The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 31, 1889

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I I THE EVENING SUN THE EVENINQ SUN More and Later News than all other ijJ ut has a larger circulation than any Evening Papers combined other evening newspaper ToiLVlyO 27 NEW YORK FRIDAY MAY 31 1889 PRICE TWO CENTS iit MEN CHEER MKINLKY J fOttlE TRIBUTE TO T11E A31EH1CAX ritl TA TE SOLDIER Grunt irsdc tst the lUesnorlsvt jjr lltfllmc In l the Melrnpolllnn Opera Ilniipe Costressniun I cUtnlp Oriitlnn The rirpose nnd Hetllement or the Wsir With opeecli and sons and music Instnicht I I the Metropolitan Opera House tho blue MjWitnnJhailgecovoied retoiaiiB of the ro td billion tolebratod the momorlo of their com nJ Je IIOI wild bad Eono from llfo Tho opera ioiiso wa1 Pietty nearly full Tho veterans bit their families there to help roll up the ijvfsof npilai e and Mayor Grant sat In the eUlf 01 honor as President He was IntroJif11 by Judge Van Hoaien Ch Irnian of Iho Oinnd Army the Irmal emodnllnflmlloo Uehlnd those two there ulniOi t tin Plalfoim a blcbody of soldiers i lt Among them wero Con Howard iMO i pn l itilci I I 1011 wlrt Cm Goo A Shorl Governors Inland jt I1 00 I MO olcrlo l I 01 Oon Weit 1 Vielc Oon Clinton U xin OI 1Ilt Jui Gn Joe h C Jackson Cummlslonora Yiyrlit an d M i lave tlrand Mai Mml alton Vorll iiUreslJeiit J i II V Arnold of the Hoard of I I Aiuermen 1 ha fX reI M began with a performance of UtlA my Depot BundunderOtto Primer lU a livit band and IB Introductory ot th recollections is rewontativo rPNlcIton8 1U million beginning with the mom 0 i 111101 Llnll wlh tie mor it Ml upon thii diiiini tho t ipcouudini t f rundroverboiatlonof the morning gus tljriteulu T 1 and thou tim air ot For CSod and tWIelo followed by mlle that seemed liko Iti soil nil 01 troops far away mnrchini i alouc tva bringing in the amombly of tho soldiers tljuimieof Tha 1lac of Columbia rlslne ibOTO nilcls then something typical of tho irfir Attention then u representation of prariT then the I napping of musketry alt tho in of butt brought out by all the Instruments otthaliinil bilu plnyeJ at once npimrently In lilepcailciico or each other and BO puturlne the t nulse ot conlllct All this The Starspangled in followed by Htnrspnnllet Binnor Marching Ihrouch Georgia and I othor patriotic melodIes Tun band played I I mote nn1 Banlmuter Prassor cot glory for th e IDf ho male his cornut do the solo part of Bosinls Inllummatus from the Btnbat I I Matir The HOI Dr Paxtou prayed the j i i I Bke Glee Club Inn the Hallelujah Chorus j aJ then Iutjlo Van Iloo on brought Mayor i Grant to the front 1red Harvey sane little 1 tho and ilbort Velusteln played on piano Ild the Banks Glee Club sane and then Cone mun llllam McKlnley Jr of Ohio the man who cimo fo near being nom balod lr l 1ioildent Instead of Harrison made the peoh of the night Concrossman McKln lejspoLe from 906 I to 952 P M and the au dence liked him Ills delivery was unro itrilneiinndb had no notes Applause lone lout 1JII Ireiuent was Ills compensation Hero lilit tot of his bpooch n UKINLEYa OBATIOX r llrPresident and gentlemen of the Grand AflUT Of the Kepubllc iind my follow citizens Abncd Army of the lieimbllc Is un duty to day But not In tho fervlce of arms The Irm and CIPKO and bhounc and battle lino tegiven lace to the mlnlstratlonh of peace uitht manifestations of afToitlnnuto regard tot Itllen comrade In which tbe treat b of the peopl le cheerfully and reer eut suite The eoric ot anl day In acT to u8lnr more to IA than tDiioselD l whose memory It is performed It ffi aci seining to the dead everything to tbe UTUL I reminds us of what our stricken eoatKtt did and sacrificed and won I IdoJtstiH the awful slorfed liberty and the rileuf national unltv ant If rightly under lined and aiprecVatuJ It bids us guard with sx red and BleipleB vigilance the great and mora work w nlch thuy wi ougbt lApplausol Thn annual tribute which this nation brings to its heroic dead In In part at least due to American thouitht and cunieptlon creditable t Iho living and honorable to tbe dead to cation In the world him sn honored her heroic dead 18 ours The soldiery of DO country in the world have been crowned with worlo hlYp wih such Im moral meed or received at the hands of their constituency t J such substantial I evidences of oslonal I regard Other notions have deco I tied their great captains nod have knight I tj 1 their Illustrious commanders Mouu I Bents have breD ereclel cnmmanler perpetuate their nome Permanent and triumphal lemlneDt inbe hao Lean raised to mark their graves I Kothlni his been omitted to manifest and mike immortal their valorous deeds ano dcel iEinc U I mankind Indebted for the loving I wlnkltl 11loLtl 10lol id touching fri 1110 this luy tnrformort which Insotheonerings 01 affection jnd tokens of I lois to the giaves of all our bodler dead al Oi JIales bolier lend Utviefo1 vvo nnt only honor our great Wtun and illustrious commanders Jrent nnl ma ij led the vat commlller8 bnt I tIe bit we bhovver equal honors In equal are uprn nil Irre pctive of rank in nitjeorcondlili at home Ariplaupe Our ntllmle lilof l f that giaml patriotic cnaracter Which nl7esno titles permits ol no clis erIIrgjo5 eiilorillnaies all distinctions and IMtolllirr whether nf tho rank and file tho 1Ucr the slalr IH fought and fell for le lb I ty u Tr nol l who fought In the errat ause ii 101 Jh hitieslnro lied are watmly cherished in thehrtsand i ar acrod to tho memorythe of wple IGreai applause THE AMEEICAN TIIIVATE SOLDIEB Jlr Pre j nt from tho very cnmmence KBteour clvfivar we recognl d the ele uted f4iit tie uf 1 the rank and Ills 01 the army I I lhlr iinvliljlt lonsecrution to the COil ii tilItUe i BuusenuiHit OIoTtn served COII I I trvur aimiriilim lor their splendid and eolr service Ihey 1 enlisted In the army I TId nectaloii nf I promotion not for the I ii fr i t nc Ot IY not for fame or popular I Iipi8 for lielr t Ices however efficient I I Se vDCJ 10 be heralded abroad he nlb 4broll They en I Mt iic aiwy Ii1OVOil by the high 8 il acd Ilt t motives of patriotism I i tfct uatrlolm lie t vVn hirin might bofnll the repub I all trnciiiL nothing Irol the lame i Iir Hilt hies leitdeiH l know that with st 11lt hli nolo WB tlit wih I sjCiJiJ Imal nrl 01 f volunteer the cll lien i i tu S7i I the rllllnni achievements of tbe war IlsVmi iid 11111 IHlo 1 bel1 IOhSltile Applause i1 JJ ray ler IW Iel 0110 AIPIUlfJ I tIiy II el well giant power I filf YIIh wiiiMtlcanil Inevitable 101 ceO tOOlt I ehloll thl triitefli crinimantlers fOtII II 510118 Ii I ttIL I ut titiil Irllalk coulmunoell eiirnestnss Liidrt I IIC II 111 InJllual eArneolnel 1 1 ieiiltlC uiide the Ititi et lhable vieto flri ellhlble olt iUI vito r tiler oi 1 lile us Wlr I c OUI I l tint wlholllll UIt I I lii r 11iOgv from iruisilinotis soldIers bul or iienj flom t lie 1atl 1 ers J me ii olliore t nOI i JhOIIIIS M Ipltp Haneoek 1 Mctlellnii l ioeau in I b 3IcCleIIJ Kirnli t Slriln who Hams l iiit the very I llrnatiou ttiT eRt a Ol odrh vain 1101 lieu re b lore itinini I kIll i FIIIIIi ican soils and have an I It i iLejea I pineo II hllul and nil J ll great plae I p osed ioithi j ount ymen lApplanseJ i tlt t I TiT 001 Iar my fellOW eitloup i 11 itS erelt soldiers will bo forgotten I e r ullor wi lorotln ritrootet Ml1 f 01 thp Wllr 1ln bu rI1sii Ji 11I lry i I the war can lit inI i Wiloli 11 omit tnw name nf the cal i l I IjrlMn t us who piadu lbs scene of lhW Td Jncl q nV j stronghold in I tho I Mietntn I I slIy II i ifell 01 giury htIlpliitlsl anti I UII iwaiuVof r ory 111pIIISJ In1 ro 1I alun 01 t hi a ar i an lu lied tblt I hlill I liii rII i Il flit 1110 of f thu IIIA I I I I llatt il luork apil nisei whoie brll I arl ltarl OHIPII It Oettynburc and t s etlnLur lt H Ma mil 11cr 1111 HI l llelllt hiivo covered ill 11f iinioiMiiil lu faniH lApplauvel I iliI nit f e hnw tUtl lOW I II t IflK no IdsIOI of this I I Ilerte millet vvhuh shall I I omit the 111e Tt 1111 SIAII c hut I name t11 tclsr rtllljii S mnnn iipiluiiKn Hint Brand I r uf 0 I I th a g t VII into 11 IOtnlll of I tJIta51 Otll 1 I 1 and i n o out glenn ii al y tll I I I si i Uh D ell hl 1 hen 01 IPPlllf I i or tbr em orlI Ihnl Da eMI trhlmrle e1 1ndtl lu ranll military iiivilons II 1IIIUII cllllons Inl 8 n rn lel Irmlf tie VOI hi ialplnu1 suit I Cr iit nil t ii ml II tTnoii on I UI S Ii tlii rile use I flljt J I tC rslusIupiiil foiBver U h lur I Utb l Vni uri1 oliiisr who closed bh lips I 11 ItOkh t I I I Ir If tl llderness a d it I Itlil Ia Iut Kt It oit nn that line Itil I iua na vKMrul urrenderat A ni ii oinuttriv I Lif irblMi 1 i ri lristct 01 that war can bo I I ti o iV 1 hal 01 I he mimes of the cnllant I h Curs who contributed oui h diitin I II r D III vi I ci 0Wlb alpJUlbuIurtur Duhlsren I bJttu p II u while uu i hl kt lli I t O r V i rl l tu i tTotiuh the irate Im t r I flUlIe IorMl sl u heanuf oat Itth r i i UUI 1 IUU Ir bolf link I ft ka t I II I lhto nin In which the na t Nwiiublr t I l 11 H I Vr 11 f 10 1 wIll nllle lie fI I Intotl I Wllh rT I w t hit I gi ciii con tnre lilt 1111 I Ln I i Jl i lie r metonof the t II i I IIC i uq1111 lie herdnn ll h rltcJrV 11 I iii and Alpi i i if l 11 talk mid tile horolmlnl fjil I gIuI 11 I stil soldi r It can bo I th L I roi elm 11 Is i 011 iZiii ibrtlilelbie and fM Tal lnn I lIiltlitq the elnry of their It COla 8 n if I WI i le I II t Irhate foldlir lore I nn rnl IPnn he UI iUe his blue hilo e re I hPlf h111 utle APIIII e t t u 1151 We liii I I IIn foldlNK In Iho IrtllI he II ermllltl hut tIl hll II b li t Ilr IIICQI Ic I INI1 II ff st II l ln I Iii Inlor t unit C II I 0 and Illt oaej10 I or HrH hart leen aecits Oltj 0 bll 1 10 1 ou Ways set rluo returned to their t oP o i I Into tho QUlt walks cl I i citizenship and no trace of them Indiscernible oxcupt In t nnl Integrity of character their In tense Iitrintisni their nnrtlclfatlon In the thl growth and development and malntrtmnce of the Qoviinroent which they contributed so much to nave Applause What became it them battalions Vi hen the victory will balalonl Let me point I you lo a nlctllrel I tis u mllllm 111111 I his there I yiuslied Mth triumph and with weapons Hushing keei and iirtsht and bare Vanished tVoiiJroun transformation jviiere II now that tnUlnr I baniir Do thty r Min a van kinillttl riluidng their native lltlll No vo pmm In i ld and woraihofi Let the inrU tit s II310 orbbp There betieiitli the ilum t nf labor Toll ihe veteran soldlerr I e wlni Ware inUlitlesi In the battle tin Iha mntintiin and tlm t bllt VVrnirht yes wmolilit yslir neatest trlnmph VVIien ynsuuiht jiiur homes sushi hotiKht V our holliesmid aeare ant quiet raipItit I Ii 1 Ii olin strouig I rliclit intouf ult Implement I if IllicIt Ubor TrtlliliK to upbuild the 101 1 I DEVOTION or THE riIVATB SOLDHnS My fellow cltbens the rank and file of the old regular army win mado up of the same horde mould IIH our volunteer urmy SIUe it recoided tact In lilstnry that when treason swupl over this lomitry In I8CI when disiln guMied oflkers vvlio had been educated nt the public expense who had taken the oath to onh support the Constitution I t of the United Mate and defend this Cloveminent agaInst all its enemies when they proved recreant Icrclnt to t liSt end duty and enlisted under Dnl cut unl eulstell the banner of the Confederacy ultr rank and file of that old army stood steadfast to Federal authority arlY tl Fedrial iinrrninent and no private soldier followed IIH old commander Into tho ranks 1010TeL enemy IAppUiiso1 None were false to con science or to country None turned their backs on tIle flag Apnlmisel Probably Ihe most Hplendiil exhibition of devotion to country antI to the Government of the flag was displayed by our prisoners of war a had 171OUO ol dire taken prisoners during that war mid when death vvas stalking within the walls of their prisons when starvation was almost MIllton overcoming their I brave hearts when mind was receding and reason wns tottering liberty was dueled tn those 1750UU men upon one condi tion that they would swear allegiance to tho

Confederate Government and enlist In the vnufeo ot the Cniifoiletncy What wa the an swer of our brave but starving comrades l Voices Nol I Thtre could be but one an swer Less than J i percent of them less than 500 out of 1751HHI wine willing to accept lib erty men ouch terms although I was ie CIO from loath and sturvntlnu and sickening sights 1hts and idiocy They preferred to surler all and to bear all lather than PIOVO laNo to the cause they had svvotn to defend Applause COLOSSAL FldUnES OF OUR WAn Now so far removed from the great war we are mono 10 forget Its disHsters und underestimate Inlunderost mate Us sacrifices Their magnitude is best appreciated when contrasted with tho losses and sacrillcei of other 1 mica In other times There were slain In the late war nearly tiuuo I cnraibaudlnsionicerav and over UOOuo enlisted elltol I men und lvioou died of disease and from ex i posure making a grand total of utjiiiuo men I In tho war between the United Slates and Great Britain ovcludltiic those captured at Brlniu cllliul lloe I Yorktown and Saratoga the whole number of mon killed and wounded and captured of tho combined British Hnd Ameilcnn forces was Itss I thin 42IRItJ e have witnessed that loa in a single battle In a single day In the great war 1 1roiu 1775 to Ihtil Including all the lorelcn I wnrs in which we were enaged and all of I our domestic disturbances covering a period I of nearly twentyfour years we lost but ten I General nfllcers while in the four years and 0 I half of the late war wo lost 125 Masena the I French Marshal at Zurich In 1799 when he de I feated the Itusiaii General at KoisnkorT lost I but H per cent of hit forces while bloody I bhiloh yielded up more than 10 per cent Ito I napitrte In tho fnmoiiH buttle of Marengo I which wax an awful disaster In tho morning I and a splendid victory In the evening lost but j 4U1TI of his force while the height of Gettys burg yielded up 2S ier cent of I loss to our I forces Wellington at Waterloo lost but lii per i cent of his forces ant In the bloody Wilder I i ness we 10Ft1 percent Napoleon at Auster Itz lost 1U percent of his forces and our encrl flclal loss at Autletam Murfrtosboro 29 per cent How they welt forth to die t Pale earnest thousands from busy mills And sanhrown thousands from lie harvest hill h Quick eater thoofands lrom the city streets And t storm tosed from Ibe Others fleets How they vent forth 10 diet My follow citizens we counted no cost when the war commenced We not only knew little of tInt great sacrillces which were to come or the scope and seat of I hn eieat war we only knew that the Union was threatened with wlb overthrow We only knew that tho nation of our fathers was In danger bv the bund of treason And that alone made tho liberty loving people indifferent to cost and conso qurni caring nothing but to smite the hand which would Belzn our pikeless Inheiltunce and scorning nil other onsldcrntions that they might preserve to mankind the best Gov ernment in thE world 1 was then that the eenltis of elfgovernment asserted Itself and the whole North turned Into Whs turId a camp for muster and military Instruction The citi zens voluntarily citinG together to join an army hound together In a common cause for a common purpose the preservation of the Union I was an awful experience for the American man and boy who know nothing nf war In ron instances save as lie bad mud it In history and who in many cases had never so much as seen a company nf armed men fumed to Imrdblps unaccustomed to toll undrlllod in the tactIcs of war with a mothers hlcsMiiR and a fathers affectIonate farewell they went lorth with llrm resole to give up all even the last drop of their lifes blood that this nation should be saved WE SOUGhT ron MORE THAN WE KNEW Ant my fellow cItizens wo not only knew lit tie of the scope und proportions 01 that great vnr or the dreadful sacrifice to be Incurred but as little knew the guest results which were 10 follow Wo thought Bt Ihe beginning and we thought soon after I tho commence ment of the war that tho Union to be saved wub th Lnlon us I wan That was our un derstanding when we enlisted that It was tho Constitution nnd the Unlonthe Constitution as It wnH and the finn t as It vvaslnr V fought little heeding the teaching of history that wars and revolutions can tot tlx lu advance tho boundaries of their Influence or determine tIle scope of their power History enforces no sterner les son Our own Itrvolutlon of 177H I produced te suits unloosed far by its foremost leaders Sep aration was no part 01 the original purpose Political alienation was no part of the original plan Disunion wits neither thought of nor ac cepted Why In 177 on the flu day of July In Philadelphia when the Continental Con greis wax In session declatlng Its lilt po5ee to vvar Great lirltnln what did It say 1 Alterde clarinc thoU it would raise armies Itclosed that tilt declaration with this significant language Iesl thl declaration should disquiet the mind ot some of our friend and fellow subjects In ether parts of Ihe empire we M tire them that we do not men 10 dls solve the union bleb ba 10 lorr sOd happily subsists between UI Our fathers said In that Fame declaration 1We have not raised armies with ambitious designs to separate from Great Britain and establish Independent btutes 1IIF DKCIArEB FUrrOSE OF THE was Those were the views nf the fathers Those wale the views efltOu tamed by the poliliers and le statesmen ol colonial ilnye Nhy even the Declaration of Independence which has rounded the voice of liberty I to all mankind was I hoI tn sonin of the colnnlnts The cautious und on rvutlve while bellevlne In onMenMtl1 Its ant doubted Its wisdom nnd Its policy ll wits In ndvnnie of the thought of the great body of the penple Yet I stirred u eilnc f for Independence and an a plra tion fr k lfCVernment which made u re public which ha now lived moie than t n c el tutv and onlva etc thats Rdl IOU vveirt per mltttd lo tvlrbrntr the trnlennln Inaugura tion nf Its I II rat great Piesldrnl I Applause Jut of ail that came u republic that stands nr human rIght and human desilnv vvbieh to ilay I erriusetitit Inure 1111 any oh her Goerh intiil of the vnrld tlm home and the future of mankind iApplauol I Our own civil I war produced results unlocked for on eIther slI I he Boutli engaged lull to destroy tilt I dolt that It might peii etuato Its peculiar I institution I I I I of i f slavery J happily au comnllshed neither one nor the other lAp pluusei What was tho IllftS of the North Ill I give 111 It ii ii lid hurl 1Q50 On lie 22it I dnyolfuly IIi Inngrehs passed 1 n rosulutinn ditlit lug the olllltnn mid the purpose of th American people Vu hntwaalt Iiiuotu Its eiet t laniriuge Ia I To tie end the Constitution of the I nitod Blnies t ont prcmrye the I nlon How I I uualn mioin I lili all tlio rlghtssiiivery 1111111101n I I the slavebtato t tl That I resolution t alI pu 1111 tln house with but two UlSMutlng Iueo It pasr d ihohfiinte tinanllubusly iou know thai Mr Lincoln was In the liubli rsay Ing lm would sat l the I iiion with slavery or lie would siivn It without shivery or he would savo I Iltrlsluvfi I and purl tutu hrrn you liuvo tlm I re ol ii loll of niigross and ytiti liavo tile statement ol llio President These iir the onieial n I all I lust oiie This I im the legislative and lxeeuilve will and us soon as theeo oh leetK were accnmi llshed he war mum cease JII lrl That wa Iho boundary ol tinman vision Wi That WHS the I chalk line of human purpose hat I wits the il ci ermi ii ii t Ion of ofrelal pur I pose I The I results o erleaied the re olutlon and etlellpeII this talemtntol IreKlilent and brought emftnclpalion to 400niiOO men applaiioL I and lu n cd In the t Conetltiiilnn I of the Il ItedStattH whole had never I eon be 7 fi 1 re lId who re tuidei I I Gnd l it BlialUtundfi I rever upplau civil anti poiltloal equalIty to every citizen veryvrh re vvihln the jurlfidlollon of thoGovernmmt That was not the outcome looked for In the beclnnloe Teat was not ths expectation t of the early I volunteers 1 Tim was not the expectation of thotablnet or the Presi dent Mans purposes woto overruled but not from man came our Issue From Him who is Ibo Koverelen nf soul and life canto our order of battle that ho might bo God and that man ffllLht be free rug rIKTTIEltllNTS OF THE WAr My friends and follow cltbctis the settle ments of that irur and I speak for my com rades of the Giaaid Army of the liepubllc the settlennutBol that war must stand as tho Ir rever lbl jiidRment nf baltic and tho III nod ble decree of a nation of freemen IApplaiie I 1 hey must not bo misinterpreted they must nut be minified they mut not bo weakened or shorn of their force under any ineloxt what ever but mutt bo nciiulcspen In freely In den part of the leptiblle without itsrviitlon t or nldance or evasion Upplaiifo I I It I must not boeiiuullty situ justice in the wrltttn law onlr It must be enuallty and justice In the laws I administration everrwlieie nnd alike I 111111 I hIs tereil In every part of the republic to evrij cit iten thereof It I must not be I the I mtio cold forrnttltv of tont It u t bill Ii I rnnctiuent It I t must be a living I I birthright willed thu l tmoicst and I tlie humblest may niuoy und which I tho rlchet and most powerful I dine lint deny IAiplatise I Our black allies mtiHl lulihor be I deserted nor forsaken lApplausi And every rlaht bocuied 1 them by the Cull IIllnll mllt be II 11111 I I Ii yen to them t lie though I God had put I upuii their faces tlie color of the AngloSavon race I I lApplniiflCM 1 I They fought t for the I ling In I tho war anti that I fUg with all I I It icprosem I and stands for miifit secure them every eonitllu i I tlotial iluht t In I pence Applatihcl 1 A t Baton llniice tie llrst rpglment ot the Black Brigade before starting for Tort IltnUnn received lit the hands nf Its white olonel llIl Stannrd Its regimental colnrn in a speech fmm tho Colonel whleli ended with thli Injunction Color bearer guard ilolend protfPt die for but do not surrender these colors Ap tilausol To which thu hcrcvant icplled and he was as blaek as mv coat Colonel Ill return those flags to ou In honor or 1 report to God tho reaonwhy lie fell mortallv woumloil In I one of hope desperate charges In ftonl of 10 t Hudon with Ills face to the enemy with those culms In his clinched llt picKferd upon Ins brrat anti the God above him knew the reason why lApplausel 1 Against thnronlm fought on tho other side in that great conflict we have no resentment For them wo have no bltternes Wo would I Impose i upon them no iipuNhinent I we would Intlict upon them no Inllgiiitv Ti ny are our brothers Wo would sno them even from h Illation lApplitiie I But I Ill tell you W at wo insIst upon anil well insist IIDII I it until It Is seemed that the pottlenient made etween I Grant anil Loo at Appomattot and which was aftervaid I 1 Imbedded in the Constitution I of the United 1 Btates phall I be obcved I and renpf ctcd In I every port of t lila Union IApplatie1 I Mine wo lime I never asked less wo will not have Uppliuol I i A voice thats t right1 Bo nnd that t step wo have nor advance short if f It we cannot stop Justice and righteousness plant II tinre I AIII right Is might and truth is Uodlapplmiel nnd we might just j I us well I e nittii tIp i now that Gnd puts 110 nation In supreme place that will not do sit pre nie work lapplaiisel and G nit keeps no nation in supreme pace which will not meet the supreme duty of the hour From the won I lrrul rent ordeal No bitter hales we brie No thrent or it I revrnrws No cruel Ulinis ilitit But we bun not prove rntthlesa To ths irallanl blood they shed Our mel are ul i forclven But ne er forzot our ilend O bon who fell athlleh At rlclunnnd und Dm Hun The worL jnur h l rive lands fiuttbed Shall never he nmlune Bleep sweetly through the aief j IJ orilor o dear Aol LAllant I dunt t The men who guard our Tlctnrlci Stand faithful tn their Irurt Gentlemen of thin Grand Army of the Hcpub lie those were lirave men t huue graves wo decoratetl today No les I brave were thnso I I whose chambers of npoe am Ivticnth tho scarlet Molds In distant states Wo n tIltS say nf all of them as was said of thn Knl tits n St John In tho Holy Wars In the lore front ot every battle v nu seen their I buinlshed I I I mail I and In the el nmyiearof nvrr t ul Iat i was heard their voice of conscience and of cour age It is not fRill Mr Lincoln what wo eat of them but whnt they did hich will live They havn written their own histories they have biilldrd their own monument Nn poor words of mine can enhance tho glory nf their deoiln or Ill1 a cubit to their feme Liberty owes them debt which ceitiiiii of tribute and mountains of graniin ndon ed by the mast r hands nfnrl can n tOO r if nny nd I so lone n lIul ty lasisiind th lovn nr liberty I has a p nco III tlio hart of men they will bo I safe agalndt tho tooth ol limo and tho Into of oblivion THE GRAVES or THE IEtn I The nation K I full of the graves of the dead You havn but H small fiuction of f thorn hen in New York although you contributed onotfiith I ol all thodoan onelunth I of nil I llio t dying one I tenth of all the prloiiurs OhIO tenth of all till I sacrifices in that great conllict You hate hut I a small number hero the greater numberslrep i In distant Mutes thousands I 1 tens I of thou I snndof them nf whrm Ihere t is no record 10 I only know that Hunting for freedom and 1 I union they fell and that tho pla o I where they fell was their sepulihrti The Omniscient I alone knows I tilt Ui ot are and I from whence they came They web ro oil saerl I lleiil giants who deli the darkness ab liter and teacnncd us were wo He But whin i I I their lmmoriil nnmes are cillod uoin ihlr silent muster h1t their names lure sioken tho answer will come balk as It was the cus I torn for limo urolll I 0110 nf the i Trench regl I ments when the niimoof Do lalToiinlAuvergno was called I I the anwor camel I nek VIe1 I OIl tllo Held of honor Amenta Imvoluincsof u I muster rolls containing just such n recoid Mr f 1iesident t and guhil loIn eti of tIll Grand Army of tho t llepubl I c oureiicle I is narrowing I with the passing yearn Kveiy aniiiuil roll tall I discloses one and another m t piiSi lit lilt I ac count d for There Is I II muster roll over ou I dcr as well as rt muster mil brie The majority of that vast aimy nro fat join Ing their old cnnimaniims who hiivo preceded thorn on thut other sboro They are irone who seemed no great Onne but ninlijii an berfire them of the lore I lieu I made I their until Veintf here lilul we I ellee them SuBieTliin far udiam ed In ate Anl thai ihey ear a truer cnnn Than auy wrea II that tuulu can weave them 60eak no innre nf their rennKi And In I the TOil cutheilral leat e them Joe accept them IbrUl receive ihtm After Mr McKlnlov had finished Miss Dora riley sang The Old lid nrdf and WII twice enthusinsionllv recalled giving first the iutrg 01 IInmoand lien Annln I auric Then the glee club got up again the MarI Spanclt Banner was declaimed bv Thomas I Av Keene I Vou Ill No FlowI 1 1 fill My Icpas Grave wait recIted II hI usi lid Boswel II flaxen hulled I mite and i don Is Ulxey tlikled I I un hiS 1 ernblagu with porno Imltntinns thut or liv i i In of tours oninng them I ks C SI r WeMoviv sane There Is a Green Hill und the wlmle house of people stood up and chorused I America AX KLErAior HOTS CELl XC lie Vd lloe Kcyft but Hotel JIIPSK Left With Kin lu lei Such Valuulilea Frank McCafferty of 29 Emt I Tvvonty I fourth street the 21yearold elevator hoy at the Westminster Hotel was arrested ycstoiday i I morning nn a charge of gIant larceny Me I I CulTerty tisod to bo employed In I tho t Jorlach i apartment IIOUFC Hn was dlsehaiged lust winter along with Albert rit unrnld n hall 1 boy and a lot of other hall bojo vrhosn places won tilled by colored mplnn tll Tho ills i charges fnllowed the dlscoveiy that anumbur of lie trnnnth t had bern roth of leweliy I I I A fw weeks ago I U7K el hill who had obtain ed a situation in the Grand Ciiiinil r 110101 was caught milling the tII Iud wa sent to liluckwll I s Iblind I Shortly I lIft urwar I tha dp I I tsCII Oil dIsco pled that lit hlllll lItntluud a lot of the jewelry missing nut the tiuriach nnd Inid I aunt art deatni ed thou pawn ticketr I Iltu tectives lla estt d I Brett recovered this pp p I C nfl nnd on I oilneHilnyTrnprltitnr I I 11 nrhicli went to the Island and fill It7giUil 1 I who Is ft son of II jail keeper in j Canada Ho tonlesfd that Jlcdineity I ami others were In a conspliiicy to rib tho guests 01 the Cirrlncli McCafleity he said got I lie keys that guests led I III lie I clu vatnrvvhpii thIef went nut and stole tin jevveliy while Itrcnrald 1 remaiued en guard 1 to prevent their lid inl ulllt I McCrtt erti was airaiened In UITei on Mar ket Court yes riiir and remaodfil bv Justice Juat I e rerun Mr Gerlach said lust I night I I that the arrest of fone outsider was likely to fol low thu Investigation of thu detnctuoj la Jfrinory or AliiiUcrptl Iollcctnen CllicWio May 101lIls aftornoon tho memo rial moiiuiueiuc bY cltleiis III honor uf the tocs men who vrere killed bt un S nsrciini torub III t lie I hay market riot on May 4 Isro 1 wi U unvelnl The icreino nles I rjnilsted of 1 u prenetitatlon aitdre liy vir 11 T t rtne Ilulnnan or the I 11 i iens loin lull I CC tIll nro incur ot uuoti hug b M l liter Hecan I loll ii Malllnas J fenui tbe r1 ol the puiicemeti who dtet from the eRetts of the einlosiun bii aildreMscrejn ny Ihe unset men on helm of the ritr alt Mayor I renter ami A his lorlcal I r address by K II lleail alf oniunent contints t of a pedeXaL sunnoiil 117 a bronie name ol a pullce man III unltorin f hernli tire T e uiue II the writ 1 J 1 tblcaifn seulIT Tie meniorUI stands bfj lielert a I i upun this sicue of ine rlo 4 and Isuvcr tw