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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1889. ONE FOR THE 'VARSITY SWARTHMOItE'S POOT BALL PLAYERS POLITICS 18 GENERAL VERY HTTLE INTEREST SHOWN IN THE STATE CONTEST. ENTIRELY OUTMATCHED. AN EPISODE OF JERSEY POLITICS.

Ex Speaker Balrd Now the Driver of a Broadway Car. Special Telegram to Thb Tihiw. Trenton, October 5. Should Leon Abbett, tbe Democratic candidate for Governor of New Jersey, chanoe to get on a certain Broadway horse car in New York and catch a glimpse of tbe driver, he would 'be astonished and probably have au inward sense of pleasure and of gratified re vengo, for If be got on this car and saw its driver he would recognize Ex Speaker Will lam M. Baird.

who two vears ago last winter. A VERY ONE SIDED CONTEST THE MAYOR AND THE BOODLE formed us that he would raise the needed amount without making any assessment upon department employes. At the same time, he said, if tbey desired to make a contribution to their respective ward committees he would not interfere, but be at tbe same time added that tbey were at perfect liberty to do as they chose." While the Republican organization has purchased 20,000 needed tax receipts, it Is known that the Democrats have pot purchased any, exeept in Individual Instances. Tbe treasury of tbe Democratic city committee Is not filled to overflowing, and at the last moetlng of the committee on organization it was decided to let eacb ward, in the matter of lax receipts, take care of itself. EXPECTED CHANGES.

The Republican leaders generally believe that there will be some changes made in tbe Federal offices of thisolty during the coming week. The knowing ones are of the opinion that Thomas J. Powers will receive his commission as Naval Officer and that Captain Walters, of Phoenixvllle, will be appointed Tho Pennsylvania University Eleven Pats Up an Aggressive Game and Opens the Season in Good Style. He Guarantees 910,000 for Tax ReceiptsJohn Field Will be the Next Postmaster. by a combination of anti Abbott Democrats and the entire Republican vote, was chosen speaker of the House of Assembly.

Balrd was a rural nhvslelan uo in Warren county. When be ran for the Assembly In tbe fall of 1886 be did it through a bolt. He The State and county elections will be held On Tuesday, November 6, just four weeks and two days from date, aad yet there has been, with the exception of the fight in the was an Abbctt man then or professed to be. N. E.

Cor. ahih and Arch. He even got the ex Governor to make a speech in bis favor during tho campaign. He surveyor of thePort during tbis month. The District Attorney's Convention, little or no excitement Throughout the State the party hadu't much money and Abbett is said to Illness of Superintendent Fox.of the Mint, has started tho gossip that he will shortly retire.

Postmaster General Wanamnker was among 9 BURD QRUBB. E. leaders on both sides have been straightening their fences and getting things into shape generally, but both find it difficult to arouse the callers yesterday at the Mint to ascertain Mr.Fox's real condition. Some of the employes Bald that Mr. Fox would more than likely be nave given nun a check to help mm aiong.

He wanted another check, so tho story goes, but it was refused. Perhaps the refusal to duplicate the contribution first turned Balrd against Abbett. At any rate when the session opened and the antl Abbctt Democrats made an alliance with the Reuubllcans to oriranize tbe House any enthusiasm. on hand ror duly on Monday, it is said that the present attack is the second which the Superintendent has had. and that he will be THE CONTEST IN JERSEY Pennsylvania taught Swarthmore how to play foot ball yesterday afternoon to the tune of 76 to 0.

The game from the opening play was one sided, and had it not been the first of the season would have possessed no interest for the spectators. Play was started at 8.18, Pennsylvania guarding the east goal and having the ball in her possession. The first run was made by Thayer, who with but little opposition car tied the ball into the opponent's goal, and Hill kicking the goal made the score 6 0. Swarthmore then brought the ball out, but quickly lost it to the 'Varsity on four downs, and the latter, taking advantage of this, in sideof eight minutes had another touch down. Swarthmore repeated the operation of losing tbe ball, resulting in another goal for Pennsylvania, by brilliant run.

The wearers of the red again essayed 'to advance the ball, but in the scrimmage which followed the tackling of their half back it One of the main reasons why there is so much apathy is generally attributed to the and eventually defeat Abbott Balrd was unable to give that close attention to the made Sneaker In order to et him entirely in duties of bis position wblcb bas been bis fact that there is but one State ofhee to fill, the deal, although all his committees were ar custom. It Is believed that no change will be an BOTH PARTIES ENGAGED IN AN AG nounced for the Postofllce until the latter and, as a consequence, there is none of that interest which attaches to the election of an entire State ticket Some of the politicians who look upon the offices as the reward of GRESSIVE CAMPAIGN. part or November, when the term of the present incumbent expires. POLITICAL CLUBS. The East End Democratic Club of th the division carrier, say it is not to be ex.

CANDIDATES ACTIVE HIE jj'jjj11 AND' pocted that the boys will enthuse when the Eighteenth ward bas selected tbe following ranged for blm by the Republicans. It was a terribly stormy session, as everybody remembers. Baird had a hard time of It In the Speaker's chair, but he carried out the programme arranged for him. At the close of the session, being repudiated by the Democrats and slighted by the Republicans, he wont to New York, where he started in medicine. He had handsome offices on Twenty third street and flooded the city with circulars.

His face was painted on the fences around vacant lots and wlie.e new buildings were being erected. He labeled himself "Speaker of the New Jersoy House of Assembly" in all his advertising. He, however, did not succeed, and after a good deal of hard luck he is nowthe driver of a Broadway car. best plums in the Federal service are allowed to remain in the hands of the active Demo delegates to the General Assembly William J. Mullen, William Kelley, John J.

MoArdle, The Liquor League Claim That the Hugh New and James Mcllrtue. crats who were appointed during the last ad Leslslatlve Ticket ts Stronger Than The following were selected by the Fourteenth Ward Democratic Association: John was gotten by a Pennsylvania man and quickly forced across the line by Hill, the Last Tear and Predlot Victory, ministration. KNOCKS THEM OUT OF BOODLE. P. J.

