December closed at
eis, cents which the high price OF the day.
and was 3. cent above Tuesdays closing price
December corn closed unchanged at S2s. cents
Export sales OF wheat were 80 LOADS mere ano
20 loads at outports Export sales OF corn were
30 loads here and II loads at outports.
Winfield Oler a Klondke miner. who IL staying
at the Exerett House. yesterday deposited sixteen
and one-halt ounces Of gold in the Assay once
He spent eight years in Alaska.
Edward D. Adams. who recently retired as chalr-
man OF the Board OF Directors OF the Northern
Pacific Railway sailed for Europe yesterday on
the Teutonic.
The only business transacted by the Governing
Committee of the Stock Exchange at It's meet
ing Yesterday the listing OF securites'
The steamship Ems. which arrived from Genoa
Yesterday brought $4,000 In gold for the National
City Bank.
Ex-Governor r. p Flower said yesterday that
a printed statement that the Chicago Gas CON-
pany had a floating debt Of sl.oOS0O was an error
The company had cash and quick assets more
than SUFFICIENT to meet all liabilities. he declared
and the company had earned and was earning
more than s per cent on its capital Stock
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate piyision-supreme court-Betors Van B;qnt
Court S opens at M 81 So A. sc. 49, Sa
- sprem: y me- CourtEspeca TerPar, I-Befors smyth,
JMson calendar sasi 4rMsr, A. IS2q a. nj qBe,. rr...
JcGuT at 1879 aa;Pas m EsP'f sers Beach,
So. & $3.50 S.s 1863 5iso SiSs s45t cs2r W..
assn S"RfH%s aSd Sas Sc;s SSss 4so.
4sa 52:i 5ss $3.50 a Sf@faft S Sif4r vseor. Law
renee JCauses be sent from Par ~ I9r t1sL Gear.
drews. J-Ceuses 10 be sent from Part ~ Tor trial.
supreme courspecia TermPars yn-sefOre Pryor.
Jsssedc dc6a1S GaiT0a4 S1ff TsnPaTt Beors Fred
man l'JJsP 'JPrssSrsd Nss 1906 1885 1884, is's
Supreme Cour, Trial Term.Pa-t ilImsefors Giasp'
sl 81 81 s, tss SIS Sllt .Ss SSs ~ az 7ss
@ ssss ST. sssi 1854 49e. oOie. Sss. $50 Case un'
cyr7, 7fPmPnr' P.s; FL or st''s rs s o9a'a
Causes from Par III foF rial soS
Supreme caase, 70 be sent Par, iii for trial
' @ 5ss! 5 s7s yss'ss 25 Sos s':5;. @
alas sIs sss sGs sss 25e 6 .,si annni;ssa
sGPge%s 20 Se seat rom Part VII for trial Case
hnisnsS sCTso. cour-rral Term-rsrt XPetors Bscsca
r. Jcauses be sent from Part VII for trial. c.ss
,,sn Part vi ol I ess. aa
hnishea h, cour,-Tria Term-Part XI-Bsfore Maclsap,
Nrausss 10 sent from preferred ea.enoar fof tf.
Judge charge. p.<.-. p.a<..
10 be sert from preferred calendar for trial
Clear ~-..-A.-. r,a,o-. E,gsraM e.
" oI; Will Of Richard Tighe az 1880 a m WiIh Tor
nhaTsc william, H. Locke Percy West Marietta Norton,
Jobarna Vogt Della W. White, Mary MeGarry. at lo0
y N, Benedict Blernessar at 2. ~ ,. - -.
smrrogates CourtTrial Term-Beors Arnold 80
1904 viii Of Mary T. LVlnssoaao a. ~ ~ a. M " '
VIII ,S Of 6Sns,mspsss ionsnns S1 op~ye -cou
..S,S a. IN a m Motions at 1880 a. m
City Ter1par, s ipeias ss ssaucn%sn % AZ
I,s a,t as 4is All. ais 40 42i. a22 "a +25 +cs.
i23 40 4So 4si. AZ 437 iss 4io Clear v,,,,s
Sos 1881 e42, sos 80: "a l7s5 2ei2 s.a s5e go 81
s,c s,5 S;s s57 35s S59 800 S5i So3 So% 3So. SS''
81 I s72. sss s.i s75 37e. s7s STg Clear c.,,,,
CITY $50 ss4 80 A. 1891 $50 ssi ss: sss ssS ss9
300 DO aoi 4Os 4OI. 400. All. Clear
City S6. ss bs:sf .sse :ss yss ss ss
qSaa scs5 :7so sao5 1864 :373 so7i sI2s SiS
5s5 ssts 3.ss 3cs9 $780, $3.50. SSei 2Ai'' Ss"'s s~
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
THINKS HAYNES WAS MURDERED.
THE POLICE HOLD TO THE THEORY THAT HE
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

