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lfia doubt as TO the nature of your il
ness, you can consult our doctors by mail
absolutely free of charge.
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Domestic SERVANTS atanttd.

WANTED-Hands to make fancy feathers. THE
" HEYMAN FEATHER CO.. 100 Mott ct.
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CHICAGo,s YMEM,

Two of Them Attack o Physician out on
Professional Duty-One Captured.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct 1.-two highwaymen
confronted Dr. Oscar W. Hubbard as he was
crossing alley near G reen stree, and Washing
ton boulevard early this morning. Revolvers
were pressed close to his head and he was
ordered 10 hold up mis- hands The doctor uffered
resistance and WAS dragged into the alley where
he was thrown 10 the grOu nd and robbed OF gold
watch and a diamond pin. The robbers left their
victim on the ground and escaped.
DR.. Hubbard had been visiting patient whom
he was attacked. He reported the matter & the
hour after tho rob cry. In Trainor's possession
W. 3 fouu d the diamond. and he was fully identl-
fed by DR.. Hubbard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
YoN-sECrARIAY SCHOOLS.
Archbishop CorriGan Warns Catholics OF
the Danger of PhtroniEinR Them.

Archbishop Corrigan has issued . circular
letter to the clergy OF the Archdiocese. direct
ing that the annual collection for the Holy
Father be taken up In all tho churches on the
last Sunday OF October. In the letter he refers
to the letter on "hmericanism written BY the
Pope TO Cardinal Gibbons last January. He
says
Looking back through the year rapidly
drawing to It's close We find special motives
for continued generosity. first OF all because OF
the sollctude shown by Leo XIII. for our spiri-
tual welfare a. evidenced by his admirable let
ter OF last January to His Eminence. Cardinal
Gibbons Nothing. surely. can be moro beau
tiful and touching. nothing Rentler wiser or
more persuasive than his paternal advice Re
calling the immovable foundations OF our
faith the Sovereign Pontiff most delicately and
LUMINOSITY applies this truth to our case, and
to the dangers that threaten us In the desire TO
and to pass over certain heads Of doctrine as
OF Lesser moment thus showing ourselves
in nathosI to modern popular theories and
While recalling the letter OF the Holy
Father on Americanism avail myself OF the
opportunity OF touching on kindred subject
which troubles my conscience az pastor OF
souls. auie to the custom noticeably grow
favored with this worlds goods. Of estraneing
their children from Catholic education and
and their de.cendants. great Spiritual dangers
and difficulties In the future.
Regarding the fact that our youth OF both
sexes frequent. In ever increasing numbers
educational institutions n which they miss
the special aids that this critical period Of
their life requires. thsre can be little doubt
Tho fact il only too fully demonstrated by
daily experience. Most commonly tho reason
10 the desire to ascend In the social scale. to
mingle In fashionable circles, to surround the
children with companions deemed desirable
for after life.
Admitting for moment that the custom
under consideration facilitates admission to
fash enable society. Is such society so mmacY-
late. so far superior to ones former surround-
nRs as to counterbalance the precious advan-
tage. guaranteed to us by the knowe edge and
the practice OF our faith? A very high author
ity asks What doth 1t profit man u he gain
the who's world and lose hls own soulT"
The Arch bishop then goes on to say that
Judging from results. Catholic pupils are not
led. by attending non-sectarian and fashionable
schools. to have greater regard for their par
ents. to persevere in me-honorei devotions
ami pous customs or to form Catholic alliances
in after life. Deporabls results. he says
sonnet mes follow and parents often have bitter
cause to regret their desire to ascend the social
scale or have the children mount the ladder OF
fame. I'these evils do not follow IN the first
generation. he says. they always do in the
second as hundreds OF examples attest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
OBITUARY..