Bcnsenderfer, Jacob Dowler, Joseph Vanklrk and A. G. Forsvth. DIRECT FROM THE PARIS EXPOSITION touch down resulting in a goal. BWABTHMORE'S INEFFECTUAL RUNS, The George 8.

Graham and West End Re Allen McDermott chairman of the Demo Another of the arguments used by the practical politician is, that if they had their own men in place they would be able to col publican (colored) Clubs or the Firth ward, which have heretofore been rival organiza cratic State committee, is following out ON Short runs by Swarthmore followed, but she did not seem able to keep tbe ball, and Abbett's idea of a most vigorous campaign. tions, have consolidated under the name of lect considerable cash for campaign purposes, a good run by Beyer made the score 30 0, which they argue is essential for well He has every county in perfect working order. He has adjusted a most perplexing the West End Club. Tbe following officers were unanimously agreed upon: President Constantlnc K. Hubert; vice presidents, Harry On being brought out, for a time the Monday Tuesday Wednesday Kicnaruson and John J.

iirown: nnancia row in Union county and said yesterday that coveted leather was held by the Quakers, but on four downs Pennsylvania secured it. lated political battles. They maintain that it is a difficult matter to get the old timers to man the polls when they find that they secretary, W. P. N.

Brown; corresponding. the threatened revolt in Hudson had been and Beyer, with the aid of Church's fine secretary, A. v. Fearce treasurer, w. H.

Da. vis; marshal. Luke White. cannot nope to secure recognition, except in tided over. The leaders of the two factions in that Gibraltar of Democracy have entered October 7.

October 8. interference, made another tonch down. Hill The consolidation was made memorable bv October 9. A FATHER'S FRIGHTFUL CRIME. In a Fit of Drunken Base He Kills Ills Son and Daughter.

Special Telegram to Thk Times. Charleston, W. October 5. A fearful tragedy was enacted tbis morning in a littlecabin occupied by Mary and Andrew Kempf, brother itnd sister, on the bill back of the west end of this city. The father of the two children, in a fit of drunken rage, attacked them with a large dlrk knlfe, and when Constable Nelson and two or three citizens entered the premises about half past 9 this morning the children were In a dying a tew special cases, without having to uii dergo civil service examination.

kicked the goal. a series of grand festivities, at which the members and their friends wero in attend into a compact to support Abbott and the regular county ticket, with the exception of Green then endeavored to advance the ance. Present appearances indicate that the interest in the selection of a candidate for Governor next year, and the nominations of a one booked nominee for the Assembly, ball, but was unable to accomplish anything on account of Johnson's fine tackling and lost it to his opponents, who, by the brilliant LEWIS HAS ACCEPTED. Colonel Heppenheimer, upon whom harmony cannot be centered, and in his district a free fight will be permitted because it cannot be runs ot lhayer and Audenreid, scored again, no Notifies the Committee That lie ureen a second time tried to make ground averted. but again lost, and Beyer, tbe Pennsylvania Will Make the Fleht.

John F. Lewis, candidate for District At condition, while tbe father was contemplat M'PERMOTT A HUSTLER. naii Dack, ran it close to swarthmore line, where it was forced across by Hill, who lm McDermott is only second to Abbctt as a torney on the Democratic ticket, yesterday sent his letter of acceptance to the notifying ing his bloody work In a dazed sort of way. Ho was still armed with the knife, but after a little strategy had been resorted to the weapon was secured and be was taken into mediately afterward, on the punt ant, failed hustler, and is noted for his nerve and sa committee. It Is as follows to kick a goal and, time being called, play gacity.

Like the candidate, he is a robust, Gentlemen: I cheerfully and proudly was stopped, tne score standing 46 to 0. healthy man of untiring energy, and his custody and locked up. A Justice of the Peace then accompanied a physician to the cabin and took the ante mortem statement of the boy, his sister being too weak to relate FORTUNE FAVORS THE 'VARSITY. sleep from now until the 6th of November At4.06 play was resumed, but Swarthmore, accept the nomination of tbe Democratic party for the office of Dlstrlot Attorney, of which you have officially informed me to day, and my best wish Is that my party shall never feel that I have been unworthy of the honor will be limited. wnat naa occurred.

Felix Kempf. the father, missed some small William C. Fisk, the secretary of the State discouraged by her want of success, soon lost the ball which had been in her keeping at THESE DAYS WILL BE FASHION'S FETE DAYf With us and for you all. We will make the GRANDEST EXHIBIT ever attempted by us. Store has been transformed into ONE GORGEOUS TEMPLE OF FASHION for the occas We secured by Personal Visit to the Grand Exposition the Most Beautiful HATS and BONN, ever brought to this country.

They come from the MAMMOTH SHOW CASES IN THE EXPOSITION Direct to us. They have no duplicates and THEIR EQUAL CANNOT BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. Our best taste, judgment and effort were unsparingly devoted while in Paris to obtaining the most Charming Novelties to render Our Opening a Delightful Surprise, to you all. Paris Exposition Souvenir TO BE GIVEN AWAY. We will distribute among our patrons a Grand Souvenir obtained bv Mrs.

Heller nersonallv articles, Including several flat irons, from his bouse, which stands about a quarter of a mile from the cabin occupied bv bis two conferred upon me. committee, is a young lawyer of Jersey City who performed the duties of private secre the start, and Pennsylvania gained it. Hill lax Keceiver and the usual quota of Magistrates next spring overtops that of the contest for State Treasurer. The average ward leader is ever ready to discuss the subjects named, but when spoken to regarding the State fight he will quickly answer, Oh, it's all over. Boyer's a sure winner," and is ready at once to dismiss the subject There is one thing certain in this fight The Republican State committee officers are hard at work endeavoring to get out a fair percentage of their vote and the city organization, under the direction of Allen B.