r = Caldwell OF the Coats Thread Works, at
No "a, Rroadway called on Chief Clerk Reynolds
a. the Coroners office late yesterday afternoon.
and told Mr. Reynolds that he was friend OF
Thomas f. Haynes who was found dead in Van
Cortlandt Park on Sunday last. with pisto-shot
wound In his mouth and pistol lying alongside
OF HIM
Mr.. Caldwell said he believed that his friend
has been murdered, he had left no letter TO his
relatives. and his wallet in which he always
carried from $50 TO 500. was missing lie couid
see no reason why the dead man should have
wished to kill himself as he was In eomfortaole
circumstances and was recently advanced with
tho firm or A. r. whitney & Co.. the local agents
OF the Carnegie Steel Works. . Il,
Sergeln: Flock OF the Park police. says tnat
thore Is no doubt about Haynes being suicide;
that he saw the body when was dscovereG, am
about him his pipe lay on the ground and SO do
the pistol Another search Will be MADE ny the
Park Police OF the premises where the pooy was
found
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
ST-ICIDE on 4 PIER.

man. supposed 10 be Frank Bierlen. OF No
OF K,ickerbocker-ave., Brooklyn. committed SUI
eide yesterday morning by shooting himself on the
pier at East seventy-nrst-st lie was about thirty
nrh:d with the name AM address given. lie lett
a letter addressed 10 Mrs. Berlein. No "a knick-
and v'as bsdy blurred and rambling In It's word
ing As far as IL could be Translated II was fare
,,n ~ bis wife and children with instructions TO
%,s wiz "a take care Of and educate tho children
The writer complained that this was hard worrd
his rs reason for getting out Of it, The letter
VA csrd found in his pocket bore the address;
Frank Bierlein painter and decorator NO III
knickerboc ker-aye.. Brooklyn n !.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
DAMAGES AGAINST THE ErENIyG POST"
MAJOR THRocKNoRroN OBTAINS VERDICT IN
HIS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THAT
NEWSPAPER

Major Charles B. Throckmorton obta'red YER
dict for 81 900 damages against "The Evening Post
Publishing Company in the libel suit which he mad
brought against that newspaper. and which mas
been on trial for the last two days before Justice
Gilderseeve and jury IN the Supreme Court.
1.-The Evening POST in January. 1895, asserted
that Major Throckmorton then Assistant Superin-
tendent Of the Department Of Street Cleaning, was
under a sentence OF suspension by court-marual
Of the United States Army FOR irreguarlties IN
connection with money ,ntrusted TO him. He had.
however at the time Of the publication been rein
stated on the retired list by President cleveland
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
AUTUNy FOLIAGE AT THE WATER GAP.

