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New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
PASS THE LIE TO SPEAKER.
COLLEGE BOYS INTERRUPT HIS RE-
MARKS AT THE VICTORIA THE
ATRE BRYAN MEETING

An intellectual demonstration in favor OF
Bryan was held in the Victoria Theatre last
night by the Democratic Young Mems Coilege
Club. Richard Croker was present in order TO
lend tone to the affair.
we are assembled in the noblest cause that
can evoke human effort" said the first speaker
and Mr. Croker blushed modestly
Then followed sketch of education IN the
medieval universities and some statistics about
the brain pans Of the Tagalogs
Before apv speeches were made Professor F
Edge Kavanagh, Of New-York University read
the address 10 the college men Of the land that
had been prepared by the Executive Commit
tee of the club
Nothing is safe from the domination Of the
trusts" he said University professors, notably
President Andrews Of Brown University, Pro-
fessor Bemis Of Chicago University, and Pro-
fessor. Commons, of Syracuse University, have
been driven from their chairs because they criti-
cised monopolies. President Harper of Chicago
University admitted in speaking of Professor
Remis: It is all very well to sympathize with
the workingman, but we get our money from
the other side and can't afford to offend them.
I am on the capitalist side every time. Presi-
dent Harper's principal patron is John d. Rookie
feIler Of the Standard oil Trust. whose influence
also drove President Andrews from Brown Uni
You're liar" shouted a clear voice in the
back Of the theatre. Mr. kavanagh was about
10 90 an. when he hesitated. and. looking in the
direction from which the voice came. said:
what I have said can be proved by docu-
mentary evidence
The house grew excited, and there were loud
calls demanding that the man who had inter
rupted and iusulted Mr.. Kavanagh be put out
He was hustled away by the police.
Al +he conclusion of Mr.. Kavanagh's reading
and remarks. speeches were made by William
NcAdoo George 3. Mcclellan, Augustus
Thomas T. c. Sullivan and others. The audi
ence was a small one.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
ARE LIKE ROME'S MARTYRS
SLAIN MISSIONARIES COMPARED TO
THE EARLY CHRISTIANS AT
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Because they refused 10 leave Pao-Ting-F'u
when warned; because they rad the welfare Of
Shrist's new found children higher than their own
lives: because they would not undo by retreat the
work Of years. these braye missionaries died
sacrificed their brothers in the Roman
days" These were some Of the euogistc words
which feH from the lips Of the Rev Dr. Arthur !
Brown. secretary OF the Board Of Foreign Missions
who spoke yesterday afternoon al the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The occasion was memo
r1aI service for the nartyred missionaries
Continuing. he said:
These brave meg and women were t5; 5sGrE Telrt
& reIaeg -, AaS,or- OF .I ~ China the Rev.
Frank Edison Simcox, OF Bullion, Penn, th!Ig ~,
three years old. and seven years u Ch'ils, ,,s1f,-
eight years old; their three children Fall. 80
and AaIsaret sincox, SIX yeaTs. IoaT % Rs RRnsseaer
1-bo 7ea nee, SSfeer months iu China and his wife
Elsie Sinclair Hodge, tventy-s-X years Ola d b. =
T5,gF Jir 96 100 that this ,frion memorial ser
vice IS cOusecrated. We cannot tell how taey ose-,
hu- we Eo nor DOUBT that they died as tnTlstdll
s5isferz we should not be hororng their memory
IL simply called for vengeance We saa-- -. a-A
aetr5,S Te 6ood 'bat has been spilled cannot
~ me- s e. rgoe-a+ of rarerEe The Chinese must
know thar the American Protestant CnurcH aSFAs
for their souls not for their property
The Rev MalthIe D. Babcock spoke warningly of
The varIike tendencies Of the age, comparing
beIIcose speech By a japanese general with lhe
Gettysburg speech Of Abraham Lincoln he ADDED
This Is service Of deiicaticn-a service for Us,
not for The dead II we are not better Christians
for this service miss its purpose Il our
hearts are not touched ana II Ee are LoE -
men ana women L3L i--t No. ~ - -asa7Ic5 from
China are asking every day 10 be sent back Iney
viii be allowed 10 go back Aou may esI that @
madness but II IS the kind Of madness which sets
the world free
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
NEBRASKA DEMOCRAT AGAINST BRYAN.
STRONG REASONS FOR NOT SUPPORTING THE
PARTY TICKET-HE WILL VOTE
FOR MKINLEY.

