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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
HOODLTNS MAR AN EACtRSiON'
-uvv THROW A MAN OVERHEARD AND TOSS
POLICEMAN N FRONT OF MOVING CAR.

rury THROW A MAN OVERHEARD AND TOSS
POLICEMAN N FRONT OF MOVING CAR
rob, Mcdonald tweuty-three years Old or 40
az EAST Thirty -hrst-st, and Joseph Dunn 'hlI'y
,oara Old Of No "a First-ave. were arrasheo
tseore Magistrate Mayo yesterday. the former
ota-,ed with deliberately throwing William LasheI'
,nt.f engineer of the steamboat Thomas r. Moore
overheard from the hurricane deck and the Iat'er
charged With helping to throw Policeman paVm
sheehan. of the Park squad in 'front.' OF a moving
o,.,rtc car al Thirty-frst-st. and First-ave Ihey
we're held without bail for examination to-da!
Both men are said to be desperate characters.
Policeman Shechan fcll on one side Of the car and
received severe wound on the head. The index
finger Of his right hand vas cut off by me ear
The m, lnbers OF the John Sheehan Association.
uchfeh rs named after brother ot the policeman
IRE boarding the steamboat at Thirty nrst-st and
Tin, East River 10 .nJoy a day : outing on thr
sound when Mcdonald turned 20 Dunn and several
oth.rs IL Is alleged. and said: Let's trun the guy
I'm the drink" He pointed 10 l.asncr, who was
Standing near the captain ON the hurricane deck.
The men clambeied 70 tho hurricane deck and n
moment later Mcdonald picked up ana threw
Iashcr overheard lNsher sank twice before h-
Wa- rescued Policeman Shcchln. who Wa super
intending tho loading OF supplies Oh tho boat on
hearing ~ the assault arrested Mcdonald. AZ
Thirty irst-st. and First-ave Mcdonald suddenly
turned upon the policeman and with the aid o. his
friends ovcrpowcr-i him After beating him they
threw him in front OF electric ear Several
officers ran tho assistance Of Sncehan and az
rs-fcr Dunn and Nc Donald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
AGAINST BUILDING CODE.
ADOPTION OF THE REPORT hbCoA-
MENDING IT OPPOSED BY REPUB-
IICAN ALDERMEN.

The new building code recommended by the
building Code Commission was favorabiy reporteu
by the Committee Buildings at the meeting OF
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday Alderman
tvafer and the Republican members attacked the
bill 49,.
Alderman McInnes made a bitter attack on mo
new code He said expert had declared that IN
this city was a theatre which was hretrap ana
that It was built under rule that nad poem
INCORPORATED in the proposed code The opponents
Of the biz wanted the matter referred TO a coin-
mittee but the Democratic members objected
Alderman Woodward declared that It was a
palpable attempt to Jam the report through Inc
Republican members fought the bill at every s'ep'
Alderman Goodman offering resolution 10 IT,
commit the matter and have another punhc near
ING and Alderman Woodward to substitute tho
minority report Of the committee for that OF the
majority.
Alderman Kennefck. Democrat. offered resoIu-
ton 70 place Alderman Goodman's motion TO re-
commit on the table "Au right" cheerfuny
responded the Republican member. hut II you do'
that nuts the whole matter on the table.
Alderman John T. Mccall. the Democratic leader
finally offered resolution that the repor, ne
adopted Alderman Woodward then began 10 's"'
tho code paragraph by paragraph. offering reso-
tuition to strike out Section l4s. which gives to the
Building Commission a right 10 order changes
made In buildings. m
Just look what a chance there Is for olacKma"
said Alderman Oaman.
Alderman Sherman SAID the "h"e '"'' va"
fool bill" and there was an evident purpose
~ railroad II through Il foolishness 10 waste
time NV fighting IL paragraph by paragraph ne
declared the new code violated the Tenement
House law and the charter. There was another
uproar when the chairman attempted to ignore
Alderman Woodward and ordered the ayes ana
noes on the adoption Of the report Inc cma,Idnan
finally gave way and Alderman Goodman maze an
eloquent appeal 10 the members 70 go SOY -,
The rolicaN was then ordered. and Alderman
Mccall circulated around the room geili,EI Lic
Denocrat ic members into line. Alderman Mclhn rs
said ne was not much against me coIe as 'i'
Methods OF its adoption 49,, 49, III
Alderman sherman created sensation Wlrm en-, l,'s
ro-0a vas called. II want 10 explain M VIZ
he began and proceeded 10 say that ne new SoIe
was deliberate attempt 10 destroy inc ""'i'''"N
laws Of the city. ,.o from, tho
His remarks were greeted by applause rom 'he
Renuhlicars and Kisses from the pemocia'S. - J..
The renort was finally adopted by a vote OF 81 10
p Those voting against the report W. G5Hnat
stewart Wentz. Woodward Diemer' Naler' Bur
leigh and Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
FAMILY DESERTED AT PATCHOGUE.

