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JOTTINGS 4BOEr row.
Stern Brothers Of West Twenty third street.
rlONe th cir atOre all hhy SRtrrdAY tho 10Th

Stern Brothers Of West Twenty third street, vii
close their store all day Saturday, the Goth
Louis johnson, rsal estate agent. so years old.
found dead Yesterday, AppArentiy " heart dis
ease, in hls rooms AT 10 New Cham beers street. Ho
had lived in the neighhurhood for the last forty
years.
Hugo q. Won RAitzenHtein. who IL staying 1t the
Gerard House vas thrown out OF buggy YESTERDAY
afternoon at llOth street and Eighth avenue. His
right shoulder wRA dtslucAted He taken to the
j. Hood Wright hospital, and iutur able to 20 to
his hut(L
Aboard the North German Lloyd steAmAhip Bar.
bArosaA, which arrived yesterday from Bremsn and
southampton, we're ths Rev. Dr. Charles A. briggs,
bishop LttlelOhn Of Long island and the Rev DR..
Henry Parker Newman. DR.. Newman will preach in
the late DR.. John Halls church.
Abe GelubA who Was arrested in Chicago last July
sent TO the Elmira ReformAtory by Judge
blanchard IN tisnerAl Sessions Yesterday. de
pleaded guilty 10 having stolen 81, 800 worth vi
diamonds nom the lewolry store Of Michael prlra
at "a Park Row on Christmas day. lsaS.
A claim NJ OllverlO Agramonte for SIs unO against
the estate Of Antonio EnBebIo Terry has bssn sent
by Surrogate Narnum tn Hamilton Odell referee,
hgramunto says he vas employ oil At 81, 900 . year
for six year, manage Eug1 plantation Of Terry
in Cuba. Francis EgoI ton Webb, executor of the
estate. refused TO pay the claim.
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OBITUAR

and Givtl VARS. died on Wsdassda S at ii. r.s
a native Of virginia. from which State he was
appointed cadet at the West Point Military
a6a h IL
OF the First Infantry. he commanded a COM
pany during the war against Mexico. where he
and served with dtstinotiop. 40 had
coached tho rank Of CAPTAIN when ths Clyil
Contsderats army. Starting with the rank Of
Major. he won successive promotion by bril-
liant sThttng and md held the rank Of MaI9r
service was with the army of Northern Virginia
and he participated in many OF the famous
where he commanded a division. and at Gettys-
burg. where he led tho fierce charge in the
After tho war he engaged in mining coal in
virginia he was appointed ny President
Grant as an inspector OF Internal revenue by
Indian Bureau. and under the Harrison Ad-
E ninistratti on vas N charge OF the Indian
Der OF tina Antietam Battlefield Commission.
Henri PouIol. the learned barber" who
died on Monday at Roosevelt Hospital 10 which
he had gone for surgical operation came to
this city thirty wears ago Ha was born at
Rndez n tho south OF France rfty-fve years
was mpoved first on his arrival here in shop
at the corner Of Twentieth street and Broadway
fsw Years atterward he opened place Of his
own in Broadway near Twentieth street. Later
he was IN Twentieth street between Broadway
and Eth avenue and last ar ll+7 Broadway
NJ. PouIol took his profession very seriously
He was fond ~ calling attention to the prom
inont parts played by BARRIERS in history, and
he was disposed 20 regret the fact that some OF
his OlleagueB would not take tina same serious
view OF their work. He came into notice first
by writing for THE Sun. He was proud Of his
knowledge OF tho history Of his profession on
which he had taken tho trouble 10 inform him
self. N. PouIol included among his customers
many well-known New Workers.. liz was in the
care OF the beard that hs was ust successful,
ami persons who had once been his clients
Wers usually satisfied literwarl with nobody
else, VI. POu!Ol leaves a widow.
Z. Y, Williams. Il member IT the New York
stock Exchange. took room at the Plaza
Hotel ar O'Clock Yesterday morning AZ =
o'clock ha was found dead IN ped. DerGty
Coroner Weston decided THAT he had died OF
BrRht's disease. He Joined tho stock Elk
change on June 30. 1879. was room trader
Broad street. He mad been on the door Of the
Exchange on Tuesday. Hs wife died asr Juns
and he had sub-let his apartments. Hs was a
man Of means
=, Clayton NJ. Sweet. = member NJ the Nsy
York Stock Exchange since Aug. ID 1880
died at the home ~ his father, C. Z. Sweet
at Newbur0, yesterday morning. Mr.. Sweet
was 4 specialist In Malt and American Steel
and Wire Hs laavas a widow. who was Mas
Amy tfunther, daughter ~ c, B. Gunther OF
Tho Stock Exchange
W H. Terrell. DeputY Collector Of Customs
for the Cham plain district. was found dead In
the ONCE Of the Clinton L1untv Farmer in
Plattsburnh. y, Y. last svAning. Mr.. Farrell
was part owner Of the Farmer and yuS AZ
work when he was stricken.
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ONEIDA C0Cyrr DEMocRArs.
Chicago Platform Resolutions Ignored IL
the County Convention.