Thomas James GLOVER. retired lawyer. died
on Friday at his r:sifisinGe l2$ East Thirtisth
BORN New drE MI Ssd
the son OF Thomas and Weltha Ann Glover
IL, was graduated from st. Marys College.
Baltimore. in lSil at the age OF II and was adj
mlttSh TO the bar in this. city in 1874. He re-,
tired In 1885. He was for years the counsel
Closkey. MIR. Glover served many years as asa a
director OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy u IN
and as a trustee o. the Brooklyn benevolent
will be at st. Stephens Church on Monday.
r. o. Hoffman, a leading citizen OF Wash
inGton. died on Friday. aged 80 years. He was
nearly ali his life had beon spent there In
carly life he served as rage in the Senate with
Arthur T. German. aiIerWard the famous
he acted as clerk of Gen Hancock and later he
was fnr q TIM clerk in the New York Custom
House. He leaves widow.
assistant Surgeon William Ralph McAdam
died OF yellow fever at Key West. Fla on Oct
II. He was horn in Mercer. Pa, Feb %. 1870.
His iathsr wHS chaplain in the United States
IOWA Wesleyan Upvsrs,y anS %, Jc T sos
Medical College OF Phiadsip6iaI He was ap-
pointed an assistant SURGEON IN the Marine
Feb. %. 1899.
A tolph Baker. a pioneer resident Of Williams
Masonic Temps. died on Friday SfG in his sof Il,
year at his home. l22 South second street, lie
was born in Germany and more than sixty
years he carried on dry goods business. lie
10 survived by two sons and daughter,
Isaac \. Elliot, aged - years. died in York.
q the York County Bank, Win which institr.
tion ne hld been connected or twenty years
vile nnftUo children survive
,r T s N; VIM; Howet smirh died at his HON
~ pchen Gtady yesterday at the age OF go III
Rad hsK d'Ss SF oos s"d Mayor Of that city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
HETTY GREEN HOME AGAIN.
LIKES HOBoHEN AND r. sURPRISED
At HOBoKEN RENTS.

Moboken People Mind Their Business, as n
Ruie-Not Her Fault That &c. Dowoy'
Appears in tho Doorwny-Admires the
Admiral-shs VIII Buy an Automobile.
Mira Hotty Green, with her daughter Sylvia.
has returned from her summer homo In Bellows
Falls, Vermont 10 two suites OF rooms In tho
four-story Gat house at 1901 Washing Ton street.
Hoboken The name. &c. Dewey app mrs on
the door as that OF tho occupant OF tho
apartments. Mrs Green told q reporter that
the reason she lived In Hobokcn was because
she liked the city and Its people
9TH, people hero are excellent neig hbors." sho
said. AS rule they mind their business Tho
two auites Of rooms we have here are Just as
rood a. those wo had al tho Hotel ST George last
year In fact to til tho truth, I'm sur
prisod at tho rents In Hoboken The
acoommod ations for tho money are finer
than In any place know. When l GO, these
apartments furn shed thero'll lie no be ter ones
70 live In on Fifth avenue. Peop.o with money
weary OF living In showroom apar ments
What they want after they roach 35 is plenty OF
quiet solitude. with a chance OF riding or
INDUCING in some other recreation when they
what were the boulevnrds built for in Paris
but for the American and other tourists You
know I've lived in Europe Tor Gig lit years and
know something about it France would be a
ane al 70 you r' H at
ihon tire OF them and have 10 cave But as for
Hoboken, repeat, IL is flne place 10 ocaie in.
Here am right near the river with the wafer
stirring in the ground and no cause for malaria
Mrs Green then told how her daug hter sylvia
had caug hi malaria when they lived in Brooklyn
two veara ago
b. Here am hight near the ferry" she con-
tinuol Every morning can go to my New
York ONCE In better time than | could from
uptown in Now YORK. meet nice people on tbs
boat; enjoy the sail In the morning and have
nothing 10 compl-in OF Everything Is smooth.
What I'd. like to get. and will get. Is an automo-
bile
The papers sometime tell all sorts OF queer
stories about me. but they are untrue. rarely
roo reporters, and that makes them angry
That's why they Ike TO saw so many smart
things, l suppose. But don't mind them
Mrs Green said that when she rented the
apartments In Hohoken she told the ianitor not
30 let II become too generally known.
That's why thu i,nitor put G Dewey TN Ter
tho push bells Some papers said was stealing
the Admira's naHe. l wouldn't want the Adj
miral to think I was so p'esumptuous AZ that
have too much respect for him think he is
too great hero for me to take his name in vain.
] don't believe a paper would distort thi, fact.
II was a misunderstanding somewhere, sup
pose"
In rehearsing tho numerous lawsuits which
she has instituted In defence OF her property
Mrs Green said that she never fought until she
had TO and ,hen she fought TO win.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
FRANK A. MAsonAN IN COURT AGAIN.
BpraRuo Accuses Him of Withholding His
Note and Copper stock.

