The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1895, Page 3

Floor Manager, and Charles W. Hoad- Ivy, of the Electrical Workers, Chairman of the Recention Committee Some of the trades and labor unions attached to the Central Labor Union will march to the Bay Ridge ferry in a body and attend the festival, which will continue until Tuesday morning. | The Central Labor Federation will hold its Labor Day plenic at Brom- mer’s Park. There will be dancing, eames and music. District Assembly No. 49, Knights of Labor, will have a Labor Day demon- stration in Union Square. There will be music and speech-making by prom- inent labor advocates, LABOR DAY TO BE QUIET. ? No General Parade This Year, Excursions Having Been Substituted FIG PIGHIG AT CONEY ISLAND } A Stipolation that Only Union Men and Products Are to Be Used. MANY SPORTING EVENTS. faternational Cricket, Tennis, Yacht- ing, Baseball and Other Amuse- ments for the People. Monday will be a holiday set apart as |JOUN 8. @ tribute to workingmen, and known as | _ Labor Day. Business will be suspended in exchanges, banks and public build- ings and picnics, excursions and parades will be in order. There will be no general street parade of organized labor, but, under the aus- pices of Central Labor Union, there will be a monster excursion, piente and sum- mer-night festival. ‘This plan of celebrating labor's great holiday was recommended by William J. O'Brien, of the Granite Cutters’ Union, Chairman of the Committee; John 8. Henry, of the Wood Carvers’ Association, Corresponding Secretary of the Central Labor Union, and Dantel Harris, Treasurer of the Cigar-Makers’ International Union. The names of the other members of the committee are: George K. Lloyd, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers; Joreph Nohies, Ralfe Musical Club; J. E, Bausch, United Woot Carvers; Louie Wolders, Cigai HENRY, CORRESPONDING SEC! TARY, ©, LU ‘An interesting feature of the day will be a march down Broadway and de- parture for Philadelphia of 1,400 officers and members of the New York Branch of the Letter-Carriers’ National Associ- ation In’ full uniform, with the Letter- Carriers’ Hand of fitty-fve musicians, the Governor's Island and Willet's Point Military bands and McCarty's Fife and Drum Corps There will be three battalions men under command of John sons, Marshal of the Day. Deale will act as Adjutant, and Michael J. Harney will be his aide. ‘The column will form’ on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. ‘The First, Bat- al) under the captaincy of George will be composed of carriers from al Post-Office and Stations A, Db, The Second Battalion men of Stations B, F, , ad J. witl ‘Omprise the carriers of Stations K, L, MLO, PLR, 8, T,V, W the edlumn'at’ 11’ o'clock will maren down Broadway. Postmaster Dayton and his. staff, accompanted by Post- master Sullivan and staff, of Brooklyn, members of Congress, and other oft clals, will review the parade from a stand at the Post-Office. Then the men will go to the Cortlandt street ferry, en route for Philadelphia. The carriers will be joined by Postmasters Dayton and Sullivan and their staffs, and will leave the railroad depot at 12 M., and arrive at Puiladelphia at 2.06 M. There they will take part In the of postmen from all the principal of the United States, .. Seventy delegates of the New York Carriers to the Convention of the N tional Association of Letter-Carriers will remain in Philadelphia next week to at- tend the sessions of that body in the Bourse Building. Postmaster-General Wilson will re- view the parade in Philadelphia, and Postmasters of the leading cities will be present, Mayor Strong, his son, President Je- roloman, of the Board of Aldermen, and J. Seaver Page will start from One Hundred and Forty-fifth street and Bt. Nicholas avenue at 10.30 A. M. Monday in Mr. Fuller's six-in-hand, After the Mayor has been entertained at luncheon by Mayor Lewis, of Mount Vernon, the party will go to the ball grounds, where Mayor Strong {s to act as umpire in an Aldermanic game between Yonkers and ot post- XN, 'Par- William arade cities W. J. O'BRIEN | street. THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, at the American Manufacturing Com. pany's jute mills at the foot of Noble street, Greenpoint. The initial steps towards organization were taken at the meeting of the strikers held in the old rink at Meserole avenue and Lorimer Mass-mectings were held yes- terday