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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
NONKERS

Mora than two hundred members OF the HoNy-
wood Inn Club were present on "Wednesday even
ing at the smoker given in the Asseino'! nan
j. Frank Curran. chairman OF inc hr'ei
committee presided twenty-five memoeIS WIZ
selected to serve as the Members General Sodai,
80 Tor the wear Beginning on sunday sne 10
d., and library rooms Will De open ilo ~ ,ho
nieelock in the afternoon til 1913" O'CLOCK III '''
The October social Of the Ladies ACh wos held
tba First Methodist Episcopal Church was Do
last night at the home Of John w ohVer' al ''oSe
C9tt tbi,,C posi- no g. q. A. r.. had campfre
on Wednesday evening for the veterans % cd
Snn,tIe Of cedar creek. Jere 5 C!arko SSSsairo
s1ecChes were mace by NJ j. Canwe. -S'h r MGai.v
IProos carter 9Th New-York lcaN 49, S.,n;
Seorge Elmer George r. Hcndrickson -! NE
REYNOLDS ana John Gorivan. Heires"'"e"''
The first medal night at the alleys 90. oa tns haid
s.dn poat club for the season of lS9Sr !" was q
on Wednesday night. Benjamin r. B BARN yanoes
~ btrb average Of the evening IN thlee So ,i
,ss TSe dinner 10 be given for the junior eIsh' VIII
he held on Thursday evening, NoVcih.ner ~, rec-
roNdav AID tomorrow are the last GAYS VI o,.orsI
,strotion the inspectors VIII be al tnG ,fi q
-,Nilir g-nla cos from o'clock in the HioIi'i"e '
1.clock in the evening eacn DAY.
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FIGHT MILLIONS or KLONDIKE GOLD
TIL, SEASONS OUTPUT CLEANED UP-DisTRlBU
TION or TROOPS on THE YUKON.

THE SEASONS OUTPUT CLEANED UP-DisTRibU-
TION or TROOPS or THE YUKON.
Seattle Wash oct. 2o-The receipts OF the Seattle
assay office and the San Francisco mint or the
cleanup of the seasons output OF Klondike gold are
s. Co0ON Superintendent Wing Of the former said
that his Office had taken in $4,000 and the san
Francisco mint $4,000 Besides this. II IL esti-
mated that dust cqualng 100000 was sent To PhiIa-
delphia Denver and Helena. The local assay or
flee has adyices Of single consignment of 1868 600
now on the way here
"The Post-Intclligcncer" says: "The distribution
OF United States troops in the Yukon for the winter
,,ill bee as follows. Lieutenant Edwin Bell with
thirtv-nve men. at Rampant city; Lieutenant Nc
NautIs with seventy-fi men. at Circle city a
rompauv will bee left at Fort Yukon. ana captain
Richardson will make his headquarters with forty
five men at Eagle city. 60 ~,
"Captain T. : Walker will remain at ST Mi
chaels with seyenty-oight men. lie VII! keep IN
close touch with the Govin Bay new mining DIS
trc; and should any call for relief be sent from
Kotzebue Sound he will cooperate with the rem
door supe intendent I'm aeviating the trouble There
are ample stores at st. Michaels TOR all purposes,
and II Is believed thar the winter VIII pass without
any desutution. About three hundred men. en-
moves OF the different transportation companies
viii winter AT St Michacls"
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G Richard 8 Co; Arrived on Sandy Hook at 7;io n
South Of Highlands IS Ordered to Norfolk ana
Sandy Hook " J.. OCT, 90 $50 p. m.-wind west
Light breeze. clear .ro
Steamers Beie (Br) Norfolk: BurEundis F'rl Mar.
settles Britisf Prince R0 Santos etc: Fuers' BsmsEox
Ger Hamburg via Cherbours and southampton hohy
Galveston. Karlsruhe GER Bremen: Excelsior, sabine
Pass: Uller 1Nor,. - Kitts etc Amrum Ger, nav
NewpS-t News Strstheven or London; cstania lje,,;
Tampco. etc. Button d'0. Pernamoueo etc "hch're' "
Sims DurSriige Dr. for Shanghai Noel Tryvan cBA
Shanghai -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London oct 2o-Saed steamer Marquette (BO, jacob
sen. New York; arrived. steamer America OBJ feN"
Queenstown oct 2o-sailed. steamer Britannia CBrs
Haida c,< from Liverpool Tor New York ,. ma
Brow Head. Oc, 2e-Passed, steamer Tsirie ''o'
DunkirN oct ls-sailed steamer strathnarn lbF Cu"-
Swansea OCT ia-saued. steamer Masconomo 3D.
Jenkins New York or Baltimore. ,,...
Shields oct 70 Sailed steamer Asrakhan 'br' pa'''"
barry DC, 2O-sailei, steamer Queen ADELAIDE 'Sf'
Rotterdam. oct 2o-sailei. Rotterdam Du'eS'
Antwerp oct ia-Arriyed steamer s, cu'hesr' 3D.
Gibraltar oc, i9-Passea steamer stra'hs'k 'Bh
Frost patras etc. for New York. W.,
Genoa oct. % II q. Sailed steamer Kaiser W.
helm n tGer Hegemann New York - ms,
Genoa oct l7-Saled. steamer Trojan Primes 'D's
Naules oct 20 II a m.-Arrivet steamer Fuia S.I.
Messina Oct, 10 Arrived steamer BETTY Auso. be-
cich Trieste flr New York ma p.,-
Mcnteyideo oct Is sailed steamer Handel CBr PED
r' Rio Gaoeir5 o., is-sailei steamer, EAnda lss.
Young New York Goth Co!erise CBr,. saer Ne" ,,ss
81 Lnca oct Il sailed steamers yea Ar w. Gilman
from Santos. Ne~-NorA
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NETWORK CITY.