uiy Iceman I Fast Tuilii In Va hh tIn I ivsraf e time of trains to WA II ppron anl haItI more vh new Hue Jersey Central Keedinc and II tII l 011s faster than Yil any elk fogte Ilta GU tooL lef j JUssrur saiti j I t ne wrest Field Marshal of the Austrian army when de at Itl ur inn then voiinir al nleoll said The boy dr r Itt under tunil llie nnt rue 01 mlliUry warfare I TIlt combination tbiuk tha hew York Bank Note Com paD IquaD laufuiacsd vbuDurwUlatlcimbUi 1tl1144 ah THE TITANIAS GREAT RACE airivo AWAY FIt oZ THE ClTlW lilllJlUOVK IX A bPAftKlXO JtllELZli hair hits Time Xnder Water Site Tllnnla YoBrl the llne II MliiiilM 7 4O s on Alieud wllli u llrokea Itunxprlt I ISullv for lur155 I and bully for IInrrl I That wan tho shout that went ringing aerosi the finish lino oft Intehmont on tho southerly breero hiS tltn vlctotlous sloop Tltanla ditched neross It je tcrilny under a cloud of canvas and with n broken bowsprit but with atwenty sovenmllo record to her credit that may never bo broken I And the pretty Shamrock tho rrldo of Hay I lildgo was beaten over six minutes In II race I thin llko of vvhlh old yachtsmen said has nover boon Hall In these waters It was a I phenomenal contest lu phenomenal weather I for as If by magic when tho committee got teat I to start tho yaehitiu the fog and nuithoast I wind that biought It vanished and In half nn I hour u spanking breoe from tho fouthaid mailo to older cuno galloping over the Lone Island bills to Lurchmont just In time And I how It blow nnd whistled and piped through I their rigging and tore tho Bound up Into lIttle i white chills till everything under canvas except j tho aclnn was glad enough to roof down snug j i Tho yachts were measured and calls hoisted i before noon Hath wore In flno condition lor I the race which nobody at 11 oclock for a mo meut thought would bo snlleU It didnt take I them lone to got ready though and wh n I It sr Gronton Harnny and Munroo said Vve II I I start sou h in halt an hour mow wore I I aboard and both boats we o away In a illTy Tho bliamroiks lee rail was awnRh I as she I bee ed to tlo breoo when tho starting gun i was lltud fiom Urn judges Itoamor tied II lIiiudl Ten minutes allowed tn CIO tho line At 1117j tho Tltaula iiimo romping down for tim Imaginary line drawn between two stukoboats oft Maulers Point with her sheets lifted I u and hnnm to port tp I tinder her weather rail with tho main shoot lu hand stood her amateur Cl tOW IInd tho Ibollu boys tint as Hank I I Halt I I lulled I her sharp around tho vvesltiin stukobout till great mainsail I was i I trimmed dmvn Hat as a board and abe was olT like l a bird under her three lower sails and I wnrking tonall for thin first mark a stake bout in Hemptoad harlior H 8 E and three I miles i away Cominoiloto U C Y lowio y I lames 3 t inslovv Ul Wlliard II U lntrlng I ham andudoron other viichtrunin trimmed down the Miami i I neks main sheet an her OWl1or I J lingers Maxwell lufled bur across the llio bivtynino 1 seconds later I Tim brewo il 1 I Ito tlm sloops till half their I weatlier bilges were shining In tho sunlight I llotli got knockdown before tho mark was I reached hilt not n stitih of duck Vould cither skipper take In They fetched about quarter nf a mile 10 leawnrd ol tho ttiikoboat and a short leg on the port tack biought itahcnm The I1tnhlllnHIII I on nd It llrst at l53iiwlth the Slhltil I 01 3 minuteund I in I seconds be hind I her It I was blowing I harder and as sho kept I avvnv she got a knockdown that font her main boom in Uio water and her decks woro I I all nwah for a moment The Tltanla was plainly a winner barring accident for she hnvved morn stability than lie t bhamiock I and with her big jib j I topail set I she was surely gaining That tenmile run willt a nuuterlig hreeo was a fast one so I IIIt hInt tho stvamtis found it bard to follow the lout I It was a gybo to starboard nt tho second i stulebi Off Mamfoid hat bar and thor did I It wI1ho Titanla I lit 2 4J15 I and the Sham I lock at 24J 15 Then begun the most exciting pnt 01 thn nn t c as the bums hauled ilosoon tlie vvlml I nn thin port tack Good I nerve and a erj fLIliin i I hand I i on I tho wheel wmo an nbsn luu 1 m u cesslty In I Mieli a brfee with a mighty Nprrad ui l unvas aloft Such hand cuiitiolled tho itunlits 1 wheel when the Ico sldo of her i lit mat S 0 I low deck I hut and limo I again went I down so deep t into i tho learning I Pen rolling hack from her bow Hint I men livid their breath i until ho lucovered fearing she would capsio I No er losing her way except when a spiteful I liaw V7ould trike I bin idrjinst t abaci and Fall il I I atlng i her way to I windward tho I litnnU tnlily t l lion I aik to t lit Ilempstcad I I mail I JIllo l alti I t mile I he coveted amid a cam oi ho r a iou lii her lee I rail novel o it i of the water whiln the del glito It I i oetntnr Oil Uio steam fleet tinder I her lei latin I winched every move with in creasing ii terest I The hhamroi1 was belntr gradually She Ink her talll I beon Mamlurd mark wa I theil and never set it again till she rOllrllllho llenii I I u stead Htukeboitt and kept away lor the llnlnli nenrly eight minuies bc lilnil the Tltiinia ltit I bnloin roumllng thin lat murk the itanlit 1 bovvsprit end snapped olTwhlle she got terrible knockdown bome tlilng I I hd logo and I it I Ill ubniit n loot nt the bowsprit The topmast held on bnively anil sh I cimo i IKTOS t tiuu ililsh lino a haudsumo w nnervvth only I tills I uiitti ago Tins iinimaiy sin wa tho oxact gaIns of the Tltanla at uvvry polutTltant I Tltanli Sliamml Is v it u g To lemp tead Oi4rl o1tlMt i Tit S ittntord U a 13 I OWt A I Iui Illnpitead II 1 to O7 I 3i To LItIhOIU l l5 I Oli hii4 I I IJ U iit This shows that the Shamrock was fairly I beaten on every point of sailing Tn Hemp I stead mark 1 minutes ri sccondr from thcnco to Stamford I 451 sccnndii baek I to I I I ciii let end again I I l min VVi hOt s and from thereto I the I llnlnh ini seconds Here is the olllclul sum mary of the meet arm aiCK rRIZI f 5 COt7IISE 27 MILl I Lfngttt MaptrA CorrrcltA Viim tl In Oirner Itmr Time Tlianlt 7 51 r oilier l UII2411 aV 241 ui hamrl 7i 1104 J1t Nuiziteil 5dJhi 251 Thus the Tltanla boats tho Shamrock by G minus 7 soinnds Among the steam ynchtr that followed tho racing sloops over tho lourso were rommo dnin Lltirldco T I henrys llectrn K C licno dlcts Oneida Mr Jonnlncss Lncnowa Mr WorthlnKtoiis otfo the Kinpronx Neaira I Nai wlnil ifid V luster the schooneis Whim I and Oriiadi tho sloops lianslico and Vandal aiid tho t ciittor Medusa and Its nithico Thl cluli guests on tho I juilRps Lout Included rominodnn T II Astrn Ioinniodoru latlmer of flip Inrnlina I Vaeht 11ub I iV llod JefTrles 01 the lioverly Vuelit Club Au UBtln Munron liiuen llusho OlUfr Adams John Cornell 1emtt llnhinnrfl W O Scott and Frank I I Scot t of thu larchmont n Club AJJfzILI fCll liiaAMY Tho South smiles Girl Vlio Uurrlid Iwo Mm VllUln H fleck curttnt A S C May 80Miss Florenco Little tho IStearold gIrl who created a son sutton In Vork county last year by marrying I two men thin a wok has just been arrested I In Chiirlot on the charge of bIgamy The I warrunt for her anot wile sworn out by J B 3Ilnt father of August Mlntr who was tho first to marry MIa Little The young lady while taking a diho with August Mint a t nuth 18 anrs of age was persuaded to marry him They had been boerelly encacca to r Porn time Tlio ronplo stopped at the lionse III a preacher and ho married them In ho I Imcjy by he i llcht of thin risIng moon lint uuiccil tn keith the marrhiRO secret and lint to Iho 1iLcihor until Mint was able to biippoit a wf Mr Mint was driven to tho house nf her Kim dlaii Hip took heave of her husliand at the door and noxt moriilnc lei for Jharlotte whom silo was thrcn dayx Inter niarrlucl to Dr Aiklnsoii of hector ntiuc Mlnlz then ex poH her and olnlnicil her as hlh wife Mio denied tho I liii ml ago Dr A tkln t Itll would not llvn wltii his liiuln until ht was eertaln of bier lnnoc n ft lin Investigated and deilnred that Jlli I Hlandcred her A week later Ur 1 tkln Hii look i hoi to his home and I lInt t 1 lviii to Anther foi lx I weeks when he told I him that she wan not his legal wife He I I thru I sent I her to I her pare i in t H Mime would not lime 111r second hand and us this t Ktnto h grunts no dlvorcci under nny clr umxtancei they lira doomed to ht innrrlid bind lien aloi o Iho trial ii this cune will mako a stir as all the part Ins blonl 10 good lamllles It Is not unnwn what Is Iho I objiet ot this t propecii lion by hnrfnthnrlnlnw Good lawyers hate been mplo nl to prosecute Tho penitentiary Is the nmy punishment hue Is now lit and a beautiful womau HuBTocuted In Mudlnon Avenue Tho Ktnndnrd Gas Light Company is lay 1ns now pipes In Webt Iortyf econd street At Oi 1 1 M of itrilar two workmen III a trench four feet sleep at Madl on aienue broke an old pipe at tha joint hscapluu tine overcame Ilium They worn lifted out and efforts were hcuun to resuscItate them A phynlcian who wits pnAslni lent his aid Hornaril Clark In 18 leers old of lvjj 1 Third avenue revived and was eon homo The other man died before the itrrltal of an ambulancn Nobody there ronhl tell his name ills body was cent to the Moizuo A OllKAT KTOltit OVT 1IEST Much Daintier Dime by u Tornado and a IleliiKe or Hutu EstroniA KnIt May 30Capt Slllton Drown was tho only person killed outil ht In the Clements tornado His wife hooer Is not expected to live halnc had her Iou terri bly mancloil and almost torn from her body Their son IMward had his loc and shoulder broken Mica Harah Drown has an ankle broken and Is Interrally Injured and a baby Is I aKo badly hurt Thu storm was about 100 foot In width and travelled almost around Clements following tho course of tho Cottonwood l lllvor In a southeasterly direction and mOle than a iloon farms ate denuded of their buIldIngs and orchards and crops are dcstrojed KANSVS 1 CITY May 30lho storm of Tups I day and Tuesday nIght was general oerJHs i sourl Kanpas and Nebraska and utohas oil I i nearly all trains cotnliiK Into Kanpas City Nearly all I tho t I legrii Ill poles I nloiiL tha huUth cm Kansas llallroad were blown down and I south 01 lola Ran thoio were many over flows Tho trains on tho Wabash worn oor j j I Boxen hours late Tho delay was caused by a wrecked frolKht tialn four miles cast ol Motor ly The constant Ialns soltoued die bed at that point Tho I hlcnco trains of thin Sunta lu ii WPIO delated over an houi by a litndMlilo at Courtney At this I point the rain hxd 1 vuhod awiUiilaiue onion I I of the em Ill hill il C a slielvmu lodge overlayIng the truck Jlils I LIINO wuy pllliiK trees stones unit dirt on thu t I track Thu ClihUKO mid Alton tracks In wetit i emil Illinois were Inundated and at Hater a heavy landslide cccunod coMMlnu tile Hack for hundredH of yards MAitiiNhiiriKi W Va May flOA tornado struck the country about ilt miler cat nl linn city this aft tntltun and alter liemollhlnu a vast amount of proierty nasud down tIe Potomac lllver th irtnui itt g trvus uuittiriilni I I small eeiH alit tinting IIUMCI ueneially vtili small liuildincs near llio banls of tie ricr ihostuim L tnnelied river tutl mileand then passed out to spit Very hew tieis I I were left Mainline aloni this waior II chit TlioHQ that escaped were twist uJ nut of slnin llio hono of Martin l I horton J which ci out dliectly In the toriiidns path WHH billed torn its loun ilutlons Two Women Viho were In thIn lit In fiamu kitelien wrro ii U rInd twenty loot and I FcnoiiMy Injured I A barn in I u Ii Ill UeorK ocol anil J l Jowell J had taken mofil gut was blown down and the two men klllod Thu daimmu 10 the ui title was treat llhitinAN illcli Mav JIt froyn hard I hcio Tuoilav nlulil leu fit iiuiig aneiulKli of an Inch I thik I larly t euotableH and tender I L1 hints wore killed and fruit trees badly nipj vd b tho trust JIlAicn Mo tlhiy 80llio rainfall of Tints I day Tuesday nIght and I terdar was 41 IncliHS laicer than ever boforo reported In this section Iho inln waa cuiiipaiiiid Ijv heavy winds fi hell dainace was doio 1 to I tho wheat j crop which was just l uinnlni in t tin rut ItiiiiiNutov I Iowa 1l hit m u liain I set In on Tuesday evenIng lihIlt lonflnned without Inter mission until noon Usteiday lIoodlniMho low lands nnd for a time puttlnua eoinplote stIll to farm work at hut t Mny I titan I I when toni Is in Croat neodnl I cultivation I I I I J he storm caused thousands of dnllniodiniace j CIUMPUON III Mnv iohnru raIn fell hero yateiday than ha lallcn ill o last Inly It is of Inestimable I value I to corn wlioit at d oats JUiioN t Ind I i I M Ill iuA n ec eedlntlv I heavy ruin has fallen horn ilurinu tho last uluhteuu tinting and still continues M utsnu i Mo Mitt IluA terrible wind and rain storm visited this t section on 1 noday I and I luosilav nlcht Many bililce and cnNerts have boon wahed away and tho dnuiauo Is ut tlnmted at IiUndU Niv Oiul NN May Depntehos from many points In louMami I and 11 ississ ppl how that t ii rough t of sn eiil I wnekV duiation was bioken eterday b u od rains Cnv nr Mrtno May 3o via Oaheston I Ii envy storms 1 of inh n uu nil hall I at linn I f Ill hut ii iso caused tho rise r to iniiinlato i I I that I town drown Inc in my persons and I ill I Ic nnslunK uvay many hoiibcu and dustrol ihig crols CULLISZUSS Jill IS 11IK fOO The Htnimstklt Inlniil ntuiTled IeaWlnz the Iulmun llltfc the Alio There waii tlilck fog iii the kivvor bay yps torday fiom daybicalc untIl nenil 11 A M L and it oitoiiied iu LIIOU h iato tho upper bay to doti tlo fcrrv boats to u ht tton llnml I I hi tu ii I lay liidue In I I lit lower bay I several stun ii blilps vvero l mg i at I ill hor inot of thai gUI Ill Inc I waitinu lor I it I to clear oil bef f nn piitiing I I to sea and on or moe of them had lain theio all night Among tlem were tile llammonla of the Hamburg 111 e the hlnte of Georgia tho Amsterdam and a number of tiamp Iicn itbccamo bunlelintly clear for tius tn get a1 out It was found that two collisions had happened In tIle f g One collision was between thn Inlanl n lIt It Ifihbullt I I t stiamer bound for Tr nldd Cant Itussell of lie lolaui I sahl jiStunlny I hint i Sec end UfaYcr Wills and a pilot from tho lldvvaid Cooper were on deck at 850 A M us they lay at anchor lu lie i Swash channel with fog whistles blowing and thoy saw till Stolvio up pronohing thorn a quarter of a mllo nvvavon their I ort side The latter didnt seem to low lilt It bit and lie t result I I a hen the crush came was that HIP tolanin plates were stovo In nbnft the brilge on tile port side in two plaee huh tl Ing i a hole ubout n loot square twn foot hove tlie water nnd ii rIot iier two lent siiunru I nn tho water line I Inn I very low I minutes I there was four loot I nf water in her hold The hl oh ties anchor lock was bioken I t culT and linen u t of her lutes were stovo In I mi tlio unit bow I Until Cormack nftoiud nssltance ttliu Jnlanl but it wadeclined iinil llio Melvlo came up and anchored olf BedlnvvV I Island 1 Tl e lolanit I pumps got to vvoik l lOll juto bagging I was sttilTed into luG gaps In her Hide Uho tug India inn i her aground In hhallim vvatni and allervvanl with the help nf othnr tiius got lior inln Menltts wiecklng slip neaiiiiaraiillne Tho Stelvlo has it cam go nf fruit for Iliriel I I I relliiinnn A Co 1 lie eio I Is eiinnigned I to t Si Ill I SOt S lIP nec V Ynuig liiuu 1 hhiie tine Siteamhlp Iomiany aio llio iigcnts of tho ThoAtlns lino ftoamshlp Also from llaytian ports and Jamaica with a eargn of biiupns lay off jiiiuaiitlnii over Wiilneilay nIght ami at 7li oIl ck i6torlny moining weighed anchor to come up j lin suiainhln Ililum hniind out loomed up nn her starboard bow The AIm had ant got sea wi jet and would not mind her ruilder The I Inlma snick hi r ill so inti the starboard mil o the Alvn near tho sum smashing in about lllteen led of Inilru plated bulwarks I Tho lith w hOt apparent ly mill lured wont her it iuy The lied Mar St CIt ft shil p Ion ohmunul fapt C II Gram from Antnerp groi ndcil In the mud In the hwash Chinnel mat tho I nmer hlioaU at 111 I 45ocloek Ill tSednesdiu b nlglit i I Sim was hauled oil nil inurod at H ncln k pse day morning Ithe I tu I js Iluilsiin I I ii tlul l 1 I I raw ford und prni oodcd to her pier In lotsev l its where her cabin piispengeis St pro liimlnd blot Ien nih nil It as piopedlng I slowly on account 1 of thIs log when kho strips dost of tilt piiien gems weio anlnpp aud score not iivukencd by the silent shock Oliltimry A S liurdick died at his homo In Saratoga on Wedneiday Hired tw ears lie wa n muiuberur the bur and prominent In all tnnveirents t f loc II iiterrct I The lieu t f Kuralek IreilJhiE lilibT ol the lray I Confererce mid It I Buritlclt n dry iouds merchant In Hartford nn lire hU briaheis lie I I leaves a widow a daughter and Inn s i tlio Her r i II Pun click it afhittif on ilh 1 I A ru II VurdtiL I secretary of the 1henU I re Insurance tiny n of llurtfurd Flimre WhIle died at Iil4 home In Mcrail Saratoga fount I on Wednesday l aunt is feltS Vr IVnlieuas atiatllve silt eadlnir Petnnrrar hntlnir many times rerri seutel Ma town as Suirl Ion and bIild fur many v cars ft tifeful liletnl er nf tut Colnl lomuillteo ef hid liar t lie I I lies H itirnier llniliiirn hurt Oil C of till leitdlnr eldens cf taunt Mini i ii l Kuuden y on Wedinsilav i niul t lie hat leeli I 1 Iot niiviUr Ireelilelit of tliv village ftJler lior itnl IreiiJeui of the Uoardcf IraJe the was 44 ytaisof site Ward Urecnrv rnstmn ter of IthsiA died yesterday after thu III iumill iif piiaMil lline s ritul ill 1 Inii llrllit illleaku complicated by I eart iimicully lie vra 4r ear old ror lxieen cur he has teen either and roprleinr of Ihe lllmra l rnin at FIT litany years be was i lialrnian i f the Hemocrutli Count I t ouiiiullee and tlo mofct active warier of 1111 party In the rnuiity He was for three yiar In the Mill Insurance i Prpart I meiitat Albany allrt was a llfelonE Inllinute friend or rdiar K Allan Mr union enjnyed the Ilersolat frleudlhlp of Hi v levelainl I ind nr nnile 1iMiiuiier for rorspiiuoiilty vljnro is trturti In the Ireildf Html campalvn of ISM A Wilts sal two daughters survive blnThe The Itev Henry VV Foole pastor of Klnns Chat el t liolnit died letterday t liiirnliiu alter a lIla illnets u i I S wan 51 eens elil Ills wife wan u cieier l of Irealdeul Kllotnf llanard client and Ariliur foote the well kuawn composer tsoue I of bin suns Fcrrylinat llllo is loud orCoul The ferryboat Long Island City on her way from College Point lo Ihirly fourlh street tils cit at 4U 1 M jeiler ay hit ihs tihooncr salllo II 1apL Oosbv loaded club oal from 1irth Amboy for flusitin The rrui tieri tIll side was store TIc e m d mi Suit I the plankluot lh radd e ti xes on Ihe ferr bi at tier damattel she cniltiuird on lur way to this uii Loss about eeL Tte Lone Island City ts an eitra boat and Eu been In lie this wnk soty while repairs lit made fo Skit tarn ai a xsliatk stoset S hELD VI A TltAlXlVLL A BolllotT Robber Emptiest the rocket books ol the lunftencere ILLia JUNCTION WIs May 30A train robbery occurred on the Milwaukee and North western Itallroad at heaver last nlcht The train had just pulled out ot Heaver A man walked through tho roar conch to the renr door There ho asked the brakeman What Is the name of the station you have just lcltr u heaver was the reply I Well bald thin stranger drawing rsyolv er I guoH Ill troublo you to shell out what spare chunco you loire In your pocket The brakeman compiled and then the man appealed to each pussoncer lu n similar man ner As he relieved each passenger he made him walk ahead and kept up IhlB programmo until ho had visited every coach In the train Having secured fomotblnc from every one lIe backed his way out mill holding his revolver before him and leaped from tho train In the dark jtibt as the train was pulllucluto thIs sta tion tiotiF F C Allen a travelling man for Marlnette was the greatest loser lie was relieved of 17j and u cold watch WISf AT MANHATTAN CROSSING JRmply Manhattan Stench Car Hit a Rnpld TrunNlt Train One Man Hurt A Long Island Rapid Transit train filled with G A It excursionists was run Into at the Manhattan crossing yesterday afternoon by a line of ton empty passenger cars of the Man hattan lieuch division which were being switched down Vesta street from Fulton ave nue across Atlantic avenue to bo made up Into a train for Hunters Point Tho Ilaptd Ti mult train was composed of five cars and wai under tilt charge of Conductor Thomas lleicheldeifer and EngIneer Iredwell Brown Tho tiain was bound for Woodhavan and was slowly crossing Vesta street when Engineer Drown saw the emits cars on his lelt dronplng down tIlt grade without the engine Ihey wnto I coming I for his train at right angles Thn britken on on them I did what they I could but thn brakes vvoio of little service Drown stopped the engine nf the llnpid Transit tinln just tic It cleared tile cross tracks Tho riii carol the empty lino of couches struck that tstiuupr and the font part of the forward i car of the llapld Transit train with sufllclent violence tn throw them frnm the track Uho emu ling betvvoon the tender and the car was not broken The Itnpid Transit train carried chiefly white atulcoloied iranil Army veteran who were nn their wav tn livergreons I cInder There vvasconfn oi nmoiig thu pasencer and In the crowd on the streets and tile etra pnllco force put t In I to I take I euro ol tIle unuual II tutu ber nf visitors had all they could do to konu the tracks clear IMward liool 20 years old nl lIT likford street llliani bnrcli jumped from tile train and was severely bruised about i Iho hip Nn mud else was lujiirod The col IlIon occurred at a3t oclock and it was near ly I ii i oclock before legular traffic could bo re sumed Great inconvenience was caused by the delay and all trains score crowded as soon as made up I MIC VAKimnrE RUItHENDERB He II en nl uf Trunk Kaffcrlis Death White lu Klinlru und ut Once Cume Duck Charles It Partridge the senior member of tIle lumber llrm of H M Partridge Co who fractured tho skull of Frank IlatTerty by a I blow with a vaii stick left New York on Wed nesday afternoon before ItalTcrtr died at tho New ork HospItal Mr Partridge had boon released on 10000 ball Mr Partridge after giving tinOOO ball to an swer to tho charge of attiult loft for Elmira viheio liii wife 1 ill Yesterday mornine Ward lie oilivosCaioy and logtn wont to tho Orion tal lintel where Mr Parirldgo has rooms tn real rest him nn tho charge of homicide but he u hid I not leturncd At 7 oelock last nlglit Mr IVitildge cnteied the Wet Twentieth I mod t pollen station and gave himself I Into I etihtody lie bad been tnllnwed frnm the btittion by Cnpt irant end Detec tive locan Mr 1artridge said that Iho blow was In solfdefonco and he halt sum that ho would bo di eharged He spont tho night in the station liouii and this IllumIng lm will bo arraigned in the Jefferson I Mnik j i st t Police Court i Tho vitrl stick with which liuffertysskull wits fractured Is of hut thlO wood and about a it II art er of an Inch I thick Thero art traces uf blond on tIle in hI wooden handle Cormier Hanley I I I held an autopsy I on the body of liatTerty yesteiday afiernonn nnd totind that I dentil was nno tn a fracture of the skull I JIb body was removed last night by liaffertys frIends ItAIYED SIX Ul THE BARS Tbreo Prisoner In the Richmond County Jail IMuu au llncupe ShcrilT nilbvvorth of Hlchmond county yes toiday dicoverod a plot which hud been ar ranged by some of the prisoners to break jail i The jail Is nn oldfashioned atone structure I Among tho prisoners it contains are Daniel I bpollmau and Charles Hnrrett who are await ing trial for picking pnckoln on tho Htuton Island ferryboats nud Michael Btarke who is I accused m burglary Au illttrlli Elhswortii was making the rounds I ol tin cells at ft P i JI je terdiiy he found that six Iron burn of n window at the rear of the jail I had been I partly I pawed through Investigation I showed that Kpothnrn llurrett and h4larke lust Biivved I the bars and bud planned to oscupo at midnight lat night It in I not known l whether any moro nrltonnrR were In tho plot or not 1 hut iiluurIfT hiatt ii Iii deputies I found the saws which had been used on the bars They woro nude out of ordinary tablo knives and store hliiden In an hillel huh ii of the stone wall In a dark corner of the jail Flte Men Killed and Seien Other Injured In ss Fulllnc llnlldlnic DANVILLE Vu May POst terrible acci dent occurred hero today J G Penn was biiildinga laice bricl tobacco factory on lirldgo street ueitrlv 2t0 foot long und six stories high Tho walls hud been completed and carpenters worn at work upon It TInt wind was blowing hard lu day tilt about 2 P JI tIle entire build in utIle down with I n crash Ilol horl Iru Itt vSilllain Young G i I Jones lluck Hooper und 1 N Collie vvero klllod Henry ales will die and six others wero badly injured Hevorai niuti woie bulled In the rnlnn and a cnnPldera blo timo elapsed before they were extricated IVud Me Pushed Off the Bank I Frank fimltli IS years old of 100th street near Ten h avenue WAS romnilned without tall in the Hur era tnurt vesierilay to acait ills remit of Injuries InlKled upon Albrrl flnblnton 7 ears old Robiniou Is In the Musty ninth Street Hospital suffering from a iranutired scull anted ly a fall from no embsnktnent ill vve ii th itreel The fracture Is over lie I lefi eye II 101 I lla irfeini were sullied lu I reinnve till tilOn of iii h i nt el lone until a pot all uirh shore is Sri I a ro uI l i ne Thin upe ilnn will he A Miurce of i er riual danger in the hoy If us reioverl as tile bit pro teitlMi in tie Lraln win te the coup clImb usu 5 tlst I ratu came lieliliiil Mm anil shoved him uf the bank I rsnlt ra s tl at Albert wn running lu ncajie lrom a vlclout bores chIli fell down tle bank The Cut lu fie Iron CiiATTANOoru Tenn May 80The Tradn man Uln receipt f letters from producers and brokers wlm conirnl lit e sx hi til thin entire pig Iron production ill Clinch iMiuih reUilve to thefut In price ef iron ty hue Tiomas Iron onitiany and the uiiilool All sri iiieiatniK that ihe cut will rave no effect what ever on his southern furnaces and tie opInion among all I Itch Ihe bottom I Ahout reached ana an early Im provement lu the market Is antirl Met Iteceptlou to Vials New Governor BAIT LMtrCiTT May l0A reception was tendered this evening in iinv Thtirnas and Chief Justice 1515 iii die S5sken House parlors II was a brlllUut adsir All tile eutLlals of the fort lu fulldress uniform were prevent Indie Zill takes the oath on Tuesday neit when Phd iulice Sander steps down and nut I I his sIll ivs the Ke uullcabs chic Judge while lbs Deraucrrti will bavetUrce Ilnll Mtorm lu Vlrclnla KonrniK Va May 3n0n Monday night a revere hall norm parted down the south side of Albe uiarle Sound doing great danage lo crops la I the viola ity of Markets rcrrr Cotton Is totally destroy d na several lame farms The Preililrnl In WailblnBton WAsiiiNriTON May 30The President and rrlvole secretary llaiford returned t vvashlnirion from uec lurk about lu this evenlugun tIle nmltsa CU tO I I Mr rlherlduie Much hotter WAsutsiovow May 30Mrs fiheridani con dlttop a much better tontbt sag ft ii uaug that lb u1 hi op again 1 a sw tue HINTS OF COMING TROUBLE A anixisn KAVAL OITICKK TALKS or HAH iff 11111 ua SEA lie Rnri C nnli Hfalfrn will be lr tecled by Cannon liellcf hut lie was Drunk If Not Fronhe loWnlilnKt m Commenti Deulnl from nndoa VioroniA B 0 May SO Startling revela tions concerning tho tenor and extent of the orders Issued by the Admiralty authorities to Admiral lleneaee commanding the Pacific squadron and under which the British men ofwnr Swlftiuro Icarus and Amphlon now at Eaqulmalt will proceed to llohrlnu Sea early In Junetn ro made yesterday by an oil cer In hIgh rant attached to tho flagship He and a number ot other naval ofllcors attended n luncheon clven by local clubmen and before the affair canto to a close all wore very much under tho Influence of elmmpaeno At the helnht of tho festivities the officer In responding to the toast of the navy said In substance that there would bo some fighting soon InUehrinc Sea if tho American authori ties attempted to prevent Canadian dealers from hunting there No attention would be paid to the Presidents proclamation ho said anti the Admiral would not only dispute the claim of the Americans to exclusive sovereign ty In the disputed waters but If American cruisers should take Into custody Canadian spalors caucht flshlnc therein the British men ofwar would take stops to recapture them lie said further that the Admiral command Inc the Noith American squadron lInt sent tile British cruiser Ilurrard from liormuda lu New York and while there orders woro received from the Admiralty to send two war ships I mm the North American station to roCnforco those now under orders to proceed to Ilehrlne Sea If tile statements made by tho ofhhcor are true It would seem that Great Britain means to resort to force rather than wait foradlplomntlo solution of the scalflshlnc dlfllculty Iato yesterday the Admiral heard of the statements made by the ofllcer and at onqa ordered him under arrest litroim efforts woro made to keep the matter secret but It leaked out and caused great excitement Ho has communl catcd to the Admiralty authorities bycablo OTTAWA May 80Thue Department of Marine and Fisheries Is yet without any ufllchil In formation as to the despatch of war ships to Bebrlne Sea by cither England or the United States No slcnlflcance Is attached by the head ofllclala tn the despatch of those steamers At any rate that Is how tnoy express themselves WASHINGTON MaY ioLilo warlike despatch es from British Columbia with regard to ex pected trouble between the Inlted States and Great Britain over the Ilohrlna Hen seal llshor les are eenornlly discredited by olllcers of the Navy Department