afternoon and last evening, and an organization is probable, Manager Norris, of the jute mill, de- clares that whether the organization be completed or not he will not increase the rate of pay, because the condition of the trade will not permit it. He threatens to have his work done in other cities if the strikers refuse to go back to work. Organizer Salatovsky says he is con- fident that when fully organized the Jute workers will be able to successfully cope with the jute trust. Factory Inspector Gunn declares em- Phatically that whenever he visited the jute mill there were no girls or boys under the age of fourteen employed the so far he could see. He says he will bring charges against the mill owners if he ts given any proof that the law has been violated. The police are still on guard at thi mills. this morning, but there seem: to be no occasion for their prese ¥ The strikers, Salatovaky declares, will take part in_the Laoor Day demon- stration at Ridgewood Park. CARPET MILLS CLOSE. jn of Profit Too to Allow Any Increase in Wage The Fernbrook Carpet Company, of Ludlow, a suburb of Yonkers, has closed down indefinitely. The weavers in the mills demanded an increase of three- quarters a cent per yard, and not getting {t they sald they would strike. Mr. Wetmore, the Secretary of the Compa: says the Company took or- ders at pane prices, and the demands made by the employees would make a difference of $6,000 which the company would be unable to pay, e A Labor Day on the Hudson. Passengers will have'an opportunity to thor. oughly enjoy the day and view the of the Hudson River by taking steamer of the Albany day lin >— IN THE FIELD OF LABOR. the el Joba of Margerin & Marks, Mattr shop, 69 Forsyth atreet. Cigar-makers’ Union $0 gained week. it Moni office will be closed, Henry Roberts, 329 Fai has been ep Union hold a spectal joint meeting this ‘at 1551 Second avenue, Water Botth been successful in ite strike at Good: , 66 Boerum atreet, Brookiya. w York Soctalists will hold a to nominate a ticket. Joha Mullane has been elected Secretary o Local Assembly 8,390, K. of 1. brewers, vice Henry Schamba, resigned. Thomas F, Swayne, 2000 Fulton street, lyn, has been appolnted District Orga the United Labor League of America. Local Amembly 2,23 Brook: F fourth and Third avenus Daniel start upon an abor party through Connecticut and Ohio. August Meltzer havi 8 Presiden of Branch 22, of 1 atill on strike in thi members desertod strike and lockout. ‘The Journeymen bakers hi eed Labor Day in all parades they will agi nanitary Inapection of bakeshops and the of night work on Si Of twenty-three elty. tee of Confectioners’ Union No, 7, fourteen we: rand scenery nt Painters are on atrike for union wages on the a-makers are on atrike at Boss Elsen- x new union's ‘Twenty-eighth street, ted Corresponding Secretary of 2 > county convention this evening at 64 East Fourth atreet, Journeymen for K, of L, has removed ite headquarters to" the southeast corner of Forty- De Leon and Lucien Santal_ to-day tation trip for the Soctallet jot more than nine {ta protracted | AUGUST 31, ‘THUMB SCREWS Utter enforcement of ers, and by scarcely a salo in this city on tightly Association, lev the saloonists, To-morrow, will witness few saloon-k police force wi any of th the police drag in the Court day, that afte thone who plea trial will b be broken, t ‘When next from cerned, q the law, and no | ment and the “When we The proclamation f Spe to-morrow—Kets police have finished the day's work, it will be pronounced a red letter day, in my opinion, so far as a nearly perfect enforcement of the Excise law 1s con- vided attention have the temerity to defy ON SALOONS, Acting Chief of Police Conlin Says the Excise Fight Is Nearly Over, LAW BREAKERS’ DEATH THROES Great Things Expeoted of Liquor Dealers Association's Resolutions. POLICE FORCE CONCENTRATED. the Exe on will be th on the Acting pasmodic atte to evade the law, and that upon these fellows the 1, and if chance to be captured in! betide th f Justice Jerome, fal Sessions rs I be cone net, we r Sept. 1 keeper who pleads guilty to vi the Excise law will ad innoc Sunday. ow we to law, get them, bound to get them in a few from After a Week from To-Morrow an Drought Predicted. If the sentiment expressed by Acting Chief Peter Conlin is to be construed as the exact state of affairs relative to the law on Sun day, then the pollce have got the thumb screws nearly down on the saloon-ke a week