Borke, chairman, is battling as vigorously, as far as the practical arrangements go, as though they had a close fight on hand. The Democrats are apparently so hopelessly divided by factionalism in this city on questions of policy in the State in an effort of the friends of the respective Gubernatorial candidates to secure control of the organization of the counties in order to secure the delegates for the State Convention that there appears to have been so so far no real effort made to make even a respectable showing of the Democratic vote. There is method in the efforts of the Republican leaders to get out a good vote, as the belief is that if they secure a majority ruuuing up into big figures many of the strong men on the Democratic side If I am elected I shall strive to perform then kicked the ball and Shell, the Swarth children. Going over to the cabin he accused tary for Abbett while Governor of the State. my duty honestly, without partiality and his daughter of having taken the Irons.

She more full back, being tackled close to his denied It, when the father applied a very offensive epithet to her and, drawing his Benjamin F. Lee, the treasurer, is clerk to the Supreme Court, a position he has held for years. There is a question whether the goal, was forced to make a safety. Knue, plunged It twice into Mary stomach. As the girl fell she received two more cuts without reproach, and if I am dofeatod I will carry out of the campaign the consciousness that I have aimed to serve my party and at the same time regarded strictly the Interests of tbe whole people as paramount to those of any party.

"My candidacy, as von have stated will supreme Court Clerkship or ft similar posi Fortune again favored Pennsylvania and the ball on four downs, going to her, was by Syphcr forced across the line, making the from tht frenzied father, one on tbe face and tion to the Court of Chancery is the most re tne other in the right side. The brother sprang on his father in an at munerative in the State. The latter is held score 54 to 0, the goal being kicked by Hill. by the chairman of the State committee. Swarthmore again failed to gain ground The offices are run on the old fashioned ana unurcli gaining tbe ball carried it be fee system and lawyers say that the income tempt to save his sister's life, when the old man stabbed him twice In the abdomen, causing the entrails to protrude from the wounds.

When the young people were discovered they presented a horrible sight, while the floor of the cabin was almost as bloody as a slaughter tween the posts, upon which Hill kicked the of either is not less than $20,000 a year. demonstrate at least that tbe office Is an elective one, the free gift of the people of Philadelphia, and not held by tbe mere right of occupancy. By an unwritten law the President of tbe United States is not eligible for more than two terms, and by express provision of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, the Governor of the Commonwealth, the Auditor General, State Treasurer, Judges of tbe Supreme Court and county Sheriffs and Treas The incumbents were appointed by Abbett goal. WOK WITH PLENTY TO SPARK pen. The boy and girl died later In the day.

Pennsylvania, on the ball being brought out, soon got it again and Wright succeeded SHOT BY FOOTPADS. from the Paris Exposition, especially for, this, OUR FIRST GRAND PALL OPENING in our new establishment, surpassing in art, beauty and merit anything ever distributed in Philadelphia. in making another touch down, though no An Insurance Agent Dan coronal goal resulted. Church immediately after Wounded Near Ills Home. Kansas City, October 5.

Wm. P. Rogers, made throe more touch downs in succession, goals for all Of which were kicked by Hill, urers are not eligible for election to the torm succeeding the one they have enjoyed. It Is against the spirit of our free Institutions that such an office as District Attorney should be held 1n perpetuity. Were this the law, olty, county and State offices would be equivalent to lile appointments, and by the influence which would necessarily surround them, the freest country upon tbe earth would be ruled with a rod of iron." the general agent for Missouri and Kan From and at 4.46 the game stopped, the score sas of the Equitable Llfo Insurance Company of Iowa, at balf past eight o'clock last night was shot by a footpad In front of his home standing 7b 0 in Pennsylvania's favor.

The following are the teams Pennsylvania. Swarthmore, Hill Full back Shell. Half.backg Beyer "ml DacKa 1 who are spoken of as acceptable candidates for Governor will weaken and allow a poor nomination to be made. GUBERNATORIAL ECHOES. The fight in Clearfield county for the election of delegates to next year's Republican State Convention, which ended on Tuesday last, shows that the fight on that side has really narrowed down to a vigorous contest between Adjutant General Hastings and Senator Delamater.

As Clearfield adjoins Centre county the belief was general that Hastings would win the delegates, but as his ticket succeeded in winning by only one vote, it goes to show that despite General Hastings' talked of popularity his friends will have to keep in continuous fighting trim if they hope Paris, London, T. M. C. A. ANNUAL FALL, GAMES.

Church Quarter back Morris. and dangerously wounded. Mr. Rogers was returning home at that hour and was not more than a dozen paces from his door, when one of two men he had noticed leaning idly against a fence as he was passing seized him by the arms, bending them backward, while the other thrust a pistol In hlB face. The latter demanded his monev.

Mr. Rog Berlin Da'rcy Sypher Wright Simpson Van Johnson Rushers Llppincott. Perfect Weather and Good Sport Attracts a Fair Attendance. The annual fall games of the Y. M.

C. A. Athletlo Club were hold yesterday at the grounds of the club, at Belmont and Elm avenues. The friends of tho contestants to about the number of a thousand, among whom the fair sex largely predominated, were ers jerked his arms from the grasp of the man behind him and brushed aside the pistol Hats, Silks, Laces, Wraps, Gloves, Cloaks, Emotions, Ruching, Jackets, Ribbons, Hosiery, Bonnets, Plushes, Velvets, Jewelry, Umbrellas, Dress Goods i Handkerchiefs, Dress Trimming, 7 Millinery Trimming, Boots and Shoes, nwiu oy ine man in ironi. iioin too rooDcr then stopped aside and one of them dis And other great European Centres of Fashion, have been gleaned by us in PRINCETON'S OPENING DAY.

charged his pistol, It being held so close to Mr. Roarers' face that all the left side wna unvc uiuj Beuure inu nomination. Neither of the prominent candidates have publicly announced their ambition, but the oamy powaer ourned. xbeouiiot enteredtlie right cheek and Dashed throuo fnt.hn nft inenas oi ootn, with an eye single to to LEON ABBETT. Walking quietly away, the footpads turned and shot again at the wounded man.