It Is pointed out that no offlcer of rank surtlclently hlish to mako him acquainted with the Kncllsh Governments purposes would under any circumstances bo so foolish as to talk In the manner mentioned In the despatch from Victoria A naval ofllcor In speaking on the subject said Unit if such a talk did occur the speaker was sortie subaltern who had drunk too much boor and lost his head and had by hich talk gIven his auditors to btllevo something startling was goIng to take place and that he knew all about it The United States had no reason to apprehend any difficulty Gieat Britain assuredly would not commit any overt HOI of violence in case her sealers weio arrested without warning tills Government ot Its Intentions A warning that Great Britain would by force dispute the snveiUnty ot liehrlnc Sea had never horn communicated tnthe Inlted States I old this ion showed tholmiirobablllty of tho story It mIght bo that lie throe vessels I numod were gluIng to Bulirlnc ieli thoiiRh that was byno mi ans certain Their dillies there however would piolmbly contibt tn nothlna more than kePIIIK a watch nn the situation to prevent liiltlh I citizens trom belnc wantonly Illused and chine the sealers Rood adtko If our vessels attempted anythlnc that staR un WRrranipil It niluht be that the British ofllcern would feel called upon to Interfere Tho United I States sent vesels to tile Newfoundland IHJ I silos each year to look after Amerl an In I torott and hIts British xcssols probably had a I similar mission In Alaskan eaters presuming that they would BO there The rnlted States naval force at orosont avalluhln In Bohrlni SeaconlstH of the Bear the Thetis and a revenue cutler These ves I selnre ol no use lor actual warfare and urn simply policemen of thin SPII Tho Adams and lIon Iroiuols are at Mare 1land and could lie sent to sea at short notice if circumstances de manded It I I The riimloton Is I also at San IrunclBo but It will bo some time before she villl I I be leads I to RO Into I C ninilsion i lie this demonstrated ii is I sail Hint she Is an o veol lent boat bin I has not vet fiilllli I I vl I tho t Cont t act reiiulreinents and some chances lire neenu Biiry In her nmchlneiy befnin chic cal cono up to tile conditions of the contraet 1 vn If UIOMJ requirements wel ie uaiveil under stress of an emergency It would chiLi some tIme to lit hue Charleston nut lor service Au lias been ul roadr said however naval oPleprf dn nnt think the situation at all I I alarmincnr I even threaten Inc The Ilehrlne that INIirries they arn confi dent will nnt preclpiutii a ennnict between the Drilled htntos and llrral Brliitln IOSPON May 10Iti this llou of Commons thlsevenlnii Hr lanusc lercnsnn 1arllamnn tnry Secret ary to tlio Foreign onieo t I denied tin report from Mctorla B t that three monnf wit In the Inclllp had bnon ordered to proceed to Behrlnc Sea In June in protect lIt itishi sall Inc esselii Irom interference by Amerlan menofwar A Trump lilllr liy Train Hand s May 10An unknown tramp who wan stealing A rile on un ra i bniinil I reich t tram of ill I UempM sot ClnrltHlnn nnilrnuil iii teh l conduit night Wa i ut upon ant ls en by two near hrskfunn cot Ihnt Itt l I lue rniiliH lor K l lain I Iii tmrly I Sn uteri hires on lh lr rK n nr tubs flii And was nut is cot crud ItO ii Ir h I hkil IK h en run utter by Ilir I cult 1 Hid nif riiKrr liuln I III Mmnttfy iiutriiltltf Tie hrakruivn iuvf hen crtetut and out bits cuufenkcd Couduciur Ilau haS skilled out Cnuntrrrrlt Octet Ilrrrn WATEIILOO IaMuy 3flIor some time coun terfeit M gold plecM have bihi In cirrtitailon In tills Stale The there Hf re of lbs rolnaire nf ISA4 and they were errecl fxc pi lliat lie were lelit neluhl Sen lerday a man n At cwiiKlit liuk lnir ine cud was rrsled at ha 1 Pnrte lows iltu bring hpurclied ti2i lu spurious cold coin HAS lound on Ms permit Hhoners und an Knifrrl Show halo fell yesterday In every Btate east of the VleiUslppI litter ills storm centre was oter Ohio moving slowly northeastvrard with htght winds al alone the coast from New Jersey to Maine In this city light rain fell In the morning and afternoon and the day cci generally ilireaienlnt chili warm There was a stiff easterly breeze Milih reached til ntltes an hour during tint afternoon It was warmer tn all parts of tbeeouo tryi In tbe Northwest tbe temperature hadriietilin9 and registered nearly 70 This rise wai caused by another torai moving down from Manitoba Today will be generally fair varied by light rain stationary temperature Saturday will be cooler an4 fairThe The Ihsrmnmsler at Terrys pharmacy In Tui Box building recorded Ibe temperature as follows a A U pIll UA MtO5CA jiAi llM71 Baur H74 C T M72 9P 1 hI tw 12 i Xtldnlgtil ee Arsraga lgl Average ay3alKaa73H IHUICJTIOIH vol twnrrr VOLTS coDta For Maine New Hampshire Vermont UasiachuietU Itliodo Island Connrcttcut threatening weather and rain warmer southerly winds followed Friday Eight by much colder westerly wloJa fa tatUrnlino OTlinulirn Ieneihvmno Xqw Jersey ana Delaware rain ttuCUrlr I1lrtln la tcuicriy vlndi curtis tacaliloitni mwA ct4er YUdy night for tbe Illitrlcl of Columbia Maryland and Virginia rain followed durUg the day by clearing wtalber de cidedly cooler winds ihtftlngto westerly for wtilern New York tad western Pennsylvania rain ester locel itoran colter uortbwciterly wind JOTTINGS ABOUT TOIfV More than IOr Yi visItor took kdrantnge of the free pealng of the Museum f atural History yesterday Memorial service of District No u I II u r will be held in he Dsrean 0a list Church Bedford and Uowa laic SunSets uu llnnilay evemug Ernst Silica trreeied for forging the name of ci Msnator Klsrnan tnriscks for small amounts waste mauded at tbe tombs ysiterday A Ore yestsrdar afternoon In the bieement of the Her Lee Koenici bauso K O West Tw fih street lid tunj daiaate esters u was extinguished Ur Ko lli Is I the pastor ef SL rault liermau liith ran Church Ille lost la covered by Insurance A Third avenue elevated train bound for the CIty Hall broke down at Ibe highly ninth street station at t o cluck last light Tbepassengers got 08 and the trait was hauled I Slflshy eighth sliest and put on a ibis UacL lt r wu about twtnijnie minutes delay to

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r II III 2 THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 31 188H LIGHT ON THE BIG MYSTERY c OV TIIK TRACK UP TIIK MAX IT1O JVHKU CIIOXItTO 1118 PATE I Tbe Murder onB tracr Hnld lo Have Heen rrureil Camp OO of the ClaaaaOael Oilier ArretM Kxpeeteil tn I a few 11 ChicAno liny 30 Clilof of IollcnHubbanl 1 much as ndmltttd tonlcht that his men aro on tlio oe of a ctent moo In the Crunln rmn tHY I U saId that tho man who dro Iho Doctor way from his homo on tho fatal night I lianbocn lilonllllcil and that tliu murder con piracy Imi boon trncul to Camn U r of Iho ClnnnnGnol I which ued to meat In tho North Hlilo Tumor Hull It Is said on tho bet of Hlco lrnor I ni 1 authority that nil tho members of this camp will be brought before thoOrnnJ Jurrnniln ntronuous effort made to compel them to CYO I up tho secrets which thoy Bro known to hnld I 1 was a dull day ns far ns police news Is 1 concerned A terrible fltorm raid all day anti work The who r prevented any ouldoor worl mon IIKTO tho case In band were In consultntlon to 4 I night a Chief Hubbnrds room Whon tho meeting adjourned Chief Hubbnrd Raid that while he could give no cletalln It wan true that his men bad at last htruclc the right trail Ho murder Inspliod and admitted that the mlrderwns Inspied carried out by ClunnaGaol men and Isolated that all the consplrfttorc If not the actual niur I darcrn would bo caught before the end of the week The police halo beon mnklne nn active March for Cronlns clothes and medicine raxo und tho thirtytwo yurdn of Ingrain caret wtiloh wan tacked on thu floor of the purler In tho Carlson cottnce Lieut Schuettler and his I men HOtit throuch tho Icumans boute tdny and did not discover anything which could bo usod us nvldencc Before gIving tip tho search I the olllciM will look through all the catch basIns mid under tho sidewalks In Kchool trot InlJ Bclmont avenue from Ashland iI I cnno to the rlvor J ho Btntemrnt will he printed tomorrow elalflrnl wi hut Alixniider KiilllTnn hn eneiired A a I J rtd H CHUM Hlllvnn I thut within tha last I tliroo diiys Ih tho two have held soverul long COD lornn 0 I 10f liut I nliout ymr rotciillon by Alexundor Stillivnii I WI i a kodt I Mr i Tn do today 1111nn 1 Uli J linn kin nn Ali amlur Mullen io wai a rnpirtir UI tn t aM ntnl I hxc hoen consulted liy him lie knows potlilni nhnnt tliN tronln ulnlr n 10 d I il 1 not l li L tvo lonlti i wn tlcmt I Lt tlijiiclit In1 I had d sjpearil for he our i 2 I io 11lllt IlrdJ lie irsult I In the IhllailriiililA I t lfltIOlI I liH Mniuiitlonof tall rulllncontlniiod Ito I I tho mtirnurt roti tfc uvery Irishman Is I try I I Inrttwlit I i I thn I llrltlsli lions I tall I and In their I I each other iiiilor thoy get jpnlousanil jump on lch I In 1 iln t Ihlindelphln I invuntlon I tho nreaio t I 4 lilh I t I I Intellects In I tho tountry I clKShed Ihore I IIh Intelecl WHS notoran I rti Convention In the Untied I 1001 I SUtoi In which there woro RICh In HIII I tilmies and sueh hlttir content Alexander Milllmn cnnio out on toi rlectlnc Henry I iliorldnn ilelocate Hint victory mode hull vim I mark IIT Ito ioalou y of OVITV rroml nnt I Iniliruan who did not helonk to hi rnrtr I v 1 HyniM of hlcaco used to lie a lend of I Sulllvnn Ho and Judo Moran dIne him I I HIlhan II Ilnnfnrd murder CBse But the Ihla ililuhsa victory ooit Sulllvun IIynis fricid I I thlp ThU time Is nelod upon by hi enemies I to ruin him but there will b I reaction In tnlklne 01 tho alleeed diversion of the fund ot tlinDanPAfjual or United Drother hood Mr Trudo said Thit has hon oxplnlncd Id07en times and In fho minutes any Impartial man can tinder Btimd tlint ilr Sullivan his been aa clear from mldolnir as a sunbeam Mr Sullivan wn seon this evening by I re porter to hnm ho sail that ho had formally I i retained Mr 1 Trudo but had counseled with him as 1 friend Late tonight Ilont lioss of tho pollen Is aninority for ths stAtement that Dr Cronins 4 rlnthe woe really found this afternoon and recounlrnd ns the protwrtyof the murdered man J bo Inleranco Is drawn that they woro found In or around Iceman tiulllvuns house us n squad of detectiro nre known to have ikvoted nearly all today In searching the promises of tho ice dottier The oltlcor In S charge of this toarth In re ponso to Inquiries said at the time that no discoveries had been niHile but Chief Hubbard when confronted with tho later report tonight refused to either reprt n IE r in or deny the statement that the mur tiered mans apparel had been found ST Louis May 31An afternoon newnparer putillsbes A fiery article this afternoon on tho h fonnection between Aloxandur Sullivan and onneoln t U I fronin Tha newapaoer says that during the Democratlo Convention Alexander Sulll v HII and another man camedown from Chicago nud encar d rooms at I hotel representing t thntthry w r Chlcaco newpapor men Tho imlrit Is alleged Immediately hocan an in I I MRtiiratlon ae D Crohlns reoord In this city They called on Mathew Doupherty the grocer I MhoflntcmplorrdCronlnwhon becametothl I city from au 1nterlorhlMourI tw They had a talk with CUt lUchardson the wholesale dracctet who sold D Cronm hU draci when he kept a drug FUireJ TheY talked with Dr Olleilly tho most prominent Irish Xatlonallst In hI Louis and who waa for many year Dr LYonlna moa Intimate friend What they lutnenulned they kept t themtohes Dr ORetllr refuses tT BDeak abont tho matter but I wild that Cronin once trid to rnrolvo him In I porno I Rort of a pnrape and thaihe then dropped I 1TEE KOA3I HESIES I I I Te ltevlvrd Ntory fthe Trsanitfer of l Jd lirtifur Money to the Clunna GneL Patrick Tan President HniTiEonB Minis t to Chill who Is stopping at tho Gllsejr I I I I liuuhe denies the story of Mortimer Bcanbui I Criminal Conrt bailiff and Patrick the Chicago IuI1Jul Cor balt I CavanasiL nscommuiilcaled inn fonJeronee at I CMcHco tithe State Attorney ThIs story Is I I tjol Ian who was then Treasurer of tho Lend Leacue fund und was at Paris was ap I pealed to by AloJtnnder Culllvtn for 110X000 the Land League money to forward the physical force work of the ClannaOaoL and that ho I yielded nnd jiaid over the money alter Patrick 1 Miorldari had come from Ireland and advUed him to do i Sullivan U Ib allccad b Scanlan mil Cavaniih ttimod overol this only IHOOO I t 10 I tjieClunuiiiHol of Cbltftco tad depoailad tho tutor JH WO In lit TrudrrB Bank in I tl to bullrvaus i isoanJ acmunt 3I Ir I Ljiititald ta Tho stun of nir dvlninri0t W1o Aleian dui Mililvun in bans Urt apirared In print uliiul threo vtart iu C I with shown to ba laM then Tvoy dollar of the fnnds for the limd 11ucnii bus ben nctotmlrd for The story bu sluice uiXpattrs1 In vitrled forms and n MOr I itinru true nw ilisi Itwatwmn I first aI li urefl Mr 1nrnill was nsied about I In hit Inidou 7urn1 iuvehtlXHilcn lie denied i that tiny such I sum was given nwar I I I would MM to cay a word In cnndemnatlon I of tho iniithwdx of tho men who are trylnc to nlaeUriii ho churacler of Alnaodar Sullivan Au x lung I her ate alfordoil an opiortunity to 1 do thin they do net care ft sipence nbout I l I i utehlru the muiderfre of tr Crotiin cel think I the nictlicidmukra br thit mare dpapliable and I no term can be too il on 1 a Incocdcm I jiatiun of them I I ISnaqurt 10 Mlulislc B I i Cmr OP Mexico May 3 via Galveston I A banquet In boor of Ur 1 limo tho now I I United States Minister was given at tho Tiroll till evening lea 1rlsbia W toast laMer MlnlMer ran who was called on to t respond to the toast Tho Piuildont of the United States praised President Harrison J and the American systems nf government and Jae to speech a vigorously applauded TbeNinth lloclment band then played Jlll 11 t lardB National Hymn Oen Illnojosa Minis ter oj Tfar responded In the toa t The Presi I dent of Mexico referring very feelingly to the tJnluid BtatM as a creat power which would nit Mexico a e lnst foreign interference Co lloora the United States ConsulQeneral then made freab creating MlnlMer lIven mae also Mr Webb then and Oen Ceballoa all spoke I 1 I responded tbe toast The Ladles Qen q oral Manager OBrien of the Mexican National I erl ren 184er Jlallroad toasted N The lrah fl I St Iout Hmlaon Js tpra t risht the Beer i i I 1 rut 1 ST Loins May 30Tbo Brewers Trust ri of this city bare put tho screws to the saloon keepers nnd tho result Is n frlebtful wall I When the trust was formed a few weeks ago I ono 01 the clauses provided that all soliciting should atop Then the price of beer was i t hoisted a pint Ten days later the saloon keepers were notified thut tUo prlco would co up another point on June I This made tho tJ l hnloon nieo unhappy They held a meotlni t and decided to build N mammoth Independent I t brewery to which all could tako mock This tfl brewery Is expected to kill off tho trust ii The PenniylTanla BaadlU CUte SOMmE Pa May SOThe Jury In the iI case of tho McCIellandtown bandits charged h with torturing and robbing old man Yod r and I hIs family returned a Terdlct of guilty to 1 ulcht against Louis Tasker und the two Bull Illh alRlosl j I vans The prisoners were remanded to jail p I al eentenre Their counsel mado a motion forL new trial I t I I T8 tial iavld and Joseph Nicely for the I murder of farmer lmber er alter he had been 1 I robbed of nearly 20000 which he had secreted 4 I in the hoiifo was then taken up Tbe prisoners I ii demanded separate tilalg which was granted I ig4 p I jjyld will bD tried first I iAira or CAIIHHIC MWMAL I Tlcar OL eral Irenloa Hetti Forth 1recllelr the Attitude at the Church j Cnrrlo A Mnhrenliol n daughter Henry I I T Mnbrenholz aphoe denier ut 113 Broad way was born I Catbullo and educated at the Convent of Mount St Vincent Bhe died last Sunday without lusting bceu attended by n priest and VlcnrCIonorul Ire ton sitting 011 letter from Father Tolo the assistant rector of St I Ios Church refused to ailovv the bo ly of the young woman te ho Interred In Calvary Cemetery The newspapers havo publlhoil various ntoilos about the facts In the tae It has Ion Stat eu that the clrl died suddenly I beforn a priest could Incalled tn attend her and lie Now iork 1 mc of tcnlny stilt I 1 The fattier of the lounc lady fnr whote burial Ibe ler i mil wtaiked cut rtfuted ii l an I II I lias t heen for iwenlr I I year the owrtr of aim Itn I vr cemetery which no i i boucht t course for Hie evpres purn I se of ttrynir I i In It I its remain of deceived tee inte r l his faint v In i I which he he s lion been Ihtarted If his ilted reili I re thai ke shall submit to tinS teiru ttlonn feIOtliP tr I unreasonable tthirn the tr ittefs or the eenetery may alany urn ctuoe ii male no ttriioi ne I del wed I from enforrlnc his claim Hul If kef lC I and If It be I true that the qllllt1 reiatiur I the rete 1 lion vI I the lasi sacraments ha Been Impose t Mm he acquired I I his p ct the eiiiiruwitilil scarcely uplioU et Ice t tniliy I it the requirement aiain i l bit right lo the use of prop I 1 erty for which he had raid I Vlcarflenernllreston said lost IIIIht to nre I iport rof1iirr ilt I FIrst Calvary Cemetery Is for Catholics and Catholics alone Not cue foot of ground i was ever sold In it from thn time It was opened until this duy Nut ailtrd was over I l clven of r one foot 111 and thorn It Iscrouiiil inseeratsd solely lot the purpose nf the burial i of those who die In the till I communion ol tho Church The inly thine which Iseivon those who plllch the rlchlto limy there If I II oer I iIilcntomlltmiKthem I I I to bit rI accordlnctn I t tho I rules ol the cemttery nod tin authority of 1 tho hurch Now tie ruin of the Lhurih is l that i nthilkS must re ceive absolution botore death In order to be burled In irn cratrd crouiul This Is I subject liowevcr to the iMeptlon I that In HIP CKO ol people known to bo utholics who died without absolution through no fault ol their i I own as In cae ol a very stiddon death or thruuch the t phvuical ImpnislMIIti I I I ol altolu I lion tel l ng administered i In limn t tho t burlul I i muy be pe I itt It let Hut this ol course cannot upnli to people who knew they worn dv Inn who I i wern a long time dying and who then re I nounced the faith aud hpurhcd tho scnictis of inset II Now what are the facts In this caoo To t brcln with 1 am not aware thut Mr Mnhren hot ever called uron inn tOMttle muttois I as I lit pays ho did If I did sec him hi did not lanka himself known 1 its first knolcdcu I hud I ol the matterwis lotterfrom rntlivrToIetho I 1 afrihtnnt at St leos Font to me from the cemetery oflleo In Mulberrj sheet und ml I dre8eI to upeilutoMlent llrennau of the cetnetary in which I other Toll sold tcantol I gts a cerllfcate f burfal for this yocnz I lady lieiauir for years she hit not Alienled muss on Hindi t or prtcilf th alliolc relilon al all I i I erdorscd the letter Durtal with such tesllineny at Ibis cannot be rr i milted I Since thoo newspaper attacks I have i thoroughly Invc tlcutcd the matter with this I re ult Miss Muhrenhol7 neter wan utholic In tilt true cinso of tho word HIT mother clog a lathulic ho was baptised lu tho Catholic faith In I her in I tuner und in ISTi 1 when H 1 year old nuts sent to the Acudenu of i Mount M t iuitnt II IIi thu Mstors 01 Cliurity Tho Msterx wriio to me I She ttas in tie eight el s In the intermediate de partm ni W hi o cruet onr cure she 1 WMJ tntriirted for i confession bul Ir i ttr rtteiviil holt sun it ititeut Vi lt I I lie us not lmc ago she said ILal etc bad joined a trot elliot church I I Miss Mahronholr continued Monslcnor PrBston did rot die HUldenlv bin was tick I for oni time I and died of trtqti iii t bit Mio t was very Mck lor three weeks und hud not made her Haste duty or attended I 1 mass In nil I churcu lor year rue MsttTH 1 ol t liarily I whom sho used to Know heatinc of her lllueB I I and symputnilnc with tier fonner pupil j s itnu ittit t as a r IlIflI i t visited hr and used their influence to brliiK I 1 her to the practice of the Cathoii icllKloii i lio foro her death This hill positlviily refused and fho also declared that Fho would not boo a priest Irnm theo facts It nil be seen thut rot one of the loins mado by I the Jinn Is founded on fact It Is I net pi s ible to ceo nny just ground on which th remain if f MlnOIu hrenholz could bo Interred In n eemctery sot apart and reserved only lnrCkthollcs 01 h Ins not a Catholic and she cannt even bodus ml with those who tire pricticil sfhollcj whu by no act hao renounced their faith and wbo thus may have extendod to them thu itid nicnt of charity It must ba remembered In n matter like this I that the I hnrch simply IB not concerned I he cemetery Is COIISO alet for tho ueof i nholles alono by the solemn i Ito of tutu I htireh to bury within us oncliMurcfs any ono who ha openly renounced the Citholio religion or ceased to t b I a atholio I would bn n cro s iniustiro to tbt good Catholics who cherish tutu right to Le buiisd tlero Stnh an act would vitiate tho consecration of thin cemetery anil require con secration anew Finally all thIs Is I the tlluehonornol tintrifle of the hureb Vo havn not promulgated nny new rulo u ns his benn stntcil Mnco tho I I COl r or Ireo Mason elIOt and iiLMln later we havo en large lie t burial certlllcitM from t lie simple blank form which It tied tn contlnt of so OH to Include n nool hare of tine actual bylaws of the cemetery which hnvn been enacted from the beclnnlnR and I which comply with tho teachings of tlio Church It Is I entirely false to say that I any now rules barn been adopted sine the purchase anybodv certltieule or whut the Tom calls a deed Of late too wo have flnorced the rule with renter ctrlctnoss than of ore Mr Mnbrenholr says that he is g lag to take up the bodiesof his rolntho11 IInrr If he is permitted to nnd cremate them U e will permit him to do so Tho only people who may make some objection may bo the Hoard of Health Lost ot all understand this that the Catholic Church does not pretend to nay that the aouui of ttioso whoso bodies Itlscompollod to deny burial In consoerntud Cutholnj criund will lall 01 ittnnial sai vut bin W a f Imply i refuse tho bodies this laHloxtnrnnl rites of the Ihuich We dont claim that our refusing to bury tho body mains tho noul a lost one Foaling Trout HIm In nnnectlcut I Nnw HAVKS May lOA cal of peculiar Interest to soortsircn In Connecticut was con I cluded In Walllnirford yesterday Dr IMwIn I Tabor was prosecuted for trout fishing in Muddy lliver which had boon posted u by a WalllnKford syndicate In some cnsos with anti In others without tho consent of the owners There has boon n creat doal of this kind of postIng of streams In this State this season Tho signs nro bought at any job printers for next to nothing nnd It has boon n common thin for persons to stick thorn up alone a brook sometimes with the assoni of the owner but morn olton without for Iho purpose of keBpInjr other parsons olT their brook Ho com mon has this become and the trick no well I known to Connecticut sportsmen tbnt the signs are dlsroEardad unless they bear Ibo names of the landowners In the Walliwsford COM Dr Tabor flshod on this land of n farmer named Hall who had given him rermlfwlon to do so Hall had pre I viously allowed the syndicate to post his land but claimed and oxerclned the right to allow a personal friend to halt there Consequently the prosecution against Dr Tabor failed and ho wan discharged It Is probable that somo united action will ho taken agaInst tricksters throughout the Ktnto who post brooks without authority and do not dare to affix a annie to their sign I UrltUk InYeMraentn IB the South IjOuisYiLJr Mny OAn English syndicate lodaj consummanJ lie purchase ot 3JOIX acres of yoUor pIne land four uw mills three planlnr inlllf and thirty six milts of railroad and equipments The property U I In Karamtun rounlr tlnrlda I and llaldwla courtly Ala adjoining The price pail was IIMtflOii The sellers were the MuscoTla Lumber Lnmnanv the MlcbUan Lumber Company and Ibo O W lotlckon Company Tbe Kinchin Lay Hiich ODrlon 17 years old and another boy followed llyrar old Acne K Murray from a grocery at ttl West Twenty tereutli strexl Into Ilie villlbule ot her homo at 4 cj Weit Twenty seventh streel There Arnea aald OHrlen pat his band our her mouth and robbed her of a peckelbook conlalnlnjr HJ rents lieuc hive larey and lofnu Caught Illrien 10 a dime muum seQiu on Elitlitti avenue aud uo was coifimlued Jcf fenun Mr yesterday Died From BcInK Tripped Up Samuel Smith a shoemaker CO yearn old died yesterday al Ilie Harlem Hospital from a ruptured artery In llo brain Ito was admitted to the hospital on May in IU had keen found unconscious tie Street br apellreman It was learned thai he had ttenlrlried up by tire tounr men and he fell I upon Ins Head re celTlir lbs Injury which resulted In bis death Coroner Meueucriasl nlftit Inslructed the ollce to arrest Ihe three men bmttu lived oiuewliero Tenth areiiue Coney Tlland Heady For the Itlisb Although the Iron pier steamboats becan rnnnlnf yesterday ana there were lots of other ways oC vetting Ihero comparatively few peoile wenl U coney Island Those who went had a Sued time After I tlie bower the sun shone out brightly hobody veniurtJ lo try bathlnf Ieatmaotcr Itronn Jo ked Up Postmaster Adam L Ilrown of Illoomfleld who was short Slio I U till accounts was arrested In Newark yesterday I and JokkoJI ol In the county J jell Ho has net ret obtained Its money to moat CoQuEtte JsflcH charged aolnsl tulle Reoldence Immaterial fcm Illt The PresIdentWell what can I do for you 1 Caller I watt a lOt iimre The President Where do you lire I CallerOb I can live auywhero that the Fell OCcs UI I CldaaatelktoAIJaIll4 ixyeUthg A 1JtlZK FltlllT 1701111 Joe Chojniikl unit JIm for he It rontrht Three Hounds llefore h4kcrIht Came I SAN IltANcnco May 130A finulno prize fIght between Joo Choynskl who recently tie fcutcd Trunk Glover of ChIcago nud Jim Cor bett boxing master of tbo Olympic Club was stopped today by the sheriff or MarIon county after limo third round There had been bad blood between tho men for months antI thoy had tried vainly to get n match In nn athletlo club hut failed because Choynskl was under contract to spar In no pines but tho California i Club while Corbott could not co outside the I OIYIIlllo I tilt I Jiihtl 1111 olTornd as bight as 15000 to tho I men to bitnk their oncairemeiits hut they rp i fuMid mid I IIl1ullv tlold d tu havo list I licit In I the 01 en nlr with two ounce cloves lucy slnrtnil ijirly this inornlni for ralrfnx In Mnrlon count r across lImo bay Irom Sun Fran I eisco FIe nmn woio t In I lino condition but Coibtt was half II head tailor and looked i mu us y t ItmI it I TiitliV lust i rounil they simply felt for each olhHr but Clioinskl was nervous and twice threw Ito ItV his rigid when out of roach In thn second toni Choynskl 1 mndo n vicious I blovy at Corbotts neek but misled and reo eelvod u blow ou tho mouth whiih rnttlod him I I I Ho respouded howovnr with n blow on Cor hettV chin which drew tiNt blood tliouch It ass larly nn Instnnt before Coibett nclovns worn eoveiel with blood front nnothiT smash tlint lamKd clean Chojnskls mouth Choynskl matte a ilcsperutn rally but Corbott stopped to tho right and hoyn kl went past wlthiiriihli torbett led for his neck Tho him vvt nt lntt without harm but Choynskl wns rattled und stumt Ind 1 to the erounrl lie was up bnforo his ten seconds were over there wa a clinch and Corbott ribbed nt close tango while logging Thn third tound was marked by wary spar rliii lust at the close ol this round thfiShtrifT npi ared ind wirnod tho men ho would keen I them In sight so loon as they staved In Ills coutt 1 After vainly trying to cot n spocial train Sonoma county the lIght was clven up for the Iar It has riueed so much t ad led to such heavy betting that it will prob ably bo fouuht out In a tow days tl AX K IX A MOXUaifASf nose In AVhlt Silk and In Gold on the KfleclK orThtm Sllltlrir William Purcell anil Timothy Donohue who worn llihlnt In the Harlem Itlvor near Cromwells truck about fii 1 M I yesterday found the body of a man near some bushes not far from Itloth street There was n bullet bolo in the right tomimpie nail a rovolvor clenched In the right hand Time body hail evidently lain whore It fila found for sovernl iluv It wns tins body of u limn of SO with dark et os nnd u Debt brown moustache It vvancUd a blue flannel mil a white hhlrt toiler ant noktlc brown Derby hat white snekh and I laced shoos In the pockets were n dime two latch keys on a fine tl wellcolored meiirschnum clear holder a Ono hemstitched linen handkerchief with a moiiocram of time lottor 11 and K iimbroldnred with white Ilk nnd a scrap of tatter on which was written In a hardwrilinc of u lorei nnr Henry llunfien 1acilc House 20 street between 0 and 7 a rnll Thorn was also u letter onlod stampednnd j ttiltireeti limo uolico withhold the name on It lbs slmivn 1 buttons wotn by the Hiilcide worn of ilvnr and were as large as oldfashioned pennies tin I oich button was the monoKram of IL and S i In guilt and of line workmanship Thin loy was tikento the Morcue lonls llnncn hues nt 7 1ncillc place lie Is I i a waiter at Dolmonlcos and was on duty yes terday The lleihcley Athletic flub Resign Tram 1 the Inlun rite IJorkPlry Athletic Club Imas voted to I ro ltn from the A in at our Athletic Union on ac count of the war time latter stopped the move ment to give the Invitation rae which wore billed mar thn liorkolcy camcs on Juno S Tho I action of this club wu not hnty lor loeph I I II ChiMte who Is I OliO of the liorkelcys cov ornor gut his opinion on thoMilocct heir I cnmes nro ul anrlriind ind thin club will rKiro Iron aetiv till tii itmitI Ii in atlilitlcs tiiitil