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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
OUIGG PREDICTING A WIN.
WHAT THE RBPURLICAN CLMr<IGN
LACKS, HE SAYS, rs CASH
Think. rammany win Lose Several Assem-

-
Thinks Tnmmnny VIII Lose seNers' hsse"
bly, Districts instead OF "n't an.
Croker Doesn't seem 10 nnh
se"pD s"'e' "o"',o', ~ -, c'.D
1here was mee,'pR ~ nepuo'vah ,oun''
heauiuatters 'esteluN VI ~ I1',IS
leaders Inc meeting was Guneu Wy ire'.uen
Vuige' VINO uesireu u e"ln o' '"on
the exact cohu''ioh !" eat" ono VI
thelr districts Eoch ieu".i r'po''eu
toIu what u was necessary 10 uo oe."'eh NJ"
ana election GAY ana tnen ls'eneu W 'onn ~
Parsons and William ). oBrien, VINO told what
h.,a., a. p,r.on. ,.ll.d Tor ,uo bo,r.
Dor parv MT PARSONS ta'heu ,ol Wv" no"tN
At the conclusion OF tho meeting President
S "Th.ra !. M do,h, n, nil Tim, wa will o.,
ihere 10 no uouo' ~ a' ,"". We WI, WI se'
We will carry tho Fifth, the Eighth. the Nine
,osn,h d.. Tw.n,r.a,.t ,hs Tw.n,v.ef,h
Twonty-uInth and Thirty-nrst. besides tho
Tusnty.,eyentb. Not only that. but we
will put a Republican In from the twenty.
sentative. and In addition to these.
with the assistance OF the Labor party
Tammany Hall Tn. Fifteenth and Twentieth.
need is money ~ We are shouting for money; in
". ".
one o, 'he evening papsrs says you want
S2O0OO." said the reporter.
Yea wa want $40 600 and mora than that.
W.. -, . - ,aisa ,,.
700. We uoh run an, poo'roo,ns ana We
have no abhorront relations with disorderly
bouses We want money not only for our
s,h ,, a. a.. r,J.,s,aaa, - -.
s ',., ou. 'oi Wv i"u''o"u'n. i"ooi p"',,
Mhlle we ha'o peon re'elN'ne money IL
hns been efficient. but not sufficient. We
don't know how to got money from dis.
orderly houses ana rlnces Of tina, Kind. and
We have TO depend on contrihut ons. IL IL
time that the Republicans put W. ! regard
the election OF William j. O'Hrlen ne n settled
fact. Greil Ia making the issue tho fact that he
comes from Germany This may hc attractive.
but II doesn't seem to mo that 1t Ia IA compl-
mcnt to GERMANY.
The Hon Richard Croker. when Mr. Quige 8
abatement about tho number OF districts he
was going to carry was read to him. said:
oh. they won't have any show for district
at all II QuiHg k.eps on bark ing
4 nun rer OF upstate lea lars called at Re.
publican State headuuartors in the Fifth Ave-
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The webster House of Montreal Burned
No Fire Escapes Oh tho Building.

The Webster House of Montreal Burned
No Fire Escapes on the Building.
MONTREAL. Quebec. Oct. 3l.-Tho webster
House. a small hotel on 81. James street near
the Grand Trunk Railway station. was de-
stroyed by IRE this morning. Three persons
we're killed and several were more or less
injured. The loss is estimated at $4,000. on
which there is an insurance OF $4,000.
There 1. little doubt that there would have
been no lives lost and few would have been in
jured had there been any ERE escapes.
The fire was discovered at $3.50 O'Clock by
Jane Gatiney. who was washing the barroom
floor. DAWN Lapierre. the bartender sprang
over the bar and grasped tho bucket Of water
which was being used by Mrs. Gafrney. He
ran into tho rear dining room. a few feet away.
aud threw the water on the flames. which were
coming from the rear OF the s!deboard. As he
did so tho nre seemed to be caught By a
drauRht, and spread rapidly. Mrs. GGlrney
ran to her room upstairs at the rear o. tho
house. Ii is evident that she had no sooner
entered the room than the smoke poured
through tn. open door. nlling the room and
sufYocatng her. when found she was in an
unconscious condition. and abe died when
taken out on the street.
The two guests who jumped from the win
dows and were killed we're James +. Wilson. a
bailitf OF Sherbrooks. and John Benbow. DUFF
FERN Road. New Edinburgh. Ottawa, a care
taker OF Dragons armor.
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LAYTON CONTINUES MS ADVANCE.
Spanish Commissioners Unable to Secure
the Release OF Prisoners.