Omaha. Neb Oct Is (speciaD--For many years
Henry w Yates has been Of the most innueH-
tiaI Democrats as well one OF the "ealtllss
citizens OF omaha. To-day he advises MS ieiio'
Democrats to repudiate the party's nominee Io'
President He sets forth mis- reasons for sueh ac-
ton at length. Here is paragraph
am Democrat but At the coming Preslaem Ps IN Is iss
election I shall support the Republican 5cks' - tbe
entiretv In thus voting I not repud'ate IA nc nc
slightest manner the party principles nave ai an
maintained. but believe in so doing tHdt g. a.
strictly loyal 10 them. The time IN my oPl't l-otr
will come when Democrats Will get tosetLts iS 5is
in support OF the principles and precepLs ~
tCrv and tradition show peculiarly L.e5i9 III
birfhrieht and which, when properly aPPit4eu aPPioII 49,
tend TO the happiness and prosperity OF Ihe S0N'
Try. - - ,,o,, and despondency
zbirb prevailed while the cloud OF the PoSsIoJte
success of fiat siIve- hung over the lanu' anu nc .te
0uickuess with which the cloud save PlaCe - tia0
Sunshine of progress and prosperity Wien ny -
Fsar Of unsound money was accoHpllsueu a. ~
lis must impress itself upon every tniLklhg
bAan lifted from il which had bcrne II uo"l -
~ Lowest depth Of depression, and II was true-
The spectre of free silver. and not cross OF soiu
baJ heen doing its deadly work
1ibe owners of capital upon whose GlrcuIaIIo
rog~ess and prosperity must depend IN tne genera
a-1TyTneut of labor cannot and viii not. TOT Sooti
caIise trust Mr.. Bryan and the crowd with "hlch
he trains.
Mr. Yates also attacks. other planks Of the Demo-
cratic platform.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
SUPREME COURT. County Of New York

The Rector. Church War1sas and VssVryr1sa q =
Matthews church IN the city % New Tc-x Pia----'
against Edward Iucs1u and others. Cefe1da1-s-
pursuance Cf Judgment q foreclosure ard sac.
duly made and entered e1cl--e1 z-t-11 -
July 10 1900 and bearing date 5ay 90 July l
the undersigned. Referee judgment -ara-
VIII sell puoh- agCttoE t1e NeT YORK Real -a-s
Sal=srooms. No III BFo2dwey, Borough q Ma
hattal city u New York the l5tl -ly 1- SF7l11L
1900 al L O'clock that tay oy Wi.lar1 A Hl-
suctioneer the premises drected sad Judgment 90 %
SOLD, and therein described follows
All piece parcel % lard stlale
lying and being the city o. New York and 5ol1-e1
and described follows. wiz
Begnntng az point on tne Southerty the O. Ho-s-
Street. distant dfty 50l see- Westerly from the ---
formed intersection Southe-iy E-e q.
Houston Street Westerly line Wooster Srree-
thence Westwarty a.CrE the said S0lther-y -
OF Houston street twectylve (25} feet. r-e1ce r11l
warGly parallel Westerly Ire =
Wooster 80 feet r1an1g East
wardy and parallel with said Sourherly lire q ausa
Street twenty-five 10 feet ard thence ruc1i1s N2
war1ly ard parallel sad Wes-er-y I1e y
Wooster Street ninetyve ts5l feet me polrr or t
of beginning Being the premises which are 1r
mated as lot No 90 map % lands f7rfresy
longing Nicholas aad S-ephen Bayart made by lass
GoercE. City surveyor. A copy o. WAlch map 3 -
the once OF the Register Jne CITY and County o. Ns
York under tha Number 5l2
Dated New York October 18th. 1870
IRA BLISS STEWART
Attorney fcr Plaintiff
346 Roadway. Borough % Manhattan. New T1rk & g
The following a 1ag-aun Or the property % oe s-
Its number Is 90 Houston
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
THE GOVERNOR IN BNGHAMToN.
SAYS THE ATTACK BY LABOR ORGANIZA-
TIONs on STANCHFIELD WILL HURT
DEMOCRATIC CANVASS.