tho war biiUvoen time rival ftntioiiH is I ended her oral A A I 01 lei iIiwhitiM I ken to DihoMib I I jtet today aid that although thoy reKrettid I inc outi nine thoy could nit consistently I pur sue any other i ourso and nt the same tlmo I havn the law u of the Union tu held for the liorkeley invitation races were en much nLtalnt tile spirit Oi the A A U t laws that they hii to tt t eondrmnn1 The olllcinlB of tlio llfrktlov lui R ly that no reason will be pub heir Klvnii for tltir retanlnc from the A A L but to prevent time luli I from bring further mlTcd I in the fclit they Imply withdraw I hes will nnier no consideration tom In the N A A A of I A but will remain al all frmi i both and prnbihly svo some genies later on 01 on only to culicwo men I I A llarpntm tliut flint Item In a Vhule Ilitrty Year I XKT LONDON ayaoCnpt L Xiithnn nor an old hallman of this city has just ret ui tied fiomucruie anionc the oil barrels I nnd try kettles on New Iledford whaivcs Ito 1 says the absothlnc topic amoni whal fisher mon tharo Is I tho arrival that city of n liar I poon willh was taken from a whale captured I In tilt Uchotk Sea last summer by the bark Capo Horn Pigeon Tim iron boro the name of thin Illfntod hhlpThonns Dii ku cn nnd was I ns bricht and sharp ns when firm sunk through tho side of thi whali1 It had been broken nIT I close to I the hunk and was imbeddeil in tho blubber This is time first fragment 01 tho DIck I ason to return to Now lnsland after thirty years She sailed from Now liedford oil Nov 2 ISji and ww lost 1 In tho uchotek Sea In tile summer of ISiH Capt Itoccis who Is I cell versed In time hibits of till leviathans of the deep savs time vviulo mUI huvn heen truck by the Dickason nn hi lust cruise In those waters On time Iron was tIe name of tho maker ItH richtness 1 is i nccountod for by the preservatlvo ueiion of the whaleu blubber Abe whale was a ILrt one and proved good ritch for tho Cnte Horn IiROon Mr Win 11 Wine now bas tho harpoon The Ilratdnood Troubled l1RUDWOOD III May ISO 1ifty morel men went to work this morning making ninety In all lht have gone to work Four companies of soldiers were senl home today I ant l four rtmaln With the ninety men at work to day J shaft hoisted ninety fens of coal tlnlena tli men regularly employed In this shaft goto work tomorrow or tattirilar the company say It trill brine tn new men When thin Is done trouble IK I ex Eerled and the mllltla I remaining on duly muyhaTeto be re nroried Thirln rs will hold ameetitiv tomorrow to appoint repf committees aid ileniltuto families Ihe striking muilmeru Tie men say they will never go lo work al the reduced price but will compromise ou a 5 cenl Instead of a 10 cent reduction Took Iolnoii In tlall and Died Pirrsnriri Mn a May 3ft Ocorco Wag oner time prisoner In the jail here who tool poison Tue lay night remained unconscious unlit his dealt which occurred Ihll morning He left a teller addressed to hU parents requeillng llieni lo make no Investiga tion Into his death anti s atlnr that bo loDe wan respon sible and thai no ont rnutd tint out where he got the poison lIe claimed t be jnnoi enl of the crime cliargeit agamsl him and adds If they take Tom they will have the right one hherlff I rosby bas Inslltuleil a rljrld examination Waironer val charged with out rairiuic II sixteen yearold Kill Arreit of a Skilful Forger CHicAno May 300no of the shrewdest forger In the country hai Juii been arrested here lie Is Dr II I Moody of Washington and he had eluded Ibo 1Ir1 Service dlolly for a year ror etght I month 0010 11150 IBO I COlIC nOlhlal bur follow the forger 1 all hit cbs has Id him to all parts OIl the tnilmai IOileO Canada alum I01leo Tb cimare 00 hlb 111 Meody a as arrested ems the forKiry of a loW trail which he paused ou a W aihlntfluu bank Auburn ftlanoa Offeaded AUBURN May30Consldornble Indignation leexproued I among Mason here at the summary man ner In I which tie Urlrlni lark tile at Lllca was selected for the Masonic lleme site It Is I probable hat a pretest may b rlll1 at time Vlnsonlo lodge rating In New h orb next Tuesday I lie Masons I here say thai a tile for whlh I ttimut will rt laie la be paid I It nit so desirable at an Anburu site when the tile and all Ibo building none necetiary are sCares free of charze One Killed Three lajurrd by he Kxploelon KM7AHKTH May 3r1Tho big furnace at tho New Jersey corner work exploded today The retort wai hlnmi to piece the IIUII1I111 was badly damaged and four men were Injured one of ihem fatally The furnace nal 1 only been In me a week Tilt daniane to the I works Is I iKni II IIIUm pale I it as terrIbly hurned by the iniili n metal itt illrd liiilsht Tlie other In Jured men are Jtuits Wrlchu r iuue Illloi amid Kd ward Mc 4uiee lawn Uoaenbuum Killed DANnunr May 30 Simon Ilofenbaum a New York pack peddler was slrucL al the Irrllle bridge crossing River Street at 7 oock Ills evening ant in ClammIly killed On bit POUOII were found lisper giuimic its I resideoco at Ida torsyttu Street iew ork City also a Jewhstu I I taper 1 IdentIfying him as a member of the Olud airest synagogue Hounht by the Northern Paelflc ViNNirro May 30Tho deal which has been 01011 fa for some lime looklnxto Ihe purchase br Die Korlberu larlfli of ll dreal Nortlurtt O titral Halt road It tie 11 a r r nit I Pita wil mtran ilonjfnm I Uli of tie sire i ana lunlitir hit cit I Head AVlien Tliry Were line Out o I the Huiullmuk I I James Itoonty and nu Italian were burled alive Lv th eating In 1 or a studbank In lUti orefitf yttiraar HitB cbs Uitr weramtu Auf down to I IkiB beta wire ds4 SUICIDE AFTER THE PARADE CAlT WITTHAVS Uf 1IIK Ottt WAlin I bUUUlH lIUSLl xrur I tlniit hack from the tlernratloa DarMareh of he Ninth Ittclmf ntTrrlnic 11 Hmall 1letol flrnl send then a heavy Weapon G Henry Wltthnus of tho Old Guard In I spector ot rifle practice of the Ninth lleclmont i I with tho rank of Curtain paraded yesterday mornltm with the regiment und then wont to I his home nt27 Enst Bevcntvflltli etreot and I with Ills uniform still on shot himself dead I Mr Witthttus was 45 years old Ho wan I I widely known hiulnc teen I n momlior limon i othor social organizations of the Ilodorkrsnr Society tho Now York Tress Club tho Now York Athletic Club the Younc Men Domo cratlo Club and tho llobokcn Turtle Club Ho WHS of a choorful bustllnc disposition nnd was noted for his ability nt sticeosfully ar rmiclne bin dinners He was rich nUll BO far ns known had not II cnro In tho world Ho left his home yesterday mornliiu In good spirits returning shortly before noon Ills brother Kuwln J Wltthaus was waiting for him to fullll an onKicomont to uttcnd the races Dinner wits waltliiR alto and he ran up stairs apparently for tho purpose of chang ing his clothes He wont to the bath room and nothIng more was seoll of him until his brother crow weary of waltlnc went upstairs to look for him He found Henry lying on the floor of lilt bedroom unconscious Ur J llluke White was rnllod In but his pervlcos wore upclohs hero were two wounds In Mr VMttliuusd rich temple On the hoer lay two rcvoUerc ono ol small and th titlior of large culibiv Ho had evidently fired at hlm elt tlrst with tile small weapon The bullet danced and then Imo had taken tho lutcer ilstoluud sent a bul I let Into his brnln fho dead man was 45 years old anti lint been widower for rears lie hail no children I Ho started In tho silk importing business with his father and whim his lather died In 187K ho nail his brother conducted the biiplness until 1K77 when the firm lollrd The brothers halo I done iiothlnc Elmo but look alter their had oillco at lOll property They an I I Uroadway Mr Edwin J Vlttliaus said lust I night that so fur us ho knew his brother had I I tint a trouble In tbo world Ho paid that the cause of his hrotherH act was a dtn p m story to him Tlie dead limn was for ten ellr tha I Treasurer of thur Ninth liejjlmeut I THE VAIIXKIL CV3131ISSIOf YlenB Ota Hnrrlnon Kiprft ed Last Year un the Inch gueHllon LONDON May 3OU time meetIng of tho 1nrnell Commission today the first witness wns Mr Arthur OConnor member of 1nrlin niont He testified that while ho was Inlndluu npolis last tear Gen llarrbon now Iresl dent of the United Status said that every honest man and lover of liberty would rather share the company of Jlr William Olirlen In I Tullmiore jail than that of tho Vlc iov In i Dublin Castle Mr OConnor paid that when I he took oil oo In the leacuc he found many of the books fragmentary und In urreur It was impossible I to do mum ytlm t hg with them IIO did not know whether the bucks which tin Cov ailment hobed durmc HIP iidiulnletratton of LliKl Secretary rorstorlmd been dftioyed 1rfldlne Judge Haunen ordered that Inqui rica ts mad about theio book Mr OConnoi repelled a culutnny tho sue gost lIolI tlint I the tenants hail I understood his mtvicn to them to bojcott land clubbers us u I hint to muiilei I m or use violent uion them I Ho Ilnilttcd ta lni tutu it t wus not tiiiiiitturil i I that n man who saw hU amliy nun Into the rouiNidi bhouid shoot the eviltor Mr lustln MiCaithy 1 inembor of Parliament was the next witness He I I stilled to the hor ror nnd dismay which Iha 1hinlx lark mur I der hud caused nlllOnl tIle 1arnolliteR liol rco lewif Mr 1urneHs solicitor was ex I ninlnuil with rlorpne to the misslnc bonks He aid ho had tio knowledge nf nny books ex cept thnsu of the rnchsh branch tf l the Loauue which wero produced In coutt t I Iii hiatt not ap plled for the return of cancelled check or bank jaslnoku lu 1 tico llannen Tho Court will not allow n selection of the books o must have th m all Mr 1 Lewis bald hn had not inquired whnt be cnniH of llio Leagues letters nor had ho taken any tcpi to trace payments oi money I TIlT SdUOi CtlJERECE The American CnmmlMtlonrrn Awaiting I ktrtlctluuii llrftur li ulnK tie Treat rKUilN May 30Tho Saninnn oonfoirnro yesterday dlnrussod the harbor rights 01 the United States In Samoa and the conditions 1Ifr which merchandise may hn imported Iiuet Illtenl i Ion 1t I In allow the srinioait til p I slide litcllitlop Tho ronterence aKo Fettled I tilt matter uf I erumunn Ss tie llmmtnti l ii Samoa tor Indemnity The American Coinmlsloners are anitint Infitrnclloim Irnin I th 1 ashinuton tinvrtrninont flhey xpct thorn next uek I ibm onmimuilcioner will not alga the conven tion until they are received The Count of Iarlip Silver WeddIng LONDON May JlIThc silver weddlnc ot tho Cnunt ant ounlfUK of larl ua ccltbrfttfil At hn lloui to clay with a grtcim rfti lie 1rlnce and Prince of XVaeft And ii lark I n 11 cv of per rmf of high rank Including thw full eroup ot nrlrann rrlncei 1 Mere present Tin foint amid Ciuntrcit metffd man cttt mnnnif thftin bring presents freak jeen Victoria at1 trout much rujalikts Thai Htmrtmllc Stnnilarri I LONDON May BOLort 8ali ibuiT replying to a ilcputAtlvn In for nf A bimetallic Mandanl of cur rency MM to 1M not ihluk ttiit a lJrliRiiien le 1 I tree would nettle ihr uetlon hut that the opInion the rsople fountld on itUMiieh Inierfst rntiFtile iJe It He hoped the romaine cutierens at Ijjtrl wouM me I really AH fmernionai omie Tie inml 1 ilecicion would I depend upon how far the nation would co erite Storm In France and China PAntS May 30 hevero storms prevail throughout France The Kre ttt ilamairo hits been done In tli department of eln itVlarne I Subs V onne Haute Sotnt and 1 Ardei t ne nbero In lone pucet the country I almost ilevAiitAeil Hut KONG May vt A lieny I ftcrm tee been raging for three days linmenie datnaire fcm been done A Itnjnl Iletrothnl LONDOS Mar 30fho betiothal of Princess Mllltza second duuehtrr of th Prince of Mcntcuevro lo the Grand Duke Ieter of Uniia ion of the irand Duke McboUB anil couiln of the tar Isanuouoced I from CUInJ the UouUuezrlli culltal One Hundred Arretn at llelerade BEIXIBADE May 00One hundred arrests hare been made In ronnertion ulth the net here on Monday nlftit Amonrttidhe arrei ted IH I exlretnl Jar nunlne wb Ie aicniKl by whifleudes of liaTlnK Iticlted the 1roKrtuliti attack the opputluil party Honored liy Germany Ruler DEIILIN May Emperor William will dec orate and appoint Deputy llammacher a Counclllbrof Slate aa a reward for 1010 mediation between the mine Owmiers amid the itrikerB To 1 olbouo 1 mnu UU ou drIb at sear Three Monlhx for Iunllhlnc Kola Work knI flt1n May OLnr Mr Virelelly I the nell known bookieller of Lnndnn 55 been entenreil to three month linbrifeontntBt fir jubliihlnic via i novels Emperor William Yachtlne Price BEBLIK May 30Tho Imreror has offered agoid and silver I ship at a prlre lo the IDI Itrrllii Vnclit M t ird oC flub and baa promised to atttnd the Coining rtKatla A Fatal Duel VIKNWA Stay 30 1rlnoe Alois Bchwarron I berg and a lieutenant of 1101 arr foiiKht duel today The former trai mortally wounded and ii l now dyiu Mr Ma hrlrlt Ilndy Exhumed LivrrrooL May IOile body of Mr May brick who lilsalriril wag poiOMM iii Iii wIfe wise tecreUy tihumtJ to day for hunter Hamluatleo Warned Off the foiirse LONDON May rn Tho Jockey Club hns I warned Lord Jlllra UoueUi oil the hcwioarket Course for deiaultlng In beta Inmelln hnlt 1oelpnneU LONDON May lOOn tho application of hue Timei the Partiell libel suit lie been poiluoitetl until orember The Ilalllraore IVnlklnic Match IluTinorK May 30Iho 142 hours Ions you pleaie walking match continues at the Monumental lilnk and to nliht at MH nliietjilTe hours since the llart earh niati hai made the fcllowlnir number of mlln Enm m ino i Scan JM lloran aiM Huitvau Mil m kliciijjjj fox who wise second got lick anil dropped out at ulj toiililit Ceremonlei at McClellan oW TRENTON laY Intterson lost James T Page Memorial ociuiloii and 1 other nrffiul tlont came nIt Plillidrlrhla t day to I iltcorate l the rare rIIaIlrllItii it i ien iieir H Al i U i Ui In Ihe I iiu tcr w tl nn r ik I ivrrnl i 11 Jl 1 tee fl 1 ol t Iliiim elrhla and beiretary 0110 NUT tturice M 1 lul teon I Nlate Ibaed ricketeru I Beaten BOSTON May 30The Ionnwood and the HtattD Illan4 n Y cricket trim tay i d 1 mit the Icr I lID rjouadt ihU afuruuou l iwood wualcf ty a aettt M 17 te 113 U only oat isaiiig t I I t O3lKHOtH JltKf fKMIAVS I The MestsnKn Hchuartz Sax lie Fnnnd in a Hottle lu llutlermllk thaunel I flmrlea H Schwartz of 222rillnry Blroot Drooklyn called yesterday mornluc nt the Van I llrunt street pollco station with an alarming story from the son In tho sbapo ot n letter dls I I I covered as ho raid corked up III a bottle which I hn hind picked up In lluttormllk Channel Time i letter wns tho work of n cood penman and showed no traco of unusual excllomant on the part of tho writer and tbnro was scarcely a smell of tho sea nbout This Is tho Mattlluu statement It contained I MIT tin tulsa On Inert the schooner tlfnerat Hancock In A vt I All hop of being rescuM ft I imtv iron VVn art sinklrt I Msi t lion 111110 hv tome unknown sl corner nt i4 I 1 M I Mi Irk us tin the port liow smut stntoa lily hole There are f inr men en bntrit the rapuiti nmie cinl I hmo smut two ttamrn 1li rr Krltlu ftri of wetter In tie hnld liII Me art h dln al C orb at tl 1 niiipM IA I I mornlnit I tat it tile I fur 1 4 lets gitucie Mt I noat none n little v attr nine ret cal all morn Im this mtm all I papirt cxcopl Jons KorirhT Matter Win I HOIK vute I Sinim WOIIIMIIIV Cook lu 1 I laud A C Jon 1Iu A r I Tho paper which the Imperilled martnniH wore nnxlotm tn t cludo tho I bfiellt t of tho I story In not revinltd as thoxormof time patior on which the nntn vvht Written wastoin oil Cap t lownry retained tho letter nnd tout I his mon to inuko Imiulrlca ulonc tho river Iront about tho Hcncrul Huneock but up ton Into I hour last mItt hud learned nothliic I about a schooner of that alone Ho thluks the story Is I very llshy victtrtt vi UN TIIK TICACK The Melanerfi Axed mid 8 Had Set Out to Walk rum Nenark In ilernej tlty limo onulncer of tho Wnveily local train which arrives In Jersey City at 4 I 30 oclock In i tlio afternoon tavr two little children walkinc I on the track ahead of Itle unulno near tho I Meadow ithops Inlorcry City estcrduy after noon Ho blew the whistle but the children I paid no attention to it He was almost upon them when he stopped his train I and ont tho lineman ahead to put them off Iho trick Tlimo artno houses In I the u 101 Inity all ml ns the children woro too yiituic to take cure of tlieuiBCIVfs they wero taken on bonid the en gino nail bitiuuht to IrrPuv city Ono was a boy tint moro than vein old and Ito othor a I girl that did not Jllok to bo more than US Neither cnulil ntpnk Knulish Thuy wore turned ovr tit tin pcillce Ililcf Murphy teophonod to Newark Tollco Headquarters wimrn lrno Melsner ot Mi Lluhth nvenuo hud reported that two of his chlldifii ttro lulbfllm M lmr HiS el1t Inr and 10 ocnlred the chlldien us IIH Irom the Cbiels description Ho came to Jersey I City anti 1011 nIl the Illtlu ones asleep In ai bothers arms on the nOM In thief Murplus I oillco Ho 1 nld I tIme children had loll tholr homo at S oclock in tho mortilnc Tho I bo was S ear old and the girl lb 1 Iho father woke them up nnd the boy i I cXDiainoil thut he bad heard about Jersey City I I and left 1 home intendlm to walk there He II took ills little sister uloim for company They had walked I ruin Newark Heroes limo Pas alc Jltver amid nliiq the railroad ttack to whore I they were picked up about three mile I 3Ir ItcrrtN Hchofl Amitver nrr I This Is a gala week nt tho school of Mrs SyJ I TAHUS Reed On MonOa night Air Herd rrrrtred a I gold metla from some nf her od pupil On Velneeday night I a reception was held at ttoBciioiV tt t Eat Fifty third Street aJwljich Mr Rime 1 IlarrlQofl aid others Wet present I ait n Ik tit thanLrclTlntr Rfrvic wire held In St ThomtB i hurch and AJJressc i were delivered by the aeu Ir Mnrffin Hlx tin Uev Dr Mrnivn and other Ttm r iirch waj r let nih 1 h fanUfaiidbe bpV and former pupils o Mn heel frotn aI t ttrifi vf the coun trj It was a ceI hrHtiva of the twenty tiltS antilvfr Firj of tli utii1alnn tf he sChool A inUEtCevl pro i etrftmuir w8 ren i red l r the pupil of the chooL The iiiuitc inclulfi an ortriii inirch by Ur Warren a Ire j I cct iotal hymn b I minnh thf ti I f lord 1talm I I I 1 of the patter I milria main tie cmii tIe in Lift tip your head br Mi I hmileey of 1ennfii tie lion I nioj7 and the r c nolonal Ijinn IM u llfatetily rit r An nleredmm1 part ot th services was the radiation fiv th xho clam i nf Its charity ptntle Ifttn the fifirwnih rhflp r of St t Paul Alipr the sir Vices In tti cuurch there was an Informal reception at time sChOOL The forlnthlnn Nen Club Ilonnr The Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club gave n houitevrarniin last nlkht in hi tinrof the completion of the tTuOJ chit tutu eon the Ilinllon Itlter The build InK is a Iwo mnry structure Burmounteil l anobperra I torr which ciitnminili a lIne view of the PaliAadeP and the Hilton liver I There wan danflutrn lle Infier ior last nlnhi ami supper we served tw the guests In the room Alxite At a clofV tUe Yonkers anne Club taddled down tlie river IT their fleet or thirty three cerise each beat rteeeilrd with fairy ilffhtH Bemmled the Corinthlau Olul And allerw rd jolt 1 In the Corinthtau Clubs tee tltltlee Too Rnitcli for the Iluuntlew Club Tile Dauntless Yacht Club of Jersey City hud lift annuil vprins recatti efterdar Nine boats started i but onlvtwn InUhed berauie of the rough sea The I tIBrUTP were the t nktio xn th It e Ilje tbe Dlmile Inly Son le sie I M stery ant Wco ey The course WAP arnund lleillnw A NUnil twice Almost at the start the li scie I wtul vty tery were rapped tOlflS of the other iiiH came rejir meeting lie name fate and the r plkppem turned buck anj pickril up the men who had I I eoii In the rap l7ed liuatt The Irene nr class A sat isol le It rf rla4 I n ire the boats that completed lime cure Ilie 1 latter cm In llrot The clnli will held Another regatta H hen they ran gel a smoother sea Iulior Trouble The puddle holtmrs In time mill of the Potts town trfiii ompatiy at Pottttown strnrk hale on Wed nepitnx night I ecame a Hungarian wait placed at one of the furnaces to help The helpers being very much opens 1 to teaching foreigners the trade of puddlni nreaiiied snI l informil tie bosses that utile i he was trken away in an hour they wimll quit work at the end of ulilch time the hAliTi loft the mill Th re are IU teen tnrnti in the mill In consequence of the strike the nUht turn is i Idle and only half of the furnaces are M oiLing ou the day turn IlrouneU In InnK Pond OeorKO Ileckwlth ot Silt Harbor in company with two brothers Frank and Charles Kedfleld went flshing In Long Pcnil epterday morning in H small chiC They tad been out about an hour when Beck with who wan standing up In the boat attempting to tail In a llsh lost his talance As tin fell the boat lurched throwing Its occupant Into the water Heck w html wa drowned The Itedlleld brother clung to the boat i ntll they were rescued UeckOTllb was 1 3 yeard old and unmarried Memnrlul Iliir ut Long Inland City Tho twontvflvo cemeteries In and about Long Island tity were crowded jeiterdav with thou sitnl of men in tirnnd Army uniform reprrpentlng every pat in Itew orb and iiriokiymi whmti an eqUal tillmnier of elmuI ant ehlihrlt wti tnitel to paying tniimle tO tue memory or thu deal 5 diets or lb civIl we 0 ianioOne nldter titonuniemlt that rest t2ttetwas thehicail a Cioiiiit miivt telmislery by Itoh ertj Nark hual o ii if iicwtuwmi Menkens Victim Still Ilneerlnc Bortha Kclire er who was shot several times In time heal by her lover John Vlenken at lit West Hd street on Wednesday night Iv still unconscioui at the Manhattan Hostiltal and the doctors have no hope nf lierrecovery this wnmanM right side is paralyzed and thn doctor silt i last nttfht that any one of the wouudt In her head would hale proved fatal Tbe body of Menken a lie eliOt Hertha Schreyer and then killed himself was amtt to the Morgue hen Curr Treated for Caneer Oon Joseph Ii Carr exSecretary of State had a cancer removed from Ills right chock on Wedne day afternoon at the it spy House The operation re iiulred two bourn suit too perfnrmed after caiiterlrik tlon by electricity had been tried veieral times without success fleu farr liore the ot eratlou well and was itu a comfortable condition last MUM rules or the Newark Yacht Club It WAS lamiles tiny with hot Newark Yacht Club yesterday and a cruise wait tiude down Ihie river and bay and t dinner uteu at one of tie bayslde re soria All of lie yackie were out and nearly all cir ned precloua cargi of hiimanlly There was little raring and eicept for attain ft rain In the aflertiobn the weattur was all that counl be I le lred A Ijirk Iullcemnn Inwnne John J Ilnnlcan a park policeman we R de clared Insane At ilelievtit llokniial yentrriia and wse removed ti the Ward Island InsannAsvlum the ism3 yean old and III e at 177 Cat Mnelgr sixth itreeU Where Yesterday Firm Were P M125080 West Twollth street the Ilov Ien KoenlgM house Il mage vn tM lejrth lloor bf tH Lam duty eighth street Hummo slight STAItKH riiO1l 1IU ILI14fl14 PU The Sear miners ham re iurpte l the Fmperor William to receite a deputation from them The Koumaniau enite hat ir ted lSf OCO llorlni to complete the forllllcatiimk of the countr The Scotch Local ioisrnmeiit bill passed the second reading lu the House of ltmiiliitiis yeslrrdat Tie tile Iaul Ian Dyke hai accepted i call from rrlnceton College to Le Instructor In church history The civil marriage of Irmee VMIMam of Hrhenroilern and Princess Mane f Ilourbou occurred at the villa nt the CiiunteskOf Trapanl at liadrn itademi tutu last Monday Hans Miller a lierman farmer of Fast Wilson driving a double team was struck by a train In Jawliport s e lerdav morning llotlt horses were crushed to death alit Miller was 10 badly hurt that he will die The Hev dr Leonard rector of St Johni Church Washington today telegraphed to Illihop VVIIIlama liolsuwin MMitetonn i onn ailvikktig him of his ceptauca ttt tho oal le m the ilielliant i liishui ric of tho John Vlidraw i a hrakenuti COil ye I nn tin i Konm vNrtteribnn II it Iz Ivnbiirg rtailrMil ttux run uc mc 15 a aitifmimig dime Ii I ts eiti seal day HI 1 had lu HI leg cut ell aid hit right leg l badly mangle I He will probably die Hurzlars entered the Iioston One Price clothing store In MldHietown Conn at about 2 oclock lerJay noreing and carried nh ft iMuj worth of tie best good tchorderf i grocery tore WM alas sultrsa Lid money ut cUui wire EWe All Tired liil fnm tin i lt treseutid effect of the changing etfon orhy luril ut trim slid uc orry you need the tniitnir bullillng up nerve sirei ghrtilng effect ot Hood agemIathila I glee yim i tee tic of health and pirencth again hold by nil ilrvKliK fie pure to get llllKil I orc iirtiifl r MorrisChessrn lhe he rat Emsitem II lund Mule I nm nil ssIutm P4 I mm Iies Ic Iliuiul St evialk NJ iinnsrs AND Mfirs st ntii ns isi virtrs At ITlrI AT IllVi l sHApP US or SlllSK hhder r Thi AltlltIN I tutsmilIvs Wi pnlt v j w Tlli i i Ml leKITUH t eitry Tt MlA I cit IM I I V of each iinil I V MtV vv Ii I i K Vis i from IK I V of Iliii n d UsciuiiiiAnilt rinlmndn in ir lVll mu I m mu nv lie are t iinslnnilv K 1 i i us rr ml I it ll I t tmlX KuiS I Mixl feel i in liners I n II e rt isT I IV I T ovum ee elms wl i J HUM tu l II I I tiiimvl H K l nl iVMli pri o m plv victual nl t l iVl III If IliOlTIt thll I I al sues S vlllll irts IliMIS IIKIllllll llnisV welg lim i mm I v to I n I At H uetir ra II MI IHIIISI 5 a Mf V I i II v nlltli AlihS a d from i2 Illh Al of lnW halt I Ii IIOIM S and Ml II lantlv II tun I We II ink HI AllH All sne 1 Fll I iul sl i and RISK of colni Weil by purclAiincti I f Wehaie ili i inilnof in n miamI fur testing thu mi I ri fl I lirli ii cm rt ihlnr I t te n repreented either nt I t Alr I r mil II sale Pr vale SAltt I V I tnT lny t and AI I TniN svll s t tr TUSDAY mind S lull iv 10 tl rp li us 1 a V henmi HiO Itrniul tit 3STT pEciEJ A 2 It KnAil Crtrr A 1 price 0 luopot l agone tt J V Wsgeiies ittwMlV Inp mmlrveus ft lr Butkb arl aid Irlvtnr itfon i uinfle and Mitrtitu llAtlI W M N AMI t 4MUM1 i t corner tlnintm dl i hint South lIt mit Newport A IjiilK S 0tlM thT Af trucks Mil huMttfu S 5501 ifif Al emcee lnuH BU ItirrsPo cnimtMiit n liitut Alt ii orb moo tiiracmmm rel it n r r inlrt Inc jrar i 5 i v for if rruutret llUtLTTS corner N ty nl jiilittbinTi friii tirookijn A IAKHt At SOKTMKNT ot rjlilriPM WAer n nf n J Sties in unit cli iirriMur ot nMunilr nti tonI u work niinur ruirel un lnmmIes IlAtK tT A UKIML ii I i o Atintitu I I MI iicitr f iaMon a v Mrcoki l n 4 NV I tII V 15 itt a klinl t atut mit lime fMt I f r r ht 1k nnit like totito enr Atltrcit JUIIN DKU Mtv man a K eeo ittit n I slit Park as t IHUF MTIf Sir ratiiable dare terte p iT J a fci boemm little puctnrtit pore in lUmlioii it Plitro AOOnirYOtxiirilon K trmtek amid banners for t i chimp v TITMl iv Eautpii it u DKWVrrvWnnN I in intod order for eat tiesp mid Manhattan as HrooUjn l tHl SA1V clieair tiv lIonel weighIng from I no in I 1 t n mis ni train of M nrin tmires i rice JIHfnr liuth i Cell eearumei tall at mtaia Ins Iaii im il trtwcen iil unU 4tti ace r OR SAtKlnit rosI rnar lM noiimi anrtklrTZ very pleusimnl 1rlcr of erect piiJurnnfe an etceU lent pnir mare ami faillonAbl bred Inice low H u Otiltis ctuttiam J 1 011 hAlr Victoria burWi depot wa on And tw wheel Carl mill it rood trIer iobiMinit Ilertn Mablei ill ihoinpHin I M For panlculars address K 1 OK lwBi E let iiilKe II OR SAIK vet cheap A beautiful four yearold 11113 tor UvNpUInn UuUM and rerUlered Ail dross let k Ititx Momtown N J I HK SALLA few clasp hirneii at Pu ifNJILi Herren Point N A IjVblf 1 Stt1Vlllogc I suru and whip flue order cheap J a JKDMY llVlliKat7ftthtu I pott HALKHoublatriirk 4V Vest 40 th HL 1 KNTMMANS complete rush turnout 501 hon v I top butfir am tiarinii twu oilier ttiilnew hornet om large mart ml k wnvoii tiurntHm amid top utineu adult also two cows t uHatthst Mt J THKMID Ciller hi black stallion I 6 yew iv n fl xrrrutM nouna amid thnl sat for lad7 OF clihld torM or ilrlrp aim fesries4 of car UUK sr8 elate So tO Vest louh SL OfK HFIOSiTnRY rtniulnt Inrgf and beet a nrU ment Ire foods laumtrr Ixtttiem milk rroceri bikers bushier amlexpreM womnns In New ork for clt omit country trade flAUM WAOON ANl C0 Ill ACL CO corner SprIng andji uath Ath BYM V 1 ON Y VILirAOE A RT harness for pale cheap West I ihut dl Klriido dvii S KI I IM IT kirair I floe work Tio rt p alan tlrij coup horse II I I tCiiiiPKii hortr unit any Purpose REF COMPANY itftMev S42 Ran lflb 1 L IX II OR S fH AM MAttES Sv upward CaUadlaj mare tn foal cheap ix West liiti it SHU HAK TO SCOOT and Btt of baroesa for alT it Apply at 131 West i th st rp VART and donbl net ot harness for tale almott X tidy cheap 117 Vest 25tli it fTLIAOK CAIT by 1rewter A Co H morn it aV T mAKtnew also harntM for mains Can tt sees far applying let AllJtthV J tuNMCK MSiLuT WANTED florae sadie ant l drIvIng alKtat 16 hand y mail be ounl hint 1 atom ea r under nad lie it I dress with foil particulars U A IX Iost Office boO ii NTKPTn r rrhat spider phaeton and Brouf TT bam Hre ter male preferred VM b KANittdlThitesm IIMICTED young trim gentle tony with levied S oiuit Address ALICh room 76 franklin butt Inc Hrooklyn C O plot ALL Sonnd gentle horte hfinttevnai lJQ eidbartop Hrewster budiry hRrnrci bl nkfn Ac nearly new or gtrcn for Ut me to reti otiiibi party In the country Call at 1M Wt IMh it lllfl nIl Itiiiini IAS ii Iz intim A Ills fiotid nl Ihe Ilcnlc unil the nut In Clilrilnnln silt k Jtrciy rityp blsaibt pnlliitnl club Rave Its first tin tttmal sliri fig pkulo and gim liltS In Cale donia Turk vcsterday duo nf hit lncest crowds thai I has ever cttheicd ut the park woro in mttt elitl um nfl nnd It ihielmm dim I nt Ittst I halt I tho politicians In I the county Demo cratic mind I lepmm hub uim a There worn niiontrios I for tin galIlee and In cniiMiiiHeiieo thpio Hits eoiiHlderublo trouble In CfttliiK time racers off Siurly