The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 9, 1889

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S VOL LVIKO 162 NEW YORK SATURDAY FEBRUARY H i 1889 PRICK WO CENTS BOYCOTT AND DYNAMITI j noun rxiTovnn vvnnu XII WALL OF STttritMIIONS OttRWURK Too 811 to Cninh the tVntl It Shutter 7 Ulnilow Aero tk rilrett anil fill hlldren with fllan Conat rnntlon on the Itlotfc Tk Htertneon OJtlU UiiamtU o exploded yesterday after 4 Mon under tho north wall of n Htevormoii I i brewery Tenth avenue and Fortieth struct 11 which the Ala snd Porter Ilrowors Protoctlv 1Va Aisoolntlon his been boycotting since Novem V bsr I TTBsn small ohurso and broko nil the 1 alass acrom tho street and cut I fow children i with the broken glass but damaged tho 111 of the brewery only I little The pollco hMo a found nobody who snw I bomb thrown or de posited nsalnt the wall 4 The explosion occurred l M B20 P M on the Fortieth street Bide of tho brewery It WM thouchtthot I boiler bad burst Thoro weie wild stories ot wreck nnd slaughter and three ambulances woro called All tho windows T across the street wore gone and In some cases 4 the plastering was stuck full of bits of Ills Pipes closets and bowlsdlsplayed In I plumb I ers window wero broken all to pieces Every t pant In every window In a large empty factor I on the northwest corner of Fortieth street and Tenth avenue was broken On the northwest 1 corner IBI saloon kept by Henry Luhrs Or j dinarily ha has iv 1 display of Manors In bottles Pt lu tho window facing tho brewery Yesterday I they had boon removed to allow for cleaning 1 the largo plateglass pane F John D LoU 1 bartonder was Maudlmi In V to window rearranging tho bottles Eory i bottle before him was rhUorod and tho pinto I t glass was blown completely out of tho frame Lloth escaped without pen a scratch but his II e curly hair was full of tim ulaes There were extraordinary piles of broken glass along tile sidewalks Several chlldion who woro playing In th street score slightly out by flying glass but Lone of them seriously Rosa Murphy who livoa In an upper story ot tho tsneinout on tho northwest corner directly opposlto tho Slot 1 where the explosion occurred WW seriously t shocked and was cut on tIle hands In nearly every room of this tenement that opened on the street were found ono or moro starabaped pieces of tin eight Inches across roy had been hurled through the windows nUll entirely across tho rooms Nobody could f tell just whero they camo from and It was too dark to intnect tho buildings but It was supposed eJ thnt they hud boon attached for posed ntncho1 orna mental purposes to tho eavos or roof of some house In tho neighborhood The forco of tho explosion was felt on this aide of the street the j btout bronury wall acting as a reflector but a good tunny windows on threo sides ol tho brewery woro broken too I Tho brewery takes up all tho west sldo of I Tenth nvenuo from Thirtyninth to Fortieth htrcet and extends down both streots nearly I l 200 feeL About seventyfive feet from tho ave nuo on Fortieth street there I a coal chute I that extends from tho sidewalk through a pay I 1 aso built In huavy masonry Into tho kiln room Iletwcon the sidowulk and tho building is letween tl0 sidewllk Illdlnl an I olcn SICO lb out four foot across and seven feet I dee It is across this open space that the coal chute runs and the masonry by which Is on I closed reaches from the bottom ot the sink to II i the level of the walk Tho onon space or fciuk I I Is guarded by a strong iron foncofourfeot blgh i t Tbo bomb was thrown or laid next the coal If chute in the bottom 01 the sink I A few minutes after tho explosion Police I Captain Murphy with I score of patrolmen arrived at the building and kept tue crowd In the middtevor tbentroot I wns dangerous stand on the sldowaJk lor bits of class some 4i of them large and heavy wore consmutly fall j Ing from the upperstory windows Fire Chief Lr Glcnuel with several of his men also ran up d It was growing dark and beginning tosnow Chief QTcquel sent torn ladder and a lantern t while the engineer of tho brewery explained tI thnt there was nothing Inside of the building 7 at that point tbafcould have oxploded 9 The engine room and boilers ho said are away around on Thirtyninth street I was 1 there at the tIme walking across the floor Tho I I hound of tho explosion was deafening and the shook lifted mo clear off my foot The nolso didnt seem any louder than thnt I of a cannon cracker to iuexald 1 volco from I tho group I It was Father Oloason pastor or t M t llafaolsChurch trite church stands just I Yet of the tenement house across irom tho browery All its windows are shattered tlO leH f no shock continued Father Oloason 4 though n great many people In tho ntfgh bum hood pay that Ihoy were nearly knocked over Whon the luiiderand lantern anIvod Chief itcnuel and Capt Murphy went down to the j bottom ol the slnlc to look for some remnant of I a bomb They could find no slcii of ono except the peculiar positions of the otonos that hud been displaced and broken The foundation I wall Is over two bet thick nod tho miibonry 4 mound the coil chuto Is scarcely loss Tho sones woie displaced or the mortar was cracked for I space about four foot square on tho nails and about tho Fame on the chute 1 Thu latter lied been broken open so that 1 lot of coal rolled out Tho ground la the corner had noun torn UP for a depth of two foot While Glcnuel wns pulling over the Vbrlu somebody on thu Innldo of the building thruot his hand through tho foundation will and pullad the lire ChlcfH coat laid Hteon ann tho owner of the browery was looking over tho Iron fence and saw tho hand That wall ho said wits lu perfect repair 4 this t I afternoon The holo that had been blown through It wns jiml about big onouch to admit of a mans arm I Tile wnll nuigod Inward nnd the stunos were mute uotlceahlv dlnplnced on tho Inside than IW on the Outside 4 I urn BiUlsflcd snld Chief Gleauol that I thin damage was caused by a bomb of BOIIIO kind exploded on tho outside of the bulldlrtc I I 1 think It niuBt have boon thrown fNmlhe root or ono of limo unpflrfHory windows of thu I bulld log opposite I is l possible 1 that tho bomb may liavo boon laid here with a tlmu fuse attnihou but In that case wo Mionld have been Ilkrly to f find poms rumnnnt t glass bomb thrown from Homo dlbtnnco aught havo boon KO hlmttorod that Its nieces could not bo duUmuulBhod In thodarltness 10 dltnll II Mr Hlevenson did not Illu thoconornliiKieo o I taint of brcwoifi it roar ago but he ilet nnlnod to pay tho renular MOb iini luft the saoo limo fcliciliilr Ha fuithenleclariil that If nnr complaint were mndo luniit him hu would 4 unbuilt to I trial bufoie three rlvnl 1H1 l brow ems Ito it nn nlo und iiortcr bruuor Last mu 111 hooxtcndad hIs btillilliicfcfeo nu to lu iluifo I Irmor boor department H was I mid tnon that ho was eniiiloyiri u only nonunion men but though thuro uS Iwru lS I ion 19 giowling no trouble of tummy kind If was developed Last October n complaint lImit Th he was not ndheilna to limo tlmo schedule or 41 th5 price schedule wns brought to him by John Iv I Ofonnall President of the Ale nod 1orior Drawers1rotectho Association OLonnell is I unployrtJ by tho Long Island Hrswlnn Com I A tiny of JJrooklyn ilr Htnonson bald lust d ulLht that no ono among hi6 men bad mor I comHulnod or left him fit tho roijuoht of tho l Iliiruevmens union or other labor orcanln tinn auiurtliulesri ho promptly rubmlttod OoanoHH complaint to three othor IPOHSOH aul iittor tohtluionynn both slues had buen h ldll u ItS iifiuiliicil Fr uon after tilt his brewery was boycotted In It tno usual manner Miny circulars asking pro I tie not to del I lu or drink his miles have boon 1 nun him by his rloadH who had received thtmn tlirouKli time rialls anti from dlstributori I i1 did hot suppose paid 3Ir tjtovonkon that I had an enemy In time world I cannot Bay tliut 1 have a suspicion against any Indl ldualor organization 1 cnn only say that I nn axcoeUlnuly clad that nobody was Injuiud 51 I l no tencninnt house across the way Ww II owned him by my nlouo I mniiaso It and ninny of my mploywsllvolnlt 111 Jhuro ware about twonty I r llvo men In tIme kiln rooms at the tlmo of limo Jlloflpn think there mo mw thlrti fani tOW nle tllr al lllosllYlncIn I tho tenement lu lid tog The boy coLt yon must undorMand has furor given mo U finl0btipntioiimcB anti I do not say that Jlr 0 Jonnell or his orcunlzutlnn Instigated It I do not oven say that 1 tnlnk this attack Ril Ilnck bears anyrelatlon tn It f During tho oenliiK time residents and store koerois In tho bistidluigs wore onaneoil Inei temlOfltlll coverIngs for their windows tumult WUItOII 1111 u in iiiiinz biiriols with the fnitmonts of glass 1 tint had fallen Into their frullofts Int upon tho t 1 t Aalk i I The Journeymens Pnlon of Alo nnd loner ly lirowora used to lieloni Jo Qiilnns District I I IbSfllLlT fi KnIghts 01 Labor It mimtois I oiihHjiiiall pcnvntncjiof of Oorman BoclnllstiJ fiid hoe no roprcsontallnn IntheOntrnl Labor iIIre6onlnlon theltrnlllhor L I ntln and lhj beet boycott which tho 8wlal S hlh local IsIs In that body rolu t to lift j U not the fitoMia son boycott lime bpis blowers of tile smtmd Iur el hao un iifHoclntlpn of their own and 1 locked boycott out tholr m n last lull because of the A Hun reporter Bought John Most to auk him I ho thrnl tle bomb but could not find him jUMfituUit tornetlrllnnaclslrSecwtfvDr ft I the Control Labor Union whoso saloon In Fifth Baol FUh Street Is n rendezvous for the ndrnnced So rlullatfl docs not believe that tho explosion was the work of nay orannlzntlon Hut that Is what thfl laborer will como to he said oheerhtl nbat The recent failure of tho oar drivers sImILe IB Blqntflcnnt flitch means HB they employed will nlwixys result In failure lint thoao mAn employed by StovonRon why If you co ti tlxTn end ask thorn tQ Join tho 11 clnllntg they laugh nt son Yet when they fool Ihe have Irelnal they will Koaulte M far ns the must advanced SocIalIst Thin expo Ion was the work of qmo Individual It wont do yet to trust such n thing to I body of mon so 3tnnt Artixui CAHLI JUST TKJ The Court or AppcnU Upholds tha Dtettlon of the General Term Tho Third Avcnuo linllrond Company got out Its line tho other day on a mistaken report thnt the Court of Appeals had upheld Its right to run cnblo cars on Third nvenuo under Its present charter and franchises Yontnrdny authentic news came that tho Court of Appeals by Jour of the Judges had decided the other warJuilc1 on Earl Uiar and Jteckbaiu ills Tbeiowni osponltlon by tho city authorities to H change to cubic cars without 1 decided re adjustment of the easy terms on which the corapnny holds Its franchise from tho city Bo the company wont to tbo courts for n construc tion comlan charter to ROC I It could 10t use tam to drive a oablowlthoutmaklne any now bargain at all with tho city Judge rnttorson decided In tho companys favor nn1 tho General Term reversed lila de cision Tho present decision onds the court Proceedings unless which Is very Improbable tho Court of Appeals allows n rehearing be cause of tho dliroroiico of opinion among the llnlon omout Jmlircs I until see thQ opinion Mr Kdward Inu torbach oounsal 1 for tho company said Tester I dar I wont bo able to nnnounco our next atoii 1robablv wo will apply to tho Hoard of I Bonr AldorniMii for consent W o could use electricity tomoirow as that doo not roiiulro etonm power and our charter does not forbid It This deolslon Is not likely to Interfere with tho final substitution of cable power AUIJNV Fob arime decisIon says that tho conduit nnd mot for tho cablo one not permissi blo under tho charter nnd the general act old that n now franchise must bo bought from tho city MISS JARPIS ELOPES She and Xfr eflert9 Conclude tn Marry but to Keep tho Blotter inlet When the Oj train from Long Island City Mopped at Jamaica on Wednesday morning 1 Toting couplo rot off and wore driven In a coach to tho residence of tho llov W T Pray of tho Methodist church Hero pastor Methoist loro tho young nun gave his namo as William J Lot forts need 35 of Controport LI Tho lady said her name was Miss Anna Jarvis 20 years old of the same place Brio In the daughter of artolltodo tin moral that place Lefforts Is 1 marriage carpenter and her parents objected to limo Miss JimIs went on visit to friends In Long Inland City and nor Intended husband went there to visit t her Thoy made up their minds to nut married but to keep tho matter nulot After tho ceremony they returned to tho depot where tho newly made husband took 1 train for 10111 Island City while tho brldo boarded 1 train for Brooklyn HL Tin isunnx TEA ooxr Joseph 1 ODotiohtin linn fought I but Not fbr u Coer lie HIIJS The tea trade was stirred up yesterday by tho announcement that Josonh J ODonoliuo had bought ut ouo swoop GOOOO packages or over JOOOOOO pounds of green teas It was learned that Mosely lirothors Ieuron Low A Cu and E F Pholnn k Co wore tho beUois and Luster Cary A Co tho brokers Tho trans action represents a little over JCOOOOO Mr Cary said the Bale Included all the Krocn tel In toe market and all of this crop on tho way TY from China tho ring Buoy and other province OlMnohao sold that he hadnt bought the teas for the purco of cornering the mar kot or squeezing anybody cOlornl tho teas woro cheap and ho bought them and will turn them over rapidly Mr OUonohuo slid that the transaction wns made possible by the clos ing of the Ton Ksohanco While It existed fictitious papor values such nstbi oxl8tet hers are llKhtlnc were current The purchase country was the largest of is kind ever made In the I An Ancient Deed with I Curious Pro MIDDLETOWN N Y Feb Bomo oi tho ancient public records In tho Orango Count Clerks ofllco are of curious Interest One Is a beautifully and elaborately engrossed parch uent deed executed March J8 1734 when lenrco I was Klnc of firoat Britain and William Cosby was Colonial Governor of New York Time deed Is I I coin uj unco by Edward iilnceo of 8f0 acres of land In the Blanco atunt located in what Is now tho town of ilooimnu Grove to Hylvnnus V lilto niljilntor and others of Kouthnmpton L I with this curious proviso attached Reserving out of the within grant unto our sovereign lord tho king hiM heirs and suc cessors forever all trees of tho diameter of wontyfour Inchoi and upward at twelve Inch os from tho ground for masts for tho royal navy and also all fiuch other trees ns might be lit to make planks knees and other thIngs necessary for tho use of tho slid navy dime to Lire In bin Cofiln IAtTi5ioitE Feb BA AVie Onancock Va special says J T Fletcher Jenkins Bridge was almost buried alive on Sunday The funeral service had boon held tho coffin interred and tho grave nearly bricked when some ono heard a groan issuo from tho coffin Thu collie was at onco disinterred and Mr letchor examined Ills blood wns found to be Irculntlni and his heart beating Ho was at once llnlell to his homo and put in bed Ilo rapidly Improved but never regained con cfousnihs On Tuceday tho 2th lust ho died hmuhci wad his was disease again burled I Is nutLnown what Whipped by White Cups DALTIMOIII Fob 8Ieveruul white per sons havo been whipped by White Caps In Chlncotcagua Island Vn but their names 1 IIUUS are not yot known Charles J Duncan proprietor 01 I tho IrnnUlln City Hotel Franklin City Vn lifts received 1 thruatenlng notice Duncan KIS prepared ltlmtmseil amid will Mil the first man who Interferes with him A tow days ago no Ices signed White Cups woru posted ut the I oteawue lost oniceh itliinJ In irankllim J I City Vn until on Chln I I I 5 XinUrrx tucked and lleuteii I Two of time now atah1000n hired by Deacon HlrtinrdBun ilurlnir the strike on the Atlantic T ntia railroad in Droiklyn urro attacked by unknown amen latt niglt mvllue humming lor A boarding houke In lie neighborhood ot the itabUt In nUb avnu I It I nl leffvdtliat the luuaiiits wra cuiniultted br strikers who have been unable to get tack to work The ratn al taket t were I ieorco 3i KDonAtJ acdr smut JuIiui I Sin I Hitman UITOIJM hI utru Ills itiiblen loetllirr l ita n cluck I AI 1 WclnniiM wa tel upon by two meri us ho K villiiij I ilown Twenty fifth street aiid Miuplcniau l ua uttuclteil by four or lie tnfn iti Ilftii avftiue tsr Twrnif I I tlrhl Alrnrt tIll wtre loudly 1 lfmten I llfty 1 rrnti WA Mnleii I from hluililfitiKtl I i Ku arrentv were tutu sit Uin inii ran tact tu uo I ftaMo irlthuut fur the HIM riifttt u fey reUtcl item ir eifricnci tn nilr now men ml lury viluutetl and tln tucw eniiiloif 1 ut sited perinin I ullil Ion to rtuulu lu tIme lUb o tluriiiK tbe rcuiAluder of the Jlrlten Ion Ihelr Itnumx tij Ille I FIre nt r oclock jeBtoidny morning on tho third door fit the tour city hrlc flat liu I Last I Uili street drove the tenants lo the htrcel In great il irin The famllr of Juliut Ire fus vie eecumumtd the cereal l Hour gave time first alarm to the other Inmatci of the liome and all rcacheil the street In I safety excepting runt Hirim umi his fimlly wlm llTeil on inn toplll Fuchf lion intallj ant pnnially parallel and tie lid rt tic mm f fe emit Inrte inllureii escapo 10 the roof where they rcmumeil In I ey tim 7 ilothliiic for nearly an hour Mr I rucfcs WH weak frniu eiiioiure when rescued und Ills condition wee nitkil lu tulirhl Tne tenants lot everyihtnir In I their cu4rtuumnluie The utal loss la I sill mated at lxi Clime a Inntc Viy flu a Job Htephon 7 Morly a rosychocked Irishman 4t yeafi old who ezye he uiod to be janitor of the ork OnerA lon will ba lent hark from Cmlle Gurdiu to cork loilav nu the Wjomlnj Morlr ama hero on Dec 0 expectiiif in cci emnlovnifint with Tony taator rtl tI r lt wborn be met tue tjyii In Ireland lost unmet wh0u Tony issir lisa htm lump card and New York ultru lid rtidii t vut urtlter I than the t u oUlce In rrj cur t rnrMr ti and 10 hociuic itlicourageil ant dRuid Il i tleuardenturulit SundMy Knterlulument for Children At the rcsultir monthly meeting of the Womena Conference ywterda rtiolutloni Were puied In layer of opening lbs public acnooli OB Sunday after nooui tot the urfoie ei eatertaloUK the Ullle ttHCtin ot till peer SMALL CHANCE FOR WINDOM JOHN C KRW UAH Jim RXE OX XII XI1BU lmAllVeNT Kiinam tSend 1 Delecnllon to Vrice the lthl or Hennlor Plumb Ohio Wnnt a risen In the CAbin for CharIty rosier INUIAXAIOLIH Fob aThero Is no pros pect now that the Cabinet will bo completed until otter Gon Harrison has reached Wash ton Tho backing out of Allison so mixed things up that Don Harrison has despaired being able to finish tho Job ho thought already dono until ho gets lo Washington Ill Is able to consult personally with mou thoro This ro tors however chiefly to tho minor places tho Cabinet Tho Treasury problem will almost certainly bo settled wIthin I week I It U not already out of tho wal Tho Wlndom boomois have backed down to tho extent of saying that Wlndom may not liavo hued tno place formally tendered to him but thoy nro sure that ho has been seriously considered and that negotia tions looking to such a tender are now under way Tho story that Wlndom has boon consid ered roEU upon tho alleged tact that I wook ago tonight Gen Harrison In I conversation at his house with AncIent Mariner Dick Thom lon of tho Wabash and Judge Mnrtlndnlo of i this city spoke ory highly of Wiudoin when the Ancient Mariner hnd begun to talk ill about him A fow days afterward I prlviUo telegram from Now York to n newspaper man hole Bald that Senator Snbln In New York hnd paid that ho had talked tbo innttor over with Gen Harrison nnd that Wlndom was going to bo Secretary of tho Treasury I ho would tnko I Upon tho strength of this tho Wlndom boom was launched nnd than JuUgo Mnrtlndnlo told about the conversation of Uon Harrison with Ancient Mariner Thump son and hlmsolf and Hint was taken ns con firming the Wlndom news Private Secretary Hnlfonl Is 1 also reported by nn eavesdropper to luivo Bald in tho reading room of n hotel hero that ho couldnt understand how the Wlndom news got out but that It was dead straight And that Is the substance of the Windom boom up to date As a commentary It should bo added that I One Harrison should havo concluded to talk Cabinet Judge ilartlndnlo and Ancient Mariner Thompson would have been about tIme iaxt men In the world to whom ho would IMO oj ned his mouth and as for tho Habln part ot the story Wlndom hn just cot through help ing Washburn beat SaWn In Minnesota nnd ho nnd Sable are not oven friends Thus far from an Indianapolis standpoint it soeins to bo John C Now against tho told s lam as tho Treasury Is concerned Foster ot Ohio Is being 1 cood deal talked of lately for every place except that of Attorney General for which ho Isnt ellzlble but there Is evidence that the Foster Idea reaches out Bldo tho limits of Ohio Ohio Republicans are not used to befog left out and thoy wont bo It energetic delegations count for anything Its not n Cabinet place that Ohio will cot however but 1 choice assortment of other plums Tha delegations from Ohio Invariably with dololatols trm 0110 Invarubl como I tow words of recommendation of Foster or some wors else for thu Cabinet and a regular delutfoof speech tortbomsolvos for othor 011 cas A brand now thing from Chicago that came In today was 1 boom for Lyman S sage 1 merchant or something thoro for Secretary of limo Treasury I Is purely a newspaper affair nnd harmless rime only Illinois men In line with the lightning are Congressmen Thomai and Illtt and thoy wont bo struck Kansas sent an oxGovernor nnd I largo dole cation of State olllcers hero today to Bee lien Iaton Harrison ostensibly for thy purpose of urging upon him the claims of Bouator llummb for a Cabinet olYlco In reality time whole chair wits I loiclblntlre iuukot tim bill for which will probably bo charced to the Stato of Kansas I seems tact tilt cclsUUuro of Kansas I while ago In one of tim ironzloo of Plumb en thusiasm Into which It gets when It ponders the eccentricities of John J Ingulls passed resolutions to tho effect that Kansas ought resolutons to have 1 representative In tho Cabinet and thatSenator Ilumb iras tbtltan t for the place Nobody paid any rttentlii to the resolutions tit tho lime but tho legislating business cot ting dull after a while It occurred to some ono that Ion Harrison ought to bo officially In formed of tho resolutions that had been passed and of course tho only way to In form him was by the personal presentation of copy So It was arranged that Limit Uov A J Fclo on behalf of tho Ren nto Speaker Henry Booth for tho House State Treasurer f W Hamilton Col J L Hollowell II L Walker und Dick Morgan should carry tho resolutions to Indianapolis ErGot Anthony came along to 1111 up the party Tho exGovernor has boon tho chief spokesman of the party today Ho says that the Treasury Department Is the ono thoy want for Ilumb nnd that they think that Kansas with her bOOUO majority for tho wholo ticket Is entitled to nothing loss Ho was careful to as sure tho reporters tnat no reflection upon Sell I atom Intnllll was implied In the Ilumb resolu tion but thoio wun n weird faraway Sill II 0 on his fnco as ho snld It The delegation made Its call upon Gen Har rison early in tno afternoon and then after having assured Itself that time reporters had cot til tho names rlpht started lor homo by till first train Besides telling Ut n Hnrrlnon what a wondoifully good mau Heuutor Plumb was to look after tho surplus they took occa sion to hint to him that oxSenator Wlndom was by all odds the worst man to whom tho President could hand overtime custody of tho Governments finances Indeed It is said thnt tho opposition to Wlndom had a good deal more than friendliness for Iluuib to do with time visit of the Kansann bore horoer the silver dollar Is loved Windozn is disliked it scorns Tames McMillan of Mlchfgnnwho succeed Palmer In the United Htates Honato on the 4th of March and two political friends slipped In to town by an Inconspicuous route on special car lute this morning and Flipped out again early in the afternoon Ho madu overy ullort to bnvo his visIt kept secret hut of course failed It IH l trhon out that ho carno hero to say a good word for Algor but nR AIIor is notori ously out of tho Cabinet race this is probably incorrect The fact is probably that the Hen ator elect came horo simply t got acquainted with tho President elect Oath mado his visIt I such gocrot bocuuo ho Ii 1 modest and bash fill yet After ho has been In tho Senate for six years perhaps the 1 bloom will have boon rubbed from lilfc political cheek and ho will pot I hesltutn to get all time ruhoitlHjmont ho can I ovary lime ho wants to nbk a President elect tho tlmo of day Another woman called upon Oon Harrison I today I but she was not alter fiilUo Hhe was Miss lennlo Hmtth the haiul of the department of railroad worn of tho Worrcns ChrlMlnn IVniporanco Union Bofisli McAllister HID t pretty Postmaster of Iloronco Ala also paid liar rOSIolt to tho man who will probably lilt hr out of olllcii as soon ns convenient niter thn 4th of March At lemma that Is I what she said she thought t ho would t do alter Mio came awav A female Pofittrnitor from Kentucky Imn also put In lam claim for rcnpnolntmoiit In tiorbon Mrs harrison got iiuotJior unlit toilny hhu hab etiouch for a hotel abroad but that Is no matter This ono was really n bonutv of silk rind Millet ombroldvrod hnd Carrie from time ladles of a church at Leochhure Pa Jon and Miu Harriitou dined this evening with Ion Low Vallaco Mrf Harrison is Inclined to make llclit of the unpioaxant features of her sojourn in Now York now that she has got homo but mIme occa hiociilly lots her temper rIse a bit when Him tells of hot persecution by the woman who war put upon her traIl by one ot the Now York haters heLen lug tu this annoyance Mri liar neon says Why ono pnpci on put II funialo ilctectho on our track WI vouldnt gu tIny whi ro that wo wtiru nut followed lIcit 1110 Co thief or ufugltlofrom justice IVurnei Miller Aluy 10 e rucittry or Alrl itill err WAsniNOiox Feb 8 Vnrner Miller will to New York ou the Congressional oxprot8 thin afternoon Ills departure was qUIlt Hidden anti unexpected Ho left his wife behind him lit Senator PalmorH mind will loturn III a few days It wns stated vary positively at the Capi tal this afternoon that a place In tho Cnblnot hnd boon offered Mr Miller nail that ho Is to send hit answer to den llarrltou a fowdays Judging from Mr Millers actions and moo uieiits duilna the past tow dllYIi there would seem to bo consldornblo truth In tho report It thought I by Komoqf tho politicians at thu Capitol thnt If Mr Mil lor has boon linked to ac cept any place nt all In time Cabinet It Is that of rocrotary of Agriculture In the now bureau about to bo established if President Cletulamt HJuna tips bill now before him His hasty visit to Now lorklt Is BURgosted may bo for tho purpose of consulting his friends Another ro port IH that Mr Miller has been offered tho War or Niivy portfolio At any rate It Is certain that ho bait heard from Indianapolis A ailnlne New Yorker Inspector Ilyrnes has sent out a general alarm offering a reward of fi30 for the discovery of Ed ar W Iffon of thla city who left New York J lice 10 for Ottawa Canada whence he tabled en Dec I II I for Winnipeg Manitoba Mnce then notblot his been I heard or him hi l 0 Is 9H years of ate aud wore a fill I beard UU tliht let u two Uicutl thurter tbaq till oiImrJ C

A piRinsu rnssKi IN A sTomr The Crew Compelled to Chop Ice from CIo Vessel to IEee ber Afloat FontiiAKD Fob BTho fishIng schooner Herbert M Itogers of Gloucester hnd n terrible experience on Wednesday night In tho storm off Thatchers Light the crow being forced to chop nil night nt tho rapidly forming Ico In order to keep tho schooner afloat When they reached thin port yesterday tho essol and men plainly showed the effects of their light for life In tho blizzard Capt Smith glos tho fol lowing graphic description ot tho fitrugalo Night beforo last when about fourteen miles from ThatchorB the schooner wan struck Ly a sudden storm Vory little warning was given of Its coming and almost bar oro wo know that a storm was upon us tho main boom was gone nnd tho gloat mainsail was torn In pieces The storm rapidly grow worse No snow toll but the cold was intense and tho lea mudo tory rapidly Within a abort limo idler tho malnsnll was lost tho tleck wan covered with Ice and nil that wo could do w as to cut for our lives As time leo was BUlnlnc upon u It was only a question of a short thou i boforo the schooner would go under To sleep WOK ou tot tho question To do any cooking oven to tho making ot A cup ot coffee was equally so The deck was u mass of Ice nod whenever tho water touched and that was oorywhoro on hoard there wan Ice For two nights the men kept at work They managed to Iot little halffrozen food All wo could do was to tako what wo could got and koep on cutting ice I After wa made tho Isles of Shoals tho wind was oxen worse than before Tho water was driven over tho schooner In massji rnther than spray Had tho schooner 10110 down not n mnu could lmo been siuod for tho Vtlllt uorn masses of leo and In that semi nnd that driving storm no boat could have lived ten minutes Whon daylight 1iuuo yesterday morning nnd to tho winiy flshiirmon it lint been time longest night of thotrllvub thoy were nlrnost astonished nt what thoy saw Not II ftlnglo timber of tho hcboonor wau In Klcht No man could l hno told what aIm was made of It was n thrilling moment Mill wo hoped to keep her abuse water By this time wo worn well I tinder way for Portland and last nIght woro oil thH har bor and In bettor water but with tho same necessity for constant work Tho cold wits In tense and nil tho men suffered badly John Messoncar had bin wrist badly frozen but kept nt work for sick and well had to cut loo through that tlmo ot excitement nnd dancer runANXEfI If IVUIliTAXJ An Orcnnlratlnn Formed tn Itrculnte the Moral of the Community NEW OltLEAM Feb aThe JYmraflcmo crali Lafayette special says At about 11 P on Wednesday small groups of men began assembling In tho vicinity of talks Hall Un tier the Instructions of their leaders they used tho term Vigilante for the nnmo of their or dor The organization came prominently Into notice last summer and was formed for the purpose of regulating tho morals of tbo parish Thoy would have carried things with high hand but for tbo firmness of the parish l officials It Is understood that tho object of the meeting hold on Wednesday was to arrange committees with Instructions to visit the bou oHof colored people In time parish ascertaining whether thor nro employed or have made arrangements for till coming year and those who hMO not lot boon fortunuto enough to obtain work will bu ruiiuliod to leave tbo parish Instantly or be under tho penalty of tho brutal despotism ot these highclass bocloty centlemen I Your correspondent Interviewed lime Sheriff Town Marshal Parish Clerk and Mayor and found them and ninny other reputable citlons of Lofoyotto opposed to the Vigilantes All ux preod a strong dtormlontlon to aid In up holding tho law and have pledged their sup port to the proper otllelals In any emergency Many wellknown farmers of thn iuuisli aiq said to bo members ot tins organIzation and attended tho meeting on Wednesday after noon The Mayor has through time Indomita ble cournco of time Town Marshal secured the arrest of three of the Vigilantes who wore engaged lu the pastime nf negrowhipping near the tuwii A cotutlny ol seventyfive Vigilantes waited ou the Mayor mid de manded the luimodlato release of their cap turod brothers Tho Mayor flatly refused and gave them what ho thought tho full extent of limo law limo Vigilantes are said to bo between GOO nnd 1000 strong In this parish nnd are ex pected to begIn operations In a few days IIKITK STAttliS ASSASSJX CAUGI1T Her Caiiulu Urine him to Fort Hmltb and IIUH him Locked Up FonT SMITH Ark Fob 8Johmn Starr cousin of Belle Starr who was murdered last Sunday near her home In tho Cherokee Nation arrived hero this inoimUL with IX t WnthOti tho assas iu Watson was placed in tho United States jail Ho Is a whlto man I2 means ntd and camo from llorldn a OIl ago Hu ounrrollcd with hello htnrr nud thioitcncd her lila him lcd until herdnugh tar Iearl Younger reached her Mdo and to her she accused Wnlbim Viatfloii denies all knowledge ot tho crlmo rilllum Henry HiirrUon Acquitted The second trial of William Henry Harrison of liellevtllo wits concluded In Newark yeiterday with a verdict of acquittal en the charge of manslaughter harrison who U I A negro Mabbed and killed llllam Hirnett after a political quarrel on AuII 4 at Dellevllle hue salt Barnett wo clucking tulle to tth and that he nlMbed at him In elf tleteiite HnrrtBdii und llnrnett l man to quarrel In u unmoor jIJ llamiou BtAtidlnt uii for Henjamln I llarritoti aiui t Harriett Arirulufr for CMevelmul ttaroett waylaId Hai rliun ao he wa jiolnjf home and then the alabblnc nrr1 In the lint trial in th Uo ctmber trrm the jury J UlutrrrfU Ihe verdict of ac quluul yesterday III fojnJ In ten minute arrested tor IiiNiiltlnic Children James Totirot a little baldbonded French CorbeL wee arrested in I SIxth Avenue on Thursday fur Insultlne little school Klrls In Sixth avenue near Hr ant Perk He was arraltned In Jeilersou Market folic Court yctterdar morning and four of the Ilttln girls who were with little Iumi7 Moore l near St avchocl In laII Illerenth ores wean slit t was an i frighten by a stratum man that sue afterward died were present Three uf LIII Klrh failed tuldeitU Tonnit a the lame man and the fourth wo nut aur whether 1m wee the name man TourolMoea not aniirerto the description of the ruuu seen on tlio sect hide lie sag old SteAl Three Vlrllmx of me Suvuce Dot Hrn JAm 10b 8uValtor the toyoarold eel of Adam JoIIIIrI ase etrlousty hilton tills all or noon Ioy 0 bulldog owiuei by Auctu ilrntnhes Itue dog la uuilisily blot chlnod soul tolay whIle tbo Imiul was cro11I1I c field nn tile way homo to dinner tie imenil IIrok U 11 1111 sill IIlIokt hllll sm ni IOIlIt Street went it I lieu onus secmitmuire cmii WA herself rrlIIIlIr btuicum iIie dill e toaster III macmillS blm icily Irom ylre iicCItrrei t 005 also i bitten I t on time lusuil I lImo Iii ens trlr teven ilaceh ili ohlnl lore aiua tim 1011I ll o ilecis 01 tiCCil care tare out Iatmx Ahbott on Mm Pottrrv Aclinic ATLANTA Fob BTo the Inquiry ns to how she Ilkfd Mrs 1oltirln lain Ira Mm nmma Abbott Mild today I did not 550 her In thnt rolf bui think lIen pretty that In she has Unit tire How I about Isr AQtlliK t I hair 1111 she sgml 1 era lcly I thin I stc lisa tlly A Fielchl Wreck Ncur HrNenaili A drill endue all time DMawnro Lackawnnna nnl Wfstrrii Kallnud mcned line reltlmt cars tat mum incnmliitf Ilo ell Ii trln I tlUfcideof 1 fcuit NeuKrk yen I lerduy mornlny The freUlit ems i a ere badly wrecked and his lell UVI rOil the I ii cO ti und mol track Traiel wa deUyod I four Iuure l 0 olle wo hurl The sit f1 liicerand llif iirn or he live nock train saved their lii Ca iy mping i Went Vlritlnlit ftennliim 1lueri OiiAnLEhTox Vi Vn Toll PArtol the dls folutlonof the Joint A embly III orlocL last night ttip Senate reurll111 lIt own clumber The Itepubllcan members weutanav ntiS eight 1 HerveanttatArm were rent tg IcIng them back Hie search laatiil I all nlxht Mimlur nnoar naiiiirtiircl but eiraped tirouu the transum In limo Pelml ihamlier lljr murulnit all mem bers had hieu brought before limo Neiiale and lined J aM cull eaiii A Iu tlce Trii t Formed The Justlcos time Pence of Hudson county met reitnUr In Justice Lane inice In Jersey fity and organized an anoclatiou under thj name of the ABHOC ale Jostloesof Iluilson rounty luatlce WIlliam Allen who tics been Jiiilldb for twenty years was circle F l t n lg Heomlnw ft President and Justice Seymour ot llolmken Secretary A committee I ra giipolnted it prepare a bill for the tlr01 Ienlilaturu rivlnir Junlccn of tIme Ieace Jurlallotlon J In civil cases lo lbs amount ofVU liuteaitofKu as at rretenl Richmond Comity Town Convention I At the town conventions of the JUpubllcanB I of Hichmond county for the kelei lion of candidates for I local U the followlor nomlnailen w all mado tor I IIppar Sm Northnelit James II follocki Cwtletan I MnUord D Rlmotjion Weatfleld Abraham Colei Mm I diunwo John J Armstrong Sooihn t4 sndcrnd lfatllDIel l ilemb toe Democratic caaHldatf a p FLEEING FROM HIS WIFE PARALYTIC MR 11KOELS HURRIED ACROSS EAST RIYRR Ills Conch In Followed by Four Express WtiKon ContalnlnK Kurnllnie 1I1t or n unity Miirrluice tn the Mhermatn Fiats A coach followed by nn express wagon drove oft n Thirtyfourth street ferryboat In Long Island City about n oclock last night and went to the Long Island llatlroad depot across tho street Several mon were standing thoro apparently awaiting tho arrival of the coach and wagon Vlion a conch draw up It was apparent that nn exciting topic was being discussed While the men woro thus engaged three more express wagons wore soon nil com ing from different directions Ono of tbo men who was engaged In the controversy nt the coach door loft tho group and directed tho wagons towaid tho express oOlco of tho rail road Tho wagons wore all loaded with costly lurulturo which looked as If It had been hastily loaded The men who bad charge of tho wagons began unloading them Immediately Finally an Invalids chair was taken out of tho wagon that had followed tho coach across the ferry and placed on tho sidewalk In front of tho open coach door A man about 45 years old was lifted out of tho coach and placed in tho ohnlr Ho was attended by a colored sonant A lIttle boy about 13 years old was a tcarlul spectator of limo scone rime man was Frederick W Kneel n paralytic who lived In tIme bborruau Huts at loll West Fortyolglitli street thin city He was fleeing horn his wile and was being takou to Jtock 1110 Centra LI where ho formerly lived Ills lawyer Oeoruo L Molt ol Foarsalls was man aging time lllnht BKnKolsH tlrst wlfo died about n year ago fiho was thu daughter of Kobort Stafford a million nlro cotton planter of Columbia S 0 1 Thoy hnd four children three boys and ono girl The little boy who stood weeping on tho sidewalk was his oldest son Alter Mrs Eugolss death tho New London COlin courts awarded her children tlJluOOns l hor sunroof her fathers ottato Thin sum was reduced by costs and otherwise to about IJOOUU Sir jjngols was appointed guardianwith an allow anco of 14000 lor tile childrens support Mr Engols quito woalthyfalmself Ho was stricken with paruly FS In Ills legs last summer l on Nov M IfSd bo was taken from ItockUllo Centre to Now york it being tho Intention to havo him placed In n hospital for treatment lie however did not go to n hospital but to thu ItoRsmoro Hotel After n few days n sulto of rooms wore procured in tbo Sherman flats 151 West Fortyoightlt street During his short stay at tho hotel Mr Kneels made tho acquaintance ot a fino look lag German woman who was known as Fran cesca MargorettalllonsbelatMr Kneels Is of Gorman descent After Mr Kneels was re moved to his now residence in the Bhorman flats his acquaintance of tho Itossmoro Hotel visited him there and on Thanksgiving Day just olcht days irom tnolr first mooting they woro inarrlod Immediately after their mar riage Mr Kngols called In a physician who ad vlfed I Mr Kugols to take a trip to Uormudo This appears to have been tho beginning of dlllnreuceH that finally led to serious disagree ments For although Mr Kneels finally con sented to go to liormuJa ho was oppusod to It nt llrst t oat the nature of the quarrel was Is not known but Lawyer Mott for eomo reason prevented the trip to Bermuda Last Monday Mr Kngols sont for his lawyer nnd told him that ho wanted to bo separated from his wife limo sum ot f50u was ottered to Mrs Kneels If site would sign separation pa per Sho consulted her attorney oxJudge A 1J Dlttonhoofor I dllfr wanted the amount raised SiO Kneels and his lawyer then de cided not to give anything At a conference In tha flat on Thursday with hor husbu and Mr Mott his lawyer sho oITored to mn tIme separation papers for 3000 time price ol tho furnlturo in till lint Mr MoLt offered her 12500 SIlO again consulted nor attorney who insisted on having tUO more That evening Mr Kngels say ho talked the matter over with hu wife and they finally agreed not to separate at all Afterward he changed his mind and the next day ho telegraphed for his attorney ImirfaigoIsa bcchimer was aluuojeontfm t hen time attorney and Mr cneelss brother ar rived at time tint they found that Sirs Kngels had gone to the nttoinoys office for advice A conference was hold and it was decided to got out of tho houso ns soon ns possible Four ox pros wagons were hired Men were sot to work and tn a short tlmo lie Hat was stripped of all Its furniture which did not belong to Mrs Fiicols limo wagons wore all sent out In dlfler Cot directions so that no ono should know In what direction the furniture Had been taken I Mr Enuolrt was then put In a coach und driven to the ferry by a circuitous route When the furniture arrived in Long Island City it wits shipped to Mr Kngolss former homo at llockvillo Contra The oldest sou as has been Raid accompanied Mr Kneels Ills brother took charge of limo other three chil dren Mr Kngols will bo kept on Long Island until some satisfactory orruugemont Is made with his wlfo Lawyer Molt says that Mrs Lncolss name wasonro Mrs Dlnnchard and that she had a house In Fiftieth street Lttciirn vi AND OOYJ 4 iAY A OrotitluHy Firm or Toy Inlporterfl VIa pemeH Without 1 I fx Ferdinand Muller it Co Importers of toys and fancy goods at Broadway aro reported to havo sold out and left town Mr Mullor RO big to Europe and his partner Charles Hitter to Philadelphia Their indebtedness In this country Is believed to bo small but quite largo abroad Last July the statement of time firm claimed assets of 10000 and liabilities ol G300 entirely In Kuropo The linn started lu business In July 1HS7 both partners having previously boon clerks The door ot their place of business wa locked yesterday Ten ants In the building bay that the door IH locked most of time time that neither partner has boon seen around for n couplo of weeks and that many pursons had been imjiilrlm for them Hulnc to Recover from the DeuU llefrnilnnt4 KHlnte Surrogate Itancom has appointed the Public Administrator to take charge of the estate ot the Lite James Uenely pending suit or Krnedlne Mejer tore covero which she claims to lust e uiven to Itenely to Invest for her Mlii