Patchogue. Long Island Sept l2-W!lliam Mich
oils. a lveryman IS missing. and his wife has told
the police that he had deserted her and their eight
year-old daughter and she thinks that ne has run
away with another woman. The story told by the
wife Is that they got into carriage and drove on.
The other woman is said to be about twenty three
years old
Mrs James Jones. tho mother OF Mrs. Nichols.
eaid to-day that Nichols had left his wife and had
lived for some time IN the home OF the other WON
an giving his wife only . week for her
support Mrs Jones further says that when her
daughter was only fourteen years old Nichols com
PEELED her TO marry him In a runaway match. and
that a year after the wedding she left him. but
him. Mrs. Jones says that she has for long time
eupported Nichols and his wife. and paid his bust
ness debts Mrs. Nichols says that she will not
again return 10 her husband under any circum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

An important change is made IN the time table
~ the steamers Republic and Columbia. on the
ocean route 10 the iron pier AT Long Branch. Two
trips are made on weekdays. boats leaving Pier 80
10 East River at 1870 q. m. and $3.50 p. m. re
turning from Long Branch at and p. m The
round Trip fare has been reduced 20 half dollar.
The Sunday trips VIII be at $3.50 and 1890 a. m.
o 90 and $50 D. m. and the boats from Long Branch
al noon. T. . and , M. The big steamboats, have
had quick work this season. ana have done u well
They will both be out tor Dewey Day and the
Columbia W!l SO 10 the America Cup races he
boats leaving Pier 80. 10 only for both affairs.
Tickets FOR INC parade and the races are reserved
m the order ~ application 40 the office of tho
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
~SJBDrDI4RY~ rIrrS EXPLAINED.

Inland Flowers. chairman ~ the new Nationa!
Commerce Party whose aims were briefly outlined
I'm Saturdays Tribune. writes TO The Tribune that
"sildldiary taxes" which the oycrwrought type
writer pui into The seventh plank ~ the platform
was really intended 10 road subsidiary taxes Mr.
Flowers's prompt explanation will no doubt relieve
the minds of many people who collect antiquities
and new specimens ~ rare and beautiful things Of
a great weight % anxiety Mr.. Flowers says that
"si1d!diary" is good word. nef ertheless and he
takes much trouble 20 explain mat II has two en-
iirev different meanings when u comes right down
to derivitvc roots. Air Flowers is regarded az an
expert on roots
The new party is staying. for few days at least
q tuanc-ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
pRoDrcE DEALERS AND THE BEEF TRUST
No DROP IN PRICES SINCE ARMOUR AND SWIFT
BEGAN THEIR COMPETITION.

