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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-02


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okrIyk nhurra!"
wyleci, jak koh smisrci rsrvsny : we.
dsidis,
o katsdralny kcsol6i otr,e gaoino
~skrEydfa..
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ia s,yjS
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q, tam sIstan cgni,te pr.ywclswsry
Keh swoj bronsowy oi,k, ! piorun gru.
chooe;
q, jake Mschabsusr pod iwsloncm $40.
TAX sIewcy pod %p,orunsm padajs ! ko.
nism
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krysy
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Piorua rngsriy. wslks okropna skoh.
crona,
UIioe.cala dilemma ! krwis ,sdymious-"
Vice kisdy riss,o cals przestrachsm
ogiuchn.e,
To xnowu Ia utica jsdnym wiatrem
huohnie,
Jsdnym krsykism .
A pcssm cOr- Ssojscy ul!o.ce M siry.
chu
Koioi6t sic ksts5ralay odszwis 20 ciobu,
Wake I krzyk, rotnymi wisj,oy gfosa.
mi,
Jak organ rEuoi mixstu - Giocho - g.
kordsmi -
C,rsz gicsalej: - cuss to harmonic
ssnus
Rostrsci o kolumae, te sirune ksmlsnns.
Wton SNOW jsden ; tych wrsa,k6w, cd
kt6ryoh nstura
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Jeden . tyeh krryk6w, kt6rs csynis, to
~tkssydlssa
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b1ek lttd.
"a duh IA ustach stale I jut ME jest
sdolny
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mimowolny;
Jsdsn I sych krsyk6w, ktory vnikaiao
W osfowisks
TAX spisHs W MIN jak ,niol, q jak sza-
tsn sIozsks;
laden . tych k:Eyk6w.. uus biys.
kawio nawslnyu
UdsrEy, na kos,isls peknio katsdral.
nym,
P6jdzie mimo, lso1 skrsydlsm o kosoioi
otsrty
Kamisnis " MIN wr1ss1crsoe sostawi
jak czsrty,
1 wIsls innych gios6w, kt6rs smart.
w~ychwstauis
zspisjs, jak snio'y svisrane " organic.
js.zcIs sa harmonic ME samilkla san.
A iut kolunns placu, Il ssruna ks.
misnna,
Tyn ssmym uichEem bits, roswsha.
nem csofsm,
Prym wiiels prIed choralnis ~jsczsoym
kos,iolsm,
1 diva to ipiswy jua bsr odpoc.ynku
Bsds misstu ogtassac lad idsoy Z rynku.
Jeiliz ma to ulios take oiasns s=yJe,
zs z nisj - by slowo wya.fo, 10 jsk
d,iais Bile;
Js!l!z IA kazds fo,me nssrsgo ucxynku
Tax srogo ona pasrsy oozyma AZ Z ryn.
Jsslit lsda noe. = niej wJstrssli 20.
wstanie
l " prorh tsgo rcarEuci, kto pa ryohcis
stspie;
Jsiliz jest TAXA mocha, zs prEsz nooy
cient
Muryke oismns strschu vyrsuca :
pieui,
A kolumny "a sHojs ~musykanty stroi:
To c,lowisk, ksory xswsrs o Edrsde sic
l ws1edsls widzi tylko possrsehu upiory,
Albo diisokiem bJc mus, lab IA SERGE
chory.
Juliusz Ssouack,.
Il
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-02
Zarz8d Zwi8zku Mar. Pol:

