THE SUN MONDAY JUNE 10 1901 iB4

TROLLEY CHARTER SPRINT

TV4TK CLtttKS IN 1IABB1SBVBG WORK

ALL Of SVXDAY TO CATCH VF-

Mott of tb Charter Ajktd F r In Bitird7l-Srr mbl WUI Be iMoed To4 yThF-

ocrdncr 8jndlc to GotAll thi Bout ItrMtt la PhlUddpnU-

IhRBumRO Pa June 0A11 long

the clerki of the State Department workedover the Uck of application for trolley

charters In IhU Btnte The departmentnnt oven to the public but thi clericalwas busy from morning till nUiit

f Applications yesterday woe too much foren day and Sunday furnUhed an opportunity-

to clear the decks for th second rush to-

morrowSo ruth for new lard Id the Werf probably

ver created more eicitement than petmell scamper after charters yesterdaypick Quay was met of the promoter

nf new companies to get way liewas taken nick ftcr the allnight vigil ofFriday nlht and wee not able to leavn forhome thl afternoon He takes withhim some Important franchise for elevatedtine In and about Plttghurc-

Oor Stone approved the FochUEmerybills between 10 and 11 oclock on Fridaynight and then retired He

at the Executive as wasreported yesterday wee higuest and had a few callers but the bluewere signed with others before the variouscapitalist and promoters from the different

of the State appeared on the midnightIt Is expected that the charters

will be leaned tomorrow except in thosewees where then may be conflict as toroutes-

It Is understood here that Congre smsnWilliam Connell and his lieutenants have

the available privileges at Scrantonth F rd rer syndicate have

grabbed everything In sight In PhiladelphiaAs to PltUburg and Allegheny the goodthings In the way of street have beengobbled up by the Olivers the Mellens theIllgelows and Dick Quay There Is adivision In city as to the surface andoverhead a sort of community ofInterest

Scores of smallfry capitalist have putto their claims for charters and these will

be acted on when Secretary driest getsthrough with the more Important InterestsHe said before he left for home yesterdayafternoon that nothing further would bedone until Monday and that no publicitywould b given In the matter of andIncorporators until tomorrow cer-

tain however that Foerderer and his asso-

ciates have secured the choice streets InPhiladelphia and that the Johnson syndi-

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There Is talk of litigation on the quratloe-

f the validity of the granted be

fore the approval of weeofficially at the State Department

This was not done until nearly 11 oclockyesterday although the bills bearof June 7 It Is contended by certain law-

yers that as there was no public notice givenof the approval of the bills until 1040 oclockyesterday morning no application forcharter could have been considered underthe new acts until that hour Notwithstand-ing this contention It Is charged that certainfavored Incorporators left with theirfled copies of charters before theerally tad an opportunity even to file theirapplications

There Is also much criticism of the suspenlion of a printed rule of the State Depart-ment which provides that there shall becharters Issued on Saturday owing to thefact that the Treasury Is upon thatday It so happened thatTreasury Department was open yesterday-The Commonwealth will be enriched bylarge amount through the Incorporation ol-

o manr new companies with large capital

TRIPPERS HOUK rnox CAMP

Highly With TheIr Weeks WorkHailthe Camp to ThrnuelTM

Squadron A In command of Major Brldgman got back from Its weeks stay at theState camp yesterday The commandreached the armory In Park avenue at 1

having come down In a leisurelyfrora Tarrytown where It spent the previousnight The troopers left the State camprarly Saturday morning and reached Kingsland Point where the tents were pitchedt 7 In the evening They were up

and off by 830 yesterday morning but therewas no reason for haste and the men took It

leisurely enjoying the beautiful day untilthe armory was reached Troop C whichhad the better start and camped at Ardsley

for the night was about two hours ahead ofSquadron A on the trip down to the cityret All of A men WITHnruwned their star In camp and were aremarkably of fellowsFront Major down they were fullor the things been con

this All of themwere unanimous In declaring that It hadbeen fur ahead of any other ex-

