The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1895, Page 2

ee. fade, contained these four distinctive} Piatt programme in his istrict werr ] Bellevue Hospital for examination as to ry 5 ee FOOTPRINT TO TELL? |*"ie— "=~" (THE DOCTORS - Convention | were perpetrated by the Plait men a anntijiacnicon OOK A BIT OF RIBBON. ‘Qesembled, favors a just and equi-|the primarios he belt cde Repodiwan. \ WHO table excise law for the city of Lea er ot Kd 4 ta ; Johnson's Shoo Fits One Found | or This rourteen-Year-Old Jennie URE. Tracom “ a + . Harris W: Arrested, party of the| "Il never saw” xs : Near Annie Rogers's body. Pouttesn-piateid Sunnie ‘: State of New York condemn: “much fingrant fs s pk ¥ chnle Harris, of 4) Mr, John Geoghegan, of Brooklyn, dle den Of President Cleve. | ¥en tn ye & X ae ryatle street, who was arrested on a/ charged as cured this weeks none ation © we ralbeticl brie . F charge of stealing two cents’ worth of|reason he makes ® atatem nt in that were selecte! ne es Four More Persons Under Arrest at|ribton trom ner employers, Alex. Hot. | te hin duty to let suffering humanity heimer & Co., 81 Grand street, was ar- ‘re they can be cured, Somerville, W. J. raigned before Magistrate themeriyre on the roll ; / ) i vfferson Market Court, this morning, of Mr. John Geoghes eenstty for harmony upon all toy-| ,'*' |! ; ' The girl did not look Mke a very des-| cured this week, shows that, atel ihe Bon tone al members of the party who have | vas ge i . E ‘s Family and a |perate criminal. Her eyes were red and forma of catarthal trouble yleld to proper the imterest of their party at Hea he + i ie Locked U swollen with weeping, and she scemed | treatm: from aktifdl apectalinta Mr. Jobe heart. . “ to be under the impression that nothing | Geoxheean, who lives at 286 20th street, Brooke The Republica * Z 4 t short of long imprisonment was to be] !¥%. s one of the most skilful atonecutters em= a 4 " 5d 2 her doom. ployed at the extensive granite and monumental h four more attested connec Supt. Vendig, of the firm, repeated the pal of the old-established firm of Charlee W, tiun with the murder of Annie Rogers, | Story he told at the statlon-house, 01 enay; SH erween 24th street . ie young colored woman | Of the girls employed in the room with stamdara, ‘ i A ~ _ Wal tour Taraneiel, eae. (he young prisoner toll him that she “After the platform had been completed | |» t t p : . ke of the Central Railroad about « ee seen Jennie take the piece of ribbon the rumbling of a coming storm concen- | |, : : i ; from Somerville Sunday morning. | ff9M a cap and put it in her hair, When trated about Mr. Miller, He serve! no ee t ft ? There wre now in the county jail ar [Jennie saw that she t ; Pte, tice on the leaders that the excies issuc y | / 4 | Somerville, besides Jacob 8. Johnson, | 1% £al, she tried to hide the ribbon be- must not be dodged, but squarely met rf ; ee i t " = the colored evangelist, who ts accused | Vath her dress. and that the party must go on record |... ); hae . ~ y J , Jof the murder, Mrs, Kate Johnson, his e forewoman, who had be either in favor of or against the Amer. | 111 . aut ‘ 5 | wife; Chartes Hamey, Oliver Johnson, | PTi8ed of the theft, chi the girl fean Sabbath, FOr nat 7 { é N nse th hteen-veur-uld son of Jacob, anc | With It. She denied her guilt, but the He was backed up by a great many Y $ , fi . Ny! Isauc Lewis, a neighbor of the John ree Ste hat ne jit se, on Of the up State delegates, who w ‘ i : ‘ < son AWA TPG HEAL Polieeneie toigmn wal Joud in demanding an open expression : . 