M.x1t, Oct 31-p.1O p. M.-As was gem
| .ralIv ,ntic,poted tb. sp,nisb Commissioners
| who recen,Iy went To TnrI,c 10 nttempt to Sc
cure En-. roIs,ss NJ tho Sp,ni.b prisoners held
| nv IN. insuro.nts. bave b.en unsuccessful in
| THAR mi..Ion AvuinaIdo. with his usual craft
mess. r,,u.ed 10 set the prisonsrs at liberty.
| tbintino that bv holding them he would he
nbe 10 cosrce snain into recognizing the Fiji
pipo. ne beIlIg.renta No ON, here believe.
TINT h, will succ.ed. but mean while the can
tIves arc .ufe,inr The Commissioner. who
snont n month nj T,rl,c. iound 200 prisonsrs
nj that pl,ce and did nil that was possible to
relieve the ir wants
Tho Commissioner. who hive returned 20
Angelica confirm tho statem,,t o,bled to Tur
srs that Tho Insurgents ara leaving Tnrlnc 10
avoid tho adv,nr. Of tho American troops
MANY NJ tho inbobit,nt, nre nlso leaving the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Want Some
GO?
Eat
Crape-Nuts
WHEN YOU GET "co"
The Entire Machine Moves
Better.

The thing to be aimed at by every one
is to keep the vitality up, and there is no
surer way than by use OF food that quickly
and easily digests. lady writes. 1--WE
have been using your Grape-Nuts for
quite while past, and while using them
have discovered that an increase Of
strength and vigor has set in and also the
bowels move regularly and better than
ever before. Ny husband had been
troubled with constipation for long time,
but since he has been eating Grape Nuts
the trouble has entirely disappeared. |
know that the relief came from the use of
the food, for we have a friend that was
troubled in the same way and had been
treated for year or more, but since he
has been using Grape-Nuts the difficulty
has entirely disappeared.
naturally do not care TO have my name
used in the public press, but am glad to
advise you OF these facts. -, Stoughton,
Mass. Name can be furnished by Postum
Cereal Co., makers of Grape Nuts, Battle
Creek, Mich.)
The food is so made that il is predi.
gested, and therefore does not distress
the digestive organs. II is a concentrated
food, and furnishes nourishment of the
highest class in the most simple form.
Added to this, the flavor is delicious.
The grape-sugar can be seen in fine crys.
tails, gli,tering on the surface OF the little
granules. 1t is so easily digested that
babes in arms can be fed Grape Nuts
combined with milk or cream TO marked
advantage. Sold by all first.class grocers.
ADV.
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Death OF Cnp.. Charles French.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3l.-Gen. Otis sent a cable
gram to the War Department this morning an =
nouncing the death OF Can't. Charles French OF
the ThirV-siIth Infantry. who was wounded
in the attack at Lubao. The despatch was as
follows
MANILA. Oct. 3l.-Capt. Charles French.
Thrty-sixth Infantry. died. Manila. IL A. VI. d.
Oct. 81. Cause. shock consequent upon ampu :
tating leg below kneo because OF gunshot
wound received in battle near Florida Blanca,
Capt. French Was mustered In as First Lieu
tenant of the First Montana Volunteers on
May {; lSfs; and served with his regiment in
accepted an appoin ment as CAPTAIN In the
Thirty-sixth United States volunteer Infantry.
He was n resident OF Grent Falls. Mont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
INN COMMERCIAL CONGRESS-.
Sessions to Close To-day-General ResoIu-
lions Affecting International Trade.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 31.-To.morrow will
mark the official end Of the International Com
nsrcial Congress. The morning session to-
day was presided over by DR.. W. =. Wilson.
The frat speaker was Mayor A. Oliver Of
Three Rivers. Canada. who spoke OF the
products. commerce. facilities for trade
and manufactures Of the district OF
which Three Rivers Ia tho centre.
Dr. James Jones. delegate from jamaica
speaking Of What Jamaica Offers to the
United States" said there we're In Jamaica
800 colored persons to ono white one. but that
they we're law-abiding. Intelligent and frugal.
The Committee on Resolutions reported rcso-
lutions which were adopted. The mort i'm
portant were: Recommending all nat ions to Join
10 the union for the registration md protection
~ trade mark 3 that tho United States Govern
system that trade statistics o! all countries he
gathered for purposes OF accurate comparison.
and that the United States confer with other
nations with n view OF securing the adoption
NJ a systom that will provide for such assmila-
ton that there be established an interna-
dissemination of agricultural reports as
to cereals: that tho Philadelphia CONNER
cial Museum. being On International institu-
ton by reason Of its Advisory Board. on which
are represented $50 domestic and 900 foreign
chambers ~ commerce, its comprehensive col
lection Of samples OF the wcrd's products. their
classification. Hc.. il entitled to the support Of
Of the world that courts Of arbitration shall he
constituted to which shall be submitted differ
enoss among nations: that the iutsroceanic
canal be built without further delay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
ROSK-COLOR DEH0CnArIC pIsIoys
Nobody VIII Father These Predictions of
AaIsmblN Gain.