p- to-morrow ng business Sabbath, ‘The passage of the resolution to close | on Sunday Wine, Liquor and Be Acting is the last of the death-throes of part Conlin and ntrat te ery and the we days, and of the Fr Dealers’ Central | Chief be- Chief says, apt of a defy saloon- ating ° fined $300, and nee and force a relegated to the peniten- tlary for a period of three monthay is, In Acting Chief Conlin's opinion, the last | hair with which the camel's back will “The great battle ix nearly won," said the Acting Chief this morning. I mean a week to us, the TWO BEGGARS FIGHT. Te Mind, the Othor a Crt man Oppelt A street blind at other sat Yorkville Court this mornine f the tion Bast Twen st arraigned two et who t ed-headed years hier hird reaped ar 1 dimes of t 1 te forty-th Thomas Lec ia Otto Thee ripple is Ave years. 1 about the Haat ferry, where harvest of pennies, nick This plac red as one choteest begging grounds. Ith many fights among the beg possession of the spot Last evening Into a fight as our old ey are Twenty hay atreet they Is a is rex #8 Ie iver and Lechler got » who should have “fat? place at the ferry, The med to be about equally mat Olliver, although totally blind, own with the or Lechler's eripy to‘make so much Oliver that Olliver In locating} After awhile 1 r took advantage of this ant fooled the Mind man. hy Keeping out Mis reach and simply making a noise near him with his «t A polleeman tually stopped the tent and Magistrate Rudich the island under th BESSIE FAIRBANKS SANE. Now ing the men held his vple, 1 condition caused him. vise in getting near had Hete dithoulty Ne Tried for Sh re pte ramour. (Special to The Evening World) NOY, Aug. 81—Dr. Allt awan Asylum, appeared Brown this morning with certitle to the effect that irbanks, an inmate of that is wholly sane, Ou such o Judie Brown sisned an or: heriff of New York Coun om the asylum and retu \the city of New York for trial anks is under Real Estate of Matt ‘ore Judge a te Bessie fostitu rte Irectttus to take n her to indie! Dealer ¢ f er @ restaurant ih which he declined longer to care for her, she having been his Jmistress for some time. Cochrane. did not care wbout proseenting, but “Th 1a" repeatediy called attention. to ‘this delay in the case. He finally ap: eared, after The World’ nad located iim at’ his father's home, In this elty After her indictment she was sent to the asylum at Matteawan as an insane eriminal nt eh TWELVE MEN STABBED. ashlowe Plente in 8 i} IBLESVILLE, | port reached tis ja fatal stabbing af Ind., Aug, 31.—A re ty late last night of rat Cicero, a small town six miles north of h The details are meag but | known that at a piente of 300 blowers a free fight eccurred and than a dozen’ men. were. stabbed, of them, IU Is feired, fatally One of the injui men Was stabbed fifteen tim 185 AWAITING TRIAL. wi Are. Klass- more some Col. Fellows He Ready When the Coa: Says He “The fact that a majority of the sa- loon-keeper& in the Central Assoctation | have declared in favor of implicit servance of the law on Sunday fles the work of the p simpli lice In enforcing ean turn our undi- those fellows who Depart- are District-Attorney Fellows said to-day ring the number of prisoners: in mbs awaiting trial has not been a day 1 Summer that lal en in aession nba awit that ma e 1 trial, a them aa fal nee held in! 1895. ‘BOLO TICKET FRAUD,’ troker Barnett, of This City, and ‘Two Other Men Arrested. Conductors’ and Advertisers’ Bogus | si Coupons issued. Shadowed Ma 1 Months by Sleuthounds, ‘ormor Chief Drummond, of the today Unearthed what he scheme to defraud the Mithern Ratlroud Company of counterfelt telots Clarenee Barnett, of Mis agents In New Orleans ar 1 Bugene Barnett, a brother, an We alleged to be collusion the New by He Joseph noting with, Yorker Drummond 4 and another wh M went of San Antonia, Tex suit to be dn the scheme, Mr Drummond his agency ha been engaged on the case four engasced py dry Koods fo a82 Browdway traveller Company are Lares Barnett arrested here ta of hist tn yut-ofet chants [He is also a the Stafford Mineral With offices at 2 nad wal Several months ago a consign OM tekets was printed In nd sent tarnett's brother dy meas abe wom commercial fo it ol this In tors’ Importer to Orleans, ‘They The were imitation thelr detection was easy Then, it ts sald, the accused turned his attention to advertis s, which a wd of paper and easily | Were made out on the | Company, and about a dozen were av