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The trial of Henry Cans In formerly a belboy at the Uotel Vondome who Mole a tin boxcontaining moro than 116OO from the safe Inthe OUkS ot the hotel on 0111awnscoutlnuedla the General Be ulorQ beforeRecorder Bmjth The tin box t a propertf of Bookmaker George W Crlan and Ber-

carJ Bander letat the hotel In the boxwere four of deposit each forllUOO end these win found whero Casein hoioBwaled them undor a stair carpet In the

hotel Butiia808 was In currency and though-the hotel has been thoroughly searched and

all of Inspector Dyrnesaeenteanta basloutko hand in the work no port ot this sum

eeboon dloonr Oliln boasted bofore and atthat II wsa hiddenwhire It would noe found and that be-

siUIngtoisrvo ten years In Btato prisonthe theft because when he got out againlrwould b able to enjoy his secret hoarChief Clerk Car W 1 rca1id testified that the box

which he put In the hotel sat at 1oclock onthe morning of Bepb 15 was mUsod byhim until about 11 oclock that night when hewenttthe safe to got an account book Five

mat before he went to the lavatory to

hhands leaving Oassln on the boll1POTS ntl1front of the office desk Whentie tthe omoCassia was not theren did not see Osuin aa that nleht One ¬

eins turn of dutyBookmaker Bernard Bander testified tatthe box contained 12803 in currency

11000 certificates ot deposit in the Bank ofNsw Amote4a In this elty another 110certificate of deposit with a Chicago fmgold witch and an acoonnt bookDay Clerk William A Cook IUIc that hokept the sat looked from 11 on Sent 16to 645 Plwhen Proprietor Inane B Plantasked bm t open I and get out the cash

bk came duty at 0 ococ loPlant corroborated MrploOBrien a Sixth avenue car driverUstiflod that Casein lodged at the house of binOBriens sister at 100 West Fiftythird

strut Three weeks before Sept 15 Cnsalnasked witness to co with him for a walk Theywere walking together when Cassln said

Three a couple of bookmakers tyll atthe hotel They e got a lot of tinbox Its put in the safe at night und itsbandied very carelessly Band one of theeterks on my watch IIs full most of the timeI know the combination of the safe too be-cause

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Rand was so full one time that hecouldnt open lhafoand ha got mo topen-It for him can Kit that box easy Iwant you to come down to tbe hotel and hansaround lor Inight or two Rand InTel me inthariie of the office sometimes and when hodoe I can paia the box out to you

Britn IteilQed that be refused to hivvo anythliiModn with the propose theft and adisedCatsin not to commit It Then Cousin

laM IImcauBht what I get Witpea him that the penalty would batIlst ten years imprisonment

Ill do It anyway Cnssln said Iyou wont take tbe box from me Ill hidestuffwheie no nub will Cud It Ill put some of-t anyay under the eariet In the hotel until

1 can get It out Ill bet the best part of it willcover bl round Im willing todotenyear fora blc of m noy I couldnt get anythinglike it by wi rktltcn years and when I cetout Ill

After Caseins arrrfit witness repeated thlrconversation In Inspector Byrnes s ofllco ami-Cnnsin said be wan tolling tbo truth

Ussr MatUoun lately a bellboy In the hotUstlfltfJ thut also about three weeks T

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CkL the thou Cvsin cad n Iltln onm IJO010yithhlm Aft rth box WI itlon-

vi Im Horry I spoke you mllIIrC nS > a ked to you und OBrien Lb did If I-

hndnt t VfA wouldnt fee

Mi r ci Tlafn engineer QfaEdward IVjund four ifa t the hotel tee

hue that he nlirpat tMertlUcate of de-

roslt under the 4ji 10 of stairsletween the FecoMifsJJ iie1lbtI Uefound the bold watch sK ii the basexoent

Elevator Boy Meyer Ilazen teitlflcj that onthe mornin of HiDt 11 Cussln relieved him onthe elevator Halt an hour lat r wlnea foundthe tin box battered and thirdfloor landing

Detective riorc ant Hnnly tottllled that afterMR ariost Create denied that he knew any¬

thing about the thelt hut admitted that boletI hai ih liicilmluathiM OUosltonl withOHilen

Whenahl3ntbowt I CIII Aaflstant-Dlitrlut Attorney 1loioino when theprisoner wn < put on tho stund for orossex-ammation and confronted with OBrien Inlast ector IJIDOSH oflloe did yOU not at llmtdeny hiving hnd any conversation withOBrien-

I didWhat made ynu runnce your mindWell the Inspector tola cue to go to the win-

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of his olllce and have n talk with ODrienend see whether 1 had unthine sny to hIntthe liikpeotor I IM Hr and thou 1 told theInspector tIt 1 had nothing to city lie sentladownstairs to a little bc of a cell The dotectlvei came down one alter another and saidthat I Ws a thef and a llur and cught to bnsilt In the dark ooll Ono of them said 1 oichtto degreu worked on mo IJAtifblrd tbnt meant just titan lint Iaoed Ibo olow In the n ixi Ielwhat it meantafter tnn clutectivux went He said Je-jioioiba vouH know nhat tho third dOlrelis proitv soon If they start In on IJullhat theyll bent you uud kick you