The Rev D w Lelacheur Will preach in the
Church OF the Strangers, No. 800 West Flfty-sev-
enth-st on Sunday, at Il a. m. and 1A5 p m. lie
Will describe his visit 10 Thbet, where he succeed
cd IN planting two missions although the lard or
the Llamas has for centuries been closed to travel
lers.
Postmaster Van Colt announces that the mails
from Australia New-Zealand and Hawaii OF the
following dates: Melbourne, September .; Sydhe!'
September d; Auckland. october I, and Honolulu
October r. which arrived at San Francisco on the
steamer Mariposa and the mails from China and
Japan which arrived az Vancouver. vii arrive IN
New-York next Monday. October a. Mails for
Australia New-Zealand China. Japan and Hawaii
will close al the General Postoffce this city. as
advertised.
hearing before the Joint Committee on Law.
Public Buildings. Lighting and Supplies and Pubic
Health upon the proposed ordinances relating 10
the appointment OF Building Commission VIII he
held at the city Hall at 3 p m to-day the char,
ter provides that the Municipal Assembly shall
adont q building code whereupon all existing build
ing laws are abrogatef.
Theodore B. Starr OF No l126 Broadway. and
other merchants Of Twenty-ffh-st and Broadway
Yesterday handed TO James =. keating' commas
sioner Of Highways, protest against inc TWO DIX
poes erected at that corner by the Democratic
State Committee. The poles are north OF twenty
dfth-st while the political headquarters are in the
Huffman House south OF that street. The mer-
chants contend that the banner should be in front
Of the building containing the headquarters.
Joseph Davis who died al No Lawrence-st. on
Wednesday and whose body IS az the Morgue. VIII
BE buried by the Union League club members or
this city Davis was employed by the Union
League.
The Board Of Managers OF the American Bible
Society met at the Bible House yesterday afternoon
and accepted the resignation Of Caleb T. Rowe OF
Norrlstown y j.. from the office Of general agent
of the society which had been presented in letter
NJ = meeting Of the Board on October s. The
treasurer Of the society, William foulke' was APP
nointed to act as the general agent.
The Charity Organiza ton Society appeals for so
u.herew,th TO tide an abandoned wife. her aged
mother and her four children over period OF acute
distress The wfe's record for industry Is good.
and II Is believed that with little money In hand
TO clear up debts necessarily contracted ana pro-
vide for support through brief time she Will be
able thereafter the entire support OF her
self and family. Any money for this case sent 10
the Charity Organization Society, No l05 East
Twenty-second-st.. will be promptly and publicly
/ ackuoWledgs0
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
10 DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK THURSDAY. OCT. 20. 1893.
ARRIVED.