4 Fince the murder these persons have | then sent for Veniig, aad che girl on the excise problem. They want the " f Hoch closely watched iy the detectives| Ti cremate srarie aban Ube Might ia party to nail up a big blue flag, 6 " y 3 at work on the case Yesterday after- |" When the di ¥ “ribbon, that it will be seen by everybody | ! - —= : noon they were all questioned separate- | not more than three ‘The dodgers who framed the ev: % , ‘ jIy us to the movements of Jacob John- | Was laid on the M i enc ye exela excise plank tried to call Miller off, FASSETT IN HIGH CLOVER. i json Saturday night, when Annie Rogers His that all she Cornell, in — he wouldn't bo called and at the last |!S supposed to haye met her death, Vendig sali: minute, the plank dodging the question They all told such conflicting storien | sdiule the property. was left out by Mr. Platts orders, to Hthat the authorities concluded that they [aad besh in fie diitog tt th Permit a fair fighi, which will be made if 4 Her Jwere trying ta stiteld Johnson. Late {only two earned $100 7 Miller does not back out. Mayor Jew > The Fvenin last night’ Constable be- | for working. fro 4 Moore went 7) of Buffalo, who is a deterate, will prob-| HALL, SAILAT THEY CAN'T HIT IT. fore ‘Squire Sutphin and obtained war- | bho eH ably lead the Sunday opening men, if} N. W-Jacob Sloat A ~ — ——————|rants for the arrest of the four per- Miller precipitates a row as exp, nett Kondo neat ax ‘ Sos | Ww: , | sons Mentioned. They were taken be- Brooches Gave nana vd Willlamsbrltie, and Core which will start from the Grand Con: . 3 4 Renin the : Personnel of the Convention. eed ila Walked (hese) the i Hon Counsel Brancls M. Sort. at tral Depat next Motiay: mortitig: ‘The AFTER MORE CAPTAINS. {fore ‘Suite Sutpnin, who. committed it aan ‘| Me, GeomoanIk ell knows In the nse Atreet of this village at 10.9 o'clock thi | Sew Yurk the Huard of Alder oa euler Humber of earm that usual: “ [them to the county Jail to await the i waters trate, In an interview he sata: "The The history of his ratifying conven : Pe ee Tae Mt ; rn uer OCara Lan uauel ; nty Jail to awal l \ ‘ Sera UO tion, called to assemble at high noon, inst He i. see HELI wy eloth ; ae Relmoat, Postiaster Day. Mwser Mons Saye tHe Has Charwes | result of the Coroner's inquest, which wns punish a a is that I feel tt my might have been written a week ago, |) A Mashing pin nestled in a four-in : atoand th Auty to let suffering humant know where the; ton and others of equal prominence will Amulinat 7 oe is set down for to-morrow, h MN “he hi an he enred, Wien went to Doctor 4 nly ‘asa. Dersonal achievement. it in| iv te and his ot-wotd mustache was | KEAN MEN CONFIDENT, stunmity?iie fein Nn" SN) Auatit Tue Commer deren Jonnon aie Is known aa an eration tin the I tafered with catarrh of the eed oad thtoet worth more than a parsing notice, | rushed and curled tn the most ctu errlve on the Coltimbia, the tnfier part Boclety. war present at the hivwrine an {Svanxeliat, became much excited when [3 wen fa and stomach, 1 tel daey. sad my ‘Mead Gan It isn't every political boss that can Die carey ak a alk was an ovation. | welleve Me Republiean of th K, was alse dlacussed the Capt aking at which briefs | 8h Was taken into custody, and bit- gather around him to form the petals ree w Sago he might have driven Hugh Grint's idea of having a commit.| . laint was the 1 lemissed and [always stopped up, The mucus would drop dowa of his own blossom two ex-United|{N0ut here In a fourtn-hand of white | ie mon Nd, Sept. 1.—The Ree Banize Tammany was consllered by Comniisstoner Andrews this after- | Prisoners are all kept in scparate cells Gerry Society, who took in. the «morning f Nad’ trouble Min Vietory Over 1. ©. ‘ eum, tee Ores lew oC nae a Commit were submitted and arguments heard | tetly denounced the authorities. The irl titned ov eer M a the back of my throat during the aight, and Lal, : home. in clearing my Biates Senators, one Envoy Textraordin. | “PMNS, with rattlesnakes for rein | THEN’ Fe ee tein ng ee Gt the: quention. but tt. war th I noon at Pollee Headquarters and are not allowed to converse with ers throat Twonld hawk and apit and gag at timon, aty and Minister Plenipotentiary