Binghamton y Y, Oct 28-Governor Roosevelt
spent the day quietly here, taking long drive
with Mrs Roosevelt during the day and going5 10
the Episcopal church in the evening He said:
Mrs Roosevelt and I ate luncheon in the woods,
and It was an ideal day for it."
The statement coming from New-York City that
the labor organizations had issued an attack on
Stanchfeld was shown to the Governor, who said
il would undoubtedly hurt the Democratic canvass
The trip tomorrow includes only three stops
Cortland, where the party stays for hour
ithaca where three hours stop will be made,
and EImira, where the party stays for the night
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. William J. Youngs are
stay with the Governor until Monday night
The party at present Is made up Of William j..
Youngs ". c. p. Hazard James ". WhIppIe,
John Laughln. Walter n Emerson, w NJ Byrne
ard Joseph A Dckey.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
IN INTEREST or CHURCH FEDERATION

As the result OF action that was taken by the Con-
e gati0naI State Association OF New-York a con-
vention IN the interest Of church federation win be
held in Syracuse on November Is and A. Several
denominations have appointed committees 70 con-
fer in an endeavor to secure the formation of q
federation or alliance Of the Evangelical churches
IT New-York. wiki view 10 the promotion of more
complete comfy and cooperation IN the common
work Of the churches" The committees have been
arranging for the Syracuse convention IN conUec-
tiOn with a local committee in that city The
secretary Of the National Committee on Federation
n Churches, the Rev. DR.. f. b. Sanford has AIKEN
an active part In securing cooperation Of the
churches IN this movement.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
SOME MINES NOT TO RESUME WORK
ALL THE OPERATORS HAVE NOT COM
Piled WITH DEMANDS OF MEN

Hazleton, Penn. Oct 2s-The Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company, operating the Audenried,
Honey Brook and Green Mountain coertes. in this
district has not yet complied with the demands OF
the anthracite miners. 1t is said that the company
win grant the concessions by November !, when
work viii be resumed. There will be no resumption
OF work at the Milnesville colery, which IS oper-
ated by the A. S. Van Wickle estate. Owing to an
agreement with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. the officials say they cannot afford to grant
increase of 10 per cent and II the men return to
work they will have to be contented with the old
rate Of wages. The Van Wickle Company has
granted the increase its other colleries. at Cole
raine and Beaver Meadow.
1t is said that Calvin Pardee, owner of the Lat
timer mines, viii take back those men who
struck before the mines were closed down by eight
hundred marchers some weeks ago
The hremen and brakemen on the Delaware, Sus-
Quehanna and SchuyIkin Railroad have submitted
a number OF demands 70 the railroad ofneials The
former demand that thirty hours constitute three
shifts. and that they be paid s. for the same IN
stead Of s. 10. which they receive at present. The
brakenen demand increase OF 10 per cent IN their
wages The engineers have no grievances rms
railroad is owned by Coke Brothers ~ Co.. VINO
operate six collieries in this region, and was built
for the purpose OF hauling coal from ltE mines 10
the tracks OF the Leh.gh Valley Rallroap O.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
DIR. uACARTHUR ATTACKS BRYAN
SAYS He DENoUNCEs PREDATORY WEALTH
YET ACCEPTS CROKER's HOSPITALITY.