Meyer came here from Ormany l some years ago tn tale poisesnon of SluOltlert to her as a legacy by H former frlentL Kite sure the inonej to llntly still claims tint the was never able tn ret U hack Slit bejran a civIl mutt fun Its recovery in Not em ber lust alit when the case wan ready to tie taleil in lahiiary leO U was dicuiered thai llencly ha4 Jed ou Jiuua 1 Ills life was tutu red lOUCouteHtuutiorAbriihuiii lleulettn Will Tim will ot Abiaham Hewlett who died at WuoUsuurg U I about a month uo wn pUced en lie with the tiiirrocalt ot cjueeiu count e terday lie left an eitato a4 to he worth TMniuo Ho iuherlts lull reUtlTsl with few exception leaTesfUxu to the Trinity Church at Wooiliburir Sluoi to the PinnUr rchcmL anl MUAJ to Truth Imrlih his bulk of hu estnte la gIven In trust to establlsl and eudoM an hooi nt Vloodsturtf to be known es the lluwlrlt Academy It Is gaul there will be over its contealauti or the will Mint 1rentnu U Mule unit Well Troy Fob 8Time llev Dr II V Noycs of CMitou China who Is lnitinir nt Waterford writes ti the nrni that the ttory In which It wn shamed that Miss ReptIle Trchton n nilHKloiiary was M11H In Chits iiiirlni the uprising la wit hAul foundation lr fles I lies received A letter from relation in Cunton who re fide Ina lumen udlolninir that of HIM Irrainn Inohicli it ib staled that his menilif ri of the iiiUlmt tro al tell Miia 1rtkton formerlylleil luuilway Saoja count juicer Fox Ctmrurtl am tom Hnmltldt henry Fox the irniul street car liro driver who sac rreifeiloii Thursday for CAUiintf tha death r r flrs Mury Hotferi at time minor of Hudson intl Vfitry ftrtrtt wan hold for trial rm A charge of homicide at ihe IuniU l curl yeiitiJfij tollcvmnn OMniu wtm mute tlief romplalnt icys that Iox MA diii lug tile hortet r il Idlt mitt did not keej A looVont aheaJ Eec atd that ft bit strop brute sail the tiuisos Urcauiotiu tuatiacebblc A WorkiuunH llorrllilu llriilh LoriWoitT Felt t1ShIlo Jroil Palmer was working in a Meach tub nt the paper mill In Mlildlejiorl this count the bottom tell out nd Iahuerdropiieillutn a tat of bolllnir Minor which reached up to his hill He was fearfully sraldeii ami ills utah dropped off his Iimb4 to the bone He died three hours afterward lu terrible aitony He leaves a widow unit out vhlld Anunulnc for Ht Iutrlcka Iy The first meeting of tho Irish societies of New VprU was lurId at Central Hall In Pet Early ser rnih street last nlutit to arrange for the celebration of M ritrlike Pay ou Monday March ti l it was inter inlnello I I parade and bate exercises InTonraa INuoJs Hderward II II ImPosed ID send the l rocctili U the entertainment Is t lr Jaruel Hunk HiiruU Hardline aught AKNln Harry F Harding the adioll bank sneak who robbed the Commercial National Bank of t70 0n 6ept 3o IIDI escaped with John Keoney IndIcted for murder from the Ueneral fleaslena Court roem unOot 3 wuarreiwdln rUlaOelpbU Ian off lit ana will Is I tr vul back to hIsw Turk 7CLL7tD nr ins oirv nsioi Kllnai n normnnt Nhoom Illiuceir While Clenntnr Ip his Itevolrer Elba H Dotmnul of Furnl Dormnul manufacturers of straw hats nt 88 Prince street shot himself In the forehead yesterday whIle cleaning a revolver Mr Dormnul lived with his wife nnd child at C2 Kant 103th street ant several tlmorthln winter when returning homo late nt night ho was accosted by louuh lookIng nion Fourorllvo nights ago ns Mr Dormnul was going homo from tho opera ho was attacked by toughs and determined then to guard against attacks in tuturo by carrying n revolver lostcrday afternoon Mr Dormnul took this revolver from his safe at 88 Prince street and began to clean It A pistol shot was boatil by nn emuloypo In another room and Mr Dormuil was loiind unconscious on 1 Ito t Iloor with the blood flowing Irom a bullet Wound botwrou his eyes Ilo hold a small screwdriver In I one lintid I i nnd liosido blm woro the vlstol and totuo rug with which he hud been cleaning It m An ambulatieo took the wounueit man to it Mncmts Hosultnl where time doctors said iiio wound was mortal Mr Dormauls brothcrlnlnw said last uluht Mr Dormaul was nearsighted and ovldenll hold the revolver clo o to his tare wIthin nt templlrjg to unscrew the cylinder U vas plainly an accident Mr Dormaul bad no financial dlfllculticH and his home lifo wn happy Ho was about 60 years old JohN C Aflf IS HERE Ho are MIller iinil Ilntt nod IIlHrnrU iuuuct Vow Iel the Cfinlerenve Go On The Hon Tnhn Clmrlos Now who Is very close to Presidentelect Harrison In personal relations reached tho Ollsoy liouso late yester day afternoon from Indianapolis Ho hnd mm i tow callers In Ito evening the most Importnn being President French of the Pollco lloatd Mr French says ho got no Cabinet news Mr Now said to others that ho had como hero on private business and that thoro was nit foundation hint ho know ot for the mention of himself for time Treasury Department Of courho ho saw lUiiinoll V Harrison who ro mains at time Ollsoy House lint Ito politicians would have it that n big conference was afoot or on hand heimto UlEcocks presence In New York Irom early yesterday afternoon Senator Millers later ar rival In time evening and the flight from Al tinny of Kenator liiesott recently deputy act Ing Governor tlon N M Curtis Dwight Law rtnco and other lessor llopubllcnns mudo them think them wits business to bo talkod Bomitor Miller Intlmatod that there was no news In nshlngton mind lint ho had como to New lork pnrtlv to bear If there was any hero ExPehutor Platt did not see Mr New Ho will doubtless take part In todays conference JUDGE RVCKRR SLAPS COt ARKINS Denied to the Police Station In a Patrol YaKOn nud Fined 82O DENVER Feb 8WhIle the controversy between Senator Blackburn and Judgo A W Iluckor was In progress Col John Arktns toll n Now York reporter that Judgo Iluckor was a coward who had not the courage to fight Ar kins Edward Wolcott and Chief of Police llrnilyworo drinking nt a barshortly after mid nleht this morning Ituckor htrollod Into tile saloon stepned up to Arklns and Etruel him imi the thee with the palm of his hand W hue Ar klns was recovering from his astonishment Juice Itucker stepped back and put his hand upon his revolver Brady arrested und dis armed Itucker and took him to Pollco Hond ouarters In n patrol wagon Ball wns furnished niul Judge Ituckor went home In police court this morulng hu was fined tU JTntlcn Heir to S1OOOOO lIOSTO N Feb 8John A McDonald a Joorkoepor nt dime museum in this city re ceived telegram todny Informing him he hac fallen hnlr to 100000 boquoathod by iho late LieutGov Jas A McDonald of Michigan The LioutonnntGovornor was killed In railroad accident on Jan 2C leaving nn estate valued nt about 4000000 John A McDonald was n nephew of the millionaire Tho uncle hind seen him only once iu his life Young Mc Donald Is about 23 years old ind has drifted about during the past ten years of his life Six years ago ho was a fireman on the Now York and Now Kugland Ititilroad and after going thiouLh stxtuon smashups ho quit time busi ness From all of those collisions ho escaped without a scratch Then ho sottlod down In the dime museum He proposes to use the money In buying out the museum in which lie is now employed The IlnrrlHOnH Will Summer nt fleer Pnrk HALTIJIOHI Feb 8Mrs Harrison anti her daughter Mrs J It McKeo ot Indlanapo Hi will stianI the summer at Door lark Md Ptcsldout Harrison will bo whirled to lIme mountains from Washington ovary In n special car which PreeldontCharlos F Major of limo Baltimore and Ohio Jtoilroad Company has already tendered him It will not bo the first hummer tn wnlch the Harrison family have passed nt Doer Park Tlioy will bo time guests of their soninlaw Mr J It McKoo who hag rented the cottage from Mr Davis Fifteen years ago President Grant spent hue Hummer In this cottage Tho late Piosident John W Garrott and afterward Kamuol Spun con oiProEldent of the llaltlmoro anti Ohio occupied the sumo cottage A short dlstuncn away Is the cosey cottnco where President and Mrs Cluvoland passed their hunoymoou OhUuarr Mrs Jane Poultnoy lllgolow wife of time Hon John Ulgeloir formerly Minuter to Knince died at her home 21 Uramrrcy 1ark jeslerday morning ymrs Illtelow had the llrst serIous Illness of her lifo In Waih lugtoii about a year ann hue refined uimbta to ricmer from it wholly and lu hopet that au ocean voyage and a chAiiro of climate would heneOt her ems vailed for Europe last May She remained abriMd until October Her travels did not benelU her and society In which she was well known and popular saw little of her after her return She died of Ilrkhtii Jlmno Mrs Hltelow was born In Ilaltlmoro In li2t llu wan married hi IHM1 She WM fond of literitiin smud won the author of several oenta which neru nnblljhcJ at Ollfereiit times by the Harpen rrraomo years ohio hot been tnffaxed iu collectlnn old and forgotten po ins ii hlcii shit intended mu list e putjlisht d i Mie vms ubiltrhl slut eiitertaliilnir Aniimn anl a iririul rotirii4 lloiialli c mm lift her limbmJ was Minister to I ruice she frniumt ly i enterlaluid the American colony In loris fh lout em bixchildrfn four Uaiiicliivrs stil I tvn cilia Inoiftlm diiLxhti rs are unnurrieij of the i other twii one is the wife ot cliarlei Menart liotlun and lie other h married to hnrea 1 rrm y one of his scum Ioultuer HlkA ow is the rilltor of i ulna ami the nther Is 1 a Meiiteiiant in lite I army stationed at Uaihlnictmi the funeral will Im on lioniiay mornln at lUoVloik lu I SI linrjsi liun li 1 he ititerment nUt bu iii Highland falls near Uectrolnt Mrit Mary lililennur the cults of the princi il of ratmnir School El In Jin u1iliidlvd 3 fkterda of acute pntumonta it her liomo y7u stu vr iuii HVIUIIO him married Mr Kldennir when he ii lie principal of this lhlgtt school of Paterwiu hip I rcnderod her tinband much aisjstonce lathe compilation of many lextbuoLi The death of i o Lainson mm of the oldest members cf the rroduoe Kxchantfo wan announced upon the lx change bulletin esterildr Mr luniim was ul out Ii yearaofae He had tech cira only about a week and died auUdeiily nr heart failure n Thuriilay rvnlnir 1 I nit chit a prominent Uwer tif MiluauUce died hterday lln was 7 yvnri lu The lion I A Mucker Ire ttint nf lie I lliill Hndr Valle jtllri ad Ioiit oat r dli d Aildittl uf titmrt Uli sue etKttrdjv in tori Haven li Iho I llui N bill cf VlAiirhrHer V llilli smldclilr at liner farL Hotel Norlli Oiidti I N H ytierdar A lila Ire MlKhlne Kir DIMMT rixnsNuf Tob PA l big mnehlnn for time mnuiifattureiif Ire was i1lhiimle I KI Prnter hue morn Inn It I I Keiths ml ill I jouidi and reiiulrix IMriten I cars to carry it It was bnltt lie e at a toil uf IJOIMI tlAIUCH fJtOJI Till JKIKUltAlH The rreildrnt e tirdiy nominated tarrni II ruht of 1asiailinfceiiM to be i nniniliiiiioiiir of i axir ellutllr Heck arrlveil At Ounces Monroe jeittrilay much Improved In health Ho ix locus liiremiin Ilieio ubout a month riinrlen hmllh win was rimllned In the lull at ran neltun haul under u entente nf death etfaped un JliurrJuy lilnlit Jamea Rosi colored wan haiiccd yesterday at Prati ileniiurr Iky for Hie munlur of llenmllu Ithodt an uld farmer m IHeadu county till April o lad The Ireildents of tlie Oranire Scam Mate and the Tranntaa have decided to hold a cunterrme I U dltii4 time ad iiabllltr of furiiilntf a federal uulonuf the two States The Illverdal cotton mill at Nortlibrldee Man was burned yesterday niornlnif 1 lie mill WM cwneii omit operated br the rauMVhitin Manufactunn I oiiau The Ins will bi u about lliin Die I bill authorixlnj liie offer of f rtiii fur the appre heiiiuiif of vii cmiii Louis crhnlnal wui toss til I tiy ilm t aruania leutislumiimrs J e ierilav and hl ned ly iov haxli who win lit da I ntrer the I um mined for time arrest of the assassins nf John M Clayton K I larceloo roatmaiter at IMnchealer itaps his resivned and la I understood to be some isoObhort In his accounts whiih Is supposed ii be due to loose maiuze ineut raUisr than a deliberate attempt to defraud lie Is a son ot eiUoy UnrcdOD it Name sad woj ep psiuidtum Ises eI HIS STOLEN CHILD FOUND flux Kt T J7VTC OttlKF HAD NADR WIlV lKlMOfli IXNANK All hu Siirlncn Nppnl In n Nenrcli fbr lies Ihr blOt TcirlMy MultrrntrilFnnnal In u Ctinittiililc I ii ci Ii ci I Ion iilrAno IVh s 1ietly llnxcnhnlroti lltllo Aiiiiln lledmoud was playing In front ot hot fnthutrt Ijliicksiultli ohop on State street ono day lust May when an old woman woarlnff a faded black droi enticed her asmay from her pla tunics From that tlmo until today time laments saw nothing of their child As soon as Annlo was misled an alarm was sent to the pollco slatlons For weeks dotectUes antI patrolmen scat died the city for the little girl but no trace uf ler or her abduclor could bo found 111g sturdy John llodmoml tbo father had sxed SluK whon this t inlifonttt mmci cumin to him Ho closed his hop and jolnct the tmters la tho t search tlob led him to all parts pi tho country anti lu n few months his money tflS com hit business was rulnod and his wIfe was pick from worry Hut Iledmond would not give up I tim o search Thinly clad and half I starved lie was n familiar object itbout tho police courts tIme uutilwmem statIons and tIme charitable Insti tutions Ono dny about 11 month ago his mind bugnti tu wnnder A nook later ho was de clared hopolonslyinsnno and committed to an iwylutu On Inn 18 In hue town of Lake police were summoned to n little liouro on Seventyfirst nnd Thioop streots They arrested n PI Inter nnmod Harvey flurlcy ulmo was accused ot cruelly bcntiiiK a little flnxcnhnlrcd girl Thin cninplalnant wjis time woman flora whom the Guilevs rented tho hone JIm child had boon bonton until her back wits coerod with weltn TIme Inndlndy said that t4ue iiirloya had often sent time child out for boar when thoy wero holding night carousals Tho child told time pollcrmun that lien namo was Florn Dell Gurloy Tho next day sho was sent tn hit Homo of tIme Friendless whcro she has slncu ruinalncd lhmona went many visitors nt time Homo In lay Aiming them wnun woman who bpcnins deeply Inturoitid In tIme llttlo flnxonhalri il girl tdie culled limo child to liar ana asked her namo Tho lIttle girl said My iinmolsAnnlB llodmond my other namo Is Flora Doll itiilfly Tlio woman summoned Mrs Moudy the matron of the Homo who asked the child many moro questions Time answers she gue were such ns to leave no doubt In tho matrons mind that time long missing child had been found Pollco Captain Dartram was then summons and after u snort consultation It wns airrenil to take little Annie buck to her mother and to bring limo father from time asylum In the boptt that the presence of his child nt his side might restore his roiison Tho mooting between tho mother and llttl Annie was enalfoctlng It was 0110 oclock whon time demented lather reached his homo from time Kim Ka Keo Asylum He was la charge of an attendant When Itodmond en tered tho hoiiio ho caught little Annie up In c bin arms and oxclalmea IJo you know mo e Why sos replied Annie you are my pnpnDo you know who took you away asked Itodmoml Time vhlld replied that sbo did Then said iledmoud Ill talk to you later During time conversation Redmond was stolid and scorned daml Little Annlo said tonight that she was drugged by Joslo Qurloy the woman who stole bur and that sho was drnagod away while liibonsilile An soon ns she mitered Gurleya houso she was subjected to almost Incredible brutal treatment Gurloy often whipped her with a hitching strap aud n oatonlno tails Sometimes thy little girl foil from exhaustion and lay blooding on the floor At other times she wan tied to a post In the collar and kept there for days at a time Annie also said that the Qurleys seldom lived over a month In one place limo police had not found them tonight Ii i ItloomlniE Iench Tree Killed DEVTON Md Fob 8The recent snowstorm and eiibiequeut cold map hare caused the spirits of thai peach growers to descend In a greater degree even than tho mercury The previously mild weather made the leech buds Hwcll greatly and In some orcharua near erton some of the trees are in full bloom Theae of course the cold has killed And It Is feared that even other which have not attained such a degree of devel opment are also blighted Moat of Our Know Htornm are Slain Suow began to fall In this city about 12 P M yesterday and the barometer fell rapidly Indicating 4 the approach of lime storm that started In time North west on Wednesday and wag central yesterday over the lake region The hlirh barometer In the Southern states ham moved to tlio Atlantic coast forcing tile wanner weuthrtr northward and the snow will turn to rntn Ihe whole country is warmer mind 10 day will bo warmer here clearing stmitjiit The Weather Yeiterdstr Indicated by Perrys thermometer la rae I fri huiidin UA Jl JO B A M hiil u I A n 21111 l Slauo us P M ii5m bl M JtBP U 31 12 tnidnlnbt W Average utt Average on felt H v itSJui10 eu t4lgnal l Office Prediction For Maine Now hampshire Vermont Mae VActiusettA Rhode Island ConnectIcut and rasitmftcul JlrX mot warmer variable wtnitt brcojntnvtirttitv Tor tasteni Icnndjvrtnis a nt New J riay anew warmer fnlloira t by cnMer wInds ticaonilnff weittrlr lor the District Columblii Marylaml IJeUware and Virginia lliht rAlu or mow warmer foltowcd by colder SntnrdHy niiit westerly ulnili lor 1 West iivlnU Uo western Ienneylania I mu4 ubnttrii New lurk chow colder westerly while JUIIIMI 4JIOUJ 20WY Tudfre TAttcrfon has tmtntfl an Kbsoluto divorce to Aurora M iou t from Alphonno K I Soc The Intfxcellf Klrewurkr Company to 1 t inc Jfinif J Ciotf n forii i tItles ii crib of Jlruwork cuiuuincd by hit tihbtituciiu Iuiet toll William Kobcrti a irNffc lrnsl burglar woe sentenced oie j earn fn Stat prlou mttirl by duOs i uwlDf iii l le ijeurral eitiiuux t fiT rurrj liitf burrilar lonlrf Ihe 1 hicl ire tIm a vriitnir In time iooper lnor frei Course nit be KV 11 by Mr Jtitm Aiitiiwiill ti Harry ov n S on The Hour lire with illustration Mkljael J Sullivan nt one tlmn AD Steal of lbs Society for the npi re ri Mi it Mef liait beuit a mil Or I tel iuriiuiiui 1 nllicnv LoriHtock lij lug ddinaReii ut tauuJl I liLttt HiirtiUiitl a young innrrleil vrni n ii rni ifl t take lit r uw ii mile by drinking pouun Ht IH1 lIlt tghott street last nUht him U lu IJoievue lloipitil it ttirihoiur riio Jlt vittl Itnllros l DiniiT Cf uminisnbon hni HurJeiijnuu JuiifHO HrUn ovnTor th Irelimluea i n tli aou ifn turner it huntli llfili HTCIIUC stud JTJH t trett h I cry tour of tie omtilidited geretle ompitnyi or un Ht Jerith I strfti oil vrnuf iMvui ilrvnchiid In IlUiti hut nut u ulce iut Jiifln rrrul I liutxircJ work hell IP tin liilniif many fir if wilt be temporarily thrown ouit if v njloiuLiit 0mlli4ml Meit Jl yesle oIl n tltrnien J mu icUn ii rlbblel tmeiui I Ii fruit vi iit Iunt iittit it Street Cci Cr dci tnriiir MihaHiiirr directuh l the reuurjtmI of Ib Oly tohWhuiuuatMt usst let tutu street Iti i n Full in the City i Court jrhtenUy iinniri II bin It tx oijinjiiftil I fnrtvunifniiut hJ witri h stoics aumi las chum 11 heel l rnprltlor i nf the t IfiTnmii I ilniut fcc den ortiltig their cttc in lbs it ella build I nj on HrrmdWavy AloxuiItr Miillcy iflii l J lwtril 1 Io ii ey iota inn of liuhuity rolttti rj tifiure 1 utile iOiltg In th ienrl ietlitit tn riiin ahoy vrrrn hfnltrncod jeitcrday Mill Iii luMv yvt and K ry to Uo yiari lu tbt Stats It iou 1 liif 1 till cii laf I xrrfti Coinianr ties Iratt1 40 runl i 1 so c lur t luiu toriu if f jr let t itt tier 4lofticfi it u S h H in be r inortt mull ttic r rTttctit quartrn a v iv i lh I tjinltliit Hjli t p re flold en that ciiiui C jti ilriMi iniu IIH Iruiuj I iluii j ult tin 1 ri he ii u ii li epi H muru ciere lit cmpf r Ililno luwirc I lUMiif Iii U hint in th City Court eitrrilAr i if I 1 iuie l cinu 11 for 7a t uhlctiiie i ai I hc taa PHI I litni thry hit tilt lien lit liii lintel ll i cr fur sums iif Ihe 1 iy got o ttrra t iTdlcitur M I 51 The liOii l to b nut a tunnel Ictwctn the tiAfemeit of tiuP S until I van tInier and th lumf itif nt of the brown Stile liuilllrj m ilmt I the latttttould I be utllu d for ttormt il tile i cm lit j tj Ierls rcrnrdn In I interfered with Ij tht i jT j o l bui fur a new iaiihlcltiil tuilJlntf harlrx iftf u 1o kkiet r mitoyed tir iiutetier The itire hrtitiillti U of 71 Third A veil lie was trnteiued Ii J Ititirtlrr Sill 3 iii fi ci ltriUy tn Ave cart and ona nn ii ill In thn Stole itimol 1 1 n for Inrptr lie nlraded yuiii 11 lo wife a iOiiiu und pretty woman hulled la iuri MMrlfn ii ram tlir ittlt ge1 bom Count who hai mat qinTiaiUd undir ihn I lit ne tic Cult run Anlai Iount tim n iiif and luroi I ide r HP and S hut has an tilt CU t lltani stjawa by HVOUIUII r iatioD liht ei prday HUH uULharrftd by Juellc Ullttlly nt Jeitrsuii urkct Court hr tvunt of cxldcuce HI which iv livid lb Im Imf f urlnff Mice CUIrrfc rfrfoni aricp lit t thf Jourenth irft IJifJtrt lat nUlt lit J i J 1 tlle xaltttd hoist tit tile f vk I rk Lodfe of llki ttpi fd on th stars t suit tIll kvhnir of Itifordrr t iirr entrj it let Ilx sy with Pm llkh tiuiiuue 1 Mirroimded with triliitiitr in rrcuiinl t lon r irrHpi4araneo Jt heir belief rCfuHyuUli I rand ncr i iou i Tin ci iteen ii Atiiiua iljnnrr nf the iSfw 1 nrlv Alumni Aueill lii f I ifs PitS i iUt C mill I tak e per Ht th I I ii uttl 1 lirtiiii u irk t nth t jt Chili turner ct Ta rnt fifth sire n xi I i djj Mriliif IP I iS Aiiug thus 50 Icled 1 in If t i i nt an lr h dtn suit cc treiilnt i M t i1 J n 1 Ii ijrfui Iruf 1 J 4 tarcU end IliiolI lUrii n I oh n H I I ilere n of 4iJ tied t I ortf suit h Street was fn diftiii on i hurida by the iirat4 Jilt MI u hstrife of ci njtlaeinj and rmoi g a rilies aivireh nnJan 31 lax at thctiulbrrak of the teeth tie UK at Sent sitU atrtctand l Broil iv lorait lrdfd not billy yeiUp ir t rLTt Judge uwiiiKiu 110 ucueral btniouL tad lImo Sass was 11 nror trial p

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1 fv t THE SUN SATURDAY FEBRUARY J 188 i SIFTING LE GAttOiVS STORY I SHAM QVESTIOX1XU ItrIHOS OVT S03IK r ItllOHTAXT A Tk n YOtullonl l lrtnrilnl tlir lrnftn Iloillln In Then Ilnni Ir itimt llrlllili Patriot nt Iliitlheiiu IulilSpv l latlaii Losnox Fob S Tlio Illtlo Commlrblnn curt was packpd toilnr with distinguished politicians sorloty men imil lawjeis who Kcrnmbled nnd almost fought for places from which to wltnftsi Ilio vivisection of Informer Lo Cnron Tim exhibition vvns well worth tho troublo tnkon to sea It Rlr Clinrln llusoll ho crentost crossoxnmlnor In tills country with one of tho smallest witnesses ever scon Inn British court of law was In his best form Inslnuntlnc eonflitonllnl mlin aggressive passionate threatening onch hi Its turn n momentary occasion required It was tlio wit nesss business to make no admission In nny way favorable to tho Irish members case ntid he strove dosporntoly to rorvn his employers but nit wns of no nvntl niul tlio Attorney General had tho mortlllcntlon onco moro of hearing bis opponents caso justlllod am strenethonod out ot tho mouth ot his owi vltnnss IM Caron was forced nmong other things tc nilmlt that tho Qoornmcnt bad placed oen facility In his way for refreshing his memort by n perusal of tho documents In their pusses elon Ho denied then ndmltted the receipt ol considerable sums fiom the Goernmont He denied tho fait mndo clear in noonday by his own evidence that ho had aiinngod otilrnte nnd sent his dupes practically straight from New York to Drlthh piUons lie retracted tlic statement that nil meetings addionsod by 1ar nell while In Amoitcu weio convened anil man need by revolutionary leaders Finally tha witness was forced to makn n series of admis sions bringing Into ttiirtllng relief tho fact which forms ono ot tho chief points of tho Irish case that from tho commencement of the constitutional movement its loaders have striven to wcnn Irishmen from secret societies and revolutlonniy methods and that their anxlity In this respect for a tlmo estraugod tho extremists and oven miulo of them tctlo ene mies Sir Charles lUifsoll therefore had lea son to be proud of his days work lie has not yet finished with Lo Caron l the AuoiiaUl frtii Lo Caron In reply to nuostlonb laid that during the last fortnight ho had got documents totaling to the case from Mr Anderson au official of tho ilomo Ofllce who at his prixate Iesldonce allowed witncfS to t fe the liole of the tatters past correspondence w ith tlio Homo Oflleo authorities The witness then went to Cork street with nn unsigned letter of Intro duction which Anderson had given him to Mr Houston the Secretary of the Loyal Patriotic Union Mr Andorson witness said opposed mv testifying Ho said that II 1 tcsllflod It would bo on my own responsibility Tho letter that Anderson wroto to Inlioducolno to Houston was signed with bis Initials it A Why did you not make Unit statement bo fore usked Sir Charles Itussell I just now remembered the fact replied the witness Andorfoncontinued L Caron selected the documents ho thought would bo useful nnd I poloctcd thoce that 1 tiougUtvtould bo useful to Houston who In I urn selected thoso to bo read to tlio Couit Uhewurk of selecting tho impels occupied ten dais Anderson Intro duced mo to Houston as a man who had been mutually selected to represent tho prosecution ind ono whom tho Tnurf and Icun trutt I made tho first proposal to come here Lc Caron said that during tho llrst throe years of bis service ns a spy ho received no payment from the lovernment nnd that at present he was lecoiUugonlya pan of his pay Lo Caron said he bad practised medicine and kept ft drug Mtoro nnd bad Ivconm ilcli Ho had held n high military ofllco In tlielliuther bood but nouir nn eeoilho uillcc liradley of Philadelphia was now at tho head of thn o ccutho Tho Ilrothethood In 1SS ntimlioied 22000 The meniboishlti was now higher than h over and was increasing The suppros n of i tho League nnd tho urrcbt of Irish mcmbrsot the Houso of Commons caso an impetus to thu organisation Duvoy witness hald was u pro fessional Irish politician Alter the Conten tion In 1831 both parties In tho lirothcrbood were unanimous concerning outrages Soraa people thought that the League would become a source of danger to the Itrothorhood Blr Charles Itussell quoted from n report which rend Kerlous danger menaces us from the League which threatens to truth the revo lutionary movement Witness said ho believed that the words In the report extreme leaders referred to tho Iar nellite members ot Parliament The League and the J3rotborhood sent subscriptions to tha League In Ireland Tbo Brotherhood iriod lo control the subscriptions intended for tha League Tho Biotboihood captured and con trolled the League Blr Chnrleit Itugsell asked that the covering letters to the Uo eminent be moduced The witness osked Do you wish to risk mens liven blr Charles replied The Judges will goo the letters llrst and they will decide whether the names shall be pulilisnod Witness said that Mr Parnells onh public visit to America took place early In 1H80 when ho attended meetings In Chlcaro St Louis and Cincinnati To witnesss own knowledge In the VeM thodemonstrntlonswern ovdii he ly and In tha Lust mainly lu tao huiid t tie i evolutionary party At most of tho moetlugs the Muvor of tho city mot Jlr Panell and presided Respectable people attuiiJuu tbolmeetings Would it be coiTcct tn say that Jlr Parnellrt reception showed that ho had tlio sympathy of Americans as well as of tho Iribh asked Mr Charles Russell It would responded tho witness Witness continuing paid that Gen JOUR at tended the liostun Convention Jons did not belong to tho U 13 but he was tbeoiigliiaiot of communications that pacud botwoin tbo R 1 nnd tho Russian Minister at AVaslilngton with n view to a possible war between Lnglaml and Russia Blr Charles Russell asked to be permitted to Inspect tuo documents tent by witness under cm er The Court decided that Kir Tharles Russell for tlio Faruellites nnd Sir Hoary James lot tho Tunes Bhould consult together as lo which documents might bo inspected JIIL DONNKJJY CONTIIAUICTH IC JlllON MuwAtiKFK Id 8 T G Donnelly Regis ter of Probate of this county and State Uxeiu tlve of the League nays of Witness Reachs Ktory of nn alleged lntnrlr w Avlth Sullivan nnd Egan In Jlllwaukpo on JInrch s lsi8l On the evening of tho meeting rilorred to Mr Hulllvim arrived hoio from Chicago nt S o clock Ilo was mot nt the depot bv n fommlt teo of which 1 was n member and cucortid llrst lo tho 1lankinton Houso iiud then to tbo Acndemv J was with him during tbo wholo time nnd eat by him nn the platform tbroigh Ilie uicotliig Aftortho meeting we relumed with blui to thJ Ilnnklnfm mid displto our eariifntcfiorts to prevail on him lo stay our nlfflit holull lor lilcagion tboij A M train TlierawiH not a moment of tbo tlmo ho wan hero tlmt he was not In tho compnny of well known ultlzenx and thn conversation which he had WIN certainly not of n violent or revolution ary ohnrncter Ilonch was not In bin company nor to my knowledge lu Milwaukee at the time MIL MOIWIR DOESNT KNOW HIM Tliov rob 8 rlnmunl SlorrlH of this city who was referred to In tbo testimony of Wit nois lf acb in Iho Parncll Imiulry at London yesterday cay no doesnt know Jjench was never In Pittsburgh nnd never attended n Lund League Convention In Oliloago O2lrien lo be ifrulxupdon Anothrr diarE DUBLIN Feb 8 Tho Court of Quoonfl Bench has granlod a wrll of baboas corpus for WIlllnraODilon in order that he mnybo ar rnlgnort In tho Kilkenny court on Tuesday next on the charge of inciting tenants to adopt the pmn of fnmpalgn Mr Kltlirlda Apprnl Puniiif Feb 8 Jlr Kilbrkle member of rnrllament for South Kerry was sentenced to three months Imprisonment without hard Iftbrr forbrorch of tho Crimes net Sir KIN brUe appealed and was admitted to ball lmbor Iltoti la Home ItoMi Feb 8 This morning n fjrrntcrovvil of unemployed worklnemon asFeinblcd nnd marohrd through thu Via Cundotta nml other itroutaof tho city blackening tho shop fronU in they want and in some cases entering btoros nnd carrying off whatever plunder they could bocure Street lamps and windows were smushod by the mob and on tbo Via Trattlnn A number of buildings were partly wracked Bovoral coltlelonb occurred between the police and the worklngmin aud a number of persons wure wnundud Hoverid of tho rlniilondcrs nmong the rioters wore arrested Troops are forming ncordou uroundtbedt tiirbed distrlit Thirty personb mostly pollcumen weio dan geiously wouodod ilurliiKthe ilote Mizii u Icb H Tlio mreiil of tlio Ji l Africa Company tins stirceodid In obtaining I tbo release of tbn Cnthollu nuitloiiario rriCut ly captured by thj Insurtunts bjr the rnytaent of a rusom toUJabhlrl I THE TltUHTtHir OCV TRIAL A 1otnt Hcorpil by Ihr Adrocnlr of Cunt tlcrl IllEliitnwrp Oiilnnncr WASHINOIOS Feb 8 Iho Government uunnmkviR lnvo been trcntod to n Bonsntlon b ho result of 5 csterdays test oi Hie sixInch cnst gun at Iho Annapolis proving grounds Tlio fcn ntlrn Is more matked fiom the total fallmeof the llcsscmer ca t cunof tho snrno calibre wblfh two months befoio had buist on the ic nd toiind and In fact on the first with a full scrvico charge Tho olTlilal exami nations of Iho Thurlovv gun to see thoolToot of tlio filing must be consulted before making up n complete judgment and vnn Its already liemonslinted ability to stand tlio number ot rounds presetIbed does not show what tould bo dona by 8Inch or 10Inch steel cnst uuns Noerthoe34 the fnct remains tlmt tlio Much opinilicnitli cast gun did success fully go Ihiougli tho Klntutory teat which is Imposed upon tho Itulllim service gun namely ten rounds with lull chaige llrcd as mpldly ns no3lblc Hence tho insult must bo tho re newal of the old contest ns lo tho comparative mmltsof cast nnd builtup guns Thu act of Congress approved Jlnrcli 318S7 provided for tho manufactuto and purchase ot three caststool Mxnuli guns on ns many dlf fnront ssstcms of steel mnklng Bccrotnry Whitney extended tljo time allowed for com peting as the obioct was to give tin very host chance po ilbn to tlio advocates of steelcast rllUd ordnance However only two otters were made tlioso of tho PUtsbiirgli Ktccl Casting Conipiny using tho Ilossumor process and the Stnudnrd Stool Casting Company of Thurlovv Pa uslug iijicuhcnilh t ti ul made In the ttlonniisMartlii furnace The latter is tho niovvur mollioJ of costing Doth guns after being lough norod and trimmed were bioiuht tn the lovernmeiit gun factory liero where they wore Hue bored chomborid rillui nnd supplied with biiochloadlng apparatus Tho failure of tho llossumor gun which hud boon pronoiimnd at tho foundry to bo a perfect cast nnd was dopcilhed by Commodore Hlcnrd nsa I eautlFul sppilinon ot artistic workmanship was rather omlnoiia for tho opcnliearih gun let tho success of somo Luroponn iiHt guns of Hteol made bv thi opunlirnrtli process caused nxporls to look for better resnlt tiom Iho Thurlovv gun nml It was noticed by them that when struck It gnv e out n deadened sound liLo tho builtup service gun Tho Thurloiv gun was much heavier too than the Plttabmgh and fullylvvo tuns heavier than tho navy bullt 110 gun the Increased thickness xhovvlng thioughout from brooch lo muze The pow der usid In Iho trials WHS or courso tho Uu pont lurnlfihod for the trluls of navy guns Tho destiuctlon of the cnrrbigo u od lor the litsscmergtin caused the trial of tiioThutlow to bo made with n wooden gun carriage Mill it Is evident that tbo regulation as to rapidity wiManied outsince attorthotwo preliminary rounds nith smaller chargos of r0 pounds tho ten rounds wl h the ngular charge of Wi pounds were completed In less tuati twenty mlnute 80 fur as could be judged the gun was still as good ns over when it had thus earned for Itself tho price offered bv tho Gov ernment and tlio fume of being the best steel cast gun over mndp in this country Of couro onriful examinations can alone determine tho exact fnits In this respoct Indeed it Is piobiblo that tho work on tha new cmi his only just begun Since it now Iomcs Into tlio possession of Iho Oovornmont It ran bn put tn no bettor use than Unit of a fair competitive trial with n builtup gun loiind lor rounduntil HIP endurance of tlio cast gun Is fully established or with hinvler ami heavier clinrcos for tho purpose of btnstlng ono or th other Tlii post of tho cast gun Is very much less ibun that of tbo builtup gun licnci U It should provtio iually rvfceublo for tbiscullbrolt would bn n great gain to make tho substitution a the other hand ll would be folly to i hango tho piesent system without a more exhaustive test than that of ten rounds SlIHLHVt TUlil IOlt IKKJtKl Kvlilrnrr lantiixt One or the Vllnoosrit lio TrlfKpd file TliurN LONDOS Koli H Intrlcls Jlolloy was charged at the UowHtreat Police Court today with commiulng penury In Ills testimony be fore the IainaU Commlssioii Chillies Mat thovv counsel for tie Tnnet was proLocutor Ho vntid lhit Molloy had triikril tho Dublin solivitoi fortbo June by revelations concern lug tho Vanltm Rrothcrhood and tho Invlncl blob Molloy afterward denied before tho Com mission that ho wns either u Ionlan or an In ylnclbln Tho proFccution ascertained that Molloy had been both and they bad evidence to move perjury Patrick IJelanoy who was sentenced to death for complicity in tho Pbojuix Park murders his sentence Doing afterward commuted to llfo imprisonment was tbo llrst witness He know Molloy tils t mot him at a Fenian mooting at Mullets public house In Dublin In 1SSO In 1881 Jlolloy became HubCenlre hav ing charge of arms He gave witness a rtlln and a Bwordbnyonot Mullet kept a secret arsenal which wns supplied by the American association Witness know that Molloy mined the Invincible In 1882 a party wan formed to murder Chief Secretary Forstar It included tho witness Caioy Curley Itrady Molloy nnd others Carey nnd Molloy toccther watched Secretary Ioisters movements for a banco lo mtiuler him Molloy alo assisted in the plot to murder Justice Lnwson Cronn Solicitor Anderson and the twelvo Dublin jurymen who gnvo a verdict nf guilty aiMliist tbo 1Vnian Frank Hynoa The jurymen vvoro to be made an ex ninplovf In order to tormitrootiiHrK Witness Molloy liradv and lim Mullett lay In wult for Justlgo in Meirlon suutn but the plot fillod Lavvson being gimriled liy five men The cnse was adjourned until iouioiruv cKonv 1iiixcKfi ncijv Ilis KiirnniMiK TclHcru Funnd llrid In I Vpurtmciit nt XlrjrrllnK DiUHJN Fob 8 Tho Altfonat says that ndvles from St Potersbma which may boiosaulod as absolutely authontli as hurt that Count Hoyoi and all the donicatlcb at tho Mojorllng Chateau saw Baroness Vctocrn who had bicn o lying undnr the counter pnnu on Crown Prince liudolphs IIMI arid tiio Irovui Prlnro lying outside the bdolotlies and that tboyconllim the leport of family disputes mining owing to the Intimacy ol thu Crown Prince with tho JJaronoss r rvullM ZSecull ilensc the 2errniiiM JiiniLiv Folifi Thu icatllof Mr Howoll tbo American Consul In Snmoa has produced nn excellent Imprp lon hern Tho bsl nnd olhnr papers urge tho nccnKSltyof tbn recall of the LngliHli Iomiul iilEn who It IH nllcgiii con titbulHd laigrly to tho canning of thu roubles The throe powers might thim thn paiiors H y bo reproniiled bv otlior ttiistwoitliy ngunts who would assist m bilngiiigabouttbc fiic settlenienl desired Mi Iuinrll III v Jol 8Uctpitn tlm fict that Mr Inrnoll wns in nittnilnnco at tlio slttlnun of the Parnoll nininl slon during the past two days thu Dublin AJMVW hiiyn tlmt tho tvudltlon ol his Jieith U MM y proeniiotp Cuunt Toluol Ilr lE ST PETKHKIIUHO Fob 8 It is ntntnl Hint fount Tolstoi has tendoied IIH roslgnutlon us Minister of the Interior and that It lias boon aciuptod by tho C ar Ten Irrmmn l t at Srn Lovnox Fob 8 Tho lutk Thmidoio Ilflli rend bait ccon wronkcd nt Tcxol Ton persons woro dtovnod Including tho Captain und his fumlly Imilr In u llurnlnu LONDON Fob 8 Tho Theatre Royal nt Al derttiol wfi burn d to the uround to ulylit A per ormance ntuln iirmrrm when tut Bre broko out anil tho iiudirnce ticcanift puijc Btritktii nrl n mad rniti fur Iho AutiT riiUtd In the ittruLlit lu n u it Ihu itrtet inuii prrou u io iriunilvd iiion and injured und tuerc K erti a iiiunLvr C ttinftiw ILIU e liuni ilrath A Ttill Armoiv llnbbtd Dunux Iob 8 Tho armory ot tho Down jltrlct jail wni entered liy unknown peuoui lull uijflit and a uumber oc curulof warv tarried off Tbe Cornnrt ill Ioi t Said LONPON Fpb 8 The schooner yacht Coro ret uvrned by lr JJuiU ot Hruoklyn which U uu a iruue Arounii tU norld tiiii urrlv eil at forl UtM Koblicil III riirluvri tVliloit anil Ilcil HT Louirf Icb 8Hcnry iiloclmnun nctlns Ircildent of tin llunul Ilerteti MIlliiK ouniny lui fed to InnailA tflnce JbHl he hit been ii bold but tin fortunate iptciilaloron Change Me owi t many bruLiri ImilhelicarlMiloufalli upon Mri Wllhelmlna Mejtr tho Mow of hU former parmer Illeckuiann mirrled a daughter of Mr y r ami munitied the eitnio which Mr Meyer hid left to Mrs Meyer and tier eleven children L i Monday ra Me r Oemainlrd un ac countlnir and on VVelnrnlay Uleckmann JU ppc ria Toi1uy iU luirer received teleffram Irora him dated at Winder iinlarlo The amount of liUdifalc tlon U citlmatcil lo lie tVJX Tlin UrrUley flub New OMters Thn IJurllcy Club thn woalthlcsl Hoclal or t Uil LluUIU HucJlOll lCllll UlVt JKttril JllJtltCltd WillUm 11 Kurm n Jfc ldeDl llernr Ur itl ram Mce 1ieildeni blerfrlcd llaroroerechlar Treuurer nrd J It Cutrbio secrtur tut tlectlon 1 followed 1 J t reuuluu aud lianiiiKt LEGISLATION IN ALBANY nojiTit itKronis EAST nitKit jininan HIM Mi Crnolijr InlrnitiKTi Hill la 1itvfnl Lr KvBBtnn nrihr Ivcn Iool Jun CoimoUjn llulli nl 1 Illch Kvhnul Kill Iafrttl ALIIANV r li RSoimlor Woilli reported thoKnst llivorUrldge bill lodny Ho In the Chaltmnn of tho Committee on Coramono and Navigation mid conducts Iho proceedings of tha commlttoo nl sessions where ho Is tho only inombor present Ho Intioducos bills which ho him referred to Ills own cominltteo and reports them whenever ho ploifcs vitliout giving nny budy n lioarlnc unless It suits him to do so Tlilo bill grants a chnrtor to A II Duller Sooy Smith ntid MIclmul OKcafc with their nssoclitei to construct n bildco over tha llast Itlver fiom eomo point between fled Hook nnd Newtown Creek Thcio nro several bridge bills up this i oar nnd by being nbio to report his uwn bill iitomptly Kontlor Worth eel the ttarl of tlio others Mr Conielly had his bath nnd high school bills read out of tholr ordor In tho Assembly this moinhn and passed They tiro both BOH ornl bills oto empowering tho city to establish nndopiiato frco buths whernverlt may think best nml tlio other giving tha power to tlio Boaul of Kducatlon with tho tonont of tho Hoard of Lstlmato nnd Aurortlonmeut to 03 tnblMi nnd conduct evening high schools Senator Ciutor passed ono of those bills thiough thoScnnlont tlio Mimo tlmo Hint Mr Connelly nils putUnglt through the Assornb y Those bill aic pnrt of tho general plan of tlio city mithoritlos of Now orli to roduco Ihu nmount of Hpurlnl leelhlntlon for Now lork city which Is annually nsknd rrom thn I clfiln tuio bvlmxlni piiisod nmirlosof conornl OCH alvlnc tho uiODssury pqwors to locnj boiuds MrCroHbylntiodiirud n bill tomnuootriCtlva tint Jvesloollnw Thcio hui been troublo In sottlnc ionvlctloiiB underthu IVPB lnv n somo of tho 1ollco Jutlcpp hnvo roaulred an nrapunt of proof which It is hind to ftirnlnh Mr Uros byVbill nmkcs It inneces iry to furnish priwf that tho hnrso run or was cntorad for a racu Proof of tlio mlllnuof tho pools or tho reels tprlnu of thu bet Is milllelent to Insure conio tlnn If tho jury bellovo tha ovldenca it M nindrtaponalolTonco to net ns ncont for tlio cnrrylnw o money to n ruco track to bo bot or to nit ns i punier of sucli monuy Tho ponnl tloslorxlolutlon of tha Ues Tool law nro In cr nsod Sonntor Orndy Introdiiood n 1111 clvlnc tlio city authorities of Now Yoi k full control oj er tho pnvoraenti and iiuthorlzliiR them torolny nny pnvcmonts which 1 corporation hns torn up nt tho ovpenBH of tho corporation Among the hillt Hint paused tho Hnnnto woro Senator Lnncbelns Krco Jath bill hanutar OConnors Brooklyn Ioljteclmli1 bill mill Mr Hamiltons hill allowing tho 1ollco Honnl to chnnpi the boimdarlon ot tho Now iorU ole tion rllstrlcti onch ycir so that no district shnlllino over JMI voter Jlr Bulllvnn introduced n hill mnklnB tho liable for nil owners or lessees of racetracks pools told orbetsmadonnd rpulsiorod within tholr srounds on rac days The claimant mu t clvo notlcool tho ninount duo him within live days after the race Tho object of till bill is to miiko iiicinc n foclntlons n