perience that the command had hail both Inthe way of pleasure and In of trainingThis was the adopted for the

time this year whereby time cavalrylad had tho camp a tnem lvnsvThe time was not divided between cavalry

and Infantry evolution A lot of wasto Itoe for Major llrldgman

Troop C In command of Capt Charles In arrived at the Portland

avenue Ilrnnklyn Atterday Vnornlnc The men were In good

S Y Col James M

Jarvft watched the evening parade ofthe Kl

field tonUht 11 itCol It C Rldibockcharge Tim wn ivltnmsed

least a thousand persons There wa-

on ld rable incitement by the horsof the First They areand In the evening imradn danced and kickedand barked and continually Oneartillery man wi tnrown h

and the viiltors and the con-veyance and vehllet scattered when the

hor es would Mart on a runIhe Eighth Regiment will rnirch to Camp

Roe tomorrow ant spend two days ansitwo nights They will Campabout l Th tonightthe air I thn chilliest In weeks and blankets-are In demand The wind blowsn so much so that this afternoon time

Spat flag was ruined It came down fromhe staff

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idrn Hare Some ArrctttdV-

OXKWIS X V June As a result ofthe arfjuittal of School Commissioner Adamsfor playing golf on Sunday the police to-

day permitted Sunday sports Every basebull tioifj in the city contained Its quita ofuniformed or semiuniformed men end boyswho plaved m time presence of many personsThe regular Sunday game on the Saw MilllOver KrMin is which was the primary causenf the ieruynienv crusade wee resumedbefore 2tKi spectators The Snegkill Ooir flub eietirnted the vindication-of Mr A inn V rruvMllnif the on North

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HIM nrinal cruxiid rs arc nn redetermined t n r It U rumored

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In Ml I MUM Catholic Churchhowever in irMird K llrndy de-fcrltMd i suMIy Player who lie

nirltiiioii result fr n work of bl otMid the irl t iniKint numsvniint-lier l no rites or m

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Party f WIt om Tile Had a C 44 Bathas a Sail

Ralph Tapp 24 years old Richard Collett23 year old and George Esheby 34 years oldall of 16S East Eighteenth street Manhattan

onWcdnesday and took her out for a trial spin yester-day The yacht capsized and all hands werethrown Into the water but rescued

Capt H A Baggar of J81 Flftyseventhstreet Brooklyn was engaged to fit up the

handle It until the owners wereable to care for It themselves He told theyoung men yesterday that the yacht leakedbadly and that It was not safe to go out Theyoung men however were anxious to trythe boat and it 230 oolock the yacht left hermoorings nt the foot of Thirtyeighth streetBrooklyn

While out In the lower bay Capt Baggarbecame convinced that It would be wise toturn around and make for tho shore Hegave the order to go the mainsailiards The young took somepicking ouBthe and before them

order was executed the yacht had capsizedand the entire party Including Capt Beggarsfourteenyearold son Frank were In them

water A revenue cutter and a tug put to-

ward the struggling and at them sametime a skiff containing Harry White of 417

Van Brunt street and George Banks andGeorge Dennison of let Beard street put outfrom them shores Several life buoys werethrown from them revenue cutter and one ofthem struck young Frank Baggar on thehead and for a time he was dazed

The skiff picked up Capt Baggar and hisson and Ralph Tapp Collett was picked-up by the revenue cutter while Esheby witseared for by them crew of the tugboat Allthe rescued party were landed at the foot ofThirtyeighth street

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II Pays th Ground Rent of Church Dalit aCentury Ago la Manhelm

MANBIIU Pa June This part of lacaster county was well represented here to-

day for them observance of the annual customof raying the years ground rent for a churchwith one red rose The representativesof the of the late Baron Rtelgel were outIn the ground on whichthe old Zion Church was built acentury or more ago He also helped to buildthe church The Baron specially stipulatedthee only rent to be paid by the congrega