all tho ruces had in be run In bouts J he lieittH In t ho Uliliaid t inn I ivnulteil I I lohit Hart of lersel i t 111 lint Hubert mOran of Ihe Atneri alt Vth etic i nib fetotii J h S lie i urn If the Pat m lililtfiic t lull i rI InJiti H llotiglaniof Urn II est hue Vthleil Club pecolul al louls tirulu r of tie i ottlsh Vinerlcin Athletli 1liu iinsl V n t lie he I tie Atnerlcnn i IUK fcunl 4 t utIca Sal ennftle nrlllard I iielnitlnz tIll Ath I euc oclely I rn harle WMdrim if Iliiaiit pecnnd r i V U I llcrnln ol tIll city MrM I Halt nf tli st liriirge llnrrlers second K I ieorgo Outntnlngi it lersev 1 t itv lust amnei Htnt of thl Ill eriind 7 111 I I hem wig of thlv city first T liar of the M tlecr e Harrier scrotal Tile llnal heat wits won Ity George Ciimminct in I 101 I seconds John 1 Hart was tetond Them were twentvslx itnrters In the one inllo run W b Iromhnf iho Harlem Y M C t A won In 4 minutes 3 seconds U I H I I Wilson nf tIme Brooklyn Athletlo Club second Illlam J Cnrr nf time lirluhton Athletic Club won tho llrst bent in tho 4inynrtl run IX H Dclam of the Pastimes second V C Johnson of the Vartinu float Clui won tho second heat I II Meyi is second lime fIfth hoat was won by Carr in W seconds Johnson was second II I Yandnrburt of lersoy City won tho first I heat lu the vilyard run M 1 loniholm of the American Athletic club second Ins S i Miller of the Irospoct Harriers third Time 2 nili utes 12U feconds llllain Norton of the Haokonsnck Athletic Club won the second heat H 11 Meirellof the Younc Mens Chris tlan Ahsnclatlon second and A llalcr Ihlid Time 2 mlniitos 1J sccondn Norton won lie llnal heat In i i minutes Ct seconds Mlllor sicond i Jihu Rawyorof the Ij Auchorbach Athletic Club won the twomile walk John Lambert of the Y M I second Time 1C minute 2G sec onds J S H MncOroeorof the lirinhtnn Athlollo Club won the throomllo run AH MuoOrocor his brother who is n member the same clul wall picond Time Hi minutes iS i socimds Ihiu winners tecclved olid silver meilnls County bupirlntendent James 1 iitnnon was refoioe liecister tieorce II fielder Free holder MclJonouuh 1ollce Commissioner Jnhn I1 l ene and Assoniblymanlatrlck H ONeill wpreuilcesof thullnlsh Sheriff Davis County Clerk McIuuKhlln and Iubllc Works Commls blouur Somors Tore tiutukoepers GAMES AT Jl iH9EX iOINT Interesting Kienl at the SprIng Meeting oUthit New lerftey Atblrtlc Clue The nnnunl spring games of the New Jersey Athletic Club took place yesterday on the club beautiful rounds at Bergen Taint About luou spectators aw tho sport which was Interrupted for a hinrt time In time after nooii by lain There were SCo entries but many of the cracks entered did not compete owIng to the approaching Eastern champion hilIhi tmueotinii In the 100jard run there wore forty con testant Thu eight trial heutb resulted as fol io S 1 won by w u Morgan P A C in yard In tnif seconds J won by u sesr A C H X 4 yard In 1UH necouait a won by T J 1 Lee Y A C Ji yards tn 105 cou K t von br vv 11 ioster h A r OH ardt lu lufc seconds 6 won by I L I Vredtnburfh J A C Cl yard In loS secondS tl won by B Hep ten N J A O l yurdt la 105 seconds T won by C o tVrede I A C tJu yards In ls seconds ci won by VV A Me told 1 A u 17 yards In lot tecondt In the second trial heats Gear won In 10X seconds vvitu Cotor second and Wrede won in lUo seconds with Sleboid second The Jour rnn In tbo lliial heat and Gear finished llrst In ID1 Bocunda with Mebold second und Wrede third l 11 Shcrrill ot 1alo who was scratch man did not compote 1 he other events and winners were Three quarlermi wait Wen by T hhtarman N J A C scratch In inlnmet 2S secondi by several feet Irom vv K liurknttrit r A u icraich second ana a Wult 1 A t U1 Mtondn llilrd Throwing the tixleeu puund hammer Won by J R Mitchell aetio Association scratch wih a throw cf U1 reel h Inches VV vv Ityan lirltfhtou A C HO feel second lbt leet ml incites Jt bulUrau r t A C CM tern tblrd 117 feet 1 Inch OLehalt mile run mrot trial heat won byJ M Hill A C b I N is arfls in i minute 2s seconds wIth A J Murberif r v C v yardej frcoad J 1 II Kellly A f s I4d yards third VV K Tbooiiison 8 I A u JO lards Inurtli II H hlnrsler s VA C 145 yards nun J r Koblnson r A O Hi yanlo sloth Second Irlui heal t on In 2 mlnuteit 4Ma ne onds by Stewart Start S 1 A U lfi yard escoiid hi I Jenkt N J A C 45 yards third II O Jobau n 1 4 I iti yards fourth K J Leonard t I A C Jo yardt liflli J 1 A Uyrne r A It l tIC andui cloth f U Mlllman N Y A U tIM yar 1j Tue iwclve men ran lu thu Iliad heat and 11111 won lu I inlnnie sya seconds with Htrr Mcoiid and Thotnlton Iblrd UIHIIIIIIK Iifh Jump Won by P r Putter X J A C Mlnchek t feet itt Inchet h K Harntt N J A U i hItches second Steel 4hi Inches II L Hpens bJ A f 13 Incbesl amid vv VI Surrlt H I A C tI Inchtsi lltd for Ihlrd place In Jumpiuic off lli tatter won wIlt a jump ott feet it Inches tine and uie hu mile bicycle race Won by A A linmtruian Freehold N J yards on a nar ma chine In 4 imuuieH ii5 Il trcimds h 1 II llowman N J A f iljorardi tecood W bhiin rbtr L l vv us yards thIrd Threw hundred yards run forty contestant In fire trial beatsiI 1 vrunitiyllt K Houston P A C iSvanli lu tl trconilt win H ii VVoodruH Y M C A New ork city Ul yards second i won by U VV Prltt 11 f C 3 yard In 1CH second with II W truoe H 1 A C lo I yards second 3 won In HJ1 sec ndt by 11 K lull N J 1 A C U yards wIth A VVKCoch ran Y A C Itt yards ttcond 4 won In 3ia tec nub by N A Lord fcvesun A t dliii yards with A J Murberir P A it IS yards tecond won by H Wins o v Kulhirford I J la seconds IntW seconds With Thomas Kane Y M r A Harlem 12 yards sec ond In tile final heal the len mtn ran and ZusI won lu 3JK ttcondt with VVinslow second and Cochrane Ihlnl fo hundred and twenty yards hurdle race Flrtl Irlal beat non In 2t tecondit by it Brown P A C Ci yards wlih C T VVleiund 0 V A f ocralch see not Second trial heat won bv A K hoe 1eihnm Manor 11 jardi In i1m secouoi with A Schtteiiler Y A u ft yardH second Ihe lour contested the unal heal anl Hoe won in tt seconds with Jlrown secoiift ald hch tgler third Oneaud one balliullo W aikbigtmteen started and Iloyil rolll t v 1 A r I 1 m Ills won In IJ t mlntilet Ana seconilt lie made the intlt tn I minute lu rrontla VVuir f I A r ivi seconds wan trcoud and J H keittllr P A t t4li set otKls tt at third Itunnliifr hroad Jump Wen lit r Puffer N J A r n feet with cii actual jlltnpnf 11 toot lltlnrhet K I riinlth h 1 A C IJ I feelI t Inches econd aol I I I lyle t I A i Cl 1 feet u Indies third line I and one half mile run Ittcnl I 15 men darted with U Ii I 1M J A C tIme crosit conniry chant lhti en the scratch He run easily and orerh ued several ot the nthfr contettanlt lie dropped out hottever after runnliiknt era mile 11 Webb N Y inyards I vtoiilninlnutei lu I second with II lileni berg N J A 0 IJ janUiecond stud VV huhlkr rro ecl liar ntere Iii as ta I hInd Three utile blocle rareS it I Bowman VI J A f ITOtards noun wrrt lo tie frnnl snI l lie lid until the last lap wl en he look an ujcl fall In tpml or the kraud sill nI VV Mhuniicher L I V I 1 OF ards won In u mlnute U1 sec nlit A A llnnitrinun rieeholil I N J i VWt 1 3 Jrd sa second and r I Hrovrii N J Ain I C tInu yrtri Was Ihiyi in cnch event the first nnd second men re ceived hiiliiUonio cold moduls unil the third a hilvtr I incilnl I I Itni NW Jurmiy 1 Athletic Cluli won 1110 hilken bunnor lor tIme club bcoriim the Teutest nuiulieriI I I 1 IointK lit i t memberH won ni iiolntx to 11 fir lie 1iiBtinie A C ID for tIle Athletic I liih I mf i the Srliuvlllll I Nuvy in 1 I 1 fur the htiilen Ihlitnd I Athhitlc lub i ii lor I tho Loin IB anil Wheelmen i for this I iiielic Association l for tlio ilrluhton Athlntli I lIltI 1 fur tOO Irta jicct Harriets amid IJi fur tile New ioikAth lotleCliib Tim principal oflMnls of the duy were Ybofe rem Ichli 1 I litmckcr I I A C X N Iiidircs 1 J 1 K 1 T I Hiilltvli P I I WJ huyler N Y A f I W liuiien 1 K I A ft William llulplii N J A f Tiuieth c ft 1 MMI II A A Ueoino ioldle N V A C lloburt htoll S I A V Siam trs W II linlerttou P 1 A C Announcer 1 V Burn Ii A A Picnic ana dmsluis ofSt Intrlckn Alllnnie Thin St I Fill irks All I I lance ol Anurlca Iiull I UH iWAritleth antiml l it o a in WitiliiMon htni yver day liie jtround Mere det stale I with lie flce of III mIaI its liiKMml m f curnj repted Hi I pnnrlpil part of the jjlcrnoou eerrceeo wye the rolling AI 1 Jumplnr niHic Co 1e 1 ilram i true in the tl n m lu I no a you iIeiin rite for meniljir u gull hifieif the nr clrr was vron iv t T J I J oiuan ls ri k Iiritt econd whim a sIlver Iartjte T full on tie one mile run ten amateur ll t lie mile run fur rarmberi soil uidc II ears WI wuti hiy luliu Demi 10 a ri I I minel came 51 c n I Come tile Mirth won the 1 rcl trt for tile tica I hop a p anil Jump The half mil tatl fur tie re user ii ca i verj cut Inc U I ES tnbf S rain Is i Me tell I sek rice rhoti t eu Ct 1011 was we n hv T A tl Miiii flirti Itiere om as a or iii l e so litlon ruse Ii seas won by I t10 rId MlicrrHid I In I lie I MMinfflhp irroun lii ttre Itluinli a el l aid trer was dun cm if n or Its o ptupl ntri Proent j 111 us n IVnnlo I litirnn m Mir The 1 i 4l cih 1 sat n TnuU flub ill n mni tiik tiiiiuiiiiii t lwii I I I kf if is eve In ei ei ftu 11 nrlii h M l lie kMinris vifff ptrd v him fiuii Ilie 1 enuU wh i I i wire mt ntttttl uw IUK IC the nail will to pci el itt mi baturd y Ihe I result vt the duiit lf s WMk aa follows 1lliott audjhmitti ftw C Thomas Drothers C8 decent round Kllloit and Smith 31 0I 6 3 Olaie biook sad onhiripota t4 ji Vfiamiri flrit pi lie SOOXAO The Dlaxnav Sportsmisn Club Hhoet The Diana Sportsmans Club held its last regular shoot at Bay View Perk Bay SlIdes on Tuelr Glut balls and clay pigeons were the Urreu In lbs flrst shoot at jclaas balls D SulUTan 1C Crown and A Hatty broke flTe straight each The marksman hailnf the highest average In six ihoota at glass baits will re ceive m special prlie In lbs shooting at bus rocks the members are divided Into two claw the rinocrla each receiving the olais badn In the cm cuuw A cbarlT Z yardi M Brown lSy n3s D tobtTson IS yards each broke H oat of la In ahooUojt oft hcturtt won on three straight M Brown mIming his third and Robinson bin second larvaL la the sttcoud easa IL Leroy IH yard broke 7 and miaMd 3 l Prabxl ref eree C Medlar scorer In a sweepstake s mt three bio rocka then min sad cot eleven entered M Brown winning on 12 atraitbv ii l roy eecond with 3 ont of 4 IB a second SWMB taken under the tame eontHUona eUht esierod J HaoBtnan won on t straight lx rrolixuMCOM wttfc C OUt ofT The Suburban Gun ClaWs Hbo C Tebterdaywas a Dunrdiiyat tho NowTozk Suburban Oun Cloba rrtmnds la CtanmanL A fair crowd was present and the abootlnf wm faa Cay plfff ons were the tart eta A aerie of wecpstales ven shot off tn the morning Each man had tea alkMa TH Hrst event was won by Mr Jener who brake 9 Mrfi The second wan won by Mr Johnaon who ttr cke 4 Johnson also won the third Tent fcy breaking e tfrta the fifth by breaking H the aTeolb by breaking Itt ant the ninth by br aktnir 10 The fourtli areaS visa a lit between Mr Miller and Mr Craft who trek A each Jersey Collins and Craft tied for the sixth Mr bjger won ltle eighth by breaking 10 bir la and Mt CoUlu tU tenth by breaking tbe tame number Th Glcnroor Rod und Own Club Thirteen members of the Glenmore lIed and Outs Club went to the trans at Oextcr 1arL en Wedne day to chant for the p ft ulun of the VMltu bedga J Oehs 26 yards won on a clean score of seven dead blrdi J Bennett W 1ovine U flefimn and r Sitter klllfd six oat of seven eoch In two iw ptUM at 1 seven lire bird J isle j yards K ISrhillrm jajtird Ml d rnn aUi1 TTI the flrnt L I httmers And IT A wi over lying fir tint moiier in i the ftrcnuii on MT II klllfl oath otnnttot e tth urifOiinc end Cifium Ik club jvorznzf In o tjuwliLictiam n ho will roll a file nf niftim at SrLfUrin imoemllv Kooni to liri k7i Th toatus will t ISP lacks and tbvCrr Idevire W beloter ettit J Sattr acting tUCApulns IS lino tine Aotro rireneach HaTen N J pnrtm n shot tn a eictmlmi fix doen sinews plovers and robin saipe ii 5 ltoel5 ii mu May i0xIte tirunuwiek inun Clb clronlet iat iught by lecttog tIn harvey 1re4l CelliSt Ti dai ttev etot at cay plxvoas niUm ths llocat e esV t Ii ii at thIs whining by a score of I I reieral 1ruuisai I lneu made ii aol ot a puovi Li 0 The Fountain Ova Clnb held a team shoot at tvot MM n I I yetterdftT The team rompd of I4tt fl tin ltllle i l immldots 5 A Seuon ill A Crass 9 F lrrla tt4 II thettmatlt C oon hr a emore el i tI 41 TIn hrstlg halO Was 0 5 Wioprt It corod m II Thorpe Ii 1 Ayres 5 1 A tltswaJt I IiUIIITCI sni fitly bind ware shot at Two log IlKbt In fine Pit Two doc llchts were decided In a rlt at GrTct n 1 early yMUrrilay morning while about nyc hundred antlers and vlunrtr of tItle iport wagered their tiionej on the results The Crt Imllle a ai letwcen Htunip of rrwH a brinlle bitch of rare brerdln mlJack a wIlts th tIed J bull terrier bran Long tOoth I l m tv Jti th Heijflrtl n 55 n 101 ids A fIr i it r iftit I of 47 nt tmieo a t ril hU oil fore leg it ncml an 1 wi is ithdrxwrii m b I It in r r htnini wu ilrutrnl lii wlniur f tiiu 5J I smats in on f y ffi j wn ittvori I o from tLc tvtiirt Ilie i ill S t lit lit wn biten I a br idle terror rem IlrooLiyn r liM I me eiifUnu 5 j PinnJ ai il Vtftt I 5 pure w hue flf tn Srii log tnrt f iiniq 1mm his ma a A iivel l j llfMf Ilftltfri Ixramii I sit cab iet At the pet of I hour ami t inliiMtrt his h I a as le claret out lets l e aster received lie purse U f 4 1rnltnl ARtlii Ihr Aoalenn Victory Time Iavmia I Yncht Uuh had a rare ff day lu rob bric d I i riinjMf the cocoon Tli n etc twelve ill ti ri lie I I Atuinn Aunt Jennie ira Anni J 1 4 lirlune JtweI Ieu I Katy K IIi I1 and Jlsrne Iti rourre was nr mlii Ion I I iss I c 5 aol rottrii a lislal i if ltd I tnllen lucre vt is sea util Ii luitmii 50 ii anl tmnt Jet10 ce r sill ill OIl iil it lllFIC It Stool 154 5 vol Ii nor he tr it Aiuiii ieiuthe was a ce multi use ho t iiii lie r S I hphr I rometemi I Ite ra e 5 me iro mit tat ite Iviii liii 1cm Ctl15C I It d I 1 Ii u 0 b rh rI Tb it mc ol Ii ii I Ii st rei 1 0 I tlciil td lieu ti uiii tee ned sect ihe O5 Fr tire limier lie mi i Sports t iy Ii tee a eoiie or a TIe 5 1 is tie tie to score u tictry for the i u Yurht flare I Jlnntun llHrhnr IiOhTtM May l3OTlue South Tlonton Yacht Club had a race to day off Lily Tom There were itrll t starters The wind was lIght ami tafMinr fao0 01 some achts and liliiderliiir others jet llirrr wes KtMral kh irp Brushes tetreri this crafts 5 i nulls n 14111 efiilier relJual m f Ire t r e itre tie Mitidbw hlte ran illicit i i i r ted with limo ludlili turcka ion a Im n ltd ta She Hard lline hIram f 1utiUiu iote f r n t I j j r v a Tie Im ta ice 1 Ik protfi ch 1 fr r IM intr A liii Hall lakt ilcial Kan lo i Hiril SALT IAKE C1m May so The pr f u n boat race baa teen poitptutd until AUgtlI I sea I Oandaor and Murdock cannot be here out I a II toniicr wont be here at all to row ut g1amiJ nVumLIJazmle waich lie wont got a

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I I J I THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 81 H QJ 3 TEN YS PHENOMENAL RACE HAMirrof IIANnE Till 1OllT wvs IIJr L41 JS f IAII f KhWItn iLiii u Thniiiinnil Pn n f4e the KmiU t I 1 II on KfrorUPudl 1 1P lrollt fMnkejuHun h In ih et hn M tli wv In A 1111111 flnh Twelve thousand pefFons flaw tlio windup rln nipetlnu 01 the llrool 1in Jockey ithe errlm r f uatOravei rul vostonlay and of the vniit Cluh4t M l tl10 olcllt raCM unit 8trne that 1011 tlo olhl Ihronthll thrOfl mtll twlllirllt would Tlbo Wl1111 I II tI gray twlichi bard to fn1 mlH o pocket were fuller Saimiion I tlioy lott liomo i In I tho mor1111 Ibln ntiird dw for backer Hanover and WM rffhah Ilwl Ahrt llvm tlo onlY nvortcB to win The rnIhnh tho bookmaker flatos In nOld rallloil around loklnorl IlnlM II nnd plmmed on llnnovor to nn flrt rnco 111 1nnovor 1M II rmlnl extent anal after the vliltoficod of Hindoo Imd won tlioro vroro In lln behind every tand Hint bo tone Ino almost Mncl Pink Hailss booth stretching Ilmo tott trixilf Aftor the second race hail boon lath JIr tnTls and Iii alI9lstantB woro stl ill bookmakers cot tickets The Main Hanoter tcots bookmlkorl Iot CIMn btck al 1 tho Iliinoxor money Inter In the dor ikoueh and firrieJ bnok to row York very UetborlelooUiiB leathern bans The day was clcndlJ for rai Inc a Hclit shower about 1 k which pent tho crowds scurrying from clock Ihlch croLs the lawn I and fei In Boaioh of shelter being th condition of the cnl7dl CMCbu ntincspherlo coolllion Hi Jar t darII FOIIT 1HMIITON HANDICAP The sensational rnco of the day was the Fort Handicap for tlireoyoarolds at a Hamilton 1l1len allon a Curllu which Dae 1uUlfor won whthTouV In the phenomenal time of 151 11lhTeulV slower than the best on record just one ecoll IUlde or Trl Cotta at oopshead liny last omraer Tonny carried 112 pounds In rosier diiVruto ami hits ls undoubtedly the Lot race ltib ill Unco oor ran by it threeyearold as such colts as Major be won so easily cllne I jicnoThelorum nod MI Follow 12 pounds long Island 2 pounds anil Philander 17 pounds 1ulfifor who is I ono of tho best better on the turf landed 15000 on ki cults victory Tetiuy cost him 215 as a rtailms tli jounoter being ono of Col Wll Ihm I Scotts casiolls Ho was bred nt tho trie Mid being by Imp Itnyon dOr out of lieilo of Mai wood Iulslfers trainer Snip lonvnn thidiit like Tennyi appearance when btnirltcd at the wintering quarters In the Fouth as a yeirllne Ho was small and any thIng out handsome mil Donovan wrote his enuluier a letter in which tho following sen lend occurs Im nnt In tho habit of training jackmbljits or ponies mid lot Tonny hustlo could about the for hlinelf as best ho II0ut the cutlioues for I few days Finally Dono tho little follow und MID took pity on Ilto oloI lock thin In Ioncstifot Carroll and Cor tez tro wltluliawn aud Mr Bclmonts Zcphirus was made the favorite at 2 to 1 rcnlht Tenny and Major Domo being good nconJ clioicS ni 3 to 1 each nnd Long 1 lull tunkiiik next at 5 to 1 Mr Olt7 showed a ktijFuiro Mn of longtollow in Tho 1orum iaJ My iellov Mnhuhi Philander and lay 1 I H I veie at t Mirlous prices Malachl r kln the mi torn hoiio Major Domo is teiil lr 11 picture to look at nnd those who fenionibcrwl last leir stories of the Sweet HOI 0 coil hul a itt on Mr Wither can diilalc iho I blat t was n good ono Mnhuhi island 1 anti Major Domo My 1 itllow loig lalli lul omo blu Iclow llrst t to show At tho stnnd Major Domo led My Potion 1 I length Jay P Dee Long 1hntt l lei hHIS and Tenny bunched with IhlUnilet last I Around tho turn Mr NMthetss colt DtnneJ In tho load tutu u length before MjiellnwJay P Dee Long Island Tonny and Iell rll in dose attendance On the tacktrtih Major Dumo let out a ii aol when tho half was leached ho W two length butorn Jay 1 Doe n length ie I ire ioig island I Tnnny nnd enhyriis llflantiy cut loohe with Major Domo on tie uirT turn tbo crowd shouting Withers lattak Icing thieo lengths before Long lunJ half I length In Iront of Tenuy tho tmiiBlcforelai F 100 nnd Xephyrus In the HrrUh Major Domo led by thtee lengths Tecir seconil and coming like a rifle bullet llwfnLUis hetoio Long Island the rest out off Major Uomn had a comfortable lend at thefurjong tote und looked like winning but lentil cone tearing down the middle of the traCK Clnc Ind boiore lown crowd could rnlse a cheer the bay colt had overhauled and passed the llrookttiuo prebutitHtlse and dashed past the post the winner nt the fnHost tbroeyour oM race on record by three lengths Major Dnino was pocond eight lengths in front of Long Island the lest beaten off Such an electrical burst of nued at the finish had not icon en in many I day and tbs erod gave Tenny I clmmilons weicome when ho re turned to the stand Tho time Is I the fastest tm for Iho distance mer run at Ciruveseud the fort Hamilton Handicap for Ihree yearolds fSO I bM foneit lib 51H 1 aided of which iiU to ucond third to I sate stake one mile and an eighth t 11 luilfiri b c lenuy by luiyon OrBelle of 5iooI llIlPiy 1 D D I Witters hr c Major Porno nil McCarthy 2 Vo jer trotter b r Lonn Inand IIDTilor I 3 1 lepjmoi The Fiiriim Juy F JJee JIaiaihi Philander inlMj bellow so rio riolime I r 1m colt tetflcAriTiL 7ephyrui 2U to l Tinny HilorDomn aid My Keilow 4 to I each Lone Island tUIIfie I tourn H to I Philander 15 to I Jay F n 10 1 M Iach SO 10 I MntuJ puoU 2 IUund ilf5 i pool TiE TREMOXI STAKES The Tremont Stales for twoyoarolds at thru auurters of I mile looked like I magnlll tn raco on paper but it lost much of Its ltrN t when It was found that 8t CurIo Mr Imllt jelmonts greit colt the winner of the Great American Slukus nnd Senator Hearsts Ballnrat iturncnerup on Hint occn ion worn both our I j btCalo did not do well lor 11 few dais after UillerHceand the stable did not cam to bend lila to the teterday With these two nt I toppew out of it tho talent wjratelied their htdi In their Iorplpxltr rho general 1 pablk pot familiar with the inside facts argued that unliah Mr llKlmnntH other entry must bo better Iban the nubile Imnlned or ho would not 1 lava wltLdrawti St I Carlo while the lame was jaiilaliout Senator Heaieth linllarnt tithing It leulsts L jot cianteJ that Anucondn was gnoil enough toa At length they decided that Padlsliah r H II i Gurrlon up was good enough to curry their money and they made him I tho fa onto 5 Uto J i ncaltibt Morriss pair Cayuga and I fira Mnlce wiio much admired the locater hi Wiiond I choice at 3S to 1 Col fcotts S TrW yJDMiiet and torso had followers and in bad ant Anaconila I grandlooking bay by JJJJ thrill out o Maid of Athol Nobody an feer4 to Imlt Plutliush Mignon or Folly GOOTIC0n dlmounlHd nt the start to tighten the rIddle 1111 f lllld the Hiiporstitlouh made a breik HUI orsttou R for Iho betting ring to got a bet C P the Cll IhH tart was an excel lett ih one lint Lush being the Ilnet to h lhnAinuconili Vh H Service and Torso ti u o I 10rvlct S Ki no i lie brother 10 Pireurl showed the SC fiii 110 the IlSllOtlU ostlu bend before Civil I itfV OIUI abngth in front of Cayuga and t rI liidlitili next with Garrison anl cettiiriuo5 luun unIt the ral1 Around the upper turn l UM had llthrtti rikn 0 retr lay end led Ca ruca who a II hesgh ciangeil i l lles wt Llvll Ser ice t Slbhalf al I half Anaconda and Par dlbblstr hul 0 tr61 tchnlillle In the ordnr named In tie Ftrelch Ij iiatbush was btm In front with Cayuga flieri uLhj 11rk Itt c8e attendance and Our length h Nm 01 CIOhr cleo the rails mala up a wfrTn1 I the furlonc pole 1adlBhuh t Intel hhaj CiCli term with laiuci and llannuet S tlltt 1 tome flora the rock very fast rider t 4 1 16 urln Mr IniomH colt came away Uilwnni JIllolt 100 aIY Itfront l I Wo by fa i ulth Cttvuia Iheuameillstance a lentIls aeaV o IllipUtit FlatliuBQ fourth four d t1urjnmn l 1 llro11r ns Ito disraountert 1 to t tlghtn lit NI Iroll IR hind irido J 4 IlnII hllllolLs a vtry 4 llio iTinhiric 8rhetTnU lVs r IlitIt i 1 t I t itt or tire race the tine li I S U11h5 WIhle ad river a track not as good al Ihi Ih6 wirier IS another 01 I tie 1 u aroll iciiflr tU e male Ht i t Jlthe fa o a sue in Joi thin three weiis H Is r 4 tIOeaIi tafeh hl 1111 1 hauls hIgh with white S ioi eTiY thito white lot llelsnot 1 as trend PoiiBii 11 lit ft al u hit Is I I lacehorBB i from the Wat t UI 1 Iii ti I ylnwllh which he finishes IkecrouV lie Is wonUerlnl htrliler low to I wnOJerll1 lr lw Wea ii Ih all i lPfare to LI only galloping lidIhahe dl laborln y the bhahf viotort s nK irrnt Popular with tt Iopulnr lh publi tun n3 1110 Iln been well bucked both tn I for I ia ao15 fi 1H plco I I Ifl err ieoi I a lot of r r lone fm lkelt the titer I ailldbah hiul tien tto to Orhth Ll or aollhlh bl 1n I S ken PHI the I hlaii n jt I rue found I that I he had T bla cut loOt tli l ugh not 1 so badly UR Boll j ht Nlic I bit he b h on llin I outside of the I nigh w Uoigli itt T 1 ill p1 awa an neatly an 11 tor il Iwa o a bt h no tsilr a i razor n lllllle teflon b iSItkpI i sltIII i I ci Ah Trainer How I IP t larki It w U ii grill lho colt will iii rlgh1t I cal 111 Is lb Ii T r t rig mll t 1 lew tints a ltoo nr ic I arolili inrneh t h ltSbQt f deer I AInll I ilil h M dod A 0001 O f 0 In I hlrl j trio 1 i r dlhah Iy h I 1 I 44 tint ii USUIMI I I L r I II t rlIeh i tarIri I hi i lllttetlldI 2 r I IAI In it l4bh c I IIlueL I I i JIU 1111ldl 3 11 Sroo 10 un ouI rlu Cell hlc Folly sad 1 tl btl I I II r ianp0 r rQl AfILI radt I to Cavura 4 In I tr at nronla 7 tO I I ii1h lCli to 11 o tore I I 111 re Ilnih I 1 siutu 1 1lhh 12 1 In I Mlnon aid tnlf 2u r UluII 1 10 1031 i35 flj set fW d Ti yflt rCF tlbT The rACF S lbs hieIie Otofling rO it hair mile was one of lnol OIII IM ul t ire Irltlll I IIWYNh great torte hohll tie 4 a t y I IIb cliii I IrHI lung J whie 1 1 11 II el 111 Ja1 1 I III l rl 11 lbln i I a I was I got tlal I klr I lIta r 10 Ip l 01 iii start lr II stnl 11 lld Itlu2Ir II j1 niT In 1UI i i t mllel 0 U k ii ienati In hunt 01 t Olri r which Ih 1 lelth lont tile mi Iromlunl coro L1 10which lnJ IlvIIIU and Hanoler jjjjjfljiatjand1lano Due Itock und Tipstaff ltn1 and head made the imea around I ho uppui t turn I Little I t l Bare foot Hanover I I and loi ash King I bunched I n length away Tipstaff Imd a length tin 1 best of 1 It nt the bell nf tho stretch hut he gave way to llluo thick Ilnnovnr mitt lay 1 t Dee at tire furlong trIo I was a great llnl h be tween llnnover and Bluo Hock Por n hun dred yard they ran uln by side like a grnnd team then slowly hut surely that blnrn fiicnuiipeiuod In front nnd when the stand was riiuibod llnunvors head was there In 4S Focond just one second slower than tIre roiord mailo by tho twoioarold Olltlpa I at Saratoga In 1N7 with but U7 pounds up There was moat otclteincnt at the linlwh alit When the hOI tee enmn back tn thn I sin ni Ito I IIHIII wits vociferous Hanover tncpil his Ii oil ti proudly as Itu wa led nwny to the htablo and I an oldtinier I r e till rhoil Thn Dwyers I will I I I hao the I bent sprinter In I the country In i long llariiviit distances when they cnro to quit racing him at A sweejMales of J20 each with Jloon added 2iO to second Lilt a ml e liwjer I Itreaeh h lianeter I by lllndoollotirhon llellii I liTalnr I I W r irntmli 3 I r nine Hockl IKKMartml I 2 Alielmontsb K uresi Mnj x 1 IH I uiarrlson 3 Tltstaff lai I t bet Louise Little iureoot and Mar tha also ran Time 0 IM Int KetiltiirAraliin ilanorer Slo I f Forest Klnr Jar F Pee and Ti rtarf r to 1 e icli tItus lurk H to 11 Little Uareloot li lo I i Louise t ilo I vartha ii U te t 1 Mutual tooL 111 JtoKl and II Jl II THE BKroND nAOK The second race was n hummer from Mart to finish and before tho bor cH went to the post It was a lively contest between the crowd and the bookmakers to see which of the night htart ore would be post favorite There was n rush miul at Frank Ward and ho closed favorite at 3 to 1 but Belinda Burch and Brother Ban prosed him very closely at 4 to I lIe Bour bon Batrlster Vnshurg lOLl Ovid each hndad mlrorH but Belinda nnd the t tliiee i seer I choices carried tho bulk of the money Ion tood start Brother Han und Burch showed the way to the stand whore Hid wont out closely i followed by Vosburg nnd Belinda They an i I around tho lower turn In rlnso order with i Frank Wllld going oaily in lust tin t Uvlil I i Ytiad it I ci net hnr lelul1 i t he baI1k retilr last the i hair aid half way round the upper tin Ill whom Rodgers pent Bellcda out 1 rank I ard tiled I to get through next tho rails on tho hack t strotch but Taylor had to lull up null go I around the field In tho stretch I Belinda Ovid Vosburg and forth wore tho contending bores At tho furlong pole Belinda I lint half a length tho host ot It tank I Want thn critic dis I tance before Ovid nfl lire liourboii coming last Taylor Inboied hard to get 1 rank Ward homo first to iniike amends for his blundeis I I I In I the early hart of tire tare t but ho had nil his work for nothing Uodgers the ilored tot 011 I Belinda rolling I most comically I I In the t saddlo In I the endeavor to help hit I irrit nit but Ininllng I I hnru winner liy a neck rank I arilooonil a length before Thn Bourbon I who ran a milling I good race nsburg and Brother Han weio I clone up while Barrister llnlshod iu the rear A handicap I sweeptakes of SJO each If declared WILt IIMII I udded or which JJOO to stuuid one tile and an elxhth I A lleiiunnfs U f Belinda 4 by KlhKflsher Uellona 114 I lltidters 1 W ll Jennlnuss b 1 h Frank Ward II llrj HI I t Taylor J W e tlalyet h The Iliiirboil 0 IOi Moihen J Voiburn Brother li u llurcu Ovid und liarrlster alto rin TlmIf1 I Ioit IlettlnirAialiiit frank Ward 8 i to I Belinda and nrother han 4 tu I cud Illirih ritol I Urld 7 to I lhe llourton Pitoli V osburi ind Ijrrister 15 to 1 each Mutual pools Itll 1 tit slid V t1I0 TUB 1IITII ncr There wasnt much choice lor farorlto In tho 2ienrold l selling race Unit III d Insight and Ut bunt being well backed 1 Ito tllrt wn tho woist seen nt liinvwend till lear tlm Hos l i Under colt I rita and Marlhi getting tho I host of it while Onward Insight and I Itipluy 11 I I vou away back and out of tire rico when tho flag 11101111 1 rluuia went right out and led I nil 1 ito way to I tho wile winning liy a head Martha was coming very fast at the end and would have won in two more strliins liiete J was no bid I 1 for the wrn riot and xthiT 1 Bill I Daly poekuted another illH and looked bappy Centaur ran fruit Ir oil IInblJln IlIhl Purse Jlrm I for to ear nlds entrAtice money iJO eaLli to itecond tilting Hllouancei tUefurloius WI DulTit ilu f Critic by King IInll Milimald Ir5t3 iiniulmer 1 W l hcotts ch I Martha tlMOl 10 I llmii 2 KTayhrsch i ten er 11 MKJ lo7 IVrKIn a Rose Ruder colt insight Onward Hiiifultlle colt and Klploy also 1 ran TlmloL 1 Post odds Airalnt uiemri S to 1 InHsht 24 o t Urbana a to I HairateUe i