to a {40d ® matien by his si VE pele fo vatrange (he preliuiin: brouRbe teaetinr to cieeees, Capt. Baking and his couusel, Messrs, [each other, Want to trade off your Thelinuens he a ball in my throat, 1 would oO boot wel by: yo "1 his | tebe p) 1 7 ent up t ening Mprtign clime, the only and greatest |Bern OF FecORnized DY Wn Ody: Ute seen tor the Republican State Convens Men far nomination for impartan: aitices, | Hors and McClelland, were on hand, Tt was the intention to bury the body ertine It Erb Dey ee seer ine Lewes ana ait ete Q@fter-dinner talker and all-around socin nt victory In Chemung and his over decision on the subject Was reached. Mp Moss was asked if had any [Of the murdered woman this morning eau My sppetite left me, T could eat no ekpétt, twelve Congressmen, thirty or [{iOM of the ally 7. C1. hax get every —+ on Mait-mint body bowing to nd touching thelr | (hursday js Kenevally admitted Forty State officials, double that number | huts, Ow Ne 12 MM aud touching thet it Prontent th the a nits AFTER THE BATTLE, PEACE. lon to be held in ‘Taylor's Opera-Houae t i (her cugen aauinat pole Late: at th we of the county, aso one treukfast. Twas diay, Thad ringing noises in of State officials, double that number] “Are you going to kick up a row in Ci’ Shelly ‘tne altoany. led twoul Had the bea il, morning awe, my errs. I had 0 confidence tn myself, My | he Bi , | orone re 4 work was a burden, In fact, £ was all broken Your Seutrespomient | omdnation of Gove Will be he {eases with the Polite Commissioners, renee received notice from 2 ee < Of State Senators and Representatives, (thy convention”) veut | eutr ween ex-Congressman Kean and Sita: Mraoklyn Tenth Ward Democraty |stld hie, “und they will protatiy make a [CoUMy Physician Wagoner not to bury | MRS, FLEMING NOT WORRYING | °°. and an army five hundred strong o: nt untoat Hello, Jimmy, selad to new | ur crigen Had Lively prt doubleheader trial.” the body until a further examination ae Mier using the medicine furnished by Doctor : politicians of every hue, school and type. wc NAN dite SOU ST rhe supporters of Kean are pleased | ‘phe only evidence af the bare fouant | CWhat are the Captains names? wax {W8s made by the physicians. It is|Canmot Me Tried for Her Mother's |°¢_22!% 414 king « regular course of treate Mf. Piatt has done #0, and his col Gabel, and then anuy be e only nee ent Heol. | probable that the murdered woman > t. ) ¥, 1 ain rejoloed—t will do | with the result of the primartes tn s- last night at the Democrate: primaries | &*! a De for Six Months, Jection of interesting Ngures, as seen In | something ty lend ts that Vou, tenis, | ey County last night, when 1 solid mM Lite lection dint ever “oh, that Tean't say at this time, It] Wil not be buried until to-morrow. | 41.4. emt red ‘the ‘eoPHdors of the great hotels and on rove’ vou wpiin Mimica to elt! tetewation waa chosen for Blinw Ward; Count rate Ou Be eet HY [will come out soon enough, LE wil not] Whether the body Is placed in a pau-| at AAU A AAS AILS AD the streets of the American Wieabaden OuL?—Interest fo the conventian ttlas County titk mordtix was the ball Wout Te te chemithe two. eanathe are in[ ira erave will all depend onthe aead| ontng her mother, Mrs, fliss, is not jsay worrying over her confinement in the m r fellow Mr asset f wark, ‘This delegation, it is said, stirred up int f th a Irook. | .on the batmy morning that recalls the OFF and was swallowed up in an utter giving Ward a camulimentary vote yyy etn the Meant at tka {downtown previncts, at thie time, at | Woman's husband claiming the remains Tombs. Sh lt F , ne “5 Eh least, We have strong cases against {4nd defraying the expenses of the fu- Sere uscominra another stn departed June, forms an animated pic- . ANT Selaadit A kray-bearded, man wl support Kenn at Sea ae ONY en tcheetl erry 1 x t the td Thi a ture full, of life and color, The beat |from Kichmond innocently asked: “Who |The Kean men say that the ex-Con: @ti-MeGarry ites them you may be assured. neral, about ix months and cannot under th tite te splen eno more alsy Jew York {if that hundsome gent. ineauing Mr. [aresaman ia sute of the nomination, Tt). The 1aht Was against Alderman John Of the Pittecnt eerie bas a oh Wer ite qt cing Ole Known men tn political life of New York | jwanuett man addrekeed looked ai | o wald ANAL, Gicks “Bowell te auietig ;a> McGarry, led let Amwemtvmnn, Jone iy Cupte Weaken che peta: | ‘Thomas Rogers, the ued hust Bhigiie icon Nernicevantih: artes in aD ele ts al Ge are the central figures of groups every-| him. contemptuously and simply re. |throwing Mit Influence for Kean, A. “Hennessy, Joseph MeGuiry, Police | aid _ ar) the woman, who resides at | ates Nae an teaportane connultetie See IU slice aeatl Seats where. marked Tully Gee When Mr. Page| Senator Griggs's supporters refute the Justice Tighe and others, has under survelllar street, Newark, is expected at Somer- | at the West One Hundred and Twente te at rom sett suc 1 in extricating himself | atement of the Kean men (hat there is There was no bloodshed, as we x 8 ty hous sorde Ty nt reet station-ho: eve ry t- John. 1 gladly and heartily recom: Frank Hiscock, the Adonis of Onon-| from his friends he said {universal feeling among the Germans pected, but there was sore very lind |g er, and Of the Nhe have | Wille some time to-day, ‘The authorities | Wntcn tested auth nettle neue ait sufferers from catarrh oF any other daga, one of the big four,once the Beau gues# everything Will go smoothly, | ugalfist Griges, work done on both sides. ‘The fee eded in getting ce against rived word that the old man was | morning, and H that It well] troubte to go to 91% Madison avenue, The terms Brummel of the United States Senate, | Not becwuse Phere Are nat innattarierd een petene Ws fete Un the Colne (ot EEN EUR a ae ae dns et n {eight and four warra ve been | waiting to obtain her life insurance of | have some ritac on the fare very moterate, The charge very little and is here, leaning against the ralling of | have the mastery, and no one deniren to | which Im in aeanion to-day at Paterson, Out Of the twenty-seven. dinttions. The x $16) bere oming to Somerville to | Blas ca r re present at the | ait the necessary medicines are turniahed. whieh Is in y ' tors proprie confere Thompson Acting In the broad balcony of the Btates, where |do anything that will hurt Republican | tt ia expected that the Blate Convention Jelegates elected wil attend the Assem= i r claim the body. spector M kn, Henry Tiliss, t — the Jadies promenade in their handsome | {Mterest# In a year preceding a na | will take some action to gain the sup- bly Conventions in the twenty 4 : fi morning gowns to the music of the bund | Pal convention,” hort of the Hquor dealers for the Ke) {riety and chouse delegates ty thes ri At th» inquest It 1s expected that [stepfather of Mes. ilem!i g, and a your FREE TEST TREATMENT. stationed In the parlor, ‘ + o- and Judicial Conventivas, " h y strong evidence will be brought out to | #40 Who acted in a very nervous m Hiscock looks seedy. He is growing MOVING ON THE HALL. r= u her, Fer the tenet of thove who have no detaite old, His partictpation in the wild talk THE I Cc. 0. NEW CLUB-HOUSE. at te connest Jacob Johison with the mur-) Capi, Thompson insisted that his | snowledge of the work or reputation of Doctors TO EXTEND CAR LINES. ‘ A der, This evidence, however, tt is said, | Visitors Were friends and liad only | sccoy aud @, Joba Ip the treatment ef. all . sents and shifting that go on around him is| Bands Pinying, Marching a autio <\ perfunctory. He is clearly out of it—a Yuratoun Gny. wsether is Slee! vi \ Qe cireums' » detec. | Called to pay hima visit, Asked it any | onronte ai a AY i will all be circumstantial, as the dete Treats wal te miade Ih the Liles esse, | (Bene diseases, tral treatment and med ~ (Special to The Eventug Work.) the Steckler Aw Metropolita 7 i deoist a dente r.