In all time was one red rose each yearthe Feast of Roses In June Todays

sermon was preached by the Rev C KolllnSchneck ofHarrlsburg Them annual addresswas delivered by Judge Ashman of Phila-delphia The rent was pre ented by a repre-sentative of the Lancaster Coilnty Historical

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SSCRSTARY ROOT lV BVFFALO

lie Wilt TUlt the Eiposltlon TodtyIUporton Results ot Fair In Slay

BUFFALO Junes Secretary of War EUhuRoot reached Buffalo at 7 0 tonight liewas accompanied by len Corbln MajorOen Young Col and Mrs Johnson and MissEdythe Patton Secretary Hoot will be theguest of Carlton at his home onWest Ferry street will occupyhis private car Secretary Root postponed-his view of the Exposition until tomor

Root and Miss Hoot will arrivetomorrow night

A report which will be made to the Execu-tive Committee of tho Exposition tomorrowwill show that the people who attended duringMay spent 1 cent per capita lest than theChicago visitors during the first month ofthe Worlds Fair At Chicago the averagesum spent Inside the grounds was 18 centsand the attendance for May was isonoooHere the average was 17 but It must

not until 20 and thatthe opportunities for spending were not

Indeed all the shows and attractions are statnow On there Is very

opportunity to spenddeclare themselves well seth

fled with tho result and are now directingenergies to secure special rate frosts

the railroads The want to hold offtheir lowest rates until the middle of July

have been told by the Exposition off-icials that If they do they be confronted-by more people than can handle At

88 per rent of the people attended-In the last days of the

Every Incoming trnln its quota

Is day Jour-nalists arrived In time tothe Midway It closed Only thirtyseven uero In today The othersare pursuing their Investigations Thirtylive Now came at n-

oclock tonluht On thee train they formed-an organization for the suppression theJersey innvmiltn Joke

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Hnnnttd policeman Thrown si tie Tried toAvert Collision

James Donaldson a coxchman went Into-

a hotel at IMl street and Macombs Damroad yesterday afternoon and Ms team ran

When the horses got to I7fd ntretansi the Washington road they turned andran back igsln with Mounted PolicemanSowardx them

At a runabout occupied bytwj women was In front of the runawaysThe policeman caugli one of them by thobridle and yelled to the women to turn outnf the way Before they tutu tine to 10

of the coach the back ofrunabout I ho coach horses fell and thopoliceman and his horse went down with

The runabout had a little paint scrapedoff the but that was nil and the womendrove nwiy without welting to see if tho po-liceman was hurt e with a lew

The throe horses were cut aboutthe

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Nontnlon Employees ot the Ifhljh flhnpi InWUkfflUrre DoThrlr Own fireWlLKtBllAnnE Pu June u Nonunion

workmen and private detectives at the Lehigh Valley shops drove back the city fire-

men with revolvers during 11 tire thh after-noon Otto of the buildings was Ignitedby sparks from an engine und an alarm

In The city Fire Departmentresponded limit when theth MMIH they wern met by time work me nund dleitlvut An effort to broughta volley front the revolvers tiredIn no one wa

Chief ordered thee firemen to turnthe tho men on the fence Thisrained theta t flee Other workmen mIghtth anti tit firemen Mri im onIt from a hill near nr Thmuch encltemiirf-

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And Went Into the Water to Save a Childrnllcm n llanltd llolh Oat

John let years old if 12 clarkson-ureet forgot ho couldnt wlm when heMtyrnrold Charles Trlml of H7 Downingstreet full overboard yeterdiy and heJump into wister sifter him lundhad boflti nlaylnit a bulkhiad nt tlie footof Chrl xtrcit and intel tiimljlcil ufT