Some predictions came out OF the Hon Elliot
Danfor'h's cold storage In the Hoffman House
yesterday. Who is responsible for thcm no.
body could find out last night. Thoy were to he
eIect that the Democrats expect to carry the
two Assembly districts of Niagara, expect to
gain one in Rensselaer,. ono in Albany. one
in Ulster. one in Dutchesa and ono in West-
chester. and expect 10 hold the representation
IN tlinton hsn"rn Chemung and Rockund and
To elect i've members In Ere county. They
also sNpect To hod the Republicans down 10
four members rom New York and four from
Kings county. These predictions were moi
repudiated a. the cold storaRo last night hui
nonody would agree to father them Ii wa.
stated that tho Hon Frank Campbell who was
to have started on trip IN the Stnte with a
satchel, fret on Sunday aud then yesterday.
had not gone but had run or TO n theatre
Tie nddles while Rome burns" declared the
head bouncer at headquarters. who hasn't
been altogether satisfied with the way tho
campaign Inns been running. Wills Mr.
Campbell a. still here. II was noted that the
Hon Len Wager, the sergeant alarms OF the
cold storage. had disappeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
car xoyEr RrLED AT 20 PER CENT.
Demand Promises to He Large for Some
Time to Come.

Demand Promises to He Large for Some
Time to Come.
Money on call on the New York Stock Ex-
change ruled Yesterday at 20 per cent. with
many loans at %. The highest rate was 30 in
the morning. In tho afternoon fair amount
OF business was done at 10 to IL.
The last loan was at Is. Russell Sage lent some
money at the early high rates. An officer Of
one OF the most prominent downtown banks
said that he looked upon the stringency in
money as a natural reflection OF the CONNER
cial prosperity OF the country and enormous
requirements OF great business enterprises.
Flurries In tho rates were likely to occur
every now and then for some time TO come. AS
money WAS going TO be Ia trsmr dous demand
AZ yet the return movement Of money to this
city from tho interior ~ the country has not
begun. and. in fact. money 10 still moving
away from this centre to some extent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
COLONr or vOTERS RITDFD.
FREQ Beds Furnished In the Eighth 10 Sur
plus TRmmnny Men of the Sixth.