UTICA. Sent. 27.-rhs trst business done at
the Democratic County Convention In Rome
to-day was the appointment OF a Com ittss on
Resolutions. 1t was known that an effort
would be made to inject Bryanism into the con-
venton through the medium OF various reso-
lut!Ons; hence tho selection OF committee to
which all resolutions we're referred without de-
bate The motion TO appoint such com mittee had
no sooner been made than ID. 4. Powers. Kirk
and dslegats. arose and ooJected. He had in
his hand slip OF paper, copies OF whieh had been
Drofussly scattered about the hall. He said
chat he had a resolution to read. and started
20 do 40. whsn the Hon. John d. Mcmahon
insisted that mis- resolution TO appoint had pre-
vniled and rhat Mr.. Powers was out Of order
Desplte this Powers continued to read in an
inandihs zone Of voice and some Of the dele
gates shouted Louder. while others STAN ped
The Chairman tinaily declared Powers out Of
order. wherelpOn the latter demanded q ruit
call and sat Town. Tho convention having al
ready decided to refer without debate. the de-
mand was ignored. The Bryanites. ed by the
Hon. James l.. Dem Dsey former Assem- bl man.
ressnte-! this action. falling to see where the
Injection Of free silver resolution would nIurs
ths county cam paign. Finally Mr.. Dempsey
presented his set Of Chicago Platform resolu-
tons and they were sOlemnIy accepted and
placed in the safe keeping Of the committee
appointed for Just such an emergency. The
committee retired to deliberate. but, as OK
Dacted, the resolutions were ignored. The
convention proved a barometer OF the Bryan
sentiment among Dam ocrnts OF Oneida county
Its action In rsleRuting silver ts but q repsti-
ton ~ an Incident " recent local Democratic
conference. when the meeting adjourned while
James II. Flanagan was selected as the nomi-
nee for County Treasurer.
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Tho Weather,

Tho high pressure area which on Tuesday covered
the interior OF the country with fair cool weather
and frost advanced and was central yesterday over
the Tennessee Valley. causing tho low pressure
storm. which was on the coast, to move on the
An area Of low pressure has made its Ap-
psHrancs the Northwest and IL attended By
cloudy and showsry conditions over Montana and
North Dakota. With the exception OF showers over
New England. elsewhere the weather has remained
generally far
In this city tho day was fair and cool: average
humidity. - per cent; wint westerly; average
velocity. Ii miles hour: barometer corrected 70
read to sea level, 3 A. M, 20.gs; = P NJ, ng.aB.
The temperature recorded nv the oficiAI tner-
momster and also by The SUNS thermometer At the
street level il shown in the annexed tAbls:
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ALLEN FOR REEDS PLACE
Rival Candidates Quit the Field and He
VIII Be Named rn-iay by Acc. nmation.


Will BE Named To-day by Aoc.nmation.
PORTLAND. Ne. Sept 27-Both the Repub-
loan and Democratic district conventions for
the choice OF candidates for Congressional seat
recently vacated by the Hon. Thomas B. Reed.
will be hald In this city t1--morrow Up to to-day
there have been three Republican candidates
In the aeld. but to- night two OF them informed
the district committee that they will not allow
the use OF their uames in the convention. This
leaves the Hon. Amos L. Allen Of Alfred. who
served Speaker Reed three terms as private
secretary. the only candidate and his nomination
will be by reclamation. The Republican Con-
venton resolutions will probably rsatnrm the
st. Louis and State Convention platforms. and
on the Philippine question will lndorsS Presi-
dent McKin!ey's action in suppressing the
rebellion. and express confidence that Repub-
lican Congress will wisely and satisfactorily
settle tho question of what form of government
shall be given 70 the Filipnos.
&Ih0 Democratic Convention Will undOubted-
y indorse the Chicago platform. There are
two avowed candidates for the nom inntion. the
Rev, Luther f, Mckinney Of BridEtOn. former
Congressman from New Ham pshire. and Will
liam A. Roberts Of Diddeford. 4 dark horse in
Darius II. InRraham. former Mayor OF Port
land. may get ths nomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
1907 MEN ENLISTED.
Only About 1000 More Required to Fiji
the Twelve New Regiments.