~CKEZoR:- DR.. Leon ssdowski. 2s7 Penn ave-,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
WICE-CENZORZY: Albert Nowak, 1312 Broadway
Buffalo, N. z. J. N. Cukiersk, S7 w. Fulton
ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich. MACMILLAN Kuoers. All
Mitchell ST., Milwaukee,, Wis. ]. W slzand. 7o< 81.
Aubin Av. Detroit. Mich.
PRKzEs: - ]. =. Jabsohski. lo2-los w. Division 1t.
Chicago, III.
~WICEPRKZKS: stanisfaw Rokoez.
DYREKTORZY: - Marian Steczynski. Dr.. Kadmierz
zurawvkd. McAaf wleklihski, Marein z6fkowsii,
9tanisfaw LAufeuh.
s~EKRETARZ JENRRALNY: T. NJ. Helinski, l02-
104. W. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
KAsJER: M. Majswski, Io2 - lH W. Division st.,
Chicago. Ill.
LKKARZ NACZELNY: = DIT. ". A, Ku1swskd, lo2 -l0l
W. Divtson st.. Chicago. III.
wYDZIAEUS PRAwIEDLIwOSCI: A.
Novak. l210 Broadway. Buffalo. \. y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-02
Ma Pomnik KoSciuszki
rIotyli skiadki nastspujscy o~ssrodawcy.

Z przeniesienia S~I4.I9S.4I
Frank Szymborski IA chrlci-
mach u X. Zentarskiego W
Homestead, Pa. s.s5
J. S~teflnowski ma chrzcinach
W Braddock, Pa. 100
CIR. 49o ma posiedzeniu LOO
p. Wiatr z Chicago so
kosterski z Chicago 40
NJ. Kuczkosski z Winona LOO
J. FurmaIski ma weselu u PIP.
Koprowskich 40
Grupa 2SI L. n. p. 2 Provi-
dence z balu $500; nadto
ziolyly nastepuj1ce osoby:
Miohal Tacianis 75c., Jan
WClski 2sc., A. Gawrych
Ioc., Maryanna Storbet ,oc.,
Maryanna AnkiewicE Ioc.,
WacIaw Zloty &C., Walenty
Kosinski &C., Antoni Kosin-
ski Ioc., N. Szymanski &C.,
Stefan Andruszkiewicz &C.,
Jan Sotnik &C., n. Ryszkie-
wicz Ioc, ID. Ryszkiewicz
Ioc., Jan siwicki Sc, A.
Raducha Iec., Meiania
S~krzypczak Ioc.
Razem $500
N~astepujace osoby z Grace
vile, Minnesota, zlozyIy
skladki ma pomnik Kosciu-
ski: Jotef Windorpski
Soc, Franciszek Rozenthal
Soc, Agnieszka Drzewicka
Ioc., Anna Rozenthal 1oc.,
John Finkler Soc, J6zefna
Windorpska roc., Maryanna
Wojak Ioc., lgnacy Win
dorpski Ioc., Francis,ek
Windorpski z5c, w. Win.
dorpski SC.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-02

Zwracamy uwage czionkom L",4Hku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieninjac swoje
mieszkanie, pOdawaf ZawsZe starry | nowy
adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rej nalezy.
lynn sposObem unikniemy wszeikich po-
myfek PREY wysyfaniu "ZgOdy'. kto do
tegO sic ME zastOsuje, temu "ZgOdy" pO-
syfaG ME bedziemy mOgli.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

BUFFALO MAN DROPS DEAD on HIS
WAY TO ATTEND A WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