BpraEue Accuses Him of Withholding His
Note and Copper stock.
Frank A. Mcgowan. eX-Mayor OF Trenton. N.
j., appeared before Magistrate Mayo yesterday
in response to summons that had been
issued at the request OF Stephen H. SpraRue. a
broker OF 40 Wayne street. Jersey City.
SpraRus said he wanted to ind out what had
become OF a promissory note for S15.0 900 and
the certificate OF 800 shares OF mining stock
that he had given to Mcgowan and his wife.
for the purpose OF raising money within
tWenty-four hours.
The transaction between Spragus and tho
MaGowans occurred In Magowan's apart
ments at tho Hotel Gerard. That brought
II within the Reogra phicai jurisdiction OF the
West Fifty fourth street police court. but Mag
istrate Mayo said that 1t was a civil case. and
ought not to be heard in any criminal court.
When the case was called counsel for Spragus
said that his client had given his promissory
note for $4,000 for four months. payable to
stock Of the ARIZONA Copper smelling Company
Of the face value OF $40 share. as security
II: a4 that tss
They have not roturnsd tho note and tho
stock and we have received no cash" said
Mr.. Ssmple, counsel for Sprague. This Mr.
Mcgowan 61F is the hardest man to find in all New
You're. wrong there" retorted Mcgowan.
II can DO found every night Of my lie at the
dragging me into police court"
Your Honor" said Mcgowan TO the magls-
trate. this 10 a perfectly Legitimate stock
brokers transaction. Since Il was entered
into tho stock has gone up three points and
there's the whole milk OF the cocoanut. Tho
other side wants to back out. | know am
right and intend to hang on till I've made
what legftimatsly belongs to me out OF the
deal"
Magistrate Mayo adjourned the case until
Wednesday to give Mcgowan and SpraEue q
chance to straiRhten things out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
NEsTCHEsTER DIVoRos COURT
Decree Granted to Mrs. c. @. Maroo-Cas
of Mrs. Mary Ii. Woodruff.


WHITE PLAINS. Oct. 14.-Justice Mareau in
the Supreme Court to-day erantsd to Louisa
c. Marco OF Larchmont an absolute divorce
from Cornelius @. Marco. The Marcos were
married by Judge McAdam at the Hotel Bruins
wick. Now York. In December. 1895 The evil
dsnos In the case was taken last Saturday and
there was no defence.
Nrs. Mary H. Woodruff. a fashionable Dress
maker Of White Plains. asked for a divorce
from William Woodruff on the ground OF
dssertion. non support and bigamv. Mrs.
Woodruff said they were married in 1875 and
that shortly thereafter her husband deserted
Der. she alleges, that Woodruff, WAS m arried to
tho time he married her. She was corrohor-
ntsd by Mrs Alice Decker Of Monticello.
Y. Y. who said that Mrs. Woodruff. the
former Miss Blackace Of Baltimore. was her
mother and William Woodruff her father.
Woodruff. who Ia 4 we'll do resident OF Balti-
moro and nearly 10 years old. put In no de-
fence. Decision was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Held for tho Larceny of %, 900.

Otto Koch OF Cleveland. Ohio. was arraiRned
before Magistrate Flammer In tho Centre
street police court yesterday charged with the
larceny Of SIS. 900 from Gustav Busch, OF this
city Koch Was formerly In partnership with
Busch In the cheese husinesa. Busch alleges
IN at Kill d1a to csrtofn "hse %nifn
Germany. Instead OF paying tho hills. he saws
Koch got married and went to Cleveland. He
was arrested and brought to this city by De-
tectives Deevy and Gallagher of the Central
Oflce. The prisoner was held In $4,000 bail
for examination tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
GAMBLING MACHINES CAPTURED.
Moro Than Fifty-seven OF Them seirsd at
10 Hudson Place, Hoboken.