nponslbl for bookmakurs and poolsellers whom thoy allow Indolmslnebs on thoir piounds Many oi Mr Sullivans coutltiionts lm o Bportlnrf blood and so to tho races resulaily They hnvo been uimoyod by tho delnult of mnp with whom they Ime mndp bots Mr bnlllrna wants uddltionnl security for tho bottlns public Ho thlnkH that tho purconta o nciilnst thii outside bettor is hl h eiioimh now nnd that ovorymnn who bots on tho winnlns hoi to ohoiild bo paid pronmtlv Tlilf In ono of thoforiosof ponulnr monsutos which Sir oul llvnn has In tlinwe AnionK the others nro his hill to onnbla pooplo to walk oor tho Urookhn lliid o fioo of cliaree Jo llconeo oiLn Krlndor and i ostrlct tlio lien of pndrones nn oritms and inonkov and to rolro Chi noso Iniimlriuiin to clve rciolpts wiitten in tho KiiKllli luncunuc Ho Is MI making him felffOlid lth tho iiowboss by his bill 10 juo hlhlt tho salenf I nparHbv tho Manhattan News Company on thu uloxnted rillroads fliOr c ItJdiUc I H tjillhun Jhit MriiiiRC iTcntuto of Slialtobpciiros fancy tho Caliban of Thu Tempest was rep resented by leorKo Hlddlo nt tho Lyceum Theatre yesterday nlternoau Mr Riddle Is an elocutionist and linguist of Qno attainments Ho docs not olton tnke a part In a drama nnd his Inf roquont cssiye nro ant to bo odd nnd am bitious Once ho dibtincuislied himself in Gieek tracody Litter ho figured with lobs dig nity In a modern play His achievement yes terday made of Calibnn a hideous nondescript with shaggy hair hairy arms blotched face nnd longnailed hands This frightful monster spoke with n husky guttural voice leered nnd grimaced like an Idiotic demon nnd was nraply satisfying 11 a supposition of Uanvlns midway manare Mmhaiioa talk about transporting him to ehilUutlonnnd thure turning him to account n u curiosity seemed contempora neous and buslucshllko in tlitse times of mu Vto mean no disparngpmont of Mr L performance Hu undertook to embody tbo wild man tit The Teinpiit nndlhorewtis authority lu the teit for thu hldoousneas which bopioduced Intelligence of concoiitlon and fnpility of execution ilinractorized what he did Onlj two short portlotib of tho play vvero HI tid one boiugthc scone wheio Ilawna nuells tho rebellious liliin i and tho other Cnhbnn on coimlorvvith tho not and thi jvntcr Mr liiddle will not llud a largo domniul for nls impersona tion IncII15H It la a lenulsivo thing but it was ndmlrod by an audience of prole lonal ciities tbeatrlcil people and Miakcspcaioan students i imditwasciodltnblo tolhoiiclor Homy Mil i lor dellvoied the story of jVoiprro excellently to a beauteous Mirnutin fiithornio person of tirupo Henderson who oncu moro domonstiut od that Mm cannot immoiito ponsto bo un duiftood nml Is by Hint defect rJonopraventail from bicoming a great actress jiinnu was droll and unctuous as played by Jumcs 0 J nr low and Jnnntlo vva not bidly ticnted by W II lioyston All concerned In the experiment woro woll prepared and their dolugs wore ex ct and careful Tho entertainment gained contrast nnd fun by moans of tlio farce The Lotteiy Ticket i In widen VT J Lciiioyno wns tturmvouii Gerniun Opera llhcinjtoUl was n nlii tho opera upon tho Metropolitan Mago last evening A largo and earnestly attentive audience listened to a nearly perfect porforinniijfl of thebillliantiiPu j tldn Frl Kmmy Mlion took lie pliuu formerly nilodbylledwlglloilas Jtj ltlhlf the llbiue daughter nnd yciM Hie allwln Till was not an improvement though the i arts vuro biinicl onllv woll sung by Ihu newcomer i llholnguld with the i recent cast Is ono i f Iho moxi dlgnillod und uvon iHilonnancch that I has over been given by tbo ionium comimnv 1ncli pemnn llri his chnrnctoriiilmlrnblyiinn an unusually good iiudcistiimllng iuvnlln l n iwocn all tho iittfsts FO that ouu aa lststi I other to arilvo at certain icsults und lo mao telling pnlnls Herr Alvurjs I ne grows in Interest the iMigorit Isnbsirvid ilo Mrong lutilllganio of this actor Hprimls llfo and vitality thiouch tho whole of any ojicia in vvliloli ho Innt vvoik Like tho most precious things In the woild 311 Alvniy will only lio truly nnpreilnlpd ultir hn lias loft uu vHmn Bomu other tenor COIIUM upon Iho Econn tho loiuarkablo liitclluduul vigor of Alvarys inceuntatloiib will bn the moiotorceful uy contmsu lie linn u VciiUucHH for 1lie from Hi ttiiiiion Journal There nro iald to bo moio nraatour lira crnnks in 1ortlnnd tliin In imyMnlneclty Ouo ouug man the uun ul a wollkuown dtntlht Is so carriod uway with lire rntliiiblnmn that ho hah ovcry oluctrlcal liuorovoinent iioshlblu in his room ioopuillto his turning out to a flro In the niulit limit MiontliunlnrmringalniinlR supposed to nwnke A Hiring hangs down near hi pillow and by pulling tliut a woluht Is rcluasoil which Miatcliua thu clothvs froui hh bud UiniR Ufi thn gas and 01111113 tho dour IVuts and boots lltted with rings aud clasps Instead of buttons nro by his Uedsido nml jumping Into them and sliding into his cout olf bo starts Jtut as bo goon out of the door IIA pulls nnothcr Etrlng tho door close the light 13 turned down and tho bud clothes resuiuo their proper position Hliot Her Ifiittmnd fur u Iligtllvt From in Kt Lmili HtpuWt GiiFYKKXKJnn 20 Sheriff Hanson rind two ileijte i Mnd iliruuuU here early ihi jnoriilnir In Hi iniKUitur iln ieo IlinoiUooilniiil Jal Uuxiluc ivlio fn iraniotln Lluulj tniiily ll e uruitrfor the murder If ll r Illittuilil till IllomlJJjU UaUie loollUKlllon or aiJ Yul Ihu wifo of u fureiuaa at the liutiii iurlc ifal iiilnet mjr lvimum Itvu neikd KIIO I j li I UK rnme lu Hie town ami an tiniiiiikil lilnuflf a pujlllti lie WAtatiraiipinu biff fellow fpunitl nll AIM ihe mlneru made it pet of blir ami were iroluv tn lui k lilni uzalnyt auv tui ouiul iiian In Hie reitlon tor riulnui ld Im came trom ritUUurnh Ia ma been knotHtJ out bvUck lleinu ley ana clauutO to liava whipped e lllunctie ih Marine lie made ucli ucc rul live 19 Mri lllonj rnud liiat KrMjy nlklit they both left lojiuiher lliey were uc inue from u rallruiifl antt Hlnodeooil unit bnnio frlenilf Wfiit In purtult unlr un liour telilnd Tttey t erloui tliu partv about mliinliilii amt H purity itmhad lllxiOtoOl oHervJ tofurkivp hl nlte It tli i ni rj ck no l h drmnnJeil BiiOrfootl reruneil nml the Tlinun raUel a nltii niiil lift him Iviie Mllie llh frleruli MileI him of Ilio aadille Hie eopluf cuuple JIAOIAII tjir nd mnirht un eut buuiiii Irani UUuxoo I aied almoil ir ftlitarnnltrlitn I CTnwinir fit VIHAVIH VICTORIA HIiiOIIK PANlV IUArTON HIiilIIS I A IIX KHtfllln HlIIOIIH FA CV 4VANH IMI1CTIANII NIKIUll 0111 IOJIFOK jj 1OJITIAN it KIIX1ANT IinVli ANil TKOTTINU JnnMvi8io sar ip 372 374 376 Broome St BROCKETT TUTTLE CO NIW iiivrN CONN ROA1I VvAOONR loo pound Hnd tip lltllT Kill MflT DIUV1NO In all tlttt llfHT ItOAlTiVl AKTONfl IllTHICtANR 1IOX WAOONS Iuur 1ain Unlit Vehicle FLANDRAU CO KOir AOINTN m U74 at a iiroomn HI 7011111 C nii1ltn horip 1A hand tilrh ACIILNK il n three ierTlcfaWo builneip horroi eultatl for fllrme exprfBamen urncfTjrinpn truckraeni nu often rrfuntdi property lin1eAl biilncKR nrm dlsiulvlnt ptrtnerihip zil wnt 4lli 1 mnr Ilro J ay oiiii looirouniia SVITA 1ILK Flirt IIAIKINOi MODKKATB IllICB ALSO A NlMBKK OF IIROUUIIAMS Jt HI HTIVKIEH ICO Iu tllnt l AlCOUNT MUKNKSS mmiil liorto f 3 hArprM and w eon 00 mu l rcIL Klore l s Fr klln it Uretniiomt AN OUTFITS UlliltnltMl catnlovcn frll WHITMAN SADDUi ta I IS Chaniben H FIIM HANIIKOMK unit itrllih pair dapple r y coacli lioriem It linniln lx ear tilth knee nclloa acctlmateil ftoand and kind lllLlluli I LiniV EaUon IH I OR FALK Very cheay light bnVera waon food JT pound liont nni ImriKii L Uock 17IH at and Jerome av FOR RALE Three henvr vork himeii alia truck and harntM mukt aelL titoureenwlcliat IjXHI SAIK Two blr work horae one a little tender X forward tell cheap M We t t FOR SALE six good work honci nelithlni 1300 la ITOOrouniln ion lul Z3d it KNTLIi svtALt llonsR bameta 50 kold to pay keen jood top tmirfjr HS iJAlllKNTKR tin WenSSIh t REPCIvni A CON8IOJ4MENT of fifty homei from the Illtriiunli Hnllrnail Company lo tie BUM cheap atJiHalltail ar Jrrny City llelghln STAni TO lKT13 itallf Ice company BJI Welt ilitit TKAM OV 10011 WOllKnOKSES rrke T3 At SOT Went ICIlltt TBLCKMAV rpvvp HoTTBTs rv each trial lOfoweJ NcCLBL 1 tANDH EXPHHSS HIM m and 7th av YOU Ml SKRVIOKAIIM IMlItSES for Any nor k or buplnepB 9 up Ivro icarf In fnal ktiitabl e or farmer cheap 7 We t 2M nt near UUh av GOLD J If Hie reader uf T nlu liver iM j nclt diii tim i iiiai r inrt Ua tcrl IV or lull value thereur j olouoiTN JOrt U llLTOK 81 JISHATJSfJKn BOOKMAKERS Their Iitteat Motf to Spite the IonUvIlle tlocUry lull Mnnmiement LOUISVILLE Fob 8 Tlio cstcnslon of tho mooting of tho West Side Jockey Club nt Nash ville so as to conflict throughout with Iho Louisville meeting nnd tho offer ot it 3000 btakornco thorn to bs run olt on Kentucky Derby day Isconsldoiod by all Itiiftnan heion dliect ntlack of the bookmakers upon the Louisville Jotlser Club and Its President 1ol M Lewis Clark This war Is likely to be Inter esting nnd vostordny THE fits corref pendent was furnished with an account ot tho trouble between the bookmakers nnd the LouUvIlio track which originated n longtime since nnd has never jnt found If way Into print Jt Is what hns hitherto been u bit of scent tuif history Forsoveril oar thoro lias been n suspicion of growing hoRtllltv bot p n tlio Loulsvllln loikpy Club nnd the bookmakers During 18 7 VMiddllll Hurt n local bookmnklng llrm nnd inu of tho stiongest In the usiorn Ilook mitkoiH1 Afipoclatlon held the pooling privi leges hero and declare that tliov lout lidiM In thu spilnaand fall meetings hcu thuspiing iiicotitig uppronchid last year no member of tlio Western llookmiikers Assorlntlon would give Col Clark tbo jirliii nskoildoclnrlnp that they could not nlTonl U Thu Colonel held that they could and nsvrlod that Iho association had formed a ti usl nml wished lo dictate their ovvn terms to thn jockey clubs He defied them nnd made arrangements tot betting by means ol Trench mntunl On tho day boloro tbu meeting was to bipln Col Clark went to Lex ington and tliin sold tho pooling privileges to Dick lloiho of Kr Louis It Is now knotvn that Ilochn acted for the Western Itookmnkirs Association nnd thn latter gave him tho auc tion privileges for his troublo nt tbo same time loitnbuiflng him for what In raid the Louisville Jockey tlub The bookmakers say Hint they lot MOOU on iholr Invosttnunt Whon the fall meeting heio iipjironchod last jcar dickerlngs bvtvvetn Col Clark nnd the bookmakers bugaii roi Clnrk nskoil MJOoO for tho privileges Tho bookies offered IJont lash sldo was resolute A few diiyn befnro the llrst day of the meeting Col Clark sent an ngcnt to Chicago to confer with the bookmnkirs thn must of them being In that city Tlioy hold n conference nt tho Palmer House Tho ponclllcrs dually told the agent to go back tn Louisville that things woro nil right The iigent construed this as an agrcemoQl tlmt they would come and EO reported to Col Clnrk The day bcfnio tho raven the latter received a telegram Irom u representative of tbo associa tion In Clilcgo stating Hint they Imd decided not to coito Ho vvas unofficially Informed that the bookmnkeis bad determined to teach him a lus on Therefore they had made his itKunt bellnvo they were coming nnd nt tlm last moment Informed him that tbey would not Col Clark bestirred himself nnd Induced blxoutsldn bookmakers and nnu momberof the association Lmilo Botirllor to KO on guaran teeing that their nctlcn should not debar thorn from thuii privileges nt Lntonln EO tho latter alleco Only llotirllcr wis Fiillurcd to go on however nt Lntnnla After bU rouchiNperlpnceOol Clark Induced the recent Tuil Congress to ndopt thofnmniis resolution which bus caused Htich nfcllr The hookmakerfi charge that bo did It for revenge Col Clark says that IIP had tho best Interests of the turf In view Thn bookies however do not dufmid their breach of lallb In breaking their agreement last autumn nt Chicago nit itiic MYY cii1 vnrit II VlHllft thr Wood Once it Yrnr nnd ICc ttiiiiM o ISrui Kuwnv Itir Xtn Oitucr 1 Pa Teli 8 In Poepinbor IBS Milton Unnn head sawyer In tho Pailey mill was deer hunting near hero nnd a larire doo vv Ith n fawn nt her sldu was driven lo tlio runway vvhoio hu was postid He llrod his buckshot linol ut the doc and killed her The fawn stopped n few pncos nbcml of where Its mother had fallen Dnuns llr1 thought was to kill tho fawn also but from the dazed way in which It nctod he made up hU mind that ho might capture it alive which he succeeded in doing vi Ithoiit much difficulty He took tho luting deer home and It soon became cntircl at homo In tlic enclosure where it vas plaied and ittlnlvcd on cows iiink with which It vrtulod It became n great Pet vviih ho family and as it grew older mingled and fed with the cattle and showed no disposition toieturn to thu woods although It ran nt liliorly through tho Holds Everyone knew Danne pet deer nnd no harm was over olTetedit It was fO Apparently contcnl with Its condition and the natural wild disposition of tbo deer family wassoalifont in it Hint when It was missed one day In the fall of Ibb7no ono believed that It bad gonn awny of It ovvn will but that eomo one had stolon the door Ho wards wore olToiod for it uud Huxpouted por Hons closely watched bul no sign or trace of tlio doer could bo discovered It wns then believed that tho true natninf tho door bad userted itself at last and tlmt the fawn now grown to bo a splendid doo had returned to the woods and Its kind Coueu qunntly the surprise of Milton Dann may bo imagined when ono morning early In the fol lowing spring bo went out to feed his cutlo bo found the doo among the stock chewing away at tho fodder mack us contentedly nnd com posedly ni If slio liul novor been anynliiiu oUe A few weeks later when Dann went out to his stock tMcliiuv hu found not only IIH do1 but a newbom fivn by her idc Mm was no way Inclined tn bive nny one IPPIMIICI her ollsprlng and not until tiui fawn hud giown to bo u montli or two old vtould tho mother permit It to I o fondled by nny ono Tills fawn tin ivud nils nioihcihad done In the pttloniont nml was atuno and doclli U developed lliuiy and li t nil one morning both it anil tlio doo Wiio g It was tlmt tlmo understood that tliov bud son to the woods but Dann hudlv boiiid to evorsno them buck ngiiin They wont iv ny In NoMmbiT Alow davago both tlntloi and tin1 joarling fi li loturned to Danns and tle prospids for n btill goitoriiicionsc in thib iiuurkablu family of deer nro exceedingly promising XKiiiixarrn How till Atlltrloil Vil fliililNi i A Gouil inoui Mori ol Iokvi A story is Koing thu round of thn pros of a new poker hand n sort of consolation hand for the pnoplo who aro always eomnlaliiiig that tbey lavo hird luiK This hand Irf called Iho Allioitoii It consists of aco high douce low and no pair It is convldorrd such nn cx Ircmcly dlllleult hand to 1111 that ll IH ranked next to n strnlglit The story DPV that the Hon J M Athcrton of Louisville Ky was playing one ovcnhig In lianl luck licn ho threw down thn hand In dlssusi savliign VMIS the vorj lowest haiid tlin ould b dual Tliu pnity iomliulul ta tin1 iowist hand it VMH wmtlr of sou 11 n ll Kami1 10 linn nuiioil it tbo Alboiii now It Is widfly used In tliii Mnitli tud W st and isgnidimllv cimiug Into iavor In Hi JISL hpjnKingof thlsu viMiiin Ilani said U cUirM innvlingiiil notions get Into all gaiiKf 1 okcrliiis i in espiKlrily mbjpct lo variation inii It Is n voiy miiiinoii Uilng for parties who play nitili togothtr tovnnio to nn undor liiinlingas t iiiitain rulo ninoiinr IOH nuvor play vvliat aiM Jld slniight liniuli Some run btraiglKs un and d iwaithit is both ways from the ntii 1 hnvo known of pnitiij who plnyd pokir with n lokur poiinittliig Hie forlunnto piayor to call Hie joker what ho pleisctd HO that bo might huld live aces or live of nny kind Of coin30 this makes onoimous banils and nllonaiipo must bo mndo for the possibility of surli Imndr bclnghnld Hut Iho fact is tliu ordinary game giver plenty of good hands and tbo giunt beauty of It Is that you can nnvor know for fine that your opponent linn not as good n hand 118 lourn or butter If you bold what ono holds nncj In a century and I urliap4 nuvor u nval Hush you do not know tor sure that thioo oi HID olhor players have nol bonds ciiually is good lluttho gruat bcautyof Hie game after nil Is that ou can pliiv it and win with no go ul hands at all but only nlmis nvivu grit mml and Iho tiiiar to had It Uhaia Kiiljllmo spm taclo of couiugo It s to sio a iiinn calmly rnmi1 the ante n cool iiioir nd uiinout apilrln blu hand nnd stand pat1 mid raise U iinoibcr tnou snnd without bulrulng an iinitlon ol imr Thagnat poker nluyii really plajn lc s 7ltli hli eiirdi than vltn his nerve and ioiirnui lio fore his stnhvnit count o stout licui In ijuall Defeat doe3 not make htm vviakfii Iuccvs will not bptiny him Into expoing his bund uu nocoi sailly Tho losourcos of polpr mo so many that thoiolsno iimiil of ihoso novvfnnileil notions to innko it Interesting You can nltiick the onemy from all points You pan thiilf and in I tale him with utioplnim jola8 nnd It Is ill fair You can study his inluru to buck out at tlio rlstlit time or to load hlni on to doMriictinn vvUh vrelMliuoil builm ou may piny lour tiowfanglod Imiiilo If ou liln but giiudoli lisbioiicd dm uolpr wib a tllf milu itilio uNCltini enough J K mo vvhonoi I uln uriusc Tlio juuit Vnrli ill lliirtlHiiit mid Mm lit nvmtiu ywiiitiii i ii Jlni1 Ihoi the oxboy prcai hvr and ilia week ovangelUt Is llndliig it rough sledding lor his revival up in tlm blownMono dlstrlit on tbo riiHl side OIKO known an lloekmuii Hill Thu brolhren have hoaid that his thoiipand ponvert nt tho linu stiiPt cliureli lail veur didnt Hiloknot iO i orient ol tluiiii and Hi puUldiis look upon U uJ iiuihliigof nrollu loos BiiiHMilatlim Iiri th lioni Ibnt tin lluv Ltniiertnkurliuo Moriitl cliniod iioi In thouiimialja liMliK Hiitnii ov i ami nluui tliooiponses ul lluifon and tho tbu cb It Is nil jlglit thoiBli for four ear nco hi wicke lwng onthowet Ido poieuadod poor Htophen that bu eould bo ojoiled Senator on tha Prohibition tlcfcit und did not let him off untfj b hud Urpppod UUOO dowu the well BIG FAILURE IN BOSTON mi IICIIH atTAffn courANrw IIA A Ttir Pulluip VUIF n Cirut Hilr In Hie Ilitti I lie I imi iiiN 1tiprr ttiin Thouclit lo 1 v IIH Omit UN 4 lil rrlifl CIIIIWCN DOSTON Iolj V TJio announcement of Iho falliuo of Iho InclHo Guano Company this mornlns for ncnrlj 1 1000100 mndo moro of n Mir In llnanclil clnlni thrn the rocent disas trous tumMo In Atplilioii fctock It was sup posed to bant tliMoi of tho commercial ladder nnd Us paper M everywhere considered us good ns gold 1 lio ludobtudnoss Is principally toNc Knglnnd liousoa laigvly tobnnks and tnibt compaiilo Tho tioublc began when the trmi In jlltutlon for Savings placed nn attach montupou tho pioporty There wa1 no epu clde net or statement which caused this move ment but Iho bnnk found that It had consider able of the companys paper nnd ns n matter of precaution placed nn attachment to eunrd agalmt possible loss An n slcnmont was nt once mndo of the entire property to John C liorci of thilnw film ofllopes OrnyLorlng Thu falluto Is said to bo duo to tlio slackness of trade This Reasons trndo however hns been good and tho pilccs how an ndvpnco oor tlio II nil res of piovluus i arH 1or that reason tho entire of tho Mlluio lot bitch nlaigo amount Is a myhtcry The failmo lnolvei throe dllTeront concerns the 1nolllc Oimnn Company Ollddon A Im tls and the Ohio and Western Coal nnd Iron Company Tho llrm of tilldilon A Curtis am the Rolling niriHiU of both these compnnlo nndlohnM Ollddpn M 1reaMcnt of each of them Tim Urmof Ullddon Ourtli lime art vain od recently about JOtill 0 to roorganlro the Ohio and ostoinConl Lompany which Is now In n lionlthy condition To n hlgn nnd liavo things btralchtcned out was thu linns ouli lecourbn Thu Ottauo Company hns n manufacturing capacity of 50000 to 000011 tons of fertilizers yearly and now has on hand about 10000 ton whlcti It hns bacn preparing during tho fall and winter nnd on which It linn borrowed money In anticipation of solos Tho fertilizers are mostly sold lu the South tn planters who glxo notes viblch como duo when tho cotton comos lu nnd In tills way tlio company has a largo amount duo them that Is not available In Pint lug bills Just whon nnd how tlio affairs of the concern will bo settled tip depends upon tho llnanclnl resources of tbo momborsof tho llrnl themselves but It Is generally thought on tho street that a satisfactory solution of tlio difficulty will soon ha reached and that no ono w ill mirror t y tho falluio CHAIIIKMON Feb 8 Tho announcement of the failure of the guano company cnusoil ijulto n sensation hero today Tho company was ono of tho llrst cMnbllsbcd hero after tho discovery of the phobphato deposits late In the sixties It hasoxtenslvo works near tho city nnd owns a jnluablo giant of phosphate lands on Chis holm s lElnml Tho bunluess of tbo company here hns been good and tho failure is lint attributed to local losses Xor the Pint fnHvn or eight joars tho company has neon In litigation with tho state for royalty dun on plioHihato rock mined In streams nt Uhlaliolmi Inland belonging to the State Tbo State won tlio biilt nnd obtained judgment for I4000 nnd tho case will come UP for a lelienrlng at IJoiufort next we nk Today counwl for tho Btnto at tached the property of tho company atChls hnlms Island and the works nt Churlebtou for 54001 Attachments wore also Ibttied today on tho property of the company In Charteton y llurlng Jlros of London for 115000 Kldder IVaboilyA Co of Now York for 25000 nnd the Ilnk Helt aud Machinery Company ot Chicago for 2000 ov IUK HACK TJIHUDLKS ConncnnlUe nnd SfiiHlhlr Action of tlie ClinTrrcnce of the AIYIciin Cbtircli CirAluESTOs Fob 8 Tho Conference of tho African Church has just adjourned nt Georgetown Ono of the Inst acts of tho Con ference was tbo adoption of n resolution ex pressing soirow and legrct nt tho reports oi I the race troubles lu the South nnd adding A e are keenly seublbio of the dlfllciiltlca of the existing ivlitlcns of tho races In those States and hence no prayerfully admonish our own people to bo discreet and forbearing In all cases but at tho game time wo respectfully urge upon our white follow clti7ons tho obliga tions whlcu nro Imposed upon thorn by the law ot righteousness ns woll as the laws of the land to nciord to ttio colored peonle the duo meas ure of justlco and sccuiitvof person and piop crty duo to ill alike rmtlieimore wo appeal to tho Christian sentiment ot tho nholo coun try that It blionUl bo no longer silent on this matter Go I lias shut us up In thu land to tho icbiio of a common destiny Our presence and history iu Arnct ialsnntof our own telectlon It isalcatly pioildcntlal and hence we claim for ouibolvcs and uur children tho common right of liberty and protection umlor tho law At n reception given to lllshoii Arnett hero last night tlio Disliop delivered an nddioss lu which ho mild l wr since tho proclamation of freedom our puoplo In tlio Houth Inuo been going to town leaving tho country lumlng their fniinr Ipuvln their homes standing on tin corners and leaning against tho coiners going to jail and tomo in tlio penitentiary Jit tm di iio pciii lo that thore Is prosiierlty on tliularm a wnil s in tnwnThe time has como when o must not only enjoy education but wo miift pnv something for it and show our appreciation of thu opiiortunltlosof the hour bl lusMlim tlio friends ot the race in maln taiulug aniau ui tlu schools for our children Jtiusvf nositKRiuL cnor CaiiRliI OnM Six IZonlIm Auo but It Will Let AitvlMMly ScijitbU It lolni Joltv who heaps it holol on tho South lleich of Ktaton Island sot n trap nliout tlx mouths ago ami captured n crow The trail damaged ono of tho biids legs so badly that arnpulntlon van necessary The old fol low took the thing lltio a philosopher Soon thu Ktump gut noil nnd he began to hobble about Iho place John made a wooden leg for I him and fastened it on with great Ingenuity mulciiv Torn whllo tbo ciow wore his nitlfl rial Ilinb nnd nemmd to tnlai pride in it but he tired i f It at Ian und pecked It ull and now ho hobbles around on lilt Mtuni His vvlnus are peifcctly Hood and itron but hn miiki no nttompt lollj away Ho i perfectly HntlMlcd with lil invv home Hoteodh from tli ilill drons liiindb nnd ullown lliim to curry him around and i iiiuh his hoid One ol hln tricks I to Ho on lit brick on n tiiblooron tho Imrimil lakodiinlPRIiom any body Unit iifiuiu i MI 10 him ilisilihiiriiiihlo vM Aitlt 1 cur thit o f uieht vvim jiiettho miitirlal for a poml bnit lint Inj wasnt n thn pat soon found mil A vvullpoclicd noso win ilin i1 in rniiinniu of 1or ml tnl o Xovv uho hi jioat rpift iu blu So hiivo HiodouB allhoimh I hey mm1 trlud to do him any Injury boyond tivfnliu ttpoii hln dlnnor plate All hiich oulinuOrf tho ciou iu ihlh savnuely On colii dii wlion one oi tlio duiis llus near tbo fitovit tho PIOV mvor lall to bobbin otoi to bun and Ho down lie iduliini I bo cut tome llnitib nivaklv puts in an iippoaninio nnd tho low nuvei iilutptr i UMiiiuonUy tboro In piiio in tho family Inn thlf irow like nil IloWi in a thiui Ho Muiilp spoons Ho takes nicliils from un body hut duhpibih cents Ho Kit iopiirin oltlio viuy woisl uoit To relieve tbo monotony of lifu on tho boaoh Foloy prac tisi lilli Miootmi tiilni crowa for taruutH Tho tamo iiow IUIH ns u decoy nnd tinltor otisly calls his lollovvcreat in es to destruction 1 anil MltM In a Home Cur All inllnii old vvoiiiini rnrryliifr n basket boardod a crovdod Iouith nvonuo oar at Tuontythitd street yesterday mornln Near Hi door ot thoiar sa a liandsomoly diefsod old Keiillomnn nnd beside him a handronioly dltvnd mlddlonRcd vtomnn wilhn Hindi boy on burlap The old cnntlomun ioto as soon a tlm woman with Ihu buslot entered nnd In illcntliii by a STPI turn that IIP fbcitild take hM fat uraiioil a hinip 1liu iiiiddloiiud wnnmii proniilly tll l Itor llttlo boy Into tha vinint plnco Ilio oh man ulriworrd down ut liuriiboiil two mlntiiM und limn wuh uu ap paroiil piToil tn H M i itrlv hu t ald Miiilaui 1 did not Ivoupm place for that child Tin iiilddloaKcd vcimnn bald notliliis but looked pontintod Mndiuii roinovotlifit childoxclnlmod the old 111111irtloly hill norvn oiiHO Tlipn with mnrvplluus dottorlty the old mnn Ihriint his ton llnuoi downthc luipli of the littli buyH ioih nml with n jerk lauded him in the middle ol tho iilo Hiiito LU ulaiidlioirlddloacpd uoinnu Id In tho ruc and liiir illiu is If to strilo Mm old mill 1 ho old miii lool d hupny nnd Mild iiollmur IioikPii ns In ilnust Iho old Wimin vvl li Hitbiiki1 intu Iho virmii oiat and nil IIn ntlic p ieniii o1 jilIuL tha lltttubuy anil lib iiulioriiiiiiruvuil 1Iir iinul liui ul tlic A O f AV STluciiK 1ob 8 Tho Grand Iodcoo tho Anclrnl Drier nf I ultnl Vorliucn toru Irun o ciic yitonlay Htioriiuon until in i luck ililn luornliiii la clcil tlir rrllnwliii crirrrj Orunl Ma iur Vurkiitan tmiiil tHiwiniraVir uf liinoMjii ir mil orinin II l Illlini I ifuu irud itmirr ciurli II i mi ttt i nn in tirutil IU ii r J uurtiii of I nk r 11 t illillll llltll t o ilhi01 l WUtlU 1 0 Y II j uiliuf lin anl liitiuf atinman Hen a itt rnni in ot u r ii l uu ellc Vktlnniu ii r In II u nirt I jMuil Mniicul ainuir Hi t II HriKOir luit lo U nrr unuutre tu Ilif tun ma I Jro 1 II Nnuii u rjtinvli Tnoo ilurciaenf KilinjloiL iil 1 IMI II Mereti of UulT ln Ur nl Irumt V i li r inlili ot Kliutra liw ile cUel to lioia tlit next luutlnivf tbt Orial Lod m1 KccUfivtt OEK CVSTKB Olt XIC1I VirAX IVIilcli Shntl Mlrhlc n Honor by Ptnclnc 1IU Mluliic In Hlutitnry IIoll f WAHIIJSCITOX Feb 8 Tlio Lofflslntnrc of the Slnto of Michigan ha under consideration n bill providing tlmt a Rtnttio of lh Into Con Cu tcrbn plncod In Btntnnry Hnll In the Capital at Wnthliigton lostnnd beside that of Lewis Cuss which U to bo unveiled next month There Is much opposition to tho bill nnd the question of who I entitled to tho honorotlbolnc npiusontod In tho silent hall Is being busily dlbcu od nil oer tbo Htnto nnd among the mombois of tbo doloRatlon In Congress Tho friends and followers of the Into Bvnntor Zach Chandler do not like Uiolden of giving Custor tlio xacant place by tho sldo of CRSS nnd claim that thoio is but one name that should bo lion oiod fo cnnsplcuoudy nnd tlmt Is tho namoof Znrltarlnh Chandler Tho soldiers nro warmly In tavor of porpetufttlnc tho moraoryof tho dashlnc cavalry leader whovv deeds In war far niiuhonti they think Iho services rendered lo his IStato and country by the uront politician thnndlcrH frinndfl have no dltparattlnK words to ay of linn Cimter and his nolilovoinouts but lltoy hold and with some show of justlco that lie VVIH not n real son of Michigan Cueter was appointed to West 1olnt from Ohio wlioro lilH parentslived They afterward moved to Jlonron Mich but Custoi himself spent but few of hlf years of boylioodand manhood In tho plvnrlno Htalo Ho went from West Iolnt Inti tho civil war and when that conlllrt closed hn took command of his regiment In the West vvliPip ho was killed In 1B7 Hn was married in Mlchliraii and was essentially u Michigan soldier but never had nny particular connec tion with Mlihluan men or affairs Chandler was almost a uatlvo of Mlchlsan having walked into Detroit whou n vouna man IIu wns then vrltlinnt a dollar Whon ho died no was twlpo a mlllionalro and tho most prom inent mnn in tlio Htato His friends who now contend that he Bhould bo honored nn Cass tins been uo so far as to claim for him that bo was n slaUSman Hlitory will hardly rank him higher than n successful business man nnd consummate politician and oven In Michigan ainontt hi frlonds and neighbors thoro Is a fecllni that tboro nto other men whoso talents and dovotlon to the welfare of tho State nnd to Ita citizens without recard to party class or Miindlna for exceed tlioio of Chandler Tho dlsniihifon that will tnko jilneo In tho Mlchlcan leelalaturo on thn bill npproprlatlnir money for tho purchase of tho Ouster statue will bo an Iniorcstlnc contest between the politicians and the soldiers IN AFitlCI Some Traveller Who Are Kenlly nMIc Oicr Ihr Chnrnm of he Fair Hex Tlio oxporer Von Francois wns cnpaRcd nwhllnngo sketching nn African village which wnoi little out of tbo common becnuso nil tlio lioiuos were built on platforms which kept thcui out of reach of high water when the river over How od Its banks While engaged with his sketch bo FIV his attention was suddenly rletted by a black bonuty Many Caucasian Indies he links could woll envy this prlml tixe maiden for her skill In tho arts of coquetry ns she poised her head now on this eldo now on that nnd paced daintily to and fro alone tho shore using her big black oyos all tho while to tho best advantage Ono would hard ly notlci tho fact ho suisthat bho was ory scantily nttlrod to woll was tho lack of clothing supplied by elabotato and beautiful tattooing nnd long ntrings of cowrie shells which she woro nroundhor nock and body while n girdle encircled her waist Altogether ho thought Miu nnsonoof the most picturosnno audat tractho objects ho had seen In Africa Hcvoiul iououttruellorHhavn spoken In quite complimentary and appreciative language of Rome of tlio ladles thov hnvo met in Africa Jtocknr had not gono inland JOO miles from aiixlmr before he was expressing his admira tion lor thooungnud really pretty cogresses nnd their atttactho forms Of courso uo had plenty of opportunity to observe that their thouldors 110 round and elegant tholr arms nrooxfjulultelv moulded and tnolr forms are Miilto perfect1 Our brown beauties ho adds woio net particularly shy but nt tho siimo time they wnro oulto rosisrvod They would iixk us timidly for twrmlsslon to pats their lintidn ovor our ikln wbo o whiteness aston ished them but limy retired in good older wherevur a oiroied reciprocally to pat their sboulderb orcbcokx Anotuer travsllor who has jusl written a descrlplion of Heoral African irlbes thinks that tho poorest taste lu the way of orna ments hn has seen Is among tho BayansI women who wear brass rings around their nockH weighing twentyfive to thirty pounds Tho llosh under thoso rings ho says 1 Jn many cases continually chafed nnd raw nnd for hours rt n time the women support their rings on their bands In order to relieve tho piessuioupon tholr necks And yet no well todo married woman would think that she could exist without her nock ring nnd whon tbov are asked If this ornament Is not a very uncnmlortnblo thing tn wear they always pre tend that they do not understand Itrass is money among tho BayansI and the men In having it forgod In big lumps around tho necks of their whes hsvo found a safe but rnthcr cruol method of money keeping A jyniizL foil mLTTA3isoy A It I ml Act Tlllt ICrnnztll Ouoil tuck lu ua Zouu 3futt out r f Mlnnraixtlli jViftiiK Tho friends of Gen J A Williamson of Iowa formoily Commissioner of the General Iind Otflco will bo glad to loam thit ho has rLcently lallou liir to a largo fortuuc The cMict amount in not known but ripoits vary from ijSUiiM lo toOOODU Gen Williamson hob been general counsel of tho Atlantic and Iailllc Jallroid home yeaib ago uu IriBhman nnined Cnsuy who had n laige contract for construction on tho railroad failed to comply with tho condlllons thereof and the oITlcors of tho road directed Gen Willianisnn to prosecute on hih bond If this had been dono Mr Casey would Imvo been Ilnnnclally ruined but on lllliimt nnaflorlooking ovnr the ground decided tlmt Cnxoyb fallute was more bis lais lortuuo than his fault nnd earnestly recnm inendoil that hn bo given an extension of tlnio to llnUh the job Tbo General llnally obtained ponuisHloii to compromise tlio mattor with tiiy uini tlio latter carried out his contrict making considerable money which was after ward largely Increased by other profitablecon tinctsivud InvoMtiuontR Ho was a bachelor Hid biiforo lie died In Albunuoniuo last Juno hu mado a vlll beiiucutblmr hisontiio property to ien Williamson In consideration of tbo lat ter B kindnphs to him as abovo dosirlbod Most of the ontatovuis In cash stocks and bonds ami was Immediately available Ion WllllamsDii learning Hint faicy haa I relative In Krlo Jn vleited that city wbpro hit found two brothois and threu sisters Tho fount1 WPIV business mon In voiy good ulr cumhtiviiceiniid HIP latter vvorowlvoo of labor ing niiii Ho nIM li of his hintors 111000 nnd eaih of to biothois i000 und locelvod froin llioin Htiriiilatlons lu wilting that they would not iionust tint will UPII Williamson iiliiiulv had ronsldarnbla proppity which to cpthpr with this uiiovpetled wlndlnll makes mm indepondoutly rlcli It ib undoritood that ho will vory on resign bin position atAlbu lictutnto ihliinKton to reside Vorl liv mi i l rrl IJullroml lJrlt Imil Hi raitd Iptilit liml Tho 1 l M Irnlu mvr tho linund Urook routofor Now Yoi U hnd just ulcamed out of the depot at Mi tli and ifn m btrnels ycstor ibnand tbo lo nmnllui lml iroirtod Wallnco H Kt yiiKooas woll 1 m going to Now York on It n you lorget It answered the ttrangor Thijii befoio ibo llajiman coulil move tho Btrniigrmadoabriik fur tbo train and div ing under the car iiuxt lo tuo Miiokor caipht tho rod which eonnoctelhe trucks and milctly tin owing hl logs HUT tbo rod hung hoad down an Jha train ilipartoil up Ninth sti 5t V10 tfmrmwn iiiiriilywil for n moment g At Laiigliarn very par under tho cur neat totbo lunokortbo mini vva nuiy pnscoiibod Plrlly tllQ ouTasi jlut viis pp 11 vt inm us thu tiulnlalt Iunc lliUiiu H cn In WrlnLli iniliifC iwtitti vrcin Tin IlrnHlai in piiitfctlvn churl with 0v nltiiiliuu hns been natmitod by an ingenious c listen IiiOiihlsu of u tmall tin iViri iii the luiit oil ol tho noaront box mil liisirii maim bos a I tiin in Ho liliinu tf i ow tin locitl in ft Iho biiis mnn6vntiurif luw and Mill fnvor know how vvurk thnm wliiui found Conseriuently u ra Bsner iiiy l gains good htmdwiiy lefore t department i Is tlaamnu 2UIIS JtAllbOXS VLAY It HcnlK wllli EtentH In her Unit Life nnd She n 111 Knnct th Heroine 1ram tht nicaqo Trltiwic Sirs Envvson did not rocolvo tho thrones that called on her yesterday to congratulntu heron tho verdict She spent tho day In bod revising tho last shoots of Tbo Bankers Wire tbo melodrama In which sbo Is to ap pear Tlio melodrama was completed yester day morning Mrs Itnvvson received many letters of con gratulation and tbreo baskets of lowers Tlio caid on ono of Iho bnskols rend Unknown lo you Jlrnvo A big basket of posies also came for lot nnd Dotontorlulncd Iho callers Dot Is n beautiful Illtlo glil of rj but sbo has a stern contempt for paper dolls skipping ropes and gum Mamma will go on Iho stage in tho spring she said Sbo will open in Chicago Of course shell be tho herolno of the play and mv mint will bo Ilildgot Uulglvy Then vvolf havn liinkor llawson aud Iteil liawson and moIf they can find anybody who can play mo and Willie and Troy Ilrown and IMvvard Levy coniody parls you Know ami Kavanagh well have to have him In and Whltucy Hns your mother picked oul a manager No but she has had w vernl applications Veliavonlsoliadhovoralapplicatlonsforplncos In the company It will bo a gioat hit I think The llrHt ant will bo tho rotuin from the wed ding trip nobiomo lionii niyiluar liildirot Julgley must leave Then 1 will go1 Tb bankers wife tiirnod from the cruol doors Act two Slander retribution I will kill him A mothers honor avenged MynnblPboy Act tlnoe The plot lull hlml Kill him The bankers wife In tho court room Toll VillIu I have shot Vhltnoy Act four Scono in court or the honor of your wives and Fistere Not guilty Curtain What do you think ot it Isnt It splendid You uro not going to act then 1 Isot with this rompany I hnvo hud several advantageous offers from other companies howover ono of which I may accept Your mother will stay In Chicago Yes Sim will remain boio under tho nose of Danker llawson Dot thought that somo of tho papers had not t treated her mother properly Jtut that l not sui prising she said com placontly I have road u groal many criti cisms of Mr MIko McDonald for instance und I have supposed him n bad man Iwis sur prised the other day when introduced to him to Hnd him a delightful conversationalist nnd n most obarming gentleman g sra r or Mnvwr THOMAS Onie lht KHtuil of HIIKO mid Tcnnynon Now the Ininute ofun Aliimuoiine from the 1IMatteJphla Record A dingily clad Iionryliendoil lieir to pov erty sat upon a nido bench In the Ilockley nlmshoiise yard yesterday It would not Imvo boon hard to believe that ho had just stopped out from the pages of Leu Mlserables but It roquiiod no ordlnaty Ktretch of tho Imagina tion to inalio tlmt ho had once been nauofail favorite of the author of that novel Yet this battorjd outcast bad actually drunk many a friendly Blast and had manyalonedrnwnchat with litorllugo Ho had dandled the Jersey Lllv on his knoo long before she had begun to boom hart fratPrnixed with her father tho chivalrous JJean Lollroton and had numbered Loid leunyi on among his many distinguished ncirualnlnnccfe Hiduoy Tlionias once vvas n prosperous citl ei ot bt Holler In tho Isle of Jersey Tho Le Ilritons wore near neighbors and ho spout innnyiin hour by tholr llruhlde During Victor Huso K residence In ft Heller cordlanntlini 7i iw hetweonitliri two nnd many nnotber notable visitor to tho island canio lo chnrlsti n warm admliatlon for the young Englishman who was u brilliant onvorsatTonalist nnd a cental companion Ilo Bpoko Trench like a Parisian and was well ersed Insclencnand II oraturo lln was n member of thotAngllcnn Church nnd nuinberod among his frlcndb sev oral prominent English clpryinen JhuKUCCPSslvo deaths of his wife nnd right children vnrn tho ovontB that marked the bo glnnlngof is dnvvnfall His Imblts liecnmn corrupt and his life dosoluto Ho remarried this llinii lo n woman who was vain nnd ox trivagnnt nnd In no on e t blsoimnl Sli wiuandoied his fortune to thn last cont until indosnoratlfin ho abandoned bor nnd fled to Americn This vvns In 1S71 when he was 47 oiu of age Hodilftid lu ililladclpliln nnd worked lu a small lluiy stable in thn lower part or the i Ity until two montlm nuo Inllrmlty diovo him to tlio poorhotiEo Illilnl Know Vunilcililll trout fir Hittnitvit American TlinMoviuinrIi Vniidoiblllrt yarlit Alvn onternd a laigo fruit nnd Ionfectlonory store on Kaltlinoie Ktunt jostirdiy ami purihaned niarly 7i worth of cuifccilonory and frullsfor n yiilit liotoielfavlig lioiirki il forboniobot Moun gnipM and wts told byiho nnijirlntnr tlmt the prlco would bo fi pur pniinrl Thn Hiownid givii Hi urdpr for ton iiounoH nnd iihid iliat 1ie n sui i to Mi Vnndprbilts vi lit J liKstoipoipur iloollno 1 to fill thi r dur bocatibe h did nut Know Mi Vruilorl lit Henry I levrii lin upulu ir u iir 1 i J ii ljrili4t hl irnif rj Vjrriry atriiu Ho wnt nti n halUuii Mo tt11 I in u MI re iorm f