Tin two tluilndireil nbniit urabblng furiirli simmer Ilillnman iMiuuan nfCh rl s street tatlo a row bout nnd

tillin Into it I hey were nil rightlifter iinitiuliilice MirKion had drlcil I Inillout u little

llnipllal Saprrlnlrndenl Eons Dm-

ATin ON V J lunn uJn eph Durgot-KUterlntiMilinl of the Isolation Hospital

last night nnd left thatton lie wn Ihniitened the Miivnr with

expillsloii the tinliun IhiHoard of ivuntid him ID remainIn defiance nf the Hoard of llTillh A corn

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BAB1XS FOR WHILE JtOTSKMTUf SXRJtON

An Experiment Which Br Mr IsTrying Only Three or FourYesterday and Women Who HadVolutrd as XonM Wr Dli ppolntd-

N w BnuNswjcx June The LivingstonAvenue Baptist Church tried the experi-ment today of conducting a day nurseryduring church services so that the babiesparents could attend the services Todaywas Childrens Day and the pastor of thechurch the Rev A B formerly ofthe Central Baptist Brooklyndesired to say a special word to parentsas to their duties to their children Hewanted all the parents In his congregation-to hear what he had to say and he wantedto be sure that none of would be keptat home by the very they w rparents

The Rev Mr Sears went to Mrs J KHarris of the congregation and asked herIf she would not undertakes to carry out anexperiment he had made at one time In hiBrooklyn church He suggested that hewished her to select five or six young womenof the congregation to care for such babies-as might bo brought torooms to lie out the morn-Ing service sirs Harris found no

raising for nursewomen who gathered at

them Livingston Avenue Church this morn-Ing duty were tremblingover with eagerness to take care ofThey milk and Jumping

colored rubber rattlesenough to stock a somali storeTho only thhg lacked whets ar

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fants and flirted desperately with themIn rivalry they the ser

was over thought themust have been very long

The Rev Mr Sears all dlioouraired when Mrs Harris reported to himso babies had to cared forHe said that It would of course take time

mothersover to confidence that thebabies were really In competent and under-standing he in time hosaid tn arrange for mothers day once In

four weeks when the which theIrreverent of the town call babycheckingwould be put in force the sermonRev Mr on the ex

that parents should set for their chil-dren

TUB NKORO QVMTIOX

Its echelon ItUhop Johnston Says DtTOlvM-

Ipon ChurchesBishop Johnston of them Episcopal diocese

of western Texas preached yesterday morningnt Christ Chu rch on the rave problem He saidthat this country had had two race problems-to settle outside that of them negro WhetherIt lied settled thorn righteously or unrighteously he was not prepared to say One wasthnt of the Indians which had been settledby their practical extermination the otherrace problem that of the Chinese had beensettled by another method that of exclusion

Taking up theo two methods and apply-ing them to the negro he said us see howthey will work In the first place time negroescannot be excluded as thy are alreadyeight millions of them They dontleave here and a larger portion of time peopleIn my country dont wish to have them go on

account of their labor The negro is stilltractable He never goes on strike Hehasnt reached that point In his development-

Hut leaving all that aside there U still a betterargument against exclusion or deportationTill is that we have not got the physicalability It has beets out thattake at leant seventyftvw years to deportirons our Mioros the souoooo of negroesthey would bo burst fester thun our presentmeans of transportation would allow us to

them off remains then ex-

termination which they would scarcely resistone In this country In his

Imaginings would ever dream of asof title problem The only then by

this can settled U that nf-

eduction and for this South I taxing IV

pelt to them extent of n farIut there l u defect remedyas It Is luliic appliedMid that a man Intellectually hutnot morally become more dangerousthan end that 1 precisely the uanifirwith the ruuro theyreceive no immoral Instruction whim theirwits tire belli isany niornl Mrenialienlnir This Inabilitynf them public schools of our land t anysystem In going to lend within a few

to a the like of which tillcountry has never seen and It will with n

that wont believe anything at

Hie whole nuestlon of time right eduoitlnnof times negro wives Itself Into the effortsthat rhrlstlnn aru maklnj fur tintuplifting have sot to educatedn nt time sim time as they are Intel