plus TRmmnny Men OF the Sixth.
surt McCu!lagh'. deputies raiied vester-
day tho tenement at II FORSYTH street and
arrested four men who recently registered
in tho Eighth Assembly district The men de-
srrihel Themselves as John Burns Herman
Schroeder. William Mooney and Thomas ]
Riley Tho prisoners along with cigh, others
who have not as yet been nrrrstoi. lived
formerly in tho lodging house. Mt 90 Bowery
which IL in the sixth Assembly DISTRICT. On OCT
4. II 10 alleged. they were approached by ccrr
tain man. said 10 be ono oi Dry Dollar Sulii-
vans leutenants. and told thar they could get
free lodgings at Il for.y'h street. In
return for the favor they wer. asked
to register AMI vote III the Eighth
The twelve men went to tho Forsvth street ad-
dress and were provided with cots to s..p on.
They subsequent registered Whom .he
prisoners were arrngreh Yesterday 10 the po-
lice court Ievrrrl rsUresen tntveS OF the Mar
Tin Engel Association r-is present in their ia
t-rests, Magistrate Cran" snid TINT. although
residence In the election district In which thry
registered. II was not their genuine residence
ant that tho fraud was pGlpabls. lie hold
samuel 10 dberg Of FORSYTH street, who is
the landlord Of the pr"misss at II Forsyth
dsrs statement that Goldberg had induced the
twelve men To occupy the premises aud regis
ter Gnl berg was held Tor examination in
Chef peyery said Yesterday that n rumor
hat reached him that colony of negroes had
emlgrnted from Red Hook Ioin. to settle In
the. Firm and Nineteenth Assembly districts Tor
voting purposes Accordingly no had got to-
gsth.r al the colorsd policemen in brooklyn.
and had sent thsm into these districts 10 SEQ
say what they had found out In the sams way
he had ssnt the Jewish policemen over on the
Fnst Side 10 talk repstters and tho sole creek
oflirar on the force had been sent TO tho Fourth
ward to strike terror into the liell.nrs there.
These mcasuros tho Chief considered very
threatening indeed. and was sorrespondingly
proud Of them
Police Captain Chapman obtained over one
hundred warrants Yesterday at Jefferson Mar
ket for alleged colonizsrs in the Third and
Fifth Assembly districts
Sup', McL uaghs men also arrested Barney
Brady o. l3i West Tw-nty-ssvsnth strrst
Jo.enh MoIitz and Harry ZappiLo Of tho Eighth
has moved within thirty days to tile Residence
from which he registered, at 2oS Columbus
avenue.
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Aldermen Pass Bridge Bonds.

The Board OF Aldermen yesterday passed tho
$40oO.OOO East River Bridge bond issue resolu-
tionwhich has been han ginR fire for long while.
The greater part OF this appropriation will nay
Tor the centre and end spans and the towers OF
the new bridge. the contract for which has
been let ~
Tho board also approved the $3.50, 900 issue
OF bonds for solIters and sailors monument.
To Improve tho Old Hotel Brunswick
Property.
Plans were lsd with Building Com m issioner
Brady yesterday bys Har!."g & Gooch. archi-
tects for Baroness De SellliHre. for the recon
struction OF the buildings at 225-227 Fifth
wick property. Tho buildings are TO be
changed into offices. The improvement will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Judge Bianchard.s Candidacy.

The Hon. James A. Blanchard. candidate for
Judge OF the Court OF General Sessions on the
Fusion ticket to succeed himself. ia the only
old soldier who Ia n candidate Tor Office on the
county ticket In this county this year. Judge
Blanchard was working On n farm AT the out
break ~ tn" war. n" enlisted in COMPANY |
oi tho Second Wisconsin Cavalry and served
until the ~ni Of the war and was honorahIy
mustered out ~ service, in the year lSiS
Judge blanchard la a member Of Lafayette
Post, q, A. H. He mas been u Judge ~ the
Court OF General Sessions since December Ut
last year. nj, appointment was r.commeni.i
by many clubs and associations and by many
veterans OF the Civil War He Is popular
among Grand Army men.
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Golfer Anriou, About tho Debt Amendment.

Comptroller Co'er son. n lotter yesterday to
the party chaIrmen urging them to hslp carry
tho second Of the four constitutional amend
msnts to bs voted upon next week The Comp
tro!cr says that without this amsndment II
Will not he possible to issue the bonds reuuirsd
Tor rnpld transit, The amendment allows tho
CITY To- deduct tho county debts In asesrtaining
tho amount 81 the city's ihdsbtsdnesh
Chairman Dnnforth sont 10 all the Demo-
cratic county chhirmen yesterday request
to get the amendment voted for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
a MANILA WARRIOR DEAD.
chief Woman Charles u. warlow of tho
Crniser Bnltimnrs Hurled at Cnxite.