popr OF NEN-YORK THURSDAY. OCT 20 1893
ARRIVED.
Sa,,s- Pontiac tpr, igr1wnlcss Liverpool october
IN ballast TO Phelps & Go. Arrived AT the bar at
2:3u m. . "a. -. ,,,.ft. o.,o,.- ~ in
hsilaS, =, II Winchester CO. Arrived at me oar az
Y.3o III. &C.,. Do,hoi,,,t. s,.t,tn
s.n,embar p, Hamburg - and HaNre October l. WIN
,erchanhlse 10 Hamburg American Line Arrived Al Ne
Bar a ~. ,., s,.,,,. co,..,,h.r o.
,aaCboyen October o. Chrlstianla ana thrstIansand T.
MN nnerchandse cabin and loo seerasr passehS'Fs
o. Punch Five q Arrived ar the Har ar 80 A m
steam.r Minister MayhRch Ger. Pr'l" hankls ''P
eler and Shields October L. IN ballast I" "us lteyr
Nrr,VeI a, m. Rar a II ~ D m 18th
steamer Amsterdam GDuich). Baker. Amsterdam -,
he- with merchandise 20 cabin and % steefase pas
.rgers ~ Holland America Line Arrived az the bhr AT
20 ~. Utogo r,iv IA
shanghai = Annoy 20. Hong Kong August J. singapore
~ Penang q Aden september H. Port said Il Alsels
- and ~ Michacs october with merchandise 10 Barber
= ~ Arrived at the Bar NJ $50 m. 49,
st.,mer sikh tBrl. RoUey. Yokohama july -. il'S'
20 shanghai august Il Foo CHOW -. Annoy ~ h'ns
ny "a Sngaorr September s. Port SAID ~ ana Aslris
October q with mdse TO Carter. Macy a -" N'Ne' at
the Bar 2 30 ,---, o.,,A..
steamer CIV Of birmingham. BERG savannah october
II with mds. and passengers 10 ocean steamship tom
pany anu ,,.A...., an. >or,oik with
rndr. and passensers old Dominion steamship Somp!
stsamsr sahisla tBr from Lvsrpeo September 80 70
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STRANGE Suicide ~ 4 LIBRARY.

WHEN DETECTED TRYING TO STEAL COLLEc-
T1ON or COINS \ RUSSIAN SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Omaha Ncb.. oct. .0-An unknown man committed
suicide at the Public Library this morning under
mysterious circumstances II looks as II he had
erected himself in he building with the intention
# securing the valuable coins in the Byron Reed
collection When detection and capture confronted
him ne placed a revolver 10 his temple and killed
himself The body appears 10 be that OF man Of
.,,ltur. evidently "a Russian and slight
marks on the clothes would seem 10 Indicate that
h- was q nOblrndn.
TN, polcc believe the man visitor at the
I,Nnoslion who possessed technical knowledge. and
vas ucrhaDs. a collector Of rare coins himself.
'rha name John schmidt written on the margin
81 "a small map of EUROPE torn from Russian
,.orraphv in one OF his pockets \ pair Of glasses.
the case ~ which bore the label Riga Russia.
was also found ON the corner Of a pocket hand
kcrchicf In red silk were embroidered the letters
81 Il
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%EW-ROCHFLLE.

The annual benefit entertainment io' tne ~"
,,aahauo Hosn,tal Will be given on the evening OF
rrbursdav November 3. in the private theatre al
the home of Mr. and Mrs John H. Harmer BancK-
or Place. Mrs. George Manning WoodioTd .oi
merry Of New-Rochele vii read IRON h Va M i1
fTiln'' bv Mr ana Mrs Waller T. Long ana rd
chorus OF women trained by Miss heen1 : ha he
patronesses. ,.. or,ounced of Miss
son OF 10 7e Hueuenot,st mis- village 70
,5,,Nb ;rborne of York city. Inc ctIf!n0iI!
11ook Mac on March . the Rev Francs Snli'i W. ~
tpc second Presbyterian Church. oihcaWWanSL, Cifv
and Mrs. Thorne are now INIh9 ln ~"
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DErERY SAYS THE TOWN ISN'T OPEN.