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1t f d oJ p3i Pt B t t Nf 1j THE SUN SATURDAYFEBItUARYO 1889 8 1 I r TilE ARMY BILL PASSED iin RASDATI svccREns IN aiiiiKina VVT THE Tonrtiito vitovtbo A Little War ofWord IIetwn t tie Penn ntlTuhtiin 1 nntl Mr TounHlieml or llllnol Petl Aflrr Thr lerlciilliiriil lllll JI nfl FiitcrliilnlKK 1InsIon l Over the Item for the Illntilliullnn ofStrds WAMiismox Feb 8Tlio Hon Illclmnl acaln cleared tho obstructions nwny WTownpheiul ncnll 00 obstrlc tions In thd leelslatlxo channel this morning ion lcd sail on his Army Appropriation bill A s iuall truck tho phi early In tho nftei ncin iho went upon her beam ends and lost 10In curuO valued nt about 1500101 The squnll CI l ninofrom thuioom of tho Committee on Ap 1 proprhitl n I rncontlorcd a xltlout spat between Mr Towuliend nut Mr llnmlall Tue ship Ilnally rlithtod Mr Townshond kept ftronc hand on lior holm thereafter nnd l finally brought lilt ship Into port without fur r t ther inlitty to her cargo Col Wm Henry Uatchof Hannibal Chairman of tho Commit tee on Rrlculturithon swung his approrrla tlin bill Into the Bttoam 8ho obeyed her holm beautifully Tho Colonel laid her nt her dock within nn hour nnd n half The lion 1 llnr nelt of Massachusetts wns Mr Hatchs Pall active than the pilot of nurnp Ho was moro tlllho plot luru ucns and was 011 thin but somnolent Ho Is I o sharp that 1 ho had fallen overboard ho would not have not wot The most plcturosatio flKiiroiat mayor this niornlm xvero Messrs flcrrow Ford reel ami Brines All xvoro caught within the Speakers arena and nil bowed tholr bonds llko penitents it nn anxious seat During prayer tho Hon Diehard Guonlhor stood In tho door of tho lie from rubllean cloak room rondlnu his report time Immigration InvoillKntliis Committee IJxConnrossmnn John Fox ot New York was on tho floor today Ho contrasted the Demo cratic sldo of the Houso with Its npnearnnco when he represented tho Buttery district of NOXT York city At tlmt time thoro wore only forty Domocrallc mcmbore Time Hon Leopold Worso ot Boston was the dcorono of two Ito publican Concrcssmon elect from Mnwnehu potts Ono Wits his mimesnko who is I to suc J Fets ceed Gox Lone and tho otherwas Mr Wallace the successor 01 Mr AN biting r t The Rcnrrrl 1 topic of conversation In tho t House diirlui tho ulteruoon was tho reception of time Ilrlul Stephen au milieu White of Brooklyn last cvcnlnc l tell Hooker author izes mo to may that I it was ono ot tho most chnrmtnK cntortnlninonts ncr gjon In Wash ington len Catohlncs of Mississippi confirms len Hookers htatomout Jlr White npieured uuon ihn lloor fits moruinc In his everyday ulon writing loiters and moving around aa tbouih wrllnl parties xvcio common Incidents kits 110 110 The first man to catch the Speakers oyo after prayer was Judco Unrnosof Georda Ho squeezed through tho Houso the Senate sub stitute crontlnu tie northeastern division of the Southern Judicial District of Georgia It provides for tho holdlmiof n United States Court nt AucuMa the brains of Judge liirnoss Cout dIMiict A contoronco report on a bill for the relief of David Jlerriweathor of Kentucky was nercpil to rime Speaker laid 1 number of hon ain bllli before tho House but no member hud time luck of Judge Barnes Many I ot the bills wjro laId upon tho tnblo until tomorrow A resolution reserving tho silo galleries of the House for time families of Congressmen when the electoral vetO Is counted was passed Mr StruMoof Iowa tooK pattern from Charles ONeill of Philadelphia and called UD his mo tion ol reconsider tho vote by which tho bill Increasing the pension of tho widow of Gen focrenlnj Ward It IJurnott from 30 to tlOO per month wns defeated Mr TnxvnBhendwhoxvnsmaklne mall on his Army Appropriation bill raised tho lUestion of oonsldorntlon and tim Houso dropped the wldoxv by a voto of 80 to 111 JuAgo Chlpman of Michigan called up limo bill Riving tho widow of Gon Judson Kllpatrlck S1UO u month but as the atmosphere was un favorable ho withdrew It Mr Townshond then removed the last ob tructlon In bit way It was private bill day Ho moved to dispense with consideration Jo private hi Ilsponso lhls rcaulrod 1 twothirds majority ToIlers wore appointed and tho House iiKroed to Mr TownshondH proposition The House then wont Into Committee of tho 10uso tho Army Appropriation bill Tim pending question wn 0 point of order raised by Mr Itandall upon tho clausn appropriating J500000 for the purchase of movable subma rine torpedoes propelled at will by power transmitted item shoro stations Mr Hand nila point was that this appropriation properly be longed to tho iortiflcuuon bill I and led to along oliod Ions discussion on tho previous day Chair man Dockery ruled that tho Military Commit tee had no jurisdiction This sustained a de I cision of Mr Dlount of Georgia who mado a imllar rulIng when the Fortification Aopro I prlation DIM was being considered In Commit I fee of tho Whole I Wntehdoir Holl man had also raised tho point j of I order against tho clau o on the ground that Irouel tho Constitution limits the uso of appropriations Consttuton tions to two roars Gon Cutcbeon oflerod un amendment covering Judo Holmana colnt of I order and requiring the torpedoes to bo operated undor tlio supervision of tho Chief of Engineers of tho Army Ho added 1 proviso that they woro to bo used In harbors whoro no fortifications existed He claimed that this took the appropriation out of the jurisdiction of the Fortifications Committee and made the torpedoes an arm or equipment ot tho army Sir Randall made the santo point of order Rndul against this amendment You cant do in directly ho snit what Ih Cl I air decides you eant do directly Tho Chair sustained his point ot ordor Mr Townhhond then offered an amendment I appropriating 501000 for tho purpose of tor I pedoes under tho direction 01 tao Secretary of tlo dllocton F J loos Mr Itandall renewed his point of ordor end tho Chair sustained It thalr Those continued decisions of tho Chair evi dently incensed tho mombers of the Committee I on Military Affairs ion Cutchoon of Michigan Afalrs aol Mr Townshond lopontedly protested and I Ilnally Goo Hplnola WUB drawn into tho vortex Ho said that KOmuot our friends wore colon eermg tho country by preventing tho purchase of torpedoes under a technicality Tim great city of Now York was entirely unprotected This appropriation might prevent her capture 1 she was captured by nuonnmy the tribute exacted would stagger time nation I was 1 W0111 stnlIr nnton great public qtiubtion and U could not bo treated on technical points I should b tnken I on Its merits Tho technicality had been raIsed by a gentleman from IonnsyUunla who was living In 0 little city nt 1H head of u small river This touched Mr llandiill I was ovl dont Mr Hplnola referred Ihlladolphla Wo never asked time Government to remove sarbnco Iront our harbor Jlr Huudall said Inrbnlo replied Gen Kplnola but you have tuked tho Government to dIg an island out of 4 your river YOlr The lcnoril again appealed to hU frlnnds to let the appropriation alone Ho said that th Bonatii would rrnbulily put it In the Army bill if tho House knocked It out and there would bo trouble over It in a conference committee Youll have tioublo In passing It shouted Gon Buyers of Toxus Under tho Chair ruling the appropriation wont out of tho bill I Tho Clerk rend tho next clause It was an appropriation for tho library for time Knglnoora Blinol of Application Jlr Townshond who Svutiiod to bo uhngrlnod nt Mr Itandallu points ot ordor mould to strike It out Ho butd that tho appiopilatloii meant Instruction In the uso of torpedoes nnd ho was astonished that time gentleman from Pennsylvania had not male n point of ordor ncnlnut I Ho then withdrew his motion to strike it out and himself robed the point of ordor The Chair oorrucd It rime Clerk paxsod on to tho next clmmuso ap propriating 400UU for 1 building to contain on einoors models Mr Townshend quickly maila qUIcklImlI6 a point of ordor against this clause Ho sail that It belonged to tho torpedo HMO in There Was no qUhUon ns to Its merits or HB feces lily but under the ruling of tho Chair It did 1 not Boom to como within time jurisdiction of time 4 Committee on Military Affairs Mr TowuBhond worked hlmsolf Into a white heat hllsol whio whllo I am on mv foot ho snhl I bog to fpncratulate my Irlond from 1ujmsylvania lie nns robbed tho Committee on Wave and Means limo ory osbcnce of Its jurisdiction and has had I trunnion od to his own committee Ho did not do It upon hIs own motion but tho stone Hiihit that unlimited him Induced others to rob that lommltteo 01 Us jurIsdIction and tlons transfer It to time Copimittoo on Appioprla This reference to tIme action ot Mr owlos of North I Carolina In ncton the claimo of tho bill repoallni tho I tobacco t tax to Mr llandalls romralitco excited universal nttBiitlon Tho uliorsal ntellon croiit IVunsy vanlan sot twenty feet away dulotly retaidlm tho speaker Members of time House athor around ilr Toxvnshend uroull lr lown6hent 1 tin not sin prihed that toutloman con tinued therefore that ho lies bocomo envious of the Utile loinnantof jurisdIction conferred upon the Committto on Military Affairs nnd that ho HotkH to tnko that away AIulrs xvarn lY friend turiilnifto Jlr mount of Joorchi who will boon brlll I in iho lost Olllco A tire J prliitlon bill that ho may llnd hlmbolf in tho i jiiimti predicament with tIme rest of us Ills not Hr jury loll nun since an effort xvas mado 011 11 elort WIS 11n bOlo to nmasciilnlo limo commlitfo over which 1m eOllnllo 0101 i tho contlemiin from runnsylvunia iiruHldes and to rob It t of Its authority When is the ccntlomnn hlmsolf win iioiriirle i to BBXO tlm jiirlhdlitioii of his eommllteo I Flood xvltli him i imo ni In hand hhouldur to I Bhouldir and SOUK it to prevent it from Icing i brlnl erauEctiliited lut1 1 llnd toduy that IJnwilx like ho has rl mi up bore with inure pownr than ho oxer before p08Min od In 1110 Ihlf lloufo I Ho ladtrltiiiipliedoxorxvhat xvo nil rocnrded durliie i tho I lust Hiimmni nt lean nslhumoiit I Potent Iommlttiio In this llonso lilt Committee 1 on Vat and Means I du not wonder 110 wOlderII1 fore that ito Is cncouiBKOit to co on and make new conquests nor am 1 ashamed to ncknowl 4dle that the Committee on Military AlTults hijum to submit to the conmiuoror Laughter I 1 h toucbod Mr ltaudail to tho quick flu r sprang to biB feet with blslss ATM and lAldi I only want to leave you to your own e tons after tho memmnimosq of Buoh I Bponch Mr Townshond adjusted his spectacles nnd turned with a smile inward Mr Randall Oh ho replied tho gentleman entirely mlsappro lends mo There was nn meanness about It Thoro was simply a purpose on my part to ox 1lrlOR I res my admiration for tho gentlemans power nnd Inlliif nco which domlnato thlB house and 1111nluInco overrule Its established riles and practices onl Mr llandnll had remained upon his fool I am Hnnllnl said that you make that last remark at the expense of your sincerity I Inmigitcr I Mr TownshcndMv frIend Is again much mistaken Ho knows I am always sincere Scores of members filled tho aisles listening to this sharpjhootlnc Mr Dunham expressed tho 811Irl tooling when ho quietly remarked As Arleinus Ward would say the gentleman I highly Haiciisstlcnl1 IondoroiiH James flu tcnl alcl cliaiinuof NewIorMiy then began to roar and tho t nnitibors fiMttutvd 1IIhors t liulrmiiii Dockery nvnnitlod Mr Town hhends lofthnndod point of order anti tho i Clerk cOllnlotlollnl Ifllltlu1 tho bill When time appropilntlnn for tho Ordnance Dcnarlmont was reached nn nmondmont OprOII nUn J2UOIK for 0 iniulilno gun or mltrallouso wan made Kvorythlmt then mo cd smooth until the folloning proviso was reached That icrealmer this cent to tie Ordnance Pfpartmrnt ot aU nriliiftiice unrmiMunl 110 tim M jt le lerrilurlfi ml I tie IItlll I of oluliitlx l miller tie act of Feb U I 155 7 still bo crrdltcil to the aiipmiTlatlon for the 1N7 hul iiinmifneinre of arm nt national nrinorlop eat that 101011 I f salil i pro rlnllon itliall bo available until exhausted The last l nlno words agaIn aroused Watchdog I I lolmnn Ho I iimdo tho point of older that thoy coullli toil wlh umtn Constitution which limited all zmitroprintlofl to two YUIS 1111IrOt1rlaton Jlr McAdoo Chairman of tho Committee on Militia fancied that tho privileges of his com llltl it it leo hud icon rut lilesI y handled In tho pro lslori 1 und miulo an eat imest upcooh In protest 001 Cutclior ali that tho Himm provision word for word appeared In tlio appropriation bill last oir No i no then made any objection LI I prin this t htntiMiipnl tho Chair oorrulul Juduo llolmanri point ot order Time Judgo hoiMiiud dumfouniled Ho sent up the Const tution of tho Inltnd Stntos nnd tho Clerk toad the I claiiHi forbidding such legislation Chair man Dockory item 51511 In 1 Ids ru II mig Jim lan 1 was at first Inclined to tako an appeal Hocontonlod hlmmlf however by tO leg nn iimondiuont so astoi rucnt the expenditure alter two ears Mr Townsheiid said that to nold conmneruy ho would accept I Well grow Itd tho old Watchdog I should 11110 suppose volt would nccopt I 1111110S0 1 Ito Clerk road thu nut proviso as follows Timin thni7io of the Ievlsoil Statutrn hal not cl1 or In tlm War UopArt apply ti the purchase itiipitlleii II iiitnu W the Sccr tiry or War II no order s lieu I f ibo ninount nrtMAlly necueil hal hot exceed In aluo Ibo cit or f Joutua Watchdog Holmnn Immediately mado tho point that this wns a violation of existing law

Mr Ton hon1 acknowledged that tho point of order Will good but said that tho proviso was placed thoro In tIme Interests of economy Jitilgo Holmau lepllcd that hootlon aTUi was placed on the statute book twonufour years no to prevent outriguous abusiw in time putchaso of Btippllcs It would uot do to tanipiT with I The Chair BURtiilncd his point of order and thu clause wont out of Iho bill Tho next amendment was olTerod by Mr Morrow of San 1tnncUco I atprorJntOI JJoO dot for four pneumatic dynamlto guns to be i ilullvcied nt Sun Iriincisco Mr Handull ncain mado time point of order that time Military Committee Had no jurisdiction I properly belonged to tho 1ortltlcntlon hill Mr Towns bond insisted upon tho jurlsdltlon of his com mittee Ho said that a nlmllnr provision wan In the Aimy Appropriation bill last year A lntlltr tight was mule against I and it stood tho test I lht became a law 1 was 13 much In order as I appropriation for sum all arms nnd Held pieces A imomnatio gun was nn oSunnlvo ns well as I defensio weapon Such nn appropriation be ruled lu propriation ought tot to it order ono year and ruled out of order time next year Mr Townshond said that Mr IJnndull himself had railed tho point of order last year and had 1 been overruled Time Chair reluctantly Hiistnlnod tho point ol order Ho sail It wit plnin that tho gun wasnot for Hold Ufco but was Intended for ibO on tortiflcntions Mr Morrow appealed from tlii decision ont tho Huiiso sustained tho Chair by bO yeas to ill nn S An nmondmont appropriating JISOOOO for converting muzzleloading Into breechloading muskets was passed was also appioptiu lion of SICdUOO for time punhiiso ot I Jnnd at Wuton Hot for tenting Hen const guns An amendment giving tho Scriotury of War power to appoint a Board to select ground for testing ordtianco brought out u point of order from Uov hnyirs He sail tlmt then was n law mint imnrizitm g It The amendment looked toward the purcliafo l of laud which hah latch boon cleared In Now lercey A imnidliiu for Its purchase hud been introduced by Mr HlroM Mr Townshond said that tho ground used nt Sandy Hook I for tilting heavy gun was not ptillleleut ITSlng vesols were qndnugurud This nmundmunt would enable tbu Will De partment to detail olllcors to lUll n testing around at time lowest price Tho department favored it lIe npnoalcd to cov hnyers to withdraw his point of order Tho Governor rofiiFOd and tho clause vfan ruled out on tlm around that it was now legislation Tin clerk I lion llnluhed tin reading of the bill Mr Townshond In Humming up said that tho committee had uuthorluil him to olfer another amendment hut as ho know that It would bo obuoxiousto tho iccntkiuuu from lennsyla uiu ho would not do fo Thats n violent assumption replied Mr Eandnll with a smiling fare No returned Jlr Towiibhond Its inertly n trlbtito to tho upntlumnn an acknowledg ment that he Is nil powerful the House The committee then arose and made a favor able report to tho House In open House tho amendments wore adopted In gros Q Tlio lull was then read II third time and tasted with out a murmur of dissent Mr Tovrusliend sat down with n smIle of satisfaction whllo his clerk gathered un his papers nnd references and toted them back to the room of the Committee lblm mittee on Military AtIali8 A message from tho Irosidpntwas next ri nd ran mlttlng further information ab to affairs In Samoa lien Steele of Indiana tiled to got tho Ifonso agree to a conference report on a general I jlll removing clmrttoa of desertion acuinst vol I nitcors III the lulu wnlulll In t itt war with Mexico It authorizes the Sociutnry of War to strike tho charge of desertion from tho rolls in his department whsroor tim deserter ohlll nrily returned to service It inclmlos tho ii who roCnllhtod whero such roinllstnnnt did not bring bounty or gratuity not locoivcd by ho soldier undfr Ills llrst iilWiimnt Ioiu doxter Dunn objected mind tho conluroncu ro port went over Gon Knluola next tried to got Gon Henry J Hunt placed upon the iellied list ns n Motor iencral Huck Kllproro objoctPd and Ion iplnola Ant down II Ith nn e vprppHlonot dlngiist Col Hatch of Hnnnltiiil then worked tho louso into Committed of tho Mioln on tho Agricultural Appioprlatlpn bill Speaker Car lisle called the Hon William John Stone of vuttnwa Ky to the chair Mr Stono lost his leg in tho Confederate sorucp Iii nmrmde 1mb way to tho dais by lie aid of his crutches and MI down beneath the folds of tho htar and Stripes lit Is II ha11l101l0 gentleman with a missive face anti flowing beard The House liupeusod with time first reading of tho bill It wnH read by soctious for amendment The illl onrrlos oviii JlfdduOO It upproprtatni OOOOUO to carry Into oifect tlu provisions of I he act of MnroliJ 1US7 entitled An Act to Establish Agricultural Kxpprlmont MationH I onnnotlon with limo Colleges lstubllshod In time Hooral Slates Time Clerk travellpd I I It roil gim It without Interriiiition until ho rOIl h I I Id hue t bottom of the tenth page Ho then read I this cluuo I frf ed Dlvlflon Tor lh iiureba r ropazatlon and dii I rlbutlon HE rtiiulreJ by law ot uedi buttS t I tree hrutuuliiM i Uttitt and tinuti and extitImbiS I or labor raniiiortatton mprr tivln K im printliir postal card and all I iifCKinry matnrlal and chain fur puttluit up Im du r and diilrlbullnif iho nuuc and i to Le dlitrlbutld ill local miles adpld to their cuhuri Jioouou Mr Inloo of Tonnossco moved to strike this out Ho bald that his objection was to icllro the Government from tho wholesale seed busi ness nnd to retire members of Congress from ho total business Ho made n luirllnont bpcorh ulashlng right anti loft among both Ito lubllcuti anti Domociatlc lie 111 liars until ho md time whole Hotihodaiiclng like marionettes 110 was ropoatoilly intonuptod but ho uuo hn Agricultural Ituioauan outllt that It had never boloro rucohod In tho House Ho wus especially severe upon tho way In which time scouts weru distributed About 1000 portoils hoW received thorn With an equal dlstribu lon among the Inhabitants ol time unltid ttatos thorn would bo om seed apiece Ho sail that If the Goiarumont wa resolved to distribute deed uoryboiyought to have tho same clnuico nt tliiiin Ho watt opposed to time vholo business however AH the scheme now wrktd mombors of Congress had so much business to do lu totalling socd tllllt cacti man vantcdA cleik I and wanted tho Government to iiV tho clinks Milan It looked us though this xponbo would bo pntalled upon tho puoplolf ho OOVOlllluollt did not go out of tho wholo alo Hood bnsinoSB Limo cost of transpoitatlon vas another Horn Two hundred torn of thoso seeds woro sent through tutu mulls every year I It cost tho Government tnuouo a year to hun die them Tho wliolo thing doomed to bo a ehomntorlho bonollt of politicians Mr En Ion sold that ho was governed by a desire to SIO monor lor tho lovenimoiit This aiounrd Duiilmuiof Illinois Why tOIlt yOU lit asked Introduco a bill to cut own tho nalatlcs of membois of Conm ess and bus SIlO homethliii for the Gnxornmont 1 Mr Knloo Intlmulod Hint I hn didnt think that any member of Congress would Sobu lot any null rorolntlon Veil replied Mr Dimhiim I give you otico now that If jou will introduce such a Lilli I will vote IQr it Is tho gentleman a member of time noxt CnngrohS T IIskotJ Mr I JInlncr No air roilled Mr Dunham This was received with great laughter The Chicago man afterwaid qunlllled limo lemnrk by Baying that hn would do his best to In nco his Buccossor to vote for stick nu uppro prhtlon Mr itilcn then concluded his speech Ho do led hat I tutu farmer w as he slnu for end from ho ioNOrnment I I On tht eonnury t m lie wan 111ul Iho t ioUinmont to tako ila I i hands out III f his pocknlb and tu give him u chaucu to save n little of what ho mado Col Hatch of Hannibal Mo replied that time law required that tho Commissioner Ann ulturo should propagate and distribute raro fad nllabltl eeedA JIAnlA IMIllfl a U 15 his duty to do It said the Colonel l nndl know that ho does do It Ho told tho story of ft rennsylvnnln farmer who had discovered n now kind of wheat A formorCommlsslpner of grlculturo hoard of It secured It and illstrlb tiled tho wheat tlirotighout time country Col Hatch raid that time distribution of this wheat had done moro to bonollt Tonno oo alone than nil time members of Coniwsn front that Stab for the last fifty sears had done Mr McMlllln wanted to know whether tho gentleman would not Include Missouri Ion Hatch I topllod that i ho didnt know but what no would lie chldod Mr ltiloo for mak ing an assault upon thosn who nro roiuliod to oxoouio the law Hn eald that If tho 1rcsldunl had linen reflected mluht hnn nelected tho gentleman from Kentucky tooxocttto tho ian Mr l i lninoi understood that tho gentleman from Missouri wns to Imvo item put ut tho head I of thn Agricultural Department Col Hatch of Hannibal ho gentleman from Missouri has no such ampliations Mr linloo tnalvolyl No not now Groat html glmtor tho llepubllcans Intiuhlng I the loudest Mr Hatch I then said that the dlstilbtitlon of seeds by thin Agricultural Department was limo only way lor tutu farmur tu got back a part of hlq taxes Tho discussion continued Mr Ill ewer of Michigan and oIliuiH participated TIme House however refused to striko out tin section Time next clauopioldod for the t apportion itiunt among time States of all scads trees Hhrubs vines lings I I and plants on tho bisls l of the representation in Conm OPS Time dis tribution VilA tu t bo tuttle to time experiment stations in ouch State In I connection with tho eollegoft established undor the act ot July 2 IHCJ In States and Iom thence whom thero woro no such pxiierlmontal wtntlons limo sneds nnd plants weio lobo fiunlshcd to Iho Com mlHhionei or Sccintary of Agrictilttnoof such State or Tetrltory rill CommlBslonor ns to teport I us to the I putclmso of time seeds In I ill u I I ttlbutlng them thoy woro lo bo adapted t hun climate nnd soil of the t dllletcnt States I1 thl I they v ore tu bo eit through tho malls flee o chnlll McClnmmi of North Carolina miulf tin paint of ordct tlmt this changed olstlng I laws Mr lliiruett ot Mmwichusutts In nn nlenau Hpeeih Hied I tu trim o I limit It I could boiioni undor i the I invited t ftatuto Got Idns Hems I I I Clbol I Led mt Urbert I Dnxls I 1 dwird Dniile llavden John V 1 Ihimooll Clmrlos II Allen am other hornyhanded faimersjl i Jlasachtiseits gntheiLMt 1 a roil mmd him and opened their I mouths ns ha displaced m I I tlotrenMires t lu I his I nttllet mmmii ftlii Hn difondud tho Couimlihloner nf f Agil eiilturo from the I nsstiultH mad upon him Ho I had dono his dtiy under the law all I this pro MO was Intended I to aid him In iis III tlll i ton ofpeeils It was an improveuiont tiuoti exist Ing law and ho regretted that tho point 01 onierhiid beet iii title J ho Cite I r ilnnlly mlpi m tilt clnllsn out of order mid it watt knocked from tho bill Col I ititeim of Hnnnlbnl thru ofiercd as ai amendment under tinInstruction of time com mittee n clause prOl llrllxthnt I nn eciual pro portion of twothirds of all thn Rcodn tutus Ac shall be futnluhed to Consiressmim fordls tributlon among their coiiitiluontH I the ro imilningthlrd I I to t ho distributed t by tic t Com lulsloncrof Agriculture Ho said I that this was in accordance with existing law Mr Bin nctt offered as n substitute amendment that would bend them I to thu I exiioilinental I stations It was ruled out of nrilot md the Hatch amendmnnt was cnrrlcdTho discussion showed that the I Committee on Agrlcultuic wax nearly evenly dhldod us to tho pionofed distribution of the I poods nmom tho experimental Hlutlons TIme Iork then HnHiod the rundlng of tho bill thin committee arose and tho amendment 1 wore adopted in gross by the House Tim tltli to time bill WIIR then lead a third time and time bill itself was pis od lImo House noxt took nieces until hull past 7 Time ci mil 01 pension leuHutlnn will then ba turned anti tho usual number of privito bills giound out un less Duck Klltforo clips a tenponuy nail be tween the cogs of leclblatloii AMOS L CUMMINOS iira irisYi7iov TOIICS Heiiatnr VanccN bun Notntntitoil ti Uffico liy the IrcHttlcnt WASitlKfitox rob STho Irisltlcut pent one nomination of a Democrat to the Senate this afternoon that has some chanco to gel over tho high wall which tho Republican Scnu tois have erected about I the t political nomina tions sent in at tho present s05 lon Tho fa vored nomination Is I thai of Thomas M Vance tho son ot the Jsotth CarolIna Senator Ho Isiv j itint man now prnctiblns law In a small lon In his mitlvo State and Is desirous ol going lo tho fur West lo crow up with time country It is I rather late in tho day to nominate Democrats to ofllco but fovoial Senatora think that In yow fif tho great personal popularity or the jolly Senator ihu nomluitlonuf his sun will bo confirmed as a matk of Senatorial courtesy This vill not be dono however without arous i ingcontldoiiinlo opposition on the lieimbllcan 1 tide of tho chamber llio ptesent occupant of time ofllco of Iltelvcrof iiiitllc Mont at North akima to which ounj anco has been ap pointed Is Mr I 1 S Huwlett a former Wash ington journalist and a warm Inond i of henii tor Milehell At time suirgubtion of time latter Ml Hewlett went to tot till II d a few leafs auo to establish a dully paper Tho enicrprl failed und tlio olllco wa given Jlr Huwlett Senator Mitchell will attempt to keep him thoru Mr Ynnco Is ono of lour ROil ot tho Ninth I Carolina Senator Ono 1011 Jr 1 is II grudunto of uuOSt IVlnt I and a Lieutenant In tho arum another 1 is I IIH inlliPib I I ni mIte bC lotiry I paid by l the t Government 1 nnd a third t son lives with tho Senator in Washington Hobart J Vance AssiMtmt CummlBSloiier of Intents Is u cousin of tho Senntor A Now Hampshire llonublicnn who claims to bo well posted In the political afTiIrs ot that Slate brought to time Senate today the ropoit that Gov Sawyer will appoint the vcuorablo JtKiKO Nosmlth to lie a I Senator iron Maiclil until time Legislature Plc tb William 1 Chan dlers succesor not Juno Should tills report I prove true t Justin ri MOl rill of Vermont will no I longer bo till oldest mini in tho Soimto Mr Morrlll will I bo l 7111J I A 1111 next 1 udllo t coot itit Is I now St and in I rather ethic health His I ninio houlfd thin electoral ticket of tlio Stato lit t hue iccant t election and ho presided over time meeting uf tho eluctois at Concord last month Judge i Nesmlth lives In Ilaiikiln Ibo llttlo town that wns limo homo of the Into Senator 1lki and ho wan almost cornet mom there to Concord to presldu at time meeting of tho clout oms Sennor handler and liuprooiitii I lie Gal lingo r his opponunt both say that no political hlgiilllcanco attaches to limo appoint ment for time three months Imuto m bin Nclthor of tho t pilnclpal cindklatos 1 cal tJ lor tho tem porary honor preenliig to remain on tho out Bldo to prepare for tio big lIght 1mm Juno Time subcommittee of tho Senate Committeo on Appropriations has made largo additions to tho Naval bill Tho construction of two stocl gunboats or cruisers Is provided for to bo of from Hifl to IIWKI tons dlsplneemont and to cost not moro than 7uoHi 1110 olin tool crlll erot i JOUU ton 1IIIa elllel1t to cost 7HOOU Ap propilntkn is also mndo for ono ram for bur bit dlfuuco In accordance with tho plans pro pared by the Naval Advisory Hoard of htMl In order that lhu o vcshols mnv hu stiuudlly built tho aniiroprlation for stool machluory is In croasod by SlflUOOtW and that for armament 1101 1 QuIP All new vessels arc to Do lighted y electricity and 100000 Jo i appropriated for that purpose Time recommendations ot tho sub committees woro all agreed to by tim full eom mlttoo aud lator lu tlio day tho bill was 10 purted to tho Statute Senator Inddock of Nebraska loday Intro duced a bill providing that time Civil Service act shall not bo construed na embracing within time scope of its opnintloiiH tho olllcojs and em ployees of tho railway mall service This bill lies on lime table Senator Paddock having an nounced that m ho will call it up i and address t hut Soimlo upon It In a low days A 1 Higiiincaut fact connection with thlx nubjuct Is I tlial t tho Son ntn today without n division btruck out of tIm Legislative 1 Appropriation bill Senator llavvloyii I I amendment to Increase i iho clerifiil force 01 time Civil riorvlcu Commission which was adopted yesterday In Commitko tho W hole A full caucus of Uniiubllcin Honntorfl was hold this morning nt which was discussed tho election investigation rosolutlonn and the ad mhelon of Territories As to tho former it watt decided tlmt tho Committee on Prhllocu and Iilnclloiibhliiiuld I tx mu itt inc Into I tho t tot ci ui pioposltlons I novy pending and dotormliio which of them If any shall bo adopted Tho report of Senator IvnrlH on hue I Texas out rages recently ropoitod to tho Souale will bo dlbiiiHHed as opportunity ollirs Ipon tlm t Territorial qtiestlon It was decided to Biistaln tho Senatorial ronferiees III tholr dUngroo mcnt upon tbo t Jim um i bus bill which proposes tu admit ho two Dakotas Montana und Now Mexico Tho fiocrotnry of till Treasury has accented tho resignation of A1011701 Dickinson of Now York nchlof ot division in time olllco of tIme Comptroller of the Currency Tho computations mada by time Tioasmy exports upon time probnblo effect of the fionuto amendments to tho tariff bill reached tho Com mittee on Ways and Moans today and wero Immediately bent to tlio printer Democratic mem bur ot tho commltli 0 says tho tables show that onohalf of limit reduction of Ili0000l otlooled bv time changes In tho sugar schodiilo Is wiped out by changpB In tho other tariff schedules wiu huh lu themselves would result i In ncoiuldoraljlo Incieaso III tho rovonui This would loavo tho not reduction of rovenun about twelve t or thlrt on millions leaving I 1w internal revenue boctions out of lime calculation lime Hank IIIIK Not KeUlcil the Suit Thero was a report down town yesterday that mite liank ot Ibo Slate of New York bad tettled tbt allot Khlrmtn Ilarlow baroque L Cleat arluing omit or of the HeJell coormeags TcrgerleJ Mr Clioate laid I rl limit Ibe regOIl ru not Hue NEWS OF TIlE RAILROADS INIoOllllATIOV 1ltOM ALZ IAHTS Of TIll 7MrIIVir IIOIILt Nctcotliitlono Cnnrtiidrd ibm a Cimiiiillilnllim if the lire Line nnd the lllc rani Kittl rond SjtitemnVnrlcMix Ilrm Time ncffotlntlonD which hMo been pendIng for somo days between Cornelius Vnndorblit and Plcrpnnt Morgan for a conoolldiUlon of tho Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati nnd In dlnnnpolln known as tho lIce lino and tim tho Cincinnati Indianapolis St JouU 1 and Chicago road generally onllod the Big 1our Imvo boon successfully clof od There limit been tome competition between tho two companies hilt this Imp boon so slight ns not to bo n factor In tho negotiations The real loison Is that tho omcorll of tho JIll four desired to extend their lino to St Louis and they Hud tho nocps siry links In the leased roads of tho lloo lIne What tho tprmsof theaKrcoment cannot jet bo dcllnltoly nscortnlnod but It Is believed to Include an exchange of stock It Is understood that tho parties behind iho dual mo also work Inc for nn arrangement with the lev olntid St Louis and Kansas ChI and which is I now ton trucUnJo n brhro over lime Mlbbsippl nt Alton but the oflkors that road picfcrlo lumalti Indeiondont I and It Is I not llluly that they will agree to give any system exclusive connections Iho Lrlu has adopted n now sjteiiiof fur nlshliiitsupplles liertIs i4 to ti but 10 non oral iiipply ilepot herontler upon which monthly loiiulsitlms will bo maile Jimlueors I I me lu I Ln I supplied I with sand by weight m They will I lie I obliged gi 1 0 u receipt for tho sintip ami will have to explain If they mo moio than other tiiiKluoorx Matngor II I I M I llrltton of tlm liniuo Vator town and OgdPiisbursh toad I M l In I Im Is lor I medical trcntmunt A letti r fium in t I jiuitK who acumpanlei 4 him emit H that hn J ix I In tlio hands of eminent doctors w ho tiny that he will I soon begin to mond His I I sumach Ii var mind hen it i 1m n become dlFonlclod by o trwou h It It iiirgur night ticket acint at tilt Gene I fee street West shoio depot In Ltloa I has In en iippnlntcd uenoinl passenger I agent lor tho Chicago aud Non lmwtStuiti Kallvray In AuMrv lia to begin on March 1 Ho will mil imme diately J I Hartlgan I operator in tutu New York Ontario nnd estom lialliond thupH In Js wcgo has boon appointed station agent I lit rittxfoid on the Now York Central and Hud pon lOver llullroad The Western Now York lint rcnnsylvanla Ilallrond Company are hilling up th wholo of the frontngo on Trowbrldgo street In iUehcs I ter consisting of sixteen lots at u lOSt ot I i HiiOiu They will put up OliO Irelght houso I aud pabboouer station which will miko them Independent of the Control An Imnoitaut victory has boon gaIned over time West Shore Itallrond by C A Hedges t10 Cornwall i brick mal 1r He has lone bullied for a dniw bridge at Moodna Crock wheio his brick yard is I located claiming that tho rnilmad I I m had no right to obstruct imvlgablu waters as they do tnero The railroad company would do I nothing and now Secretary of War Kndtcntt has written Mr hedges that ho has given tho company until July 1 ItSi 1 to louder navi gation through or under thu bridge free easy and unobstructed That means a draw brldcc as that Is time only way tho object can be attained Some months ago whou the Pouns Iv anla awl Schuvlklll Valley Itallroad was luLl through Norrlstown 1a the track was laid along Ln layette street in Iront of limit Catholic church This tIme church claimed made time approach to tho church dangerous atm InterftiuiLwIih tho services Suit was brought iiLilnst tho railroad company to recover damage for tim alleged trespass and a jury recoutli assessed I them at fMUOl which was nppiored by tho Montgomery County Court The ralliond com I pany has appealed the case to limo Supremo Court I Imvo Invariably noticed said an old rail road conductor that when thuro is an ox tended pitspenwr ruto war between tho trunk linos and throuch fares aro educed i to a low Iltfiiro tho Iullmnn Palace Company Is sure to be un enormous gainer At these times limo drawingroom coaches and Mcopoii tire al ways occupied to thclrfull capacity and nn ob servant conductor can always seo Hint a ma jority of tho passengers arc particularly do lichted with that uioila of travel i mimi 1 that t It is a now sensation to them The icasuii for this is that tho low railroad fares enable that class of travellers to make their trips niliioo car ralos included nt a lower prko than it would cost them In tho ordinary dor roaches at time regular schedule rates I ono heard a big railroad man say that If fewer railroad 1resi dents directors mint managers were stockhold ers in the Pullman Company passenger ruto wars would boot much more rare occurrence Wonder what ho could have rioant Tim work of applying the American steam bralo system toils Iroight ears has begun on the Lehlgh Valley road Tho hon dloulht locomotives will bo lIfted up lust and ns many of them as can bo Bpnreil off tho road will bo sent to tlo South Lntton shops at once Tho brake Is I operated the snmom the air binko 1101 in use on many roads and n hisli or low nrcssuio of btoim can be used brake shoo is attached to ouch drlv ing wheel Marcus Marietta of Uonncllsvlllo has entered Butt against tho Southwest Pennsylvania road for tluOuo damages Mr Marietta hoarded a train nt Seottdale recently to so to Comiolls villo and had a tlckt hum that distance time train did not stop at Coimellsvillo and hn was ejected whim snvoral miles from Kcottdnlo Headmaster McGurr ot flue lleoch Creek road has resigned his placo to accept 1 place on II largo Mexican railroad whloli is now building His headquarters will bo at Montezuma Time Philadelphia and Heading road has In serious contemplation tho riuoittinn of nbnn donlngtho tunnel lust north of Phrcnlxvillp and ctmnglnc the lino in another course iota Mlugo to Phonlxvllle If tho change Is I adopt ed tho distance between thoM o two points will bo made shorter by three miles nnd tho ox ponso of keeping watchmen nt tho tunnel will be cut off Jlr C D McKelvov was not allowed to leave his old post superintendent ot tho Susiiuc I liatinnroudwhiiroho had liven so long without a reception from his associates It camo off In Saals hall Paterson and 175 employees of time I road woro present After tho bamiuot hn wan nrepentod with a diamond ring by Master Mechanic W C InnN Speeches woro also mado by George W WalteMr t McKolveyH site ceiHor formerly train niaRtor of tho Pennsyl I vania road Master Mechanic Lewis of Jill Lacknwannn K A Rtlnnnl of limo Now York md Greenwood Lake road and others Mr McKolxoys orders may now bo found posted up aiolind the Grand Contra Station of which ho Is l superintendent for the Now York Central road rOR farewell reception Is to bo jjlvon to Mr Waite on Tuesday ovonlng noxt in the Ponn Rvhnnifi station by hlsold fiiends of that road Mohbrs K I 1 Brook J II Sims and It A hlrrof3 Imvo charge of the arrangements anjxiFAUiin jinrrim njxvr TOTR IIn IiIs Cirundcnnx Indicted tar Ililvllis him Around InUl lime Polls Cloud l IruiANAiOLts Fob8 United atuleaMnr olials today arrested iremant and Ward Illldobiand l J II Linerkd and John Deal of Carroll county upon Indictments charging thorn with tho crime of having fooled their old grand ather out of his voto last election day George ioyois tho grandfathor is 85 years old and has voted for sixtyone soars in Carroll county without over mlbslng n Presidential election lIe It lU uncompromUIng Iomoerat but his four grandsons aro llopublleans Lust election lay thoy voted early piomlslni I their old grandfather to take him to tho polls In ho wagon after dinner III tho afternoon hoy did tako the old man Into the wagon hut nstoad of driving him to tlo polls they started tilT In I t hit opposite direction Ho protested but they told him It won all right and that they vein only giving him a little rIle bnforn ho voted After a whllo tho old man bucan to pro u estngaln and oven tried to climb out ol limo vacon but they hold him in and promised that it 10 should not lose his vote Htmlly thoy did Irlve around to thn pollirg placo but It was too late aol Grandfather livers had lost his ntu for Iloslilenl for time lint lImo slncu hn ttas 21 yeari old flit old fellows impact lahtod veil and when Limo hand hun met hn went loforn It and cnlorod complaint against hla randnons for having kept a vutcr ttway from ho nails lclleuumrm iar iilinlicIin Ilrcmen lL1ZA111flh i Felt 8 Tho sldonco of Dan el H Cunnlnirham was noarly destroyed by Iro this morning Ills loss on furniture is 3000 The ImlldluB was owned byfJosoph Hat tium who loses J50UO John Howe n veteran lineman and driver of Protection CompnnyH steamer won knocked down and trampled by ho liorbes just as they wcio coming out of time nglno house Ho In desperately Injuiod rime lorpos ran nearly amllo with limo otciiinor bo fore Ihor Wero caught mInd played the mischief with show boards anti boxes along limo side walk Time steamer was not much hurt 1ro octlon hosa and Jefferson steamer crashed into each other on liii vviiv to tbn llro Tho hose carriage was demolished itolU Corn mnys burses ran away with the driver and the maclilno Tho driver lost hold of tho leiris md time horses raced through time streets until they booamocomplololy tired out Time driver clung to tho seat for dear life Thn lIre which nrlKlnutod from a dofectlvo flume I was first man by some mumbPriioI tho iBboth Athletic Club on their way homo rum time liosevllli bowling niatch Thuyronaed iia Inmatna Mr Cunninghams aged mother who is bedridden noarly perished The club non rushed Into time burning house and car led her out at the risk ol tlwlr llres INSANITY IS A CUAniXT SCHOOL Thtt HlniDKa Xlntndr tint Affketed the Urphou Itoyn nt BIcAniMervllle Im MIITLINTOWN Pn Feb 8Tlio commlt too of Wilson Iont O A 11 of this place so leclcd to mnko nn Investigation of affairs nt IhoBoldlois Orphans School nlMoAlllstorvlllo xvont out today Everything In and about the school was In lImo order It was If imythlne cleaner than over before Tho committee mot Dr Grnbb and limo resident physician Dr Iloopes xvho Investisntrd wllli them They found them epidemic or whaVoVor is sonic xvlint abated though thor did ifct BOO all time boys who had bton nfillaied but did sooouo or two who said time attack of Insnultr was pro ceded by headache and niter ihcv were omen lImo acute attack it left thorn with hcattaclio and diilnosp Times iilfo doilarod that they knew nothing ns to what ooenuod during the limo they wore mentally iinlialainod llmee of the bovs woio In clmigc ol keopets In a room nnd xvcio badly afllicied Tlioy saw imaginary thlngM and Would answur questions not ad iliousod tu them If left alonn for u moment thov would makon dnsh for liberty One boy while time committee was In the room almost succeeded In jumping out of imo t window An cut her deolo tetl suicidal lendoticios and lieu his nocklln I to a chilli h In I such n way aw to draw on hli neck I hn sumo boy when first taken tiled u In I Btiinulo Iii ummoi f wlthn liuct of hlH beth Tin violent l IIOJH uro lilden LliiRHof 1 Lowistown about lii yearn of miami i lIeu ho was first imllnctcd ho bit tIme bat k of bis I u hand When n ked who bit him I ho said a tat Dr Until nhoxvvil him u night key nnd bo at once said It umt n knife and trld tu cut hln thumb i I with t It hen inlilnk I t h wasnlvcn him hoiillompted tu uimmoim tilt cup on the lloor with i the I leiimik u that thoio xvas pomothlng in It Ho iisoklikod at time buciiet as It was car ried pibt him Jrihn lirndy dark hair tied eyes and 15 xoais of nge Ho i I oeiiis to I bo vicious and i i was n day urtvvu I nun thought to havntompletoly 4 recov ered but Is now tho worst tno In school Lynn Shirk of Cloarlleld dirk i hair mid pyes Is seemingly morose mid sullen Hu Is about 14 venrsuf luw Dr IriihblhlnkB that hue boys were nffeci d with cerolnun aniimtii which as fnrns lould bo leiiiioil mentis blood impovorleliment br iiuht on by laek of uiitiltloii i Three meils n day are given with cnltru or ten at thn cm Her and later mtnlH limo dinner I today for tho t boys wnsstewod I polpie whlcli hud nomo moat In it with bread and I molasses The bread vam niide out ol seeomt gradn Hour was daik and heavy mind unpalatable Tho boys as n rule do not look heiiHly Iron Is being proscribed by time phvslclan A teacher recently loll limo school because slio said thodlet execrable TlioVcMlnnlKht telegraphed to L Hanks M H 1 of MIfllintovn for xotitlcatlon of time re ported Insanity In time