4 man about tfirty-tvs years Old died suddenly
IN northbOUnd 8ladison-ave. car II Forty-eiShth-
81 last evening. According % Henry Leseler, the
conductor. the man boarded the al Forty
sscond-st. when the was between Forty
seventh and FOrty-eighth sts he fen from his
seat 70 the floor. The was stopped and q
patrol1nan from the East Flfy-drst-st police sta
ton telsphoned 70 Flower Hospital for IN ambu-
lance. When Or. Philips. the ambulance surgeon,
reached the car the man was dead The body was
removed 70 tho East FIfty-hrst-st police station
william 3. Dillon. If SO 81 East Fifty-httn-st,
accompanied by Manager Hatch. u the Hotel Man
haitian. Identified the body that Of Henry D.
Diver tygenty-seven years old single, who lived
81 the Berkley Apartment House, Buffalo. The
sead nan was the Buffalo manager of the Inter
national PAPER Company, Of which 3Ir- Dillon y
3ne Of the vce-DrcztCeIrE. Oliver 70 this city
yesterday and registered At the Hotel Manhattan.
fIe attended 4 meeting Of the paper company, az
No - Broad-Et, and rad been Invited by Mr. Dill
ION ~ attend his wedding anniversary IN the even
ing. and then 60 70 the theatre. Oliver was on
the way Er. Di!lDu'H house when stricken
Bfr Dillon said that 3Ir Oliver graduated four
wears ago from the LuiverEity Of Pennsylvania
He was weu known athlete, and had represented
the University of Pennsylvania It's toOtbalI team
and crew. lie bad also been graduated from Iafay-
efte College Oliver was member of the Orange
Athletic club ISIS parents live at Easton. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
A6TOR-state Railroad Commissioner Frank NJ.
Baker, Of Owego. CAhBRIDCE-Baron Won Hen
gelmdler. Austrian Ambassador Washington.
FIFTH AVENUE-State Railroad Commissioner
George " Dunn, Of Binghamton; William P. Kel-
logg. OF Washington; Lieutenant-Colonel Turnbul,
OF Canada, and Dr.. James II. Service, OF Phila-
delphia. GRAED-Captain McA. Webster. L. s. A,
and p Lincoln Lippitt, Of Providence GRAND
UNIOE-Louis T. Payn, Of Chatham; W. L. Park
hurst, State Lunacy Commissioner. OF Canaan
daigua; Senator John Raines. Of Canandaigua. and
Roder1ck S. Woodruff Of Waterbury, Conn.
HCFFAIAE-Janes B. Lyon OF Albany. HOL-
LAND-E. V r. Thayer Of Boston; Erskine NJ.
Phelps, Of Chicago. and A. Henry Savage Landor.
OF London. IMPERIAL-Ex-Mayor D C Robin
SON Of Eluira: ex-Judge Philip Fitzpatrick, Of
Troy. and James Breen. Of Spokane. MANHAT-
TAN-E. Ellis Pyle Of London. MURRAY HILL
Ex-Judge J. Rider Cady Of Hudson. NEITHER
LAND-Dr. Clement A. Power, OF Baltimore;
Judge Frank Brundage, Of Buffalo, and Dr. c. p
Shepard o: Washington. PLAZA-Lady PeIy OF
London. and Mrs. Q. II. Jackson, Of Kenneth
Square. Penn. VICTORIA-W. T Ferriss. the
actor, Of London. and ". J. Fleming, Of Pttsburg
WALDORF-Ho o. Sturges, Of Providence; II.
Teixeira de Matteo Of Amsterdam, Holland: Ken
meth Lord. Of Philadelphia and Baron Schleppen-
bach. temporary Consul from Russia at Chicago
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
ALDERMEN MUST ISSUE BONDS.
CORPORATION COUNSEL SAYS THE MUNICH
PAL ASSEMBLYs WORK IS PURE
LY MINISTERIAL