olt lartha and I Centaur H to 1 each Rise Kauer it luid Kliiley U lo I tich Uutnal poola tT j loll l A ciii t iU v TUB HIXIH IIK I Deception and Carnegie woro the favorites for the M1I1111 rare at a inllu IlIr which thoie I were thirteen Maitors Frolic whir iinioti I up was well bucket and thanks to till old I KfhllnK the start uu delayed twenty minutes Uarrlion finally broke wIth 11110 from the I roar alit Cull viti ll I ilioppail I u thfl hug actIon for homo unexplained riHon piillid u II and was lett at thtt post nor lhhh he alone was to I blame Juphet Count Lmm lucy II ami Do I coptlon tSCtO prominent until the half nan I 1t rf i lloil I n rttuihed whon llecoptlon went out anti looked a pun winner Icaillnc into tire stritch by tu o I lengths flow Tassport half a length before I Kinu Idle King Idle had the most Hpetd though and won bv thrno lunutlih morn MilK faction the samn disunIte in front of cannclo and IJeocption cone clean to pieces fourth FrolIc galloped oor tho coutie lure SitU for threej enr olds and upward entrance money 0 each to second selling allowance one mil 5 3 R MercIes br c King Idle 4 by Wlldldle Auffiista E HWKI lljWhyliirnl 1 Costello A lireener b f hatisfactlon 4 fVi o 107 F Ilttteneld 2 D A IlnnlfrsUh rarneirle I 1 kVi f 12lT Inn 3 Pecepliou 1assport Uhet Olelus Alula Ciuint Luna Bill Bond 31elodr uu Lucy II and FrolIc also ran Time I 41 rust Bettlnff Aratnst Deception 1 to 1 Tarnetrie 4 to 11111I Bond and I rile il to I cacti HitUUction and lung Idle n to I earl olellus lucy II and Count Luna iS i 10 1 each Main Japhet Mel dratua and lei rion 1A to 1 each Mutual poole I KEJL7U U0o und 1 o THE HEVFNTII RACE The public were In a quandary over the seventh race nt six furlongs for which them were nine starters ieadi lit was the lauirlte nt 3 to 1 but he was closely pi nshed by hton Ington at lii to 5 nnd Ban l locho nnd I mrnie I lIch at 4 I to 1 Thenra wa bicked but what hill money went on tho others Who In Iho nntiiroof llyor Umpire us usual delayed trio start lor some time but It was a liilrly good go when the ling loll l with btonlncton front and Theora Anomnly und linn Clocln next Theora ran out and led until the I stretch where Donohuo brought Ptonlngton thioiigh aud won handily by length I from Ban Hoclm he a length before tjeadrift The others woto strung out A welterweliht handicap aweejutalies of 1JO each with SI 10 o udaed of wltii h fVMito a ond six furlonffs V iildeonfb IT Mentimton i by llurrsh or Ilzurro uuandary tlllI Donohue I F Tyler eh h 1 lui cioolie 5 Ii1 Crlttenden 2 1 Martins h r teid rift to 1 IIs 1 ori hty turn I a AnoinalTTheork 1 ViUy fctrearu Ilujure Loldttream and Hevalus AKO ran rolnTltn I iis Peat t Hettlnn Afalnst seailrlft Ilj to I Ban Cloche and SrnIH lon 4 tn I fnch Treor unit nijilre I r tn t inch Coltii cam and AIolinl M to I cacti Keculiu 10 to I taller Stream Sir to I Mutual poos Ju tl5JO and 11705 5T THE EIOTITn IIACn firamercy was tho fa orltn for thn twoyear old rico with which the dai I S sport i ended I but Cnrn Ma and Muiult It wore both well haekoil lJwvor pair Benollt and Kenwood worn thn outsiders Kenwood Benefit and Mamlu II were first away but july lllly tan out before the balfmlln I post was panned lint I was never headed winning by two length from Benefit I a neck in front of U ratti etc t Grnmmcy I eoula not get through until the stretch was rencheii Hlets was too big a handicap then and Ito I best be could do was to llnMi third Lnru Mia ran will for half a mil I 1110 I tunic t I 02l Is I fairly fast It was Dalia second victory A sweepstakes of tan each for tiiulden tno year oMg I wlthl tiis aeld of winch reim in eeinnd i rioundi lelow the scale eaten I maldeui alloned a pounds live firIonigL ii I Fialyl ch t XUmle n by SL III lseFea Fillet loa lMosher I Dnyer Brothersb o Beieni H Taylnr 2 Acorn stable s br a Dramercy ll I ti lflitir l 8 Frailty Kenwood and Ira i Maaiso ran lime I PestBettlnr Againrt llraintrcy 7 tr 5 Inra Fits and II SlIIIA I to 1 each retire i i to 1 llenelll n I 10 l heimoel it to I Mutual polO fJTHi ClueS and KM Non tStonlocton won very handily Hanover is n sprinter from Bitter Creek Donovan has changed his mind about Tenny 1iilnlfer looked happy after the Fort Ham ilton Handicap Castoffs good property Look at Diablo Undue FounT Ballston and a few otbeis 1 I her will be racing at Bilghtou Bench on MntiitiiT next when no purges of ICSH than J50u will he hung up Tonny IH u genuine clinker and It wouldnt be out of tile way to Innulre hoiv can they beat him In the olunteor Handicap at 100 pounds Thomas lliinrahan for moll yoirs trainer I forD D I Withers who IIIK been h vtiy Ill for a long time IH said In he In a dying condition It was said ut iruMsand yPMonlny that he hnd died during the morning but tim report could not bo authenticated Gabii Cnldwell lakes the 11I1m ns n happygo lucky ter Ills work yentenlay wait array off In most uses but he did give the starters in the Tremont Hiakes n run for the money I 1noch Turner who was killed ut Chicago on t ltsesIaT was well known In tho vicinity of Net nrk lie rode dalon when hn tan third for the Iuiurity reptnmber ut IhIIhtlll Bay and was with J I H i Musin A Co ut lIt huh ton Beach two yeais ago riding Pink Cottage and other racers lie wns known liS Crab Apple Turner f mefi or the Itrnuklyn lev dr lcrfl The sixth annual picnic and athletic games of the Mrooklyu Newsdealers e u held hi Hie Illdgs wood Tari 1olcineuiu jesterday bleie UroJIe was starter of the races The iij ants dash WI won 17 SIr Huriu George Heeler won fist prUe In the lire mlle nfOU pieces I rare Mr Maaan H lull nnd li ut athlete won tliu I half mile mm aL b Lilt one linl 1 lie I l funned uf erwiuM A one mile run for newsboy was won bi a toy nauivii NIIII There were twelve entries III the lathe lafinlle walk htarler Brndle had greet dlillcully in Ill nt ibem lu I stand In line lor the Clara Tli race wa eta ly a III tae Levy ut JltaUrL TIlE DAY AT JEROME PARK UlAND OPENING or rilE AMICRICAN SOCKET CLUlIIJ IIfEJrlNrI Mr Morrlna Flllr Jand the liiTcnlla HtMkecflie Cntle iltebiss Colt Wind time Wither HIkaAt Tina on the WIndIng Track AnreatThrniK Present lMcluroBCUo Tcrorao Park during tho nearly nuartor of a century of Its existence as a raco course baa seldom presented a more In vltlnc appearance than It did yesterday nt tho openlnu of tho spring meeting ot Ibo American Jockey Club Tlio follneo was fresh And luxuriant the track was In splendid condition for racing am when the sun broke throuch t tile mist half an hour before the racing hogan I tho grand ctand lawns and quarter stretch I swarmed with an eacer throne ready to hall tile Meters In the onulne contests of tuodny I About 10000 woro present before Starter J F I Caldwcll flnshed bin fines and the resources of tho Park would have boon taxed to Its utmost but for the threatening weather In the morn I tic nnd the counter attractions of tho last days races at the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs mcotlne Two foiirtnhnml conches added to tho at trnctluness of the lawn under the club house blulT while family parties were grouped on tho lawn and other leaders of fashion looked down on tho scono from tho balcony of the club house Tho enlarged betting quarters swarmed with men oncer to Inost on their seUctlons and fiftysix Alliance book makers and seventeen outstdeis stood ready to take their money Tho new electric mutual machines wore not used but four slraluht and nn equal number of placo machines of tho old pattern did n Ihrll lug business One twodollar bettlne booth ut tho far cornoi cf the IUATU completed thu bottlni outllt In tho group on tire quarter stretch under the judgesstnnd when llnnner Bearer Boss nnd Unlibton cnmo out for the first race woro tho Hon Auuust Dolmont oxPresident ot the I Amoricnn Jockey Club John Hunter tIre proonl President AV A Duet dins Whently I lien All Hnettln 1rank Hall Oden lIowlo Jr J Galway Col E A ItutkCapt William Connor Jlajor Wheeler James It Keene Silent Kph Snedoker Matt Hums C W Jlathcate und other wellknown turlltos When hire bugle summoned the bores to tho post nt 220 Messrs August Belmont J ODomior und Charles Whently occupied tho judges stand and lion All Hnucln nnd Capt Conner held watches In tire little Bland on the opposito side of tho track Tho oouls of tho dny woro tho Juvenile Stnkis for twoicarolds tho Withers Stakes for thiceyearolds and the Decoration Stakes for all nco Althouch there wore no close nnd brilliant finishes to electrify tho admirers of the iort the races wore stubbornly fought nnd trio tlmo made In tho Juvenile and Withers was about as faCt as ever mndo on the winding track Ibo hail tulle in tho Juienllo being rim In li4 seconds and the milo In tire Withers was run in 1154 The Decoration Stakes ouo mile and threesixteenths wns run In 200 It wan n disappointment to the racocoors not to w IO Mr Hncclns famous mare Ilronzl ox tond herself in tho purse rnco of ono milo mid n sixteenth but nothlnK appeared ncaint her and site had a walkover Hayward rode her ut an easy gallop but tho way she fought for her head on tIre turn into the homestretch showed that sho wns ready to run a great race TilE WITHEUS STAKES A light field 1 of six horses appeared for tho fatuous Withers Stakes at one mile Tho Cas tle btablos toll Diablo with Godfteyup cur ried bundles of money at post odds of 10 to p l on there was no strong second choice Orator I and Irlc 1 I rating at 5 to 1 against each Capt Sum liiownB lion orter wire backed by intro ut t to 1 1 whllo Hansom tho first horse that has slatted In a race fiom the HncKln Stable thlh year had 15 to 1 offered Hiralrist him i formn daughter Sumhlno stable companion to Dlatilo was a 60 to 1 chance and when fuunlod in the books It was 10 to U on the Hamn as Diablo alone the lllly counting lor nothing W Fitzpatrick wns the Hist to 1 show in front on Orator from nn even start taking tIle Mid I In the first hundred yards on the beint round 1Icnlo Illll with Reporter hanging I to him Eric second Diablo third and Hansom last already trilling out of tIre race Passing the cluuliou blull Iteporter and Orator set the pu o nick and neck two lengths front of brIe Godfrey holdings the jvurit f Diablo at Krlcs heels and keeping the colt well in hand In tire rush round the blat Diablo headed Lrin and drew up to within half nn open length of the leadiis who were sill inked In a fast race At the head of Ibo homestretch Ordway lie porter and Eric were at each others glrihs with Diablo eating Ills way into the group Half way down the hoinotroteh Dinblo came out npnnrently remit and strong grabbed the 1lIorR who bad made the puce tossed them buck himdllv and keeping up tho pace 1 drew ahead winning by two lengths from Lric in il4S The Held was well ftrung out The winner IB a chestnut below Iho medium height but he Is well put together He has lengthened from his twoyearold form and has moro Iltilsh and substance than ho showed last year w hen he won seven races out of eigh teen in which IIP started He Is a son nf Eolus out of Orneu Darling Hn attracted the atten tion of I turfltos when hn defeated Hanover and Klkwood the ht James btaicea at UriUeSHiul on May 20 running the mllo and a quarter in I 20is It Iq true that Imcurried only 106 pounds ngaln Ilanoverx 12ii but lila long rakIng strldn murkud him as 1 dnngorous competitor losierdny ho carried 121 pounds trio top weight and Ills tlnio for the mile on the Jorome trick Is a very creditable performance The ilher sukea for threeyear olds or stoo each h f or If I declared by Julr I liw I with 1V I added ot which f1 1 the second the third to receive KMI out ot the stakes l winners In 1 Hi ol uxto rnrr Ibn ol is o such rai es or of one oCr IMxl 7 lbS of two rare of the latter alue 10 tie extra ui4i lens 1I017 liii nno trite huhtvnlne entries lath Similes b c OJatlo by holualjrace Parllui l2 I Ilinilfrey I A J Causal b c Eric 11M Ilaynard 2 h h llrown hr o lleporter IIh I i Anderson 3 Orator 115 sunshine Iinl I and Hansom IIS I also ran Tine I t54 1oit Bettlnc Acalnst IMabln M to I 10 ft to I each Orator und 1 rlu 0 to I Keporler Ili to 1 Raniom 50 tot Mininiiiie Kluiuals I hard 1oM Castle MableJ ISiS and 504 Till JUvnNtIE STAKES Interest In the halfmile dash for Jtivenllo Stakes was weakened In the scratcning of four ont oi tIlts twelve summoned to start and till nbsdiico of St Carlo winner of the Great American Stakes at iiavesend and other crack twoi oarolds of tho lear The Madison Stables colt Dootoe son of Alarm aud Sitter nl Mercy with George liarbeo in the saddle for tilt iii At hint III many years was made the iavui Ito at 7 to 5 against and the public could not get thoir money on quick enough ut the odds DnUsV Halls colt Jlavarlnn by Long field out of Havnrlan was tire choice of mnnr lit 4 to t 1 while Mr Belmont filly Phtrho and John A Morriss filly llomoopnthy came next at 8 to 1 each The others ranged corn 12 to 60 to 1 iigalnttt It was about the most unpopular Held ol oungMor that ever started for the stakes Sir Caldwell I sent tire twoyoarolds away in good tuttle Druldess llalnbow lIoteo and food nearly nbieust and the others close with Homeopathy tho last to get away lie Mitoo was III trouble on tho rise Into the home tirtih a furlong from the start and George Ilarboe began using the whip to no purpose llengan rode Droidem nt a slashing pace up the grade showing tho way Into the straight Devotee Bavarian and Iaradox presulog In hot pursuit At the furlong post Devotee led Homeopathy nun DruldcsH by half a length Then lleagtn began his line work again oa Drulnees regaining the lead on the run in beating Detoteo by a head and stringing the otlicru out Bavarian coming In third throe lengths nwny Tho race was run In f94 second Ihe Juvenile Makes for twoyearolslit at fV each belt tomlelt ormly tin If l declared by Jan I 188 with tl ontdaed of which twi to the second winners of fjtxx to curry a rounds of to such races pounds eilra maidens showed a pounds Half a mile straight rear 111 I entries J 1 A A A II lorn srh f Druldeis by Hcnshtnge Castaiutle ItJ7J Keacanj 1 Madison Stables b a lierolee 110Harb e 2 Dade Hall scb c Bavarian I1A Anderson 3 Iaradoi loll Ilomeopaihy 1107 rtiicbii tOll May Queen iU7 and llalnbow HI7 also ran Time W seconds Instbettlnr I AralnstOeTolee 7tofi It 11100II II 1 Bavarian S to t each Cite i and Homeopathy 1J lo I Driildesa 211 to I farndox too I llalnbow M to I Slay Queen Mutusi I till Pruldess Morris Stable I fjil rr a piece liuJ J is u cud s lS rite WAIKOVEII Free Iiiti for all ares entrance toothy 20 etch to ceciind horse winner 1o iula or twice fuJi uo to carry 8 pounds extra oilier horses non winners this year of IJl 01 ulloMed 4 pounds of Jlu 1 i pounds or If winners this year IS pounds maidens allowed it 3 years old I li loninls I ul Iff years 50 J pounds If A yean or ripe ard 15 pounds one mile and one sixteenth l J U llaiclnab m rirenil I 5 by JieaetgYlorlds I I ri Ii Hayward il TV 0 ritE HACK oven Till TITAN COURSE Threo out of r the eight entries for the opening race 1400 yards were scratched leaving Bets the favorite at 2 to 1 against her llallston second choice at 11 1 to 6 Kallsburr third choice and Banner Dearer and Fred II J In the race hess led trio snug bunch ut the start Pasblng tIlt bluff lleagan sent Ballston half length In the lead Banner Bearer BeHB and Salisbury making a close and pretty race with no light between them Irel II trailing nut of tho I race BallHtou led I by a length on the far turn und opening a gap of daylight at the head of llu t slreteh mine homo a handy winner an open leiiglh In front nf Boss in 121 baltsbury was straggling third furs 7ui lur threeyear olds and upward entrance I monei V 111 i PAC II to the aecfttid born horses nevr bu liil weu a face c t Ills Talus ot 2MO allow d II It years 14 a lbs If 4 yeers Itt It I r It S years or tipwiri ISis rl is I or il ech hiorre are ion wtnnerc I LIt yeir in me tI BU addllloll1 11Ano of tim III ci It 1 ttse maidens Allowed If 4 years o d M His If 1 ears r r ute I ward 1 14 itt The Titan Course i ion yards rhlckasaw Rtsblrs hr c llalliiun 4 by Hlllet IVII lent 111 I Ci 1 Keaitali I Davis and I Hull br m nest I iyii Anlfrsm a ll II I Wllher C br r Salisbury 0 tiC iloudale a Banner Dearer IU4 and Krel H tutu lIe also ran Tim illS Post nettlnf Aralnst Bert 2 to ll r Houston It to 5t 1 Salisbury ft to I Manner Bearer H to I 1 red II 12 to I Itutuala paid 5t4ti siiit all1 t I TIIR PKrOIlATIIlN RTAKln Two were scratched from the hive namod tn start In the Dncorntlon SinkH nt a mile nnd tlirooslxtoinulm buying ICnrun Ovpty UIRTII and J J A It tn flulit It out T A II snli lliTRnn up wa iilrktd out tn win until ln IIn baokod down from 7 too in 10 to hi nn lucre was nutlllllK else inlkod nboiit In the ming hut T A lli but many ol tho knnwlnc rotoR biicknl Hums at a to 1 nnnlnxt hill u fLit nlurcil money on the Queen at odd nf 11 tll f A blanket would have covorcil tire tliron trout tho Htnrt to the tub n round 1lrnli Ii hit 0imy I Queen kroplnc her nick clrnr till th turn to I trio homnstr lfh Kiinm 1 and 1 A 11 rUN1 l ncl nnd neck Ojpsy yiifcn Imvlnc rotlrul ihuo t lonetlii In tIre rear Eunm Iml I 1 A H I I Intn I I tlm I stretch by a nock but liiilr WilY down I ho I swerved and loRan to iiult like u milTti1 Inv ward pllou whin and Bent the spurt hnnio BtrnlclitcnlnK KIUUM l out and uicinu him nlnni at a pace that landed him winner thrtO lou tha In front ofI 1 A 13 In 106 The Dtrnrttlnn States A etvellStakCs fur All atm ISO entrance 12 forfeit or SI 11 It ieclnrcil nut bv April In with 200 ailed of irhlfh I S13 I rl In tie 1 I uncotM iiml hrrtlI tluJtn the hurt i yecri old to carry HA iimiiulj I years old IUJ IoninU ft i rear and niiimr I r iouml maidens alloireil If 4 ruro old tupouuili ir4 euto old or upward in I pnumli One mile and three iUtcttuli Tifentyfour rntrlti A J CaMatta bh Enrui 0 by tolni Mxjtitlc 1H IIyar I I fi N IIro1 b o J A B3ioiV M rn rfn 2 i Kxcelilor Stable b Uyry jurcnslii7 Andrrion a I Time 2 lI rotbeltlnr Aitaliiit J A R it Mo 10 lnruv to II I I nycvy Queen IS to 5 lutuas paid fK by 710 xiul THE SIXTH HACK The race botwnon Orlllnmm with Anderson In the saddle antI Aurellu with Ilaywanl for n sweepstakes nt n mile nn a Jiirlomr II us a duel that stirred the crowd Mailing uwny on even tnrms the pair rend lapped iciiuid t 1ii rile Illllcomlnc I I I out from behind which A hue I eon took the lend hy half a length which Iii Increased to a length Anti n half nt tin club liouio bluff On I tho lower tuin u ho IncionKcd he opened n break of a leiiutli but bcfnro they entered the homestretch Ilnywnid bvaan ild u Ini doRliiB on I tnt tutu me at tie ftirlonu IIn1 l sondlnc Aurella III winner by linlF n length hI ItSfVj Auinlla u was the favorIte In tho poil betting at 5 to 3 on See takei ut Sll each half forfeit with 57f nldtil of whh l tm to i the second horti rnrAukfii wululit 11 tis below the scale pcuftltiff and alofritiepi inS mile end n rnrlMu J l H llaciliti en in Aurella u by Alkcrine Saiiti I I lucU I IIH i iVi lUywantl 1 1 Dale A Hall II tr II h irl1 mmr r III j I Anitcnon J 1 I Tin I Iest battIng J tof Airtlitt t tn 5 Omlamiiie Mttttifli I paid 8 T5 T1IK BKVhSTH 1IAOK Nine started In tlm tolllnc nice n ilnsh of thrienuartiTBiif f u mile for a pur o nt t jioo MIt ado with Hnywnul was n stung 1111 or Ito nt 8 to 5 nKHlut half a iloreu otlixrs fol lowing nt 4 to 1 Miracle run out from the cluster before reaching tho drIb liontu liltill where ho led the lluld br two Uluths nut I a half He Increased the gal to four lnicth ou the turn for the homohtriMch Jllrabeaii liead Inc the strncellne llell Imiilnc homo uu ho h uleifed Ilaynurd landed Miracle winner two lencths m front of Mlrubuau In 1 IS LIttle Jllmii was tnlrd There veto no bids for tire winner Purse S6OO for three year ort and upward entrance S15 to letotid bone the winner to be sold ht ttlcttun unties entered not to be Fold in which cu e to cern 7 pound extra lilrheit entered i rlco a 1 H ikj liorttn I en tend to be Rold for tees I ulowed J puunds for eatti 50 KHt down to ELtiei I then I ound fnr eath Sin I i duo n 10 HAlkl 1 and II pounilii fur each f M below tlmo I the beaten horses not liable to be 1 claimed three quarters of a mile W lakeland1 b r Miracle by Falietto Miranda 11 t Jl i llayward I J II lUtiiui br c Vlrabeau 4 Ion SItS Will lam l 2 Lan limos rh m Little Minnie ll 111 t SIS 1 Anderson I Vuten of Hearts 107 Annie M tAt HreiU lift Gen N a v 107 Crusader I On nd Arab IV nliu ran Tline1ls Post betllnrAcalnst Miracle 8 tn St r to 1 erich Gen Nay Little Mnnle 1iretly and Mlrabeau f In I Arab 10 In l each nnle M 1 and Ujeen of Hearts Mu luau paid full H tm SI7IU THE EXTRA RACE I It wan the etchth on tho card anti was n sweepstakes nt ono mile Klnu Ciali wit plunued on nt odds of 7 to 2 nqiliist Kolo Imr lag tho call nor second choice at 5 to 1 rharley llronx was fist away Klnc ernh Eolo and Klmftnn pros lnc 1onno sent Kins Crab in front at the club house turn iiikinu II load ol fix lengths on the uppei turn WIN Juli was prcoml and Khafton n poor third Douno male n cure win of It In the homo stretch landlni Hint CI ub llrnt In 141 J I II ilotm lencthn l in front or Kolo with Charley iJreux third and tho whole Hold ftriniL out A sweepstakes of JOeach with Iiii uildii of wlilch fCOO to secnd for three yiaroidn and iiltn i emit I rin I exclutid Inn of Siixii or twice of 5 c HI tn cirry U pounds extra non wlnntnjf and ma ten uhouitme One mile C Cornehlsons hr K Klnif Crab 4 by KlniHkier Curita lliiIAane t i A J aisnttsch Eolo 4 IIf llaywardl J Ramapo blables cu c barley l reux 4 Iirjv nlrr son i Khaftan IH t and fieronim non ran Time I 44 Post bettlliff Arlnst Mnf Crab 7 to 2 Folo tn I Cbarle Drtux Htol Geronlnio lo to I Muttu il J 025 iltfl 5710 NOTES The veteran jockey William Hayward rodo in great form yesterday I The railroad fncllitins for renchlnc the lark are bettor than ever before I Jlallston a castoff from the Dwyer stable I Is more than naylne his way The Clilckasiv stable are in luck with tho son of billet ant Vlllotte Druidess winner of the Juvenile ran up to I her pmato form but on more than otto wn elon sho has nndly dlinpiiolnted tho followers of tire Morris banner ioslenlay with lone odds against her sho wou handily The lllly Is evidently FOinowhat of a unit her hcct previous performance was at l irnvennd on Tuesday when she rnn third to Onwllr In II rnco for twovenroldf Mm ih a bright chest nut daughter of Ktonehcnce ant tastuuuetto of line racing proportions The Card for ilrromej Park Today I The card for Jerome 1ark today It I meagro for some unexplained reason the fifth nnd seventh not filling whllo Long Knlcht has a walUovor for tho second event nnd Brown Charlie Khafton and Lonely hiuo II tluoo cornered contest in tile thIrd oven and May Queen Into and Telephone are the only onus named to start in the first raced Tho entries for the Ladies Stakes aro of iileh dues and that partially makes amends for the balance of the programme The fifth anti seventh racers I will be left open until noon today Those ate tire conditions for iho fifth race 8woopstakot 20 each half forfeit 1000 milled 2l to fcc ond winners of J5000 or twice of SIOOII to carry ii pounds oxtra other horsns nonwin ners thin yea of tlSitU alloupd 5 pound or not having won o race thin joar la poumlH maidens allowed II 4 bold IH pounds If r i or up 2i pounds Titan course MUD nrds J yearolds and UDTrird Tho seientli moo is I Purse J70U SIlO to penond Siraroldn nnd upward winner bo cold at auction I lilnhort price 2000 lorries entered to be Fold for lens allowed ono pound for each liHdown to 121111 and a pounds for each IJOU below S120U bcntcn horses not lIable to be claimed thrvoquartoiH of a mile First Race Purs JOGO for maiden 2yearolds flic and a half furlongs Telephone itil llafro 13 Slay Iuo IIJ Second Race Purse rom for S years old and unward one mile I IDK KnIght 111 1 walks I over Third luce The Ladles I Makes for 111I1 S years old with fl VH added one mil and a furlong Oypir Queen hIS Vita I in Holiday lI9Aurlcoma l nt fienorlia 113ihiinshlne IIKI I Corinth KitiiPajllifht nil Fourth Race Pnrse StaG for three year old aud ui wardt I sIx furlonfs Prince Charlie liniKhaftan ou Lonely tJ5 MithKace ItineMOi entrance money Jso each lo I second the winner to be cold at Auction i the 1 Titan course 1 400 yards Miracle llllrisnln mi Little JAk inrCrusader ioi i lurker Light iIJiolelmA ui SUE LATtHiIA HACKS Two FnvorlCc inlet l Three Uittaldcrn Cnrry Oil the Irlren CINCINNATI ilny 3OTlio wcntlicr was cold and a drizzling rain fell all the afternoon ullll trio attondanco ut the latonla racon was good Iud an unusually luruo number of Indies braved the wet to be there Two favorites and three outsiders won Tho first race II rellliii scramble at llftcenSlxleontliB was won by hire favorite KcdarKhan with S to 1 on ridden by Alien by six lenKlhs Cupid second threa lengths uhead of Maid of Oileans third Time llflSi Tha secona race a sweepstakes purse at a mile and evenly yards was won by tho air tight cinch favorite Jewel linn 5 to 1 on Btoval up sho showing the way Into tho stretch where Unlucky momentarily Jed but Han squeezed In by a head 1nlucky I betond fifteen lengths before May U last Time 1M 1or Ito third rate a puteo at one tulle Oil ford was the fiuoiiluat 7 to 0 while bale nf money stout on White Noaeiit U ton Marsliina with Kelly I I up WIIH backed some nt 5 to I 1 Slit citron strong JuH before laaihlnu lint thrice OUHrteiH amid In a lIghting finish turn by n hcant lenttli Gilford second live lengths be fore Carleton third Time 150S The fourth race was the event of the day It being tho Tobacco makes ft soiling sweep takes for thrtoynnroldfl nnd upward worth to I the winner flJIu I 1 Xtilu I Allen uu llrook fill with iivcrtnii I ridliiK Mnoii litton I by Slot ill rntnlpn by Nnrrlok lnndlndy I I by bury liOiitlnu hy Flnnrcaii and Mnrchbiirn vitht JV In tho middln woro the starter Xulu I with I B non a uo i oecmnl anti ietuui l Inc n kooil third t I r i i howed thiiwa I to the iii retch tthiii Maori led for no I i innl but I cavo way to iilii I who rime 11 mug anil I won easily I bv n leiiKth Maori MIOIU thin same dlxtnnen bo itt 0 Looti I ito third I I Time I bi i Hottintf fito I 1 Ztrlti s I tn Marl 7 to 1 liontino H to 15 to t 1 tlm i otlior Tin I i 00k ftC oionlliioft n ktuickeil i out I nf t lliolr I boxos by lie I lilt Onto 115 biiekersnt ttlil Tho hum rice n foiling titan nt flue fur lonns I for twnrarnhlp wits won by nn out Ider a Iho tn 010 cliii 1 Hen Imrylnis I ild I 11511 bi Stopnn Ill iiionov went In on Mis Itlonue HI twn tri on but niter ilngti 1 had led flnm tho stint Invtlllnn 2mi 1 urds nf lin uuirn Iliiin I I lioiiiin nine flit mid st ni by a neeic tinier thn ulilli I iotit l pecond Ilinn lllJ I lilt ttuckMis liiion diMip In mud nnd water t ni Trii tin ts ov ItIiiCS tVlllliim Mnrntiy Mn lIre fSnor On the IillitKlim unit Mllhnrn Imir Tho twntylhvmilo t I lilcj 1 tIo mace yritrr ilny on tho I Irvlngtoit I and Mllbmn I i t ourio ouir In Nowloikey uumnt witiicsppd by about lOUO toinons The road was tlnoimiil whit ncoplo on foot on bicMlo nnd in all sorts ill I chicks Tho Vyi Icrn inadu iholr hpiiihiuartors at thin lllllou I I I Hotel I midway on thin course und for three lays they have hud men nt work clearing tutu rolling tim road Every loose ntnimwns removed full ycslonlny visitors to tile courso taw probably tIre finest public road In this OIl ni ri The starting taint winch was also tile finish lug lull nt uart on the top of lllllou I I lillljust t midway hotnoim h tho I I nil ltgt ott Hotel I t I tho t lower tunilm I point anil I nmplicllV Dam thin iilpor tiirnnitf I point Thu stint was toO art nnd tile llhish Irom Ihn loiinor line Alter Itinlm l hit h hold tholhoiH u had a don madu for about inn Furs to I Ihe rut ir lllllon 1111 which b I about thtipiiuirtolsot n mlln lonu nnd 01l I hiodoiatiii hlinp lluiond this hitil In n Ill ttlulal lneuIit to the foot of HI othur bill a lilto flirt tur than the HiM About three iitiiitiMs 01 aiilo licMind Hilton they gnu a tniioiMiirtn mil dil I down T onir Illll I h wlih his url xtvcp lust 3 hryond N nnothir tliort hill limit then t a thin eilluutti 111110 etiotch iilmosl I level I to I rampbnllh I inin I Ilion ctrr Itors with htindliip wcm m fol lows lie I limit I I men hPing I ont off hi rat I ifuen uiliiutei II i I Matthe i i s ii ll C 1 W Kate tlrk MI llnr eeH hiiite II uortrop nIeces ftii uty iVltmut linn I it H 1 ttto V S i c r it Mtlltr II V i IlaiiflM It I II tel tiMi t tin it 110 r in i m aiiiier eeunrc K W I In I ro I i 5 irj I II I ofvn Wlltnhiviiiii I M t Or Rut u a i o A Lhoit V iimniitiii F II illliit It tniitiuti n Mtw nun Icyh l i l onhiQuuy Il t U c1 I V F Waler n in I it I l 00 ll ii i t I niililimm N J t A C I i Knr ntd II K i iirht 1 niln i n 411 Muriliy k i I V V I eu tiiiiiiitv1 1 Iei ltiter K i il I Miirphv I to n It It u U teles u k 1 Vl u W WTaxis Ililludel lila 1 t II HP s K I S it S inc Ciii i U tn I Ituiaer it lltiliuriiliU M Se hllt i I N V II i hi I McPun h eH Miiiiliunii N V Merri hon i lliiilintiiii r 1 Hal I lr k 1 Two iiiOfltriIV Van Ma onur 1 Newport F I M Oamii Inch U iliiiln loti ralilill 1 Hall lr K C W L P Haceuu II i U U I Mihem WHLeilarre The iilmlpnl i oflloiali wern I OPO 11 llld tveii refuii u M Orienmiin M i I Ilrnlcoman I 31 linrst 1 II 1 llai iitond 1 II loliliou I A i Nowiomu and 1 M l tiMick iinlcuh T I C triton ilnrk ol rrure A Ii Jillkinail btartur rinnkl tutu dltor of tine It dntl 1 oihiMiu u I SIOUT 1 U Into I I 11 I I lie I U rain f I II Doug u s 1 K Austin Tciii I IVdcion 1 W Johnson lilt ri ii A iinillli tlmoljieners Tliwo wiif twonti t umplrox VOP marshals and a hiinibir of 1 ma shnlx a sitint l lie ftirt t was madu at II I I Jl alltln i t men cot tlim may in hiu1 Inipc and no sculls t lining no osiry The IIMII I tiouliln I i wasrpt rleiici d in kftiltn I il