school In reply Di Dunks who lias been In nttomlancn upon the bovs telegraphed tonight as follows I hivu just I returned i ian thn Sold lors Orphan School at McAllltervlllo In reply to your mosKtigo I would say that time dlsordoi now prevalent thero is not a trick of the boys Abe ut txvnnty of them have been affected with temporary hallucinations of the mind so as not ti be able to distlngiiloh objects correctly but thuy wero neither cra y nor Insane as re port have it Thoyhavo been placed under medical treatment nnd lire now all restored to a clear condition of mind uxcept four xvho wo hope also to report favorably In a few days HIKYlt SltXY A H1T TOHKT1IKII ChrctTnl Trxllinonv olu ilium In the Mr CnlloiiBh Divorce Mult On the trial of Mrs Mary T McCulloucha suit for a limited dlvorco from her husband Itichnrd time excise Inspector two letters writ ten by her little boy now dead woro produced In Judge larrotts court sestorday and she buist Into tears as they wero handed to her Justice Barrett ruled them out They were intended to show that McCullouch had not been a cruel father Philip O llorgan of 129 Kast 101th street tea tilled that ho had seen McCullough drunk nt least fifty times nnd hail helped take care ol him Inrly In 1R11 they went on n drinking toui together down town Thoy got to limit 1cm about midnight Mr Van llj I u kiiliat wnn lame tmiuVion Ihu m Wllre frn rt slfly 1iilt 11 organ hrli cd to got McCullouch into time houe and went out for some oysters nnd beer I Mclullough being hungrj On his return Mis l eCu lltuuuuim was creaming I and her husband was choking i hur Horciu I pulled him away and then Ml I m JlcCulloiigh tainted McCiilliiuuh xvus going to throw timeout ot time window tald limo witness but 1 objected anti threw him across the bed and knocked limo wind out ot him Tho little boy was In the next room having a lit On crossexamination llorgan said ho had been on many a bat with McCullough Ho never went to McCiilloiiKlis houea except when ho xvas needed to keep his friend in ordor Mr McCullouch madn n general and par ticular denial of his mios charges and said that bo far us his memory served him ho was uovvr grossly intoxicated Mr McCullough said his wife was In time habit of flirting with Conductor Cornelius of time Harlem Itaiiroad A largo numberof witnesses wore called to tes tify to teeing Mrs JlcCullouuh and the hand some eonductoi on tho street together Tlio case wits submitted tojudifo Barrett xvho rcsorxcd his decision A Nrw XKellKlmiM Sect ItAITrSTO Fob 8Some excitement has boon caused in time middle counties of the State by limo advent of a new religious sect wits apostles havo started out on a crusade Apostle Jenkins explains the new creed ns fol lows They believe In three heavens and threo hells Itfo on earth is both heaven No 1 and hell No 1 Then thero is a hell and a heaven where people or rather tnolr souls stay bo been death and iiidicmnnt and then a perma nent lieiixen and hell Tholr vioxvH as to crea tion a sot forth byMrJonklnelMathornovul m Ho cited the I llrst chapter nf St John topioxo that liimmtt t lit mutt was present nttlu csciitlon HcHiidlhat I h t JcMHund 1 uodwpto time only two beings who could create something Irom noth ing Time dovll camo from space which w mitt never meated nor had it a beginning tile hn glnnlns of creation was for mite bnnotlt ot Godrt ufltj rum g lImo so mutt of men xvhlch xroronot crnatod by him had embryonic cxiMenco in God Apostle Jenkins from North Carolina His sect Is knoxvn as The Trun Lights Hu says thero are about 200 Trim Lights In this State and n few In North Carolina and Georgia Intber VOIJMI Humtnlnrd iy tlio Illsliap TlioUlshop has mndo an investigation ot tho charges profaned against mo by Mr George Miller and four other persons of my congregationpaid time lox Mr Yodyrsus the pastor of limo Polish Catholic church In North rloxonth street and lledford avenue Williams burgh yesterday 1 can now speak to the public about them I Rhoxvod that I kept an account of every penny lecoivod by mo for time ju tim Ishmi ns ot tho chinch m building now in couiouf oiuitlin My bookslshoivod that As lo time charges of Immorality it was shown that what Mr Miller pad Bald haul boon ummnu ulllod by ohio rut anti that ho and his Irlondx I Imd never really acciibed me of the acts hint ed at atThn bishop will appoint two trustees to act with mo In thocuros of thy lluauulal allnlra uf the church The ii emit rioi Cuiultul M0NTIiLAL Feb 8iIme xvcullier was bonioxvlint milder today This morning n fancy skating tournninout took placo in Victo ria Hink rhoro wore tinootntrioa Louis and Abe Hubonstoln of Montreal and I IX Phillips of Now York Ihllllps found the lea hero mom brittle than that ho was used to In Now York and wait thus handicapped Louis Itubonstoln xton the RhnniPlonHhliinnd tho I gold modal and Phillips took time sum onil prle which nits ii till Xor medal the GovernorGeneral xwis prnsnnt for a short time after which ho wont to McGill University whoro ho xvas presented with an address Tho cithonti drive trotting on tho ice anti toboggan lucos tool placo In the after noon and In time ooltlnu there wits a grand ball A Wluirp Adtuiicr In May IVbeat ChIcAno Ieb Competition among1 time dhorts put time price of May wheat up today There was an advance of 8S followed by a strong reaction Tho market was oxcoodlnuly nervous throughout and Iluctuatlous wore sharp and frequent Dealings wore on n scale of vast magnitude mid worn confined chiefly tu the fmtvom Ito option May though the other fu tures were also nlleoted Mayclosed 1H higher than yesterday and July only U Higher The opening Otis very ragged at ilLCltl2j Hutchlnson was piobably thu largest indi vidual buyer Gui broker bought HOoUOO bushels for his account and a dozen others moro nt work for him His purchases probably amounted to JOWJUOU bushels The Junior Promenade at Cornell ITIUCA Fob 8The annual junior promen ade look place lo night la tha armory of Cornell Uul verillr The great drill hill Sal decorated with feitoona of evergreen and Hotter and all manner of gayderlcei twordi and iuuanete acre emceed under rcnnantN and llauA won on waur and Ield by tornella athlriri The uilterliy color cnni iion and whim rate a rillntii l coloring everkwhere The iiiure to repriientinir the Junior chit were prominent Nearly ij couii were mrmmil maui helntf from etc orlAIUtiiy hlnilra tyraiiue Ilocheiter slid nuffaT ill the ap olnimtnti of Ihe bali were of exceptional elexauce oreal ol utica catered The muilo WM furuiStd br iihnlorrU itraot lluffala IN AND OUT DOOR SPORTS ironn otr THE lOLO OROVND FENCE STIlL HOlNd ON A nenrrlptlon or the Polo Ground end ix hrrr the Htrcrt will Co ThrouBhOthe lnter i tliie SportIng Neil send OoiMlp The potlcBtilntia who passed westward through lllth street from Third nxenno yes 1 01 day had nn unobstructed view across tin Treat Polo ground for tho first time In a acm ben of years When they reached the sIxty foot broach In tint twelvefoot fence on Fifth avenue thoy were confronted with n meat hole In tho ground time bottom of which was six feet below the grading ot the street It looked llko a dangerous placo for ono to tumble in ot a night Littlo else was to bo Boon 01 this side of time grounds for the work hero hac been about completed Time free seats whtct Manager Mutrlo had himself taken down won being curled away to n info place by a gang of Ids men Across limo ground to the filxth avenue side n reporter found Mr Mutrlo nnd his pang of men hard at cork rozlna time fence to time ground Inspoc tot McGlmtm was there but his men had boci tpnt nwny OR Malinger Muttlo had bosun tin xvrik xvhlch Mr MUlnnls wan to haxo donp Wlum a hole twenty feet xvlde on the noitl side of lllth street had been made Mr Mutric received notice that hn could have ton days Ir XThlch to romovo tho obstructions Alter this there wan no particular hurry Ir getting the fcncn doxxn Mr Metric huns nrningod for a housemover to move time New YorkBelitli hotiu and Mr ItoburtsB stables both of which are on the line of time Street An Idea of how the Street will cut through the rounds may bo had from this diagram THE POLO OltOUNDS 1 12 J Sinc El I ITitmtumumTtli Li 01 0fJ1Iia1uciuumaL r DC tj

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lc t0 IIOSTREET C A Free seat iunmLunefli J hammer B irnnl Hand n Sur cluu houif Intranets I MnM n D Iilainund 1Stable vard KOtd climb UouKC lLttcad last iToboygnmm elide Early In the day tho xenturosomo small boy mole his appearance nt time hole In tim fenou on Fifth avomio and gazed with openmouthed xvonder upon time snoweoxerod diamond whoro nil tho great ball players of the present day haxo trod It wig probably the first time that these yotinpsters haxo had a chance of seelnu the croumls wIthout putting up the required capital It xvas u front day for thorn ana not wlthstnndlnf that a watchman was stationed nt time breach keep them from bronKlnc tholr nocks thoyfelid down Into tho ground kicked tho snow and shouted with dollKht They Kizid upon time toboggan slides until ono ol thorn lluiilly brought out a bled unit ntcient risk they all rode down the Icecovered slides President Day loft for Savannah at 10 oclock yesterday morninc Hn hud nothing to say further than has been told m Tin HUN It H quite likely that the club will play on time Jer sey City grounds this season If they do then many linnrovomonU wIll have to bo made in erdor to accommodate the increased attend ance nt the croumls It Is now impossible to jot more than 0001 spectators into time Jersey City grounds and for tIme Now York Club this would bo a medium crowd It is i qnito likely however that If the club dosses flue river at all it xvill co to lower ho bokon It Is mmoicd that the St George grounds at htnten Island may be tried but it In doubtful Ircsldont Day would like to muko such a rlmnw Now that time street has boon declared open bofoio any further Improvements onn be made tIme Common Council will havo to tate an ordi nance to regulate rind trade It If the decision of tha Court of Appeals is favorable to the city It IB probable that the Commissioner of Public Work xx ill request time Aldermen to adopt such n Udolutluu BASE BALI NOTES There mo a few mod pcoplo in Hurlom just now Harry Lyons is anxiously waiting for his re lease from the St Louts Club BOSTON Fob Llchteon young ccntlemen composing mule delegates to the annual con vention of the Intercollegiate Jlnso Hall As sociation mot tonight nt time Parker house and decided upon tho procrnmmo for tho coming Benson The Loasuo membership remains unchnncod Wllllnms Dartmouth Amherstnud Trinity nnd time season will begin May and close Juno K The ciunos will bo played under the rules of the College Lcuguo and the vntornns Jack Manning and D J OXoll of Holoko will bo time umpires Time officers of the association mire President A F Clark of Williams Vico1rcMdoiits O K Moultonof Dartmouth and H C Uonils of Ani horst Secretary and Treasurer Itlchard hal chcr of Amherbt Hay Archer Pity the lllichtiit Dltldrnd Tim nttomlnnco was fairnt Clifton yester day and the track was In good order for mid winter Five races wore run with these results rirt Itace rnrsfl 2io for maidens lix and a half turbId liay Archer won by a leuulh u Stare seconil nail Chlnepciordnn third lline llZii Mutuals paid JclsiHi d4 A anti OX mecntmd itaiuumio f2SO scent turlommme floeSte iou by tee u tetiritue Ary iecnid tint uummlefelmiev ut iniru Ama i titp ittiuaiii PHI i itt IM tJn mimi ft4 llilrd Karo 1uiM 55i lloDatka ll ndioip soven nrloluH i timlln n on by half 1 lenirlh OmenU rccnnd und otiil 4 thin lime 1 aox ilutuili paid i 35 f 55 nntl euua loiirth Oaetlumnio 2V relllnir allnwanrcD KOtrn furlonirri Hilda colt by n neck lllendale rccunil and liounoi third lime i JO Mutuals lull fT i ou7S ind 2i2 Mflh tacePurs fJ50 selling ullouanrrit seven fur loiiin Mouth lonrum won br three lenulhii Cant Tell sec1111 anil Ilirmltaitn third TIme 1 ami Uutuall tIlt 5 K aTo and 5110 Idixtrr Ilicilkx time IiidotliICerord at Pole Vllliltlui Htiffh II Baxter of tho New York Athletic Club eclipsed nil previous records at polo vaulting in limo contest postponed from the Amateur Unions camoa Jon 10 decided in the gymnasium of the Now York Athletic Club last evening defeating cloven opponents with tim phenomenal vault of 11 feat 3 Inchon The old Indoor record made by Mr Ilaxter hlmsplt In iJecombcr IHSH at time nthletlo games of time First Itegluient In I Ihiladclphla was 10 1 1 oct II Inches Mr liaxtor was in great form last night nail tried for thu outdoor rncoid of 11 foot 0 inches which bo also holds but tho Kymnnslum was too small to onablo him to get up Biilllciont momentum for time effort Mr T 1 Shearman ot Valo College with 1 Inches allow linen captuiod second prize with an actual vault of til foot CU Inches xxhllo Mr IJenno Klein of the Now York Turn coin one foot allowance was third with an actual vault of 9 feet H inches Tho prbos xvuro a cold 1110 stop watch to Winner 75cold watch to second and 35 nil von xviiteh to third Tho measurers were Messrs George Ooldlo of the Now York Ath letic Club J E Sullivan Pabtlmo Athletic Club mid C J Fitzgerald Olympic Athletic Club A Fight with liters Knuihlrx IltUMiKCHAM Conn Fob 8AI tIme close of tho great cocking main this mornlnc at lloacon Falls between birds representing syn dicates from Falrllcld and Now Ihavomicoimmutlotu Jimmy Flaherty a leather weight from Water bury amid Tonimy Dooiran ot West Max on wont xvltha numboi of friunds toiihinall grove on the bankn ot the NauiMtuck Uiver whet u Mroknuckle light for J50a side was quickly arranged Juetnbbony ruins governed time match and after snipping to time waist with the ther mometer registering only ton degioes nbovo urn thn gladiators Hpriuig fiom their corner file first mind second rounds were specimens of sclnntllle lnxlnir but thu I third was n slugging mutch main Deglnnlng lo end In the fourth round Ilnhorty flipped on the frozen timind ailing on one knee and bnforo hn could ile Doogan olive him a wicked kick In the stom ach A foul wait claimed and was ullowod and the debt wits awarded to Muherty Time ItoeiIJaly WrmlllnK Cuutcol BOSTON Feb 8Tiio xviestlliiff match nt ho Howard Athonaium this afternoon between Duncan C floss and dipt J C Daly for 2UOO isldoond thochamplonshli of tho world vvas won by lloss Tho conditions xvoro host threo in live falls entchnxeatclican collar and el jovv and tilde holds In hurnosH time match to le I oalliilbh Doth men xvero In tho best nosiiblo condition Hoss wcighlns 21H anti Duly 2J1 lOllllllB ibo first fall cntchoscatchcan was won by Dal In ID minutes seconds limo second side hold by hoes In 33 minutes hue third collar und elbow by IlusB in lJi minutes the ourtli collar nnd elbow by Duly in 1 mlnuto 115 seconds and the fifth and deciding fall catchuHcatchcan was won by lloas In IV minutes 0 seconds Iutly iCcnliuniO llriil IKXtSdiox Ky Fob 8Imp Indy Mont more n by Kin Tome dam May Ulocm by Ncwmin Her le dead bhe teluoffed lo the Hon Auguit Delmonl Df New york and was dam of many foot racer both In LDvlaod Limit America aowasa The Game hemming Mare Interesting Kverywhere 4 A game was rolled by time Fin Knight and Now Jersey clubs at Frank Mailers alleys In Joisoy City on Thursday night with this re sult sew Jemuesy rime Esmaummi fr v x n Saw R Pcoei Pneeker 2 3 0 146 Cumnmlmgs2 4 4 I ltomUeileckert a i intu 4 1 Oowe 2 3 ii 128 ilnilO 4 5 4 Iii 4 1 13 Sieeehett3 H 2 t72 I 6 164 tcNanmis3 S 4 143 irr 2 1 7 1i7 5 5 253 iierco i U mi 14 Wiujier S I E 143 lteimunt J 4 4 147 I S ii luiiutulaue m a a 14 S 6 i2 isrce 3 i Duke 4 5 8 iTs Totahs i 34 45 lotate 2u 34 tct riuiiics Jer713D Ut 407 Mil 7M B7U 1011 1IM haute 1491 Iln Kuhls 141 2SI 43U ortu 72H 33J 1U7 lilt 101U 1447 traplre Amos Itjereon On fVhulzs Newark Buy Houso alleys In Bayonne time Contrex Hies and Bergen Points rf rolled nn exciting match on Thursday night Ulio Controvlllcs bowled time strongest same amid led from the fall of the llrst frame until th finish Time score t LNTBKm LU rflGtut 01 tu a Scar 0 xcor A meyer 2 I 4 147 iT Wilson 1 5 3 tOil 1 uuumer 4 a t7 mu Scare i 3 ft tti5 t I Schulz t im 4 OtS ii Wiilli I 4 5 134 is uirtimmium 2 4 4 113 A Schmidt i 3 5 tTO 4 Laegiey 5 3 lO it iiarrti 1 4 5 29 it inca I ti u 104 1 tithe arts I Ii 4 tT mm smuuuuh 4 4 2 iS V lirown ti 7 3 l1m 1 Selinuidl 3 4 t mutt S Tlioiusi2 4 4 140 u muemmy 0 4 ut 7 I oNeiul 3 4 3 15 1 ti 12 it ttumiy0 4 mm 15 lotale JU 4J K 1J3J Totle13 43 44 1TO lamia CcntTtllel4V 317 4m lilfl 7811 lii 1120 1343 13KI 1531 II 1 uSe 217 411 051 704 I4t3 1001 11SJ 1257 13U3 Tno following well played came took place o the alleys ot the Harlom Democratic Club on Thursday night areIwomtu WICT EtrO JtScore i 0 BmrS Krnmm 4 I C 12 4 8 iZ3 tiolmiitaflll 1 3 t 121 ltgleiton a s 5 is Aeuuumad S mi l40Jardaert 4 0 12 Hoberti iv e 4 mu 124 1 2 lii llarrotL 2 U iCmittee8 0 7 Ii umnimdeii v i a o m5aielen 3 2 5 15 Iecker 4 3 8 iBm Merritt4 2 4 145 i Toctier 2 2 tI m20 iweir 2 3 8 i33 i S lihaketey A 3 5 5 141t Winsor2 3 6 i53 flhmes 5 2 Ii 17itiiadden i e isi I Totals 24 24 40 14Ki Totati23 27 SO 1381 minis Krnllnorth 121 2S4 492 auto 734 557 lOll Il n 1313 14Si Went ind MU 200 vri sir tutu M3 mice uoj 1247 last Teams from the 1nmrapo Athletic Club rolled on Thursday nfclit on the alleys Jn Me tropolitan Hall at Gieeiivillo for an oyster cup per roam No 1 styled thoniselvoB the Seven UPS and they defeated team Ko 2 who wore known as time Heptndo by only fieventoon points Time victory xvns duo to the stronn score bowlod bylllammc The Hoptados rolled a good ovorazo wore both individually and br frames The score sLit ira nrrrirc C II incri Hjll Abet 140 A II Sailer llllli llcliea mat r I llnvill 12t K Hum 1S5 C It Xo el lrj H I Smith 141 1 lliiinm lIe K Mltcims U7 m D IllKiitell lUH Allaire KX C Vlaic IM N IJlauvell 1UT Total urn Total eat At WeborR alloys tu Brooklyn on Thursday aiglmt the following KAIIIO was rolled oItuuoL tee stats ii Sutter lttm 5 Dawsen 154 Ii Martiti 149 A I irnnedy 04 mm F ulver 14ut 1 Ileruijeut 154 mmmnmnuuma 125 Jolmn oli ie 0 uueliunnn I IC lorge ickemeln 1105 1 i Crandall tiD smcirowder i7Thro Emoturke lilt J tierti lain ianierwati limO N C limiter hmiO I uieiuwamtentlueucel 123 0 lrahaimm I I 4 ii hlnuemsd mi Iota i Imjilrc AtiKiixt C hcharinai BOWI1NU NOTES The prizes In the Ioniftroy tournament wars presented to the winnow last niuht The Tompklnsvlllc howling Club ot Tomp lnsvlllo H I Is airnnclns fora number of nntches with other Matan Island clubs and liilni In thIs city itnuh nines county ScoreS anylnifrom lull to Ml liaxo been mantle by nombcrs curing recent practIce niootlncf At time Trninont Hutol bovvllni alloys Broad A vay opposite llond tilt cot on Thursday night the Acme and Jvonpareil Clubs rolled n match guano witimthe fulhuitimug results Acme Jti33 sonpaioll 1578 The interest In tho Individual ournamont continues unabated at those nl lays and sonIc very line ecoros aro made Kelly DimuM MfManu ST Louis Feb 8A lIght for 500 and nato receipts between 1M Kelly and hugh IcManiis the xvollknoxvn middle weights aino olT flout night and Kelly won The men fought ono hour and forty minutes with three ounce tloves Ike Vclr lu Court Acil HOSTOK Tot 8iko Wclr thoUolfnst Seller tin another experience In court ibm uooii He was nr eiled on the chnruei of onault on Patrick r Corn mints and for keeping ao unllnnied doz both of which crew out of Ike i fnndnoi for his LU mutltL Cum ilncs wan KKIIiif wihim the IOK and C 18 bItten He mid 1 Vtlr urged Iho dog to bile him hatit l denied the iiaro JiiJ tIle iato wot continued uulll leit Friday Cocklnc Afwln Il tlae Hudson rCpxvuurnii Ton Kewburcb and Fiithklll n Hmlrnn had a ratlllnit recline main in a secluded iotk lust nUhl at Cold Spring and In Ihe pretence eta rowI of sports ot the three places for a purl of wa cit mnrnmif the Newhurcrherc came home with mat ioek unI empty waltris They not onlr Ion fourfllttit of Ihu tirulo blight but nearl all their hard cub SKIN SCALP AND BLOOD Diseases Cured by Gullcura Remedies when Hot Springs Doctorc and all other Medicines Fall IliTlnu been a nuflerer for two re re an i a bill from a dlteatej cauied bj a bride on tin Itr and hating beea cured br the CUTICIKA nEMBDtliS irhen all other melliodii and remedlei failed I diem It my duty to rec ommend them 1 vlilied Hot Bprlnn t ni YaH and tried teveral doctors wlthoal lucceu tad at last oar principal druxslit Mr John T I rinlay to whom I eh all over fed grateful ipole to ine about OlTlCURA and I contented to Hire them a trial with the rxnlt that I tm perreclly cured There la now no lore abolt Ins 1 think I can ahov the lurteti surface where nf tiflerlnti fpranit from ot anyone In the State ibm CUTICUIU lIKMIniKa are the belt tilood and lain cum manotao lured I refer lo Drnntat John P Flnlt mad Dr D C itonuomety both ot this place and to Dr Mmllh ot like lee Mimi ALnXANORR UEAdD nraelitlllt Mil Mr neach aitd the CUTIClRA nrHEDlBS tt oil request with resulli ai abort ltatt A ii FIMLA A CO Dnfftltt urnorciA SEVEN YFAUM CURED I have been troubled with icrotnl term yean whlcli frtt itarled on the ton ot my head givIng me InOnlM trouble with constant Itching caitlnrolT ot dry stain and a watery liquid exuded from ttnrtAr tte aetlee t trealed li for evon years uoeucceuaruluy and wu unable torheik Itnnill I found nur Ul Tu CltA lllVVIiirR One bnx OtTlCLHA one raVn CUTIOUllA hdAP arid one bollix CUTIClIlV lIKhuLVKN comiililelr cured toe my akin beonmlnff perfectly clear and inooih t J 1 UAXli Anemia Loi Aoicelea Co Cai HKIX HisrAKi FIVE TJEIKH CURED Your rUTICUKA UFMnniKS did rondertol thton for me They cured my eUn disease wtloh ha been of flvt Team rlninllim utter huiidreilm dollars had been ipso In ID Hit to cure It oiliinir did mi any rfod mill I iimiraenind the use of his IlmRUUA KKMrLlBl our house will nerer be without thtm Mr HOSi KRLLT Rookwell City Calhouu Co Iowa Fold evervwhcr Trice CtTICUnA SOc lOAF IV m ntsniUNT 81 l Trerared bf the OTTCi Ditto AND rlllMiCAI TO iWon Man air Sent for How to euro bkln blieufV 64 oagia 50 iliuMrailoiia and tentlmonlalt flhIlitAtSbtackleidl vet rumsh chapped md oils pcmeuted by cuructMA COAl NO RHEUMATIZ ABOUT ME I In one minute thej CuMcuro Amtl Pain IMuiirr relleTM tlheuroatle tel ailc Sudden hharp and Nerroua Palna Strains and Weakneeiet Thmmlrtiaumd only pain klllluii planer 2ft cenia Sick Headache May anus from stomach trouble blllouineM or dji pepsin aud many persons are subject lo periodic Deal aches or which they can ascribe no direct or delulle cause Hut the headache U a turn ladlcailon that there ii aomettilnic wroiu iome iere anit whatever the auxt hoods Pariaparllla U a reliable remedy for eiliclie and for aI troublw which letni to re emumlcu a corrective aul regulator It curs dyijiepiltv Ilioutners malaria tenet the stomach Crates an ap petIt emil gIves strength lo the nerves I hare been troublej for a number of year with a sIck ucadiiche accornpanlxl tiy Vomiting iptlli My system WM all out ot order and In addtllon bible 2 contracted u severe roiil uhlch cauied a terrible ouih I tool Ilooda bartaparllla and U hai accoo llihrd 10 much that t I am certain of a speedy reitora lon of perfect health The headache hiss left toe en tlrely and my fftem hat tome In regular order Mr A J 1 vMUtMAVUMWu tm t Milwaukee it it Hoods Sarsaparilla sold by iii druggists II ilsorlX Prepare only bf C t HOOD k CO Apelhecarlei Lowell Uau 10O floats One Dollar c

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tYJ Ifl f1JJ1fH r Ii C C 1 f 1 i n j i J r V f JviT s V f 1 4 C v 1 pi r j 1 1 6 THE SUN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 189 r r fbe UU SATURDAY FEBRUARY 0 1889 London ore of Tni f ci Hotel Victoria NorUium hrlaod ann Addtea AITHO Btiiimm olt rtjire London MBUIlTtln Lndo i n Labor Unions t I will naturally occur t every member of the Carmens Union hereabouts t nek him B U what la the value ot a union What It IH f I and what can it do Also what I the it U of belonging to a union t After tho signal failure ot the last united I ffort t forco tho cnr companies to submla F t alon the men concerned will b opt to rcllcc I that tho flcst and ostensible purpose of union Is mutual benefit and pro I tcetlon An wo understand Its orlglna conception It was more Insurance society j I than anything else Its momberrf pnld money Into tho treasury In time of prosper t Ity and woro helped when In ned As or franlzatlons for that purpose vo believe M the union have always boon useful With tho later developments ot trusts and consolidations of all sorts tho unions hare f concluded thnt they might BO corner the tabor market that they could regulate tho I I rat of wages rind tho character of work r f people and t realize this Idea they have of f recent year engage In Innumerable strug gles some of them of enormous magnitude 1 ad often lamentably disastrous Tho lessons which havo been taught with greatest emphasis within tho last few years would seem t show that tho only func I tions which 1 union can accomplish p without Interruption arc those for which I It was frt established namely mutual benefit and protection Tho more 1 union I t confines its serious efforts to those purposes r the more prosperous It will b Individually absorb And collectively The unions gonernlyob I sorb tho best workmen That fact should 1 I be tho basis of their advantage over tho rest I f of tho labor world and in the natural order 1 I of ting their advantage must b limited to e whatever superiority they thus acquire I i I I k The Dismissal of ConsnlGeneral Sewall The request for tho resignation of Mr k i HAROLD 1 SEWALJJ ConsulGeneral of the Unit States In Samoa C lot bo Inter f preted otherwise than a a piece of potty eplto unworthy of any male person over eighteen year of ujjo Sir CLEVELAND ought t havo been ashamed of himself when he ordered tho removal of Mr SEWALL Mr BAT A no must have blushed when ho 1 i put hlfl name t tho letter In Samoa ConsulUoncral SEWALL simply did his duty and ho did It bravely and Intel I ligently In Washington Mr SEWAtiii sim i ply told tho truth when examined under oath by the Senate Comraltteo ou Foreign I delations To attempt t punish Mr SEWAM for the discredit and humiliation that ha fallen 2 I upon Mr CLEVELANDS management of the Bainoan question IH very small business and k I I will be regarded a such by nil fair r minded Americans f Four State Schools To Teach Butter Making F I We begin t think tat tho Legislature of l this State might profitably b subjected by constitutional provision to tho restraining Influences of tho writ de hmatico inqiiirendo i Into either House this winter havo ben In troduced measures Just wild with insanity t vlld beyond the method of Uio common I madnoas which steals by enactment and larconodsly bores with legislative augers t Into the publlo treasury Craziest ot thcse schemes is 1 bill t estab t lish in this State four schools to glvo free in struction to young men and women In r I the arts of milking cows making butter r and cheese and managing a dairy Inevita 1 bly the bill provides for an expensive official t b styled State Dairy Commissioner I Likewise of course It provides for an As sistant State Dairy Commissioner to b an I expert in the science of chemistry aOl who Y is t manage all these dairy fatms To this I misplaced and costly humbug tho bill adds a small army of superintendents nnd pro fessors of milking churning curds and whey just as many as tho Assistant Commissioner shall see fit to appoint i nnd all on such salaries think of the larcenous of tho ho cenous Insanity proposition as hal see fit to fix Tho bill further author 0 izes tho head Dairy Commissioner to hlro four grot farms In different para of the Etato to fully stock them with cows t erect necessary buildings and to purchase suit nblo dairy machinery and Implements Of 1 course tho highly moral principle of rigid f accountability was stuck Into tho bill by tho t droll lunatic who drafted U I contains 1 tho of the four f provision requiring products dairy schools to bo sold and their proceeds IJ paid Into tho State treasury 6 When the sensible men of the Senate I thiow this foolish measure out of tho win dow thoy ought to do HO with a stinging ad monition to the contriver that will keep him legislatively decent for tho remainder of his o public llfo t I i A New Ilrltlsli Colony i t r It Is well known that Orcnt Drltalu yield f IDA to tho demands of tho Queensland plant i ers decldedsomo tlmo ago to annex a part of Now Guinea and entered into on agreement with Germany and Holland for I tripartite division of tho Island In pursuance of a plan of colonization tho southeast corner of i Papua has boen moctod Into a wpanUo t t Possession and Government under tho oDlcIal title of British New Guinea and tho f olcll tto f Constitution conferred upon It by letters l t patent has recently con published 7 Y Tho now colonyembraces rather more than 150000 square miles of territory and I esti mated to contain 135000 Inhabitants For r matd contln 1350 InhahltntH 101 I r the present no Governor will bo appointed although tho right to appoint ono hereafter Is reserved t the Crown Meanwhile tho Biiprcmo executive authority is 1 to bo exer i 1 cised by a socalled Administrator and i tho power t mako laws for local purposed I Is Intrusted to I legislative council Tho anomalous featuro of this now Constitution CODstuton Is that tho Administrator L not llko tho I Governor of other colonies I Ooyror responsible only i t tho British Crown but is obliged to ren o der an annual report to tho Governor of f Queensland Tho effect of thU provision l trill probably b that In boundary disputes t wit Hollanders and German and hi regulations affecting contract labor tho F course pursued by tho executive and legis lative authorities of Drltlah row Guinea will b dictated by tho Queensland Ministry Nor l tor a tlmo at lent would such a relation of dependence bo unreasonable Inca for ninny years t como tho southeast section of Papua will do for Queensland what lu tho last cen f tury Vermont did for Now Hampshire und Kentucky for Virginia afford that It 1 to bay t I M Hold for surplus energies and capital t Owing to its proximity to Queensland and the fact that a considerable Inlloiv of planters is aliendy assured British Novv Guinea may h expected t become 1 thriv ing colony long befote tho English settle I ments In Borneo exhibit much progress Tho land hunter developed by the system of largo plantation which has already mao contracted to its Inhabitants Queensland seem contratd t It Inhab itants will naturally lead t tho rapid occu potion of tho desirable soil In tho now col ony and many years may not rlnpso before pressure Is again applied to the homo Gov eminent with the aim of securing fresh ac cessions of trrtorr I nt tho expense of the Germans and Hollanders who forthelrpart aro not Ilkaly t turn their portions of the Island t much account I The Impulse toward torrltotlal expansion although for the moment it is most Intense ly felt in Queensland Is shared by all tho I Australian colonist who look upon tho ac quisition of all tho Islands of tho Indian I archipelago as their manifest destiny Their attitude toward tho Dutch German and French colonies In their nclghborhooc Is precisely llko that maintained by tho thir teen Englishspeaking colonies in America toward tho French settlements In Canada and which forced the mother country to en ter on tho decisive war culminating In the capture of Quebec I indeed a mighty empire that may one day b constituted out of the great Islands of Now Guinea Borneo and Celebes and the unoccupied piirt of Sumatra and nothing short of this achievement will satisfy tho population of Australia Englishspeaking populaton Australn Nationalism in thn IMilptt The nov HrjiEn NEWTON Is now preach ing a scries of sermons whoso tone and lino of argument show that ho has not changed tho opinions for which Bishop POT TER several years ago was urge to bring him up for ecclesiastical trial und punlsii mont as 1 rank heretic about these dis Tho remarkable thing courses is that thov are delivered In an Episcopal church to largo congregations who aro Bccmlngly much Interested in them though the views of tho preacher are utterly ofTonslvo t tho treat body of those who bo long to that conservative communion Prof FELIX ADtcn In tho Masonic Temple and In former days Mr FnoTiUNanAM himself never wont much further in the direction of pure rationalism than this eurpUcod clergyman now goes in All Souls Church Of course there Is no novelty in Mr NEWTONS methods of treating the development of Christianity as Ion outgrowth of paganism and the religious systems and tho philosophies anterior to it Ho simply follows the modern rationalistic school who have subjected theology to practical tests and investigated its evolu tion as they would pursue tho study of entomology It Is true that the Episco pal clergyman does not declare his full nllianco with those philosophers but his spirit is their spirit and even In tho form of words ha is not far away from thor His method In general Is theirs and his mot careful reading has evidently ben directed to tho works of which they are tho authors Now as an honest man Mr NEWTON is bund t express his honest opinions but tho chancel of an Episcopal church Is a very strange platform from which to preach rationalism for I his views of theology aro found and correct tho whole fabric of faith erected by that Church Is baseless Tho Apostles Creed recited by tho congregation In unison with tho clergyman is I mere myth and the rites and ceremonies of tho Church u nothing moro than tho role of ancient superstition only There is accordingly startling Incongruity between tho ingly a strtng Ineonjrlty to sermons of Mr NEWTON and tho services amid which they are Introduced I h a if Prof ADLER or Col lNOEnsoi1 should don the surplice and officiate as a prost boforo giving utterance t views totally at vari ance with the whole theory of orthodox Christianity Yet Bishop POTTER probably exhibits tact and wisdom in lotting Mr NEWTON alone and giving him all tho ropo ho wants All Souls Church has gradually grown fa apart from Episcopal churches generally Its con gregations aro largely mado up of people who havo not now and have never had any sympathy with that communion o a whole Many of them were followers of Mr FROTII iNHHAMlntho days when ho preached nega tion at tho Masonic Temple and they take up with Mr NEWTON as his legitimate suc cessor Keeling the feupport of those people and stimulated 1 by their applause tho rector of All Souls will probably go to further rationalistic tionalistic extremes until ho carries himself outside of tho Episcopal fold or else Increas ing ago will bring about in him a conserva tive reaction which will lead him to cross tho gulf that now separates him from the Church As Dlshop PoTTcn undoubtedly foresees tho trouble will heal Itself whllo any resort to sharp disciplinary measures would only ag gravate It and give t Mr NEWTON an Im portance to which his abilities may not entitle him cntto Tho Bishop can pursue such a course the moro successfully because of all tho Protestant Churches the Is the estant Episcopal one in which there is the least Interest in the port of inquiries that ham fascinated Mr NEWTON Tho great moss of Episcopalians i aro utteily Indifferent to him and his hobby and they would Ilnd little congeniality with the people whom ho draws about him They refuse to question and are content to wor ship as their fathers did and t accept tho samo creed without stopping to examine Into its reasonableness according to Biicli tests as lie applies They have tho religious sentiment ali they go t church to gratify It and not to analyze it by logical methods my more than they would undertake to an alyze their love of their wives mid Ihlldicn Therefore Mr NEWTON continues topieach allonaUsm totbodellghtof tho few who llko hat kind of thing whllo the great body of the Church simply bond tho knee in tho rayer of faith They do not want to reason jut to worship i and they will not have their levotlons disturbed by a skeptical pieaehcr The New Jlitdlson Squuro Harden I beems that tho project for moro thor oughly utilizing Mmlldon Square Garden as I place of amusement Is now to bo cuirleil out The present unsightly structure is to bo leIIICCI by an Imposing building In which vill be Included an amphitheatre and n music hall of 1 high older of iuchitecturil design There Is no doubt that such I building Is irntly needed In Now Yoik which In now xthlnd smaller towns In Its provision of full iblo accommodations for vast nudlonccH Vifouniinces in thu proposed amphlthcatio cnn bo witnessed by 0000 people comfortably wntod and their number can bo Inmascd to 12000 when It Is used for publlo iimitlngs mil conventions Tho intislo hall IB designed to hold 3000 Tho architects have taken extraordinary pains to Insure for It UIIHUI inhsod acotiiillo properties Yot for tho men purposes of music such a hnll U not likely to bo profitable to tho pio ectorf of tho new building Ourpnst experl cnce hhovvs thai t them aro not hero 3000 pcopn who ran bo relied upon to mippoit itcudily Ihnclnsflof luc which It would iiinlfli Mr THIXIDOIII THOMAS nuulo an unsuccessful attempt to Lotabllsh sueh nugie as tho basis for popular report and when 1 few years ago tho experiment was repeated at Madison Square Garden Itself to result was even more discouraging Oc 0 J casional concert unquestionably secure an adequate support but It Is not safe for BlY enterprise to start out on the theory Urn thero Is In Now York 1 deep and wldesprcat love of good mulo for Itself and llel alone Such demand as there Is tho present supply fully satlsllcs Even tho opera could not bo maintained except that It Is fashionable and that It grati fies both tho taste for music and the tasU for theatric display and besides Is subsidized by private wealth A largo part of the au diences nt tho Metropolitan Opera House may bo attracted thlthorby a genuine love i of music but it Is not tho greatest or tho I most profitable part Tho majority peo ple in the expensive IKIXCS show by their I conduct that really they caro nothing for music and know nothing abut It I it were not for tho olcgant fcoclcty they would not bo thero at all mid tak ing tho audiences as a whole only tho grandeur of tho stage display and of the scene In tho house Itulucou them to pond their money for tho performance Those who go from a slmplo love of music and b caliso they can appreciate It nt Its full value aro In n comparatively small minority Ami It Is from among this minority only that I hal for musle could expect steady anil per manent support Sporadic entertainments with famous artists would bo buccessful but hardly anything moro Yet tho proposed music hal could also bo utilized for other amusements that would make It profitable l As to the great amphi theatre devoted to entertainments for which there is n real popular demand there Is little doubt of Its financial success Brother Kvartss Age Wo find this curious mlsstatoment about tho lon WIHMAM MAXWELL EVAHTS in tho GlobeDemocrat of St Louts Senator KVIIITS Is I a great lawyer but till advanced ale unfits him for 10 position of Attorney OeneraU Nonsense I I there li any objection t Brother EVAHTS It Is not to bo found In his ago Ho wna only seventyone ear old last Wednesday Tho fact that ho was born in Boston dost make him a day older Ho Is hardly ono of tho minor patriarchs of tho Senate yet and ho I practically growing younger every year There aro five Senators who are Brother EVAKTSS seniors and two moro who woro born In tho satno year Mho Senator Mon ILL and Senator PAYNE are eoventy nlno Senator SAWYKR ali Senator DA WES are seventythree Senator SAULSDUUY Is I eoventytwo while REAGAN WADE HASIP TON all Brother EVAHTS at seventyone aro scarcely out of school Any reasonable objection to Brother EVAKT9 as a Cabinet officer will b respect fully considered but to accuse him of Mothu solahlsm Is malicious and false At a convention of Kentucky tobacco growers which was hold at Lexington tho first ot this woofc this resolution was adopted m treat I Is I the sense ot thli meetlne that It fa to the Interest of the producers of tobacco that the tax oa tobacco bo remot ed therefore boll Hetolrrj That we time and request our repretenta tlvea la WaihlnRton to IIBO their energies and Influence to this en durlnc the present Congress Tho producers of tobacco want the tax on tobacco romovoJ Ko do tho consumers of to bacco So do tho Republicans So do tho Dem ocrats who are fathtul to tho Democratic do mand for tho abolition of war taxes Ho does everybody who broad tho gratification of his individual hobbles or prejudices as to the ways and moans by which tho national rovo nuos shall bo reduced is sincerely anxious that they shall bo reduced in someway 80 does everybody who is not such a walleyed crank an to insist taut knocking off tweutynvo or thirty millions of the surplus is not better tau knocking off nono at all Aro thero not enough representatives of com mon sense hi tho IIouso of lloprosontntivos to tako up tho COWL bill for tho abolition of tho tobacco tax and to pass It In ei lto of tho veto of the lon ItOOKIl UUAllLEa MlLLHV Thero rl is a Httlo I joy In ll eoJ left for Mr CLFVK LAM after all l lie will liaxa a oliance to eto th I hen ntit Tariff LIU It I paxes I before be leii es U aiuiuitton Gatreiioii Atu Why should ho veto that bill I reduces tho surplus and it Is a condition and not I theory that confronts us DesldoB thora is a croat deal of joy in 11 fo loft I for Mr CLEVEIANU any way How absurd to think of him as a mal of sorrow 1 lie is In the full v Igor ot life is most happy ut homo has coon Governor and President and is I going to practise law horo In Now York Besides as long as thoro In old applejack in Saloui county old ryo In Maryland and old cognac In I road sttoot no euiOptlo man nocd 11 o way to tluom We may be happy yet Vuu bet A list of colts by Senator STANFORDS horse Electioneer which wo Ilnd in tho Sports man leads to I reflection All will confers that tho list Is astounding in Its ioncth and character Nlnotythroo colts aro included In I from ono t four years old nono of which aro known to the 230 list yet ovory ono of which cavo proof of possessing croat and most of them oxtrouio speed Tho Electioneers In the 230 list number 15 making 128 trottors la all out of 181 which comprise all ot his tot which could be expected to come upon tho ruck at alan unoqnnllod