YET ACCEPTS CROKER's HOSPITALITY.
At the Calvary Baptist Church, in Fifty-seventh-
ct near Six1b-ave last evening the Rev. Dr. Rob
ert : Macarthur pastor Of the church, called at
tention to the duties Of the patriotic American
citizen at the ballot box. Dr Macarthur said in
part:
patriotic ballot viii be given against a candidate
for the Presidential Office whose speecnes CAetsS
discomfort the part OF the woIAlnSIidit, S a
envy between various classes OF american cItlLIis
There IS before today candlda1e Nap
gospel OF hate He has laid ASIDE tle GlsIi4ts
with a garment and he deals in 'nhammatory ap-
peaIs Of the most abominable character, ne ue-
nOunces American soldiers ana lnpllss IH7 "oI7'
motive TO the noblest American citizens -, .,
He denounces what he calls predatory wealth
ana vet accepts the hospitality OF the Ieader o. a
and all other classes and conultqIs ot !-s-i-a
IS thus foe 20 law and order he IS an lmSplla
ton TO anarchy and every form 2I n ms ~ 1r+b1 ,T
man guilty Of such auaTchistic teachnSs Is NOILHy
~ the corternpt Of all patriotic citizens He mas
prated about despotsm Imperialism ana ulllltarlsn
till MANY sober American wOrkingnen are haDte
- y-ir+77s Of Injustice.
Il I'll becomes q candidate for high once 10 al
low in the mire at the feet Of the Tammany king
propretr' What a beautiful fellow shlp-Bryan
and Crokerl What sacred compact: Wnat a
should this mountebank reach the White house
The leader Of Tammany Hal. and the hlSh souIed
aItruist philanthropist and hunanist-What a
We believe the American people will arise in the
spirit Of sacred patriotism. and viii bury TINS
specious candidate and this III naYored IamInaIy
leader under such mountain Of ballots that there
shall be neither sight nor sound OF then1 N LHsr
unhallowed ambitions in all the future OF Arneri-
in a religious spirit The Administration has de-
ed Imperialism in Cuba, in Porto Hlco ana
lean flag is prophet Of liberty and every stripe
is a herald Of humanity,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
ALL TO GO TO WORK IN WYOMING
VALLEY.
MITCHELL CoNGRATULATEs THE MEN ON GOOD
CONDUCT IN THE STRIKE.

WTIkesbarre Penn, Oct. 2S.-An the coal COM
panies in the Wyoming Valley. with a few excep-
tions. have posted notices granting their en-
ployes the 10 per cent increase asked for by the
Scranton convention. The exceptions a few
individual operators who do not employ many
hands but il is said that when the men employed
at these coIieries report for work tomorrow they
viii be told that they will receive the same waget
paid by the other companies.
The Kingston Coal Company had notices posted
to-day granting the increase. This company en-
ploys twenty-five hundred men, and was the last
of the big Individual concerns in the valley TO
grant the increase.
The officials Of the Susquehanna company had
conference with their employees Saturday night and
agreed to pay them the advance.
President Mitchell and the Executive Board of the
United Mine Workers visited Pittston this after
noon. They were received by a large crowd and
there was great enthusiasm. Addresses were made
by President Mitchell Fred" Dilcher and others.
Mr.. Mitchell told all the miners TO 90 to work to-
morrow. He also congratulated them on their good
behavior during the strike
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
s4T4xyAB CATHEDRAL DEDICATED.

Savannah. Ca Oct. 2S.-This morning, on the
feast day Of ST. Simon and St. Jude, the new Ca
thedraI OF ST. John the Baptist was dedicated by
Nonsignor Sebastiano MartIneIu, Delegate of the
Pne 70 the United States assisted by fifty priests
including ten bishops Monsignor MartinelH was
the ceIebrant Of the mass. assisted by Vicar-Gen-
eral Bazin of Atlanta; the Rev. DR.. Brannen, OF
New-York; the Rev. DR.. Rocker Of Washington
secretary TO Archbishop Mar1inelH and the Rev
DR. Flynn. of Morristown, N J. The services we're
attended by an immense throng, and lasted three
hours
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
OFFERS TO BET ON KINGS CONGRESS VOTE

OFFERS TO BET ON KINGS CONGRESS VOTE
Clarence A Barrow. the secretary OF the Kings
County Republican Campaign Committee, is so
certain that the Republicans will elect a majority
Of the five Kings County Congressman that he has
offered to make the following wager: One thou
sand dollars to $500 that Brstow will defeat briggs
LOCO TO 500 that Worth viii defeat wilson 500 70
= ooo hat Ketcbar will defeat Fitzgerald $500 70
81 COO that Reiss will defeat Lindsay ana S9tO 20
saws that he desires to make all Of these wagers or
none There is small likelihood that he viii md
anv Democratic takers.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
EDELsoNs FLOP TO TA2r,rAyy.