thu Mailing I I I point conic Iho t non coini utiii lipidiuon pribiMlng in rrowillug I in nn tin oIliiiaK Heroic duo start odd of II 1 to 1 nronllrfd that HairyI Hall li 1 t would brcHk IvltigiS riioidof 1 burr OIl mlniitim for tlio diMauo and i to 2 that hi onhl ho h the brat man to cries tho till but us thin Moros suitor IIP bIllet to do lioltpr than uomo I in nmotm thn prle winners and cult nn1 ftedid in Minim sl minute on the limit I Mun hi citiial ycalnid ono minute al oui his handicap on itO I scratch tin llairuott was aiiothor prlnio tuonU hut ho dinppointpd his friend m connim 111 oicliiiontli In Inct tho race leultid in a CII tiHs of silt irisee I little I 11 d omiiijsliv and I I norland of l thn 11 II I I C iiMiintshxil i I ooiibody h by tholr steed and utii me i ow r I Ill to nnd inclndinc the twentieth mile 12 Diuiih ol I iiniincton hud tile cdl lor llrst pil 0 holding hi handliap without 11117 tioulih Un I tile IIM no mile however lo lao out rind fnilod to mn a phup V I I Wilhilm of Vu llkebnrm was lacked bv IOIIIP for a irnnt stiici but aftr contuiinnu li mlmiti ill i KLonds to ctniir In mills ha KIIVO up In dimiHt lhi 1 Ilintt I IlothiT f Viliniiietoii prou d t imil ii to ho cooil road rldciH and rat h r iurprlril In ciowd MclianiuN I anil M l Tiliiw of tliiitamn I I paiwtro tonliitTPd I ittir li IT than the I Holts lint thoy fnlh il I i shtiwthit t tho t uio Mliiday JIiti II lie uiiini rs and tho rcluiil and pet tutu of each for HIP lull i I I ditaucu wcru as lullow I I nO f jtcttal An I i Ajmf rdtr in i Sic ii IN 0 I tI to I irliy 5 Co i i 8 I 3 11 1 2 F II liler r Ii 13 7 ir I 0 S is i I Ic 1 8335 I 1 is Sill i C 3 or y Is i 0 58 4u 31 SIn ii i ii II I 8 7 5t 137 7 I I ti tt u I 411 lit 3413 I C A r 41 17 s tl ii I ti hess ii I It i Il 47 3i 47 Ii II II iiiutit t II C I 4 4 40 lIt Ii T 1 iiilI nr l n I i ii rib n III us I I ni t 10 v i si 4 3i ii Ill I I liIiiI e it I 01oct11 47 7 ii 17 14 t It cir li Ii t IS ill s I St I I i naiiinieIi a 47 III SI 4 III I It I I Ii ilItni con l 4 s sit Il II tIc I lr K ti It ii ri it a I lit II I lccct il ti II 4 Ii 51 Ii Ill S 11 tirrilll it Iliiinloir 4 84 t i 20 I I i ii It slirr 1 is trL 5 i 47 Jill sliver cup a hpnrUI rIri7 for the host time Kuirdlef I ol laiiiliinp unit tn tlllain 3ltiiphi tho winner of tlm Hist price In tIle I raeo Thn prl I es In I onlor wotnn r a hot it ti lilt cii blejclo cold witch I rnneh i lock l ntorhnry cmne auold inountod let olver Kodak enmera wntcli nnd whlsth Flherhnnded umbrelli lluiihT del iiititer limit I fUhini outllt Sttiil c clnmot r lamp Inntein I A W till lilini racket lict tin shoen Jersey mil filcvlu times lo of Ilirars tJi J he sllur carl for thin nilnal time was picsoutvd by liank I11rial editor I of ire t II I I Iml i 1 JIICYCIil HICI The WlnnrrH nt tlir TnnrniilTleilt or he Klimlt iMlaiul AVhrrlntili pRotIuNr r t Mny nlnul I inin In I tile I marl I Iris e p dcd i I tho t t tick at NnriacansPtt 1ak and u I t was In i wret hind condition I t when tIre lucvcloovonts In hit Mutclti and Athlotlc Toiiiiiiiiniiij of tho liliodo 11 I lruud WiWlmrn vciuiahud t nt 2 i 1 31 Simo LOuO Sheet lIt orit wniepiiscntlmwovir u I lH 1 Dm 1 r is and iA I Iiii by tIlt lluviril sitely citicks wore on hand hut uu tutru oil fiom rating the I chairman of lie I Naliinnl I 1 A W V liacina Hoard 1 holng t pretont ini 1 IrlillOhi I I I rig thm fiom llo I rite tmok un til I An 1 lot I u iotileslliiKfin bit ff1 IIS with h onll I hurls in till Iptincollegia ti iinifKat ilerkoly I Hal ol tini Ilih int Jho 1 raven nero run oil and von in follow 1 I lininiHi IHIMI 0 onhyil A Aimlronr of Boston J I i ul I ol t II Wrl u nd H c Viler I of ran I trt nwich tl ird limn i io llolmef or Oitnlr iKe I i Mhlltlh II il iiiilrr ul u H iiMon I iiM fUlii sit Sri 4f I llirl 1 lie toll u header and llittv ut him oul I of the rait ilnil I A cli wire cciitcieI by I i u in ri r I I ret eel r t au I if I vliIei C lii iii or of I i I itS 111 h ii n irrcn em I it ttirtiiirt ii 4 iT ie tr Pro IV I ir iunl it iligior iii 111 II rl ii iiih ltd urn lrou ii I Ill Liii lit ru Iluitlet Ii tii atoe erdmr I tiLiiiO a III i ti II i 3 7 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Ijolnu Ill iS ii ln Itiur In 1fiuuelrriiiile I 10 t lo I I rihir t i Mnyiio Dpcointlun I t Day I was ob ervi d I hero by a parade of tho t mu Ill i at y conI PhIliPs tho i A It und 1 other bodies Kx freibert wuro held at tlie Opera Honsolntho ovonlnc tile alice s lit Ing given by ion H 1 A Illinium ol New York There uvuLa also a hlcycln mm In Itll tin rldnrH from thih t city and Wnp plpgers 1 alls participated Iho illBlanie was 1 shtecn miles it I I was won byIohn nn lien Bulioien of uilikeiMfo In I ll nir i nilllilliS 11 I I see nin I I Ins Van Benxeholon I of rmigli ken Iltitu MM on I I and idtu aol Ciiahln of 1 up I idngcrti 1allb third Iliil r Will riuht llmrj Jnek 1 lloppei I I thu wcllKrown l lightweight sail ifklinUy ii If tin I rib Ililt of Troy wil offer s tVXi lures I will item Hi ly iire tnailnlsh lth skin irloies In site of fiiir weeks from I tie siifnluu of Sri Id me Jaclt Is ii w eilreinely anxious fur a go whn lister and as Billy U acuuijl Len ft Dnut a good ulll may be ICCteC The Best Remedy Olt Soro Eyes Cancerous Humors FOH Prurio niul oilier lunnlfeslatlinis I of depraved blood Is Ayors Snrsnpn rllln ITdoit lierslstently acrorilitij to tlircctlons it effoitinlly crnillcntei nil traces ot disease mid restores tho suf ferer to a sound and healthy condition I I hereby certify that T have used Ayers Sarsipu ilia I I I with i excellent sue cess for n cancerous humor or as It seemed tobiMuneeroii I my Up Shortly ntter tiling this riuiledv Ihn soro hialril 1 believe lint I Ito t disease is entirely i I citired I anil eiuislder Ayers Sllrsithnani I ill In be mi Infallible remedy for nil kinds of eruptlniis eaiHed bv luipiirn lilood Charli s O Ernbern tasu Minn I For years my blond wns In nn un healthy condition After having I tried other medicines without success I Imve Intelv taken Aycrs Harsnpnrllhi alIt It it It flirt best rnsults I think this t med icine is tlm only bloodpiirlller butt I cnn bii absolutely relied upon Mrs Oliver Valentine 144 Qulticy St Brooklyn Xev York A nelchbor of ours who was rendered nearly blind from scrofula was entirely cured by using three bottles of Ayers SarHnparilla Stephen Best Drug glsts Ball Play Tonn I For several years aflllcteil with ills orders of tire blond I have received more benefit from the 1130 ot Ayers Sar iinnarllla than from all other mcillclncs B Rice 140 Kndleott St Boston Moss Hade by Dr J C Ayor Co Lowell Mass BREAKING IN n nnw paIr oraihnpa dn 3011 remember Kl 1 II you enjoy It f Thr trouble wa the clue nu mlllr unil did not lit the font Nu the font susie nrnctlcully made a hid nn which the shoe nun ul lered anal ohaiprd The lumous MuDun Hhon treed no hreuklnu In berunsia It I started rliLht and already fitted HAINAN SON AT nrTAii Z07t4 linOAIIWAY NEW TOKK lttx rcn Reed unit lluunei ate 1203 II1tDt1Wy Car SOIh Cl NCH York UflS rtITOV ST IHtOOKIYV Opponlle Iry Hull Our NlincM can be nlilMlnrd i nra our AttenlM In tlir prlnrlpill clllrn of the IllllnlStlllrfi A poHlulrariluildrrnNed lu ill still iiit them ttllblu your rend FURTURE Ixactlng economical and critical buyers are nr irmly reiiuemrd to cumin our lies I ring Mock of 1 Alt 10IE CIIA SI II Lit IIItllAUV AND IIININO ItOOM rillMTIIlK Good Judges of artltln shapes and desltns will And among our large collection man riloirn MnlITli8 and careful comparisons cannot UU to convince you that In oar Warerooms may be format IHrilRAULK HAROAINS IN PHICK Ab H KLL AS QUALITY AND HVLP 0e Iooi 41 43 645 W5J4t Taken in Seasoi9 Ayers Suriapnrllla nrrcsM tilooil poisonlnR before Itiicrvnilcs the system Uont delay till tire forces of natiirn are oxlmtistcil nail there Si U nothing to work on lcrln at ouco tine use of this moth due and but sure s4 you tiiKo no other i1TOS l to ootintcrnct Its oflvcts tr ii Ayers Sarsapn iitijt tDh frllla currd mi of a bad case of blood poisoning and re S SS stored mo to health v Sly By stem wa saturated with a poison w hlch nil or dinary remedies failed to reach but Ayors SursBiiarllla did tire work com pletely This wns twentyone years iipo tutu no symptoms of the disease have since appeared I have recom mended this wonderful mcdlclnn to hundred of people ninilliirly nlttlctrd and always wltb thn most satisfactory reitmuhtsA H Christy Bourbon Ind Sm For many years I was trouble with scrofulous complaints llrnrlnc Ayers Sarsainrlllo very highly reromiuended I dpcldcd to try It and have done so with tint most gratifying effects I am convinced that Ayers SarIs saparilla Is the best possible hloodmcdiclne John W Starr Lnconia huh Price 1 six bottle 5 Worth S5 a bottle CHMARCHAfDS Peroxide of Hydrogen and Glycozone These ctts lUuclrnte A welldeveloped case ot dirhthfrit before and after Its cure by the use of MAT chant a Peroxide of ll ilronen and ulycoznne Magnlfled Plplitherle Membrane frn Diameter FIgure I shows the bacterlet called mlcrococet bigume J shows the flbrlu Showing the same membrane after short eontMt with Peroxide of Hydrogen The bacterlss art d Iroyed the nbrln remain normal Kxperlmonts of 1asteur and othoiw place be yond doubt that trio BACTKHIA or SII CIIDIins eaiine DIlHTHKltU SOllU THItOAT CAIAIHtlL WHOOILVO COUGh OLD SOUKS iASillisnit8 ULCEUS GAIt Ill NILE MAIILLT ITVlll KMALt1OX TVlHulU IUVKU and all other chronic afTeo tlOHH Microbes are INSTANTANEOUSLY ASNI IIILATKl I I 1 I when brought into contact with Ch Marchunds 1eroxldo ot Hydrogen or Glyco zone 1 challenge any physician or chemist to dis prove these facts which 1 will publicly demon strale everyday after June 1 at my laboratory union poor pnople nil be ciiriil fiee of charge Itvllable phybiclims will apply tho remedies OECSttH Is I eioluslyely the inure prlncliile of these two power till barmless Iiaclericldei hold only In bottles viz i Peroildeof lldrnicen Olycotoae lllue bottles bearing yel Flint rsin stopperefl hot low label Mill ties tearing light cream label wiib CH MAItCIIANjrs name and iltrnature 4 01 hoitle Xa i dna hills fi no Hor bottle Mcl bLod hollle 1 75 Ill 01 butI 710 ItOoz I boltle sou Insist upon cettine these artlolis In their orugjeau pack ages beiriiiKi tii Marchauds name and signature and you w Iii nerer be disai oillted letllmoinil and ftieral directions mailed free on ap pllcallon Guam remedies are easily unSet any ous oan ice ihem rull direciluui wllh each bottle Mea tlon nils p4ivr Addreis K nitllVrT to AVrat 4th at laboratory usteet of llroudivH flfih dour where these remedies can be procured at whgltul cr rtilI bold bj LtavelUc JUrucKUU M4 NY noiiittr utuTiixa HACKS Content to Snlkv ul AVhllf Plain Waves ly nml Irr ey City Tlipro worn thrco places near tlro metropo lis whpto lovers or trotting sport could enjoy harness racIng yesterday Tho mectluc at Wlilto Plains was continued and there wcro sr oclnl imitlnoV at Wuvorly and Jersey City news tho I Hudson J I At Whlto IMIni them was the larco crowd of tho Woek and tho pontpsty tier those and cxpltlni In tIre 22t1lis tIle Ileetwood inaro IJosRlw li was n fiotitt on the Mrenuth of hor performance liut week nt honif Sho was not inform Pttii OIlS and tho gray sliilllon Dim Jenkins i I landed I tlm event after loslnctlui i I I third t I Inlit to San Mnteo 31ald who mlnht hat e won moio heats had Turner boon anxious for u ruponl I Jenkins 1 tin lmiutlI first In the thiid I I bent but was pet itack i on account of his mixed unit so t hat HIP Maid cot a h atltn spltu of honlrhor The J3i class was a lively striieulo In which hue favorite Kentucky Iilanche llnnlly ran led off the honors Dick F was out lor tho llflh heat but OIK of the judges rang tIre bell incidentally after tire word was uixen and Yeistinco pulled up Ho tttis gIven last pi ice uiidor tho ride nun nicotine I ends to day with the fiocfornll which has seven en tries and the 24 j class with eIghteen namos on tho list Purse iiDu 2 29 class Dun lenklns tr i byJoe Drown J Ward lmllli I I 3 I San Mateo Maid b m 1 K i Turner Turner 2 2 1 3 Heinle II I in T Moore Vtreunce J 3 2 3 TIme2Si4 2 JJ4 13Vf 2I1S Purse Lii JU class Kentucky lit iinlie Ii I la liy Kentucky Irliioe A 1 MiHonaldlMcDonaU I 3 2 1 1 VIlie llroolts ur K W P Lplezrove sinltlu 4 2143 Sir comic tr s K ierken Mahbitt 2 1 4 3 4 Iliirrv I st b I z F llooell lllowelh r 4 In 2 1 hIck K U g J YerraluellerealKr 3 ri 5 5 5 utiie2 SiH 5IiI J JJH S 3 M SUVf At Waverly theie tViiS a hurtle attendance with three races on the procramino Tire fast jouni irchlini Icon was n favorite lu tho match wllh the dlminutho lald L but the latter ItaliC a tit u ours glut nut alter I a heavy Khowermado tin lootlnii bad ho heat Cleon a boat on his merits tn I tho I last two ha was clone and forced his opponent out in iM and 226s two ery fiit in noon a halfmile track Arbutus and Violin hold ntiout evenly In tire pools for tho 2Ili trot and niter trio Elec tioneer iToldlntr had cot two heats ho tired and Violin appaiently had him nt iris niortS lth two heats eaih Violin was thoiiBhtasuie winner hut tile last beat was delated by the Marline ol the 1210 class Ildor Cohnfcldt Iirotested tlio nction of the unices and though Violin finished about hue loncths ahead ho was punished for runnlnc and thin rneo chcn to ArtmtiiH Daisy K walked off with the last oont in straicht heats Match 5210 Clenti b r by Ilertsnon r R Iledden Miolitsmillil I 2 I I Diviil L lil f I C N laMilayn 212 2 Time 2lliir 2 211 2 2U 2SIl4 Purse ftno S ii cuss Annul h I ir b Elect o leer O li lied den ill hlsmilh I I 2 2 1 iolln ii jf I i ohiifeldt Dunham 23112 I Mamlirlnu line ch it M Hand I Hand 4 a 3 3 a alillnc br s tI i aduiraii Mnhh 34444 John L h r K TaiTfrart Manee A dts hOle IlSiiIS 285 23131 2313 232y Purse 0 1 2 4D las Piiliy h l in u3 tr tirade V Hand tftaniB 1 1 1 Ihn limiter n k M 1ajnelTrlnibie 222 Lvura II hi in A V arieiit sar eutj 3 3 Ii Mary 11 ch in i C S i Payn Iayn 444 lime I S37s 53s v w At the West Sldo Track tim Jersey City Irlv log Park Aisoclulon had two sweeretirko trots which veto witnessed by unite a number of local 1 hommen Tliobai celdlnc I louiido was thought to lie a mire winner of ilio first event but lie ran away with Kemh in thin llrst lieat and refused to strike his clip thimmlior Miiilcc n loan I mare by Woods Ilambliitoninn had the foot of tlm party and won In straight heats Tlioro woro only two starters in tho second tam anl I though Iiidy H urns well backnd bv her friends sitit eould not net near to Uoxurnrnont In any beat Hummailos as follows tssnetsuiukee 2113 Maljr r in by Vood llambletonlan II lleldlg lleldts I 1 1 fmonie ch s O illlitmmi Williamson 222 mar snedeLer b R W Ii locknod Lock won 3 3 4 I04iidti ti I s W ISiS I Cii fl I Keachl I 5 4 3 truce Lval h I e J St laiie bat ilisint 4 dr I intoS 1313 Ii 13 I Sweepstakes IV GoMTiitnent lit If Reach 1 1 1 Lady II b m Leonard 2 2 2 TIno2s75 2r4tf 244 Co fTh IR r cirn HACKS The port Slurred by nn Accident to a lockcy In the Htepplechaito BOSTON Mny 30 Bostons tony society peoplu who have n weakness for horse racing turned out on masse today to sue tho second series of races by the Country Club at Clyds Park All the prominent society lenders wore thcro witji turnouts of tho costliest kind The races were ory tntcicstlnc end In some case exciting Tho ploanuro was somewhat marred by an aicldent to ono of the jocloyB In thonoxt to tho last rave Orillln tile rider of the homo Schoolmaster In tIm first steeplechase was thrown while lenplnc oxer ono of the hurdles The horse slipped i and fell on his rider kicking him in Hio moo The man was attended by a phlMclap and his Injuries though serious were pronounced not fatal Tho races resulted us follows Flrsl Handicap tony race one half mile on the flat Peacock c II Ierry owner first MM seconds Buck shot Fiihall Keene second and a II Porbese cham pion mare third Second Handicap sweepstakes three quarter nllo on the tint Znmi tar Oueen County Statues llrsu In I 22 revot Celdinc F IrOn second and Our lrlend Chile stables third Third Handkai sweepstakes three Quarter mil Ilarnidsliurir 1 ll Wrlkht lint It2l Alfred Pitch leys stnbles second and 1 II Lewis Delaware third toiirth Handicap sweepstakes lW miles on the flat F noSes I Hilly Ilrown firm m 2 2J Monte Crlita Oueens eonntr state second and Our Friend of In I ivile stableS third Flftb Handicap steeplechase 2 mlle Orerstona rytrhley stables first In tl5 base A u Barner cecnnd and tester Matt Sharp A Co third sixth Half bree 1 handicap ateenlechaa 21 mIles Belfnv ilefrite Lee owner first In 7 u Silver King Jam s Parker recent aid Marourneen Saeamora HlalileH third The last meeting of the club for tho season on Satin day Games of the Scottls American Athletic Club The Scottish American Athletic Club hold its annual tprluit games at sclieutzen Park Union Illll est rday About 2IHD persons were present The frames began nt 2 l oclock M J KeiidrUaa won the limit trial heat In the nn yardsdash Garrett Colbert was second Ilarld Untwlssell won the second heat wltb John Humpf second The final heat was won by Ken drlcan Sits lpveh second lime i seconds lhe one quarter ml e run was win bv David Ent wlstel Cbnrle sklllinan second Time fi seconds The one half mule run ivus won by J 1 Kumbf In 2 min ute and 11 xecond M Iorinran herond Shllly Mciirtth and Illll Verdun wrestled collar and eltmw In harties Iacb won a All The utatidliiif hId Jump woe won by L Bfshoffwho covered1 reel 7 Inches with i root handicap Garret Colbert was an Inch blimt him I ufT won the mile walk He was srrateh man J Pillonmoiith sis second He had 15 seconds start lime 7 minutes 21 seconds The monotony nf the races was varied by boning eu millions Ial Mcrurthy the champion 114 pounder and Jhapple Moran the champion lit pounder sparred roar rounds lorn Mrlarthf and Maurice Polan and Henry clnsterman and lam Cahlll also gate good ejtbibltloiia The tine mile run was won liy M Corcoran Charles nklt man necond Time 4 minutes M seconds 1 I be two mile run was won by J Rumpf who had fif teen jards handicap ieorire logan lIe scratch man was second Time n minutes ri oeiahs Itarrett Culbert won the running broad jump Ha eoered 17 feet H Inches M J 1 Kendrigan was afoot behind him lold und silver medals were presented to the winners A lot nt athletes from the I Mtnliallan Athletic Club took part in the names not as contestants but merely to show how easily they could win It they had been allowed to compete Mart Johnson wan referee William Mclarland and II Uahlll Judges and J K McFard and Waller Cuts timers After the games there was dancing The Tcrsicy City Yacht Cliiln Soil TIre Jersey City Yacht Club had its formal opening hay yesterday About two hundred guest I were present and there was srecchmalcltiK and clam chowdir Tbirleen inLhts of the clubs fleet sailed down ihe bay lo the arrons and tack

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I I III 4 THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 31 188 1 I Ii i IDbt FRIDAY MAY 81 1889 I lcr in rffee tt Tn fen hotel Victoria Northern MrlAi aveitie AddMsa Aatkca MKUBAJIK sole repre I tlsllieirj J Loslsa Vo Return 1hnnkn to AH Our Es I teemed Contemporaries Wo are very much gratlllmt by the many Wtrin find exceedincly generous praises of THE SUN which eomo of our moat highly Tallied contcraporarle of the press aro now offering What they rsy doo no lens credit t thom elv8s tan t ti newspapW for It dul appreciate the prin Indicates that they duly appreolat thl prn I ciples by which the lourle of TiE Sex 1 I 1 gx Y lnl and directed i A great newspaper U I the work of muuy I band and without a lf xaltatlon It editor L I Can Aiamlaa the result and speak of It with pride and admiration In making Tux HUH pome of the lat minds of tills period are engaged and w I should b false t our duty eDCAe 4 ad our Impulse I we failed t give them thooredlt which they dworve Ourdlscernlnar contemporaries find eurpaftalnr merit In our mere news reports That Is btcausa THE Sux takes core t engage young gentlemen of ability and education a reporters We do not Inquire whether a reporter of this news I paper Is a graduate from a college though W I believe more than thirty members of our staff are cole bro and from the way our young men write wo Infer that the edu cation of all of them has been truly liberal a Every one of them la selected with sole ref p erence t his fltnera and the only instruc tions he has are to chronicle facts exactly doubt U they are Their opinions would doubt I less b valuable but wo do not want opin I ions from them only fact Tho news I paper profession ha sometimes been I ppr the of brought Into disrepute because II negligence or dishonesty of reporters and there I no department of Journalism In Which men of high character and hlch prin ciple are more required They nro the foun tain of Information and they should be governed by a religious sense of duty I The facts a they are without color and i without prejudice are what tho editor needs us the basis 011 which to form his conclusions and If tho reporters of a paper aro lacking in principle ho is altogether astray and the public will b astray also They should b cultivated educated and honorable men and such WI believe tho reporters of TH BUN to b 1 Young men are sometimes fond of making a display of their talents They like t sur I prise and dazzle by an exhibition of their genius Therefore THE SON secures the ser vices of assistant editors whoso function It 1 to put a curb on this natural youthful remorselessly all the ambition They cut out lmorle8lr al fine writing and kop the exuberant young I fellows down to reality Perhaps this Is why our discriminating contemporaries speak of TH BON a the paragon among newspapers I tolls tho truth oven when tho truth Is not palatable There Is nobody who writes for TI SUN whose writing I taiten asa mater of course Whether no la high or low whether he has done well or ill in the past what ho pro r duces is l measured by the same rigid stand I ard I It does not come up to tho highwater marl It Is I not printed Therefore It Is that our discerning con temporaries praise TiE SUN They pralso the principles which control its conduct and those arc fixed and unchangeable F I Two Buck Numbers O a tho multifarious comments on tho Fifth Avenue Hotel banquet that of Col IlcuPF SLOElLYS Philadelphia I Record comes nearest to the truth As a Preiidintmaklnl occasion tht dinner bad no llfnlncance I L for tin Democratic party to mak choice of ill next candidate tsr OhS Presidency In lu own rood time vrltbout prompting or persuasion What Mr ILRTELARB hai heretofore dene In hit official capacity mar bare much weight In etermlnln I lb rssult but wbat hi might say In hit Individual capacity ai a Sew fork lawyer will bare very little I Is true that as a Presidentmaking occa sion tlm dinner had no slgnllicance Col L BDiUEitLY might have added that this was I Dot the fault of Mr CLEVELAND or of his promoters The banquet was devised in order t keep CLEVELAND In sight a 0 Presidential candidate He himself took a solemn view respecting the importance of tho occasion Ho expended more pains I on the preparation of his spoeob than he has bestowed upon any literary undertaking elnoo the Cyclopedia speeches were in hand That he regarded the dinner as an impressive political event and not merely a a nodal affair or 0 personal compliment Is manifest i o that he Bold He looked upon the occasion as a CLEVELAND rally a rally after Li defeat Nothing that had happened since ji last March ho remarked gave him greater pleasure than the opportunity afforded me by this occasion t greet the political friends I see about me Hern his eyes rested on i young MILLER of the New York Times who blushed with pride and happiness Nevertheless Col SINOEIILYS estimate of the occasion la right and Mr CLEVELANDS I wong The dinner and the speech do not signify The Democratic party will choose ita candidate at the proper time and what Mr CLEVELAND has heretofore done In his official capacity will have much weight in determining the result I Onovrn CLKVULAND I A back number So 1 free trade France and Hnytl I o The Impression now prevails at Washing i il i ton that tho extraordinary Instrument re I I cently mae public purporting to b a pro I tocol signed by accredited representatives of I Hay and the French republic Is rather to I be viewed us a tentative document designed t show what Gen LiarriME would give for ii t I French help In establishing him and putting down all opposition The ptopoeed com i mercial concessions could not be carried out il except by a violation of compact which iF I Hayti bos already entered into with other countries For example the protocol ex f I empts French vessels from tonnngn duties i and specially reduces the customs rates to be paid on French goods Imported Into Haytl But our treaty of 1654 expressly provides Ii j that no such discrimination shall be made V declaring that no higher or other duties ill I j shall b levied on tho tonnage or cargoes of t the vessels of the United States than upon i thoso of the most favored nation The same treaty in other places also declares i that there shall b no discrimination In customs I toms duties t our disadvantage This com pact has long been In operation and Its terms stipulate that It shall not be termi nated without a years notice I Special Interest attaches to the clause In tho alleged convention which proposes to u cede t France outright tho Island of Gonalve and also a site at Mole St Nicolas tho latter for tho establishment of a naval I and coaling station Tho Island of course must not b confounded with the port of I Gonalves which I t the north of it on the main shore of Haytl and is an excellent I harbor Goualve U the largest island pos sessed by Haytl and lies northwest of IortauIrInce In tho boy of Lcngano It Is about thirtysix miles long and from six to ten In breadth A markrd peculiarity Is that It has no settled population although i apparently capable of maintaining one BO that there would be no dtfllculty In Ita trans fer on that score Probably France would I b better pleaded with an Island of this sort than with one occupied by a linytlan popula tion ready for race quarrels I Mole St Nicolas the site of the proposed naval station of Fiance linsa good strategic position being at the northwestern extrem I ity of Haytl dliectly on the paisiigc between that Island and Cuba Generations ago Franca recognized Its Importance and foi ti tled this headland with works whose ruins are still visible but with tho longrango nr tlllery of modern times different sites might now L selected fur fortifications There h I a village at thin point Discussions as to the churactcrof this com I pact are decidedly Drrnmtuic since It Is not t b supposed that France would undertake I armed Intervention In Haytl euch as the alleged treaty provides for No doubt LKOI rIME could afford to make enormous conces sions In return for an alliance which would give him two war vessels and a subsidy of I 5200000 francs to start with and tho pledge i of France sustain him In power I might also b agreeable for Franco to acquire not j only an Island and a coaling station but exemption from port charges for her I vessels a reduction of onefourth from tho I scale of import duties charged against other nations and a pledge to employ French II capital and contractors In Haytl In prefer ence to all others Jut she IS or soon will bo perfectly well aware that this would bo II an express violation of at least three art cles of a treaty which wo have had with I Haytl for 1 quaiter of a century bite would not expect the United States or any other country dealing with Hat to allow Its solemn compacts to bo overridden In any such fashion nnd MID would probably refrain from mingling In any faction light In tho Island 1 at any such risk Her experience In Mexico will cotno to mind nt this juncture Franco can hardly find In tho history of Hart anything to encourage her In looking for a foothold there Nearly two centuries have elapsed since she received the eastern part of tho Island under the 1raeo of ltys wick and nearly a century tince the race struggle which ended In tho overthrow of European domination Then for many years political anarchy existed now a dcpolism and anon a republic President SALOMON gave the Island rather moro tranquillity than It had been accustomed to enjoy yet by methods that at last cost him his own Inafao of power Now the state of turbulence 8 familiar In Haytl Is renewed It would be folly for Franco to take up sides for tho concessions which I faction leader might promise knowing that she j I would thereby antagonize other countries Including our own Thorn Is little reason to believe that she has undertaken anything of the sort The Great Beer Question The acquisition of American biewcrles by English capitalists has not been permitted t proceed without protect on the part of sev eral organizations of Irish membership Tho Ancient Order of Hibernians of Broklyn has I already adopted a long series of resolutions I about the disasters which urn likely to follow any concentration of the brewing Interest in the hands of Englishmen Among other things the Ancient Hibernians say 1 beliere thlR transaction to be not an honest In I veptment of fresh capital but a irksome txchanxe of securities that forma ttie I entering wedge or lritii h ag I I gression and aim at the ultimate and excluiive domi nation of Atnf rican induitries which will leave the out put of our development in the hands and at the mercy of English monopolists They pledge themselves not to patronize any hotel Inn or saloon that deals with any brewer of the English syndicate und thus pays tribute t the British octopun and en courages tho growth of foreign monopoly I American soil While the adoption of these i and similar resolutions In Brooklyn and elsewhere Is