Ibis place to the other and havelots of fun with yon until you toil what theyysnt Ho I ninth up my mind that Id tell theInipector whatever he uautod to know and ISent UP word to h m hat I was ready lo talk

A aocn as the lauchtor the bpootators tadbun stopi d Mr Jerome Hsked Cosuliibether he had not been Imprisoned In IUI-

pols for burglary Ca sm cold that liohad notrea Thei Mr Jerome ron1 description ofa the IIluols that correipon Je t y w Ith Ciuwln with tho excep-tion

¬eXActthat Ih t bad a birthmark on his

left brat and sesie lad not Mr Jerometrietl nut wher Cassln bad bidden tit-Itissicur njBus hit Can cunninly dodgedthe squetlonH When hnwanarretedblad be

bHhkLml ouly 4lI In hm pooket and lib la-

asnvlnusIn hilt lmlinc tip for the defcnrn LnweAmbrose I furdy tuiid that Cassln waooeent > l 10 lr imuiic ii IIf 11J pr-

vlousiy Old II hlx nenlng that lie beun-istamed by om of the Itoh boys who habeenaMclat B or cai < m < before be theVeiidomo Ho urLuu l that If C >sn hal badtn > such nun MlliOoij eonealed he wouldti e usil sonic tfMt In lila ow Unone Cotint pioiouls 0 Oliileu ipti MHlbvws hosaid Werl Idle talk

In Imollnl ub for the people MrJerome naid I wan In all of lie Incidentsand uirnuuJIni the roost murkable1 casethat Ilii hail over pro iiueil It was the mostsurprising mnicblng of the hklll of a boyalost the xMrluiirs and ability of atkst

cStctItee prsepcin the world vilUiibu-the

boyvii sq ilstM Chea-

tIsbhscbiic to the lure i1eopler Smrtsaid that Lawlu aiinxuni lifeI

teal the hot toks Ufnr thiS theft Iletowbr he loieiidxl to iou eel all4tl A part eIU plunder It had ben hoWI lust b ibMthe oiipuitttolf to des the psrlpflhp-luniler

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nORTOIf Oct UB naor little of Maine gavethe members of the Ilnston Dootnnd Kbno Clubtonlght ide views onreIppecityo the lineslaM down by Mr lllalfe In los letter dccllnlimthe Invllallon to the banquet Ue owned liiispat oh with a direct nppllcatlon trf oclprocnlrelations with Bouth American countries to thisboot and sboorinduslry Then he sallt

S ThereIB notIain mllIlolitlil or reeonlUorfurtlv about reciprocity It Is a plain busness proposition and It onmmlls the generalOovernmsnt to such a policy either by treatyrr by leaNlatlnn as shall open to the jiroduotof our farms and mines and shops lice marketsof the countries south of tie which by coiland climate and peculiarities of their peoplenot only need nnd desire thrie piolucts ofours but can and will pity for them In articleswhich we do not lr due but which we cooland desire It Is no Infraction of the doctrineof production under which our stoat Indus-tries

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are built up but on the contrary is ahelper to that doctrine

to The roolpi oclty that Is Invoked to bring thisabout consist In co dealing with the govern-ment

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of these southern countries In the wayof mutual adjustment tarRY duties as willstimulate this Interchange of article of tradeIt was largely to this end that the great PanAmerican Congress was brought together inWashington by the present Administrationacting by the Presidents direction throughthe Secretary of State All the deliberationsof the Congress all the utterances that camefrom it nil tho propositions and resolutionswhich It matured and finally presentedlead to this one sure Inevitable andmnobtobedeslrd end tb Increase of un-Itlredf trade between the countries rpr

Cinttd in the ConortB This Ila what Mrmsant In the lotti >n wbloh he has writ

ten upon tbo subject this Is what was meantby the reciprocity amendment to the Tariff butIntroduced by me this Is what wo meant bythe Aldrich amendment which I cordially sup-ported and which the Senate adopted by the

010 descry Republican Senator but two anti1 may say hero without in any way enteringupon the field of politics over the solid vote olthe Democratic side ot the chamber

This Is the policy which has made such wayIn tbe minds of the American people within the

six months that stonily and bitterly Itvas opposed at prat in certain quarters praoloally all opposition ban ceased and died TboIloue of Itepresentatlveo where the proposltion nt first met not only with no favor hut dstermlned bostlllty has given way l ofora tilluprising of publlo entlment in Its favor andIBS accepted the proposition of the Benatn

which line become a part of the now Tariff billnod from this day forward gentlemen Incrlbed high on the list of things which are to-be the purposes of the present Administrationmay be found reciprocal l trade with the coun-tries