Joseph Edelson. the Republican candidate for
Senator in the Xth District. IS coming IN for lot
OF abuse for alleged treachery. Edelson has de-
clned 10 run, and his withdrawal leaves the Re
pubicans Of the district IN a plight as they are
unable TO I'll the place owing 10 the law making II
impossible 10 Ill vacancies occurring within fifteen
days Of election EdelsOl supposed to be one
OF the hardest working Republicans in the district
but he has withdrawn and joined the Democrats
He is clerk IN the Postoffce Il Is said thar
more lucrative place has been offered BIN by Tam
many men, and that he has gone over for this
reason.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
MOCK REPUBLICAN RALLY AT vAssAR
ELECTION THIS WEEK

Poughkeepzie y. Y, Oct. 28.-The usual mock
Presidential election Vassar will take place
some night this week. Last night the last Repub-
lican rally was held. There was great enthusiasm.
Students made u? 70 represent Senator Hanna
Governor Roosevelt and Senator Depew made
speeches. Music was furnished BY a band Of twenty
girls in Continental costumes whose instruments
were combs, cymbals and drums. while other stu
dents dressed as policemen, kept the hystanders
order Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were honored
guests but the Admiral refused to commit himself
either Mckinley Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
BRYAN CLUB OFFICER DESERTS.
MOST PROMINENT DEMO
Graf DECLARES FOR MKINLEY

Canaioharie n. Y. Oct IS CspeciaD.-Edwards 3
Burnap the most prominent Democrat in this VII
Iage and vice-Dresident OF the Bryan and Steven
Club, has declared his intention vote for
Mckinley. He is afraid OF Bryan's free silver
views. Another great shock 10 the local Democ-
racy is the announcement from Chicago that Aaron
Nels. formerly OF this place, is for Mckinley
M. Nellis has voted only the Democratic ticket
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
UNDER REPUBL1cAN CLUB AUSPICES.

The republican Club Nc. 80 Fifth-ave.. will hold
three large meetings covering four Congress dis
trfcts- this week The first viii be at the Grand
Central Palace. Lexi1gton-ave. and Fo-ty-third-
s.. tonight for the XIIth and XIIIth Con-
gress districts At this meeting Edmund Wetmore
VII preside ard addresses VIII be made by James
n Beck. the Rev DR.. C.. H. Fowler. Clarence
LsKOW- Herbert Parsons and William R Wilcox
the candidates for Congress IN the XIIth and
AllIth districts Senator \. A Esberg and Charles
n Trea-.
William Lesry. chairman of the Committee on
Meetings OF the clubs Campaign Committee said
yesterday that Grrangernen-s were being perfected
To- Two mass meetings in the XVIII and XVIII
Congress districts. the details OF which would be
announced today
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
STEAMER noBRo CASTLES FIRST TRIP.
NEW WARD LINER TO ARRIVE THE FIRST TIME
ON FRIDAY.

The new steamer Morro Castle, of the New-York
and Cuba Steamship Company. is expected to ar
rive here from the Cramp yards, near Philadel-
phia next Friday The steamer. which is named
after the famous fortress at the entrance TO the
harbor Of Havana, has accommodations for 80
saloon, sixty-three second cabin and forty-four
steerage passengers. She is 400 feet long on the
waterine. has a beam OF 90 feet and a depth OF
S5 feet inches She registers seven thousand tons
She is propelled by twin screws driven by vertical
four cylinder triple expansion engines Of eight
thosand indicated horsepower which give a
speed of nineteen knots She will start her
maiden trip TO Havana November 10. Her com
mander viii be Captain Cleveland Downs, the COM
nlodore OF the npanys feet A sister ship, which
will probably be named the Pearl Of the Antilles,
is on the stocks
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
JAPAN REALIZES HER POWER.
THE CHINESE DIFFICULTY. SHE THINKS.
SHOWED THE WEAKNESS OF THE
WESTERN POWERS.