Moro Than Fifty-seven of Them Seized at
10 Hudson Place, Hoboken.
The Hudson County Grand Jury was In
formed several days ago that there was
a party Of mon In Hoboken who made a
business OF dealing in and operating gam
bling machines Yesterday afternoon detectives
Riley and Mccormick OF the Prosecutors Office
located a building where the machines were
stored at 10 Hudson place One man was found
In the n ace and a truck loaded with nickel-iu-
tho slot machines was standing in front Of the
door. The detectives said they wanted to buy
a machine After they had looked at several
they lett. saying that they would return
They returned soon afterwRrd In company
with three policemen and seized f'tv-seven
large nickle-in-the- slot machines and q num-
ber o. small ones The man who had been In
the place was not there when the police re-
turned and the machines on the truck had
been carted away. The seized machines were
all taken to police headquarters; The large
by firm in Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
SUES JOHN X KAUsHRAN's ESTATE
To Recover Property which, She says, IL
Hers Though not Held in Her Name.


Annabella McCool Koughrnn. wife OF Thomas
+. Kaughran, has brought an action in tho Su-
preme Court against the estate OF John f. Kaugh-
ran, her husbands brother, TO have II dec1eed
that three parcels of real estate, which wcro Of
record in his name at the time OF his death, are,
in fact, owned by her. John Z. Kaughran. who
was drygoods merchant, died on May 18th last
His wife values the property in suit at $780, 900
On motion OF william p. Burr, her counsel, Jus
tice Truax yesterday appointed Roger A. Pryor
referee TO determine the case
The plaintiff is the daugh ter Of Nicholas Nc
Cool, a builder, who left a large estate, part Of
which she inherited She received fiom her
father a three-quarters interest In two parcels
involved In the present suit She brought pnrti-
ton proceedings 10 have these two parcels sold.
and alleges that she arranged with John E. kaugh-
ran to bid them in for her Concerning him she
1.-THE said John T. Kaug hiram q man pos.
sessed Of large amount OF property. real and
personal. a successful business man, and tho
plaintiff had always reposed the greatest CON
fidence in his business judgment and ability,
and in his honesty and honor, and was accustomed
70 consult , with him and to follow his advice in
She says that 1t was agreed between them
that the parcels should stand In his name. but
that she should collect the rents. pay the taxes
says, she did with his knowledge up to his death.
She ayers that she gave him the money TO buy
the property and that she never received any
The third parcel, which is in East Eighty
fifth street she AYERS, she made over TO him In
1888 without consideration. but she controlled
the property up his death She says her brother
in-law has executed a declaration, OF trust con
fs sIs w bs me who T has
refused to dc liver it to her,
BY the will OF the deceased most Of his property
their sister, Margaret Z. Donnelly. for life, with
remainder over TO their children.
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To His wedding Attendants . Sail.

F. De witt Wells. whose marriage to Miss
Laura Prime Jay will be an event Of to- morrow
afternoon. will give his farewell bachelor cels-
bration to-day. This 10 to be a com prshensivs
affair and vii take the orm primarily OF a sail
ing party. The invitations request Mr.. Wells .
street In time to leave on a boat at AS o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Wells's attendants will
include ]. Mcponald Mitchell, George r..
Frederick g. Hoppin. Jr.. olProvidence; Eery
o. Anderson. John jay, John W, Norton OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Baronde.. Nav join tho soo,.,,,t..