BAT SHORE. l.. l.. Oct. ~ Word has been
received In this village Of the death OF Chief
Woman Charle' Is. u. Warlow oithe battleship
Baltimore in the Philippines warows wife
and daughter. Mia. Adlie Warow. reside in
this village. and his son. Frederick Warow, ia
n resident Of whtesfone. Warlow was ~
years Old md served aboard the Baltimore in
the hattie IL Manila Fay. Recently he sent a
hs= ono silver toilet set OF Chinese work
mnhship to his daughter. In his letter to Mrs
wNrlow Cart James NJ ForSythe OF tho Bati.
more. wrote that wnriow died on Sept H. and
was buried ~ Cavite.
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Tho Spread OF tho Disease Attributed to
infection In school Books.

HEEKIMER. y. Y. Oct. 3l.-An outbreak OF
black diphthsria OF = very malignant type has
occurred here. In two instances death was
caused within twenty-four hours Seven new
cases were reported to-day. This afternoon
Health Board for an expert sanitary Inspector
10 aa-ist II in athm ping out the disease
The attendance In one school has dropped
from 2OO 10 Ia The source OF In
lection 10 thought to BE- school hooks. A
weeks ago. The school was closed for n week
and disinfsctsd, one week after II opened the
discass broke out among the pupils OF that
RphDOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
West End Presbyterian Church CIenr of
Debt.

The congregation OF the West End Prssby
terrain Church at l05th street and Amsterdam
avenue held Meeting last night at which was
cancelled mortgage Of $4,000 against the
property. The movement 10 nay OFF the mort
gage Degan three yearh ago. 1t concluded
ihst night. ana the mortgage itself was ordered
framed The property IL now clear OF debt The
pastor OF the church 10 the Rev. Dr. John Bal
com SHAW. 4 silver tea service was presented
at he meeting to Lyman =. White. President
OF the board OF Deacons. who acted as troas-
urer OF the mortgage fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
$50, 900 Political Libel Suit Arnln.t McL.nn.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct 3l,-In tho United
States Court to-day. Attorney Homer Morris
on behalf OF Albert s. Dulln. nled suit again st
the Cincinnati Enquirer for $4,000 damages
The suit y tho result Of an article In Saturdays
issue. alleging that Dulin. who is Mayor
Joness local manager. was In the employ az
Jones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Enrbera ARaiuAt Trninor

The Journeyman BARRIERS Union announced
Yesterday that at a meeting OF tho organization
held at PIG East Forty first street. in the Thir.
toenth Assembly district. resolutions were
passed denounclng tho candidacy OF Patrick +,
ira.hor the Tnmmany candidate for Assem-
ns ana me speakershtp, and Glsdgink each
member to do his best to defeat Trainor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Indiana Republicans Want an Early Con.
vcntion Next Year.

LAPoRTE. Ind. Oct, 3l.-Ths fifteen Republi.
can candidates for Governor In this State will
unite In an agreement requesting the State
Central Com mittee to call tho convention for
the nomination OF State officers on Washing
tons Birthday; The candidates want an early
that the request will be granted. Holding the
State Convention on Feb. - would moan the
formal opsnlng OF national campaign ut one
Of the earliest dates in ths States history
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
THOMPSON KEEPS ms yICEysr.
The Glen Isinnd's Captain Not shown to
Have Broken Yacht Race Rules.