gente fore the fraud was The names of nearly all the In teh South were used on these slips Barnett has heen under surveillane several months. ‘The detectives wh shadowed him say he Jot carrying large envelopes addrease to various persona in the South. how he drop to mail boxes on th Streets, taking care not to. put mor than one letter Into one box, The let ters were nearly always 1 and o | being examined: were found to contal consigninent of couterfelt: tekets Welt WAS arrested at his office thi ung, He was taken before Unt « Commissioner Alexander and Vin $1.50 bail for examination, said the ‘printer who turned out th tickets supposed he was an to npany. Mr. Drummond, Varrest the 4 Knew anything A BURGLAR IN HER HOUSE. Mra. Stn pons was | ma thek nordinary stip ftated. Theos ithern Pactth wapaper nter of an rane Meetn and Tries to i Him. Mrs, Bertha Cassidy, who resides | the three-story brick house at 34 Mac dougal street, returned from a shoppin expedition at 4 o'clock yest noon, and found the front door of het restitenc She herried upstair and as she reaghed the landing on thi second story a powerfully built man ra out of one of the front rooms and trie to crowd his way past her, She scream: ed, and attempted to hold the fe | he was too st for her, | Cassidy around the waist, her into the front n and over the bed. He then rush open ow dragges ntilon of twe passing was attracted, and th an into the house. ‘They went afie ra printer Ja this etty montis! ARRESTED IN THE WOODS. city | New was in the habit even, on the jay after- but elzing Mrs. flung her upstairs. detectives whe 1 ¢ WHAT OF THIS DEATH? i {PEACE WITH A HOWL, 2 kv?:| Harmony May Not Reign at Tame |i naw ; cating upc | many’s Next Meeting. |" ; hoof a Mra.) iz th © rion Fb artment Kaplan, f Nathan} dealer, at 189] 1 Wednesday resulting from pericarditis, | the cause of death Moon, of Jefferson avenue, Preparations for the Coming Cor vention at Syracuse. — Democrats of All Brands May Gee W Together, W « "| pwoe sus ‘| Woeks ago f woods at Sylvan sir acting suspiciously. Fb then One of the men broke away, he lodged the other in tne lockup. |Necman ‘Talbot went back to th M\to look for the other man. found tying In a pile of ‘brush. | Bowman P ed to eateh him and j war at eatoriach with a ruck, Bei aght t | mon the attend ng physician, told a reporter | that Mrs Kaplan wad dil nearly a year, | ay suffered from pinbakied onal Mu stomach trouble. A few days ago. ber ; symptoms indicated that she had perl-| Chairman James J. Martin, of the Bigs. eee ay te togiar culled again on ecutive Committee of Tammany Hall, Ty. Mout) Sal there Was no reason for{2@s sent out a call for a meeting of the hin to suspect Toul. The family | Executive Committee next Tuesday afe |” consisted of Mr Kaplan, two daughters, | ternoon. Who are {a the country, and a aervants | yok, tor [The “servant was with) Mrs. Kaplan | The Committee will then arrange 1 when she died the transportation of Tammany men te’ iin MOTE as NO reason why she should Syracuse to attend: the State Convers , \ the had threatened suceral times tevtio | ton, and for thelr entertainment there, | ao She frequently said, ‘Oh, doctor, |The Committee will also discuss the sive Ie ou nD to cellese This pain, | programme to be followed in regard te? ile Wienat th for to-mor-| the relations of the Wigwam to the row. State Democracy | It is barely poesible that an off |branch will be held ont to the of the latter crowd in accordance with | pictous Men Captured After | the Suzgestion of the Democratic State WLivelp-airmente Committee that Democrats of all brands i . | be invited to come in under the Tame RUTHERFORD, N, J., Aug. %1.—Late | reany umbrella jlast nicht Policeman Talbot made an) The sent ‘anh entiment among th flarrest woich might throw Nght on the! nie of Tammany then lk undoubtedly | munterans assault on Whillam Dovey, @/ against making terme with the State { oe Talbot while passing *! Democracy people, although there ts! rip Lab Hs tendency n the part of some of the ooeeet| Wigwam leaders to guarantee fair theate | 7 * Pat|ment of such delegates as the State: % | Democracy outtit may elect, either woods (part of the regtlar machine or © was Pendent of It. * ny tate Democrats are not inclined Mr-Jto accent the Invitation of the Demos 2 ” : ; ratic State Committee, the leaders of it having virtually committed them= in favor of @ union ticket to op- ‘ammany Realizing the fact