The autumnal change In foliage will soon be at
its height and probably nowhere in this section
can IL be viewed better advantage than from the
Kittatinny House at the Delaware Water Gap,
where the high mountain ranges and picturesque
ness OF the scenery add largely 10 its beauty.
This has been tor many years a tavorite resort
for the autumn months and the proprletors are
well prepared for the cold nights and mornings, as
the hotel is thoroughly heated by steam.
The close proximity OF the Water Gap 10 New
York City makes 1t a specially desirable place fer
spending few days. aQd for business men TO run
down for Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court

Supreme Court
By smyth. j.
,,.rou,,- aet carroli-Edward z. Hccau.
rnnunaenhemer sgt. sillman-Samuei q heinoe,ser. =
Srpp,nr ~ ca rbonste Hil Mining Company-Jssse -
NsWssb.rgton LII. Insurance Company ast surordss-
rdxard I. Patterson
iiIrsh agt Hirsh-David Mcclure.
BY Truax J.
Gebelhouse agt. Born-Rooert Goellsr
By Mclaughlin. J.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company agt Penu-ous'
tave 3. Dr,chman
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Lawrence, j.
Levi Harris sgt. Jacob Osnoyitz-Leonard }. Wyetns
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
HIS BRIDE 4 FISHERHANS DAUGHTER.
A STOCK BROKER MARRIEs HIS FIRST wIFE's
PEorEGE AFTER OBTAINING A DIVORCE

Henry F. Edey. Of Amityville. Long Island. on
Tuesday married Miss Katherine Liehnow, the
daughter Of fisherman AT Amityville. This Is
not Mr. Edey's first matrimonial venture. Eight
years ago he married Miss Lottie Carlton. OF Bos-
ton but recently obtained n divorce from her on
statutory grounds. She maintained that lie was
prompted to bring the suit by a wish TO marry
again The second Mrs. Edey was protege OF
the frs, Mrs Edey. and had been treated by her
with the utmost Kindness. Mr.. Edey is stock
broker in this city. and occupies Office with his
father and two brothers al No Wall-st None
OF the three were In town yesterday when re-
porter tried TO them.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
TIE EOrRTH WOOL ACTION.

The fourth and last Of the New-York wool auc-
,ions was held yesterday afternoon at the Wool
exchange. A large number OF manufacturers.
dn,Iors and wool men generally was present, in
Guiding representatives, from all the important
Eastern markets The expectations OF the man
or,a,, wcre more than realized In yesterday s
o.,sloyue The offerings 400 bales Q.3C0. go
nounds) which was considerably IL excess OF m, ne
pa offered at the second or third sales lhe
a,cregate OF the four sales held BY the WOOL
TycSsnre has been upward of 5,H3o0 pounds
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
,,,vrss OF 4 WELL-KNOWN REPORTER.

1ossnh Lennon who for nearly thirty years sup
- ,he leading morning newspapers with the lists
>, romnent arrivals at the hotels is seriously III at
his home NJ. go East one-hundred-and-nneteen'
MS . nrinc he had q stroke OF pa ralysis. and
-. 81, , then he has suffered from nervousness ard
S, Sn,aianchoa Mr.. Lennon was remarkao.y iamll-
a,h the names OF well-known men Of all parts
20. ,his country ard Of the world He was also chief
y, O,rcotreaSer OF The Mail and Express
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
FRENCH FRIGATE FULTON SAILS.

Tie French friga,e Fulton which arrived hene a'
from the West Indies station on September 2o
sailed yesterday forenoon her return 10 her usual
cruising ground. Che cane here for transfer 0,
eomc,anders She has saileL under commanu oI
La Toursiae and relieved Captain Lis"'na~.'
satunse. who returns TO France. his term OF sea
duty having been completed.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
,rrzUPE OF CHINESE GOODS.