Yokohama Oct s-The accession Of Marquis Ito
10 power has been received by the native press
generally in q spirit of congratulation especially
il Jew Of the rising feeling that Japan just now
needs her strongest man at the helm in order TO
enable her 10 assert her rights. The influential
papers are clamoring for z strong foreign policy
They favor making tie most Of Japan's expanded
armament IN holding the balance OF power in the
orient Il Is felt that the Chinese difficulty has
demonstrated that the Western Powers are es-
seutially seak because they are not here and can
not get II anything like powerful force. Japan,
being or the spot with her army OF half million
and her powerful navy. can easily dominate the
situation especially i any OF the strong West
ern Powers Will join hands with her
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
PREPARING ZOE BRIsK CoAL TRADE.

Philadelphia. Oct 2S-"The Ledger" in its coal
article tomorrow will say:
The anthracite coal trade is everywhere prepar-
ing for the resumption OF mining this week, and
a brisk season al full working IS anticipated at
the mines. II will take several davs to get every
thing in good moving order. but. once begun,
prosperous winter evidently in store for the an
thracite trade. The market IS quite bare Of coal
and there is a rush OF orders 10 be filled, so that
enormous quantities will be sent to market at the
earliest opportunity, every available car being now
pected to be fully maintained, and, while few
operators may still stand out, il Is probable that
adjus tments will be made with them, SO
that their coeries viii also start and full work
ing be universal throughout the anthracite fields.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

approximate amount Oc the lien charge SATISFY
which the above described property Be sold -
s. 266 81 with thereon trom the I5-h Of.
October 1900 together with and allowances
S36+9S with interest October Is. 1890. -
with the expenses oI -he sale The lppr1L1-e
q taxes. Assessments ether liens wl>h are
be allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the money
paid By the Referee. IS S10i . and interest
Dated New YORK October &c. 1900
SYLVESTER l. H WARD. RefsTse-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
TWENTT MILLLONs "a G0LD FROM 49,

Seattle, Wash oct "A total Of $40 Ies ss7 worth
Of gold dust and bullion has been received AZ the
Seattle Assay once in the present year FuIoVvtrg 9
official figures showing the amount OF gold dust
and bullion received between January / and October
1900; Number Of deposits 602s; ounces OF gold
and bullion. l2i3 l63; from Cape Nome 81 10 427.
ether Alaskan points. s46e 500. total from Alasks
s3,l7222O: from British Columbia tAtlin) f4s5 ilS
Yukon district tKlondikel. Sl6.514 4sS Washington
Oregon Idaho and foreign gold coin. $l25 7s2 since
October "A the Office has received an additional
G5lea0 from Nome and so COO from other points
The probabilities that before the season closes
Nome VII have Furnished s5.0O0009
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
4 ~ CATHOLIC CHLRCH DEDLclrEn

Special dedicatory services we're held yesterday
in the Roman Catholic Church % St Jerome al
eNandeT-aye and Ono-hundre8-and-th 3 7f,-
St, which has just recently been co -r..II The
church mas been in process erection for the last
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

The approximate amount ot 90 s1ty
wtca the above described property be sold. IS So
ssc0o with interest thereon froul the 2uth day o 1g
latO together and allowances arnountsas 3
$4ss.75 from July 9Jn. istt -
gether sale The a2pr1N-al--s
taxes and water rates OF eg
liens % Be allowed t1e purchaser lur or me P--
money. paid by the Referee Is s20slos ane a's-s
THOMAS +. DOSSELLY. Ee-erss
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
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Recommends itself its thoroughly careful
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careful quiet orderly and the uni
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