exhibit Tho blgh est point of speed rouroaonted wo bcllmo Is Mnnzanltaa210 Yot In all this remarkable collection thoro Is not ono which by tho tost cal bo called a race torso Tho tuition royal of tho trottlne turf nro not yot won by tho Electioneers This characteristic however oven I It should ho wipod out by future performances some pOrormances hlng that many experienced brooders doubt obs expect to bo dono docs not provont this conjunction of tho Hamblotonlan and Clny amlllos from being today unsurpassed 10 might almost say uuoiiualloil in value to the groat ontoipriso of breeding tho American rottor Tho trottlnc Instinct peems heio to show moro uniform etronctli than In shown anywhoio olso oven I thoro la rely an Inforl 01 Ity In muscular endurance as compared with other lines As a foundation for other families which In tho future shall ecllpso all yot known to tbo Electioneer will metty uouorally bo awarded tho prefoienco Philadelphia Is n plain olilfnstilonod rl jhco l an l IIHS noruniii for vlcilmnof pjiiatoimte lure Umen to extremities tltttadelvhtil Tltnet Our columns aro opou to any of our nowly 01 rived fellow citizens who may think bul to explain why thor left Philadelphia for Now York Wo should llko first to hoar from thoso two veterans of life and law W Ulr l1oYuol and DANIEL DOUOHKIITY Our able Hl Louis contemporary the llobe irrHocrnt speaks words of wisdom on tho Im portant autetlou ot mnlntalulnu orubollsltlnu diplomatic establishment our dlploumto oslablshnlont As a matter of fat oar Government would 20 on ail the fame and our foreign rotations would probublr bo iult as well rnauaited If t hal no Minister at any iurupeao court Our diplomatic trilce Is expenilre and moro ornimental than uttifuL Tbaimprovement II mon of communication lias practically removed lie neceiiltyof maintaining Jilah rulsrlcd repreieutH Ihln other countries 111 cates ot Importance luklnestt ti transacted directly between the Secretary of Mate and the corresponding officer ot A forclun Oovern ncut The Minister bai only sodal duties to perform fur the mot part and II Is not cicntlul that u e Sjiend ulllions of tollan anruatly for 110 I merr rurpune of en crinu an appearance at rojal balls unu rrcpplloni Tho HolieJJeniuTnt Is an Impoitant organ In he Ilopubllcan party and It would bo a croat nine If In his Innucural address the new lie lubllcan President should adopt and enforce IG juut and patriotic soutlinents THE MaKTNtt OAHK AflAIX MKI Frcmoii ContrndlcjlK SOle Jtecent Hnltmcnt JtcKtdlns I Mgr Thomas 8 Preston won asked last cvenlncas to tho truth ot oeral ntatomouto printed In a newspaper In Brooklyn on Bntur day last Tho attlcln was handed to Mcr Preston and after looking it over ho entd that it was tilled with personalities roforrlnu to Archblshon Corrhran and himself and so far n that wan concerned tho article was entirety boneatb his notice It would not reaulro much arcument on lY part Mar Preston continued to tell from whom tho nowspapor article proceeded Thoro aro two or throo eocallod facts how ever In tho article which hmo been repeated many times not only In tho sale obscure Brooklyn nontiiapor but In other notvooapers and hoods 1 consist would like to ulato In what tho false A etatumont U I mmlo In tho nrtlcln In to carl to the action ot tho rthhl hoi H council In reference to tho Itov Dr McOlynn It says Ho meaning mysolfl used his Influence In Ibo Archblshopmouncll to prevent tho Klvlncof ntilnl to tho pastor of St Stephens Dr Mc Olynn wat entitled to such I trial under tho rules of tho Chinch but tho Itov Preston sue ceoilcd tliioiiuh his Influence over tho Arch blbhop In KottliiK I majority oto nqnlnst I Concernlnc lids statement I havo this to fay on Id Mcr ProMon 1 of tho members ot thoeoiincll nio bound by n holomn oath or fcocreey mid It It I not i o iiblo to miuposo that any authentic Intormntlon ot C what took t luco In tho moccudlni of iho council could uver bo obtained Aolu continued Mar Prcjton It IB elated that trial was iodised I to Dr McOUnn by a majority of Iho loounoil This Is uit abso lute untruth No triaMwisoortoftisod to Dr MoQIymi Mid nOl wan over nhkod Dr Jle lllyunas appears hy tho loiter ot thu Arch blshon on tho Kiibioct published moro than two years airo was invited to makohh on do i feneo ildefeiicohohnd to make Hoimuluno dofonco nor las ho OUT to my kuowlediro askod for a canonical tital I has also been Mated over and over asaln thnt tho NaeredConaieintlon of tho Protu cnnda as Into as Februim Itt has olToiod to iGopcntho capo deelarlni at thosmno tlmu that I tho Sacred Colleco was unfortunate In not liavlni had nn opportunity to examine tho defence of Dr McCljnn as clven by Dr 5lc iivnns counsel ttnollov Dr IJurtfoll On this point tho lliooklin newspaper article fais VhtlorofuslnctocoiiBontto a trial of tho JIcGbmi iaee tho Archbishop ami the Ituv Proston continued to use tho wholo power of tho ecclesiastical machlno to Insult and crush out I possible ooryclercyman who ventured to Klvo conscientious expression to his sym pathy for Dr McOlynn Now continued lur Preston tho Sacred Colloifo of tho Propacnnda could not ulthnny rosnect for Itself mako propositions to ono who openly dolled Its authority 1 trust thnt alter this statement by myself Is published It will notaiialn bo assorted that any such proposi tion linn como from his ImlnencoJ Cardinal Hlmeonl At tho samo tlmo thoro Is no doubt that tho Holy Heo would bo always ready kind ly I to reecho any Ole howovnr crrlnc fwho bhoiild return In submission and rcpuutmco 1inallyadded Mcr Prctoii tho article In mieMlon declurnaltliat QO hitch n dlcuitaryof tao Church as llbor Mooro of 1loilda Isie I II sod by Archbishop Corrlcan at my request Iho debt l to say mass at tho recent I consecra tion of fct lirluldb I Church This staoment f is ntitlrely false In so far as it has to do with tho Archbishop and myself A GKKIT JU1I1LK1 FOK YALE Its Supremacy In the Tleld or Cnllrcc Ath Ictlci to be Cclebruted l y u Ilunqliet The dinner which Yule Rraduutis aro to civo on Saturday next at I Dolmonlcos to cole brato tho continued supremacy of Vale nth Ictos in colleeo aquatics football and baso ball in tho last docado will co on record as tho blc cost collogo din nor eYer hold In this country When several nooks nco tho subject of cele brating Yalo athletic achlovomouts by a bal first bioachod contemplated quot was frst was rOltemlnlCl to haven spread for about 175 athletic enthu siasts Tho Ilea caucht on Instantly ami tho dinner committee discovered that there wasnt I n bamiuet hall anywhere in the State that could bocin to accommodate the Yalensians who wanted to attend Tho Now York Alumni otoJ at onco to elvo up Its regular annual scroad and join In tho blc jolllllcatlon lubtond In thisdllomma tho commlttoo trlod to uot Dolmonlcolo cancel tho contract for thodln ler for 1 bonus in order that tho lareur ban quet ball ot tho Metropolitan Opera Houso mluht bo used and tho committee oflerod him the contract to supply tho dinner thoro truar antcolDR that nt least UUI would bo present at to a hoad Dolmonico objected to olthor iir rancemont however and Treasurer JJurnanl and tho committed have now entirely suspend ed tho sale of tickets of which 32U hiul been disposod of Dolmonlcn has clvon tho pommlttce tho use of all thn rooms and tho main bamiuet floor and two dining hallx on tho foor aliove Tho ar rnnirmnonf v hlrli is t thn Int t hilt rin nrtv bn maUo romlivs It imposslblo r iI humliuds of lalo enthusiasts who would lILo tubo at the dinner to irot evon near cnouch to hoar tho hpeochoa Thoro nro to bo slxtv Invited uosts at tho banquet Thoy will includo Catlt Cor bin and his team of victorious football ulants Capt htats and his biso bal 1ln ers and Capt fitovonpon and I bis phalanx of sturdy alI oarsmen Hob Cook tho famous coach of Philadelphia and Walter Camp tho football authority will to thero too ami 1rofctsora lilchurds and Townsoml nro coinlnc to town to help tho Graduates whoop Yalo athletics up AlnrcoBiuu of money his been subscilbod for flowers and music and for tho elnljorato souvenir inonus that nro to bo a special featuro of tho bamiuot ThtY will set forth tho oiusea of tho remnrkahlo athletic jubilee Ihoso ore A victory three limn hand ruunlni In the last three Valo Harvard tioat ract A 1alolor1 rc the maklnx lail rear of the fnltrtt tlmn on record In tbt Vnle Ilitrraril race 0 mlnutrfi 1 seconll The winning of KeTtn out tit eight of Ibo intercol Icamto bu e bal chainl lonihli srrlor A ricord uf victories at fouiunU that was only once broken since 1K7M Thoso lctorles will furnish Inspiration for speeches by Chaumny SI Dupow U lr JJneon of OhicHRo John Mntoii Drown of Louisville Isaac Hlo liromloy V A htlles Hob Cook vtaltoriCnmp and I host of otliois Juuuo Honry K Ilovvland will 1IIISllo and nono tint

Yalo men will bu present It In nroposedto uto wi thoBurnlus of tho suboriiitlonifor otras to clear oft tho debt on tho Yalu baso ball Held Forelcn Note orlteiil lutercHt ruiVIn I much belter again Contrary to former reports the heiHh of the Czarina I s said to bo rrrjr Rood A diamond of wonderful purltr neighing 210 carati was round at the Jsgenfonleln mine In Buutli Africa on Chrlitmas lay Tho Hev John 0 Coniell rector In Uracrlck as struck wlih aioplexy while rervlni In the roureulonal and died In n few hal The Krejhound Happy lllrondflle Is I thought to be the beit dog seen In EuglanJ since Hi memorable wonders Master McCrath and foumaaji The credit nt the Auairullan continent seems to be uooj A loan uf 3O0II ui u per cent nut out by Mc torlawasuVenat IQ1U A Sow Soulli ato loan last spring brought ITCIX tol ronoir 1 about In rurl to u Ve u I the eiplora tlou of Thibet In wlilch 1rJoMilikl Ion his life Joseph Martin a Frenchman will ASU toou attempt to enter Thibet from tlie tide of 1 Irlln liuthamnllerof narlinmntnryenduronpe the Oreri chamber must be reconlred ui fry uUe 1 Imvlui al a few woh aln for Keventeen hours on n stretoh be cause of some troublnoine oppoilllon Iriuiler Trlcou 11 Is never liinina left his neal t The mcctMof IIr I Liberals and Vnn Conformllts In Iho Cniinty Council iloctloni In lienblili luslodtnvU orous atlemjJts at boj iMIIiic by th ion pratlve men and women Thi Utters reluiul to nujiport the schools I undur Hie new order of thlncs forwd Ibo fujierlntend nt tu rtslin Ilio Lojtull u vnlleJ con upou the riilexmeu Hid of the best prurn nnil elI l len Wllllnm Ilntrs wo s struck In the eye fo uonliilounutoiirlii Aus rnlu iin J his iltlit I ni rlouilj Impaired Ho became o deiponJint it tlU nbtMciu lu I his earnlnja ITII Ihal Iwo wtesaifohtiuttempiwl I commit iiiiilJo A ubucrlpllon uaa thereupua oiiened fur the bcnellt ut ulmtelrnuil I wife Dacklnthelait century Alemmler Smith afterward Lnovt n a John Adainn une i f Iho rlnxlealers In the ft pious mutiny on the ship llnuniylii IHt taved 11 mid hlpmaiirrom drownlnn Iho Islter put 100In bank 10 await hinltls rail It remained until 1 hadrlieuto Ihe turn of 1hlOI Now three iiranJ uin of the mull lee llvliiK on Norfolk und Iltciiirn Itlanilh huvu dlt covered Ihtlr Identlly and one of them has sutrecded Iu eilabllihliiK Lla ttllo to the Kreut accuuiulatlou A lil Wrlllhrr Ill th A very Interostlnt froak of tho woathor was Mhlbted tsterday In northern Now IlinUm Iho line of 10 below zero formed niurl a circle about Ko miles In diameter tncloiln lli central aruof Vermont and New llaunnhlre Hurrounllni tliU wa a rapid upward lope of the temperature vUilch nltliln a dUuuco of aboutnfl eniiille on lolle of He circle cciit the norlt rose 10 blKlier Tle form uf tliiiltollierinif ro lint appeared as a loop f n Km down nut ot 1inadi Mfieen or twenty inlia nrlhei I ana fiom to cold tlere anotl lurtlitrmal lonp Inch hoc1 entie I ee was annl1 i lelrm llch hut the lemrmlure iiuin that clilanco had rlnen Oroore After tnat Hie temperature ilope was qulle Kradual the line of M1 I Irlnx some distance south of Sew York 1 is I not a pleasant experience to net Into one of Dies atrooipuerlo Ice plls but tut Vtrmontiri tl uii to Itat tort of Iblof I 0 rBDPlm DILAYJm The Groom Ilnd Ileen Asrented Inr Innt sinel Couldnt Iny the Tine lALTIMI Feb 8Lnt night was tho tlmo appointed for tho wedding of Luther Klrhv f young shipbuilder nud Itosa Mal chlo a pretty maiden Hvlns la Wood bury throo mllofl from thin oily It wai ar ranged that tho cotomony should tako plneo nt tho house ot 1 relative In this city tho groom promising to call for his btldo and bring hor hero At tho appointed hour tho minister and tho Invited guests assoinhlod but tho contracting parties did not put In an apoenrance At tho roauost of tho brides cousin sovornl gontlomon hired a team and drovo to Woodbiiry to ncuitnln tho cal so of dolny They found the brldo docoil In wed ding attlro but no gioom Is liosa had boon walling for two hours and wns much ev ened Tlmioughlv nlaimoil over hor lovorn ulsiippeuiance lio begged tho joumr men lo I inakoiniiulrv Hho WIQ Ino sOlwthlnu dread iul must hnvo happened to him Ihoy ie turned to tho rlty and notlllod thu pollco I ho various station housoii woro urnUlied Stllol WOIO with tho namo and doscrlpilon of tho nilf slng mal when lol nn answer Cairo baek Horn tho Ontrnl Stntlon thnt luther Ivlrby had been nirestod In tho afternoon and In dofaiill of tho nayinoiit of n lino had bwn Font to jail Tho iininitutintn cioom lu 1ms Itnine to Ids bride had dilvon hlshnrso faster than tho law iwrinlt and was eollarod bva puilioman In Druid Inl 1aik Not haMim Millklont monov to pay his lino ho was com mitted I was nol J oolook ami ho lit Ida was lu despair A number of tho uuo tsthcn called on luMpo I Hobbs uud tenderrd the line ntplalnlni atthnsRinci tlmo that thnwedillni vns bplticdolnyeil ThnSiitilro nt oncowrulo out Klrbyn release and tinned vilth thlh tliu piirlyjnvtided tho jail Alter much bancltiK tho VtaiUcii rnopomled ami flilceii mlnutns Il Ilc latertho croom was at Illicitv It I vvaH iirarly 11 oulocK whon ho was rustnird to his lirlde Then tho iiair hurried back to town and ac companied by thu Kiiests went to tho minis ter a houbu and woro married CUll 171 OVT O 31IAT Inclf Nlin Aflif Ilin l nnil MUe MllHt Uct Vi nr Ulotv Ip At last thero seem tn bo sOle prcwpect thnt that dancer to North lliver navigation tho sunken Rteamshlp Atlas will bo removed from tho North Itlvor Llcuto Glllesplo of tho United Htatos Army riiKlncor Onice In tho Army llulldinc unvo notice joatoiday by pub lic advertisement that unless tho Ftmo shall bo removed tho 10 as Boon as practicable aflor expiration ot thirty dais from tho date hereof It will bp regarded ns abandoned and derelict and under authority of tho Honorable tho Sec rotary of War measures for its removal will bo taksn Mr Morrlttof Jforrltts Wrecking Orcanla lon said that ho did not know whether they wouM ho nblo to net tho wreck up in tho pee fied tlmo or not oven II tho vveathyr was irooil Ho Bald that whon the weather permitted they hail been at vvotk all tho time ni tll Tho notice was the lobtilt of unltrd action of tho navigation Interests on tho North Itlvor headed by tho Hobolum Forry Company Su pirlutendi nt oolspy of that company enld H o cot tlrod of awiiltinic tho dKtlnculshail convenience ul tho romi any that had tho con tract to raisotho steamer Tho lives of our tiasvonuerti wotoln dancer and all tho nhlp plnirnnd naviqatlou Interests In tho river run ercat rlsko ilmply bccnubo the coinnany would not raKe tho wreck Wo asked thorn to hasten the work and thoy Raid thoy woro pnvonted bv the Inclemency of tho weather About Doc 2J unotiKh Ico intno down tho rlv or to mako I qoodlrod iocktall 10VI from Dee 22 until Inn 21 thov did nothing whatever toward ultl liiKtho I wrock On tho latter dato the masts WITO carried away by a steamer passlnc In tho fpc and thoy went so tar as to put u boat there 1 lorn Doc 2J ttutll Jan 24 thoy had wood weather enough to ralso tho wholo thine forty times At last wo cot tired of waiting and last week exllov Leon Abbott and 1 wont to Wash ington and asked Kecrotnrv Whitney to net In tbo matter Ho has acted very promptly LOOKS SHRIOUS IOlt TUK VAHOXItKLKT A Salute tVoni tlir Atlanta Hint 1pllolteN Folk Takr lor Heciiuiittluu District Attornovv AVnlUor decided yoster Inv that sufllclont proofs had been laid bcforo him to warrant his holdliiKtholIbelled steamer Carondelet for trial Tho caso will bo hoard nt J oclock this morning by Jtidco Addison Drown In the Admiralty Court Mr Julia Jl Jnln the Dominican Consul who put tho arms and powdor aboard tho Carondolet and her owners C 11 Mallory V Co will bo represented by Me 1arland Boardman A Plat and tho Marrjuls do Chnmbrun will appear for Minister Proston The value of tho ship and cargo Is estimated at 15iOOU I romlomnud tho vossyl and cargo will bo sold itnd lh proceeds will bo divided uetwcon tnoiiovornment anu tie IOlormur Tho Clydo lino stearner Ozama Cap Kolly nrrlvodyohteiday from Dominican ports On hor homeward trip BIO touched on Tan1 nt Capo Hnytlen Capt Kelly did this at tho earnest rOIIIt of tho Inhabitants and bo cau o ho was informed that tho blockade was a frrco Ho found in tho harbor tho tnited Mates warship Atlanta Him had arrived on the 2bth and was ttlll thto when thu Oxnui1 left on Inl 31st Tho natives undorbtood that Fho was thoro to piotevt tho Intorebls of tho 110 lino of stcnmirs und other Amorlean Fhlpiilm On hor arrival the fired a Fiiluto of twentyono truns and wis answorod by 1 simi lar salutn from lfort rlciliet This ploasod Hyppollttis followors hugely hncausolthey In tnrpieted It to mean a lucounitlon of thorn us bHllgeients by tho Lnltod States Uovormnoat Tbo Ozama brought as paboniors Ymbort t aid to bo VIfu1reMdont I of tho Dominican re public and ten of tho crow of tho Mercedes tho steamer that was bought by Sir Julia In Dobtou and sailed away from this port ostensi bly for bamnnn Threoof tho crew remained atCauo llaytion THE MASiOXll JXTVXVKn AS 1WIEXDS lint there No Conflict Between Kmie Iotltge find the Ciitholle lnirch Members of Knno Lodpo F and A 1 of which the Jato T Mortimer Senvor was for fifteen teen years a member emphatically denied yesterday that thoro had been at any time an Intention on tho part ot tho lodge cither to bury Mr Sorvor according to tho Masonic ritual or to attend his funeral tn the full regalia of tho ordor Mr Heaver died on Monday and was bUllet on Thursday It was known to tho mombors of Knno Lodge that Hanker Heaver had embraced tho Catholic faith a week before his dnath Mrs Beaver horsolf GO Informed tho members In the next place snld a high officer of tho lodgo yesterday to TUB hUN reporter wo mako it n point never to perform our services 3t 1 funeral unlom particularly requested to o co bv the family and ns no such rnaueit was mndo in tho picscnt Instance thoro vras no need to muko any anangoinonts for tho cere mony nnd certainly no occasion for tho dis semination of notices countermanding alleged previous notices us hal been staled In no mo of tho nowspapero Wo went to tho funeral ns friends ot the I dueoasod just as members of thn Moicantllo and Consolidated Kxchangcs did As for tho romnrks of tho olllrlatlng priest tho Itcv Inthor llyrnos no member of Knno Lodgo took offouco ut thorn Iatbor llyrnos made no reference to Masonry In what ho ualj His words woro thnt tho deceased having joined tho Cutholto Church ronoumod thoso things which tho Church renounced and embraced tho things of tho Church Hodld not once usa the word Mason or Musoulo lodge KUItlCS IVHX COMKti RX J DIMlrlhllil the Itooille Cnffrai Around ike Country Cnuntle N Colnlr nnlN Tho motion fora change of venue for the third tilal of oAldorman Arthur J McQuaJo Cor taking a brlbo was mid befoni Judgo OJlrlou in Kupromo Court Chambers ynstor dny bylllchardH Novvoomlie District Attorney Follows did not 0J1110SU tho motion Ho paid The tuluuatinn of thu i immunity in these caicn Is i ull h that nn Ier the rulfntf ot tho rouri ot ApytaiH I It tixrlii4c them from slttliiK ns Juror 1 believe ilmt lu tliu interarttii of justice u iliauKe of lIul Is All abitoluto ieciity I IVero tlie people LermlMed 10 move I fur a hanco of enue I should ft el l It u hliru ottlclul I ublliatlou I tu make thin motion myioir Col 1ollotvs suggested that goran county othur than Jlroomo bu heleetnd lent Ilroomo county blmtild bo ovoruduenlcd In thuoaeoit by holi ary trial Junticu olJrleii rouomd his 11011011 Thornim 11 Kens bonilimon will bo tho not notlllud tolmvohltu roady tobo arralgnod If Kcrrn trial Hliould bo Irmmfiirrod to another county thenIninvH A lllchmondrt boiidnnitm will bo notified Kerr l wai MnmBUiur of tho Itioiulway hiirfaoo road nnd Itlehmond IroHi lent herr hart bcou trlud onto uud tho jury UloacreoJ lluiiUrnl T JlruHlrj Knililrn llrutli T lUwiley n monitor of tho Him of Al re J W Iliusloy ImnKorn 117 Wall Btroot 1lud yetorday morning Ho was hurrylm down thn stop at tho foot oj Montague wtroct llrooLlvn to catch an outgoing Wall street I forn beat when lio wn seen to throw up bin i huliilb uml lull forward ilo illod buforo nn mnbulauuo arrived Hu wis it widower 3D yinru old nnd ho lived nt 21J Cumberland Htreut Ilrooklyn Ho was lu apparent good health when he left his boarding house twenty live mlnutos before his death Heart disease U Bupiioetd to Late been too cuuso ot death nBnxomn MIKES TRIAL Conttntlre Testimony of III Onllt Aalde from Ilia fonlXnlnnn WJTKnsiuitiin Feb 8Tho tilal of Itotl noscd MUe Is ono of the most exclllng nvonts which over hnpponod lioro Jlornddon tho contractor testified to finding thodond bodies of McCluroaud IlannlcauoM tho morning of the murder 8onral bank officials hero Identi fied tho canvas bag and pnpor wrappers of rolls of coin ni having contained somo of tho money carried by McOluro on tho morning of tho murder Tho bag and vapors wero found by Capt Linden In Iho woods by Mlkos di rection Hovcinl vvllnes cs testified toMlkns pre enco n jar tho scene of tho imirdur rt tho tlmo It was committed William Onlltlger nn old hunter testified to Mlloi4 phmvlnc him a rlllo iur chased heio lu August lnt and on bolng pliown tho rlllu found by Capt Mnden In tho w od hlentlfled It positively n being thoRamn one IMvvaid Kltnrnorur of this rity lestlllod t having told tho rllo to Mlko and hit com Antimio Nnppeltollo n hright young Itnllnn 111 atHOf ago MIJH that onI illy 1 Mikqnsked him to take part In thn nnirdornml lobbciy nf thn pRnnnster Ho infused and JIIKo warniil him nut to toll any ono tinder pain ot ilealh Tnodavqaltonvard Mlko nnd Jevetlno again tippioaeliod him on tho mibjeet but hn refused when they ngnln throatcmd him vvithdoalh Ho BOOII afteiward loft hero nnd vvont o Mien iiinloali Ho nevortold any ono nf MIlsoV imii cwltlon m ho uui not tuio that MIK hid dono tho immlnr Tlitoo rltnes e totlned lo MIloV hiving admitted committing tho murder IMH beinrr In jnll but nay that ho clalnm in havt dnrn It bucauHn ho vva afraid to reftifo for fear of a fivtot Italian Micletv who i headiiiaiterM nro In Now Voik Ilo aid lio would i oierrom mil tho murder nud tiilo his ehanros vUth tlo law than rutiHu upd taLo chauovs vtlth thu foilttty IliinelFeo ChlTlnccn nf riillndnlphli whnhnd bunn In Jnll here for n mouth vva lutrodiircd to Mlko liy Covurlno nnd later nil hn nnd Jlllo woro out together Ho mild 10 Mike llmvrl no old mo nil about YOU iiiiiinljii that Iluvorlno had said thnt Mlko wan thn head olll cor of n noret Italian ioclety vvhlph Is voiy strong In Chicago at precnl Mlko hiipiKis Ing that Chlviacco was roforilngto thn mur der told him the rlrtMitnMain rs mid hnvv lu Jllkolvvas tho Instigator When rhlvltcro told MILo thnt his eonffdorntes had to i to Itulr Mlkocrhid nml Mild that tho fatal shots worn lliod and tn no put siuin they lind takon all tho money and lolt him horo iionnl leht Ilo then had tho witness wrltn to iiurtloa In Itnlv who runt back luouey for Mlko to os capo thocuuKtiy 3f lltir IIAlt TITO TAIIIIl CATS And Couldnt Slc ri iVIion They Ynxtlrd HO She Suted u Houseful of lroilc Cats came to tho rescue of a whole house ful of pcoplo at 241 East Seventyfifth street yostorday morning Tho building IB it tene ment house ownod bv Willlain Snrtoriuu who occupies tho first floor with his family Hooms In tho basotnont aro occupied by William May thowatchmnn and hlsnife nnd daughter Mary nud two IBOIIM Homo tlmo Thurdav ulght nplpo from tho Consolidated las Companys main sprang a leak In tho cellar of tho teno iiient and tho houso rapidly filled wltn gas Two cats lived In tho cellar o1 nights nnd not long bofoie ilav break thoy began tn find it dif ficult to luealhe Thoy tilled their limits vvllh and air and lot It out In frantic yowln Tho not awoko Mary May Tho child rocognlud tho uncommon pathos In her potsvoices ana slio woko ui hor mother to ask hor what bho fciippofiod HRtlio matter with the catn Mre Mnyxald that tho cats wero probably nick but would get ov or It and thereupon sho wont to sleep again Not PII Mary rihothought tho cats were dying and slio got up all In tho dul to aco for herself Whon sho opened tho door of her bedroom sho nearly sulioeatod at onco with gas Mioran to her mother again und Mr May aioio lu a hurry hho found her two sons unconscious from tho nltocls of the gus nnd Mniy choking filchtlul ly An alarm was Immediately given to thn othorinmatnsolthi building and tlioymieodlly ran into tho street MIVO thoso who wero too much nvoicomo by tho fumes to ninvu One of tho lodgers ran out nnd Informed n fireman and through him an arnbulanco vvas sum moned Tho May chihlicn woro taken to a stable In tho neighborhood whore thoy worn boon revived Coldair treatment also rnliovod Henry Horchla and his family ot MX on tho Fccoml lloor and John eniorwho has n fam ily of six on tho hamo floor Tno thlnllloor toncmontR woro vacant but on tbo fourth was John Itogan his wife and lierslstor threo chil dren nnd n boarder All of theso woro sick nnd Mrs Kngan amrtwo children wero tinion Hclous The ninbulanen took Mrs Kogan and her ulster Alico ONeill to tho Iresbytorlan Hospital vvhoro thoy were successfully treated The others wero carod for In tlio neighborhood Mr SnrtoriuH and liisfarally on tho first floor Buffered uu discomfort Tho oats recovered HXCIIBD A Itcporl that IMnrtrcu HnitHon onnly IeelftlatorM Have llccn Indicted It Is reported that Freeholders Boyle Klm morly Tlernoy Itollston Smith Stogor Pair son HonnosEoy Grlflln McUonough Totten Noonan Kilroy and Nelson of tho Hudson County Hoard of 1 roeholdors havo been lu dlctod by tho Grand Jury for malfonsanco In ofllce with counts accusing them of exceeding appropriations of conspiracy nnd collusion In paving fraudulent claims for awarding con tracts to mon notltho lowest bhldots nnd of contracting requisition bills In excess of M0 tho legal limit It has been rumored tnat this Indictment was ponding for moro than a vvccl Tho Indictment was drawn un ou Thursday it IB said aud was passed by n veto of 10 to ft U was then presented to exSenntor Winflold tho I rosocutor who read It through and told tho jurors thnt tho Indictment would not hold In court as ho had investigated the dolngn of tho Freeholders ami lound that thoy had dono notnlng thnt left them amendablo to law Tho Indictment won then takon back to tbo Grand Jury room It Is said and ono authority eavs it was passed again whllo another says lit was left an It stood and thnt another vote will bo taken on It Tho reported Indictment ctonted a good deal of excitement among tho alleged Indicted men and their friends nnd it is supposed nn at tempt will bo mado to inlluonco thuUrnnd Jurors before they meet next week All tho members who aio alleged to havo boon In dicted except Freeholder Nelson aro members of Itho combine which was organized sovcrul months ngo to control the Hoard which con otptfl of twenty mombors two from each As sembly district In tho county In audition to tho Indictment of tho rreoholdorsit Is re ported thnt a man who It Is alleged sold thu county various urtleles at moro than four tlmcrt tholr vuluo Is Indicted for Man In collu tionwlth the Freeholders Another Wnr Vcimel for Inniima WASIIISOTOX Fob 8 Tho United States stonmer Mohican sailed from tho Maro Island Navy Yard California yohtorday for Innanio Hor crow will bo discharged thoro nnd sho will receive a new crow sent from Now York by a 1aclllo Mall steamer Tho Mohican has no fill thoroi dors than to proceed as far ns 1ann ma uut In caso nn emergency arises sho will urobably bo Hunt to Hamoa Thin Government will bo represented ut tho Isthiniin bv throo menofwar upon the arrival of thu Mohican at Imiania tho Atlanta and Oshlnoa beinguovv at Amilnwnll on tho Atlantic side Whern lloe ITTM Il e When Not lu lull I Young Honry H Ivos Is still In Ludlow street Jail but the iue lloii of whero lie Hires when he Is at homo was tho subject of much illkciuslon In Nuprtme Court Chimbertbefore Juilne llllrltn cslerday It s roun el claimed that hn lUed In HrcoLlyn and wanted hi trial In the uit of UK Cincinnati Hamilton and Day Ion ItaUrojl reino ed lo Kings county The rouniel for tlie railroad want the ram tried In New Vork Mr luKrenie for the rallrond tiroducttj nleasoof Ivess nimriniFiiis In ih Aureiu In Urih aienug sInxiiiiK tlilit he had fiikltfed the rnonm to Ma IHim nt kliVi H yuar AiiullMnittli t Mir Inedat he Hu kl n tluii wuiialsa lulrodii ed It HUM shonn that h oted IM Ilro kirn last fall Illlin Itout ar ueil Unit the net rom iliiln ilor wero doim In Sew Jorl Juilico oDrlen referred tho ijursllon of reildeiic to iturKO Vlaltuu oreene to report on Tuesday No SiibKldle Iur TrunKiilliinllp IlneH OTTAWA Iob 8 When thoCioiornruonta o tlmalesforiifil your weru laid befnro rurllaiuent tu ilay It was found that Iho subildles voted lot esr lo e uredirertilranicoinmunl4llon betuirn Canada aid Ilanic rJuo unit butneen Caniida and lerinany jtiloi hml brvii ulthdrawu Mity tlioiitaml dollars Ian bein laced In tho ttunaln tu fiibulillto a direct Ino nf rttainem bim eii llitllrax M JuNn ami the Veit liKllrsand Miulli Anieka The lloTernmtnt ink for Hijni Mu meet exixtinlliurri durli K the romln eni Knr Ihti IroleLllun of the tlklierliii Hffalntt the in rhi nof Ainrricau ilohliu vesvtiU KIUI JI IS inked and Sr uuijfor tl iuiuent uf bounties to C Illfll Ilrl lor the CrlmileH uf Hie AViir Kllilon nnd IvCoiifedornlo sohlleu nnd all prrionv lulereitrd In thn elTort beiiur nadi lo i um nniUfoitle llxnioln Tevjiito proilde inrtiin for Ilin ld nlllea i f lli titi I ll nl TMi 140 Iffll InvMd to llleL Slalur it iut of Jrlart ut till 1lf II Alenm llolul iil evvliui KM i n L Tin tiftiie it lu iUr ll jotnio nii e e l In iiiitaif mo mat ir Jlouer belore th jiul I Ills food builne f r every one liatlnz roM tn treat I it promptly and nropeiy until It Issoiteii rid i flntelli experlenco furlnatelr preientlhv In Dr Ja nes I xpectoranl a cural Iliorouiilily adtpled to cura spaedllrail coughs iiutcolil uJ touiur au taOinuaatlou at tlie lbiit nr luu s At FINNf TUBES PATTERSON in CAttcn JHHM in vtrrrn y 11131 mar WUVLUAT costi AT Att Morei Wlfne e In thn Market Intr i linn MIxHlneKxtVuMlrn Wnl li nta lllmeir Proud Onllo from llnliiikrii Sir Nlcolls repented loud calls for til i Ing witnesses were tho chief featuiootvi ipr dnys BOhSlon of tho Commissioners nf A rounts who nro looking Into the Iri lu tlaiifovooit Mnrhot prlvlleces Mr Wicti i ot tho Corporation Counsels ollleo prolpscd tl at 1attorsoii Tubbs 1lnn Molonei and tunii glmn tho fainoiiB flvo had notuven lieim panaed so that thoy woio called for efTVt t u I not In good faith Two other iniKSu wit nessus MaiKotnmn it l iirown ard nis IUJOA kerpiT Ioiman Davidson vroro thn objects of a groat deal of attention It Is coujecuiicd thnt they will bo on hand on Monday KxWnrJen Thomas P Walsh of thn Rrvnnd tistlct was tho star witness of tho lay Mr Mcoll asked him If ho was not the County DiMiiociney leader of tho Socotui and Mr WaWi paid that ho didnt know what Mr Mcoll meant by loulot Ho was Cliiiliiunii of tho illstiict commltloi His potltlou wii lead tho facts Hint ho got throo blimili for lostaurant purpo os and hut tho Complri llot had oxprossly told him that hn must not i II Ihltior wero produced nml Mi Walsh said that his Mandlng as n iepitilin eltlfii was no doubt what inlluonccd things In his iiivor lit hid not tried to noil tho mauds I had an oierlonco ns n restaurant keeper when I was Warden ot tho Tombs hn paid or 3Irs Walsh did and slio U tho paity who I Intend shall tun this nno1 Mr Nlcoll asked Mr VaUh If holnovv Mr Anrou Hauovor Tliomimoilld nut recall any nciiualnlnnio of Jlr alsh u in his mind nut Iminld ho liniw snmo onu I lump Hiinovor just as Humpy callt tlililtit IrM Tim roloionius on his imlitlnu vru M 1 1ovvvr Jnnkl 11 riun and Win 1 tVjiniii Thn mention of Ilnn IneplriMl Mr ichci to Iniiulre whon tho witnei0 hud last been Mm o wterf1 A In thin bnllilln I n In the l i Irr anil lie stou l on the i uiurm I Jil h uwit n Whit tlni U A A few mlnutei fcr I o i haillmilr ANn J 111 hi lunV rlKiltrlloil nr liulllwl A o lilil jol nee tiny rtibtMin aerxers Ijitiit In vr lit fM u VVimM ti hurprU inn taleiMi ttmt Mr NUoll ttin bffii trrlniMcrvliiiril l fl ui him A It il iur prise inn If lie roulilnt rjnu lihn Mr Walshs withdrawal vvas aeeorapanl tl bv n politu obetsauro to Mr Nlcoll accumniniid liy tho less rovorout words ticiodniKht MrMcoll oallod for J F Cnev and tiun called Jlun TubbsY 1atlirson an 1 tho rest of Iho five Jlr Wlckiia luuiiiiiiiifii tastlcally alter roch name Has by been hitli ti i naod M H lioylo allobokonlte admWd tint hn liad duceiwd Mr McAdain Into llu biliif thus ho vvas a Now YotKor His frleml Irinl 1 ur roll u saloon kvnpor of Thlit Ilr t hlivcLnnd Mxth avonuo had Introduced hliii to u Mr McMnhon who had vouched fur him a i a Now Yorker to Mr McAdam Hlly Mr McoliWa 11it Mr Willlain McMahon or ililly lcVlMhnn A nir O v hn ki cis tli lln iniirkpt A Yes r Q That i an iifri h u Int ti v 1 irue yon know mure abuul that tlitn 1 iln J Donnelh of 2J Ka t Thlrtlnth street a laborer in tho Dotiaiimnnt of Jublio orl tcitlllod thit thn stand hold in tho name of Ills vvlfo Is at mosent occupied rent fion by In frleml nml neighbor lidlerick Hazl tine whoso namo ho had to rnad fnuu a rnrd ami could not remember Dotinullv juopoaes to run tho stand liiuiMlf nfluravbile NowbubiKjLimsior IlunV Tub Patter sou Ac wero mado out ior Mondty A Ooroneri Jury lrnl pN Illin nnil thi Itrlvorumt 4oiiiluvtor lor KeMlMlnp the Mob An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Pclniltie to learn tho eatiso of tin death of Ins C McGown who vvas shot In tho head on Tues day last In an attack by strlkois on a forty Fccond stioot and Manhattnnvlllo cm at Slxty Iliiit striOt and tho Wostorn Itoulovaid Police man Thomas K Bnydcr of tho Kldrldgo tiect station who gave himself up at Police Hcad auortois after tho shooting wns present nt tho inquofct in chargo ol 1olico Captain Pnil Cas I tidy Huvdor had boon directed to tako chnrca of tho cnr that was attacked Conductor Chas i Walkor who wns also on tho cnr aud who was J arrested for tho shooting nnd held for oxnm I Inatlon botoro Polico Justico Inttcrson was present in chargo of a detective President I John 8 Foster of tho Fortysecond street lino was an interested spectator In court Edward J Naodorthor a witness of tho phoot Ing tostlllod thnttPollccman Snydnr wnrnoil f tho strikers to desist from their attack on tho car but n man hit Snydor in tho lip with a plecoofrock Then Snydor llred Daniel Bhcchnn of 412 West Sixtythird street tostlllod that McGown was tho lender f tho strikers In their attack Mcflonn how ever throw no btonos Snydor tho witness added cavo no warning when ho flrod Driver Fred Klndorl tostlflod that Snydrr fired threo shots whllo Conductor Walkor I1rr l threo Bnyder llred twko In tho air at Hist Hnydor warned McOown that If ho threw it btono at him lio would lire liut hodld not HID I until utter ho had been struck with both tuoms Ut and bricks V 1 Policeman Snydor testified that ho did not J i pro until ho had warned tho crowd to itnnd back Ho llrod at no ono In particular I hud f i nevor llred my rovolvor boforo slnco I liavu 4 II been on tho forco about two jnarn ho said 11 I think It was I who shot JloOown but If hn f thorps no ono who fools sorer iiliout It than 1 I I felt my llfo was In danger and that is my ox iM ctiso for firing nt thu orovvd Conductor Walkor corroborated Snydors statement vvalkors pistol vvus of 22oallbro and Policeman Kuydors of 38rallbro Deputy Coronor Vo ton producoil tho bullet thnt struck JIcClowu nud testified that it was of M calibre Tho jury brought In a verdict that Mcdown was shot bytinyder while In tho dNchnrcii of his duty nnd thnt fjnyder Conductor Walkor and Driver Kludorf dobervo ovory commondn tlou and credit for tho horola manuor In vi hlch they acted In defence of tho property Intrusted to their cnro Tho juryalso found that McUovvn wa a rioter at tho time ho vvnsshot Coronor Hohultzo dlchnrg d Snvdor nnd Walkor and they wont to Kssox Jlnrkot Coiut and wero discharged again by 1ollce Justlco 1attornon Mcdown was burled lostordny la Calvary Cemetery Tho Polico Commissioners hnvo aekod Super intendent Murrny to Inform thoui In ditall nf the acts of heroism performed by members ot tho forco during tho btrlkc HJDOH Her Kfciion Will Hue fur an Inleruretu tlnn orThclr Father Will Thomas I Jones tho 1robidwit of tho Nassau Firo Insurnnco Company of Ilrooklyn died u year ago 70 j oars old anil very wealthy William J Jones and Krmk U Joneu Ins won j nro about to bring suit for nn intartirvtmion if his will which left tho bulk of tbo property to thu widow and only small legacies tn tho sons above named About a year beforo his death Mr Jonos married Miss Ilvolyn Ktanton tho tvieutyyoarold and pretty daughter 01 luw lor P V R Ktanton Kir JOIJIH spomoil to bo yoiingor aftnr thoovent and tool gieit dngl t In driving out iiuiirly ovory iltuuioou with Tils pretty bride A baby was bum t omn numtlK befoul tho death nf Mr Jones and tho old guutloman iwvor tiioil nf talklns about ihu child and inliitlnc Mulled of Its clui innrH Puwl liilloyTiiiiliy lplhcotal Cliurch In Montague Mii it liiooklyn and orti sliurosfr oniiltul Muck lit tho NtiftHim Jirii JiMiiiunco Comiuiuy nro a part o1 tho osiato Tht dN pubal of tho pew and tho Mmnm is tho bonn nf cnntilitloii butvieon tho piuttv JDIIIIU Widow and hor roiiAOciitor under thnvvlll rntnl li loiich Tho widows father Is hor counsel and he iissoits tbut who IH entitled to a doner riilit liithopow and that It IH runlehtRle Youue Mr Jouva biiya tho pow lu puisomil luoimtty Tm Hlutc Urangc SviiuTsn Fell 8Tho tcsslon of thr Ktato JinngolPutrons of Hubbnndrirwasnd journod this iiftornoon Tho CJruigo piibsed rosolutlonsendorslngl loiit0ovlonosflldoi on prison reform Tho resolutions deelmo ihat It is tho sonho of tho Orango that th Lot slatiiroHhmildonaot HomnHystem of labor Tn iho pr sons of tho Statu whoreby uonvlcti To llltliln IIiiiUi illlllly Asseiablvman Fagon of JIobolcn will It In aiJinrluconhll In the Awerobl on MonOa y lut pro MIU2 for tli fgrm of a tuumy iu muuio 1 lludirjli rountv Kiitljn ot Jersey Citr nnm r i