that | thi overtures” will probably be. deol some of the Tammany Jeadera: aver, \), the tender of a peace offer be means of squaring. the machthe witht such Independent Democrats ag are not * in avmpathy with the Grace and O'Brh crowds It is not improbable, therefore, that ® resolution will be adopted by the Ts ‘an many Executive Committee » offe mt torts of peace the Independents, Dub there will “be a good sized hg! hitched to it: bad The Executive Committee may alse fix a date for the County Convention, although no date has even been di cussed, The County Convention wil probably be held abgut Oct. 10. THE TURN OF LFE ,; WOMAN'S CRITICAL PERIOD} Contemplated with Less Fear thats] of Old, 8 | af sandy thelr ar {| This morn: | photographer The polee of fou s well as a woo in en when taken to the wrecked the room. Nuiley have been notl- arrest, q n n HER SKULL VERY THICK. Yee Cau Blow ange. ward 0) Internal Physician Donlin made an autopsy on the body of Mra. O'Connor, wife of Edward O'Connor, of 6 Dover | street, and finds the immediate cause of th waa cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs, O'Connor died after being knocked down | by her husban ‘hursday night on the roof of the tenement-house, She fell, striking her head en a wooden beam on | the ro | | Dr, Donlin says that the hemorrhage | may have been caused by a blow at the - | back of the nec i | "The woman had the thickest saul | ver auw.'” sald the doctor, “and the | hage the brain and down show In that the blow which caused ft must hav below the kul, She had been a «| of 1 Coroner’ r Thero is no period in woman’ dept been hich she roaches. “| een career which che app! f ‘ink- ” % | below in aki "he nad ect aVarink” much anxiety as tha change of life” the. blood Veaneln.” Yet during the past twenty years wou (Connor is under arrest, ‘The inquest have learned much froma womans> 23 will be held Sept. 6, | = Ss | It eee io gh het nomen pre THREATENED TO KILL HER, pass through it much caster = pass through it much easier than for Assnalt! past. e mg |_ ‘There is but one course to His Moch-Abunsed Wife, Michae | Lydia E. Pinkham’, Vegetable Comp n ad | pound should be used in time to pubdue Imprialiine, forty-nine years iva A ‘and prepare of 171 Thompson street, met his wife, the nonvawy us plioselons) ve the system for the change. aR Itis well forthoss approaching the time to write (Grand ‘Marshal C. ls U.) Lizgle, twenty-three years old, now lv Ing wt 187 Mulberry street, last night at | Mott and Broome atreets, and without a | word struck her twice in the back with his fist, He then drew an enormous Jack-K nd threatened to Kill her, | struck him in the head ne, and the crowd which gath- him until Policeman Gleason nl arrested him mbs Court to-day he was h non-support and felonious Magistrate Crane held him in eto — MUST GO TO ST. LOUIS. Wil Make the rue of a Detective, Reekman, in the Supreme | Court, to-day, dented the application of Samuel Casten, alias “Diamond Sam," for*release on a writ of habeas corpua, Casten was turned over to Detective [Thomas MeGrath, who will take him to St. Louis to-morrow morning “Diamond Sam” is charged with steal- Ing $269 worth of diamonds fr ence MeClelland, of St 4 aegt sions Mrs. Y worth of diamonds, oo ANTHRAX COMES AGAIN, ‘This Time It In Killing Hor Rahway. J, Aug. M.—The dis- ong cattle and horses as its Mount Vernon. Among the many Labor Day sports will be: International match between All New York and Oxford and Cambridge elevens at Livingston, | Staten Island. Tho York Baseball Club and Cleveland two games, and the Brooklyn club two games with Chicago. enth annual regatta of the New York Rac- | ing Avsoctation In New York Bay. The courses are four in aumber for eighteen clases, two to Ktart in any clawa to secure @ prige, Over twenty- will go hard with m. 2 will be shown these violators, With a $300 fine and perhaps a three months’ stay in the institution upon the island staring at them, these deflant fel- lows will find it much of a menace for them to face, and in another werk it}one may look for a "| forcement of the law. f anything, more effective arrange- ments have be found tn an unsa of thelr owne: enantio te We w 1 Seralonie Court after Jan. oe Her Lover tary condition, ‘and the nam: reported to the factory in- | | The at merey | the burglar, and eaught him as he was fatout te climb to the roof of the ad- vin hou m the way. risoner thr Maker’ Union No. 144; William