Specific COMPLAINTS. HE DECLARES. WILL RE
cElvE THE DEPARTMENTS ATTENTION
In regard 10 statements that have been made that
the city Is wide open" chief Devery issued the
following statement yesterday morning:
THE statements in the press Of to-day and in
.Iarper's Weekly are not true. They simply
general allegations, and II any spechc complaint
wbatrver reaches me IT will receive the prompt at
tentioE Of this Department have the utmost
confidence in my inspectors and commanding ON
,.rg and know that they will do their duty
Mr. Croker had this TO say:
What can be said or anything IKE 'hat except
lar? why do not the people who make charges OF
that kind name the men VINO are receiving money
e. eanctionlng the violation OF the law They do
not name them because they cannot II IanInany
leaders are lattening their pochetoooAs t'i 0usn
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pr.VS Of THE INDUSTRIAL COnHISsIOA

Washington, Oct. 2O-The Committee on FRO
cedure OF the Industrial Commission. after seS-
sion to-day lasting two hours. adjourned unu NO.
vember H. when q meeting will be held 70 compete
recommendations regarding the scope anu p''', -,
the work TO be carried on by the Cohl.n'Sso"
1a.,.,,,,oa assigned work under different heads
- 20 r,eu,bers who will report at the next
meeting Carroll D. Wright superintendent OF me me
Bureau OF Labor, was before ny SI Mi % 70
40 tine All the members prooany VIII 20 70
s spnr homes except Mr. Farquhar the temporary
secretary who will remain here 70 put tne In
,,Iss,on's quarters IN order for beginning ACME
work next month
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HARRISON.

Arcbdeacon Kirkby has selected TUESDAY no.
vernbcr Gan Saints Day as the date for the con-
ssarat,on Of the new All Saints Episcopal Church
now being completed IN this village. In me "u-
go ~ p,ebon Potter. who has been called 70
SSotord Conn ON that day. Bishop Coleman, OF
3eaware VII on assisted by 5ns 'eIEy gcS
ol VIII he given al Home Park the country nome
Of W Macy on the same &, dsg be % given 9y by
.,ie1ds of Archdeacon Kirkby. The tablet contains
the following nscrg99 al IL sGi ad and 6hur in o1ng
Nemorv of Louise Kirkhy. ny Her Brother anu
Tis Friends November !. l%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21

The Village Protective Association compose o
leading citizens of Rye. has asked the Iown boa'u
.. .se,,s e., making an investigation into the &C
courts Of the pubic officers intrusted Win me &
,or6i,,,-e Of MONEYS \ communication wnlch dc
1ro-nran,od the request said that the roads anu
bridges were not in the condition th2t me ed W
rant The members 90 the Board held Iohs ui E
-cussicn as 70 the propriety OF tl'nng
Aqsociation 70 make application to the courts u
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MOUNT VERNON.

1on, Wharton. W. vas arrested last week
charged with stealing lawbook from the once OF
r,mer p Smith and who confessed to havinA SUI"
-o,v voluroes from other lawyers In WestChe:{Sef
TouYtv was sen euccd yesterday to SIX H'o'''"'
.mprisOnmeDt >,..,,,r, 6auphter OF
~ and NJrs Joseph ManninE, OF Soutn Ihra-@Nr a.
70 William Mcbride. o. NeW2rk ~ '' - '''
The marriage II Miss May Louise Downs, OI ,.s'S
.,tv and charles Frederick Davis OF Boston MaSS
fo0k place last night at the nome VI ''o '
rarenig r. South Seventh-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
WCULLAGH DEHANDS POLICE AID.
GIVES THE BOARD A LIST OF PLACES WHERE
HE SUSPECTS COLONIZATION.