Ouly About 1000 More Required to Fiji
the Twelve New Regiments.
WASHINGTON. Sept 27-war Department
officials are very much pleased with the returns
received during the present week from tho
recruiting stations OF additional volunteer
regiments
Already an aggregate OF II. 0B7 men has been
secured for the twelve regiments including
the two coorsd organizations. Two regiments
now have over their full quota. They are
the Thirty-sighth Infantry with 1850 men.
and the Thirty ninth Infantry. with 1920 men.
The next highest reg imsnt il the Forty -sixth
Infantry. with 1882 men. According TO
the recruiting returns received up to
this afternoon. only little over 1000
men are now needed to com psts the enlist
ment OF the remaining volunteer regiments.
and according to the present rate LOT enlist
ment. this number will be secured before the
middle Of October at the latest
1t is not expected that the regiments
will DO ready for transportation to the
Philippines Immediately upon the Sc
curing OF the full complement Of men.
1t will take several weeks to get each
organization into proper shape and to give tn
men the necessary target practices. The War
Department received to-day from Col. Ander-
son Of the Thirty-siRhth Infantry. q teis-
gram saying that he did not think
his regiment would be ready to
leave the Unite States before Oct. 20 AS this
is the first regiment TO-, 90 organized.
the othsr regiments will be CORES
pondingY delayed in their departure.
The transportation department OF the
army has provided for the transpor-
tation of these regiments before that
time, however. and IL Coll Anderson's state
mens proves correct. the entire schedule
OF the proposed departure Of transports carry,
ing the additional volunteer regiments will
have to be changed. It 10 thought at the
War Department that the work OF sduippinG
anu organizing the regiments can be facilf-
tated however. and that they can be gotten IN
shape within very short time after the or
ganiZation has been completed.
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Gr1A DE yxsrErrcs ARRESTED.
Charg ed With Pawning u Borrowed Ring
and Sent tn the TOmbA.

chArEsd With PawninE y Borrowed Ring
and Sent tn the TOmbs.
Gyla De Fsstetcs. who SAYS ha Is i member
Of the noble Hungarian family of that name.
was arrested at his home at ia West Sew
enty- third street Yesterday, by Detective Tinker
OF tho Central ONCE. on warrant charging him
with stealing diamond ring worth $50 from
Ferdinand Won Kusserow. q broker with an
ONCE at 100 Broadway. De FsStetiGs was
taken before Magistrate Zeller in tho Centre
street police court aud held in 81 900 bail for
examination, to-day. In default Of bail he was
sent to the Tomba.
When the prisoner was arragned in court
Won kussernw was strongly diBinciined to
prosecute. He had became convinced that the
loss Of his ring was wholly due to m!snndsr-
standing. he said. and he desired TO withdraw
the complaint. De Feststics had borrowed
the ring on July l and failed 10 return IT,.
Aftsrward he found out that the ring had been
pAwned.
De Feststica 10 81 years old. He said that no
had been in business in thIs city for twenty.
one years
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NEW CAR LIGHTS FOh D. l.. "

Uoaehes Lighted and Ventilated nv Elsc-
trio Power Taken from Axies.
A demonstration Of the workings of new
system of lighting for railroad trains in which
the electric current 10 generated by dynamos
driven from the axles Of the moving cars was
given at the Hoboksn station OF the Delaware.
Laekawanna and Western Railroad last eve
ming storage battery fed from the dynamo
supplies the current when tho train il not in
motion. The system il the Lnventton OF Norris
Moskowitz OF New York. The D, L. e W road
has had hfteen cars fitted with the dynamos
and will use them for the present in it's subur-
ban service IncandeEcont lights Of 10 candle
power are used in tho cars. Electric fans are
also operated in summer time nv the power.
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MORE CITIZEN soM1NAr1oNx

Republican fer the Assembly, = Democrat
for Alderman in tho Twenty Flrst.
The Citizens Union of the Twenty first As
sembly district met last night at Colonial Hall.
1O2 West 1O1st street. and nominated Assem-
blyman Z. q. Fallows for the Assembly. Mr.
Fallows will receive the Republican nomina-
ton also. The Cuion also nominated Thomas
Sitv Tnrn mi,1aa az s.nSiGas , az I,
Mr.. Fulton Ia a Democrat. What the Repu bill
cans will do about his nomination 10 not known.
Both candidates were nominated by aeoiama =
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BRFAy OFFICE HOLDING.
Not for tho Money aud Glory There Is
1t, He says.