A large quantity Of China silks. embroider'e''
hrica hrac and curios seized by customs In
spectors yesterday from the BENJAMIN sewail'
living AZ Pier No. H. East River Inc goods were
s,oued away I'm A general cargo. and are estimated
70 he worth 5000 The Sewall arrived mere from
SHANGHAI on october H. -. , t.,
CaptaIn Sewall said the goods were hot LOT III III
corfsstion but for the use Of himself ana ~ii-'
who live on board the ship.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
ESTIMATTyG CITY EXPENSES.
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS VENTURES
INTO THE MAYORS PREsENCE-PLAN TO
EXTEND THE USEFULNESS OF
THE EIREROA'


THE FIREBoATs.
The provisional estimates for the Police Fire,
Buildings. Tax and Law departments and the Bu-
reau OF Elections considered yesterday by the
Board CT Estimate. These estimates will be passed
upon finally in December.
The Police Departments estimate put at
$esi e3s. eight Items being added 800 apiece for
forms sake
The other departments were treated in the same
manner Fire Commissioners Sheffield and sturgis.
Police Commis issioners Andrews and Smith, and the
superintendent OF Buildings. Stevenson Constable.
were before the Board ready to speak Tor additions
to their estimates, but told that they could
argue their cases In December. Commissioner
Sheffield said that the principal addition TO the
fire budget would for slight increase in ap-
paratus and for $l69O0O for increases In the uni
formed force.
IT was Constables first appearance at the City
Hall since his run In with the Mayor several
months ago. when the latter told the Superntend-
ent to keep away from the Mayors Office to the
end of his term.
The Buildings Department will oe heard now
said the Mayo. after the Fire Departments esti-
mate had been finished. Mr.. Constable walked up
and took a seat near the Mayor. How do you
cheeriqly but the May0r didn't turn his .Sce face
toward the newcomer. We will simply CONSIDER
the new items to-day" said he. without recognizing
M Constable. and look at the estimates more
Mr.. Constable said tha, there some changes
IN his department owing TO the new charter. ana
he would want a larger force one dollar was
added to his 1891 estimate for the additional help.
The correct sum Will be considered Ia December;
After considering provisional estimates The Board
authorized the Fire Department. 10 send Fire Chei
Bonner and anothe: member Of the department 10
Milwaukee, Cleveland and Boston 10 investigate
a system these cities have of laying water pipes
from the water front to the interior Of tne town;
through which the citys freboats may pump
water and be Of assistance at inland fires. Com,
missioner Sheffield said that the ireboats could 90
me work OF number Of engines In this way. be-
-ides tfording certain water supply and re-
leving the Croton supply.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
,rrrvy SCENERY on TIE ERIE.

c,loriaed by brilliant autumnai tints the scenery
along the picturesque Erie is now al lis pest anu
a'o'o ,,.,.s NJ the Ramapo the Neversink the Dea-
'N-o and the Susquehanna spread before the trav-
srsr n panorama OF exquisite beauty. For the bet
,or sniovment OF its famous scenery the Erie sur
rounds its patrons by all the pnysieai comforts 20
% dning-cars and Pullman sleepsrs and pro
,octs them by complete system OF oiocx ssiety
a
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
DISEASED CATTLE rROM MANITOB4.

WASHINGTON Oct I3.-The Department OF STATE
has been Informed by the United states Consul NJ.
NJ. DuiHe at Winnipeg that there has appeared
among cattle In that section disease known as
Electromagnetic" commonly called Iumpja"
which has been placed on the hs' OF ihiec.ious OF
cortsg,ous diseases by the Department OF Agri-
culture OF Manitoba. He further says f that .arse
numbers poor. cheap cattle are being shlppso 20
the United States for grazing purposes, ana au-
yises catfienen the frontier 20 iook out lot the
disease also that the importation OF cattle be i'm
uu.dlntNiy htOppld.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
r1r cA1I ESTATE SUIT BEING RETIRED

The new trial OF the suit brought by Charles r.
cou "a recover 1000 from the estate OF his uncle.
1s.onh Call the Union Square optcian was begun
Yesterday in the Supreme Court. before Justice
,ookstayer and jury. The trial is ordered by the
court OF Appeals. which reversed the dismissal OF
the complaint. in which the first triai resulted.
,rt nc aoeandant in the action is Amea Call for
,nar servant in Joseph Calls family: who on his
dnath obtained the estate on the claim mat she
Vas Mr. Calls common law widow
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
ROU4N CATHOLIC BISHOPS IN SESSION.