40 DROP ~ PRICES SINCE ARMOUR AND S"lfl
BEGAN THEIR COMPETITION.
The wholesale produce dealers in this city do not
anticipate any marked falling OF IN their business
ae q result Of opposition from the Beef Trust IN
tho butter egg and poultry line The dealers main
tain that The field is TOO large 10 be controlled OF
even ysihly affected by any one man or comolna
ton ~ men and they point 10 the fact that eve"
with the projection Of the Armour and swift con-
pefifion into the poultry egg and hutt'' 'a"'
there has been steady advance IN the price OF All
these products 4 number ~ the dealers who were
seen Yesterday laughed at the report that mo
Reef Trust had taken 10 per cent of the wholesale
butter. egg and poultry trade away from New
York They pointed ont the fact that for num-
Der OF years M Armour has made business or
selling these products but with no marked enec'
on the general market
The Reef Trust it is said has sent agents through
Ohio Indiana Illinois. Iowa and the prairie states
Offering cash for butter eggs and poultry. ana an
other sol Of agents through New England 10 drum
IN trade among iobhers and retailers Lately there
has been an attempt made 10 corner tho Ne"-i"rh
market and prices have been cut heo" those OF
the regular produce merchants in order 10 ger
however said that n the beef people had cut mr..
fheir business at all u was 10 such small extern
no permanent effect the trade a.,
Az The Office Of Knapp q Van Nosttsnc VOC - ~
a. The poultry trade is concerned the firm anuci-
pated no 81 effects on It's business from any cppo
widely distributed 10 be IN the power ~ any one
set Of persons. and the demand has IN no way
been affected by tho opposition NJ Armour ana
Swift ~ o..
Al the office Of II Behrman & sons no az, 2
! Wa-hfrcf0r-ef Il VS. said that. noiwlth%iandine
au that has been said about The Beef TRUSTS IN.
trance ir,o the butter and ege trade prices had
been constantly rising and the demand i1r OK
ccedod The supply The merchants generally had
all the trade they could look after and there has
ra11fr In off IN q lfC
and eggs are advancins and The merchants have
no fear Of any combination which might try n
cootrol the market. as thew say there are toe
many people I'm the rrade 10 hc reached. and m
/ combination could possibly be effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Union Iron Works Of San Francisco "hi'h mas ma,
hutlt several warships for the Government wa
cree, its own armor plate factory oHic''' Q, ~
10Th Pennsylvania Regiment who We're i'r'"''y -
the employ Of one II the Pennsylvania f'"'. 80
establishments are said 20 have been aI .st
Pacific Coast capitalists in regard '' -.
hnitv Of leaving their old connection trh ~ ,ory
no nevy relations But the truth pi h,v,
cannof he ascortanea The officers u o. r- "' ny
tmst returned from service IN the PAi'.i ''S y
v.av Of san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Gnroueau Advertisement

-,
EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
IFRS will find The London office OF Inc
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. a convenient
o,,ce to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions FOR The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
ulJOR SuIrH GETS 4 STAY.

Justice CllGerseevc in the supreme Court yes
terday granted the stay applied Tor by Major Clir-
ton II smith ~ the list Regiment pending tho
hearing Of his appeal to the Appellate Division
from the decision OF Justice Beekman in Special
Term denying his motion for writ OF prohibition
10 ureNcni the Examining Board appointed by
Governor Roosevelt from inqu.rine into his quail
ncations 20 serve officer ln the National
Guard Justice Gidersloeve grants the stay asked
FOR on the condition that the appeal be argued ~
the October sitting OF the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
FRESH TRADE DETELOPMFNTS.