| Uves have not discovered an eye wit-| he replied that none had been made, | {fe fee There is coaitively ne oh: for rome Depew “the Peach.” NVENTION HALIg BAKATOGA,| The Thirtieth Aw am entirely cared. My work {# now a pleasure, All those bad Hues have lett me “And Tam a new man, ALaeAlaer . on that the oa hess of the murder. It is thought that| and that none would be made at tv | station, examination and tert treatment tor the At the regul Sere at niene wry | the strongest evidence against Jacob | Present time, Rai NAO Tea oe ne Hoard’ to inreoduce ar iittle more’ evillinve. Johnson 1s that furnished by Joseph Pee = . | BT CTGAVG OIG EKERO Ge GHeRNTRNC BOR I ene rane ae oe taninn anecnaseent “frniade by the Meteanet tear eat waa] Mtr: Moss wis surprise! wien Mr. Hess | Gorman, the flagman at the Central| | MP™ Chartes Found Guilty. | nootope a cov AND ST, JOHN, . t a rop ate th nt that Capt.| iatroad cross ¥ a Depew, the only une of his #pecies, He | hall began early. At I otelock Hroad- | mally organized at thelr GRAV ESE aa veHlanSIONI OF ligcAtibo ates kee Coraperate with a | Railroad crossing, who, on Saturday a been. on trial on, Special Beastonn Ubteow 19 Madison Avenue, Southenss talka, Ustens and laughs to and at thir. | way was full of olubw marching behind | 162% First avenue, near Kighty-fourth | POM On oe Chased © TAHA ea | soe tng the precinet of dis-| Says he saw Jacob Johnson and Annie eievade “ell Corner of 42d Street, New York Clty. ty persobs in nalf as many seconds. | bands. The only organization from | street, last night, ts one in whieh al ttn ctreet and an f 3 ' 8 pass over the railroad track Sine of ibe Neue SAU ssn ta 184 Ole anal AT Goce: He hasn't any more to do with the re New York in line was the Stewart Club, | Vigorous and exeiting contest is to bel nue through One Hib the et Mra. Mey Charles of 249 Wea! Fittesnh atoot Hees i at the crossing and go down Bridge 4 ene POM. daily; Sundays 0AM, to.8 PM delegations to the Convention than the | which knocked out the Cruger crowd In| made this year. It fw one of the closest | Bf strat to sifon now.) pox latent towarue thay iplinel where: ithe “sat door-tender at Convention Hall, but | the Twenteth Distrtet of the upper eaat mide districts and upon | {Uden r i laa | woman was found mu everybody thinks he has, and he is sat- ris wore badges labelled | {he result or it will di done Assem | Lenox avenue r about time vou did com Another strong link in the chain of at Gr — isfed, ORE LS. v ’ blyman and probadly one Senator as|dred and Ud retorted the Park=| ovidence against Johnson is th ot She Died in the For b WP dT. 8. and Vietory y aaeeE se that the shues he wore Baturda: 5 The Convention Hal ‘The morning trains brought in nearty | 6H hal fh street, The apy —- - exactly Mt the footprints tnady t natty, who was ‘ six hundred people, about one-third of | ‘The Independent County men declare Vito the Ralirout Minderer sin’ the ground: where: “he. : SECTS AGNI UCU alate op acral ca eter RH unre ei neta Pigeire at ro TO RAISE $10.00. Reena anton Where ie i ae way pings of bunting. | Rrookivn, Pully one-half of the Assemblyman and Senator in this neagh petition from Post Jacob , is : | (© ‘ nf yo! wo White mei ny one | aused tj a olla and comfortable building was | ; ent. They ging this) 94 Mi thelr sandidate cba a iiel ti [Cruiser Rrooklya Committon Bayon | mal srs Of TNO gma men PACIL Kolie —\~ 2 4 je filled up long before noon, and the morn- | marching clubs from. Hre nator will be a man opp to politany b ‘ % away nS ere Cle tatcdne 1 . ~ 1] Nig Nouba ward devaled teu Glataaien wand Alias, and made Urhitries, enforcement of, Sunday taextand tte Service of That Value, Se ere ety rare eH rod A CALL FOR TALMAGE. © ™ ‘of the