It Is left entirely to the churchw-nf title land to see to are doingIt Mime nf them more than others hentime do that themlh solution of this problem and contribute

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That Society Wrongfully Condone This Evil

NEW HAVEN June The Hev KndlcottPeabody headmaster of the Oroton Schoolwet the preacher tonight nt them generalreligious exerri es at Yale and he talkedon Impurity Ha sold that Impurity wasone of the greatest temptations In col-

leges today When it strongesttemptation tho preacher declared there wm

very tiiralnst It ansI no protest-to of traits the student bodylieu added rather condoned ImpurityHe snlil that Ir a man Is convicted sentto Jail for embezlenient when i

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The Kev Ir George T Purvesof them Fifth Avenue Iresbyterlsn Churchpunched on Tho Truth Seeker at the nervlooyesterday afternoon lmse his sermonon Mntthew 4V41 Asain them kingdom of Heaven li like unto a erchantmanseeking goodly pearls who when foundim of great price went and sold allthit bo It

You will notice ho wild that tho evenell t takes ihe person Keeking rates

n merchant man it manwlm taken life erloi Irons this we inferthut man who seeking truth mustcute time eiirrh a matter of business imdnut OH n matter of mental Thereare m inv men nncl women all over thin worldnrliK call them elves truthker 1eyreally tiflleve Iut n of

Hiek truth a a Mew ineninThey are ilientner seekers and

8ml they nncpt inc siy theyfound lisa truth

itAitiKn v on YAIK nriinixaStudent Partly Oliniantle Some of the Room

In Hid lyceum

NEW HAVKN lone Vnle students sometime ilmlnrf last night mails a raid on OldLyceuiiinrrd rurrled nwiiyus mementos partsof the benches nnl de ks cw of thobrick froii th riiiutloii rnoiii nmt partof KIM liillldilig has been locked up slumtltKiis WITH etidid nilliulldlris wlti times Treasiirr nnd Vorth Col

is tee torts down thn nunnierund the decided to Tiiri mim-nrello of It before it rll reci-tation rooms Inoliei linilly wrecked

The boily a mini about 11 years oldwits found In th Knst Meadows HeIr Ja-

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fet s Indies lull nnd wrighti alifmnnds Id liul ind wore 1

whit shirt II c char hlnrkmelt hrown t mid trniHr shied

cltton undrwear There Rnnn thee body that would lead to Identificationby stranger w tnken to Mnruu-

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The 8 H Marry of nunpstcad latmds toFight of Ills AmslH-

CMPSTXAD Juno 9 The RevSherman II Marcy pastor of the BaptistChurch at Hempstead says rj

tight the legality of his arrestfor riding a bicycle on the sidewalk MrMaroy says that ho was not formally arrented but that Special Village OfficerWilliam Kelly told him to tee the JusticeThis Mr Marcy did the next day Since

a formal complaint has been filed

minister says If they want himthey must come and get him

Mr Marcy further saidThis village ordinance was passed over

a year but has always been a dead1 many took tho

on It won on The road la wretchedanyway The sidewalk Is neither pavednor Even if the

to enforce this heretofore dead letterordinance It should havefair warning arbitrary meas-ures not looking for but-I contend that roads are not fit foruse the cyclIst should have tho privilege of

especially Unot considered a the Statelaw Whether I ahull light the case de-pends entirely on the Interpretation my

thoAltogether there have been oixteen

arrests eleven on Friday and live on Satur-day In each ease except the Her Mr

victims their finesFormer A X Wollerthe village In action and says hi rose ofappeal ho will take the coses to the Su

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Dr ration Praise the Philanthropy of Honkteller and CarnegIe

PniKCiTON N J June 0 PresidentPatton of Princeton University delivered them

baccalaureate sermon to them graduating classIn Alexander Hull this morning Speaking-

of the social questions he saidWe have Improved we have something

to show for our work our life has grown

more complex We started out upon theprinciple of equality nnd we have neverabandoned It yet but we have seen througha years great distinctions of masses

e4 grow up as visibly here as theyhad in the Old World and we see men of leisureanti men of toll we see the men of leisuregiving themselves over to devotingtheir minds very largely to the Invention ofnew avenues of enjoyment To a very largeextent they are Indifferent to povertystud cubic that surround them