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of Central and South AmericaLooking over the fold of the world the Im-

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countries of Central and Bouth Amen ¬ca with the Islands of the sea wblch lie tyween plainly afford the best region in whiwe can extend our trade and send our f 111receiving the productions of these ccJuntrlesin payment therefor and eoarglng tho market for our n-

CH3gaaSErgESproduotsThese countries Im

wan shall ImportNot all has beon done that is needed In Con

TOS bidoby ° Iie with this scheme for reelprocit with tl sister republics of the southned the lelalld lrof tho wnl8h main KO thepeat me Sur1T T which the benatf under u0tend of my qihiteagno Mr Frye has passed forthe oui igement cud aid of our commercialmarine rTbe two great shipping blllsthe

rhUOtelfo O1011 which following the trackJTtlt European countries hays pur

rued r In aiding their great steamship lines6 subsidies tram the Qoiernment will

foely promote the establishment andtilI Jutting of lines of swift steamers betweenfour own ports and the ports of the Southerncountries BO hand In tiutiu with this reci-procity

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movement It Is a matter of regretthat these bills which bad such a triumphantpassage in the Henutu were not taken up andpassed by the Houso of Hepresenlallves butft is to ba hoped and is expected Ithat thisfailure in that body will bo set right in thecoming session or the present Congress

MAYOR OLEJJiOV FOUND QVILTT

De Attack OB Mr Orotvlr Declared 0 beAsasnit In Hn Third Degree

Mayor Patrick J Gleason was found guiltyof assault In the third degree yesterday inLong Island City Ho was tried on Tuesdayon an indictment of assault In the second de-

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for assaulting Oeorca B Crowly in Mi-

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barroom on Sunday night Sept 7 Thecase was given to the jury nt oclock on Tues-day

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night They reported at 7BO oclock thathey conld not agree but Supreme Court Jas

rice Cullen ordered them looked up for thotcht When mat heard from that night theytood eleven for conviction and one for acault

laL They stood the same up to noon yesterdayhen It Is said one of the eleven stubborn

kirors joined the Juror who wanted to acquithey were next beard from about 2 oclocken they filed Into the court room with the-

vdlct Tho whole of Long Island City badbn anxious to hear the verdict and two mlnuts alter tho jury entered the court room-

et4idlng room was not to be bad A subduedm mur swept through the crowd when theverilot was announced The Mayor was SlAtedot stable with his counsel Ills features re ¬

moUod undisturbedJujlco Cullen eald be would sentence the

prlscAer on Tuesday and in tbe moan time hewouldparolo him In the custody of hlscounseL

Aa tIe Uayor got uu to leave the court roomUndo horltr Hbarkey served him With papersIn n au000 chll suit for damages begunagalnsUilm by ur Crowly

On thTnlflitof the assault Crowly who Is ayepcrteiwalked Inlo Millars barroom about680 oolvok and encased contersatlon with

don who went eated around a tableBveral dpason walked in behind and aftercalling Crtwly a thief and a loafer struck himin tbl fIota und knocked him down MrCrowly tettn 4 that the llayor kicked him inthe face vAlle no was on the floor and thusknocked ou three uf bis teeth They werepuratd aid the Mayor wout out He re-

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In a tew minutes and renewed the as-saUlt title thie hammering tile victims headacaln t th puur onto They were separatedand again Mr 0rowly was taken away

The whole a Long island Oily interested Inthl caMespenally as the elbciion halo close atbind end botlTaUuion and Crowly ar consploooasly Idillned with tbe warring lmoc-ratla ta uonslu Queens county llliiotA-ltornsy llvmlUf who conducted the procutlon ba l e coininatod recleolfon bythe Uieason fallon tie also received thenomination 0 tli regular faction after a ronUot Mr Crow fiecrtary of th Countyttutral Couimlllocif regular ViceDistrict Atttin yws I oiinly aoouisea yosterday by members d lb regular faction of hawlag done till btf coal to shield Qleuson-

Tb penalty for iwaull la tile thud degree II-

Ilmllrll1JlIlDulIdlor at more than ouo yi u or u00 or both

Work otbsitpap InallluUPr Iul OlbUr 4retor of the hw York

PesUur Institute bw treated 010 pOIOUaloe the institute Op itdonFU IHleWI For460 of tbM persons it ius dw ntratd thatthe animal wliloii attvkJ tlim rr notMad OouMiuvntlr the pailful WIT DtliMit af Ur tat Ion their w joJn stiandJ IeuIt wa cscfSury fuoi hundred i iinu-ol thisI clWK wr co ullwj or lieutnu-

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There Issomethlna wrong In tics policing ofBouth HrotUyn ami ndjnofnt territory