The annual meeting OF the bishops OF the Roman
Catholic Church OF the province under the Juris-
action or Archbishop Corrigan. held yester-
dav morning at the srchieplscopal residence In
Wsd,son-ave. Those present were Archbishop Cor
rgan and Bishops Gabriel. Of Osdensburs; Nc
Faul, Of Trenton: Wigger. Of Newark; Burke, Of
Ihnn,vD Inu', Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn; Quigey. of Buff
Flo. NcOuald of Rochester. and Farrell. OF New
York The latter is the coadjutor OF Archbishop
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
TIE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

The second days session Of the NewYork State
Medical Association was held yesterday IN the
Mott Memorial Hail. In Madson-ave Papers were
read by DR.. W. S. McLaren. Of Richheld, conn. ,
Or. Joseph D. Bryant OF New-York; Dr. Parker ef
New-York; Dr. ". H. Park OF New-fork VI;
a: Y. Bennett, OF Buffalo DR., w. D. Grangeri or T
Westchester County. and Dr. Ely Van dc " al Ae'
OF Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
CHINESE INSPECTOR sCHARF RESIGNS.

J. Thomas Scharf the first Inspector OF Chinese
Immigrants appointed by the Treasury Depart
rneot sent his resignation 10 Washington yester-
day II - said that the relations between Schart
and his superiors have been rather strained FOR
some time. The place Will probably be abolished
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
FOR 4 FEDERAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

The third days session Of the fall convention
OF the Board OF Trace and Transportation wa
held Yesterday Or. Warren Z. Anderson read z
Daper advocati.g the esiablishmeht OF tnlteo
tates Department. OF Health.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
FIVE INSPECTORS OF POLICE
CHEF MCULLAGH RECOMMENDS AND
THREE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT.
CAPTAINS BROOKS. CROSS. THOMPSON. J. H.


The long-ielayed appointments OF police nspec-
tors took place at the Central Ofce yesterday when
chief OF Police McCulagh made the necessary rec
concentrations and Commissioners Moss Andrews
AMI Smith promoted five captains in the absence Of
4. .o7,-uiss .ener Parker Chief McCu.lagh sat with
:.. ..a.u ssioners wnen the promotions were
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
FOR MAYOR OF ALBANY.
MAKING A VALIANT FIGHT
FOR GENERAL MARVIN.
THE DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGE ON THE SILVER
ISSUE MET-THE QUESTIONS OF MUNICH
PAL ADMINISTRATIONS ALSO


PAL ADMINISTRATIONS ALSO
AT THE FORE.
Albany Oct 70 (SpecIaD.-The capital OF the State
is selecting its Mayor for the approaching two
years with all the symptoms OF popular excite
ment which are now apparent In the other cities OF
the State. Possibly. also the near close OF John
Boyd Thacher's term OF offce has increased de-
cdedy the voters keen interest in the personality
of the various suggested by political parties as
fit to be elected Mayor. Did not Mr. Thacher
yalantiy seek the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor a year ago. and then courageously decline X
after sleeping n few nights upon 1t? 1t Is rarely
that such a man as Mr.. Thacher. with such pictu-
rescue qualities. can be lured into accepting a
nomination for Mayor, and therefore 1t was natural
that the politicians OF Albany should take extraor-
dInary palms. as they did this year. In the selection
OF their candidate.
Ex-senator David B. Hill. who lives here. II Will
be remembered. year ago declined to make a
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
NEW FOURTH-CLASS POsTMASTERS.

Washington. Oct. 13-Thcre were sixty-four ap"
pointments Of four,h-class postmasters to-day.
They include: r.
Stanley, James p. Fulton
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
MEDAL FOR Police BRAVERY.

a communication was before the Police Board
Yesterday from Philip Rh;nelander Offering an
nually a medal for personal bravery on the part
Of police officers The proposition was accep'eo