GIVES THE BOARD LIST OF PLACES WHERE
HE SUSPECTS COLONIZATION.
John McCullagh. State Superintendent OF Elections
for the Metropolitan District. last evening sert an
important letter to the Police Board. and also 10
Chief Devery. Mr. McCullagh charges that there
has been colonzing in places on the East Side and
demands that the Police Commissioners give him
the necessary aid to prevent election frauds IN
his letter Superintendent McCullagh says:
From information which has come 10 me from
reliable sources have reason 10 believe that.
through misconcepton OF the decision OF Justice
Kudch in the OF Louis Harris, there VIII De
thousands OF applications Tor registration from tne
Temporary inhabitants OF the licensed lodging
houses OF the city of New-YOrk, list OF which
places are known to your honorable Board from the
official records The impression has gone abroad
from the above-named decision that man needs
to esta bsh but one nights residence AT lodglhg-
house entit.e him TO register and TO vote from
such lodging house. Every person who acts under
such a conception OF the law relating To registra-
In addition to the above, | herewith submit 70
your honorable Board a list OF houses ana places
in which reliably informed mat colonization .
has been practised and from which there is e.ery
reason to believe a horde OF fOaters ana repeaters
will be sent forth to the polling places OF TINS CITY
Pursuant to the provisions of Section :. Chapter
s76 Of the Laws Of 1895 and of the authority therein
conferred upon me heTe~ ob 90 Do Ifr thereof
shall render such aid and assistance IN ine p ,ah
Torrance OF my duty shall preVent ana PUNISH
Code relating TO crime against the elective franchse
from the places herein enumerated. or rom any
your honorable Board or your subordlnates' uhu /"
that end shall issue such instructions, ny reSo u
ton or otherwise TO the police force under !otSa
purity of the franchise and to secure their CO.
operation with the deputy superintendent o. cleo
lions appointed by me
The places to which Mr. McCulagh refers are IN
the poorer East Side tenement-house streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
CHAMPION BUTTONHOLE MAKER

From The Habcrdasher Tor October
At the Saratoga County Fair. which was held
recently a prize awarded to the one who could
show the best handmade buttonhole The nrst
rrize went 10 Miss Aghes Ritcher. who displayed
her EXPERIENCES on bunch OF r.. 4 W "Odena
cuffs At all Of the county fairs where prizes have
heen offered FOR handmade huttonholes, +. Y w
hands have carried or nrst honors. and the house
/, Justly proud of the record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Judiciary mass-mecting. Carnegie Hall p m
Convention Of Bible students and teachers Manl-
son Avenue Reformed Church. afternoon ana even
ing.
Dock Board meeting. 2. m.
St Nicholas Club dinner for the Rev q r. van
De Water, evening
Morris Park races. p. IN.
Annual concert and ball. Clan Mackenzie NO ~
Order OF Scottish Clans Lyric Hall. p. m.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-P Palmer c. Ricketts,, Of Troy, EN-
DICOTT-Captain 6. II. Carry United i State9
Army FIFTH AVENUE-Ellis II Roberts, nit"d
States treasurer: J. i. Calvo. Costa Rcan Minis
ter at Washington. and j. b. Herreshoff OF BI GI
MAN-Ex senator David B HI B o.
eral Amasa J. Parker of Albany. PARK ANENC h
DR. c; W Pgrim Of PGqehKgepslT; AIbo 3ERfS-
Adiutant-Gencra G. Whitney TilinGhasi, "a OF Al
hany WESTMINSTEK- Senator George L. WEI
lington, Of Maryland NlNDSON-Oap'"i" n %
Rowan I nited States Army.
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Thi. 4. the third day Of rcGistration' "et
vour name on the books without further de-
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

An attachment was obtained yesterday against
Egon Oppenhem IL Co. importers Of diamonds ana
precious stones. at No. 60 Nassau-st who also
conducted retail jewelry store at the corner OF
Columbus-ave. and Seventy fourth-st., by Myers,
Goldsmith & Bronner. for 1889. in favor OF Her
firm, by Mr. Goldsmith Sol. Lindenborn. l.. x NJ
Kahn a Co.. r. L. & NJ Friedlander. stern BROS.
G Co and Nathan J. Well The attachment was
obtained on the allegation OF Herman Goldsmith
that Egon Oppenheim had left for Europe. taking
with him. It was supposed. $4,000 worth Of dia-
rnonds and that the retail business at seventy;
fourth-st and Columbus-ave. has been transferred
10 a brother of Sol. Wiesbader. the Co or
the firm OF Egon Oppenheim q Co Myers COD.
smith q Bronner estimate the liabilities at sopVp
5000.
Deputy-Coron Hllman has received two more
writs OF replevin against william Somers. proprie-
tor Of the Tivoli Cafe No AZ to l5l West Thirty.
nfth-st in favor OF Knippen & Tooker' Tot N.uU
worth Of glassware, and Boyce Baker lot 81"
worth of towels napkins. blankets. etc
Schedules Of Arnold & Wilson, dealers In man
tells tiles etc Mt No A. East Fifty ninth-st. show
Liabilities s7O29: nominal assets. S.757; actual as
sets. S3.15S
Schedules Of George F.. Wanner wholesale liquor
dealer AT No 50 Warren-st show liabilities A49s;
nominpl assets S65Ss and actual assets. s775 con-
sistlng Of stock 500 and office furniture. S5 He
has S5i9i I'm book accounts. the actual value or
which is put down as unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21