L1NCoLS. Nsb.. Sept NV. J Bryan was in
tina city to-day and denied that no had ever
said he wanted office for the money or the
glory there was in it. This assertion has been
frequently made.
L am willing to stand on my record" said
Mr.. Bryan. and let the people Judge whether
| want office for the money thsrs is in il.
However. do not care to discuss tho SUI bIsct.
l positively deny the assertion. but do not
cars to be quoted as saying so. II took COCA
sion to deny every false statement made
against mo it would keep me busy all the time. +"
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The White Star liner rsutonic. which arrived
at Quarantine last night from Liverpool and
Queenstown. anchored in the upper bay. and
will proceed to her dock this morning She
was delayed chiefly because she has a green
areroom force. Among her passenger are
Mr. aud Mrs. Kendall, Elliot Danforth. " But
Joseph C. Hendrix. ]. c. Bancroft Davis. DR.
D. q. At John Roosa. Charles Russell. P D.
Armour and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
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Washingtou Forsenst for rhur,dnr.

For eastern Ne'o York. Ne1 Jersey. eastern
Pennsylvania, the District oJ Columbia Della
,1ure and Maryland, fair aud GARNER to- dav;
Friday unsettled. probably shO,0ers; INCREASING
south 'cinds
For New England fair to-day: warmer in Interior;
FRI day unsettled, probably showers except IN Maine
warmer near the coAst; Increasing south winds.
For Ohio, and western Pennsylvania fair and
warmer today Friday probably showers and cooler;
Increasing south windS becoming Friday
For western Nav York; fair and warmer to-day;
Friday unsettled. probably showers; cooler west
portion; increasing south winds.
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Dead Woman Wasn't Bridget Huxzy.

woman, who said shs was Bridget Huzzy
Of ~ Prospect street. Brooklyn. was sent to
the Raymond street Jail on Sept. 20 for in
toxication. She became i'll and was sent to the
Brooklyn. Hospital. where she died ON Monday.
The poles found chat the woman gave a ticti-
tiouB name. and that the Bridget Huzzy whom
she IN believed to have psrsonated. III serving a
ten days term in Jail for intoxication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
ANTI Trust LAW HITS BALL CLUBS
Cleveland and Louisville Baseball OrIani-
zntion sued in Missouri.

zntion sued in Missouri.
ST LOUIS. Sept. 81 Actions under the anti
trust law were tiled this afternoon against the
Cleveland anu Louisville baseball clubs by
Circuit Attorney Theodore EgRers The Cir
cult Attorney alleges that the defendants have
not SONG piled with the laws Of Missouri. regu-
ating foreign corporations doing business in
this state that they have not fled certified
copy Of their articles Of incorporation with the
Secretary Of State provided for in the law.
nor given said officer any evidence that they ara
duly incorporated. Ha says that bv this nsgli-
xence they have violated the law and should be
dned $1,000.
Mr.. EgRers says he will procsed against all
bail clubs from other States who endeavor 20
do business IN this state without having com
piled with the provisions Of the ant trust law
and taken out l-Acense from the Secretary OF
State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
ENGLAND TO TAKE TIE BR1rAyS1c.
Rsauisitiou Issued for tho whits star
Liner Transport.
Sp,etaI Cable Ds,paIeh 10 The Sun

LONDON. Sept. 27.-A reGuisiton has been
issued to the White Star Steamship Company
demanding that the steamer Britannia of that
Ilne be turned over to the Government for use
as transport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Two Men Hurt While Firing Dewey salute.

HoBAar. n. Y. Sept. 27.-During a celebra-
ton in stamford. Delaware county. last night
in honor Of the arrival in New YORK Of Admiral
Dewey. William D. Hastead had both Of his
ayes blown out by prematurs explosion II a
cannon. Edwin McRllly a companion Of Hal
stead's was severely injured about the face
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Played the Fiddle for LarAvett.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept n Robert Scott. col
orsd. was buried to-day at Charlottesville. Va
BE was 80 years old was famous fiddler and
played ar the reception rendered Marquis lie
Lafayette by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello
in 1874.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
sELs-PossEssED woM4N SUICIDE
Shot Herself Because She Thought She Wa
Becoming Insane.