4 fine market for railroad supplies will be afford
cd IN Siberia by the fact that the great Trans
Siberian road must soon be rebuilt with heavier
rails and ties. The traffic mas proved much larger
than was anticipated a. hrst and the road Is not
equal 10 tn demands made on A.
The United States Consul at Sydney New South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

p
to be familiar with what Yankees cal wagon
hut move very olg objects with TWO wheeled carts
American wine and cider presses seem 10 be very
popular are pumps and "indmills from this
country.
For some unexplained cause Syrian commission
merchant, are manfestlng an unusual degree Of
interest in American goods and seeking de-
scrptive price lists. However they say they Will
not handle merchandise unless samples also
sent Price lists and descriptions are not enough.
The American consul NJ Beyroot says that Fried
rich Wchnor IS trader and banker of high ropute.
and 1t would be safe 70 send him merchandise Of
any kind Mr. Wchner Will exhibit AN that Is
sent to him provided that the duties which are
low. are paid and the transportation IS without cost
10 him The Consul adds that II a direct steam
ship lire 20 Beyroot could Dee established. il would
pr..,fiv promote commerce between the United
State and syria Here are some Of the articles
Flour petroleum iron. Jumper. kitchen utensils
hardware. carriage springs. pumps hydraulic ram.
vege,ablcs cheap and snowy cotton prints heavy
canvas for tents patent medicine paints leather
and saddlery. shoes slippers, crocketY, blcA cles
toys and notions
The cigar industry has DEVELOPED at Tampa so
rapidly that fully n thousand hands are needed
there IN the factories az the present time.
Florida reports novel business I'm the way 81
making paper. \ process Of extracting the resin
from yellow pine is said to have been DEVISED
which makes tho slabs from "a sawmill available for
paper mills. The process is sun q secret
Although alarm has prevailed I'm regard 10 the
supposed scarcity % Irish mackerel The Fishing
Gazette" declares that am ample supply this season
B will undoubtedly Do obtained.
There is "A good demand for mica ~ certain
high grade and many discoveries are made Of this
mineral every year. but few deposits come up 10
the proper standard. and Nlusive hopes are enter
tainci hy most ~ those who make the new anls
\ Canadian who les IN close touch with the paper
+ manufacturers Of the Dominion declares thar
news can be- made up there FOR less than cent
pound. and he expects that Canada will soon
prove formidable competitor OF the United States
IN this industry. In spite ~ the tarlff ne saws.
the Canadians Will soon bee IN "a position 10 sell
paper 10 Yankees cheaper than In is now
The Rochester syracuse and Lake Ontario Tele-
phone Company. which is TO he a competitor Of the
Ben concern. is 20 extend its lines along the Auburn
Road and up to osweeo. II Is alleged that the cost
% customers VIII be hair great the rival com
panys charges
Rumors have been started to the effect that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
STARRING WITH s9oo ~ THE BANK.

Mary Lyons. seventy years old well known
character n Flushing. has been removed 10 the
Flushing Hospital ln an emacated condition. sIf-
fcrng from neglect and starvation. When her
effects were examined handbook was found with
$50 her credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
corpr c1LrAn1RS FoR TODAY.

Aprcnate Division supreme touit -H. ,s-, CIDER
supreme court >I'''i l'.t" \ Knight ast
sleeve. j court opens ii t''.' o., X. Ar-'d
plckrarit. ~. - l'dhi' ts'' .-.'.4. g. S PAY.
asl Ian y. > H. q, f9ryi. .s. I-rg ". q
,rat-o~ ~ l.eul s. : People efc.. as' Ter.
LIVINGSTON agr Livingston. ~. TO- lffi'' ,i- 70
\, u rh.iu agt I}rIces. y -. lr'frf ft 80 n
X Brownei Compau, ast McEwcsar. y d. ",,,e-rSa
Fowler 4 Wells .,up.nf. ~ j." 'f'' -,,taa
N.r,- - -.r, n L. s.hmu aef ln. g. -
i. Potter ast rn'nS JNti..A f--- p.hreas.
snii .at, "-' o., i.--.t 81 f-N Naun
Con.rin, Az G',lner ~ % sai1,r ag .'ss',,rsi
81 ...,t., - u..f.,h. NOR y. o.. Ntt h '"'e-
T,,t .- .sn.. Nc e6 Fl,nn ar SfffH.f -
matter Il hun. " y Maitland asf cas-. rs "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Wales says that that part If the world offers
era field for the sale Of American agricultural i'm
Elements The people of New South Wales now
recognize that American articles are not fmsy
and weak. MS they once supposed. Steam engines.
thrashing machines and feed cutters do not seem
to Doc pOnular there but plouChs narrowS and har-
vesters sell well The farmers ~ that locality uSc
a spring tooth cutiVator Ike a harrow. bur not
the American corn cultivator They do not appear
to be familiar with what Yankees call wagon.
but move very lolg objects with TWO wheeled carts
Amer, AN wine and cider presses seem 10 be very
popular; so are pumps and wndmills from this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Norfolk Hotel. Brighton, England.