At the meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen yes
terday q letter vas read from Corporation Counsel
Whalen giving a fist of the bond issues which
pending or have been pending IN the Municipal As
sernbly, and advising that they be authorized i'm
Inedately. Some Of the bond issues have been
authorized since the letter written.
Mr.. WhaIen in his opinion says:
beg 70 say that in all the instances given in
were from time 70 time adopted by the Board OF
Estimate and appointment. calling for the
concurrence Of the Municipal Assembly the issue
OF corporate EtocK Dy the Controller 10 provide the
necessary funds 10 pay for public improvements
the passing Of the concurring resolutions by your
+Soafo ls, IN my opinion, purely ministerial and
Der OF the Board 10 inquire into the question
whether the resolution should should not have
been passed
4 communication read from Commissioner
Dalton Of the Department Of Water Supply. com
planning that out Of sixty-eight resolutions sent
70 the Municipal Assembly 70 authorize the LAYING
OF water mains only fifteen have been passed. No
actlon was taken on the communication.
AlcerTrSn McCaN moved adoption
resolution authorizing the construction Of the
BlackWeU'E Island Bridge from Sixtieth-st Man
nattan. 70 the Borough Of Queens. This IS a reso-
Ing 10 pass for more than year and 8 900 coo has
already been authorized for preliminary work on
ths bridge although the building Of the structure
has not been authorized.
President Wood called the sergeant alarms and
directed him TO compel the Aldermen vote Tn
der the pressure thus exerted some Of them voted
IN tne Affirmative, but several voted against the
resolution. only A affirmative votes were
cured, and the resolution was defeated for the
tine being Alderman Mccall however said he
would call 81 up again IN hour.
thorized 70 purchase stock for his department to
the amount Of $l44OD0 BY private contract.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
NTLSIC AVALL.S IN HEALING.
p HFRFR NEWTON THINKS CHRHTs
POWERS ARE BECOMING COMMON
TO ALL HUMANITY.

Music az z fzctcr n TIE healing of diseases vas
brought pronof-ent1y 70 the front last night io q
paper read before The second annual convention o.
The International Hetaphygicsl League. which e a
present II session II the Madison Square Garden
Concsrt Hal
paper On Musical Vibration = the Healing
Of TIE Sex was read q the evening session yes-
terday by Miss Eva vescel.us. q Newark y J.
IN the course O. her paper she says; The first in
s-ance where music exercised benehcent infu-
eDoe ozer the ctsor6ered mind was .n the case o.
King saul An interesting case was that of the
Spanish King. Philip Y. who was afflicted with II
sanity The Queen called n FaraneIH, the great
st q tenorz BY his voice Re could quiet the King
and 81 tine festqrsd him 70 reason.
The Rev EIeoer Newton, who read q paper az
The egeaiag session On The Phychic Power ot
Jesus" said that he firmly believed tnat the powers
ruenisested By Christ were rapidly becoming the
uroyerty OF I'll humanity. That men and women
couId hold conscious communion with spirits 10
knew not from his own personal e1Der1ences but
from the experiences Of friends whose truthful
ness beyond doubt
There l. something n that strange power Dy
which q raaa caa read the past q lock u hair
q = scrap q haldwFltlag. d Ne*l'n s1ia: a.
These are the 1eT powers entering mo ne -
o. man, nan enters into me 4-ie o 1plIt.L-
Whereas q few years ago t1ose powers were me ne
belongings II but few nc iLg@-cs s-1 tAs seeSs'
they are coming within our oroli4s[y -hun-s1i-
lty. Il Is tae coming Ot me kingdom ot Cod among
men"
Ctaer speakers Il the evening session we're 3irs.
Mary =. Chaplin q E>DstGE.r "lo L-s1 z paLsE -
The Conditions ot Power for me IHciVlcIa4 ara
Aaron u Crane. q BoEtJn, whose subject was
The Search Arter Cod
The fret seEslon of the League Was opened yes-
terday afternoon Il O'Clock The conference VIII
be n progress four days closing On Friday. Charles
I-SIse ocel.f.ed tfe chair a1d large number of
celegates. TsDresenting different branches Of the
society n rhls country and IN Canada were pres
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Examination Of Patrick and Jones in the Rice
forgery case, CentFe-st. court, 10 a
Health Board meeting, Il a. m.
Meeting Of the McKinley and Roosevelt Drug.
Paint. on and Chemical Trades Campaign Club,
No. q John-st, noon.
Board Of Public improvements. afternoon.
Trial Of Captain Clifford before Fire Commits
Eioner Scanneu, p.
Racing at Empire City Track, 2. m.
Regular meeting, Board Of Education, 8 p. m.
Republican mass meeting al Camp Mckinley.
Seventh-ave. and One-hundred-a nd-twenty-ffth
St. evening.
Republican rally, Lenox-ave and One-hundred-
and-thirty-hrs evening.
Rally Of GerTnan-Arnerican Republicans Of Har-
lem, OdeH Barracks. One-hundred- and-twenty-
ffth-gt. and LFxington-ave., p. m.
Republican mass meeting, Eighty-hrst-st and
Ans terdan-ave, evening
Regular meeting Of the Vegetarian Society. No.
zs5 Fifth-aye.. .. n.
Convention Of international Metaphysical Lea que,
Madison Square Garden. afternoon and evening
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
CHEAP MONEY AND WAGES