H. Willow, Progresstve Varnishers No. 1; James McAvoy, ‘Machine Stone Rubbers; James H. Williams, Sea- ry Thompson, Actors’ Protective Union; Jos ‘William MeCarthy, Drivers and Hostlers; Matthew | mA nual’ club toarneme lee WBeLGROE AUS Calelum Light Operators; J. €. wards, Hexagon |. Tenis The ae tt SP ee Labor Club; Abssham Mitchell, Clothing Sales- | T, . men; Herman Brotherhoot — of | centric Engineers; Thomas Ryan, Whitestone | Cvunty, festival at Armbruster, Schuetzen’ Park, clubs, on the Passaic River, oppomite Woodside. ere Union; James MoGiii1, Plain and Ornamental | ..Mqy porary, Athletic Club carnival of sports Charles W. Hoadley, Electrical Work- atthe Avenue A'grounds, ‘Hergen Point Thirty-ninth annual games of the New York hman, uta Walters; Java} Caledonian Club at Manhattan Field. Kighth ave Lehman, Germania Walters: Jona) nie and One Hundred and Pifty-Afth street Hector, Typoaraphical Union No. 7; Patrick | "Pent ansiual Richmond. County Fair and. Horaa Dutty, Plantere Michael Kelly, Mage | Shows at “The Cove,” at Went New Brighton, olla Waiters; ell, Paper-Hang William Campbell, Labor Club; Max | (peak, 1, the Initiation fee of th witha and Bridgemen’s Union will be $1 ng will be held tn Clarendon Ha: -house the wold Int ered Ufled by Whe to the static Lousy wan the canse ve ives hie rty to-morrow. The Shirt-Makers’ Union has 1 bership cards, which will be excl id ones only upon payment In am wea up to Dec. 1, The tnittation fixed at 50. cenia Walking Delegate Rausch reported to the United Wood-Carvers’ Association yeater’ Palmer able murder last the Ife Mrs. ar 4 new mem-| ied for th of as b most cor yen : was paving uttenth for the crusade poll worth af An ty t to-morrow, anil ¢ then tt will a tare ae igi [its way a red letter day, though not lected office | just such a one as we look for the Sun- infertlonen ; 5 which: we Gia day succeeding It Leyte with the fhe union |The Inspectors have been Instructed ‘to the. pro te head l talk to their subordinates in more se-| tit fam area g | vere résning. (UpO! “t yurt this the| Vere terms than Impressing upon j held fae total in $2doe re them the fact that not one saloon must! be allowed to do business, under a per By alloyed a South nets vets 8 rate BLANK HAD EIGHT TICKETS. Benevolent policeman who chances to be discovered pealivats 38 h fo ce of his du Aci Charies Grundier, | derelict in the performance of his duty, pie. ant as “ according to the standard fixed by Presi- Attar dent Roosevelt and his colleagues In the at Carbon tile, store "| Police Board pen, renee nen the! So to-morrow will In all probability he aa’ Chamy 4 a trying one to even the “I-know-yous,* | ME served es) who want to get their Sunday and the unfortanate poor have not been able to get be Sunday dinner for weeks past will have thelr number largely augn by new eccessions from the ran those who jheretofore through acquaintanceship saloon. men and bartenders glare bled to Gueneh their thirst » money aud Jaw 1 noses of the police tat faces of the police rer >wards only the morrow and hereafter, by the same Department, Ff Italian table dhotes will be per though it is a violation of th 5 i eas to serve wine in great profusion meals, the size of the latter Searcély 4 consideration And of course the clubs will con tinue to furnish drink to members and their friends who perchance drop in with all the liquid) refresiment de sired, da Water sellers, thou bound by law to refuse to sell on Sun- day, will continue to do oso by t netion police, and of course back of Police Commission 4 Capt. « of t liquor ad nomad out of the station-houge: Meer pleked Ht up atid f a silver searf pin. | the wings and | | $1,000 for ope. Mr, tn the mat poll of ane quarte Tho shops pn, Bowery, and of th atreet, the only ones where union upholeterers ai on strike In all other shops the unton an advance of 2% per cent. of wages. The Original Brewers and Conper Soclety has cob MUL Treasurer n ‘and evening the annual parade, land games tn aid of the charitable fund of Volunteer Firemen’s Association at Lion ANNA Pate wardly mur to death aw n closed nson, Southern Hiinate P the of on ve riay, with a brutal and and kicked Wwahall, Jones had snd, and Mew ned wan Mendenhall was bay, andar for tor too oseph Blank, thirty-or Lexington avenie, manager of the tling establishment of the David leyor Brewing Company at 1255 Second arraigned in’ the Court to-day charged with petit ta by Prank W. Smith