probable contents of the platform, BS AEDID ADRES) SUEUR Oa RARLORE | UO Fhe, Anenen wn ses street ferries ‘ The Executive Committee of the Cit [ferent stories as to the movements of | = ‘The platform itself wan ready, the ex. the Sire Tnlkee ATR ee on Mae een &: nd referred for a hearin guns’ Commitee appointed by Maye: huwamd on the Wikht of the mute | At Brooklyn Divine May Go panded committee idea made ready for Heth the manor af favorite can] Last night's meeting witnessed. the Hite: aBiit is Bvisoren, of Wrocklsit, at u on | ierapanted her usb lone ee cee Washington, the Coroner, and the contests settied in 1. By 1.46 o'clock the Convention | are portralts of the ©. leadarn, dinghy Gacen ie h of rhe Worl” to teevive subeotty: | Stier he: : Dearne! wasnt 7 . To-Morrow. ‘advance. There remained nothing to do | hall was packed to suffocation Commissioner “Ernest *Harvier dude t t tse ol a [day noght E looklug | write hurst dawy % iy Just before he started fer the Con-| Alfred Stockler Commissioner Earhart 1 t woeraiser | for A hn ihey fated to 2 . é in; the Convention met save Mr. | you Hall Mr b Was usked by lier and th Stoker Speeches wet en je aklyn, bald eee Teal cat seat cotati with the, ite 5) i ner : shiptard, Philadelphia, met this subsequently Vherselton | Dr. i We Suadertatal M™ . mM Intention to retort | er Lt tie Museal Uni , ; f Aw lgh) Lawrence, who ix an-exrert on | it administration of Mayor | Willan, A s, William , Ing at the City iat | aU points WhiA tended ty prove | elvan that Hines ian y en's gh matters, seid at noon that the| >} Kid Avek Nate the Committee i Tgihecastant eee to Laas ana make iw su 3 00 e not.” rentiod the exesena [4 avid Hits aetias : ; 1 ty res we and envicw) me . ? whole show would be out of town by 9/ tor. "Sueh a sugcestion wouldn't by 1 : fon ene t r Hrady Has possession of the pastor The MEDIUM WEIGHTALLWOOL 1 andl Barst ral TY freah | Buel considered.” | emits De | * ' ‘ Chatrmun “ i OE Was seen In Company with |have worshijped the ; . close up, jaratoy air and fresh : _ neat Gulbis Lacon, st cea x Anite atirday, nogit bs Mag.) De. Sunderland, dueling his vane | fits 1 D beso seas ee sete aiceae fra e ee Atty SHAtRteRA esau (Wea! [ue nal ‘ fi | GaP, las Hive neato [eatin tn the chicks fag | Shirts and Drawers, the mutes, | NIGHT SCENE ON EXCISE. |! Wht avenues, whe ive we * Patient in vain for tantly 1 snare, who. ha : ia, | Jspebkers of the eventt - 4 thers ware” M ' . veampany with Ann : Ie how without a ehareh, The | Bluish Gray, The deiegates from the thirteen New Important: Subject Petey nly ar ue if et Soe ent daahon ce . FADE indy Uae theca nlereNeinranl ia tit Sn ERIE thin Naa call ata York City Congressional Disteicts met ent Har, car. Oe jam A. Gate 7 " 3 ° % ri Tod } e © OL Stes vena Pear Tree, ser pt VT) tent that eviden vill be brought out Dr. Talmage i abot h made) + decided to present Commissioner Brook. | SARATOGA, Sept 1h At Lt Hino ae ithe meeting WH be Bere] Hansavatt RRS art t TA UUNA TAG GHALOR CHE: Reeaetarhewr iit | gestein propositions, and lers are imported yarn. I. Oca field's name to the Convention as Mem-| the real views of the Hepublies | ne . ( nk WS:ta Maye Homotian of Mo Hrvant a resolution | jai) strangied the woman and that the | favorably inclined towards them, Dy ber of the State Committee, [Vention on exelae matters are becoming | —~ - one ih morning the Wtice oars Noo al wan owen! (othe eftict That the wom: | murder. was planned and that one or | Sun ieriand’ ia’ in’ News York laboring . a . ” ¢ ol 1 sant | mitter Avored silver rv’ Sw the persons under arrest ere ow, Talmage. George Wanmaker, who was a candt-|visille, The streets and cirrldora at GRACE PARTY PRIMARIES. ete ake RUALAnte testimonial std t 4 yf the persur Le rene were we Imag » and they were short and Worl reporter if there | deliv toby Alexatier Beem isha STA reabin Mrs, John. | this