The shot did no harm. Then tbe robbers crossed person last Summer the choicest Merchandise, in the JSTewest Styles. The products1' the Best Milliners and present to encourage the brawny young athletes to put forth their best efforts. A more perfect day for outdoor sports could not have been had and the club turned out its best athletes as contestants. In the events given belnwwhere the time is not given it was not taken.

Tho first event on the programme was the 100 yards dash, which was won by W. Per rett in 11 seconds, with J. E. Terry second. to tbe opposite sidewalk and escaped in the uuianuss.

main chance, have been on the alert. Mayor Fitler has sounded the call to arms for Hastings at this end of the line, and his friends in Centre county, it is said, spent ten days prior to the holding of the convention in Clearfield county assisting his delegates to win the fight. Chairman Andrews, of the State committee, is known to be very friendly to Senator Delamater, but his official duties Lee for the third term. The latter is the opposite to McDermott. He is tall, always faultlessly dressed, and Chesterfieldian in grace of deportment.

He is a thoroughgoing politician of the quiet style and knocks a candidate out so politely that defeat is robbed of the virulency of its sting. FLACK'S PARTNEK IK GUILT. Tailors have been secured by us, and, with our own creations, will be nlaced The Search for Sarah Cherry, Other. wise Mrs. Itaymond.

Special Telegram to Thk Times. before you this week for your inspection Housekeeping Linens, New York, October 5. at this time keep him busy with Candidate Boyer. When the November election has passed and gone it is believed that both of the prin Sarah Cherry, alias Mrs. Raymond, indicted and comparison with all others.

with theother Flack conspirators, is still miss Housekeeping Supplies. ing, but a clue has been found which in cipal candidates will make official announcements of their desires, and that in addition many of the smaller counties in the State A Closely Contested Game With Lehigh University. Special Telegram to Thk Times. Princeton, Octobers. The first foot ball game here of the season was a hard fought one between Lehigh and Princeton this afternoon.

Although both teams are muob lighter than last year, there was plenty of snap In the play. Professor Wilcox, of Lehigh, umpired, and F. S. Miller, '90, of Princeton, was tho roferee. Play began at 2.40, with Lehigh In possession of the ball, but losing It on a fumble, regaining It on four downs.

Princeton then gained the ball on a fumble and by a run of thirty yards by Ames, a kick and runs by Poe, Lewis and Black the bail was forced within a foot of Lehigh's goal line and Black made the first touch down for Princeton, scoring 4 for Princeton In twenty minutes. After this Lehigh's work was more snappy, and they were able to keep the ball near the centre of the field, and several times brought it within fifteen yards of the Princeton goal. Coates made a brilliant run, gaining seventy yards for Lehigh, but was brought back for off side play. Black muffed a free catch of Hutchinson's kick, and lost thirty yards. Lehigh gained thirty five yavds by a run of Dashlell, and time was called with tbe ball in the centre of the field.

Play was resumed at 8.19 and, by the use of the trick, Poe scored a touch down iu ten seconds. From this Ames kicked a goal, thus dicates that she is located In Connecticut. The officials of the District Attorney's office do THE DEMOCRATIC WORKERS. The work of the campaign on the Democratic side is in the hands of Candidate Abbett, who will personally superintend every important detail. He is a stickler on questions of detail in politics as well as in private work so much so that, to the amazement of New York lawyers, he will not permit the most insignificant of legal papers to leave his office without his personal inspection.

He will be aided by Jim Smith, the wealthy manufacturer of Newark, and Gottfried WE INVITE COMPARISON AND DEFY ALL COMPETITION. will each have a statesman willing and anx not feel responsible for tbe escape of Mrs. Raymond, as they say she disappeared before The 230 yards dash was also won by W. M. Pcrrett In 26 seconds, with Terry second again.

The 440 was won by W. B. Adanison, H. W. Schllohter second.

C. H. Buckley won the mile walk In 9.14. S. L.

Knight second, 9.19. The half mile run for juniors was won by Gilbert 8. Moore, in 8.83, George C. Bartlett, second. In the one mile bicycle race H.

W. Taxis was the only contestant. Time, 8.54. Hnlf mlle run, W. Morris first, in 2.48; H.

W. Schllohter second. The one mile run was won by W. H. Morris, In B.35; Thomas W.

Elder second. Tbe pole vaulting was won by C. T. Buchols, 8 feet 11 inches; Abbott Collins, 8 feet 8 inches. Running high Jump, C.

S. Amwake won with 6 feet 8 Inohes; L. F. L. Pyncheon second.

feet 4 Inches. O. 8. Bon sall put the shot S3 feet 10 Inohes; C. 8.

Amwake, 30 foot. Running broad jump, C. 8. Amwake won with 18 feet Inches S. M.

Goucher second. Gilbert S. Moore, won tho putting the shot for Juniors, making 28 feet ious to get a place somewhere on the ticket the District Attorney's attontlon was called to the Flack scandal by Chief Justice Larra The fight for the nomination for Governor will mean something, and an idea of what it Will be can be gathered from the fact that it overtops, even at this early day. the State more, of the Common Pleas. RAND OPE The conspirators will be summoned to the bar In Part 1 of Oencral Sessions on Wednes agnt ana the ailing of ederal offices.

day next to plead to the Indictment found FIELD AND TUB POST OFFICE. 'o add to the interest of the occasion and make it not only one of RARE SIGHT SEEING and EYE FEASTING, we will make it memorable as a BARGAIN EVENT. against tbem, but It Is more than probable that their counsel will ask for further time to examine the voluminous Indictments before permitting their clients to plead. Any such request will be strenuously opposed by District Attorney Fellows, who Is determined He Sees Mr. Wanamnker and Will inches; H.

GuyGundaker, 26 feet 1 inch. Aocept the Appointment. Cloaks, Silks, A TUG OF WAR. In the tug of war the West Philadelphia 10 pusn tne trial oi tne case as rapidly as consistent with thoroughness. Postmaster General Wanamaker saw John Field yesterday for the first time since the latter's return from Europe.