Extract from translation of Emile Levaszeur,.
American Workman" shortly to appear fro,, +h
Johns Hopkins University Press:
There was one period Also 1S61-1sss, in which the
laborer retrograded instead of adva anctng IN, =
enormous emission Of greenbacks depreciets5 ~
currency and produced general rise Of prices P,t
while prices rose ll6 per cent from 1850 to 1ss5 -
rose only Al per cent, that with respacS .,
power OF earning the necessartes and conforIs 20
ne the workman was one-third better off In IsSa
nes 9r tHe aooF party says Of this period The
wages OF workers, and discomfort was pe1araI ne
Happily Tor the laboreT, wages continued ~ 81 81
vance While prices soon began TO fall under ~
influence OF several forces chief among which wep
me return to sound money and the deveiopment ~
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

"a Friend" sends TO The Tribune 81 for Mrs.
Mary Quinn who abandoned her baby IN The
Bronx several days ago.
-Four memorial tablets have recently been pre-
sented TO the Consistory Of the Collegiate Re-
formed Dutch Church and. in accordance with
the wishes Of the giver have been placed in the
Middle Church, Second-ave. anJ Seventh-st A
memorial service will be held on Friday evening
November 3 at which the tablets will be unveiled
An entertainment and reception will be given
this evening at the Lexington Opera House for the
benefit Of the new parish at Turner's N 7. Father
MacAran and his people hope to make the enter
tainment a success The Harlem Catholic Club
will furnish the talent.
Mrs. Lillian W. Belts and Henry Loomis Nelson
talked to the Social Reform Club. No. 40 Univer-
sity Place. last night the coal strike
The Training School Of Christian Workers under
the care Of the Wonan's Branch of the New-Yor1
City Mission. announces a course Of lectures on
"Bible Characters and Types by the Rev Dr.
A f. Schauffier. The lectures will be given on
Wednesday and Friday OF each week, beginning
to-day at 30 o'clock IN Assembly Hail. United
Charities Building, Twenty-second-st. and Fourth
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
RECEIVER FOR TRUST coMPA5E WANTED.
JOHN W. GATES BEGINS PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
KANSAS CITY CORPORATION

Kansas City Mo. Oct. 23-John W. Gates. of
Chicago and other holders Of securities the
Guardian Trust Company made application in the
Federal court to-day for receiver for the
pany and for injunction TO prevent meeting Of
the stockholders called for tomorrow TO elect
new Board OF Directors
This is said TO be attempt to stop the Guard
ian Trust Company from aiding in the financing Of
the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient Railway. the
short line which A f. SttweH president Of the
Guardian Trust Company is building between Kan
City and Topoobampo. the Pacific Coast OF
Mexico.
Eight new directors Of the trust company were to
well was It is said in possession Of enough proxies
to enable him TO control the election and name the
directors The petition for a receiver makes
charges against stiwen and his associates.
The Court granted a temporary order restraining
the disposition Of any OF the trust companys assets
and against the holding Of the meeting tomorrow.
Final hearing will be had tomorrow morning.
Mr.. StilIwen in a statement to-day said:
Mr.. Gates tried to rule the trust company. and
failing he is now endeavoring to ruin it, The suit
is a personal attack on and effort TO pre-
severe blow to Kansas City If receiver is ap-
pointed for the Guardian Trust Company. The
prospects are Of the brightest kind. It is not in
terested in any way in the Orient Railroad enter
prise beyond acting as trustee for which II is to
be paid. I have been particular TO keep the affairs
of both companies separate and distinct. and the
statement that the trust company's money was be-
ing used for the railroad is false. Gates his
friends only about 10 per of the stock of
the Guardian Trust Company.
Mr. Gates and his associates contend that Mr.
StillweT took advantage Of them in the character
OF securities used in the reorganization Of the
Guardian Trust Company. The bonds of the old
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf road figure in the
holders are in danger Of losing 81 600 600 if MI,
Stillwell is allowed TO carry out his plans
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
FUGITIVE JEWELLER CAUGHT At LAST.
MATHER IS ARRESTED IN SEATTLE WHEN ABOUT
TO SAIL FOR AUSTRALIA