Hut there U another side of them picture-

It Is undoubtedly true that the world tjdnybenevolence lust U exhibited In this tumidWhen Mr founded hU university

side nod Mr Carnegielions to vriljw the four universities uf his

land on the other side time maywell not only Itspleasure I for OtiS am very glut that thetreat of title century os to how a manought to perform of Howardthin

law of has gone overto thn Old World front this hnd

Still thero I ut present a measurea smaller meusiirn

of Intellectual titan formerly Menfully reomtiil7 them law of love but

lets herd the law of right There11 nn increasing desecration of SabbathThere Is heedlisxniss of plain ohIUatlnn

form iiieaii moroto a that thismid thatThujsnlth time

There Is a gradual decadence of the ofsin and belief In It Those are facts

In the tame every day and whunof thorn they do not or depressbecause you are calloused to then

Then there U a hulnes unclullsm menstarting out In life going Into professions

business I am not of tboso

his living la the practices oflaw or in llclne or that there are snore

ihan wure d time however Infar off when It will bo dlftlcult to put anvwrtlseincut upon any and say

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President Taylor Preaches the Sermon to anAudience That Crowded the Chapel

PocortKEKMls June Vassar Com-

mencement exercises with H beautiful-a baccalaureate Sunday as tho students couldwith for The chapel was crowded thecentre aisle being reserved for the 110 mem-

ber of graduating PresidentTaylor took for his text chaptera clniiM nf the twelfth verse Hut the Lordwas not In the tire and tlie a stillsmall voice After om Introductory re-

marks Dr Taylor saidWhat was the Ideal Jesus What was Ills

thought of Micccit anti how do oust Idealsmeasure up to lilt conception of the perfectlift Kenmniber to reconstitute a-

llfo so thnt that a single life through Its ownpowerand based moral excellence shouldItself redettm this world Ho made no illstlncllon between rich onr weakand That u soul tooth before Him

its highest possibility was to Himthe one important fuel

The prophets of Israel were notdeceived power all aboutthem but sea through It to time moral worthof men This WHS the principle of Chil t-

as ho wrung Have we this of limitt rlil progress proved that wraith shouldbe to truth andriess Jw us no sympathy for an emylife and creeds Christ Is itfiction nf modern It fareasier to farce to hear listsdally bunion with cheerfulness tar elliOt forbrave heart to face dentli In battlu thesIs toface tho of life not dicelvoyourself limit Ideal of i weak or

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and meeting A Fox said I tree the wild tlruttwill me b fau I t e no Fur And theFox Mlit A Oaielejs IlouvmiM a fur hugon yonder Thrrtupin Foolish

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and veal reolrlne thriurh the Wood Out thelo laughed privately tin Tlreri roam riot oftenIn a Jtiity Wind

Moral If you vnnt to dress-a do it with discretion

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Kan June T The KansasAgriculture today Issues a

report covering the crop situation Inneighborhood on June I Based uponan entirely satisfactory condition the

winter wheat condition for whole Stateon the mentioned was 8 a decline of178 since the report of April 5

counties Allen Osborrm anda condition of lOt and twontyflve

other counties range from 00 to 91 Prior toJune 3 there was a shortage In rainfall theeffects of which were beginning to be notice-ably hnutjul nnd accounts fur most of time

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portions of the Htate have had more or lesirain and at a time to prevent Imminentdiminution In yield and messy others havenot In varieties localities om Injury has

done by HoHslim or other pestsbut such damage has nut been general

Commenting upon relative to thecrop the Secretary recent figuresreceived indicate that tho present Kansaswinter wheat acreage Is a vry considerable-I er larger than has at any previous times

estimated and place It closeto If not somewhat above the largest everrecorded viz 8110873 acres harvostod In1583 Kansas seems on thu ev of harvesting-a prodlgloustotal of high grade winter whoa-ti total such at sortie other very creditableagricultural States could not reach by aggre-gating their product of a century cud not anacre of any value In all the millions will fallof reaping