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y 8 V THE SUN SATURDAY FEBilUAKY t 1881 t I BAYARD BOWS TO BISMARCK WB AOllKtUt TO ItKHVaiK THIS SA3WAX CUNI1ZINCJ jv niaaiy lie Humbly pIgeNl knt PendliiB Hie Mr tlolon of On1 rmilermcr Oeiinuny HUN urnil Ilrlllsrriit Action Kiiln t Miirao The Official Mlnnlm nf the lnnl Confer I niir Hliow llmt KnBliuiH In III Ieufcue Atnln tho United Ktntcn ltli Orrminiy WAHIHNHTOX rVK sTho protocol official minutoslof the conferences on Samoun affairs held In thU city In IRbT together with mldltloiml coriospondonco on tho subject woro ltld boforo Congress this ntturnoon In his letter of tninsmlttiil Proildont Cleveland MXIB r tho Governments of Germany and kent Jlrllnln have consented to their publication Tho nioit Important enclosure Is tho memo randum of Instructions of Irlmo Blsmnrck to the German Minister at Washington road by the latter to tho Secretary of Sltito on rob 4 It Is as follows The present situation In Hamoa recording the Interests of tho throe treaty powers ron Jorn It nccos ary to ronow tile attempt to brine the futiiioof tlioio Islands to nn tindurstnnd log Tlio position of the throo treaty powers In the civilized world makesit their duty to stop tho bloody combat accompanied by barbarous customs of those not uumorous tribes for whoso welfare nccoidliw to the judgment of the civilized world it Is a duty of the treaty framers to tirov Me 1rinco BlMiinrck in consequence consid ers it n duty of tho participating Uovornmonts to put an end by tho ncioomontof the treaty rowersto the troubles which have oIg1nittod In Samoa and by restitution of poaco ntnong the Samoanb themselves wako nn end of future bloodshed and the horrors of a civil war conducted with barbarous cruelty nmonc the natlvos Tho best remedy seems to bo a resumption of the consultation which took place between tho representatives Germany England and tho United Htntcs In the your I I 1S87 at Washington and nt that time adjourned without any possibility of the representatives commit to any acroumont In consequence I hnvo been rcquejtod by Prlneo lllsninrck to propofcto you to resume with Germany and fho Jlrltlh Government the consultation ro gnrdlngthoSamonn question Y Tho last conforenoo took place nt Wash ri incton According to the equal richts of tho rO three treaty powers It scorns proper that the place for the negotiations should chanuo In regular turn Daeod upon this opinion I am directed to Invite the Government of tho United Mates to a conferenco regarding bnmoa to take placo nt Berlin nnd 11 similar Invitation has boon sent to tim Biltlsh Government I I am alto directed to declare that any sup position that Germany would not fool satisfied with a neutral position In the Haraoan Islands U unfouoded as wo have already declared In tim last conference of 1887 Ills neither our Intention to put In question tim Independence of the Island croup nor tho equal rights of the treaty powers We simply uoslro to create a condition which offers permanent security for bringing to an end bloodshed and decapitation and which grants permanent safety to the com merclal interests of the throo treaty powers In Samoa On Fob 6 Secretary Bayard wrote to Count Area valley in part as follows On behalf of the United States Government the President Instructs mo to express his ac ceptance of the proposal of the Government of Germany to resume tho consultation held lu this city between the representatives of tho Doited States Germany and Great Britain which was suspended on July 2G 1887 such consultation to bo renewed ns It was under 1 taken for the purpose of establishing peace and an orderly stable Government on the Ha moan Islands on tho basis of their recognized Independence and the oqual rights of the three treaty powers AH the assurance ot Frlnco lllsmarck that the pacification of the Samoan croup and the occupation ot a neutral position are his only ob jects Is as frankly accepted by the United States as It is tendered by Germany It IB suggested In furtherance of the doslred re sult of the conference that Instructions to sus pend belllcereut action and await tim action of such conference should at once bo telegraphed to their respective officers In Samoa by tho three treaty making powers To continue to prosecute a war of destruction and reprisal even upon admitted provocation would surely not consist with the obocts ot any of the three powers It IB hoped therefore that orders ot i the nature Indicated will bo forwarded to i Samoa without delay Tlio announcement of the conference between the treaty powers ft is confidently expected will nt once cause a cas 1j sation of hostilities among the natives and their speedy election of n King would certainly bn a lone stop toward harmony Except as the conditions may bo changed by a fair election of a King by the natives ft Is deemed essential that affairs In Samoa should remaIn In statu quo pending tIle conference If wo may lu 9uo tho hope which the adoption of this sue s cestlon protnlfes for a successful Issue of the f conference the Government of the United i States will at onco take steps to bo properly represented at the meeting of such conforonco In3eriin OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE LAST CONFEIIBXCC The protocol of the first conference at which was present Secretary Bayard Mr Von Al vousloben and Sir Lionel West contains the propositions of the three diplomats ns to the form of Government which should bo provided for Samoa The Gorman representative sot forth that Malletoa havlnc notoriously via I I latoil Ills treaty rtRhU with uermany and hay 4 lpc but a small minority of followers amone I the natives Tamaseso hnvlnc tho support of n I great majority an election of a new Klnc must take place Then In orderto secure peace and I order In the Islands a forolun representative must bo appointed as advisor to the King and to act as the mandatory of the three treaty pow I ers Ho also suggested a renewal of the prin I ciple of absolute oaualltyof the three powers on the islands Secretary llayard suggested a scheme of con i tltntlonal government tor Samoa with native LcKijlaturo securing Its independence and nu tonoruy liifludlnciin aeknowlodirmont of Jlu llotoa us lUng nail TanmHoao ns icoKinc The English Uovoriirucnt through Sir Lionel West sucuostod an agreement among the treaty powers that ono of them should as the mandatory of the other two act an adviser ot the Samoan Govornment mid lulviow of the pntpondcranco of Gorman Interests there was wllllnc to let Germany have the Unit terra ot 4 live years England agrees with Germany in acknowledging the necessity for an election of a now King All the reprosontatlvcfi proposed the orsonlatlon of a Land Court or Commis sion to settle the auostlonof titles No dis t cunslon occurred nt this onnforonco At the secondlmootlne Hr liayard said that while it hud boon agreed that a native Govern mont hliould be established and assisted to maintain Ittolf tho powers wero not agreed on details Great Britain and uormany proposed that tl are should bo only a Kfnir and u Council of cbloB the i United States suggested u lUng I anti Council nf chief and allOKlslatlve Assem bly composed of representatIves elected by the ppople of the islands Mr Jinynrd proposed to continue Kinir Malletna in ofllce but Mr West and Hr Von I Alvfnslebon united in opposition to this The latter albo inquired whether tim newly elected IIng should not bo approved by the powers to which Mr llnyaid replied in the noirnlivo In MiUInc that that e must bo a frou election Yon AlveiiBlubvn than road a formal htato meat of the position of bin Oovnrnmpnt iu which ho sny thuro Is only ono course to Place ono foreign olilicr at tho hand of the ad mlninintloii anti to invent him wIth sulllclont tower to take iiicaciiroiiKnuirod for tho main tonunca of mivn and order an well as for tho prosperous dovnloiiment of commerce and In tercourse It would apuour that tho power hiivini to protect the largest interests In namon liould bo ulvcn the riuht to nominate the oil Iial That Oormiiny wan the power having tho I largest Intoredt Wtis questioned by nobody Mr Uayard said it siomotl to him that that reasoning forgot entIrely tho principle upon which they were proceeding that is the na tive Government was to prosorvo Its own ox Ibtenrc The Idea ol the United Stales was that there hliould bo an equality of rights bu h tween the Powers llr Von Alvimdltiben said that was Intended 1 lw third protocol Is devoted mainly to the nlhpuHslrmuf the native loclhluturo and the Land Court At the cloco Jlr Wont road it pa IMII In oiipiort of tlui inrmlatory Bohonio ilo eutring that It till not Involve the recognitIon ol any propuiidorntlnK interests and quoting Iho fiprinnn and lrlli h Hovorninontu us ns setting thitt there bhould bo on ooiialltv that the J liritlfch Governmont was wllllncto agree that the German representative should act IIIS the mandatory of the otlir two powers for tho just term of five yearn 2 no fourth nrnctofol reveals a discussion ot the moaning to bo attached 10 the t lirave al tomato control Mr llayard bail ho had not this bllshttst doslrn lo oxcrtlfo any propondnr atflc over Germany anti Great BritaIn but ho dll desire lo BOO the iinllvo inlluenco upheld by thu three IKJWOIS orimilly nud for a common iuiriiuo II dexIriHl ulbo to advert to the im iiiriuIeo l of tue rirrtcllcnl noutiiilUatlou of the 1 hi 1 111111 proincol is mndo up of a cmitlnim I tr of tl10 llboiission unon lie LpulBlatuio I anti land i tiicatoiia Tlio days piorcodlncs eiOsii hy a statement from Jlr Davanl that ho wriiiid midjirtako to prnvo that thu German an would jBHiiJt t In mi ncqiiullty nhich would IHuwr the 1irhtliu 1 roprobentutivo dlU t I t hi e ilMliimil l has t protocol hold July J I 20 ih lonu Btotouipnt In rogaid to r tlu t stiiblltliincnt of puiicn and I M 1 i id i In MIIIOII with tho roOinraiiVrt k ten i iiinonth of tho llnilod I i ci lilly I r1 irlt Britain Ho I re v ieu i iii reuut iluuu I uIIIuI miiuuled upon I nil lPuui i u hiiitI od hit thu Oiirman Minister i HIII lau W irP JBl I ex n 1lihcb7 i in Ahonslelipn IB sub ly u foreign uufjcrato covem mont based on mercantile Interests nnd nit perlonce hits shown what mustnrcoHsarlly result from such nn attempt and that under It the defeat of the objects wo have nil distinctly proposed Is certain I do not see why wo should not rccogulzo nt the outset and on nurnno In Bunion n t plrlt of selfgoverning freedom nnd selfrespect Germany and the United States Imvo horototoro given strong In iliaatlon of their desire for this by tholr prompt disavowal of tho arbitrary and tmnuthorizml nets of their respective Consuls Stoubol and Grcnnobaum And It Is noticeable that thin conduct of foreigners has been the Cause of morn disorder nnd discontent In Samoa than any spontaneous action of the natives vvhi wliunovoi they havo acted Improti arly nnd imniorally would npppcnr to have done fo upon the Initlcatlnn of sumo foreign event Vo cannot therefore condemn name Hidfgovcrnmont In advance for It hits not been tried nnd n plan containing such nn element Is entitled to fnvornlilo con sideration hull to bo fairly totted Would It 1101 therefore bo well for us to adjourn this onfctonco until the autumn nnd Hum mvo tttno lo the Ministers of Germany nnd Client Drltnln lo submit those protocols to their re spective GovurnmontA In order that Instruc tions may he received lir them of a moro dcllnltn character bynldof which wo may be enabled to come to nn agreement Thin conference un ndiournoil tn accord once with Mr Bayards suggestion CASIHKK OOOifAS CiSIi SHOUT The Miinliiittiin Ktcvnlrd f amp Ilonn nil lilHtniiOnirnuni1 Wont Tell lion Mntll A S Ooaktn cashier of thin Mnnhnttnn iioalod Ilnllioad Company did not nnncar nl his desk In the odious nt 71 lliondway last Tuesday mid will not nppenrnt it again An examination of his accounts showed that thuro was n dollelency HH lioiidsniou were nolllled and the public heard nothing of It until TIIP JlvBXtxu HtrN nnnourcod It yesterday Mr Oookln used to receIve the cash returns that average KinOOO uday and the company ofllclnls Bay that It tins such a system of In specting accounts that It would bo Impossible for nn embezzlement bo curried on for many days A Manhattan director said that Goollii had probably beiii taking money for only two or throe ilnys before Ills detection but If that Is so ho plunged when ho did It No ono would say officially what the amount of the shortage was In fact YlcoPiesldont Gnllnway would not mention nn approximate figure and ao with tho other directors They enid that the company would lose nothing us the bondi mon wore responsible Some of tho clerks said that they didnt know how much It wax mid that It wan not more than 10010 OooKln has not been arrested Oookln Is a middloncod man and had boon with tim Manhuttnn Company fIfteen yours Ho boarded nt 4ll Vteit Twontyfccond htroet up to lust full with his wlfo anti two children and lodged at 14H In the fame stloot Ills fathorlnlaw Dr Warner 8 Clovolancl for merly ol Malone X Y also had an olllco nt 491 and lived there up to the time of hlsdentb No ono nt the above address had heard last nIght that Gookln WAS In any trouble and all supposed that ho was livIng with his family at Nyuck A man in a hurry loft at the business office of THE Bus last nlchtu card Inscrilwd Allen 8 Ooolcin Cnehlor and Paymaster Manhattan Hallway Company and said ho wax Oookln and wished to havo It stated that ho had called and was not In Canada IOCI1 AX1I 11OPKIXS AntS OCT They lime Been Dranlne Apart for Some Time and Georce Gould ItelKnv An attempt was made by the New York Time yesterday to magnify Into a sensation she gradual separation that has boon taking place between Sir Jay Gould and Mr Amos Lawrence Hopkins That gentleman has spent the best years of his life In the eorvlco ol Mr Gould lie has had Mr Goulds entire conn donee and presumably for the reason that ho has never abused It or shown any lack of abil ity in obeying the orders of his chief Ills alienation fromMr Gould rather Mr Goulds gradual transfer ol duties from him and the curtailment of his emoluments is generally understood to bo the result of Mr George Goulds policy to deprive his father absolutely of confidential advisors other than himself In order to comprehend the situation thor oughly It should bo remembered that until a few weeks ago Mr Hopkins was the Second VlcoProsldont of the Missouri PaciUo llallrond Company the First VicePresident befog the eeoaral tunnaKorof the company Mr n H II Clark vtth headquarters at 1St LomIs and ijo acting 2resident Mr George 3 Gould Mr Uopkins and young Gould hare oectpied prac tically the same olllco over Since Jay Gould mado his headquarters In tbo Western Union building at 1U5 Broadway No one has boon closer to Mr Gould than these two and the only surprising feature of the rupture is that It did not come sooner The semblance of amity between the three men Is still preserved and Mr George Gould denied yesterday that there was any basis for the New York Jiuiess story other tlmn that Mr Hopkins had retired from the VicePresi dency of the Missouri Pncllle Company With some people the denial may have welcbt Mr Hopkins still has his office on the third floor of the Western Union building but ho is it IB un derstood no loucor In Mr Goulds employ in any capacity and ho Is not likely to bo If George Gould can help it Yet the situation is not radically different from what it has been for Eomo time past SIJK CI1KKKED IUK COURT Jr tnt Woman JEmid fleeui Delicttd Meant Life Imprisonment fbrTno Men Tameu Degnan nnd Thomas Lively who have been In the State prison for burglary were tried in tho General Sessions yesterday for breaking into the tenement house at 231 West Thirtythird street 2i A M on Nov 21 18SH Janitor Joseph Wehrle testified that ho heard a class break in the front door and found Docnan and Lively in the room of Mrs Mary E Clark Docuuu ho enid hud ltltod Mrs Clark before In fact Mr Wobrlo said I put him out ol the house In November last Mrs Clark was called for the prosecution Rho was dressed In n lonir blue cloak with a Hat top hat which was tilted to ono side if lie admitted that she had drank boor with him Deftnan In liter room in the absence of her husband and hadlcono out onco to drink beer with him Judge Cowlnc asked tho witness to speak louder and eho answered saucily Oh Ill stand on your desk there antI scream If you want mo to A promise to lock her up If she did that again Iumietod her Kho denied that sbo had tnllndon Uomuin at the Tombs but u keeper proved that nho had Lawyer 1urdy for the prisoners suecsted that it did not fironi as thouKh the testimony was good emmough to end tIme prisoners toHtato prison for life which In the punishment of nn Imbltual criminal for burglary in the llrat do urco Judco Cowing said ho would not convict the vilest criminals on earth on such testimony Tho prisoners woro discharged rtjincerHIICN French Over ranullerny Profltw Frank W Hanger line brought suit in the Supremo Court to comjiel T Henry French to dlvMo with MID the protlti of the play Lltila Lord Kouutle ray now running at the Hroadway Tlitatro Hettrs Vrmch anil banner btcumo Joint ownirl of a belt In sTeal In thu Uroadway Theatre a ytar sac by rnntrllmt me 7uiiXiuj eaCh to Hi ronitnictlon Mr tnnfat nltrse that the parinerihlp WHI to xttn J In the protluctton or IiUji iMirctmioil liy l llio tneniUri of Its lirui Jointly or eparMey Mr ranger 4yi SIr Frvncti boutit the American rlchii of the nay Little Lord Fnuntieror Ian summer and luau retain ii the entire prolliinr Hi Ion i rurif In llunlon nud Xcrr York suit or UK rrovlnclal lour In notation of the tmrlnir hfn arircineiu Mr frenchi ilefniro will lie tlmtlnrri iiia tn ln nn partlirr ilp In tlie lirolurtton of pl tf except iy l i pet Inl Airreemcut in each iso liu prontiof lftlle Lord taunlloruj Hint fur are saId lu be about IT The titan Aculuil llr UrjnoliH PatrIck Hrcnnan a gardener was oxaiiilred htfore JuilKo Laurence In HID Court of Oytr And f r miner ynttrda In the trial of Or Re noJi chirked with uallii feliS clalnf for luiuruncu niln the lon don Aitnranie Cbiniuii Ii nntn teitWed that here raorf J a Eool teal of roncily i from Ile Doctor Iluth Inn homo ni lfH Iniludlnil about uiui booki lhal he liaiked In irimki llg irHiinil that the rinmi Hem cleared of ntarl nil g roprrty hortir bnnro lit lire A farm tarot Chance iturmlev who had been cm ployed on fir le iiuld iilici lit luihlnir swors Hut u lot of tablet book ana lioGkcapev had oven remotvd from he hoasr atier he went tImer lu January lEt 1 here varopnlntern wiirklnir In the nou e at the time ArlliU It liaildion Ideotlllea four Ilclurti whIch lie had painted and itutn n u Ibr Doctor I in iut incut fur pmfMnlmial urilcti und which It 1 It aflred vrre rUlmrd to iiavr teen lost In Iliollrt The cave will ifo on next MOIOJ tlcHtiler Hcliinlilt Mltttlnc August Schmidt n Ilobnken jowollor has been mlitlnir from lute home shire Sunday und hit I ela lUetlhlnlc I lie hi coruiuiltteil uiIct4 He was iOCU well off but lie lost a goad dcsl of money recently and tIde 11 U LAid rtud on hU mind A keuvral 4Urui was tent out by the police ot ihe four clilet When Baby WM sick trf Eire her Castorla When thowu aChlWihccrlcd forCutorla When the became Mix she cluu to utoria Wlirn she lud Cliil Jr u tLt gave Itiem CutorU mITI iY S 1Avn L iI 41JJ Scat4i J I I A5 6 miIll 1 Peddlers and somp unscrupulous grocers are B e a1e offering imitations which they claim to be prarl inc or the same as Pearline ITS FALSE they are not and besides are dangerous PEARLINE is never peddled but told by all good grocers 39 Manufactured only by JAMES IVLE New York rr tihh otIrci The rilir l Tiuln In the World Via Union ami Ientrsl PIt roads Sixty four hours from rounrll llliirn or Omahi to San FrancIsco A Pull man Vetllbuled tralnt strum heal electric Hunt ball tubule buroer ihoii library and illulur cara palace hotel nn wlieeln I TUB IUL1IKN UATI BPEVIAU every Wednesday 111 Sunninl Ilvrr IntlcnrutorIH tonic cathertln It cures jipcIlA l HIII onitlpatlon Ti have health the Liver uinsl be In order Hlilrt HnteImr IK STem wets H7V Fcarl ttn ilerivcar 7 c were lW KliNSKUYvaCortlaudtsU Krritn Dee Hlilrtn mauls mejisnrfl 0 for in Nvu better at any price ismu and 511 llroadway KennnUit Hlilrtx tnorder to half dozen perfect flttliic north flu 10 CorllonJl st IhCtilh1 fiic CrXTItVI PARK It LEG ACAUHMY The propriclors detre tnauinnntp that they have oh tamed O0eitofl if the rtdlnt ring on the corner of asIh St ini 7th av immediately adjoinIng and connected with theIr larger rinC and that It he their purpose to a vote U entirety to Ci ace of beginuiure sod children thus alTordtnir specIal ai3vatitagea to learner and a privacy wbkii the use cC the larger rIng 10 not atwayi prmtt of No thier rIding azedemy In this wotid poe bessee two cenuected ringi such aa they now Control rnsUnlt French and German teachers Always In at tendance and Hpcclal care given to children for instruc lion luipectlon Inrlled ru BIolzJti VtnP WI SLOWS SOOTHING hYRCP for Children teetblne softens the puma reduces inriummition alla0 all pain and cures vrmd colic Jo cent a botll TO NKOIECT THE HAIR fiTTO LOSE YOUTh andcnmellnera Have It ivllli PAIIKER HAIR IJALiAM IAIIKEIIS ulNOlill 1OMC cures inward pain 1ttt gublicuiious HARPER BROTHERS JltMhh Tliii Hay Fjirjeons New Story TOILER 01 CABYIOV novel By H L FARIEOX Author of Thus Peril of Richard Pardon Creat Porter SquareAunt Par er Ac so Paper Cov ers 4J tents No IJM in llaipers Franklin Square Libra Mr Karjeon pre srvet his charmlnz style emit works oiu a iirlLlux plot with in jiual tLIII Harllord Couruil Harpers Franklin Square Library NFW ISSfm Sto PAPER COVERS n TOILERS OF BABYLON BT B L Farjeoll 40 rIta WTAKEH VE5SKU By I ihrlsli Murray llluttrated by Gcorjo Dti Muurier 50 VIIKX A MANH SIMJIK Hy J M llarrle 35 fill PKKII OF RICHAIIU PAKIIUN Hy 11 L hanson Illustrated 30 Foil FAITH ANU FKEEUOVI By Halter Husnt Inutratei Till COUNTESS tVi Bjr J II tiorthouxe S3 HARPER BROTHERS NEW YORK IT The ubor works Are for sale by nil IwokielJor or will he lent br HAIUKK A HltoniKIlS pootage pre jmid to any part of the Unitf hutc or tmuila OD re ceipt of the price 11 UIirS CATALOdlK Bent on receipt of rca Cents In itamt LIEDERKRANZ CARNIVAL FOR A FLLL AM liTlAIllIL KUIOPT OF TIlE Grand Masquerade of the Liederkranz TonrTiirR WITH THE FPIiNCH COOKb UAII RECEPTION OP K1NTI1 WARD PIONEER TUB MANNERCIIOR FESTIVITY WINK AND LIQUOR DLAIEBS UNION BALL ATLANTAJHJAT CLUB ANP OTHER ATTRACTIVE POPULAR EVENTS OF TIIK PAST VVKEK See TomorrowFSunday Mercury fllhOOttC Offlhhhl AMMllEP it filthily tr d crnnd Lprlnht and Is sellers plsnot nf our muVd whit Ii were rpeciallr telrcied and tied by the su list of ilia M troi oiitaii IJiera lloue ompjiir tuilnit llio past oj rra teuton will be told at a IILeril red in tun Imm our rmulur prlcti tIM hNAIlL Jl ID IMvilll at above Iblll SI l I lfClliu PIANOA Henuoned for lone and Handing I In lulls manufactories irareroom 410 to iO ieat HllinlHn liroadnrs I8thst Iilitonsbulldinif Plaiivs exihaiiired rented or on imiallmeuis SHIRK iIANOS1iill aaiortineut ot these reliable S instruments ulion number of sccoud hand ptiinot various iiiakei und fully repuirod for lals arerooius tleck Hall II lat HlG IL otc1 A LIIIIMITON IIOISH 50Knii nihit IWO toor wt 11 nt IIway hooiia i3a ic cud c newly rcillied lltCilb9 httChtti Ti lT tauulit rat Idly IUMIII nil unit rlamsc I luriulnif terms iiiuiltrale llAUTIKHii 11 atli ar uon otIct I TUB ART EVENT OP TU B EAtON SALE OF THE STEDIHKS COILECT10X at CIIICKKRINO HtU On Tuesday Evening Next Fob 12 bcKlnnlnr nromptly at 8 oclock LAST THREE DAYS OF EXHIBITION AT Till AUGIUCAN AM OAlIUHirS FAMOUS MODEHN PAINTINGS IIY THIi GKEATnST JJAflflUlS Ths irlvMe collection of MR JAS H STEBBINS of this city ON FMtiniTiox hAY Mio rvnsivo from n A M lo I u P I M anil 7 nn in 10 f I M ANUltltAN ART UAIlKKiiS JlAUlhOX thtAlIU XOTIOE Admlt lon tolcKEtUXO hAlt on the nlitblof ialMiy CAItli DMA ni reserved pest to bi bad FIIEK un applyIng bj letter to the manager TIIOMAB F KHlTlV Auctioneer AMKKICAti Alit ASSOIIATIUS ManAjfrs Sm and H Kss 23il it Madison square tlrTil AVFxiT ALT OAItiRIlii LI IllXl iTII AV MAll 3ITH HT FHFE EXIIIBlTlONTuY AND PVKMNO FIRST coiMCTivr rxTTiniTinN or WORKS at CIlAItlKS II MILIKII N A Comprlilnr views of Long Itland at East llamnlon ItiIin Far itockaway alley stream Ureedmoor and Jstrhogns mtWllA IS ITS KNTIRRTV TIlE AUMIUCAN AND CANAIIIAN FALLs Also a Metropolitan series of MiW CORK FltOM yKWTOWM CIIKKK NEW YORK FKOM LOXa ISLAND CITY SEW YORK FROM WKHUAWKKS and 111111 IHU1K1P Fill IVI UARLBM LANG TOEether with many eiamples In oil and water folorC hy outer artttta which have iiesn selected and purchastl by Hr MILIKII as repreientatlvo specimens tbtlj W r TO 1IR SOLD AT AUCTION TIIUBHUAY ANU FllIDAY KMiNINOS FEll 14 AM In l AT H OOLOOK ROHEHT hOMKIIVIMK AUCTIONEER HY UHTUIIH t CO iiinntnI S3 WALL ST I NEW TORK VKHKUAJIV 7 IRS J TO HOLDERS OP OUR RKOKOANIZATION IIBUEIPTS FOR SECUKITIUa OP THE St Clesapeate and 01 Railway Co WE Altr NOW PREPARED TO BEGIN TUB iniAsrn OP OUR itccniiTS FOR B COVPONI4 riTUHENCV ItONPS IFIKKII INTKUEMT SCull ALL CrVHHKH OF STOCK for the noir lecurltlM ot the ClIRSAPnARR AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY an reorjanized 1 Receipts for II bon3fl will be exchaaffed on aol after Wedneiday Peb 13 lbs DREXEL MORGAN CO ATLANTIC TRUST CO n tYlllliiiii Nt New York ASSETS DEC n 1R88 72500fg DUE TO DEPOSITORS 0074503 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SI175d leotitorr for money ordered to be paid into Court Intrrrfft on dullv balances at current ratr Acts ai Executor Admlnlttralor iuardlau Triuiea FeKlmrar for Companies rir lUDlcipilltier or at Triutti let lUllroud or other rorporatlon mortuaid0 1IMAM 11 I MALE fretldenL UlllN L iiKKI lit Ue 1ies Til DM HITCHCOCK d ViooPrst TAMES P SfYDAJI Secretary JAMES 11 1UUC Amt bocrclary ividcitd unit 3jntcitjt Louisville and Nashville R E Co r ExelhANGI rue MV vuuK l Jnu a l t The Board of Dlrertnm it thin Comn in live thit dny declared a dividend at tilt1 rat of T O 1er Cent l i lile I in stock or In wrlu iIi ierhille Intn norU i iil lllh lay or tVhniar IsI l lomcli a liallh re sltrH tOfklHilderaor the uuiapiiliy at a 1 M on the Will day otlunuary IWt The slack transfer boot will clone nb n i 1 VI nn Iniu 21 ttl and reopen at lu A V on the lllh day nf Uo ruary IBeu KX XORTOV reddest l I I ITEJ s1tiioi ct THtAhtJJIilt IJ1TICK sm BKOA1HVAT J MV YORK Jan 2 h hSA JI f I 14Jt 1lIfliN1 i I The Transfer fools of this Coropaiiy will be cue Feb I at 3 r M and reopened Teh 10 TIIEt F WOOU Treniuifr ITIIITEIIRIIiiT rVKl CflMlANY 18HROAIHVAV WIIITEBRIUST 4 V NEW YORK Jan n i lean Iho Boird of Uireco ot this company hat this day declared tie u ualoiur lerlydhluend of OKI ANt THItl JIMRTKRS Uii i 1Klt 1TNT out of earnlnirs for the nuartcr eniilnx Per tl Icijil payable at thin otOc on Mid utter Feb lij IHM to Horkholderii of record ou hut duo The irnntf tiooVs win bs ciofd from Feb 7 to let II Lolh incliiBhc 0 II JAKMRUb Treasurer fIifluu1 atk 4J AIA OK MIlilRY Intenne inlcrtm vonileifiil 13 tiower reniarkablti conterkions sIxth week of th f reat reliffious nwnLfmn at Beekman Hill Mttb idic liisopal riiurch Katt i ith st conducted by tie Her Thomas HirriAOit exancellHt special sermon at IiioJ A II lbs Liilotvinent of 1ouer hnlloMrd br luirL of Mory At 3 ao r M praIse errlce Iou lesS llmony from convert and altar nork ti I M ii men merlin o4 r t I Cuba young i eik 7 4i t preacliinir and revival AT UNION TABERNACLE 3rtth st betwcn llroadway and 7th avfl J Miu sin lastor a serifs of discourses on the ook of 3ev lulionn conducted by Thomas Hounuu I blind aluufiiit rauffelist ohitnen ink feb 11 lntt T hPIIIVO VTREIrlT PHESB TKRIAX CIlLRii A Rev A Vi Ilaltey pantor I liQ lre hylerbn in In New York City 74li iircacLliiK by the Hey Chureg K llerrlnt NEW JirtfiUiM nifnoii rait aiih tt hOtSeoii 1arU and ltklniiton nvs the Kev i M rtwunU paitor erniM at II A Jl the llev Jmrnh IVii Ueneral 1aKtorof the Mattarhuteltii AMocfallon Wit prtnch hnbjittj leavIng Iho house sil I I orally flea topic for tli Kingdom cC liods nets and Its Conto quencet In hale iVorId and thin Other fIXAKCIAL AND COVMEIICIAL New Tork Shock KichnnKe Halfn Feb L velDt napes iirp soars nouns if fltBKJa In U Ii Se BN Car snl tax W r I LouisIana cn is HL N C II leslie 0 Ni N c iltown en104 7N 0 COIL 41 534 11 y O VV K II teals 6 IIVIIMI nirm or nvltrb jtmi SOlD limit AUn rIt tstaI V p415L r io7l un U fv fa IMtl IKI C H4UC 109 IUH II 7 R 11a IKA 132 II II 45 r I2f4 lam V S r 1807M IIt s 41 3211 V 8 IM iRiia5 U N M ISV9 131 rtAIIKAJP HI oTitri aavl IW IWOlV ft AII A Lao 1mm 2lh il L N A A Ch en 07H r i2 UI iutt ill IKi Ill All A iac l t 1 J u Aich AC let tOIfs I r jruyn Il 11 Ill BilAHtLTiV 1C an u T 1 WKS uuI 5 Mar ihs vd 107 in Btfch reel let l sn 5 Hob a o gui 4 t cmia lCoal IMIU5 10 4iiI Jit 4 04 U 1 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274 Atlantic I Pac 0 40 l4 S jail Boston A L Dt10 104 104 l03l Ito ICioo Cameron Coal 30 3 54 3u4 813j 4710 Canada Southern 54U Mia Li4L O4 544 JOurint Iowa 1t4 16W 1 1414 It4 200 Cbea Onlo 21V 2tit 31 31 2114 2OU C AO IjtpC l1 1044 15W 184 11141 scutlchiicaE Ill 43 I 4544 434 434k 4Jhi 2033 Chic E ill pf esjj iui Iiit 50 55 IMiChic4 Allen358 135 134 135 140 710 Chicago Uax 8114 Sni 38f4 5 b4lirhlc Ii WI07U 107i 1Oil4 IO34 10 wchW yr141f4 ltli 14144 I4Oi 4j4 4H43C B i U IQ7 107 1001 200 looti 16730 ti H 6 Ht P 64W 5414 634 in4s 140C M A MP I ot02 103 hit 11145 C H la 1ac 5 I 54 07 n7t 974 500CrfctLP HI 11 Iii 1054 1Il OC5tLAItif 41 41 41 4taj 41 bhiiSCtflISLLt1tf44 IOU Itr2 br toe llWClllw A B 1 I I 1 Illi3 r O I 1 721 7405 72 71 74f4 UKXItolordo Coal HMJ ee 3S4 ip at ole CoU II V i TeL 37f 27D r i 274 it ii 001 5 August 41 4Mf 4 47ff 044 10 ColA UrMllcDt u iI 21 24 214 100 CousoL Coal JB 20 Jil 23 24 Mil Consul lie Co HJU lJ j KJ B2W HJW lilOOeI t Iluil onI36j 187 I30U MU Is osj 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tImi 74 ti4ii 0 CIt IIilcnTil I faw p1i H4 713t4 SI4 71a wv iuitf iriv Vl 5 7h s iuil J7g The total fairs nt stocks were iiOlua share SUfcTON LOIIKU QITOriTlUKl lila 41114 tin JMH At T S IV tsj 53f4 His Ten com 17 I7u boo c Albnny 915 VI IK Cent pf 1H 40 lice t Mainn 170 ITS Am Pull i217 214 CM I jiiirnor A24 Sl4 0 eat hna LaniL 4744 2741 at ioithotti 24 ii tins A Moriiaiia ttt lcx font 4i 1414 7114 Hullo A Dunou 2H Mcx CcnMiK Iblii ISPA Santa Ko vii 2 rnhLglIlrilk 40103 11701L11033 flld lll I KM 4111 nraa r m Is UJ inj Itliljti Vallfr R4V 244 lhllt Plsiof H 5 MVilililirhONHo SIlJ M rillA It 2 lnr TJli TI p unirivauu Sats U4 Pliiltlltdit SU 6I U Latest LOMOX QCOTATIOMr Aijiiitlc 1 fit vv 1st BijfLonlivilo A Naihrill 02 ilUnllol lit W id Itf4 iS Y feniral ll fuuaillAn facllio 1341 Noriliern Iacinc uf remittal Inclilc 5i9 Norfolk 0 s of 64 Hile common 2i4lrsnnhyIvana 67 brio 2d corDig 11KK i lleadlni 4U llhnoli renual I1H n Paul common CiiJ I KanaasATexis I3W Union Pacino itM Luke Shore l04s1 i dabuhjif 2 i rnnuT Fab 8 Tho feature of todays dialms upou the ritoclc Exchange was a moderato reaction ox tending through neatly time entire Hit The notable exceptions wore Richmond Terminal common Clap oil St L nod Chicago 4 F f 1 and 0 0 0 and Indlnnnpolls All three closed materially higher than last night In spite ot the fairly effective solllne ot the rest ot tho list for both accounts The movomont la lllelimond Terminal Is based upon tlio sub fttnntlal progress that ban boon nmdo toward wlmt ninountA to practically n reorganization orpGilinpa more properly n rondiiislmont of thocnpltallzatlon of the company It IB un dorstood that plan has bron agreed tiiion In ncconlanco with which the comimiiy will Iseno u uniform obligation for Ht mcAcnt collateral trust bonds Ita preferred Mock and for the flontlno debt Incurred by the purchase of the control of the Georgia Company Tlioso three oblIgations amount In lotiiul iiuinlois to tlfiOOOOOU This will loavo the comimny with only two oblIgations ouNtnnillniT nuinolv n eollatcinl trust bond nnd tlio I ptoselit corn mon Block It Is understood Hint tIle amount of thin collatoinl trust iits1o l will io l IIxoil nt J2iX0UO which would scorn to Itidlciito that tlio managers of time oomnnny have la mind the ncaulBltlon of additional propertIes At leant thoy era maklnn provIsion for lxtonIlng time Bvetom fihotild It booome denlrablo to dim so Tho most Important result of tills plan will lio to solidify the tIctrnond Toimlual system The plan wo have outlined la not osfcntmlly illfier cnt from ono that wv prcsontcd In this ooU u inn ns Ilkoly to bn adoPted nt the tlino time Georgia Taclllo purchaso wits made Tlio continuous aavanco In tile stock of the socnlloil Big Four Company and In 0 C C nail Indlanaiiolli corroborates thin current ro IHirtH tliiit tprniH have boon nirood unon for an amalgamatIon of f those two properties It Is reported that the Cairo Mneonncs antI Chi onco will also bo a party to the alllanco It In ImiiosMblo however to obtain hilly trustworthy Information regarding this ruportod deal Tim failure of n large eommorcml concern In Boston the persistent dIscussion of the railroad sItuation In Iowa br Chicago operators tocillior with the realizing that yesterdays strong mid active innrknt must havo provoked wero conjointly responsible for tho setback that time market experienced lodny Incept In Iho Granger Blocks prices did not yield lonillly nod It was only In thom that noteworthy declines woro rocotded It la understood that the champions of lower prices intend to piocuro tho publica tion tomorrovv morning of nn attack upon the credit of time Chicago ami Northwestern Com pany presumably prepared by their alleged expert accountant Thoy showed more conr age today than they have for a wool but the manner In which prices recovered from the two sharp attacks they made could not havo Inspired thorn with much coulldonco In tIm correctness of their vIews The large number of Important negotIatIons that nro bolnit conducted with a vIew of brine Inc certain properties Into closer relations with each other Is the best guarantee that whatever la favorable In the general situation will bo utilized In the stock market at least until those negotiations are complotod The tendency of n croat majority of stocks Is to icnoro the pros sure that It constantly being exerted to force n decline In the Ornneor stock No clearer Illus tration of the effort ot boar operations upon business could bo desired than that which may now be seen ovary day by contrasting the mar ket for the Grancor stocks with that for the rest of hue list The good fortune of the Treasury Department In being able to buy an unusually large number bonds Influenced thn Into trad ing favorably so that the closing was strong at a partial recovery from the lowost prices Final sales compare with those of yesterday us follows Feb 7 FrI S Fe 7 1 ¼ PS Atch TA R pf Slit tOii Nor Pac pf iiJI iI4 AIL Pacific B hji N Y Central 110 I lirin r nn Southern M 5441 N V A N K 4 4 44 c C C a Ind 72U 74 N J Central IKVt W C K A Q 10754 tOA Omaha com 3VU 3214 CAEajiiil 4V 4 4l4 Omaiiniir SI Iit4 Ch A ii III pf DU Pt Ontario AW IX 10 Consol Gao KJSj fan Or a Jl Sar 07 hem pal l L A WestMJM uiajioreiroit A T C S1 Ji Pel A lIudannlTlilg I3 S Orerou imp 72 74 Erls 2 w 28J Pacino Mali tvt EastTenn Oh ftjlllocl idnnl RUE hl Fast 1 id nfd JJU 244 Illrh t hi P I 2lHi 97 anTexas KM lifj lilch i 1 f i ft til4 iii Ion A Nauli nl ti H Heading 4 Z 441 take Shore I04J4 lOS 1st L K V 2H 2 UKAttest IHJi IC ISLL A San Fpf BJ14 ht41 L E AW of Cii 97 8t Paul com ttltj 011 Ulch Central W4 iiSL Paul 5 Man 1044 1944 Missouri Pac 7104 71 ik Tex Par Zji 2t55 Nash A Chat MiM K7 Iulon Pac 1414 c4 Norfolk AtVDf K 5151 Wan A P nf 27 2 Korthwestcoml07 2004 Wsst Ill 1st l W cit Nor Fan com 27U 27 IWneel A 1 K UP5 tfrf Government bonds featureless at iinchanced quotations Hallway bonds les nutlvo and Ir reculur Time moro important not chances In nrloeswore Aitianrnl ContiniracinuliliiiB u t cent to 1O7 Colorado font ii i to 101 lilenco Gas light nud Coke lets 1 to M7 Elizabeth Loxlntton und Die handy late 1 tu 105 East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia cold 5s U to 105 Gulf Colorado and Santa Fd TatsyitollG Hockinc Valley 5s sto85 Houston Texas Contra cenoials t r to 711 Iron Mountain 5s IS to 88 Louisville Now Albany nnd Chicago consols to US Mobile pod Ohio generals 2 toSO Itlclimond and Al lcEhany2d D SI Itcts lh tn il Ht Ixiuls Arkansas and Texas Ists to 07 and Tulodo Ann Arbor and North Michigan hats 1 T cent to 10G Ilecltned Chosanoako and Ohio c 4s 4 V cent to 8fi4 nnd currency Cs U to34 Chicago and East Illinois generals 4 tolUSS Denver anti Illo Ornndo Western Ibts Au 1 ID 78 Green Uiy Winonu and 8t Paul Inoomnp 1 to 28 Itlclimond and Allecbany IBIs M Bets to hit Headinu general 4s ii to pi l and 2A preference lucomoa tI i to 73 Texas 1a chic Ists 7i to SUV and Toledo Ht Louis and Kansas City hats a t cent to 98 In bank stocks 7 shares of Bhon and leather sold at 152 and 1C shares of Continental sold at 130 In the Unlisted Department the sala or Na tional Transit certificates crude petroleum were 444000 barrels nt OOVtSTs onts V barrel closing at bli The market for Amer ican Cotton OH Trusts was strong The saltH were 12537 shares at SGitiuV1 clonlnc at 56 Other trnnnactlons were In lit Uoaort 500 shares nt 2 llruuBwiek Company 1725 shares at lOif UO ieorela lnclllc2d eoneoll dated us 2000it iii hucnr Jlollnerlcs stock 3200 l shares nt 85a7 closing ut Pfi Ohio Central liOdO shares at 4 and Kingston uiiil Iombroke 6210 chutCi at ll5elU2H Money on call 2 cent Time money in good supply nt 3 1 cent for four months 4 V cent I for eight morithi und 45s t cont for twelac months Commercial paper In uocxl domatul 1rlmo doublename paper Is quoted nt 4SI1 V cent and Hindu name nt 55 V i cent Sterling exchancn very dull Jomlnnl ask I I Ing rates f48rHf487 for lone bills and tI9 for demand Actual rates mictinnuml at 4Hio l4Bn for 0day bills i4R8LHS6 lor sight drnlts and cabbu transfers MBanHSfc i Todiya offers to sell United States bonds to tho Government aggregated 1581100 us fol lows 4h registered illOnt 129 i 4lroils brad f JDOO ut IOJ4 5d7100 at 109 and tSP 000 at 103H Hie coupon 11000 at 109 The acceptances were 41 V cents rcclsloied VJ7COOat lOP nnd t2050OOD nt SOP 4a V cents coupon 1000 nt 10S Hal The gross earnings of the Chloasro Ht Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Itallroad for Decem ber wcio iJ7fi70 a decrease of till331 as compared with the same month of the previous rear and for the year lass tao groas wis6 lie120 a docrenee of I12ii3U ns compared yltbJRH7 Time St1itll MhnnetpohI and Man itolm llailroad earned cross in January tri4 000 or J8SOOO less than for the same month of last year and the Dnliith South Shore anti At lantic liftIIroad earned In cross during Inmi nrv 80705 nn increase of I13U79 over the same month ot 1BS3 Mr Edward J llonvlnd of the Borwlnd White Coal Jompaiiy has been olooted President of bile Colorado Coal and Iron Coniptny Ho vrlll locate itt I Colorado and personally aiipurvlao tIme onoratlons of the company Time ontlro Issue of Northern Iacinc nnd Jloiitnnit llAlltoail first mortgage bonds Hint wore olTercd about n wonk nuo by 3louosrs ld ward Hwoot V Co and Docker howell A Co of this city has been clood out Tho business failures occurrIng durlns lime last seven days an reported to 1UG Dun A Co number for tbo United States 273 anti for Can ada 30 or ft total of 801 us compared with a total of 33Jlust weak and 842 thin nook pro vioim to tho lust 1or the correspondIng weok of last year time Hcutcfl were 28H imulo up of 217 In the united Status nnd 52 In tile Doiulnlon of Canada Tieasiiry bulancos coiupnio as follows us 7 i S Ill IlG 702 hi7O Leam tenders lJittU tlu147413 101811 yZIm2K3e 512um84 Miter linlancr f19uil hast aniliut flntWtro yeetir day UetHKlis In nalloual banks l477477i sfaliist 51rle4suJl 3 ecttrdsi Monoy In London 24 1o 2j coat Discount In time open market 2 lo 2 V cent Iho amount of bullion gone Into tho Haul of Knu hand on balanuo today In 18000 Purls lid vices iiiot i V centS at fcu05 and checks on London 232U TIme pales of minim stocks nt the New York Consolidated Stock and Pctioloum 1xchimouge today nero as lollows omts Nane Uicnlii IHatnL LfHLfjt CZOSIu2I7 alit Arnader 1 15 1 IC 1 Ii I til I 1102 A510t14 2 7ii 214 91 40 I iialick ii II hi fi liruniwick I ii I ii I0uluuillomu I 71 91 1 21 1 til tSYlloIlc 1 TI I Wi I 54 1 BO SI Itarceioia tij tiI i 4 411 Con Cal A a S 73 8 57 II 7 8 71 71S 4211 5581cr 01 5 5 S 400 Colctije 4 iii S is 2 IS n ru 44 iailwuod lerra 1 05 I 7 I 40 I 75 l2J El Cnhmo I Iii I 51 i 411 1 40 110 Itztteiuer I 43 I 4 I 4 1 di Ilix IIoIok 4 0 4 3Ojiilloilyoo4 1 u u 3K 3 4t Imern Sliver ti t 411 K 0 911 tunic A loramnss 4 15 4 III 4 ii 4 f Ml Iron Sliver 4 JiJ 3 ei a 0 J Sl lImo llttle ltlet 29 27 211 Slf iii0i Ledvltto I I II it 11 tail Niltilill 8 5 31 IV I 4 I 4 1 4 1 45 ieei Dhidle liar 10 lo 31 341 ISotIntarie2i Id 95 2 31 12 M 12 I IttiQiickalIver 7 21 7 25 7 9 7 25 1i3Qulckslhier p03i I 414 II 29 411 18 Oil lIe I lemouth is 147 45 87 8 57 H t 7 7n 34ii0Ilappahamnoc 9 15 II n 4tOOSuiJIvami von IS I 25 I 15 I 25 II Cuter or 1 tel 1 04 5 01 I 45 2551 SlIver ilinof I v ts lit 14 5 9315 Sutro Ton rusts Sil 511 89 51 130114toshione 4 5 5 8 lio L4iItI Cornier I 15 I 15 1 tO I 10 Tb total trsnsactloni were 47210 n4marsi Xrw York MnrUrta rniDAv Fob 8 FJXJUR AND MEAL The market tot wheat flour rontliniei to how A tmrdetninf iftndpucr but there U no decided adiancs to quote CDTTOI siiturefj opeuvl at at harp decline under n weak Liverpool rtport end the tntmici 4 report of a latterly Increaei l ovtrliitid movement Janunry tteui itfadlfd up a little but the Increase4 receipt at the Interior ton ni called a fresh decline and the clone wai 7r9s tiolnts Ion er than yesterday but tlie smaller Hock at InTerior towns cuuncd a kteaatcr closing Recelpu Ht Interior tonui lions Homewliftt larger lisa last week but ttftck tlirre wtre reduced 21151 bale Cotton un the snot fairly ctr but l easy initMIlnff uplands loVvct OulfD lOKr Kerrlpt al the port this tmy J iTn7 boles I l The folluwiiiff are clotme prices bid hot futures with I ileit atficroirutiiii Ull1 bale February 1750 hay inac August 102SC I Mitrcti Mhlc I June 1U10C j pteinber 0 Ho I April t3c July lolicuctoter tCla i rjiOTi iots Lard luturen Hers dull but there was no further dccitne1 Hales lOXJ tct al aU7il7c for I May AfL Chaog the cliwe wa teaily i at 75e for bniarr 725c for March 7 J7c for Mar and 7 OTC for litlr Spot lard wa dull but steady nt 0 NC for h prime cur 7 34371st lor triune to clinic Western and 77iw for reuueil for tic coniheitt 1ork lull 4 at 4b175fIi tar new iiifn Iul meat in fair I demtnd ultn PWJ fru pickled bellies regular irplifhts 74i174c JO RB finokiruhclljeii at PC liejO 1 i i lcklej shoulders tWc and 10U do horn 0hSIUe I 1 tlreaed hogs trier ut Uy Pvt VIgil 7 4r lallovr teady but qoiet At 3c IBAI U litat fnlure npenea buoyant nn ft demand to coO er contract but theta WAS Uttl apecuatlou for tIle itme and as tlii lfinnn l fell oITi ncen needed sale I 7jHtXibjil at iC i1i11t lot lebrn I try li68089375c for March J c for April i4IttlIitc for IHJ I L4 I rtaiT fur June u 4f4i3t for Jily and iWJsmtyJic for cccniber upot heat uu Driaer but the only taie were 1 iu jO bimi NO red n Inter to a local miller I atfi Hcde tiered Inthari earl future a en uv4luscIle prices iluctuMilinf unlcioitliXKllirttly Inwer K len H1U4 I IIi tool at 44f544i1c tur ebrunry 1 twi44 for i Urct 48s44e for April 4J4rHr fur Mny sid I 1 4i4in far June 1 hput torn MII ilrtnlv IielJ ctuffkiitrf trad o 2 niisnl 401Jtjlic In ete vator slIt ateanirr do 4lMj llHc in ch Unr I lame were farther iltprr oJ enmcUnly on th not elI j for t nrty ri lvpry pales HOIMI IIUMI including op Ions NoJ mixed at 315C for February SIc for MMrrli I and Li344C for lay and ou lbs ppou SIf4i3e for whIt and J QJo for mUed atin notitlty aUo No a white iec on the Spot Otter IhAnife Uheat teHly Nn y red winter for February u ic 1 ilarch ftlfac I May ihMiO lunewXc Ucc murr lltij Corn aieaiir I No 2 mixed for Tebruary 42ac 1 MarcO 4Jfje April 444am Uy 4i ic OatvMcak u J mixed for Feb ruary 3Ja M rcu uic lay 32cm No white for Virtli haSte tiK jRirs Coffeo on the ppoc firm And qnlet sales liv lists Hlo Jfo I at lu mil cxin LutfA Cuculta at INc lIla option W TQ rrincr but eoniovvnat irregular anil un Killed oileo3iiSitlafi cluJhikiteHdy with leUers at m in rommowig tIce I FebruaryIS o i June 15tnfl Septemberl I March tS l lot July l lOc October laine I April 15710 l Autfust 5cNoemtJtrl61ic I May I57iit t Haw tusnn iu better demand ami firmer fair reflnirijr rnba 4m INc l and ftanJanl centrifugal S U lUc Hale H7t bs Penmmbuco H7 teat at 411OUc Mulaitrea bttajy soles 2 araoe Cuba to arrive At SQWc for I N tcit and liii lihJ8 Hataiinant b74o lIst S wr means Joubliu at 3 M4c lea very nctlve rxjOU lialf I thesis 1iiiiT huey tikau byuleadlni Jobber on private torms MfTu 1 ttrnit tin more nctive and sleety despite weaker foreIgn mUlr1 dee 4U ion at 2m10c for April cIoKiiijr ntit3c fur titot unit Jl Wc fur April Jnsot coppir dull an I C 1 M H have u wtnker fieluu chosltig at HJ 4fp for February Lake and li00c for tcbruirr C l it i end in better demand but the close nai birly leidy at u7Sc i oar February sates SO ton at 8 77Jp4C for spot a75c fur March and UtOc for ApriL f141ol rniiL3 tplriti turpentine quiet but Heady soles IO I I libi at 40c Iisil UA In aiMhe demand taVP 2tI iill l In JB rollout luo bObs h 1 at liu 1401 111 1 J147W IV btU W ii VtV nt 3cJt3371 also aau bTiK Rood Mtralned to M Imintitir Crud certlfcaten opened dull and then declined to W Sc thIs wan followed by a rally to t7ic The market then broke harpy cloin weak opening Ht 87U aelmz at hOf ci7ViC and closing at C0 t she sales W OOJ bblM IUer Stock Market XEW YOIIK Friday rob Receipts of heeaci UJWJ lnidudiii 1U4 car loads for exportation nlltcand deiid 54 