WAsHISGToS. Oct. 31.-Ths Supervising In
specior- General OF Steam Vessels OF the Treas
ury Department has received "a report from
Supervising Inspector starbuck. who was ap-
Pointed TO examine tho appeal OF Capt. Allen
aud Mr Starbuck ressrs.s tho ruling ~ the
New York INSPECTORS by which Capt. Thomp-
sons license was revoked. lie reports that II
was not shown that Capt. Thompson violated
the rules OF tho recent yacht races. and that
the license should therefore 10 restored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Gnwtry-van Rensselaer,

Miss Olive A. Van Rensselaer, and Lewis
Brown Cavity were married yesterday at
Christ Church. broadway and seyenty.llrst
street, Tho Rev. DR. l., w. Donald OF Trinity
asSistcl 10y the Kev DR.. j, =. Shipman. rector
Of Christ Church. and the Rev, Anson /. Alter
bury. pastor OF tho Park Presbyterian Church.
The bride MAS given away by her iather
Kiiaen Van Rensselaer, '''
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French rlott,r. 1rl.l Begin. on Nov. 8


fi1rdI CdLn D,tpd!eh 70 Tnk SUI.
PARIS. Oct 3l.-The Cabinet has n1cd Nov.
II as the date for the reopening OF the
Chambers.
II Inns been decided that the High Court Of
Justice shall r.convene on Nov. X to try TIE
cases OF the plotters against the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
TO FOSTER NATAL LTHLETICS.
Blue Jackets and Marines Receive S75o
from Col. Charles II. Luscomb.
Wednesday. November I. at ; p. NJ.
IN MTsetnS rnx,n,,..-~
oPTICIAN, SCHMIDT BUILDING.

Rear Admiral John W. Philip. comman dant
oithe Navy Yard in Brooklyn. received a check
yestcrday Tor $3.50 from Col Charles II. Lus-
comb. President OF the Military Athletic
League. The money is y portion OF the profits
OF tho Military and Bicycle Tournament held
IN Madison Square Garden last winter, Col
divided equally among the Sailors Rest" the
"Jackirs" and the Marines" and should be
used for the encouragement OF athletics in tho
Navy. Rear hdmira, Philip. in response to Col
LuscOmh's letter, wrote:
The Jackics' take to be those or, the re:
ceivng ship Vermont only. and the Marines
those stationed in the barracks here Capt.
Miller 81 the Vermont aud Col ntington.
" no commands the marines,wI take pleasure
In acknowledging your kindness to their
men.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3l.-Mss Lena Allen
Hoyt' daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Maurice a.
Hoyt, was MARI ed at noon to-day TO Lieut.
tho battle OF haniln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
JOTIINGS AMOUR TOWN,

+. D.-lf you wish to vote for two eanGilatcs
iorJnetlco OF the supreme Court whose names ara
IN uluersnt columns or the ballot but on the same
horizontal line put cross in front OF the name OF
tend to vote. ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
COPs COMMENDED FOR BRAVERY.
One stopped n Runaway and Two Others
Saved Lives At Fire-Sew Men Wanted.

The Police Board yesterday conn ended
Patroman John f. Donahue Of the Criminal
Court squad for stopping n runaway team up-
town on Sept go. and Patro linen John A. Muir
ply and John Long Of horrsania for bravery
on Oct. 10. The Commissioner asked tho
Civil Service Board for an eligible list from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
HBhNANDFZ'y can TO ARMS.
Many OF the Natiopaii.ts VIII Refuse to
Join HIS Revolution.

Hpsetd'I dWt Dt1pHIH 70 THE bun.
Caracas. Venezuela. Oct 31.-Gen. Herman
dsz. the Nation alist who ut frat declared that
he would support Gen. Castro and then started
n revolution OF his own. has issued a proclama-
ton calling the Nntionallsts TO arms. II Is said.
however. that tho NatIonalists are loral to Gen.
Castro. with WHOM many Of them fought. The
Andes legions. In n manifesto. denounce ten.
Hernandez "a traitor and reiterate their al
legiance to Gen Castro.
Puerto Cabello 10 still held by Gen. Paroles
and his conduct Is ridiculed. as he has n small
following.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01

Sp,nd. Cdbi, H,,paieh to The srx.
IoSpoS, Oct. 81. Lord Hyltnn il dead.

Ior1 Hylton was born in 1899 He served in
che Crimean war and received n number OF
decorations. He was Tory member Of Par.
lament for W-lls from 1856 until ltsiS, when
Wells Was disfrarchi By tho Reform bill.