An ext mho district with a considerable andrapidly Increasing Ijrcpulatlon IB absolutelywithout police protection V thoroughfare overwhich tunny hundreds of people travel day andnight Is nt cunrdcd by oven a sIngle patrol-man Tlioro IIn no such thing today a f a IK-

llcomnnlu tho town or New Utrocht For thisreason tho crttklim expressed above tunr fallperhaps with comparatively little forc uponthis lollee DOl1nrlmont of Brooklyn but the cityofllcers ire not sloW to tnko hold of cases re-

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intention beyond the boundary lineand as they wllllnur assume a certain re-

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la such matters they become to acertain extent Imolved In the results ot theirInvestigations rind accountable for thorn

Alfred Olson was shot In the back of hisnook last Friday evening when be was walklag down Sixtieth ttreot between Filth andBlxtb avenues Though conscious nearly allof the time until his death which occurredIwontyfour hours lator he could KITe no cluewhatever as to tho murderer Four ptoploheard the report of the weapon and ono atleast saw the flash Thor helped Olson to hisfeet within two minutes attar he telL One ofthem ran to the Eighteenth precinct politestation at the corner of Thirtyseventh streetand Third avenue llrooklrn and soon niterthat detectives were on the spot and nt workThe shooting occurred In New utrtohtCoroner ito ny of llrooklrn took charge ofthe cats and Buprintendent Gampbell of theBrooklyn Police DepartmeuX authorized CantKenner ot the Eighteenth precinct to croovedwith a thorough investigation

TUB bUN has trledto publish the results ofthe Investigation from jay to day There baaDeco an apparent deal qfI hard work and deopthinking on the part of police andI detectivestoireport all of which b as wound up with hoclew1 This must not DO construed us a re-flection

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upon the officer who hive been onirnced In the Investigation It has simplybrought Into glaring light the utter Inefficiencyof the mensures lor proitecllon of life andproperty which all citizens whether of South

ruok lyn or Now Utrecht expect and shoulddemand

Tho Olsen case I Voot the only one to thepoint Not very rnany months naq a floristIon Brooklyn for u home In Pamllin Hewad found just Ier the boundary brutallymurdered hK pockets stripped of all themoney and valuables he carried rarkvlllo Ispot a partff Now Utrocht or near SouthUrooklyiL hut the case Illustrates as perfectlyas a101 Olsen promises to the possibilitythat fiie worst crimes will pMS undetected nilalo1 tile southern border of the city lor Inthj 1 iTarkvllle matter the Brooklyn police took

Brn loading hand In such Investigation as fol-

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1 the event Ono or two persons were ar-

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who ell arl know nothing about thocrime and there the matter trouped It JIsone of the ra > stories ot crime iher Isa regular police force In Flatbush withinwhich township the murder occurred and

in the zealoue rivalry of the local andonicers the assassin slipped away

frnnps people today whether they recalla death or not do nut hesltalo to

prophesy that the same will be tbe outcome ofthe Olsen murder This sentence from theUtiiten of last evening shows that the situationIs apprehended

The Now Utrecht authorities show no dis-position

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to sift the matter and It is no affairof the Brooklyn police so that the crime willlikely go unpunished

The report for yesterday Iis again ho cluoOne of tho detectives did Indeed bring In anItem that was eagerly accepted at the hightoenlh precinct station because of Its tendencyto confirm the theory of the police that thodeath of Olson wan due to a random shotThey say there Is a great deal of careless mis-chievous

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use of firearms along the road toFort Hamilton beyond the oily line and asOlsen had no enemies and nothing about himto Induce robbery and as the nature of thewound proves that be could pot have com-mitted

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tmlclde and as no local scandal sug-gests

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that he might Lave boon mistakenfor another man therefore unfortunatepointer must have fallen byachanoe shot froma scalawag whom there was no officer about tofrighten into decent behavior This wo thedefective s item On the Tuesday evening pre-ceding

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the murder a man wo driving over theroad in a wagon belonging to Theodore Boieabc dealer at Thirteenth street and Fifthavenue When be was In lbe Immediate vicin-ity

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of the place here Olsen fell be heard ahot from the hushes at a little distance momthere lh bullet struck the side board orthe wagon and lodged thorn It was also dls-opverod yesterday that James Mattalr ofFourth place Brooklyn board the shot thatkilled Olson Mattalr was at such a distancefrom the scene that ba is altogether positivethai It must have been the dlicharce of a gunand not that of a pistol that he hoard

It Is notorious thiit Brooklyn has an Insuffi-

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police fore Tb number of uniformedpolicemen has not kept pace proportionatelywith the growth of the city In population andarea buperlnteudent Campbell said yestorday

The police may be authorized to go any-

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when they may be nuded If a call forassistance should come front Buffalo and theCommissioners nLould be convinced that ourpolice could be of assistance there I have nodoubt that a detail would be rent on In suchserlon matters a murder we cannot stop al

boundary lines We shall not luavu a pebbleunturned in our investigation of the Newtreoht affair It lIs a mot mysterious caseI have not only authorized Cape Eenney toproceed vigorously but have also sent downsome of the detective Beieeants attached tothe Central Oflloe and Ibey are now at work-on the case

it was Miggesled to the Superintendent that-It mIght bo a good idea to combine the outrinK towns with Brooklyn so far aa police

were concerned so that there mightRattersi anti urn system of protectionfor icldonts of tho three communities