Mr. Field wired Krueger, the wealthy brewer of the same place. They are leaders of the Essex county Democracy and have immediate charge of that important and, in fact, vital point of battle. It was in Essex that the Democratic forces under Smith and Krueger three years ago, in the Green campaign, flanked and routed the Republicans by turning a possible 2,500 Republican majority into a 900 Democratic. The district of the State between Trenton and the seashore is under the immediate control of Clerk Lee.

Abbett and McDermott, however, will always be within hailing distance on South Jersey matters, for the candidate gives it out that be will pay a great deal of attention 600 LADIES' 5 EOW FEENCH BROAD Boning six points to tne score. Tliroutrli sev HEMPHNER AT FRANKFORD. CLOTH CAPES, with pinked edges in Black, Mr. wanamaker that be would go to Wash eral foul tackles and offsldo play Princeton branch was represented by Walter Rudolph, anchor; Harry Anderson, D. A.

Norton, 2, and E. E. Storey, 1. On the Central branch were W. Wharton, anchor; A.

B. Ehet, C. A. Wallynon, 2, and W. H.

Milne, 1. The West Philadelphia branch won by five inches. Navy, Tans, Gray and Green, at $3, worth wasunven to witnin niteen yarns or the goal, but Ames gained twentv flve vards bv snrlnt ngton to see him, but as tbe Postmaster Gen. eral bad decided to come to Philadelphia yes Get Kensington Manufacturers Can No Satisfaction. $7.50.

lng arou nd the end of tho rushers and a run by terday he sent word to Mr. Field informing him of bis Intention and naming an hour for u. T. Bucholz (8 yards) won the 100 yards 150 NOVELTY SETS OF ASTRAKHAN CA PES AND MUFFS at $12.50 a set, worth The mill owners and manufacturers of Kensington who, as a committee, waited upon tne interview. special open handicap in 1 OX seconds; F.

w. omcK, earned ine oau again to tne centre of tbe grounds. Dashiell now made an excellent run for Princeton, but offside play and interferences lost them ground until at tho end of twenty two minutes Black made a Alien i second. mayor fitter ana Director stoklev last Tues $16. The result of the talk, as far as could be learned after careful inquiry, Is that there day and presented a petition asking that the transfer of Assistant Engineer Hempnor run, gained thirty yards and made another Is really no change in the situation.

Mr, SOME GOOD SPRINTING. 220 yards dash, C. T. Buoholz, 10 vards, first: to the Delaware end of the State. He recognizes the fact that it will require skill and hard work to keep the great Republican majorities of the lower tiers" of counties down ASTRAKHAN CAPES, extra heavy and satin lined, at $3.48 and $3.08.

These arc just in the "nick of time" for early Fall and Wanamaker wants Mr. Field to be the Post touch down for l'rinceton, from which Ames kicked a goal. NEW DEPfiRUENTSl Press Goods. We will opsn to yon to day a Department Completely and Handsomely Stocked with Staple and Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods. To give the New Department a Brilliant "Start Off" we will offer Soma GRAND INTRODUCTORY BARGAINS.

200 Pieces 40 inch ALL WOOL SIDEBAND CHEVIOT DRESS FABRIC at2c, worth 50c a yard. 1W5 Pieces 40 inch ALL WOOL PLAID CLOTHS at 35c, worth 55c. a yard. 80 Pieces ALL WOOL STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIR at 35c, worth 55c. a yard.

Here's a Tousing opening bargain! 60 Pieces WOOL HENRIETTA, in colors, at 40c; well worth 65c. 60 Pieces 40 inch SIDE BAND CAMEL'S HAIR at 50c; worth 75c. a yard. 46 INCH ALL WOOL PARIS CASHMERE, Henrietta finish, at 05a: worth rrom tneir district to rankford bo reconsidered, have as yet received no answer to The principal features of the game wore FROM THE GREAT EXPOSITION we obtained many CHARMING NOVELTIES unlike anything obtainable in the ordinary Silk Warehouses. They are of surpassing richness in design and texture, including rich Oriental designs in weaving and coloring, heavy brocaded and Persian stripes, in exquisite blending of color tones quite indescribable.

3 OUR SILK EXHIBIT WILL BE OF SURPASSING BEAUTY. As Opening Bargains we offer 100 pieces BROCADED SILK, of our own importation, in day and evening shades, at 55c; worth $1 per yard. 40 pieces rich black FAILLE FRAN CAISE at 75c; worth $1.25. 88 pieces PEAU DE SOIE at 91c; well Worth $1 25 50 pieces BLACK EHADAME at 73c: W. M.

Perrett, acrntoh, second. Tlmo, Half mile run, open, H. W. Schllchtor, 85 yards, first; W. M.

Morris, scratch, second. their request. are about half price. Don't fail to get one. tho kicking at the umpire's decisions, the to their normal figures.

master, and while the members of the firm to which be belongs are averse to his accepting the place, bis most Intimate friends say that he bas made up bis mind to do so. It was ascertained that Mr. Young is not giving the runs of Ames. Black. Poe.

Dashiell and Coates At the Mayor's office no Information could One lot medium fall weight NEWMAR Time, 2.13. 220 yards hurdle, W. M. Porrott, Ex Congressmen Pidcock and Miles Boss, while not members of the State committee. KETS, loose plaited fronts, bell sleeves, all and the rush lino work ot rurness, Janeway, Wood and Brown.

Tbe following are the yards, first; W. L. Chestcrman, scratch. be obtained on the subject yesterday, and the only answer Director Stokley could be Induced to make to questions on the subject sizes, at $3.73, worth 13.50. are virtually superintending affairs in the second.

Time, Pole vault, open, C. T. same active attontlon to tbe bust 100 SILK SEALSKIN PLUSH JACKETS district between Elizabeth, Union county, Bucholz, 5 inches, first; W. H. Jungkurtb, 12 ness of the house lately as has been at 88.50, worth $12.

and Trenton. All these men are trained teams ana positions: Princeton. Warren Left Wood Loft tackle Brown Left aruard Inches, second; 9 feet 2 Inches. 440 yards was: i ne matter is still under consideration by tbe Mayor. When be wilt reach a decision and cause the Kensington committee LEiuon.