car loads for city Manchlerers direct and bit car Pale fur themiirLet 4nd H citrlosdsof Sale cattle Here held over yesterday The demand was mod erate sales were very nlon at n shade reduction from the current lUiirc i t 0 eiiflesdty bait und n hairdozen ar lids iiers In call atler lUoclorLM Native sleera raned from eau in Si 40 0 f nn flu 0 I car losdi of lu Hiltry tf I vvrjteril tileem ut a Mlall fraction over tt f4 IOu hs and hulls unit dn cows at V22QI Nnsllfu meats ot live vlooV or rub meat from this Intl i to day enincrt lo tall henco lo I intirrovor tin Sunday are to taVn n it KlMf quarlers of beef anil 2O07 beeves IlortjlnEsnf cclTfs Ill liead niutnly Western calves which mid at UtitJH m Y t lno t n A bunch of fed calves went at 52 and a few tiglmt vealu at fUVl HrcetidK of cheep nod InmLa tll l and 4341 were carried over yeiterduy Pull but a made tinner and all sold except a halt doren car loads Sheep ranged from tJt yj to F 73 t ino a Iambs from S3 50 to tl om ItLcelpuof hugs IU30 all for slaughterers direct No tradIng lit liis line Hull feelln and llio noiiilujl range ho 1 troipe1 i to M3fiu Ul moe MATU1W ZNTRLLIO1fNCF MIVIATfKK 1LWAVAC IBIS PAT Soc nles 7ttPoniMt I 3 27 I Moon isle Z 04 ninn WSTCR THIS bar Sandy Honk 2 331 I Icy Inland 3 131 t Hell Hate f 01 Artlrnl Fnirar Feb R Sr Verndnm llonjer Kotterdjm K Mrliannla Pnrarolii Antwnriv M lie lurti r Arptlen Antwerp Hit Inks huirrior Htewart Liverpool M Khvnland Urimn Antwerp ls Xanilasn Allen Cleninriicr 55 Pomonv cook Port Itnria h Venice Molt Catania hM ew iirleau llalvey New Orleans fiSenecn Onlck New Orleanr HN Ialiamii llernlt tlnvann KnAnnai llaittnw torwin Provlileuue Mnurandotte Kell Uei mud a hi Illrbinoml Jrnin 7 Illi luiiond 1 rrimiiahouchee I lisrietu Mivatinlh Mllennorx Ilrnneic Portland Hark I rrante Mooloi Muriclllsi listS Jinnle Purker barker Illaye For Inter nrrivnlf see tlblng About Town AuiuIvi i n I ntr M Iroi hla from Sew Yorl at Itlolantern h 5 Alil teri1nin ironl I NQUT tort at Rntlrrdatu Se riaiuiin from New Vork at London lOll I II riiov ronnri rests tit Spain from Liverpool for New York Mi Alter from Snutiuunpton for Hew York F Wllikominen from lireinen fur New York hs Clement from Para fur haw Vork DI1D ALIISONAt Plalnfleld K J Tuesday Feb c Mm J O liovey aged UO years and 1 uiontht widow ol Eat Alllion Funeral services Fell I0at French angelical Church lnhut at 1251 i PM Interment at Qreenvooi S1QE1OW At Mew York on Friday Full a Jane Poiiltney wife of John ulgelovr lu the twth year of her age Funeral services at fit fJeorges Church RtnyTesatil square on Monday the 1 llth mast U4a oclock A M CAVt After a lour stckneta Abble SI daunhterof JobnW and Finals A Cave aged 1 year and 7 months Ilelativesand friends oft family are Invited to attend the funeral services livdar atao clock at 91l2 Herkl alec st iirooklyn Kindly ritnitllowera DBIAMAThltAt hit rttldcnce 4J4 Went 20th it Ihurtday Feb 7 twIll of pneumonia Cornelius II Ie laniitier at d t7 years and 3 months Funeral lervlcei uuday Feb li at2 P M at Church of Divine Palernliy Ath av And 4Aih tt FANMM On tedneixlayevetiliiir Ctll OIL of pass manIa Wimhlein I nnniiiK in the 73d year of his age Funeral service IhlsmornliiK at 10 oclock at 25 East 45th 51 l Interment In Mrepy Hollow Cemetery at convenience or Mtnlh FUAMIM At lievsni tubs on Friday Feb P I of pneumonia Fabiana tt widow of J It FraucLo Nolleo Interment riereuf ter C1UAIIAM On Tbundar Feb 7 atJ443P M John llrahnm aicd M year Funeral from his late reildence 807 8th av Sunday itt 10 at I 3o P 1 M lriemils nail tnemberiof lUnry Clay Council A I of II are invited to attend OtMllKli in Wednesday Feb u Charles Uunther In the 47tti 3 SiC nf his age ItelatlveH arid friends alto York Lodge No 197 F anil A M and hiceUIir Association are Inrlted tottttenil the funeral from his late residence lOS Kast 4ih st to dsj at 1 M oclock Pleaie omit Row en IllUUIIIRfi Joseph Her7herir brother of Aaron Moritz and leo llercbrrir aired A3 years Funeral from lime late resilience M Adams Kt Brook lyn bltidov niarnmn el 1440 oclock Pbs 11tin lhirulnt1 Feb 7 at lierila Certnanyof aPOPleXY John C Koch lit lretdnlof Eagle 1ons a lii mte 724 year of tile age StOlLthYln Feb 7 U the residence his parents AM East VJTili st Arthur U ion ot StrIct II and Katherine K Molnney aged 2 years and u month UOKAUKZ On Ueduesdity evening at 7UO oclock Henry son of Simon and Clara Morawes IOMMlKIu On Feb 7 Teresene derstle widow lullns lloaenberir In the aid rear of her age Funeral from 1 East Sell st Sunday Feb 10 al 930 A M l WAN In Broollrn on Thursday Feb 7 Lilen II I Vanou Friends are invited attend the funeral services At the resident of Sir Jame A Patlerson 123 Park place tills afternoon at 2 o clock un Fat 11dm Url Fvit Anpry V The IludKou County 1nt Mens AssocIation is brealkliu iii Krctnt quarrel In the oreanl tlou hart mused thu rtilKnmon if many Influential members tetierlav KuKene Mou1 the Irerldelt and KrauL Me tonnhi and Merheu rirliistil retlgnrd Trattus Lewis a41Upoun l man was eincted ljrfdi tit In SIr Muuts lace It is said that A in n club La l tube formed by I lie numbers who liii rrv iied Court Csindai Thla tSar Bunt EMnCouBTOiiAMBKnn Motions BuBooirij Consrh ill of 8 II Peck a P U t c1ptt 1ottt EAST KIOIITVhlTOM f TRITr Seir YOrk tU preim Court lolm J Jones ut nlis fxrculnrs a it plaintiff air ii lift Uiuiiltoi Mciuw Jim uitKrr do ftii UntH Action J In I puriutntft of a Jiiitcmeut nf foreclosure AIM HR duly iiiiiiu and entered In the uhove entitled iciin alit hearlnr dati UIA l Iiy uf lleceinmcr li4Pl I tin ii 1 rtersUreil will soIl at public auction at tlie heal l J ti i lixchanifO and Xtiition loom llinllt ill No 0 ti ni Liberty utrcet in 115 city or New York n Moiiduy Hi u 3151 lay or Juniurj bOO tt JJ Uotlc lliii by 41 u ham Kiinelly A Era J nuitlfnfri the Linda anl tIll beii l In nlI l JuUntriit nitntluiied and tlttreiit iJe rn U 1S fiillJW All that certain lot pli c nr parcel of liiul ufth lb ImproTeineiiti Ihereon I situate l injr coil btlnirlntlisi CitY or v SW Vork htiuulcd nnd CesrilcJ us foil s lo wit Iteffltmin nt A mint on ih I northerly tide nf ItehtyMccond utrrrt tilitant one hiiidrc I aToll etntt 1 C lUo ftet ihater j rIo i the curlier loritpii I bythjin er Scru Ion of the north rl ildr of liklit SfCfml utriet with theeaiterlyildefjr iunrtli iii oil oi runnliiktiiire rortlierl paiAllcl wtih fourth Li Clihit illS lmiilre uil 1 lye feet and two iiulnH ho hiS centre hlc I the blorlc between Llxlit econd jiiiUhitfluy I lOrd Mt tls tir I n ea terly amid ulomr Hid ttntre line thirty even t tc und six luchcn tbnce southerly ash tirtUiil MI I i lourtti Ill ChIll and purl of the win tiiroitkU i at HII IL ore liimJrMii I wil feet tiiif ivu I DM P to I U4 I nortlierlfldo of UchtyMeroud etftnt and I ilicm ie51 triv stub ulonjc liirlit ecitiI l urcet thirl it i n eel 51111 NIX Ilicilea lii the l oint ii nd plice of lKiiiniiu I ated New cr Jtceinbrr html IHH UINMh It tlUMI Jlofere MliTIX J 1 KhOlilI IlMnllflVAtlortiC Temple Court N TIme sale of Ihe stove tsrlieil iremliei U hereby a Journedtu rebrnaiy iltli Il1l4 at lite solos iliuv sod jiiie luted Ncvv orjt Ininitry2l t JCHJ lii 1 1 NNi U lubEll I I Ref ree MARTIN l KlOfill I I riiliitiiU Atturucv lenijdoCunr Y iAsr IhiilhTl oUruNfl TllltlTay ionic No IJ lreliie onrl Jfflni J lour 1 ft ui an reciii iC ir iilMintllc axiinnt lUuiillou ikCair AUJ oIlier u ftlJtiiilf UiionNo I 2 In purtiiiiiire of n jiiljmfnl rf fnr Llfnur en i l Sue 4 lIly itiiitle nril luierd J in the aboVe tntltkil action nn 1 t arlnir lisle i thu 21it tliy of Prrein er I0i J I the u rlLrmi 1 will eil 11 jmiillc SuIt iii at tlr I I Itil I In ii tixchau util Atitllfu Jiooin MDiltv l NUIVI to S 1lhnrly feirret in I lie iity if N ite rk on MoiiUy Im JUtiUyuf unuury JH I at lutluck Inc p i l y i itt i Kftiiinlh A Hr uuitioiifcr tli S UndHflU rremln t cnld JuuKUitni iiieijtljuej and iLrroliM eaCriteu 4 ii i ow1 All tint cTKt Ilu In pir or parrel of Ivi I willi t i C Mltr ntinciiu Ill 15011 iituote hlnjr Cli 1 f c nirnt i 4 lib S of iM ifirl hMntlotl aij1 iles i rimel 1 iw lsl halo c own Jle tnnliu at n holia OIl I lie t r Uirv it f linMv fccrutil s reel ilUlaia two ImiiUruJ iitil lrtri i feet Mr Iuiihmi Mn crly Iroin lh I is cutler rnmM I y H ie Dlir nlloi iii in I nnrtUrrl slila r likiry Jt c I I sIred Mitl tin ulcrty fMe of tout lAtnuifi r I ntnir tlence nurttrrl pirnlel niiu lutirilt I hitS K slab hill i if tie wii ihrotiti I u jmrty Hill itie TinnUri ii 1 mid two Ieou t two iiiiifc I i tu lit cHitru line it the uli 1 elweiii EilI I i bLfuiii Jiid 11lity tlnrJ fireri hen c eCeti ry a 1 tl nc laM Cf lit re lit tiilrij tr i feel unU nix Im iifj tliviuo ftouilicriy Jtlu pirmltt with Kijurtli isi5sie one hnnJr4 amm ivrit lea ji J lii J nrlirs in I Iii horthvrlv Us if 1ili lyaeriIil shrec amil Ihiemee 0 erirriy amid slani Lhlityi tooii altreb IhirISevlI feel an I U Incht til tle uotut or liAcl tit ileflliiilliC 1 Dated New hurt Drcrmliir Sllh l hillSbh i e1111I refers IAICTIV J KLnrif Ilaintirrt Attormj T mpocuurt lii IAS nfthf tive leriteil prluiosu i 5 hereby al jnlraiej to icbruiy I tb J at the ssuiu ibis iinJ ts listed Sew orl Januwry IlsI M a ltK MH It SllPIli Refer MARTIN p j KiOdH ruiutiaiAttormr Temple tout 1

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i rr r lU Yf n1r f tIl 4f v f 1 7liPff t Ii jt m G THE SUN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 0 1889 1 i t k ONEILLS i 6th Ave 20th to 21st St I I L NEW STOCI I Moos Furnishing Goods I l 110 Dozen of J R Morleys I Fancy Cotton Half Hose 22c and 29c usual price 40c L f Plated Silk Half Hose 44c i worth 75c t Fisk Clarke Flaggs FINE NECKWEAR f new styles and colors at low prices i FINE SILK SCARFS 24c each usually sold at 45c tfl r r I tdltlll The Sun Uptown Office 4 1366 BROADWAY Hctneen JJIst mid 32 1 Sts 4 ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL MIDNIGHT Brooklyn Office AT JUNCTIOV or Fulton and Washington Streets MOKKISKYS PHARMACY AIAVAYN OPEN I Advertisements Received Until 9 P M AmOTRBTAM working housekeeper ifood rook and laundress good vaxf Addren M I A ii linage X J J CIGARETTE IACKnS to ar toll paoUnz o UOODH IN 1 i C1 loot irand II fMRLS to pack and connt crd f4 Vtn week I I x 1 T 1 YE11NON 4 Vetkman it LEARNERS on Illusion frames T W HlNhS CO tOI Broadway PkfER BOXES Experleiiril clno hands wanted on larit and mall work KEICUKRT k Co 3 14 and UH North Moore IL lake elevator I t 1 WANTKI TwoTrijIit gtrJ to learn Hunt mictiaiilcal work wasesJ while learning Apnly taturday l or Monday between 2 and 4 room z 32 luoadnuy i T Aniir A UNSURPASSED bargains In clotlilnnWO over 3V coats 912 S Oovercoiitf H J Overcoat d z 11 overcoats I OAMfcllON UJ Flalbush av HHj n iI KfU DRESR SUiTi aronPlni I A bens loaned CAMEHONJU Malbuili avlftlju l7 i A JTST TUF TIN AH Imported pair ot wonlkn J1 Ianttor 12 A UO Klalbith VI A GOOI EO1NEBIt who la I also a god fireman z mnt balaob man Inquire atrtr west KM al CirASiTKB WASTPrii cm cam head Rood pay to the I right mn IIKAKNA HKAlfhOH lTuvlfenceJLI I EXrERiRStircD i cANvttFttt with llal rtiutaTcm 4 reate I pnoil llinn in cell hi if a rtrhirabte imttlci tint AdilreiM nutlua expcrieuce boa 119 hun ut I 1 xowa oitlc I1O Broadway I pllSDJII Honrry ueiir ianul st 1 S men I ivaDteil Lod lnf8 J5r I jirlnif bade free bathe TRAVIULINO HALKhMKN Double your ircwent 1T1 i t t rom All eprn I and fair ttnUry beBiJes bat i ide I line selU lu e rbOlly t n i tmlLj himplen curry good Block In coat pockets tcrniH and Brtiuiiie for Inc 3 ct IltUg I postage i t CHAMMLIi 1 UlM ttlcftffO WANTED Man In laVe the jiffnry of mir cafes V size xl xlH Itichri weight GO pcmiC retail price t HTi other M7e 1 lit roportton i A rare diane 1Iorloll rur mid pmnonrnt ImMiieti These folei meet ft dewatxj Ie r crbelore tupplleil ii jy oilier cafe companies an vra fere iioiKotnieU hy th1 tat I pool I tiiii i tjoU 1 Clntltitatl Ohio W ANTED An auibltloim ante 110 rcHldini alit side of New Yirk to act for old liotikeln own utatu o liberal alary references eiarted IbrI k JIANLrAITUIlEU I MIT lock box 1IU V Y l I c ihUtOI Wanted ASOIinn AM I INblVTItlOrH YmTNli MAN would i c like it Hltuutiori lu RODIO large l tw II ill nc or factor at i I RM or tttfiiitj filter autl uli chance 0 electric light I nnd 1 btll work also I froml t aim im lithe and bh l work will furnish gold rrYmi ri Ailclrtin KHNK iF 4 rlll LiAM l haiiJer J t lruoLiiu IIUK i AUTLIHNT wlio 1 lint umlo I I pot graduate coor e It of three icnr lit I tic imtier ltipffir lnroi sill ului cheek r i rencli juid iitrtMii wfii w chirp ti rain I bo I i for O I im Ail Ufk A M 1 h box Hft iiit 1 oilkf f A t tOO IpA II1 I I womilli lernun nlone 1 ilpilren I J nlaco In Neu Jer e In unrnll I family tO ilo lioure t work il r t II I 1 lo 4 4 I jst lloimlnn i r lit bnuiiirnl A j HOY 17 would Ilkn to I ret III n Ilicnlrlcal aency can tumid refrrencc iltil I srcurltt I 1 I bo l II I Sim im lounoilki 1210 1 Hroaduiiy t A rnionnu illlIU Houll tio ini lion al i oil or ill li laundress b tllr 117 l h Cot Hi Ct t B AKEIt wultlx situation HH hicondlinnd on bread or f cake 1 II I box INI I snn olci CIIAMIIIRMAln I I ii ly u rllaWe7olilii hrolcli womari w lil rlil nUiu 1 5Ii5 lit or a Ht wltli waitlmr t K nd reforeiur a1 J4 M iud KI 1 three illiehlsup i I 1thIicIl slAMllltts Ii I iiiiioul by th ili in t InvIte faulr tutu 1 rf I day rerrrince Addreii 131 Vat tutu It 1t E PEINTEIW Hook ooiiuirisltiir proofrradfr r neril t iiililty man nnnu piilrlon jubli I of tuMnir clilire 1 I 1 iharge uppoint miirileu II JM EamMi a SITIATION miiel liv a compnirnl man as imperil f I 0 lenlent fir A silk plush I fai mr aii tvlieri In Vet Addre hUlIHIMiMillsr box hal bun upio n otllce 1Jdi ilroah way fV fi Ill Kllitlfll4 yTpMrrira I j than In Tlnd J cry wanu a steady situation In I cupalilo of inkiiu rbartre tin nlijeilton to Lrnliu out t 11 lity Aildri is 1 l ROOKIIINDKK bin 14 Sunup town olllcc I TI T 1 IIOOMIIMIEI I AHiiifman u iinl p hltl i7n It 1 a general rt Hibi tit tltiiler I l nnd lonvirder omxlra I turk Addretull W Uix I I7ti I Sun nil to WORK t WANTEIIIiv aViiniiiii ti gi nut liv the iav l tu I iio wMhliu and o niu ran bo 1 nl I 41 1 I est hilt It 1 ihlrd 11e F VrorMi NOIlHEOIAV I ViUS I uoo I cook and Imm t I dresa or kincral liotimMnrk irood 1 unrkei lionie I t more thin te aCC IMII I irink riMirenn I IHUi HI YOUMI MVN M Mronic I riot 1 itlllmif uotild like lo I Bet emtloyiiient of hontti kind thai pay talr unite Addrettl 31 U box lu1 I sunolIUi rk k tUIat ottt I LADlEI Mnll o Itant for sealed Inmrudlouiiliow 1 to cnUrKe our bust b Inches b I uslm I mina bust I developer posltlTi iritariiniifd or iiiiiim refunded I our i ipaiu Illustrated rauloirue mulled for tlirro tauips Emma 1 lollttlln aur J4 Treinolil I lloslon M lo t niul i Joutul 125 KKWAItU will I bepi11 for lttr recovery or a l wtl inarquiifl iluir wpphlrn centre lurrouiiiletl I himall dlniuoudi lost about four week ago II or r hear iaaI 7thtt Ill iA V J IU I non Kjnare COKA BEWABD will be told h return of kolialre V willdUniond ring to t1 Kat 71 Ii it nwntrtf laD engraved on Inildc 4 KILMIJIL u tutlol iiciWrirn AV CONbEllVATOItY VH 1i I LAltTIEIiH DANCMM ACADEMY I L OIiTHfl 0111 1 CIOUTIS lnI I HIltllNii urirnl i I OK ATIo UNUIMI 1 hOles situ Instruction llovius VI itli ar I IIAMINU between hi4li 1 slid Mill I all nmI Hulls lo let e for IlufeisloiiMl rrlitarsali receplloni KAXJO IIENRY C DOP8ON only miDufariurtranl I I ii lachtr of Silver Dell paulo lJTi Uroadway Dl graIn alwpIs lastbvil tl I i Iulvcrial Intruder reiular I BSlsll I I a I r 0 c 4 Bargains in Gentlemens and Youths SUSPENDERS 24c per pair worth 50c One lot of manufacturers samples MENS HALF HOSE consisting of fast black and fancy cotton English super stout and Balbrig gan 19c worth from 25c to 50c per pair f wutehrd gloomj Co t A SMALL pleuanl hall room on parlor I floor with JL n aler and van or a large llntly f uriilohed front base ment suitable for two iteiulcujtu 131 Orchard near Klvlnitiotint lentmeD 1 ler A iJihhbhi riiONT ROOM for one or two in private house 2J Miiyvciant St near Uth St 1 elevated i lion and IOHI Office m BIIOOME ST 141 a Hide siFurnl hed room 0i for housekeeplnB prlillego of washing fi25 KV tVi rout room Urn door for omce or boukpln B ol oOI with looklntrtlove chap 3MWestI7lh I KNISIIRU IIOOM to let for onepeiillmuanonlj Ii rlll Once tUJ Hroonie nL private houe OI AY L4 l Comfort Ib rurnhlied roonia to l lei to two gentlemen lull tint clasn accomiQOdallonii 4Til KT iui IAST fiat o lirot IloorA l bt warm 5 room lady or tttnt J IAT rTI STo ly fnnmlied suite of rooms satiable for 10 gentlemen rooi 9TM STrIASf near llrosdway Parlor other I rocmii fj tip bsaenifni for business or hotuekeep itjir imrtlcH Itifilnir city accommodated I 011 ST 711 sr etrulop 1OTII KT sin msTiriirleiind double comfortable o fiirnlliel bested room ladles or gem reason KI Me prixali lioufte l ST1I bT I 19 KAST Ilnndromely furnished rooms u for Reoilenien or niarrleil couple 01 ST ST is l KsTA small nicely furnl h Iroomi wL fur frentleinpn onl fumlhJroo Of U ui Iflj WEST Btinnv front roan wIll or will t on bard oilier room J upward retereucvii I OQ IST 13T1I BT Jentlfirien can rent a coLT forluWy Inrnlnhed hall room coW fOCi T TISTli1 furnlitied connecting lf ronnie will ball refercncep a j I ST wii EsTElrjraiit bTdrooni s S14j 11 EIIJ parlor bedrooni io inanent with ball room ncwlv furnished low r11 it per I 40I WKsT 1MTH KrIland omrly fnrnUlied front MW room rrh ate hh 10 other rooiun Kciiilenirn references pci ole totally 1O III AV llandtome Inrue 1 root und lack par fequare 4O bra raoa nicely Iurnlshed reception und Oc P 4 Q WlJiT 14TI1 sr bolw rrn HroUnny ind dth av t IJ Trunrlrnt or uermaiient large sunny rooms nil liiiproienuiilH C K i ClINTON ILAUK Mi rly furnlilied rooiiislii tint C L clniireiild ticf low prices 77 Til l rilll KAtf Mi ely furiil hrd hill lifdroom reatonublc tirs 1 MIKllu 101 KAhT writ ST Mcelv fcrnlihed room rr line a or Iwo treiillemf tcrnii uiodtrtile 1 Jlj 1 ucnitvtiitt i IhT Mjfll hT NIrely firni hed room to let to 155 EAST lTIi TI I urnheliiI room lu central vv ration al reasonable price references 1 f6 WAVEKIKV riAlXIar lm7id onieTy fur d oJ nislird rooms are KM bath alt ample cool JlnndV 1 rr tST 41 STIurnhotieil room irIate lions i a I U kas and butt referent re ulrea Oil 1 KbTTlTUiTllall room KJ and I heat first JL1 flat ulu IHlIllllAll Q 14 WEST S2U 8TMc lr furnl he Inrne room 2 viih closets for Kentleineti only referent private house 068 vl4T I 1TTII I ST furnished ball room faring uL btlt utv f per week farng O UJ WEST d ult Jk Earce iiiiinr furnii liecl front C J A C room aUo back parlor nnftiniltlied J uolli beat rd fur Krntitiiien prlMttu 1 ruinlly 3O4 IAI TI2 TII ST Tali I furuWird raviiin wIth f t or without fir hou ekeeplnir hot und cold i it Her alio iti e ot bath S 40 itvr 11T1I hT FlPtfAnt aprtment4 of three 1 riOim nil liiipfovriiif Clot JiO KAT ItOTII ST iirr e ated Mallon llnml MwO nomcl TI furntxiifcl I li lira r rout room fontliria fxiwiHiiri 0 lilt nIl luoluruvetu ciii S cciilkinei or lioim Lettplnir referenrc a84 SIM Vlo let a front tiitiehieil l room Ht SJ a C ij Meek references I required rung thin bell 1 419 UlhT 8lt 1 hT Iuriilshcd rnuiun tn iniirri d 4 OF CUIII or ellitlo KOitlwiiifii nil Improvement itfiii lfliilun I ternn low in I gout 1 parties house newly iMmltifi I ami rIO alI O nQH VAJ IMV A Mcely rtirnUlied room tu Mrf JLtJleliMil convtnlencru urniolifrt 3loom JTo 3ct pioohlttu AVriTV lIKANT M inhory t room nlc Iy fiinil I lifJ J hut otti mill i water ilusft i ami Lull it l JUT Wtr UDI JHrve lull IDUIIU 11 Pe l Kalb tv Mrouklyn Jntlln lol te Wanted WAVTHDIliind intli n I vrtli m lh and Hlh aR y PIlLS lu fltui rent uuuld Uui riiruliuro no fm Ukcut lliit iTt itO Mil Went 4li st ro tt tMm UKNT nut lNArtiUltATlOX I before and after Li1IIW IcniitKnl rooniii nltoiy I furnUli j PKIIIM Iititt I ii nil i UJetl I oral e Ih1 t elaut loiAtiuti halt oqllaro frl r I I rl tin rnrnviiJeut to curs lltrj Iis iatl I ciielou tmiMir will AiruiutiMilaif an rirniliratin or i nae li4rtieei firit 1 appoInt noente boirU ti Ad ire i N N Mnrullirr UahniKtoii D I f Itlt tlr JTMII Wtiol UISIUIMi nmrlv two acre for J ali or htutse I li i iYJKM trlI I 4jur llr DKSKH 1 I Sr onr r four feel roll lonleski aba our buikl teller Mandmif dtivk at VI lei per rumiliik uml MNIIMAN a lAMllllill lllallltuuuitru IN Iiinal kl Niw I ork I i OIIKAIE liarvsln W bh perfecfiiu i rrtff Hl 1 iioioiMdmrupttHunbiiuri I i comiiUtu Frol lo c ll I ceotitug loxre I lull I cutter Uhia lug mtihlnj till link blovLc A i A d AdilrisH Lljl I AII I l MHsIArrlt rar ofTIII UV J11 AuPA hue large lire and burglar proof sife clot dv ks loiinti naiiiplo table und stove Alt ply at 7 lean 0 S U trk I i Oll mLl LIIHAI Ihall I lni ilalirock lire ex I1 tlniiulntier ncond laud I Atiply al Till HUN rUle 1ICATIIIN JtllUK 1 AIJttLIavce assortment for oillce use feetlorex cljauie Send tot catalogue 31O4VElC iiownv v c i mue Iliouilttuy 1OIU HI I 3 MOUTH fH ladles ntw millsh dress sllrls vi elegant tire eryi hamlsouii all iii upnard flint Kin markets tell K M each FALTOEY I7J West 2Jd II t chhttl A dIllon hIX I lltZsll lfnl Baxter engltte In perfect con JAMESU IlhKE 107Cliamb r at New York fMIK I KALE Becond hand rUhors boiler flrehors i efFluc with all fittings price IWl Address iVlLBLll bVIITU lil Wirkclit h 1 irtrk NJ l r Imrtultlt MKTnoPOIITAN OPERA IIOUHE oiiANO orinA IN ntinttAK Todxv HHtiirdiiy Feb n nl e oclock Tni R2Ji IIIIAND w 1nl t MilSDIS OIlillA I TKOVATOItr MONDAY FEU I I It TlitlVATOIlE MEDNRBUAT MKYEKIlEKlrH OlEllA I I this IIUOUKNOTH rlR 13 Marrarethe FI I busch Mcliroeder llanfsltfni IUOlESOTo Valentine11111 Letimann rItIDAY FR i3 I First iiroilnctlnn this season of I wAUNMiH iirrnA WE WAMCURB ni VAIKIJU IIATUI1JAY 1KB If I HI EMEIP4TERMIOER S H KATH tCSni I S KC Illf BI DA117V AT TMli HUX OKHCli KIIUM II TIU 0 CASINO Urondwar and anih st Etulnrntto blatlnee Saturday a An 1nprfCfilfriteil SUCCMS rimnaltues spirklltii operetta NADJY RECEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTER Admlislon tut emu feats renerved J we b In advance 1 yjfit srrfiTiiATnT Colt Oil AV7 I 4 f J4 MAT1MIIS WKDXEMIAY AND 8ATUKUAV ANNIE PIXLEY IN i A MIW AND ORK1IXAI COMFtlT 22 SECOND FLOOR Nut eLMA3niE MITCHELL In HAY HTK1NWAV 1111 OKK1TKK TUEbDAY EVliMNO I KBIlfAUY I limt uiipcuriinco lint one or tlio BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WITI I MR WILHELM GERICKE tf Hen at Ntclnwuy Hall Thursday ALYS TIIEATKC EVKRV KIHIIT AT MI5 DAL9li ALOIINTIN DALYS XKW COMKDY AS Pure comedy Tribonf INIZnN tTIONAIi Iteplete with rare personal NATCH bmTlm Ada llelian Mr llllberl Mr Iirew Mr lMiln Mr Finher Ac Mat ID HAY Keb ISNlnthinbicrlplloin A MU11T OH B BIJOU C XIATINKhS I bBb near AN1 50th MAT Il DONNELLY ANt NATURAL GAS GIiIAIID elf uuurn a I A thREAT COMPANY OP COMIUIAX The ulav that baa made all America lailitlu Everything new mn ijeRlnnlni tu end ichiery J 3c Ue orvcd roe 75c g lUiJ 1 f iM IJOU TIIISATIIK SIIICIAU BIJOU Tomorrow Mint Sunday Feb 10 Tomorrow Mtfht URAMl SLNPAY tONChRT I1Y UOCKKTAlUlIfM MIMSTKllS Itequeftt 1roirranilu All the favorlteH Mr LBW UUtihHTIinR Meitn Eweatuam Marlou McUailf Pepper Davis Tele and Mauler Ilarrt IOIltLAB 1lllUKK IOPUIAIl PRICKS PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK KOHTYSEYEXTII SIASOi I8H81S TIIKOnURB THOMAS Cnnduclor KlUUTH CONCERT Saturday Feb Ii at HI I M 1 at the METROPOLITAN OITH I HOlhh Tlckeu for tale at the Metropolllali Opera llonre on TN V tllnOII rl rado Feb ii 7 H ot from U A M l till a r M Heierred eati Irom llo ti ALi ItOEIIHKIEN hecrelarr 1cIrct nrl1 w A N KLKIlANTlillNIKMED KIOOR uperlor AN at Ai V lflPn 10 It tAble and service nltotiilteinnd iniitle 1 rooms rrr rreric Inforniatlun free at Ii U IKJANU 1 COn iO Wot 34111 it 1 III AV ID AM IJ olla Cooper Untmu Korulthed 4Til 4 sII Cb ii rooms good substantial 1 board hnffllili cooking I HV S3 flIt ST 14 EAST Furnlnhrd romlllaltlln board a ladle iro upward gentlemen t table board f1 It cook f rVTH ST let WUST 8quarf and mil room en JLv cult or single I with 111 class board 1OTII ST 2n2 KAST7 Newly fiuulilied rooms In prt O vale 1 famIly II oclock dinner Apply third flat I 6111 ST 142 EAST Newly furnished ronmnon ire C 9 ond floor two lance and one small table board 9 L41AYKTTK Klejrmtly furnished rom with or without board reference 28 tVEST 4TH sTIU irDTfthe l room for one or two iO bile with or without board Mrt MArTlllJts OIT ST 7 YAST llea ant furnisbeil rooms Hlth d board specially ilftlnty table references OOt PT MU WEsT Urst cla8bord aunuvalone j t halt and other rooms imeicepHonable uclyhbur hood able bonn 4 HAST SiiTII ITSuiitiy double antS ehnie roninn OJ t with or wIthout board ftr t elites table board terms reawimble A QTU ST Ill tROT rI Ipington avIealratle I 4O Urjre and entail sunny rooms iiinple rloset good board reasonable 51 T bT iw KAST Front room heated with v i board for gent piano private famIly 62 KINi STlarge nml unall room for gentleman nJ with board good table reasonable rjf WEST IO4TH ST lIancl omlf fiSilihed rulifiof I tJ room on tmth room Hour wliti hoard location near 1arW 1 and few feet from I nation owner refer mire 1 8EAT Wfll HT Nicely furnished rooniK with oJ good board terms moderate 1OCKAST niM H1Wanletln lady to hoard nut I rjif share bedroom in a comfortable linmu lIlt a young laity Ira JAtKhUN m KAST 11 TH llanilionielv furnUheU front I t L room Uth bath 1 and rnDiiiu c alo cclett neijtnuorhood moderito rent 1 7 lUbT u IOTII 1Tisesolv furnished roomHnnK I 42 TII II I a i IIol irb JT ond floor two lark and OIIM Rjnall table bocnl I 4 iSTCOTHST Furnished l rooms with or with I IOF out board 1 5EASTlitlflXSTlunoIuluei room Mrs stilt HfTTON boUt l 174 ESTltrTirfiTrnriiMiedTarje I front rooiiK J I H nlwi am all rooms wouM board lad n T vluer I laTII I hT Fiinilslivd room toler heoond r 1 fi mll n 9 jtorj r front with or without boirit O 0 lor 51fjT nT near L 1 iiiloi On M fir AT Oil tNlied rojm ror ole or to t o Keiitleincu to lot still II board O 9 w rjT KT Ueslrable room nUtiaujicitur J sJ board hear Broadway table ttudrd Q 04 t 3i il v HnnilKftinely furnished 1 bedroom to let ot b cilIa bath oil conveniences or twu ounjf Ken tlemetito bard home comfortH 318 TST 4ir fcT Fnrolsnril rooms with or with 0 out board reference required requiredMrs H NICHOLS 5 6 HAST 521 II KT Seitiy fiirnlthnl room wIth ca 0 Cp cellent board Uermuu famllj private liuu e Itrnii moderate 10 oTJixl MI TO N A vTai 1 1 2M Vest iI aLlarge OO4 furnUheJ room moderate jTicewj table boarders 3J4 WKiT 221 KT 1are room on third floor silth C J t boaril terms very inoUerJie rvIer iKurequired and excliaiuotl l S 9 VIhT ISTII STInro atwood dory front room C F nicely turnUieil I bntlu ira lire fl I tirennintl 44J WIST 231 STlutrge cvtfiiaun I room Ilrnt I i lMllour 1 Culiuice rut m vecoml lc or hut and o4 Miner tfood board SlOth 1 heat turnu rfaiouubo Uibl board 451 W LiST ailJ KT Newlv fiimmlipil I rnoinn nth I 4 iT I ri II 1 J J Iuitli and double lor I J cnilf iiitn onJj tibc I board rjlT I liASTNlnf 1 sr Kurnl hfd 1 ronm I to lt in a I J1 J I Met 1 hanlc WIth r without buMii 1 In I a prhato ttiiuil Mr I MIIilIi I Jnt ti anil 5iulmc w eo 3ct IVIIMtllT t IJCVI Hrnl I I liilc lKO fill v limr lOOtli SI mini m In I I I ttbiualory dccuriteil rnod 11 i hOliH i im i it nor Illlli I I si ami 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HOUOSBY MAUItlUli IHItnvMdllK I F IIABSEN K U hUb 1ANU and C I1 iLOCKTON MRK Ai 0 TIt and tier compiny tncludlnx Mr CAIVEUT Mr EVER MU MIlillAlTIR ItLHitELU Ac In all act of 1UIMALION ANU UA1ATEA mR POTTER Mr I KVRIi nrftnn ami Mr AI PottarscOmtSny In UM HaT 1 clildlni dir tsI HANCIIOKT Ac In an act oC HllLE DR 11RE8SIER i AlIII TIN IIAIS COMI4SY inelutdhng AliA IIIIIAS KITTY CmATIfAf YFFIP I HIANMlN I IRA Itt I I ltVl NIl Mr I1IK Mr lllllW Mr IKCIKlltO Mr C1A11KB lr IIOILANI Jlr I1ON1 h Ill itlinlI IIA 1111 XII A THAIIBDV Sale of teat now in nrourf ss al the box office of Paij Thcntrs CHILDRENS DAY AT ST VALENTINES MARKET AT TIII POTTIER STYMUS BUILDING 489 5TH AV SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 ADMISSION 50c CIIILDIIEN 25C IOInnlUIIN AT mao r u 111 Mil MONTInOIlE ISAACS EXJIIA ADMISSION I 23 CENT II ARRIdANN JAIIK TIIKATIIK I n1I11fIJ 11i1S AllIs IIAIllliaAN Proprietor M 1 W 1IANLKY Jlatiaier Crowded homes nn l minces supreme Mr hllWAHU lIAElltlJAVa I l PETE DAVH imMI UI and lilt popular 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iiiroiioiiK THOMAS V TIII1IUAV HH U AT 31 THOMAS ORCHESTRAL Matinee MAT AI OIIICKKKIXK IIAIU rTU AVENUE TIIEATllK MIW IANOTIH if TOt AT J AS VOL IIKi IT TliMiilll Al it MtvIIlllI LICILM TIIEATilSlVI IAVrNTirH 1il 4ih iv TIIIATlIlj VIIT IAVINI KK iiestrn utH ir U lEI IA VIMIK uin intOut MIIIIT i t iirr liV EN I tlt JJ it rm t E im SltTliill MVTUKIIVVNVIIT I I ILVEN i18 JLJAOOss I TttAll 1 Tlk 110 ltIV EtlY TllrATllr 1 BEACON LIGHTS h I Sletloee I JJAJJUJ LIGHTSIlO ti ed ami lek llIIOWIINl A HA MIN I MIr X lps1ns fl 1 KN I I iVlANItLLKN ttttS FlT i MONBARS NFAT WEEK THE TKIHESS C IRANI OltrA IIDIM Itrservcil Seals I lf Orclieitra CIrcle mid Balcony We t I e U CMTUCtiUI I In the ATIMK I ti n bUlntnnl I l I IIKIMHST I HIDOIII Next week MINMP IUMIHM rlweelhearl JniiAM nrpit t uui sli i SINDAY s WITUItIASIl bY IIIW S3e I CROMWELL AilmiMion 21 cent Ke erred Seats 21 rents cairn fPONV lAhTOHS MAVlfllLM TUPATRjr 10HY DOUBLE BILL TUNIGHT I PAsl II PASTORS DAN UOIM Ell MMilli UIINK I Hit JACOIKS 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leUiirc niietliitfs lc Apply to IIAII 1 1 M AN IiilK A fii IMnliav 1 aKf JTtiVf fl I nhMII I lid I1ACES IHCIM I I I I lnI l 2 I I EDAY I TIIII IitIt nnd tn IIDVY raliiur uliif 111 I t rnrn ut 1 HI I M I nli up l ila i Jtrucl lo track traIn llibolrn Iririea P Ulllli I I I III I AD I stcrflary flircI141trott D i HAYS HAIR H AtTH MAICCM I Till lit I U 4lCIIU II Il lN AM tit ll IIIMiVHlri I t Irrt rnu jiaiidruu and rail ne or lie I Hair Win siuiliil In I r t ie 5 iillilul I I iolin OttO lMnili I Ii HIMV UI ludnl Id Inilr A liiiiilifiil I ikuniy ilrikliu i Prvfrrrdl I I lor Mint t and 1 inrriiini it ilriuviU or onduii l supply io Kiuiirotii 1 av Nov link IIU IWMi lVllNn V AT AMI MOIIH villi KIM LOHNs IT itnu kill 15 corn DrumfMm DDE ICKEMKN 1 CO U I Corllaudt a New lOrk SAMKS OF Hll l AND I IMlllIASlilS 1 OP 1In iiuaranteo W per fOul rediiilion In i osi of riinniiu allY plant of holier and tjtulms or no pay I LOU HA1 I E 1 CIIIAI I half l ftdnrrll ililiiuH k tIre cC ilniriilsliers second liund Apply AI TIlE elN rlll 1IJtfln g j llll HIMnSrt I I P1 lIM lXAISV T1HlsnKYKK I I Infallibly cures H roat and Intu troubli pcKiuiely ceo from Narioilrs Htu ur tlriularnu ifd 1 5 Q IIIHII KN IIAI Ii NC1 I I r I STOChAlmoiTt C jnur own prltf r IaI Cell Dickens aid SIMII 7 ii cit in i in Mncauliiy til crili ICa I telii llibtion Itmiit inn f iultculnrlile II I I oN I fiii I i lie tiitierss l yclopvdla H i llu kiit Iriiiu iuUot lance ll Xupopular noieis In I Sli t ulliiylx I or binding uuu popular Iuius l and SActnts I IKiim steel envraviuiis i 1U taints cacti Mimibound luokt 6 and I In tcnls each I sell books cheaper lhan aver before knnwa In this I city I You will never se Ihetn so heap agaim Ipso evVnli ol LOVEBINlVs I Nw VOIk ZiQQk1ztbugs 1111 Mtoa4W7 oPWaJlt Daalus C C

i 11 The ragged edge begins to de velop in trousers bought early in the Fall and now we are ready with a bargain for men needing a new pair About 4000 pairsall we havein small or broken lots of Winter and Medium Spring weight Trousers are marked 5383 for those formerly 6 and below 553 for those formerly S6 S7 8 and 9 A number of Boys odd Knicker bockers reduced to 75 cents 1 and 125 It is the season for clothing bar gains and we give extra value in Winter Overcoats at SIS and 20 Winter suits at same prices Heavy wool Underwear at 75 cents Neckwear at 35 and 50 cents Rogers Peet Co CLOTHES HATS AND SHOES BROADWAY AND PJIICR ST IIKOADWAV AND 3Z1 ST Prices Samo at Both Stores ni1rollt 1 ATLANTIC CITY IN FOUR HOURS BY THHOUGH PARLOR CAR m PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD prena Train leavlni foot Ueibronei end Cortlandt tie IJ I 21 r I M I week dale Addllloual halo leave I Iamb itMlons allW and JuO I M TIIKOIGII 1AKhOIt R On train leavIng at 1JJO F M I and nrrlvine Atlantic Cin 4 10 I M I AIII1It OAK SEATS may bo reerveil and tlcVoti pro cured nt the following oftn ti or the cnnipny I 435 i H4 and 104 i Broadway I Arttor llotixpi uttul 1 font JUpbrnHKesand Cortlaitdt cli 4 Court ct and IlrooL lyn Annex Mjllou loot or hultou fct Urouilii bu lion Jer ey city 1S The Sew York Transfer Company will call for and heck baciritte from liotein and rebidences lu New ork 10 uoteli In Atlantic City CHAS K iTiii 1 n woon oenerul Mauaor eniral 1afs Igont IJKNNSYLVAMA 1IInHII Hn and after Jan 23 1wi I niivi TIM MY MM AND Mllll MATIM MAIL KOlTK Trllin Iratrii Nrvr ork tb 11 1eahrooes cud Cortland Mrfl ta KtrricsuH folloHN llarrldiur t rittibiirsli and the UcH with 1 rnllmin I 1alucf i urdallHihfil liA I AM J tl 511 lliinnid I Cir un l HI r 1 M daily ito w ork and Chicago Lliuited Par lor lnlnc MnoLlliK and Sleeping Ytbtlbuled Cars at ii A Si l every d li WIIILuniirrt I Luck HHVCD Ii A M 111 I M Corny nnd 1 lrleatril I M 1 louueutlnK Curry for TltuiMl and the OH Keilions For lbIIOIl 9 l A I siO P M 1 and 12 ISnljlit For SorrliloKii Iliu nlxvilje otttttown I Lou Reading 1 II A M I IV nIII f M I Minlnii 1 JIlIl1tlI1l l A M Baltimore anlilnittoii and the rtoutll Mnillod II unh liiKton lxprciw of 1ullumi Iarlor Can daily tcept uniliiy MA M 1 arrive anlinirtoa 4 r I St l und dolly I ulili hliiluxiar at 140 r M arrive Vahinif ton ii I U I P I M regular al til I H iIff m tlf hl 49th uiidli 11 I nnd U If nltibt ouiuulay UIalld UA M 4 3Uand III i M old 1I5 night FOB ATLANTIC CITY IJ 2n P M eekdu iriiroul Irlr Car I lands I M 1 week daM hoc 1aie May 1 K M week Uya Ioliu Hriilicli Hiy lleadJuiicllon I t and luteiintdltle eta liens oh lu I ftahuu I and AuiUoy UliiAM I g hum 4ll aru 5 V I M I fill hunday UiJ A M and 1 M I du not Hum nt Anbury Pork For Old ioitit did Norfili t la New York Ihllldelphla 111 orolk RaIlroad C I M l dally Ma Ualtlniore and 1it llue vr r II week d4i llouaof llrookltn Annex connect ttllli all Ihroueli train at leriii City airordinx a po1y and direit truu rer for Brooklyn travel FoIl IIIILAIIELIIltA Express trains leave New nrk Ma Defbrosses and rr lortlunili Mreets r rrin I an lollons CJII 7in H Ii til I liliMto Limllcil with ninlnz Tar ami IlUaiulliKtou I Limlliil anil II I A M llM I I I1 I awi 4 A 5 ii 1 ii iIit H and i r w 1 anmi 2lS nUIlt AiiolnnioJiuloli h e mid II I alt 1 A M I In I I shut 7 fa M holidays Lxlireni tl I lv n u hnlleil I shut Hi A M 4 iW 1 Y1e I C auilUI i 1 il coil lIi IJ Ii nlirlit Accouinioilatlon 7 I M Tnilim lcalnk Mew York dally uxcont Sunday ntH tl will I I IIM Jl I 12 jn i a j 5 M r I Ii iami 1 lu A M ami H P I Jl on funUuj conned at Trenton for Cam 111 Ticket i nice Now I 41o Kit and i 44 Ilrosdway I Aftoi lloui uuii 1 foot of lUsuroKdiH anil ConlatiJti t 4 court M uml Hrooki lyti Annex Btmloii font or niton 1 HI HrookDn Ti lliilnoii I I kt Holiul 1I1 stalluu Jersey City Ilnttrrunt ticket oilier Iusilo ilnrilrii 11 I hue Neil ork Irnnofer I Coinimuy will call for and cued baggage from f hotels uml resiutiicfts r 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KKlirov rullman bulTet rlerplni coaclut In Iliniih unliiii OWKO Ilmlia Kiiilf er Iliiirulo Cliiinnll und Clilcano or local mill I ec Illlic tabliD Ill llckel I ullleee I w J MI riiiv K I r I AIIII ffiieral Supcrlulolidcnt fietieraj rnintlikcr Annul rinnnniiiiA sn nuTo LIOII nflllWW 4 1 1IIlmN1I11Ii IIOLMI 1IIIIIIIK Itol ri Tlmo Tulle nt Sr IH IWH t fHOKTIlT SNIt lLICMsT flOlTIi I OH PXzILADE r VIA 1 CIMUAI IIAILIIHAI HI MU JEKslr AND rim iui run IN t IIIADINI IAIIUOAI lent i vtork I loot I of lilKllj t I47 4i l II I u St 11n l I I ii V l 4 S Si 7 il U I Si llilldalu A il r lm J9 I P I Jl lw e 1hllaitrlnlili tlli ind liriene Ste 7S Ml U I i II 1 1 A M I I I aI r l 1 I 7 H 4 i I1 I 1 il nuiiJ rii u I A M I r 11 IJ I I M 1 flikili alit iiurlor r ir leal I ran bn profiired 111Ij 11 415 IH4 1 I I IH ISI llroidtviy I7 til itv 9ml4 IrSI I 2l Ii n 112 1 liui linhn 1 Sw York 4 rourtntwuitulioii St US Urn i lua 1roollyn iuaMsiiiiiiM AND MririNu CARS rShlllllilln riOMlAliMI I I l lil t I I N I hA 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freight paiiaat and general Information apply at IICIot corapauyt office en the pier foot of Canal r it fiortb filrir II J BUUAX IilitrWtllldtll1 NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND MARKETMEN SWIFTS ciiotci ciitcAnonREssKunEir MUT TON AND THIS CAN HE FOtMI AT AtL TIM1H IS Fuit surriY ANI AT rornAi PRICES AT nun DRASCll IIOCSLS IN SEW YORK BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY Niru OflItI OAN8LYOORT HE1F CO 22an lMI011iar n I F SWIFT A CO IJ I and II Manhallan Market Went ttlh H NORTH KM ER nhEK CO tkIntiil V70 Went Stills ft 1 IIAHIEM 1 IIIEK CO I color tact 127th it 1 MoniusANiA IIIEF co lonitr HflhU cud Sm M urnivim HEKF CII I 2 and C37 Easl lotlh II MIIIUAV I HIM I IIMKf CO 4JJ unit 4J Eat Slit 01 EfiSEX I MARKET 1IIr1 CO corner rand antl Ludlow 511 i C SHIFT A CO corner Matket place ami drtudu CENTRE MARKET r I IIEKF Cl C rumor Orand and Centre tti 1 UnnOJUN nAini sii I I AI niir co 148 and IMHatbushar r 74 and 11 Atlantic nv IIEUFOIU AV IIEEF CO mo iledford ftv IIROAIYAY MEEF CO corner Adam kU and UroJdnay C I V TKRHiV ClTYl JERSEY 1 CITY IIIEF ril I3I hIll at near IrotoiL IIUIIiON 1IEEI CO 0 Crave ut i corner W ajnc MJ SOLICIT THE IATRONArE OP AM MAKkET MEN AND MIAT DEALERS KOU 11101 IIOlSEK O F 1 E I C I sXYIFT 1roprletnri MOIIKNMINKKAI IASTIIMS which wire awarded tle highest lluctlon by n medical Jury al the lulvrnillonal Exhibition at Uruiielti have proved to tiu A lIrepelaaa remedHI agent In all catarrlii ut tin onnni or replratlon and 1 dlscitlon KOIIKN MINTH IAHTriTrH larepre rcrlted by jhfHClann In dloes of the limits and client and asthma The benefit derived from their use Is un paged and even In tho moat ctiroulo cattiM ihoy soothe dale and sliinulnt so I lMIXIIEAI rASTIT rM are pref erablij tn all nlmllar preparations because they area natural remedy nn miAdulterttted product oC tli spring contAlntOff lu an undlmlnuthed degrse all the lanatUe principles ot these pjirlii 1O IHS MIX K It A r I A STI IJl arc pra paredexclualvely tinder tbs puryutiaL Buperviilott anl cintrnl ot W MuKLTlNt M t K 1 1C I SanItary Councillor liUJJSLVNnKAr rANTIIrKM Are on equalled M a solvent in coush mid catarrh even In the moat chronic roles Their success i im urp toted HQJ lN IUS Kit A f I NTI rIns are a fciiperior reined In hoopliu cuiihli and dlptitherla tn I the former they lemen Ibo paroxysm ot the tuck while preventing the litter dUeuse whlcti cannot tol J until In H throat not nffected b catirrli SOIH UIIUII JSTIIrI derIve Increased alue from the fact of linliiia 1 cry Cavorm bio Influence upon the or aim of dlirtstion I soi f MIX 11 A f r A NT hl1M onsht tobokept in every home All mother are recommend cdtourjie their children during this cold season to allow alaElHo lo ly to melt in their inoutln while ouoti errand or eoinn to vchnol HOIIiN SI IVi It A I ASTIIrrH are for sale at nearly all ilruneiitsat ru K box Mhould your ilrufnrlit not keep them kindlj mlclrontho SOLI AGENCY roit Till UNItED StATES Sodcn Mllitml SprlniCH Co Limited Hi I CED4R ST Sp YOHK nilrouM NiY YORK 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Mrnlcht fi Mich and iipnttr Nut my own matte from tJiiiHim1 1 MY IIUU l IA1lIIIlis 41tt AlA IIThIENTS for coin t tuiire nnd comfort nre not equAlleil in this city Hair It chic cutting Ortssitij juid Blmuipoolnp by thus bout 1n noli jirtiBtp LLfJhMI NKlllRT OF tIE PTV eir C ft Cocoa nut Milk for tlio ininiitexlon in milt Inrr afOnin de iiiatxl Laillcft cannot lu wttloui It It elects all others mid IIHII ttootl tti tPFt for 9 3 varc J tiouitJtidft of tetl liiillue lit fimin 1 iilifHull overt norM iTKAiT til I IIKKIMI I Ulsh IiKS IndelIble tint I for the IIIH ntnl face Hue as the tTutrti or the rote St uml SlTiO ncr ttotti 4 TDK llMIM AlIlCRMST ft wonderful rrapAia thou for cnlnriii iti oIl tdc of hair tn that beautiful lltiati ccl l unit ecu much ctliniroO iJi r bottle Our new Illuflratetl CutitloKiio readi March 1 PANOS At Bargains FOE CASH OR INSTALLMENTS Wt are nowofTcrlnyour nio t elegant utrlrnof UorlRht Ortnil Imnos In POSY inoiutily Ininalltncntit at the usual low prices lermioijly SiH and ftlO munttily unlit all paid Thofe Are the fimoua now VATKUS uprights and are unsurpani eil for line tone solId construction and creut durability Every lano urrunteU opt yean to Cle entire fJilEfncttcn CO Koiul PC con 1 huud pIanos SlOG upward only ftS monthlj until paid A ImnUtKjmcfttool and cater ghrets with each piano llenas call or ccliii portal forreducej price a and term HORACE WATERS CO i 12 1 r Fifth Av near 18th St i VIGOR lost through caters r YlUUlli Ud practice msj b t M I1NL Brfrctl rr JnfJ by the new I i esfonDut reRemectifli hnd lor our new llluitnted TTQV tie Absolute lecrecj Varlco B3lo ctirnt withnit lain or uprrttlon cblonDupre Ctlnlque 101 l Tremaot St jiostIss J i riIttIflfl Uitrrial rpTF CAlllsn Jreese ami irlnirt and nzrarl S I i ra rnalurial cola At VMr KHlTllUll II KIII A LU corntr Iuuli nnq niton 1 nn Ny VorJ Wffirc JutHttuvc IV H tu urnii rriismiiK I is uriiT I M VAillIIV MAMKU TUIII II in 4 Ii i ollilV Ill I I I H ITOS hT ttT T t pUll t AMI illANlri KOKKKVonmnll LI linvxlutii I prilrsus Ac A h I AUIlt Ss l0 944 i t 57111 51 ut tul or ilatel bt4IIlJlt S 1 eIfl tifl VlItTll OF MONDMKKTS 1VUVUWV cost K Y and hIss llranlu Srki Sc BUSINE I4 liroadwap 1 I ij IM I ttbtic ottai IJO T OtPltiltNOTIChIetterefor foreign eonntri X need not bo specially fiddrened for denputch by any It particular ileainur except when It Is desired to send du P plicntCH of iNinklnir and commercial documents letters J not upcclally uddreeied bellu beUt by tuefaslest Tousle avulublo I II Foreign I niAlls for the week ending Feb 0 will cloi proinptly in all cMeFI HI thin nIEce an follows bATIfllA At 1 A M for llrani and toe La Plata Countries ii Ilrji7il for Ku Thoinaa and bt CroIx via ht Thomas lor Harbadoes cud for Trinidad ana IJcniorarn ln llarbudoen per steamship Advance from Newport MIMS letters for otiuer Windward iclatids thud be illroctml per Advaric at 8 I A M for nrrat llrltaln Ireland lielirluru and Nelh I erlandK lier kleainililp Anranla 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