OH aolI he replied that would not bepossible Brooklyn taxpayers pay for thepolke and It wouldnt bo fair withdraw aportion of the protection they demand forlbemselvs for the sake of helping out peopleoutside of the cityincident of Ibe proceedings at the Eigh-

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precinct yesterday was tic Invostlga-tlon of another New Utrecht affair The newsof it reached the evening papers of Brooklynabout a< soon us it did Capt Kenney Bo seri-ously

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do the people who lire near and beyondthe boundary line take the situation exposedby tics Olsou cahe that it iit no wonder that astory ol ut tern i ted assault with grave conse-quences

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developed rapidly out of what witelton bit of ordinary ruinanlsm ItBsimsaliltonlha John Milton stud her little

went on Monday lout tovisit Mrs James ilcCleary of Beventymthstreet and Second avenue liar llldge Thevisitors started homeward about 8 oclock Inthe evening Mr M Clvaiy fond her daughteraooompanl J tile guests to tIle Port Hamiltonroad or Third avenuu along which there Iis arailway operated by dummies There MrsUoUluury cIr llulld to go with Mr Mallonas tar ii the tndof tbe steam rout at Twentymtb street pod Third avenue ihey took thelut trlu that came along It chanced to be

one that wont no further tWin BlitrUfihstrict I here they bad to gyl out suit wait fora through train An soon SI the traIn on whichtbey bad I11111 iravellluH started back thewomen stud cblldrou tounil tbumielvM verymuuh In lbs dark ihspot ISc liT Uooku trollthe city hue tend four IUork of Ibe InUnal

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The Canadian 1Aclflo llallroad through IUAmerican tributary tics Duluth Bonth Shoreanti AUnll watt a cut In Ihiou h rates toEurope Monday league with the NorthQerman Lloyd Steamship Company whichmay lead to a rate war not only between all therailroads front tho seaboard to BU 1anl butbetween tics big transatlantic steamship HuesSome of the steamship agents had their mindsnearly made UP yesterday to drop secondclussrates to England Germany and Scandina-vian

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ports from 128 and 137 to 112 or liftC Several days ego the Boo line ant theDuluth South Shore ant Atlantic llallroadmed n new tariff with the InterState Gummerce Commission to KO Into effect onOct 11 making the second class throughrate rail and ocean from Bt Iaul Minnaapolls nnd Duluth to Scandinavian ports137 via1 New York end 133 via Montrealand Quebec Tho irevlous rate was 02 and150 respectively making a out of 115 via NewYork The rate via Now York Is with theNorth German Lloyd line exclusively and byMontreal and Quebec It IIs via rico Allan andDominion lines

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linos said that the arrangement betweenthe railroad company and the steamship lineswas a in omlln ono that is both share thoreduction proportionally uU IIs the first timeho said that the North German Lloyd or anyother big steamship lino has come out flatlyand Ignored oil the trunk lines taking sideswith asoale road that hasntevon an tranceinto Now York Of course It moans war and atlgonebetTceen the Iraniatlontlo line fortbeywont stand adrop of tie In the steamship ratesAnd that Is what It moon In effect if agentsattempt to manipulate unused portions ofticket The ticket issued by the DululhSouth Shore and AtlanticIs a coupon ticket nothat the railroad can shIrt the responsibility ofcutting rates upon the steamship line

troUt the railroad standpoint the CanadianPacific which Is really the promoter of thescheme doing Its best to rot away from timetrunk tines and western roads the big tide ofimmigrant travel that begins to return to theold country at this time of the year lbs Can-adian

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1aclflo had been allowed a differentialpr tho Western Passenger Association of 2 onMontreal and Uuflbeo against New Yorkthat wasnt enough to turn the bulk of travelthrough Canada so on Out 11 it made ri rateto Montreal Ii lower than Now York liut tomake sure of getting the passengers anywaytho foreign road Knocked off alII from theregular rate to New York via Its connectionsas well as to Montreal This reduction Is noton the railroad ticket proper but nn thethrough rate from hi Paul to BeandDnll lanports via Germany What railroad It bringsIts passengers over Into Now York isstill a secret Tho Canadian road onvery passenger via New York pays theconnecting road about t7 or 19 and If tthe for-eign

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road stood tbe entire cut ol 1111 It wouldonly tJ for the haul from Bt Paul to theget Lawrence Blvpr On all prepaid orders obt-

ained by agents the company pays a com mis-sion

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of 13 at least Hence it would be out ofpocket unless the steamship line proraleJwith It

The Duluth South Khoro and Atlantic antiBoo line make those ratesonly to Scandina-