To-day, we are buying friends
women friends mothers-in spite Of
the saying that friend you buy will
be bought from you; because we
know that once a friend to our sort
Of boys clothing, shoes, hats and
furnishings. means always a friend.
INDICTMENT NO. /.
BLUE CHINCHILLA REFERS. WITH SAILOR
COLLARS. SIZES 3 TO s; WITH VELVET COLLARS.
SIZES o TO 10: 1918. THEY WERE BUILT TO SELL.
AT SO AND 81
INDICTMENT NO. .
SAILOR CAPS or "TAMs" OF PLAIN BLUE
CHEvIOT. SIZES 3 TO 10. 80 CENTs-A GOOD BUY
ANY OTHER DAY AT ST.
INDICTMENT no. g.
BLACK OR TAN GoATsKIN LEGGINs JERSEY
LINED. SHORT LEGGED AND LONG LEGGED. SIZES
TO 10. rs CENTs-rF YOU WANTED PAIR YOU'D
NEVER HESITATE TO PAY So
TO MAKE THE MEASURE EvE%. HERE'S INDUCE
MENT No. :.
SWEATERS WHITE. NAVY OR RED-FOR YEAR
OLD BOYS AND BIO BOYS. rs CENTS; WE'VE CUT
THE USUAL PRICE IN HALF.
Looking on your part will bring
to light plenty of other inducements
in all four Of our boys departments.
ROGERS. PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
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WHITE PLAINS.

John Sweeney OF Mount Vernon was conVlc,eo
Of murder In the second degree on Neohes'a!
night in having killed his Wife ana justice n"u
dox in sentencing him yesterday told sweeney inc
fury had been lenent in finding him gullt! oil Hl.i
der in the second degree. instead OF me nIst, anu
he would to II that he got no pdrdoH' 0"V'"''
is only thirty live years old.
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Autopsy POINTS TO SUICIDE.
DIP. rroNI1N THINKS THAT MENDOZA KILLED
HIMSELF

HIMSELF
An Undertaken yesterday afternoon took charge
OF m, body OF Costina Mendoza the wealthy sugar
u!anter of Guadalajara, Mexico, who was found
dead on the promontory In Central PARK on Iucs-
dov with a bullet in his head. w. {. Palmer, the
M.Xican agent OF the Carnegie Steel Company,
rived with Mendoza In this city on October ).
Mendoza stayed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and
Palmer says hat Mendoza had thousands of dol
lars with MIN only g. 20 ana some cheap trinkes
were I'm his possession when he was found dead In
Central PARK
DEPUTY Coroner DOnln performed autopsy
The body yesterday afternoon, and found that
death was caused 10y bullet which entered the
mouth passed through the head ana came out near
thc TOP OF the skull This definitely settles all
doubt about the mans suicide. 40 assailant. said
DR. ponlin. ever got his knees to shoot man.
and even then Il would De almost impossible TO in
dict a wound such killed the man.
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the privilege OF selling the right to violate law. and
through eXtortion and forced tribute. who are
they? If any man is running unlawful business
point him out. and Tammany Hall vii! be the first
TO take the matter up and prosecute him.
There is no leader OF Tammany Hall by the
name Of Nelson. and do not know who the man
is That charge IS therefore. false on its face and
il fair sample doubtless OF all the other charges
An that | can say is that the whole article is
false, and instigated by the Republicans TO sway
votes in the coming election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
1rRvOyT OFFTcIALS REFLECTED.

Montpelier Vt. oct 20.-The election Of Judges Of
the Supreme Court and State officers ~ Vermont
b., tho Joint assembly OF the Legislature took place
AZ the state House here this afternoon. The old
',Hccrs we're reelected General Theodore S. Peck.
~ Burlington who has held the office OF Adjutant-
General FOR seventeen years. received unanimous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Hiram Van Tassel. old resident OF Mount
Pleasant Township. died early yesterday morning
M her home in Unionve. She was born in Mount
Pleasant seventy-nine years ago. Her funeral VIII
he held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock In the
lJnionvle Reformed Church.
, The sewer system in the upper part OF the