Word was received in this city yesterday Of the
arrest in Seattle of Charles T. Mather Of the Vic
toria Hotel, Of this city. a Jewelry salesman, for
merly Of the firm Of Mather & Wentworth OF No. q
Maiden Lane Mather is accused by a number Of
wholesale jewellers and diamond merchants Of
the theft Of Jewelry valued about $4,000. He
obtained the goods memorandum, and, accord
ing 70 Detective T. J. Maiden, of the Central Office
pawned them under the name Of J. c. Moore When
arrested in Seattle Mather bound for Australia
He had been In Seattle four days.
The police say that Mather had failed In business
several times. and concerned in a shady trans
action which landed him for a time in Ludlow
street jail He managed 10 get his bail reduced
and escaped.
The police at Headquarters said that Mather on
October or got S25 900 pearl necklace on mem
oranduTn from Alfred II. Smith. Of No 1s2 Broad
way 1900 necklace from Frederick r. Lewis, Of
No. Maiden Lane, and 800 diamond ring from
a JeweeT named Toomey, Of No l Maiden Lane
There were also other transactions, as told In The
Tribune at the time The police say they have re-
covered the two necklaces. Mather Will be brought
10 this city for trial
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
81 MORE PRISONERS THLs rrAp

Albany, Oct 23.-The State Prison Commission re-
ports that the population Of the State prisons and
reformatories and county penitentiaries sbovys
net increase Of six for the last year and daoea.a
OF 26l5 during the last five years The population
or the state prisons Is 1880, OF whom SO are women
8 are women The total in the penitentariess' is
2yl, decrease of 3d. The Elmira Reformatory h.s
population Of 1Z76, decrease of IO7 The tyo ice zee
formatories for have a total populat;oD re- e
3s9 a decrease OF Is. IOii VI
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
WOuAN TAXES POISON At HOTEL.
SHE is REMOVED TO BELLEVUE, AND HER
HUSBAND SAYS IT WAS A MISTAKE.

SHE Is REMOVED TO BELLEVUE, AND HER
HUSBAND SAYS IT WAS a MISTAKE.
Mrs. Mary Smith, thirty years old. the wife OF
a commission merchant living IN the Hotel Earl
lngton no. J5 West Twenty ty-seyenth-st, was taken
from that place % Bellevue Hospital yesterday
afternoon suffering from q serious case Of poison
ing By carbolic acid. Mrs. {. y. Cotton, the
woman'g mother. and Mr Smith her husband.
called At Bellevue Last night.
8Ir. Smith declined 20 give his business address,
but ssf1 ne. his wife ana mother-in-aw had lived
for time IN the Darlington. They had been
70 the theatre Monday night. and his wife had
plained u illness upon their return, but little at
teution paid 70 8. About 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon AIrH. Cotton heard gToans coming from
the bathroom. and entering IT, found her daughter
lying unconscious the floor. An empty acid bot
tie iay her. Dr. Phillips Of the BeverWick
apartments, Was called in, and he cared FOR the
woman until an ambulance came from Bellevue IN
response 20 call from Policeman Converse Dr.
El4inEton was the ambulance.
Mrs Cotton and Mr.. Smith positive that Mrs
Smith must have taken the poison by accident II
was IN one Of number Of vialE IN the medicine
closet They admitted the ward and had
4 talk with Mrs. Smith. who had been restored 10
consciousness. She VIII recover The police saw
there Is reason 10 think Mrs Smith tried to commit
suicide. She was not put in the hospitals prison
ward however.
The poison came from drug store kept by a Mr.
Stein ~ TWenty-scVeuth-st. and SIxth-ave NOT
threatened 70 discharge AT once any OF his clerks
who old.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
- KTcK Is CoUXsEL To nrLorEEK