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ports They hoM up the rules to South-ampton and Bremen But It Is just as cheap fora man bound fur Urrraen to buy u Scandinavianticket since the German Lloyd boats no tofiremen Qo can sell the unused portion of histicket and save several dollars Againastrlrllyrailroad passenger who wants to go no furtherthan New York can tavo money ny luring athrough Scanolnavlnn ticket for 137 hen hegets here he can sellI the unuted portion of hutticket which at tariff is worth 127 for tilt ormoro Thus tbe railroad rates will be knockedout as soon as the brokers hind how easily theycan handle the tickets

Time Boo line out of New York and Canadadarted to work the westbound Immigranttravel first and by paying heavy commissionsthey tot bold of nearly ull the prepaid orderbusiness In the country As for castboundbusiness they bunted up an excuse for the bigout in the met that curtain ChloauoBt Paulroads are paying steamship and railroadagencies heavy commissions on pasencurs in-duced 100 ovej these roads lho moo madea threatto tho Western Passenger Associationthat if commissions woro not stopped It wouldtake the matter Into Its own bands and ruintheir business All the association wouldagree to do was to redeem any tickets whichwere proved to have boon sold at lees thantariff rates In case tbe Boo would do thesame The tatters answer was a declarationof war by an open cut In rates

The move of the Canadian lines was a totalsurprise to the trunk lines as a whole the oneexception being the rood that Is linked withthe foreign ono In lirlnclnp the passseneersacross the border into New York There wastrouble about Jt In the moetng of general paslonger agents on Tuesday Both the New YorkCentral aid Ontario and Western ronresenta-ttvey fouled that they wore handling CanadianraclQo passengers although they have thepesl connections The first ticket that hndteen old by the Duluth Boulh Shore antiAtlantic was exhibited In the nicotine as well14 a copy of the order on the Noith Gf1rmll-nLlord Issued by 0 U Ulllmrd General piesinger agent of the Canadian road

The steamship agents were in a ferrrentyesterday about the stand taken by the NorthGerman Lloyd Company especially lbs agentsofltsGarmnn comcotllors Mr 0 B Richardof the HamburgAmerkaii line told a reporterthat he had seen Mr Schwab of the North Ger-man

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Lloyd and told him that tho litter mustWithdraw from its relations with this Canadianroads or the Transallniillo Association wouldlie broken up The IlanibnreAmerlcnn atleast will meet the ent of the Boo line fromBt Paul to European ports If the S17 rate isntwithdrawn within a day or two It this line to-llowsrrobably alliihe others would Join ito said

Mr Bchwnb Bald yesterday to a BUN re-porter I understand that our company hassome kind of an nrrnnaoment with the Booline anti Dululh South Shore and Atlantic butI dont know tho particulars It vns mailn byour Western represenlatlvo and if It conflictswith our regular business It will probably bealtered I dont know whether It ¬

inn agreement or notAn Omaha despatch says J F Foley train

master of the Union Pacific has resigned toaccept a position as assistant superintendentof the Ballmore and Ohio with beadiiuarlersat Newark Ohio

A Mlsneapolls despatch says thru on Fridaytie Boo line wiltI cut passenger rates 12 to tiEast makitmg au open mate to meet secret outsby competitive llnift Bt Paul brokers It IIssaid hold large quantities of ftralcht ticketsof toe old March issue when the rates weredown to almost nothing and which are care-fully

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marked with an October limited punchTbel are sold at 17 or in fact whatever thebroker can get for them Not only the directChicago roads are affected but through trallloto Beacon and New York and the Boo finds Itnecessary to protect Its business with a SO

cut to Chicago and 1160 from there East

Anew feature of the last time table of theKew Haven road U a day express to Washing-ton

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The night express to > a blnuton hnibeen ruuntnu linn several year und UvHiyI

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ii nnjnnt In that It does not take Into consideratlon the principle of quantity whlcb obtains In-

bocompelledoil commercial transactions Why should be

to pay III much rwrcnr for 8000ears a year as the titan who uses only one oar ayear-

Chairman Walker of the interState Cornmerco hallway Assoclntlon and formotly amember of tho InterState Commeroe Com-mission said 1 am not ono oi those whooppose the law on principle for I nelleve thata law of the Und IB e entlal for tbe best in-terests

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of the ommunlty At present Insteadof being a mutual arrangement It practicallylegislate In direction tuejudtcal to the In-terests

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of the roads without giving the publicany benefit An amendment which shouldpermit a division of the trifle amoiiR the roadswould be a decided improvement Then againthere are features In the Kncllvh systemwhich might be looked Into with profit Oneof theta is that all applications chartershave toco belora Parliament anti are nieceinquired into and If It In found that tbe oountry to be covered Is already well fmtipllod theapplication Is rcfued This restrains unduoeompelion ant prevent a ruinous waste ofcapital Where a privilege of that kind Mistsan enactment regulating rates is easy to carryinto elIlct-