ger ere Clerk of th arto and | hearts 949 mye Western Railroad, at i Beaver street, | 1a fe fn ‘ Weill told tie bought 1wo tek the New Katies and the York sion with a ¢ old, of jeneral Secretary PF. McCarthy, of Quarrymen's National Union, announces that Reneral demand for $2 will soon be made in quarries where the organization Is represented, The wages of quarrymen now average $1.50. per ay The Plumb whoe headquarters (ea Brooklyn, has elected Jo Workman; Timothy” Ryan, Thomas McMahon, Financial Monahan, Recording Secretary; Treasurer, “The board of officers of the Iron-M: Union of North America recently mponed of Martin Fox, President =e would have been in my grave ten years ago bua for it, My womb had fallen and rested jon the bladder. The doctor could nos relieve me y mind was deranged. Your Compound cured me. It helped me {through the change of life all right: am” now in good health. It has also cured my husband of kidney troubl like a new man. in the strong send you my picture. miles w. Ler r See Quarretiea aneShoe | Avenue, was in Tombs ‘Mailla in Inland: hautanqua Union of New York City moontight Hudson River to Oscawana Laborers! Ansembly, K. of Le, 142 Flatbush avenue, Murphy Master Worthy Foreman; Secretary; PD, Michael Cansidy, Compact BLUFET 1 J. Harring truction in rifle practice of the iu Nattonat Guard ot’ New Sereey a? Bea Sire THE DAY IN BROOKLYN. No Labor Parade, but the Germa’ Thomas Wisdom, WH. Keliy, Eo de Denney, Secretary w Be im Line, ecretary, William Hi Labor Day will be quietly observed oul, Ro Mt also in Brooklyn on Monday. There ae ES Digna will be no parade. There will be a parade in Brooklyn, Dut it will be the beginning of a four days’ festival in commemoration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the battle of Sedan. A plenic at Benner's Ridgewood Park will be held by the Central Labor Union, attended by 5,000 members and their families of the seventy organizations comprising the Union. There. will be ath je games at the park and perhaps aking. The plenic is under the wing Committee of that one Avg. Wf he Rati FON Wes «1 ile August ihe hint y ther tron Titer ty New 35 h worked rite he had met New Jersey su had rece'ved mor When Blank was Hi to Hurley ville and Were found on hitr hat his family is at happened t nd any mat nthe t exami RAHWAY, known, anthrax He Hurbey of the a6 ease T travelled twelve have it taken for you. Mig cy. Rettsville, O. 8 made appearance here, Frederick Mil died from it this up ex bel 1 Edward ening The officers th have be V send an ines E sil ging Able Camp Patrick Cox ay Trustee m Ivory of Walking Ds with represen Walking Del about ab atters. in to be taken tempt to organize the hor IN CHRISTIAN UNITY. Two Bridgeport Churches Agree Upon War Over a Cake Walk. (Speclat to The Evening World.) BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Aug. 31.—The ethics of the cakewalk have caused a war between the congregation of the Bethel and Zion A. M. E, churches, The Bethel Church gave a picnic Thursday at Avon Park, Friday morning's papers deseribed the affal: and mentioned par- ticularly the irreprochable cakewalk By an error the picnic and cakewalk Were mentioned as given by the Zion A. M. E. Church, This provoked the pastor of the Zion Churen, and in last evening's papers appeared 4 communication signed by Rev JF. Waters, tor of th Zion Church, It was very bitter, and | He sounded the Masor denounced the cakewalk as low, degrad- ag Pa “Ma tr ng, unchristian and beneath the aignlty ner expres gentlemen } Hberal #pirt This open letter infuriated the mem- the telegr efor to State Board phed for amp out of and DIED. in Fairfield, eral . neral hereafter, Aug. 99, GEORGB u3 years, son of the late th Wittmann, 2 t M beng PARKER N TTMANN.—On WITTMANN, nd Suddenly Conn, Ang be Friday, aned re aay. at 10.30 ureh, Hon wilt Easy To Take avai eis Hood's Bate | Mrs feet, the 671 Orem, thence to Bt, r street, Kindly Newt Lane's Vietim LEXINGTON. i u of Dena, them Ht to take ant t iN 100 PER CENT. IN 10 DAYS. 1 is Caption eoullar Me R Aion ine re wes ir mmand at no 4 of HOOD’'sS PILLS Shek Hoaduen FOR RENT At Very Low Prices ROTHSCHILD BUILDING, | DwWay OUTFITS tn stock. Fath ok | ny, Lodges, Societies & Meetings. UNITED HoUSESMITHS® and Bridgem alow re, % will be hed’ at Clarendaw , ac foo" P.M AL THOMAS LENAUHAN, Secretary ——uu—“ -—_—_— Religious Notices. VATION ARMY, 120-124 W Memorial HEALY STILL MARSHAL. Glegerien New