The law firm Of Mulqueen q Muqueen which Is
soliciting clients among the owners OF property
that IL 10 be taken for the approaches Of the new
East River Bridge Is displaying on its letter heads
the name OF Augustus Van Wyck as counsel" for
the firm. The firm has sent letters TO the propertv
owners, saying that their property is 10 be taken
Tor the bridge approaches. and Offering 10 repre-
sent them before the Commissioners who are 70
appTaise the property. Some Of the propertv
owners have thought that TIE Of Augustus Van
Wyck's name on the firms letterheads was IN
tended as an intimafion that the firm could make
better terms with the Commission because OF his
influence Michael J. Mulqueen. the senior member
Of the firm. has declared that the firm never has
referred TO eX-Judge Van Wycks political position
as an inducement for the patronage of possible
Giants.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
SAN FRANCISCO SToCKs
San Francisco. Oct. 2S.-The official closir, -,
tations for mining stocks TO-DAY were "a T1,
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Oct 23.-The sales Of wool hs,. ,A,. ,
otN, % lleIsss but the the market co,-,,as
Sulet anu purchases have been conAna5 -
AssPPshe9 10 De In need OF wool Territor Who
a - 9atHe ne medium and hne secured bt s,a.s ,,
s tb M sSs9e' While some dealers holding OUT for s
nominal Au.trasn Oos are slow OF sale with prices
sanes tns opening OF thu London msrkst Vu'so lowsS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
EAST RIVER BRIDGE VOTE.
COUNCIL DEFEATS THE RESOLUTION TO
ISSUE +4,0Ooooo CORPORATE STOCK.

In the Common Council yesterday the resolution
10 issue 100000 Of corporate stock for the New
East River Bridge lost-ls votes in the affirm
atiVe and In the negative. similar resolution 10
authorize $4,000 for the Improvement Of Hudson
Park, Borough OF Manhattan, was also lost-2o 10 /
The next resolution was TO issue $50 900 corporate
stock. and # was passed after the names Of the
alleged absentees had been called several times
The bonds are for water mains In the Borough Of
The Bronx.
A resolution to issue $4,000 for improvements to
Riverside Drive was lost. Another resolution TO
issue $4,000 bonds for street improvements in The
BrohK also failed OF passage.
The Council authorized the issuance Of for
erecting fence around the new Hamilton Fish
Park IN Stanton-st A resolution, providing $40 go
70 grade ard regulate Bradford-st., Borough Of
brooklyn, was lost, not enough members being
present 70 pass IT. The Council then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
BIG TALO COMPANY FORMED.

Albany. Oct 3-The Union Tale Company, with
It's principa! ofice IN New-York City. was incor-
porated here to-day with the Secretary Of State
with capital OF 81 1000 The company will mine
Hil manufacture and sell tale. soapstone mineral
pulp ana otner minerals and products and ,syiIi
manufacture Lumber paper and paper pulp. The
DIRECTORS are Wiian A. Dinsmore. @. Herbert Tay-
lor and George 3. Hanford- OF New-York CIR, ~
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
CITY EMPLOYEES FILE MORE CLAIMS

Eleven claims aggregating $1,000 were filed with
the Controller yesterday by employees Of tba c,t
uhder the law requiring the payment OF the nre
svaiIng rate OF wages The claims now amount
INTO the millions, but the Controller thinks tbat ~
very small percentage OF them win be eoi1sctaS LAT