Commll8oos on immigrant business to theWest bare wen steadily advancing and thereIis a possibility that the transcontinentalmay be Involved In a trouble like that of twoyears ago The present commission no a BanFrancisco ticket is 116 the ticket bolus worth5050 on1 Denver ticket 118 and sai ontickets to Missouri River points There arethe rates that General Manager Doane of theimmigrant Clearing House IIs anthorlred topay by the Passenger Committee or the trunktines lie I doing tt In order to keep the OldDominion line from getting everythne TheOld Dominion line sends Its passengers west-ward

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over the East Tennessee Virginia andGeorgia and several other Bouthern routes sothat the Chicago llnis and all the transconti-nental

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roads except one aro losers This oneIs the Southern Pactlo A lot of tbo First wardhotel and uoardlnghonSR men have an under ¬

standing under which they send all their 1mmigrant pRBHeneirs over this Southern routemind the Old Dominion steamships me sold topetncnrlyone halfof Ihoonllro Western travel

The passenger officials of the several Vanderblll lines hold u conference in this city onMonday and Tuesday with a view ot perfect-ing

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the train service and methods for the in-terchange

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of trafficTho Philadelphia harrisburg and Pitts-

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a now corporation composed of theshort lines of the heading east and west ofHarrlsbutg and Intended to form part of npew route from Philadelphia to Pittsburghhas decided to Issue 2000000 0 per cent 25year gold bonds This new line will be aboutforty miles long nnd the bonds will be guaran-teed

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by the BeadingDuring time past summer the Now York Cen-

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road has had male a largo number ofPhotographic views ot the scenery o alongits lines A complete set of these T fW will beprivately exhibited at tbo Wagner Palace CatCompanys ofllco at Fortythird street andVanderbilt avenue today tomorrow andSaturday

A Baltimore despatch says The Baltimoreand Ohio road did not declare a dividend to¬

day either scrip or cash although the oper-ating

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of the road for the fiscal year endingSept 80 showed a net Increase of S88084 notcounting several hundred thousand dollars ofother Increase which the company gets fromIts Investments The management Is spend-ing

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the money in Increased equipment and Inbooming its passenger business especiallyover the eastern port of Its line Of the 830000 Increase more than 810000 was on Uslined east of the Ohio Kivpr most of It beingon the lines between Washington end NewYork The annual meeting of the stockholderstakes place next month when the reelectionof Piesldent Mayer Is expected

Tbe deeds conveying the railroad propertyof this Harrisburg Potomac Railroad to AA MuLeod of the Philadelphia and HeadingRailroad Company and from him to the liarnlsburg amid ablpponsburg Railroad Companywore entered for record In Carlisle Pa onWednesday The line Is known now as theHarrisburg and Bhlppeneburs RaIlroad Com-pany

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and will connect with the Handing atHarrlsbuig making a through line from NewYork via the Cumberland Valley to Baltimorethence South

The annual meeting of the New York NewHaven arid Hartford Railroad was held In NewMaven yesterday rooming with practically allthe shares of stock ropri sontid In a total ofover 1POOOO votes cast the following gentle-men were unanlmouly elected as directors tonthe en ulntt rear George N Miller of NewYork Wllaon O Hunt of Now YorkE H Trowbridge of Now Haven William D Bishop ofBridgeport Nathaniel wheeler BridgeportHenry O Robinson of Hartford Edward MHeed o New Haven Charles P Clark of Newliven Joseph Park nf New York Chauncey M-

Deiiw of New York Henry H tee of Spring-field Mats W E llockefeller of Now Yorkand Lvertt Bralnard of Hartford The roadhits paid 10 per cent during the pat year ItsIncome for tbo year was fOllOjO and Itsoperating expenses 533325J leaving an in-

come In excess of operating ex penses of 2085767 The double tracking of the Shore Linedivision has cost nearly 500 000 The Indebt-edness

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of the road n ill soon ba wiped out by anIncrease of capital stook

A Chicago despatch says At the adjournedmoting of the Western Freight Associationtoday the matter ot uniform classification wastaken up resulting in the iidopliou of the fol°

Hnaltnl That this asao Iutlon receive thereport of the Bunding Committee on UniformGlosullloatlon Sail adopt UN recommendationsand that nuch daeslflealinn become effectiveeu Jan 1 IbVl subject to the following condi-tions

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1 That It shall bo made effective by timeNew England Freight Association the CentralTrafllc Association the Imph llun Asocln-tlon tIme houthaiu ItullwHy and BleamihipAssociation the Trannj i oiirl Trolgbt Assoclnllon etA tics JJlstlnslpcl Valley Itallroadlinos

2 ThattliovnrloimRlatolIlallroadCommls-f Ions ot tho ht ties within tliw territory of HIMWeKlirn Freight Ahto iai ion approve the olciasifliatlun and authorize the necessary changeslu into schedule

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Argument for nnd Aclnt Pror Hmylli-Defbre the Mapreni Court