Elite Family Iaf4l. Overooks sea wall pi'i'''
lawns Fine public rooms ierie, ,-,,,ca vine
electric lights Lif' Delicate CUISINE W
Jules A Creighton. Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Queens Hotel,
Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel.

Near CRYSTAL Pala-s London Healtfiest sltNd" ~
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms ION t.rr-e
Per dar Special terms for large partles '''''''
rain service r.. cry md West End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

o 20 routrs may he had Mt the u" S,rroat
Offices of the "Iribune'' NJ '''
London.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04

stand that fair treatment will be ac-
 corded and thus the task will be easy.
 Had it not been fer the "back fire" in
 this country we are firmly convinced that Aguinaldo would have long since given up the struggle that is so costly to him. He is selfish and seeks his
 own advancement; he has no deep
 rooted interest in his people; he has treated the natives with brutality when they refused to follow his lead, and he is nothing but an arrogant ydung dictator But he will have to admit the inevitable before long, In the meantime let the forces on the island of Luzon be increased so that peace may be brought nearer.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
ABLE SEAMAN JOHNNY.

Rear AGmtIul Watson, who has besl lett in command of our Astatc squad u,u to succeed Admiral Dewey, is de- se1fbed as a first-cIass man, who is descended from q Line of real Ameri- xl-rp fight<rs He himse1f scrved with grcat. G.-l-tzl,i51cn on Far 1cgut's fog-Ctp in our civil WET And it was Watson, then a young lieutenant, who lashed Farro gut to the digging during the battle Of Mobile bay Many instances of his g'al.antry are given by the Manila Times, the only English paper pub Kshed in the Philippines, which says:
 The rear admiral is q high type of American cittZen-cocl, fearless, quick in judgme-,- He ig tall ard slender, with hair prem2ture3y white, and the hands and face of a woman; but he is prudent and resourceful con- n:eaIder, with the persistence Of a bulI- dog and the courage of a lion. More over, he 45 an earnest Christian, but of the StCn3wau Jackson sort. Hard ffgk,sing follows his praying. To his sailors he is known as 'Able Seaman Jolhnny," as g'nsat a compliment as could be given him.
 It is evident tl.laIt our naval interests in the Philippines have been left in good hari5s, ard that, If emergency should arise, Admiral Watson might be able to make record worthy 70 mate with Dewey's. But we earnestly hope that no such emergency Will come, and that Watson's Future laur- els VIII be wen in assisting ,-hia place fuI adjustment Of our difficulties in the cast. From this time forward achieve ments in that direction will be mora highly appreciated by the American p-0ple than tEle most brilliant work in the field oi arms.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
ONE ALABAMA CITY

Birmingham. Ala, is an example of the poetic description of making the desert bloom like a rose" A little more than twenty-five years ago the site on which it stands was practi- cally an uncultivated plantation. Now it contains a number of the most mod ern and complete machine shops and foundries in the United States. Ger liss engines and sugar-mill machinery are s-9cialities of mammoth plants. Two of the largest cotton gin faaoo- ries in the world are there. It has $500, 900 cotton mill and two great rol- ling mills There are chair factories bolt works, mattress factories, facto- ries for making iron beds, engines, Ve- neer and brass works, while in the town and the county in which the town is situated there are twenty-five blast furnaces.-Indianap News.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
AMONG NOTED MEN.