etty, Asset! o'clock P. M. Then the big hotels will | COMsidered for a minute. It has never c men tn Anas AM : ture of the shoes worn Jonrson at. torle one. a Brookfield Wins out been reli on for some tray t | they ana ‘1 : men Who dasoh J tng riven up the Trooklys asioner | Bene vie tam 5 | t Johnson's, but guarded by anj large salary. ie woul? not be obliged to , Before the Convention, and unanimously | avnine Wana) Te Re Tanah BONS ee aa —— from iticer, Coroner lrady save he ts cone | give up lecturing or fournaliem Made from fine date, withdrew and presided at the meet | deserted ‘The barrooms are still er ae # : ty ihalt vould amount te 8.0". the meeting | Lr, Tatn fl was favor ing. | ed. . priate piace in wht en adioarned, subject to the call of son's record is being looked | ably” consid ") but had not , In the great barroom beneath Only One ¢ Didn't . 1 then adsourhed ach ‘ ra ng t 7 Papas of she Plans colenaien ice von (Ciceh Coen carton enw cor ci She aa eign Moet | SPC TG ace 18th St., 19th St. & 6th Ave. ve See Desde tat smichng| hy du neue wih cork | ye pana nee vor atte | fae 400 DERRICKMEN ON STRIKE,| 30x wg aaah SAS exer ae 3 hurry dn all directions, Ten} ; ‘ Ant vs had in her Be stopped. It wax propoted, for Ine) deeeates che gual eae ntets | Te] Womocracy tor delegate to Assembly stance. to move | from the! empty champagne botteis and ten Fourteenth to the Beventeenth District | titied ghassee hefure them, At another in order to give the Platt men @ chance table whiskey plain is the drink. amd to knock out Brooktield, » folly of Platt men say the unanimous selex conventions and Assembly District eam: H Work rereye ie Kober mittees were held last nuaght tn dis jirlets where it has an. organteation |They passed off qu 0 famaging the Republican | Phere Was a contest in the ‘Twe _ | strike mah ira as the at Yy by pandering to the appetite for [UCU Assembly Distrlet. Where the teat : : dmit wis $84 day ine or D In SUN Br tion of Brookneld is an indication ielearnaidleciganie. "\Glar tieket, New ted hy "Hhomis' a) Neat i $ ‘ ie mo # as We oe @esire to hurmonize the two face! y,, aa Jwis opposed by David: Jackson. within five . a i * hie x he funeral of Mrs, Bessie Marcon, their 2 w In the om floor stands Mr] rocuiar thekes won. t #8 NOW) Sho died Sunday under mysterious elr- tions. h. Platt State Demoe tas of proniun ® West One Hunt a tled up, dn bisbites c ¢ A The other members of t C ‘ eo oy Stench bel CS GN Ata inie ire ance tetr ted een arte : : Ah. | instances at her fat, 102 West Thirty | hs ne ahaeead alta 89TH YEAR. et and bec ait ha 6 Alton i NOW Tey wi 6 Then the conern discovered the clever} mittee from New York Would) Fecogmiae thelr otmanizations as hostreet, wil take place this Cornelius Van Cott, Jr eat roof Mr. Hirs o itor Ha) was strongly i favor West Blaty: rat stteee AA ito oe aa JES) noon from the undertaking shop at 6 | 2S | PARK ROW AND CHATHAISQ, McKeever, John Windols - nt a benni RORY: 5 ts . Yeon aye [Sixth avenue, where the body now He * id af ¢ tuys wor 1 ave y “ nin at on vT) dertaker was very oe is Sevet ore or Greacen Hilliard, all men i ae cael eS hureuisstar Nee at Willan ie undertaker was very reticent this | Summer Seven Stores in a Row. present committer. Th Hegel sada os Ang i Wee: tht he | morning when asked as to who was de- | : \ Barnes or James L. Stewu Vy SECaee Mme. Carre at che Ts MeN en Har fraying the expenses of the fumeral Wd ies ay Se SaauN re COWPE RTH WAIT, eS eee t ( . i : , h wing Was stated that the bill would be pala | "Tha": what Live ate’ remarked a Indy oe oe ae duet . out bu Mrs. Warren, of 78 Sixth avenue, a]! Mea Ce didn't carry his own dint ae wert Ate Graber wii take the lay (ME MAN=MIHion Guarunter Page. | ant | ! : ; lf mmands"o4 Fee ae eR ee en ance eee iteiwatn | FURNITURE, CARPETS, &¢, uur huudred unton rlekmen are on tative | near “OLD RELIABLE." y the de. | friend