D.ishielL politicians and know the State well from one ansa, open, j. n. A. Brooks, 25 yards, first 100 SILK SEALSKIN PLUSH SACQUES, 40 inches long, at $13.50, worth $18. to oe nonneu I do not know." C.

Bucholz, 10 yards, second. Time, .54 4 5. his custom for years past. Mr. Field hns long been the executive head of the establishment and as the business of tbe bouse is said on indisputable authority to have increased fully $300,000 within the past end to the other.

GRITBB 18 ACTIVE. 150 FINE ENGLISH WALKING JACK One mile run, open, William 8. French, first Thomas Janeway Right guard. H. McKar.

second. Time, fi.21. kunninir An Old Woman Fatally Burned. Denton. Octobers.

Miss Hester Foun. General Grubb has given his personal at tiaie Might II I tint. Furncss Rlirht end Kmerv. high jump, open, Charles Pierson, 4 Inches, first; W. C.

Gray, 5 inohes, second height, ETS, a special opening bargain, at $3.00, well worth 600 STOCKINETTE JACKETS, with Bell hut; iiiumnH ii can renauy do seen wny Field's business partners are anxious for him to decline Mr. Wanamaker's offer to present tention to the canvass and his friends assure tain, an old lady residing with her niece. Mrs. ieet. worth $1.25 a yard.

Quarter back (Capt.) him that there will be a Republican victory, The officers of the day were James Watson. A fine collection of Black Satin Stripes or coat sleeves, bound with braid Just the weight for present wear. They'll go quirk AinesujaDt.1.. riHiT DacK rJi v. referee; Judges of the finish.

Edgar D. Farles, uu uttuiu iu me rremaenc THE SITUATION UNCHANGED. 87c a yard. A choice assortment in COMBINATION' CAMEL'S HAIR FANCY STRIPES, ORI and Brocades, 180 pieces of COLORED S. A.

Cline, in this town, was fatally burned this morning. She was in the act of taking a burning stick of wood from the stove when the flames Ignited her clothing. Her screams Lewis Fu ll back tch 1 nson. which will be satisfactory in all its details and give earnest of a State victory for the a. ii.

r. lioui ann n. m. nowiana. as follows At $2.90, $3.90, $4.90 and $5.90 FAILLE FRANCA ISE at 03c.

regular Mr. Wanamaker had just left Thomas Dolan. with whom be had a long talk, when he was Republicans. A Game at nsverford. i.2a gooas.

au uie new shades. THE BALTIMORE POST OFFICE. asked Is there any change In the situa Drougnt assistance, but not before the fire bad stripped her of her clothes and had terribly charred her body. She Is still living, but At Haverford yesterday afternoon the worm nearly uounie. Untrimmed Hats, tion regarding tbe Philadelphia Post Office Collegians opened tbe foot ball season by a Ex Senator Hobert, of, Paterson, chairman of the Republican State committee, is a thoroughly posted man and an indefatigable Resnlt of the Examination of Post.

wiia uo nope oi recovery. and Mr. Field's probable appointment?" With Millinery Trimmings In every variety now on exhibition. BIRDS master Brown's Methods. look of fixed determination the Postmaster name with tbe All Philadelphia eleven.

From start to finish the result of the irame was In douht, but thecollegro boys, by dint of hard The Candy Poisoning Case. Special Telegram to Thb Tikes. In vast pyramids they stand before yon here in bewildering beauty of hue; they worker. Ex Congressman llalsey, of the committee, has been entrusted with the General in a very positive manner, said "No, sir; there ts none. I saw Mr.

Field to St. John, N. October 5. The New Bruns Washington, October 5. of all Feather and Clime are here.

WINGS, work and superior skill, managed to pull off Newark or Essex county end of the fight. Theodore Roosevelt has made a report to wick Government and the city authorities of baffle description. We invite your inspection day for the first time since his return from Europe. We lunched together, and Mr. Field BREASTS, AIGRETTES, FEATHER with Judge Fort of the District Court, as the Civil Service Commission of his examina a victory, the score, after a prolonged struir irle, standing 6 to 0.

The teams were arranged as follows: to this fashion picture, which no pencil or his immediate adviser. State Treasurer St. John eacb offer a reward of 1,000 for the discovery of the person or persons who sent BANDS, etc, too multitudinous to de tion of tbe Baltimore Post Office. Toffey and Postmaster Dickinson, of Jersey Although considerable complaint has boen Haverford. All Philadelphia.

told me of the many things he saw while in Europe. We had a pleasant conversation, and there Is no change In tbe aspect of the affair mentioned. For any further Information pen can portray. To aid you we point out the elegant fine imported FRENCH FELT candles containing stryohnlne to Mrs. MoRae.

City, have charge of affairs in Hudson made against the present Postmaster, Frank scribe. Yon can buy 10c worth or invest $10, to your taste or means. Magnificent OSTRICH PLUMES and TIPS, shaded or Whitney Da vies Tbe case is the all absorbing topic here, and Bond. county, while State Controller Anderson, Drown, Mr. Roosevelt found little in his ex.

you must excuse me and see Mr, Field." HATS, with their graceful broad brims, Thurber wild stories of other attempts at poisoning amlnation to warrant condemnation. ENTAL. EMBROIDERED and FANCY CHECK DRESS FABRICS will be found In this Department. Black Goods. A Full line of New and Choice Fabrics for Mourning or Half Mourning New effects In Plain or Fancy Weaves.

We quote a few BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH, 48 iDchcs wide, Oc, 05c and 70c; worth 60c, 89c and $1 respectively. 150 Pieces double width BLACK PARIS SERGES and SURAH TWILLS at 35c, 40c, 50c. and 75c. As Opening Bargains they're one third under value. ALL WOOL BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIR, double width, at 30c; worth 55c a yard.

forComo right here (after this) for Dress Goods and Mourning Fabrics. Neic Silk Velvets, Our Volvets are simply superb. We hav Imported havily of them this year. In view solid colors. A gorgeous collection any one of the shrewdest and most affable men in the State, is looking after the campaign in Rushers some handsomely embroidered, others with are In circulation.