The niew ccnm-lder-in-ch chief Of the Swedish army, General Count Nal kc-m EamlltonI is acknowledged 70 be one of Sweslan's leading soldiers He has seen serv.ce in the aGInias Of sev- eral EurOpeanl powers, and is VeTsed tn all the tactics used on tEs cOnti- LleT': He is 'cf Scotch descent, as is also Colonel Laurel, the recently ap- pointed military governor of Stock E'cIrn. Both olt t[lesa appointments a. g believed to evidence the seriousness with w.ich King Oscar views the ei.ti- tu5ia of tE,a Russian cz3r .--rvstd the Finns. The reception given the inter Cl-LCnIil commission Which w4-le to St. Petersburg to plead the Finish cause gives added gIlound for uneasiness in Sweden. Count Hamflton's appoint ment is expected 70 add :trangth to the military establishment.
 Sir w H. White, K c. B., director Of naval cons .ructiCn Gci1 'sEsEcEllt con ,troIer of the British navy, was thLOwn upcn h1s own resources wi1Sn but II ycaEs oLi Tn 1859 an open competi- tive examination got him -]EitJ tha deck ylcd service and four years af- terward secured him elementary in s;i.nctEon in ship building and applied uldl1K5IIdtICS-
 Prof. PagsnlsJecker, who s t1--i;ng Queen Victor.a for her ey1s, is clid to be most careful 10 adjust his fees to ,.-J3 means of his patients. Though his El5Inlal charges for operations range from G20 to G100, he has baen known to ask as little as two guincas from people ctl 1rrGIl m-Hl5. He com -nands the best pIhctice in Europe.
 The preeeLh Lord Byron is a man Of E-k' more simple manners than h-s ia mous ancestor. He is eN,remsEy dem Ccr1'dc tn his tastes, and there is a tra- C. ion tf-t he smokes his after dinner .,l gcr in his shirt sleeves.
 Sl, RCtEIit R1wlins0n, K C. B.. is the only man who was ever knocked cr'5 of the saLldis by a c2nnon bail V tLiou5 being killed.
 ID. o. Mills, the Nl'W York ph1lan- ',hicrtst, llas designed a new cheap -odgirlg hccsse, which he w1l have eue-..sd during the coming lar'cumn.
 iGioT-ELcr Jcthn Lind Of Minnesota Las a pet Ifngishe-l at his country TLIoct Tie bird has been trained to capture fish and lay them at is mas rcr'g feet
 GCveIuor Leslie NJ Shaw of Iowa ob jeOls . dancing, and nsfused at hEs lac, Inauguration to sanction l-he custom Es-y ball.
 Min Yong Whan is the rnmse of the new minister to this country from S'irrr
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
THE RACE QUESTION.

We ve:y much fear that the cru12de in behalf of thie negroes that $ being preached in Massachusetts will do grent harm to both negroes and whites in ths south. B, may incite the whites to kill negroes because they are ne groes, net waiting for any offensive act on the latte-'s part Up 10 now the raasTanert has bean di actc,d 70 those cr;I1l l1-1ts who have assaulted white woman or done some c5hsr b25e deed; and bad as IS the mo'b'3 v-lgeance, it is Eoth-ng 70 the horror that would be witnessed waue' a WIT of extsrmination ',o begin. We pray the Ei-rthcTn fla rlL.ics to leave us aloC:. They do not, tley caErot unlC. stand the coalitions that exist here, and their meddling pC.s Gg Il in tt,- gr<1.eOst G2ngar. Do .-hf5y want to s5-le repeated the seems of the Indian mUtiny? We tell them, they a.e fo,5lishly prspar.Lg such a sE- -ctacle.-Mobile Register,