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Policeman Hanretty Interrupted a burglary on his post on Saturday night

was pacing West Fourth street keepingto the mlddli of the Idewulk andtwentyeight Inches to tIme step accordingto regulations hx clime upon twowith jimmy and file endeavoringan entrance to th store of JohnBhoeneck nt 204 Ve t Fourth street limits

collared Chnrlus C Jacobs 35old th tools In his possession ItJefferson Market issues courtexamination und was fur trial

ItVROLAR TRIES AX AXE TOO

rot Member of th IMflmi So Gone to theIsland for Three Months

William Pages homeless was caught yes-

terday ornlng trying to breafi Into time

offlco of time Theodore E Tone Coal Company-at Twelfth nvenuo and hId street anaxe Magistrate Cornell smiledburglar wax taken beforo him

you slimIng with an axe Ama member f Committee of Fifteen

asked time MagistrateWell Judg time burglar Ive not

got thnt fur yetMuirlstruto sent him to the Island for

three months

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Once a Drunkard hut AfCerirsrd llsnsgerof license for InebriatesA Hunting founder of New

Homu for Intemperate Menat 1175 Madison aviinue died Mny 30 at Keyport N J He was born seventyfour yearsago In Kdgnrtown Ho hotel-keeper for years At one time ho wasaddicted an exce lve use of liquor hutho was converted and reformed In l 7a undertime Trenching of the late Mr Moody In

l o he raided a fund of linoOM anti foundedthem wellknown home for Intemperatus

sreot and MidUoii avenueWilliam H Vandprhlt KredurUb HThomas Unix Hector C timid

Harriet were Rinonc the contribu-tors to time fund Mr Hunting was residentmanager of tlie homo until IHUJ when he retired wits l v tin Hev Oeorge8 Avery He leaves a wIse The Intermentwas

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n Was luIoreU In Accident at HanktrU tn WhichIlls Locoraollie Was Wrecked

DtWKiBK N V June B George AtkinsDickinson of Dunkirk the engineer Injured-

In the accident on this Dunkirk AlleghenyValley and 1itnhtirg Itallrond lust eveningdied at the Ilrooks Hospital at 2 oclock hitmorning Ills heart wn cru hrd his headmend arms badly hurt mind his whole trunkand both les scnlded th hotwater niid tritu Mnn front under

Ie I have itiiule my la t runMr l hall been H ln en

for Dunkirk Allegheny Valley andimp In iso He

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health and resuiieil vrU tw weeksago He was born IP rredonlH In t 37 aridwets the foti of Cnn lta IHeklnsonthe State Mho wa il o a nldlcrln time

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Obituary Notes

Col Wlllhm I e Trelchl died onclnv after u long Illmss at hU home IVx liist-Twentylnirlh ureet Hi was learn In1lillndelpMl oi Inn 4 l n At outlipilk of the Ivll arheehlltcdasIn the Slxtli IVniiylviinlii Invnlry lietlngui lieil blnielr at lleverly 1ord mel inother vM tiromoied-oftnn fr gull nit nrvlre his nt time nfthe wilt he Coloiiel nf leiriineplNoon lifter the wnr he CAlICO to this nnd-lieinine II liteinlx r nf tin yrk SIM-IXehinge lie oi i eilt Iwrftie nf illliKiilili ister Mr smitisin vive Iin Tii fuiieril tie u s-

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He organied imd uiHnM nt hi iuia i iiuin In m ervinduring Civil War It vn slim hed-tn Ilin First llegiiiient w Volun-teer Mr Toiuie wits

Mrs Mary Ann Yerxn thin uldnw of ChnrlesVersa lerlcktiiii N II mnl at timehome of her daughter MM v nrnsnnrtli