of the dead woman, Mra, War- i EAL Moe ad 4 AG Aner Seat CORBET ake and strength Fhave always gulnet from Hood's Seine ee : FOR REAPPORTIONMENT, vines maNtereiine Coatniniee a : : Whae He Conte niation, Cant. Pickett sald to-day that |e lw wud | mare bad w sorry summer, | EVERYTHING for HOUSEKEEPING of Ten of " r iat . i i Ms \tlon with the death of Mrs. M DU, had | So now E propose to stick 5 ae the Bhepa egulars had pre . a hut yet been arrested, LOWEST PRICES, COMMITTEES AT WORK, OU yw"i"r itunes ene pages Sy dhs] cat, Wart a f —— 9 NEST GOODS, LARGEST STOCK, | Wheto in ann ‘ gear Judee Heckman ‘: ° C ent . cat cron arses ets note | ALSARY ie a et etek el |, ra WITH AXE AND KNIFE Hood’s vtrom K IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, rimar: K * mh 2 + i 4 " : sasstly, thirty Sarsaparilla SOLID OAK DINING-ROOM SET CONVENTION HALL, SAKATE w Xe bait Salt i ' 5 donin Oa URN ea! : Spring and Summer whenever |(6 PIECES), 815,00, Bept. 17.—While a majority of delexaten | 1 ¢ i r fof 308 West pring an’ n Fy ( a8), . a oi ual L know it will never fail Were at dinner the three committers| ¢ NOR! She, ey i ’ of ate : i . “ street, TERM as u wife with a knife last eve worked at contests, resolutions and per- || Apportionme ant -_ — Kill his wife w en " . manent organization | cor y uf the New yner Sunk in Rast River, war arraigned in Mariem Police} WooDN PI act harmoniously win| St weekly on $65 worth, Any Most interest centred in the Cominittee| vxation uot passed by the . Wrecking > {the Chapman Wr Court this: morning. sine ecreagstllin an conte amount in proportion, ™ vars raTaitheg | wore made by Mra. M on Contests, which sat in Convention | } . : [pany went op the East Hisor “harges were masle by Mrs. Morrisey, FOR TH CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOME Hall until driven our delegates.| The matter is brought up ont jThey 1 False che f 291 Eighth avenue Business Property to Let, COLLECTIONS WILL BE MADE IF REQUESTED. ‘ : i tasidy's Wife Was chased to Mrs. - The first contest up w Twen a nh of Augustus Fle! for May wan aod i} n isy’s Mat, where « took refuge, 5 < Cy . Mew York, in which Col 8. V, H cru 2 gamarel the itoand & Wa etaatiay so th fice fo ecu :| and it'was Uiere that the ciraged nts] STORES TO LET, | #7 x°2%7#4 cHanees or axy xrepsee 4 he Stewart del- | reanns : ‘ ty codiv' Mer iar °C ‘ole. . i h ri and struck Mrs. Morrisy wita * ueetioned ane wht of the Stewart de} anne de Assetnls R ; o ited “ouph S. A a Weethen # orecn is P i . and br. ake ons of her riba, a an axe Bot ethane: ia toot. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, Col. Cruger was spokesman tor the| PAU" Of ter County. pmiltee to arrange for the Por New York Cliy and. vicinity "tea com twenty-eight Years, Appeared aga wie | @f reasonable prices, in the Har= contestants, He said the district had|represcuted, Aumucuae New York, if tae daléwaise, ana and on Weds sutleasry sm ie nn tatt neck ontay wae wa [tem Market, First Avenue, 10d ; , ae ae Nien os ‘ x : mouthwesteriy — sidy ha: Si 4 —_—— | Better be disfranchised than to be rep-| Willain 11 ic ; mocratic State Conven shows the changes 19, the Both A: sleeping with a knife under fen | aud L030 Aereers Apply fo SS gesented in the manner it ‘s. If such ‘ i t T the morning bouts. ae Indicated oth Are, and threatened to kill his wite ft she] John Knell, Superintendent, | COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS ‘ , By County, Wola 1 3 decided to provide for 500 ana meter at Perry's pha 7 Exoreise wor fiend by taki had him arrested, si Harlem 4 vet. | Methods a4 those that characterized tue] York, for tue town wu (we specs tray of parlor care lea Me tw A Meee kat wu....ta] toe Keeley CUnsy Wille Plutus, BX, ope LS eistrate ‘isudiich sent Casstay to] S¢¢"@ 9% Harlem Murke 0 ote ACKUONH, buh ‘vec ten Math, lah @ duplicate of t! ive necessary 10 send the abov