Joseph Barondess. who has resigned from
the Independent Labor party. may Join his old
enemies. tho Socialists. At q meeting OF his
friends in the Twelfth Assembly district on
Friday night II was decided to request tha
antl-Ds Leon faction Of the Socialist Labor
party to nominate him for Alderman as a run
ming mate to Alexander Jonas. its candidate
for Assem- bly, In the district. When Barondess
was leader OF the Cloakmaksrs Union he was
constantly attacked by tho Socialists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Acquitted of n Political killing.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 1.-THE jury In the
case OF William G. PlIkinton. charged with
killing William M. FlannaRas returned a YER
dict of not guilty At Powhatan Court House
this morning on tho ground OF self-detence
Pilkinton. tho Democratic candidate for Com
mopwealth's Attorney, was defeated by Elan
naEan a Republican. Flanagan was State
Senator and popular. Flanagan passed
Piikinton on the court house nortco on July 3
shot him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Philippino War Chiers Grown.

Another trophy has been added to the col
lection OF Rear Admiral Philip the comman-
dant OF tho Navy Yard In Brooklyn. 1t was
presented to him by Admiral Dewey. 1t IL a
head dress or crown that was worn by Ne
gr.to warrior who headed a tribe on the island
of LuZon. 1t Is made OF plated grass and on
the edge OF the band are affixed a number Of
feathers. Admiral Dewey got 1t while he was
nr,N IL - " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Central Track Blocked by Freight Wreck

ROCHESTER. Oct. IA freight wreck 90
cured on the Central tracks on the Buffalo
road mile east OF Byron at 80 this after
noon. The rear end OF a westbound freight
train was run into by a pusher. Seven cars of
the freight were thrown of the track and are
IN such position that all the four tracks are
Rochester at 2:25, was west OF Byron at
the time the collision occurred and eonae-
wreck. as was also another train from Buffalo
to Rochester. A brakeman on the freight was
slightly Injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Killed While on His Way to This City to
Meet His Daughter.

NEwBURoH. Oct 1.-THE man who was struck
and killed by West Shore train at Cornwall
yesterday has been identified. He was on his
way from Illinois to meet a daughter In New
i. Campbell Harvey. H.. and telling him OF
his daughter going to New York to meet him,
received q telegram ing that the body he
cent back to his son.W. L, L. Campbell. at Blue
1Rland Ill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Shot Three Time. to Kin Himself.

William Schroeder. 90 years old. retired
butcher. committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by shooting himself in the head at his
boarding house. 5lS East New York avenue,
Brooklyn: His mind Is supposed to have been
affected through fall from trolley car a few
dave ago. His hand must have been unsteady
while Graspng the revolver. for he fred three
shots helOre accommodating his nmrnnAe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Says He Was Kicked on tho Horse Ca,

Patrick Roach, OF sac West Fiftieth street,
conductor on a Seventh avenue horse car, was
arrested last night on the complaint Of John
Belts. of lo4 East Fourth street. who Accuses
him OF having kicked him off his car on Sullivan
street Bets lost consci usness while telling his
story at the police station, and was taken to
81 Vincents Hos pi a.. There il was aid hat
he was suffering from conclusion OF the brain.
Roach said that Is It's had not been on tho car at
all, but was chasing II and fell The driver OF
the car cor Iobor nted Roa b story.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15

Carl Bernstein was found drowned In the
Kill Won Kull yesterday. near the Oxford Cop
per and Sulphur Company's wharvss at Con-
stable Hook. He lived at 800 East 147th street.
All OF the pockets were turned inside out. The
dead man was identified by a son and daugh-
ter who said no had been missing since Thurs
day. Oct. 3. when he left home to visit friend
They say he had no cause to commit suicide
and believe he met wi h lou play. The watch
he habitually carried and other valuables
known to be in his possession are m issing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
Augustus Monroe to Marry Mrs. W. G..
Woolley.

LARoHMoNT. Oct 14-Much surprise was
occasoned here to-day by the announcement
that Aug ustus Monroe. tho well-known yachts
man and for m any years chairman OF the House
Committee Of the Larchmont Ya,ht Club Ia
about TO be married. TIL, bride will be Mrs W.
{. Woolley OF New Rochelle Mr.. Monroe TO-
light admitted that he wedding WAS to take
place. but said the exact d.te had not yet been
decided II will probably BIS at Mrs Woolley's
Rev Richard Cob len, rector OF ST. Johns Prot
estan Episcopal Church Of Larchmont W Ill o.
Aciate