Becoming Insane.
Mrs. Annie Jorganson of 24O West Twenty
dfth street. attem pied suicide last night bv
shooting herself in the breast with heavy re-
vover. Before She did 30 she pinned a note
outside the door warning her husband when
no should return to get a policeman before
breaking II in. He did so and found her seri-
ously wounded. but still alive. She said shs
thought she was becoming insane. 80 decided
TO take her life. She was taken 70 the New
York Hospital aud will die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Pullman Company Assessment Increased
Heavily.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Board OF Review
acting under the new revenue law has in
CREASED the Pullman Palace Car Company's
assessment On personal property from II, 500
600 to $S,yOO,OOO. Tho Increase OF S7.4iW 400
was surprise TO the officials Of the company.
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CHARLEsToN. ". Va. Sept. "a. Gov. Atkinson
and staff left hero tonight for the Dewey
reception in New York.
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N4MED FOR THE AssEMBE r.

AbaHy county, First district, W L. Cough
~, Republican, rcgcninuted.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
lJzsLA eefnLld tie monoy II u tails tn cure. Il
Groves ngnnsure II On ssoh box. 25o--4dS.
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10 Jail for Child Torture.

Preacher Sent to Jail for Child Torture.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. 1.-THE Rev
Lewis Lumpkins. for forty years a Baptist
minister at Scuttshorn. Ala, has been SEN
fenced TO ten years in tho penitentiary for tor
turing his young grandson with burning The
child died.
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Delegates to the PhiladeIphia Kxhibition.
SseadI Gable DssDatsA to TEE suu.
Colon. Sapt. 27.-The Isthmian delegates To
tho commercial exhibition at Philadelphia
sailed from hero to-day ON the htsamsr
Finance,
The daily sentinel., 1899-07-26
Attend College This Year,

Never in the history OF our country
was erander opportunity than the
present for educated young men and
women. What an auspicious moment
for those who are just now on threshold
Of life.
Grand Island Business and Normal
College has for fourteen years been the
leading institution OF its kind in the
western states and last year more than
twice a. many calls were received for its
graduates a. could be supplied. Every
thing necessary for q successful start In
life is taught-Business, Normsl and
Shorthand courses. Expenses low.
Board only s1.5O per week. One years
time given on tuition il desired. Col
lege Record sent free, or for six cents
will send elegant catalogue.
Address
A. NJ. Harges, President,
Grand Island, Neb.
The daily sentinel., 1899-07-26
DRUG COMPANY
BUSINESS LOCALS.

10. Glassford sells window awnings.
Turn out and help the band along
next Wednesday at the armory.
0vsralls and jumpers 121I cents each
at tho Excelsior Steam Laundry.
Anything in the line Of supplies for
sports. may be secured at Bedwslls.
Fer Rsnt-Furnished house for sum-
msr season 10 desirable tenant. ?. O.
Bsx 874. IT
We have the nicest and prettiest
things In slassware-sell them cheap at
the Bargain House.
"Thers are as good nsh in the sea as
have ever been caught" and Bedwell
sells fishing tackle.
Just received. beautiful line Of pictures.
etc. Call and SEQ them. Our prices will
surprise you. The Bargain House.
Ton Acres of land miles below town
fer sale. Good soil, with water, s1oO.
Will trade for good team, wagon and
harness. Nvery thing clear. Address
G. H. Blain.
Why should you be without pistures
In the home whom 10 little money will
buy them at Andsrson's Bargain House.
The daily sentinel., 1899-07-26
L. A. W. Excursion to Boston,

l., A. W.Kxcursion to Boston,
The Nickel Plate road will sell exsur-
sion tickets from Chicago to Boston and
return for trains of August 11th and 18th
at rate Of $1,000 for the round-trip.
Tickets will be valid returning for ar
rival at initial starting point not later
than August 31st, by depositing same
with Agent Fitchburg R. r., In Boston.
Sleeping car accommodation should be
secured early. Address General Agent,
Ill Adams 0t. , Chicago. Is
The daily sentinel., 1899-07-26
Only One Week

Only One Week
More and our great Mid Summer
Clearing Sale will be over. 1t is
YOUR LAST CHANCE
To secure pair of fine summer
shoes At about one half their value.
We must sell every pair In our
stock this week. Don't miss this
chance.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE. .