Haley Auchincloss. Postmaster Brown, according to the report. Hacker, shade yon want. Fur or Chenille Trimmings. They are simply succeeded I.

Parker Veazey. The latter was Mr. Field, who looks a picture of perfect health, and whose general air bespoke the Erosnerous business man, was on the way to Is office, when he was stopped and asked, "Is there anything new in the Post Office and about tbe capital. Collins FANCY PINS, BUCKLES, JET EDGES. appointed by President Cleveland and bad but snperb in the New Moss Green, Old Rose, Real Estate Transfers.

i he extreme end of south Jersey Is mar wood. rUS and other METAL, OKXAM1SNTS. little regard forclvil service, having dismissed shaled by Ex Congressman Hires, of Salem Serpent, Terra Cotta, Eiffel, etc Also Martin Quarter back Frnzier. Eaton county, and the redoubtable Senator Gard Forty two sales of real estate wore recorded yostcrday. The most Important were: N.

Butlor and V. Daily to S. Coon, property on the west side of Camao street, 880x55, for $30, matter There are rumors on the street that you will not accept the place." Mr. Field, who seemed somewhat annoyed that the subject had been so freely spoken of among he the Imported Silk Beaver Hats arc extremely stylish. See the new Thompson Darlington Full back Grlflith.

Housekeeping Linens, ner, of Atlantic City, that crafty and dangerous bailiwick, Camden county, and sur during his short reign four fifths of the old employes. Whon Brown assumed control he turned out of office many of Mr. Veazey'g friends and all but eleven of the Republicans. All of these removals. Mr.

Brown says, were ENGLISH FELT TURBANS, 60c. and Another new department now claims your 000. J. ptatrord to F. Mulverhlll.

nronertv on rounding territory is under the direction of politicians, saia: i no situation remains the same. There really isn't anything new to tell 80c. Some with fancy brims, covered with Killed While on Duty. Mounted Policeman Buckley, of the Tacony State Committeeman Sheriff Baird, subject attention and patronage hereafter. This maae tor cause and tne emciency or the the southwest corner of Seventeenth and Edgeley streets.

also property on the west side ol Seventeenth street, south of heavy corded silk some braided, and others to the Immediate supervision of the leader of leaders, Ex Senator Sewell. General Grubb Nearly all of the emnloves testified that with broad silk binding very stylish. you. If there was, It would be a pleasure for me to Impart It to you," and without saying anything further the to be Postmaster hurried off. The general belief among the ward leaders contains all kinds of HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, etc TABLE LINENS of all iMigeiey si root, 17x77 reet 0 inches, Brown, Navy, Ked, Tan, Terra Cotta, etc is surrounded by no mean force in the greatest battle New Jersey has witnessed for they bad contributed to campaign funds, but had not been compelled to do so.

In conclusion Mr. Roosevelt says: "In view of the condition of the office when namind FELT SAILOR HATS in Ked and Navy. district, died yesterday at his house, on Richmond street, from Internal Injuries received early Thursday morning on Ashton road, Holmcsburg. His horse fell and rolled on biro. He was found by Officer Plynn.

when he lingered In groat agony until he died. Buckley loaves a widow and one child. Knltthts Templar Conclave, Low Rates kinds bv the vard. LINEN TABLE COVERS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELS, TOWELING and CRASH. Turkey Red years and years.

of the great demand there will be for them and the probable advance in prices ere the Rod crown with Navy brim, or Navy crown with red brim, 80c, $1.17, etc over to Mr. Brown, and In view also of the abbett's weakness via the B. and O. Take the B. and O.

flyers from Twenty season is far advanced, BUY NOW. A Beau FRENCH FELT HATS, all shapes; absence hitherto or any settled policy In the matter of removals. I am unwilling to make Covers, Damask and Doylies, Fancy Tidies, etc Many Opening Bargains in this A Jersoy City paper bas been carefully ex fourth and Chestnut streets to the National tiful Collection of Silk Velvets at 40c any recommenaaiion in tnis case." yesterday was mac nr. rieim name will be presented to the President for appointment and that tbe Market street merchant will accept. Tbey all seemed aware of the fact that Mr.

Field's business bad greatly Increased, but they point to his published statement when the matter was first discussed. In which he said, "I will accept the position If It Is tendered me," as an evidence that be will allow his name to be presented by the Postmaster General. STATE NOTES amining the figures of the 1883 Abbett elec Department TO BE HAD BY THE FIRST regular 60c goods. broad brims, others narrow gracefully curled brims, etc, etc All new shades to match the new dress goods.1 80c, S1.U3 and upwards. tion, and declares that Abbett ran behind PATRONS OF IT.

Centre of Store. Capital. Excursion tickets tl, sold for all trains October 6 to 8 good until October 31. Special train 6.30 A. M.

Tuesday, October 8, stops at Wilmington and Newark only, ar riviug in time to view parade. LECOM CROWS DESPONDENT. Jacob Troutman. aged TS. who followed At 73c.

SILK VELVET worth $1.00. At 08c. A superb LYONS SILK VF.f his ticket for Governor 500 votes in Mon boating on the Schuylkill and other canals for fifty two yoars. died In Pottstown yester The new "DERBY," in all shades a fine mouth county, 200 in Ocean, 400 in Hudson, VET all the new shades. We wish all tn The State Steadily Strengthening Its day.

and in West Jersey in the same ratio, Abbett Silk Plushes at 4oc, 180 Pieces of Brand New SILK PLUSH, see this Velvet and compare it with the $1.25 soft ENGLISH FELT, with stylish band all ready to wear, 87c. A nremature explosion of a powder blast at elvet of other stores. Case Against Htm. The Camdon authorities have by no means THE TAX RECEIPTS BOUGHT. The Myer Carroll Fight.