BOBTOH Oct 13The throng attending theheaving of the Andover cast by the SupremeCourt was If possible greater today thanyesterday Every sent was occupied and manypoison stood for hours anciently listeningMr A II Welman resumed his argumentagainst 1rof Hmyth and the trustees liesaid that whatever the appellant allowed to bepublished In the magazine of which be Ii nneditor ho thereby maintained ns a professorAa to the point toad on time other side thatthe original founders made the trustees solevisitors tics associate founders had as muchright to say who should be visitors ns theoriginal founders The words solo visitorsmeant that there should be no interferencefrom outside by the Government not that noother and different Board of Visitors shouldover be established

Judge Asa French next spoke on the sameside This court he said had nothing to dowith the theological Questions at tssno TheQuestion Is whether the visitors acted eontraryto time statutes of the founders or ex-

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the limits ot their jurisdiction As towhether the articles In the Andorer Reviewwere In conflict with tbo creed the visitorswere the sole judges and they have decided Inthe affirmative The visitors were bound tohave opinions on the dorrlnes in controversyIt was their duty to take care that no doctrineInconsistent with the oieod wcro taught byany professor

Judge E II hoar male the closing speechagainst Frot Smith The cause to bo decidedhe argued is simply ono concerning the propermanagement of a charitable trust Ho dweltat length on the point that questions of theolo-gy

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wore for the visitors and not for the Bupromo Court He gaxo nn account of the cir-cumstances

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which led to the establishment ofthe Andover thominary There existed at thetime a tendency toward what was re-garded

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as serious lapsed from the ortho ¬

dox faith To stem this tide thu found-ers

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took great care totting up n camefully considered creed anti providing ahoard of MBUOIB to forever frovent the aIihtOct departure therelrom The phrase Thebest light Qod shall cite them1 applies onlywhere the creed Is silent He argued that oventhough It bad not boon proved that Prof bmy tutaught In the seminary nnrtblng contrary tothe creed that did not Invalidate time decreeIfor his removal on account of alleged torching

as such professor for whatever he taught luany way or place was taught as profcfsor

Tin closing address was made by Prof S EBaldwin who summed up for Prof bmythLila chief points wore as follows

Bo far as we can discover Andover Theo ¬

logical Seminary Is tim first Instance in whichthe founder of a charitable institution hasseen nt to selert the judges of a court as thoultimate guardians thereof The reason Iitwas done In this case was that the creed was acomnromlse between two different theologi-cal

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parties and two seta of founders onerepresented by the trustees and the other by thevisitors No dpnbtlt wa anticipated that a daylike this might come when a question wouldarise as to the interpretation of the creed andetatutos and the rights of tho respectiveparties The creed Is it part of the law of theinstitution and as such tho Kunrome Courthas a rigid to pass upon It Ve believe the AndovcrCreod to IcO abioad one If any snooisat It have ben heardhere they lmo not comefrom our side It was constructed to reconcilethe two opposing FChoolH of New Englnnd tho-ologyofthatdayCamnlsmandUopLJnBlnntam

Prof Smyth said at the trial ant says nowthat If he has taught In thn tiirforrr Ytencio orelsewhere doctrines contrary to the creed howill not plead that be has been silent on thesematters in the lecture room lint he deniesthat ho holds or line ever taught in any man-ner

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or plnoo anything contrury to time creedAnd he therefore declines to yield his legalrights by consenting to bi condemned and re¬

moved for poniAthlng of which no attempt evenhas been made to prove him guilty namelymaintaining anti inculcating certain doctrinesas such professor

This concluded the arguments nod the Courttook tho case under advIsement

STEEL IX Itlttl CONS2IbUCTXUN

Naval Constrnelor Sllntonye Hnmmoned o-

IVaiblUBlonNaval Constructor Ilintonyo of the misty

yard received telegraphic orders yester-day

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to report at Washington immediatelyfor steel inspection It U thought timeorder relates to the gathering of steelproducers In Washington today at whichthe benefits oi a change in the ptesintGovernment requirements for the supplyingsteel for structural purposes are likely to bodiscussed The naval ruquirementeof theUnitodStates In this particular are severer It In saidthan those of any other nation The steel mensay a quality ot metal different from that whichis Intended for exposure to sea water could boused to good advantage for time Interior con ¬

struction of ships and that this would savethem rind time Government money TliomoiCut requirements oblige the producer to fur-nish

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a uniformly high grade of steel through-out

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Sortie contractor on thin account haterefused to treat with the Naval Department

The Yorktowns now steering gear U aboutready and It was said yesterday that ticscruiser would get to sea next esek fit lathought she will arulro up the Miundnnd singthis hastttrn coast drilling her men testing tierguts and piautlHlng rotiu iivnx-

Tbe pignosed Alariu aftei It Ing utokKs forabout four years line booms baulid over to ttnCob dock anti Is being put Into iliapi to gocommission again His tbmiBut cho wli

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