ork County. BOTH FOR LOCAL OPTION. ad ail Liver Ty Armour, Reynolds, 6 James Typo oak and Suit Cutters; attan Musical Union Hempke, Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Unton 1; Joseph O'Leary, Franklin Assoolation (Press } Andrew J. Gunn, Amajpamated Soctety of Martin P. Pal tive Assoctation ‘The picnic will be at Sea Beach Palace, Coney Is ‘en thousand people are expected to be present. ‘The Sea Beach Railroad agreed to em- ploy only unior men, to use union prod- wets, and to carry participants for twenty-five cents each, the round try including admission to the Vaiace Spectal arrangements have been made for the sale of tickets on Monday at the Hay Ridge ferry depot, foot ¢ Whitehall street A stand for fifty musicians has been erected in the centre of the pavilion, and twenty-five union men will furnish the dance music, During the interm ssions bras band of twenty-five pieces wil entertain the assemblage, There wi! also be performances on the stage. Joseph O'Leary, of the Franklin Asso- | @iation of Printing Pressmen, will be! win Rya aphical Uni Mar Thomas Kerwin and Joseph § Martfa mmittee, Saye Ne Reason Manayer mbers of District Knights of Labor, will plenie| tzen Park, Glendale | rmans will have a parade, in- | rge numbe veterans of | the Franco-Prussian war. The celebra- tion will really begin to-night: with a gathering of the members of the Ger- | man Krieger Bund at Arion Hall, Wall | Pt “morrow they will continue | * festivities at Glendale and listen to musical programme rendered by tha Thited German Singing Societies of ooklyn, | The will about from morning In Given. Louls Kiapovite, Johnson, M. . Assembly | se fr Harbur with the May auestion, ‘Th ‘« Excise Commis long conf on the ex sioner recently 8 of the Indep laation, fay rl expressed ; nded the Mayer t ” The cluding a wvement tn : , : i l ALL Modern Imp: STOLE FROM THE PURITAN. Jenk ral laws val of t opiar two Flats ane Apartments to Let. s Mad w ol + oxime the se lorsed INTH PREE--Am apart rade i Arion on Labor Day men in’ ine, it Hall at 10 ‘o'clock in In front of the residence of Mr. H. M. Hildebrandt, 72) Bushwick | avenue, Mayor Schieren and other city officials will review the parade, JUTE STRIKERS FIRM. Delegate Salutovsky Undertaken to Organize Them, Joseph Salatovsky, the delegate of the Garment Workers in Williamsburg, has | undertaken the task of organizing the young men and young women who went on strike and those who were locked out enterts instruction, bers of the Bethel Chureh and its past euident velt Will reply: to « i Mie Schovol. a8:n wt. & 24 Rev, ‘Thomas. Beardsley. The. tethel ron Th ay lensas U6s., © lesson O& congregation assembled last night and marched to Parson Waters's house for the purpose of ducking him. Pastor Beardsley said that although his feelings were wounded, he did not lieve it was right to duck Dominie Waters, and he quleted his con- sr ogation by promising to preach a “powerful” sermon Sunday and “do up” the pastor of the Zion congregation. Parson Waters was peeping through the blinds of the parsonage. “When he saw the crowd retreating he opened the door and shouted that too, would reach 4 “powerful’’ se unda: jo to-morrow there will jn both the Beth ounlon oF start | the biock from even 20 Dradiuras EUCLID SECTION, HASBROUCK HEIGHTS.” EXCURSION AND SALE LABOR DAY. i West it were NEW SECTION WILL BE OPENED NEAR DEPOT. cloths be toning on wae mies tis a muburb componed of te kins denied the thet low. tak r-works: “electrle Ms n $00) for 8 jal Sessions. New York large clubs a 19 the soca a minitarion $8.59 per moauh; prop erty. Improving d" upward ce ueuses Just sbeted: will be | tld ony any "Rare eralng Mey Ciiamers at. 10 Ae he Mj UF | Ageot aa , halt hour before (vains, i W. H. VAN GUILDER, 298 Accept Un No One Aliis aa | Tomin ao | to accept ball. Attorney W . | © tondaman for tohn S.C | Mtreet, Inthe Tombs for terday and to-day. but could nc Accept the $1,000 Breslin for Philip. Me brought back from creditora, but could ad y 4 th ser ” three t rembie at rr ‘ Pariten J and march inp. body io the Prankiin « but was held ferry. to take @ boat for the Weat Shore Rail at Nechawkes The MrKenas will resirn. ta New York M “e two days wjourn miAlMs prot to be omy of the most enjoyable outings of the seasoa, yeaterday and aw clients in the 1 perty nd & judge t r HH s, 4 ° th the Mroadway and Grand streg res of Mesara. Lard & Taylor will closed ali day Monday, Labor Day, y