Bloominoton, 111., October 5. Billy Myer, losing at least 4,000 votes as against the Legislative Democratic ticket in the State. Ward's stone quarry, Chester, yesterday after. noon, maimea xnoinas ureegan. or iveiper the champion light weight, who Is visiting At $1.23.

SILK VELVET, Vorth $1.50. At $1.40. SILK VELVET, worth $1.85. At $1.73. SILK VELVET of sunerloe On the contrary, the Liquor League claim of very superior quality, and including every new shade and color tone well worth 60c relaxed their endeavors to make more binding their evidence against Looonev.

tbe vll le, for life. friends bere, bas recelvod a telegram from The Cumberland County Fair will open supposed murderer of bis niece. During the fineness, well worth $2.25. yard. To go at 45o.

next Tuesday at Carlisle and continue San Francisco saying that his finish fight with Carroll, for IIO.OilO a side. Is a go. The preliminaries are settled and the match made. ENGLISH WALKING HATS, very jaunty, scnsibleand inexpensive, only $1.23. All shades.

CHILDREN'S FELT and FANCY HATS Tam O' Shanters," in stockinette Puff Crowns." "Turbans," "Fez," Jockey Cans, Sailor Hats, a beautiful collection, the best of the season, now here for you to pick from. past fow days Prosecutor Jenkins and As sfiT EL VETS arc always specialty with that the Legislative ticket will be stronger tbis year than it was in 1888, and that the Legislative light will carry tbe Governor with the tide. Monmouth county is admitted to be the weak spot in the Demo throughout the week, The exhibits will be At 55c. SILK PLUSH, made expressly utty per cent, larger than last year. The Unlit Is to take place In Mexico, Loudon for us just tn well worth 75c.

a yard. ns, but this season we hold great advantages on them, secured by us in person whil Edwin Wilkinson, nged 13. was arrested In prlzo rules. At 85C. 34 inch SILK PLUSH.

A full sistant Rldgway have been oxamlning new witnesses, whose testimony, it Is said, Is strongly corroborative of that already In possession of the State. The grand Jury will meet on TiiMrtav anil in Europe. Pottstown yesterday for stealing a horse and buggy from his father, Washington Wilkin lino of the new shades, all made expressly to cratic column, for Ex l'rcsidcnt Little, of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, is open and aggressive in his fight against Abbett, and Chief of the Bureau of Statistics. Washington, October 6. The Secretary of COME RIGHT HERE FOR VELVETS.

our order, shades and quality. son, of West Vincent, Chester county. one of the first cases sentln will bel.oeoney's. The nrlsoner Is despondent and III and mh. The two year old child of William Fogel the Treasury to day appointed Sidney O.

Hlodgett is a good second, as he owes the man, residing at West Myerstown. Lebanon Jectcd to tbe strictest survelllanoe. Brook, of Missouri, to be Chief of tbe Bureau Toga Senatorial to the ardent support and oounty, was drowned yesterday by falling Into a lard stand filled with water. of Statistics, vice Mr. Swltzler, resigned.

energetic work rf Senator Sewel, Blodgett Brook was Indorsed by Secretary Noble and An Affray Over a Nickel. Republican City Committee Raises the Money to Pay for Them. Allen B. Rorke, chairman of the Republican city committee, and Collector of Internal Revenue David Martin went out to Torres dale, Mayor Filler's private residence, yesterday. Their visit was for tbe purpose of raising the $10,000 needed for the purchase of tax receipts.

The Mayor informed them that, while he was willing to assist them In raising tbe money, be did not Intend to have any assessment levied upon the employes of tbe different departments. After a short talk It was agreed that Messrs. Rorke and Martin should pay for the receipts, the Mayor assuming tbe responsibility for the repayment. Chairman Rorke and Collector Martin accordingly arranged the matter, the Collector advancing $3,000 and the city chairman nd dlmr the balance and banding his check for $10,000 to Tax Receiver Clay. Chairman Horke was busy at the rooms' of the city committee yesterday afternoon after his return from Mr.

Clay's office but he took time to say: "The Mayor bas assumed responsibility for tbe purchase of the tax receipts. He has generously In the mactor. He In was snubbed anu set aside by Cleveland he Tomorrow an organised effort will be made other MlBsourluns. on the part of the Catholics of Phoenixvllle Special Telegram to Thb Tin. cause he, Blodgett, was elected by 35 Sewell Atlantic Citt, October 5.

Washington Kepubllcan votes. to raise the necessary money for establishing one or more parochial schools In that place. To Washington via Pennsylvania Rall Au contraire, John Rhoderick McPhonon, A Hungarian known as No. i'J6 waa killed rond Only Sl.OO. Tickets sold October 6, 8, 7 Bnd 8 valid for re yesterday at the Dollefonto furnaoo, Relle Smith, colored, living on Goodwill alley, was stabbed above the heart to night by John Gaines, formerly tho city dog catcher, during a dispute over tho ownership of a five cent piece.

The wound may prove fatal. Smith who desired John Keen's nomination by the Republicans (because he was easy to beat) is in the saddle and declares that he will speak turn until October 81, only 14.00 the round louto. The rope or the eievater on which he was broke and he was hurled to tho ground. Eighth AND Arch Eighth AND Arch trip, every night from October 4 till election day Tho commission of Samuel near, who has in custody. to elect Abbett.

It is llobson a choice he loves Abbott not, but ho hates Blodgett tbe Mr. KendrloK's Condition. Doctor Morton, who bas been In attendance Zetland Sworn In. more, and McPherson sometimes plants the been elected superintendent of tho schools of Heading will be Issued in a fow dnys. He takes the place of X.

Snyder, who lias been elected principal of the State Normal School at Indiana, In place of Professor L. M. UorllDg, resigned. DrBLIN, October 8. The Earl of Zetland, upon William D.

Kondrlck, said last night interest of his spare millions where they do that his condition was so much Improved tbat tbe new Viceroy of Ireland, took the oath of office at Dublin Castle to day. the moat good. do wouiu not oau again uutu wis morning..