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The body of Mrs Adelaide Mott Belldaughter of the late Valontiim Mott arrivedyesterday aboard the French steamshipIi Lorraine from Havre In

sexton of Holy Trinity ChurchParis A lurge cabl ilookaft was iHnv rt d a mortuary cnaiieland the eoflln on a beneath a

whltn crow froth a blackdraped wall The ceiling and minor of time

wero covered WiLls Freshflowers were put In the dayof time voyage Kdwnrd Hell usedon worn nt tlie

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David Kahn an octogenarian Frenchmenwho Lies been a diamond merchant In theUnited States for II century and whofor time last twenty lies had a shop at75 Walker street is In the Insane navlllon atmental condition He was taken to the hoj-pltal yesterday front his house at 21 Wmtt

street Dr Lhis family phyMclan and hh won K D Kiihnan exporter who lives at 2il West ii3d tretDr admitting iibyslcian sJdthat the old man appeared t l oonly from a attack of

11AC11IX1STS HAVT HESrOXD

Offer of CntUi Work to Talk OverSituation Ignored by the Mm-

InoviDBNOE B 1 II Hoadley President of tle Putter Companysays that yestnrday he sent the Superintend-ent of the Corliss Works to Mr Moore

tin time innchlnKtV strike hereInst I him to intro n committee of

the taco wait upon the oftleidis of the com-pany for the purpose of arranging nil diffe-rence hinds Mrspent the afternnon at the CorlU Worksbut ilid not rnspond Thernfore-nn was sent out for io innohlpl tM on the lorms that

constitute a weeks ork timerate of weePs to lie In nddltlm aprominm will be patti hafed upon eftielency

Striking MachInists Appeal for SlonejA committee from the Intornatlonal Asso-

ciation of Mayhlnist aiked time Central Fed-erated Union terday for support for thestriking machinists Thn spokesman raidthat there tire Mouu machinists on strike fnrthe ninehour workday throughout time lottest Statos of whom Joiwi nre nonunion men

Vn have the challengn Issuodby th National Metal Trulet Assnclatldp

Kiid hIlt we mu t heave furds to paya strike benefit to time nonunlo men to keepthem from haelt to work

lie said that would SIMnoo K-

eek to strike b no ts tn time nonunionnvti Th c F I von il to glvn m nnd

Its to teL them anillotedunion for subscriptions

Lay Dead Two Slay IlchUd llrr tiedMargaret Whellahun or Rennet years

old wns found dend In her room yesterdayat n iionrdliie house Mrs 1 llriico-Ht m Hal ey Newark An emptybottln wlilrli find contained a corn winfound ut her hit She mud been n ing climesFriday nnd nil time unit lain on the floorbttwren the the u mill while her roommil been freimmtly the landlady

ml scrvuntx She was on headover n year n nnother numn In the back-room of H saloon In New-ark and Kivrrnl weeks In tile hnsiiliil-SlTerltig from n Imd cu Sni Isto have u l tnr named Moore at tunCharles Street this city

Drowned From a llout tn Flooded QuarryJacob S Kiiuhnd avenue Frnnklln-

X 1 nnd a friend trans JMlevlllo wereilllnc n small hoot In n flooded quarry nt

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The new and large additions to ourFifth Avenue establishment hive given us

The Largest PlanoWarerooms in New York

Catering a Floor Space of lfi0iO Sq Feet

and containing an imminsc variety ot thefamous liardinan Uprights and New Baby

Grands at very moderate Prices ind oaSmall Monthly Payments if desired

Renting Pianos forSen Slioro or City a SpecialtyNo Charge or

HARDMAN PECK COFifth Ave Oth St

Iltonklyn ItepretenUtlTejAND CO 470 rultonSK

Your Vacationwill be a period of anxiety If

your valuables are left s-

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Furs Paintings etcfor protection and storage

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f fast T4 He sure you get the genuine imported article the neck of 3-

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