creditable to tho spirit of pat riotism which Inspires the pledge wo do not feel that there Is the slightest danger of any American industry becoming affect ed in the manner ludlcatiil Americans possess all the falilll requisite forcairying on the brewing business nnd there Is an abundance of capitnl hero for any enterprise which justifies an investment So far as the production of lager beer Is concerned that Is already practically In tho hands of men of German birth or descent and no damage has come to our Institution The fact Is that tho recent change In tho ownership of many of tho breweries of this country Is I due to causes wholly distinct from politics and nationality For man years lager beer has ben stead ily advancing In popularity as a boy erago among Americans In most of tho cities of tho North and West it has quite superseded the fancy drinks which before and during tho civil war were in such gen eral demand But lager beer as It Is brewed arid as it Is sold In the city of Now York and In other cities of the country Is essentially 1 summer beverage I cools and refreshes the man who drinks a class of It but It adds nothing to his strength and It dOs not supply tho one element needed In winter time animal warmth I Is In consequence of this that efforts have been made by most of the brewers who are not Germans to sup ply ale for winter demand Although they have In some measure succeeded they have achieved no such success financially as has attended the production of lager beer The ale old or new which Is midI and sold in this country has heating qualities In abun dance so much EO that the demand for It In summer time greatly diminishes The Englishmen who are sending over their agents and money to the tnlted States are not actuated by any sinister designs against our institutions but solely by tho belief that the Introduction heieof beer made by the English process would bo profitable To understand this matter wo need only regard the following fuels Time porcentago of alcohol old English ale Is bi t 1 percent In Scotch ale It Is 0 6 i In London porter It Is 11 in London beer it Is 40 and In lager beer It Is 23 Alcohol Is the heating Ingre dient in beer and ale While drink charged with It to t the extent of 8 or 10 per 1 COlt may do well enough In cold weather It cannot bo expected t suit In summer time Neither can the light and frothy lager supply all re quirements lu winter time English beer or rather what Is technically known us Lon don brew occupies a position about mid way between the two all apparently offers advantages for I piolltablo bale at all sea sons of the year 1 lila Idea seems to have led tho English I Investors to their middon discovery that large prolltB are to bo mado by Investment In American breweries But the climate of Great Britain differs I I greatly from our own It Is rooio humid and the demand for stronger stimulants is I i consequently greater The London work man enveloped In A fog of time kind known us a peasouper would derlvo llttlo I benefit I from a glass nl New York beer whereon time American artisan would ivrccive tow advan tages In heavy draughts of strong porter ta ken on n midsummers evening Another fact to lie considered Is that tho general uso of lager boor Is not provocative of deeds of violence of tho heavier lence whereas tho excessive 8 grades of ale and beer gives rise to thoso disorderly and riotous proceedings which disgrace nnd discredit 6 many impor In English cities taut thoroughfnres tnt Ihorollhflrls EUllsh ctes I on Saturday nights and on holiday or festival occasion I tho Introduction of a stronger kind of beer Is t have the same effect I 111 this country n greater objection will bo found to the advent of tho British capitalists I b tho talists than any of those enumerated by I Irish societies I Thin subject U one which Justlllps consid erable attention at this time when scarcely a day passes that wo do not hear of tho con summation of negotiations lor time change of I 6uulnntol Homo American breweries Po litical ali hygienic questions apart there is another phna of tho matter which pos sesses some Intelest In many of tho Western States where tho I general tendency Is to mako prohibitory laws niratnst the manufactuio of Intoxicants fearful of tho some of the German brewers enforcement of these laws are glad enough to bell their holdings for good prices Al I ready wo hear that I British company which at a largo outlay acquired tho control of n brewery In another State his been denied a license for Its retail department whereby the vnliw of the property secured has been greatly diminished There has been an appeal to the courts and as the majority of tho new Inventors are nonresidento the In tervention ot time Federal tribunals will bo Invoked This would bring the question pretty close to time line of International matters but wo are quite ronlldctit that It will fall safely short of tho serious com plications which seems to be apprehended by tho Brooklyn Order of Hibernians I Tho Fatality of Sprluz LightnIng Tho number of fatnl accidents by light nlng this apt lag has been unusually largo In many parts of the country Almost every considerable thunder storm of which ac counts have been telegraphed to the Now YOlk papers has occasioned the death of somebody Thero have also boon many casualties of a loss serious character On Wednesday for example came tho news that the wellknown bassfishing club house at Iapqiio Island in Massachusetts had been struck and a despatch from Chicago told of a thunderbolt at Now Liberty in Indiana which struck tiio Christian church there during evening service and knocked the durluA olnlnl senle minister Insensible from the pulpit I If un accident like that which befell this un fortunate clergyman hail occurred to I per son out yachting on Sunday or to some member of a Sunday excursion party wo apprehend that many good people would re gard it us a manifestation of special Provi dence hut tho advocates of tho doctrine that there is a special Providence in such matters always omit Incidents of this kind from their itrffinncnts I Tho recent frequency of casualties from lightning to which wo have referred calls for eomo attention from electricians and physicists who are competent to instiuct tlw public as to tho bst means of protecting persons and properly ngilnst injury in thunder storms The danger appears to bo much greater in tho country and in tho suburbs of cities than In the thickly built up portions of largo cities thouibolves As to buildings then is wo believe I general consensus of scientific opinion to tho effect that they may b efficiently protected by means of metallic lightning conductors properly applied i but 1 considerable diver sity of viow exists us to what is tho best form of rod and as to how much metal 1 requisite to afford complete protection Upon thoso matters the professors in our leading collgos ought to b able to give much valuable instruction I Thero bwms to be no doubt that when any rods nt all are used great cum should bo tuUeu to see that they are properly ground ed that ij l to see that the lower extremity Is sunk so far Into tho earth as always to rest in moist ground A badly grounded light ning conductor according to tho best au thoiltltn is worso than none at alt Ono of tho ino t distinguished electricians In tho country assured us last bummer that tho most certain way to secure absolute pro tection against danger from lightning would 1m to build a large lion cago and go into it when I tliuiulT btorm came on This sug I gentlon was Interesting but wo aro afraid tho del Is impracticable except for persons I of very large means and even they would hardly earn to adopt It unless they were ex ceedingly timid Tho same gentleman added that the moro nearly the lightning rods upon n homo colored It like a cage the moro com pletely they protected the building So much property Is destroyed In this country ell year by lightning and tho number of persons Injured Is PO consider able that It scorns to us the subject of pro tection against such accidents is l worthy of moro attention and of moro popular discus blon than It has received on the part of com petent men of science The Skclrtou ut the Keast I Tho brief remark quoted below Is from our esteemed contemporary the Bmitmmlo Courier luvin lliiiir lint mije a capital speech lait night Read It Iartlculaily this pnA ale hlmrp enough to mnUe Its Vn through thu thickest 111 way tlruugh Illkest armor 1 of holfcomplncriiey and plmilfsnlsru j j i I When eMrerre views have unfortunately been per I milted I tiretuli and unttise action has been taken the Ilemorrati of ett Iork althouicb disappointed have never sulked I in their tents and though lint succeslful linte loj ally defended their guns and lace I den their bell to stem 1 tin tide of n1 erie public sentiment And while krrtilv rtalrln that ponlhly some one had blundered And that neleat probably availed them lu lIe Sacs con lot they were waging they uniformly Cite tortS no den of dlirontent but exhibiting the lame valor that charactcrired the gallant charge of tha I llrigale ulttaya I performed their duty without complaint crjtiefellon1 m Tim llujlulo Courier Is right about the Bpoccli which DAVID HrNNirr HILL made at tho CIIVIIJAM tllnner Head it Whllo the Eskimos havo 1 far wider range cant and rest luau any oIlier race thoio Is much nUilcnco llut I u lie lOt th I nnd I south limits of their territory hivo cro illy nutroned I I hit IIILhI1 I of C apt ADAMS that limo bnillh hound mitluf about 20t In number to leimneii to IIUII liionlimd I to iiiovcnt j them from atitliily mifumnbiuK to the lianlahliis of their lolatoj home iccru carried out time north antI tenth laneo i of 11030 t natives tumid bo still further illmmlblifl Wu now tlmt the Eskimo once Imnldil In the northern tart of Grunt luil over 2u IllS ticitlt of the present homo of the Smith KoumlliicUlaud Irr On the I other Mtln of I Ini1ln Day th Ko 1 klmouot lone ago often wont to tme Sublime where Gmla h i party iwsed their Ubt win ter but they have not Icon heard of eo far north for ole years On Banks Land lie CLUIIK found very old remains of KeLlmo huts but the natives south of Hanks Land lallo lankB had not men any trilltlnni of people 1 Ihlnc so I fur north fl1 1 HID I nitus I of Wol i I itton Land I I who would ho Ot lustIlY M co there lo hunt lunosalil they never CO north of Prince Albert Sound which I h far fioulheis1 of lianka Land I These facts point I not moro to time southerly I retreat of the Eskimo than to tho ira ua ex tinction of Ibo race Eon In southwest Green land whore under Danish rule ISo hunt lot of the natives has been conslileraMy meliorated thor are barely keeping up their numbers Whats tho matter with Bmor I Oh hon nil right and his Christina name Is CALVIN BTEWAIIT We protest against the latest obitrr dictum of tho Hon JOSEPH MKUHL 11 D of Chicago i He avers that thi lon OIUHLFH HILL Joxrs of 8t Louis can never be brotiBht to under stand that time letter r has a Round of Its own This Is uniu t nOd grossly wrong When a man of Col JONESH intensity can bo educated up support Governor IIuL as tho UomocrAtlr candidate for President them Is j no reason to to 11lr of his power to deal with the loiter r or any othor letter In a trlmnwhunt I and elegant manner docs right by Bt However when ClileitKO raht St Louis the millennium will bo at hnud When Tlir HUN takes n hjpocrllo In hand I the latter tiedni to recur I iulUde ai a luxury I hum i ineItItItIligSl4rllkiliS Not always not always Just recall the case of time lute licentious clergyman of Brooklyn wile and though ho who seduced his friends wlo thoulh never repented of the crime died In alleged holiness notwithstanding all our exposures and denunciations With hrpocrlto we are not always suedes I lot but with Ihurlaoou tt Is different Sooner or later they havo to come down I I In the discipline of that easy extremely military performance the salute limo National Guard showed noMo process Ybentutmluto Is ousllr learned but when not to salute leIS hard The First lirlcude axnln had the oppor tunity of showlnt how much thoi knew about the latter piaotlco when rusulnc their com manding omVor nt Inlon Equate Wlietoita u rOlr or two neo Ibo ofllcursuho falulod and shouldnt ltno done t o could limn been count ed by dozens this yenr they were xery low A coutilo in Ibo Muynlnih made the fliet break ant a few Mrasclers followed hut l not moro than a Iozeuu in all lot enough to prevent I being paid that no Uovornor of New York his over been nt the head of puih I wolldlclpllnoj body of troops ns Goternor HILL Is toduy Tho JlnfTaln Cmirifr Bltookd everybody by In sating UI ou he election ot me unow r ti hiinnt Ohm not Thoro was no reason to bo nhoikod Tho sunflower blooms for all just as TUB SUN shines for all GEl XUtlElllKlt WiJ10CKlTfl From tht Albany Tlmet Tho necessity for getting together Is ob vious and tho probalillityof Joint so In rondl foul for 1892 Is all favorable Had there been no undue Influence thrust Into tho cnini ulun at lull there would havo loon no dhlslnn Tho strong taint of free trade In time Presi dents messago in the Mills bill In lImo plat form and in the oratory of time cmnpalKti was a force which rendered oven Mr Kiitidull re luctant und un atifiled as it did also the Into Wllllnm I Bnrmim and many of time lost devoted and Influential lenders of the Democ racy It was a phantom Issue oxen hail i I been built on honebt or popular principle for It was known that It could not pass the Senate and thai Its pus ace eon In the Dumouiatlu IIoiiKO was doubtful This was a direct cause of difference and di vision be ldo other mailers ImUuu refcronco to the candidate his method of ien iunatlon after his strong declaration four jonts before against such rcmmilnatlon his ttoittnctu of hIs purty leudtro bilo ho was in orel and his lioaplnR of contumely on the veterans of the civil war All those thlncs should bo elim inated from time canvass of 1812 oovo AT LA2i The Sickly Green rMnmii Will lie Tolerated a Illtle Inncrr lint It Mint Go From itt Vathnqttin 1 Vir Sickly green will be time prevailing tint on twocent poitaM stamps all Gon A U Hazen who as Third ssistttiut Postmaster General has cltnrgo of the is uo of stamps for public use although I was hopeful for awhile I I that tLo agitation in Ibo newspapers would ro suit lu a change boint made Have you any plans regarding proposed chances In color or st lor Not rot hut as soon as I can obtain tlmo to talk with tho PostmusterClonoral on tho I subject it is likely that I will make certain suggestions and obtain his judgment I Is a change contemplated In the size or general shapo ol rlo lao stamps in tho future I I I bellevo not Tho present BO Is n good ono but Ihoru isin objection to tlio color on I time twocent stamps and this uill piobahly I be remedied I am not ptotwrtd to bay vvlint I color will bo recommended lu place of tho wi roclmlonlot croon but at any into ue will try to muko It I Iln I attractive one AXOTI1KII MllKE lIltnE CAXDIDATK An Iowa IVteTruile IlrmocratTliluku John SliAuley Iulnlrr Cliu Unit lleieland From tht cvnstltutlnnfHmfcrat KEOKUK Slav 24 Tlnn1 N I a motnmnr ulirwis takltib i placu in Illinois I I which tnty end I II 1 elvlnc to thai Mate thin tumor of fiirnleUinn I this next I 1iohicnt ol III I tnititl MIIIIS I i An vxtlmnco nitnarkthat tlio I 11 Cit battle round hotvvcenHhtt two lImit hu in IKI I S WIts I i I I 1 R IIOIN where Donclii li I re time HomoTittle nnd Lincoln the ItRptih iciin htniior Jhn i anviss then niHtlo for United Httites hunntiir iuus b ole the peoplo ami noollior poron vieio thought lor that htdi oDliu limo liBl lii turn was iarripj bv time le I ii err t14 I and 1 hug las was oloctei llotli hovviner Were ctiudl diitiis for 1remilont In IRiiti binco tint death ot IOIIIIB tit 0 lush boon no Croat Democratic lenilai in llliiuilh nrund whom all Unions rouM rilH until Innn M t Itlmer was n nilnato I I fortn h n crnor last year I Ho matle n ins mnou able cnnvi f anil revived I j tint party as It has not benit since the dins of tlio Little Giant I Niit year time iKtmocrntR prnposp to Formally t nominate him In cnnvonlinn a tliilr enndldato for tnuntni u r on u fair ami l siiunr i I ii ruT reform lieniOMatlc phtifoim and thil vvlll Irco f this 1IIIOlllo 1IIIh11ln1 lll flcdiing on that lliif Tlm llipuhlliiint will have to I Ilea ilie I 1sun and pit I rliomnvor thov I may nut un Thou ticuliiHt him I lie Ithit II ill lie of mot nlihoriilnu imuterst t seal cci lam tlnm ota Piosiileiitlnl ro trt twn I lien i raiuimsr HIICI emli lillnoh Ilmncrnts will put him fin ward MH thHi h fiiniltilalH lor 1roalden nnd firmer I livehtn i I in i thin t ivo11 is the only I lan In t fill I mmiti btitfh tvlto would bo able 0 defeat him i for Ill t utilti 11101 lou ii nit it Is tloiihttul iche tier ht I onu 0 1 ilo M the I Vvestoin 1im oil u iii B uio dt S I ma tied to t ftnin closer ranks hnron tor I and tho I lnililoiitln I i I lIght of IKUJ will ho I formally onouud lu the I 1ralrle State nut your Ah I I Vwn lit rnlcntn nrrald Political defeat has not subdued tho ox Iretlilent i apimtie tot tooj Our MoiSter JSeillnK IMnccii A all we deck mr tiros tM with llowtra that kirini blue trnonht ua Anil at once tours 55 t ow our beadS Tic Imcon timt they JU2tlt t its Com bark an when H Ith illni breath Ituiilnuni I sac hears tloy rate I Our l4iiJmu ille aid ID our death Vet roudly BUiliy ISC It In battles temi st niie liy ci l 1 t They utiinil Hursileuill trtatninir Dlunaytd them mint tie fretlr tied TII keep our lanncr Mrcaninu Alhl If the share mimi bar wmt divn fhv Southern Soldiers orariuv Ueath stock lost life int run renown I till yet their lUk n a wnn let all of til today firv Ihe riillliiiit of the othim Atil tbuiirt who on t ae tritnirn met In I peace now meet n broil era Here where In CrretiHOou graves Ihey rut Or there where dejihn lmtl feint thenu Sprlnit fioweri should le I uiou each breait And laurels bloom around them Tbe white rose speaks of facet pile After the Ore strife s slaughter The crimson btniioin rut tte ta e o Mood poured out tike I water Wreathe nf inimorlelri clrclll aiL Ai emblems hold lh glory Of thoie who lasted heond I recall Yet lire ta song sail itory ln Illool 10f EDnn LTGt I lIEl IN lUJBIIXr Mltiloniitre Cornllh Who Iot I DII Money In Speculation CHICAGO May SO Nathan Corwtth for many rears ono of tho most widely known ell 7cnnof Chlcaco died last night Mr Cornltb who had encnuod largely In trails and banking nt Galena came to I hlcngo In 18R4 unit with his brother Henry began to deal In land Ha accumulated about tlflOOnno of property nnd nbotit threo yours ago retired from business lnut July his son Uurdnn n metal broker lu hew tonic pnrcnailoil his father to try to mnke M corner In thn leiil marliot in a few months LorwIthH money was nil gone anil nn ovnmln ntlon of tho books allowed lint nol n Rlnllo potinilpf lead VM owned liy the llrm Nnlhim Corwlth found himself without n dollar In the orld Ho loavos two sons and a daughter I iatiiiorn nr mi JurOI An Inlereillnic Experiment with roar cack or lllornlu Wino Fem llie Atn TrnncUco cirnnMt A wellknown wlno dealer In this city has iiiBt iletnrmlneil time result of a very Interest lag experiment with California wine The cimistloii which ho undertook to ioie ira the ability o our wti n to boar lone seg vy aces Ioares without dotorloratlnir lo determine I thin ho lnl hliipeilf 1 ror h oaks 01 Xlnfundol 1 from I thin Ill I y to Havre IDIIIC around the Hern Thon the lerl win wns then to Antwerp nnd from there Milpped he to thin city again around Capn I Horn The v uo let hero In June IRHri and nrrlved hrl i limo roturn OIl In April of the undent yiir Two elks or thus wne wore foitllled with nonlyono pot cunt tlA CnUfiirnla brand und the othor two were shipped In their Dulural ttato I Ilion thin arrival of tho wins here this hlp tier Invited nnumliornf experts to be present I when this iimk warn orcned 1 was loiintl that 11011 ouHk had I lost about two t and a half f sallons by evaporation Tim wfno was com pared by the experts to Blmllar wine kept In tho hhlpiisrs cellar hero while thus four rank were away and I It us unanimously agreed tibet the I win which hail taken t the u voyage was In perfect order mind bettor than thut remain Ing In tho cellar hors t Another tiling vvus discovered 1 by the cxpetts ln IWfa n fl nlil nnd ihit vi that of thovvlne I i that hail initilo I I the vo mug to Kuropo unit back the tinlortllleil I wine was the bettor Tito wine hud been nt a nearly eleven months had been through tho tropics tour tlmo and In Antarctic teglons twtciMinil ot thIs white which was not fortlllid In any way was bettor than that wliich had been prepared loi time lone journey 1OIITICJL XOTES AmemlilTinan Frederick htanlnlani Olbbi of the TIM teenthiiutrlct 1 Snider than he ass before he went to I e i einbly lllbtx li I one of tlio nom it lifillli clatia In Iowa though he I liai 10 wear till hat a Into II lower down etrry year to hide the bAld upot I wish eiltunilentool that hem no lotner the vlckea Nibbi or even Ihe tl nicked tibli hat tho lleformed Oltjtii and a little hotter In tome ways llan Mr Crosby and Mr Hamilton Moftt of the Accommodations for the new Police JA tier whit be on this a ott oils The east slits hM the Harlem Court tie Kifex Market Court and the Tomb while Jetlerpon viarket i the only police court west of Broadway There will ben tatlnt of tlmi to police men on the as rem stile uniowu preclncta when the new court are establlihed 1 No State Committee meetings for the calllnz of State Convention thu year hare j tt bem announced I will be a quiet election for both state and county officials The light will be or tie LecliUture and there would lot to to much over that except for the fnct that the next Legislature mice to Tote on submittIng the lro hibiti n amendment the people It t not ffenernly known that the pay of an Alder man to l mure than the pay of an eiemblyman An Ai fembtyman cell flsui a year and mileage while an Alderman gee f l a year The Amemblyman gets pa escnthe railroidi a hUe the Alderman can get a pate on the eievalid and Street car lluea emblyinan George f I loch of the Tenth district may occupy the teat In the Sends neit year which George F Linnbein hai tiw Tie Tenth illilrlct which Mr lc csrh represents hn more t ocUiialH than any other dittrtctln New Tort Formerly the district was Keputi lean but lie Republican party lost I more by the organizing of the boclatlit party man did tlie Demo cratn llr Ilreiih and ilr Ilindrr ran atralnut each other for ifverul earg In the distrIct One year Mr Itoocn C oud defeat Sir HinJtr and the heat Mr Hinder would defeat Mr loch until Mr Keeich got his gait and wits elected twice running Mr nol Slii o Dollar fmlth li t the only Republican Airmbiyman from New York wbo says that he I going to get Luck into the Assembly next year lie 1 under Indictment for buying volts and says that hit conitllu ants will vindicate blm The Irohlbltlonlin are waillnir until the prohibition nmfndmeiit ii I soled on lu rennsylvanli before they 4 cola upon their p anof Cdtn aiitn lu tliii Stale I I t li I not liLely I that they w III run to molly leirtilatlre candidatei an usual but will lupport the Iteuub Icani if lhe will plrilce themielei to lultnit the prohibition amend ment to the people When the Clerk of the Assembly c led the roll day after day It wan noticed that certain of the name fell with each other into scene They had a Jtucle und set theuiaelvei to dillerent tunes For Initance who could call Kflly Kent Kerrigan ofteu without notlclug that there wan a Jingle 10 tl and If there were more of it it would male enough to dance a JII by Then Little boiler Laiiglfy inakea another tort of combination which I ono repeat I Federal 1 tltnra forms a mody somewhat hk labiei I dlitlex There were two Bakera and the repetition of their name with the neat name lumber Baker ilarion bad the name melodious condition dition ai little SOUKS buys and girls alns In their ramea On the tiara practical tide of the roll tome of the combinations make M sentence Jeremiah hayes of the 1ourlh New York district ritne on the roll leforellitt of the Alban and William I llorllidce of theTweutlelh New Vork district When He Clerk came 10 say It It would bo lay Illtt Hornldie I Kxpcrlence reaches Irudence Eyes to Phi luntlirupy Fttnn th riifarfepifa rent Jfr George W Chllds whoso reminiscences in Ilpilututr are so inlercilini does not mention in them hU lubitual practice of not irivinif letters or cards of introduction to people I rarely very raro I do it und In I er sizn I toy name to a blank paper or anythln which I do not myself write This is fleetest tnled b the nuniber of uses the signature of any well know n i r w ealthy man can be put to said he recently w hen asked for a letter In one of hitS Intimates Not ItaliC Thut IVur From Ihf Ihllailelvhta Dune Several etntcmonts lao appeared In rhlla delrhla papers tellltiir stout vir tan lall conferring with the Seer ar of the Treasury about appointments All such tatement are entirely devoid of truth Mr Randall lm lever conferred directly or Indirectly with the President or any Cabinet officers about re mot als In Phladu plus or eleuhcre lie has no favors to I nab of the AlmlnlBtratou either to protect friends or to punish enemies The Munday Hchnol ne n Pollllcal Pull Vom tfif thtltlepil i Tints ItntniKo Mayan A petition Is now belnc circulated and signed nsVlni fr the revocation of the appointment of Thomas It rr tz as rottmatter of rieetMood It I t Is I tinderitoid that Postmaster General VViintmaker remains from and rabies to content to a revocation Youiu Krrt is I preparing for the Presby t rlan minUlry mini ti an nCI 0 church and Sunday jcliool worker Hoclol 1 ItrfliieinrntB In llio Fur Vet J pil Ihr Kfiirnu roioirv Itemtifrat Onion parties are fashionable In Xebrnska KU giri stand ti 1 a roe Is hte one hIlts small ihunk out of an onion and a 5 cong man pays ten cents for a cuesq us to which one it v ai I he guese rllht he get to kiss I the other tile 1m1 If he don U hl Is only attuned to bus the one that bit the onion This amuse inent folks li said to be highly popular with Nebraska young lie Wrote Starling Nellie Gray I I Vvm llt Caumltut ITtll There Is a little croon mound and humbla marbe slab In a snlu led corner of Olierbein Cemttery hel twelve miles north of this city which mark the grave nf the author of that famous ballad Darling Nellie Hry A visitor lo tlm spot Iturns from the In scription im the Untie 1 that It is I the last 1 rei ing place of Jieujamiu Ilitssell llunby The seclusion of the tomb the neglect tiliown It by ala a few Itlsthe and the general ignorance ur 11 I location form another Illustra tion of the fortfetfulners ot the human race Groping to n Iljpolbcele Penn lie lbUhir Amrnnt Mr deadening Pennsylvania who Is just dead at the ne if nil years never ulCi ithlikey or lo bucco In any form lie must have lien born itramely healthy to bare lived so lonz at least without tobacco Was Im Lou UU VimhUkeUteUhauien bloaer I Fr m the JVeuarl Journal Iudwlc Yonhlnkalitclnliaiieonbloer of Cin cinnati list the longstt name lu the United Elates Rritdy for the Question from luck Georzo Amelia I halo a aueBtloa AmtliaIuu it I Usorg A ItOUAKCK Of T1IK JItIItZI1UOD Labors n5d Htirsmcrtrire of Father Hope From rAe london fMlfv rgrapb A young Priest t line just tllotl lu lie north west of London nho s tinmn may uoil bo saved from oblivion VmUr I cl cii ill s ih fle4 li MMI satonll ohlllOI I thoxn t I ch I u have itinde 111101 IlHmlenn nettle tibia thuMiKh I brltimlom 1 nthiii r 1oueit tie lull Ii ito iTiicKod in 119 h tin 1alh roniiintli Umuimol oil y of the llarrotv i I toad i a t olf F surrender UH 0 ill iilst e as that I o hI tho I hern of the Leper Island I Cluto to I that Inndiniiik i i I of the turn tniin limo Itliico of r Wales Htnnds I Homo fur loyt nnd In connection with It a latest ant prlntlnc workn Tho ilaoe vim founded by tie list Lord Aiihibald liuituhm I a biothnr of the Mnrmils of f tJnronbn I h v and of ladr 1lorenoe Dltle HP brought hl lo tulle und the fervor of hlR nov oiiinl fniih I I tn I hh t Ilt Kven hue Hariovv h h ronl I H I not without i its ro mance Lord I Archltialil i is oh II 111111 I I y Oor trinie I DoiiRla In j neit hot I rot tlu r and Identi 1 I fied hurs u with MM rtinun lull of Pmloty PerhapH tio I mIItI lOt I dtt I ii g hits it thtih o In nnnlil whither he hud t taken I mno of hli waits MISJ mar Ind lie I head I bakor and i oetmu Lady lot trial Mock HOI e llvii yearn tuna Totd Atchlbthl found hi he lucrea I lnk rates too I IKMVV fop him i Hulu I i tired to nnlet mltlon life tn hvotltnd and hue place In the llturivr toad 1 WIIH Inkcn nnt his cousin Fathii loutl llopo uioiiciHitd SOl on his fie iier r xldp oi lorl llopid un timid on his milhyrof tho I illo if I Iltl letlcll he called coiiHini vrltlt all the lilui b t mill nf I Scot hmhtb I t Ills I I t fiilhor i Mr I 11111 101t i of LuMnei I WIIH at one tlmo member lot 1111 Suit his mother a ditiiKhtir of Lord Moiitncu icon an ni tiarlr brilchntnli t r nmnHii to theyiu n Hut 1 ather Hope had obllt iated Utetiadlllon I of hlH fumlly and the niKinoiIrn of ituui I nml hrl et Chiireh when IK vvmit i to st V Imcntti I Jumbo 10 bo priest teacher father nnd Jiuro to foveny lmv mo lly rctviieil from tho 1 1 1 11n stiootB Ito shiircd their much food nnd II VIM I thtlr lilt in hihonl looin nml Ilucroiind 1 I he had over tlioi I Llit of ltlm elf he mlKlit have known that In spit of luis six feet of sOul hires und hh brtllbtiit sllo flilti 5 tuS wns not tpitione I lor 1 this roimh Illii i I ho had adopted Hit enilnt dvvotlan Imilaltd him I from Ins lellovvs i In Ihl u outer vvniltl u but tho who jot clluips o him vvero not an totilsbed I I to hoar Hint t ni ssuu hfliu tie fever had cur ried him alt si last Thursday it Itri noun Ho I WHH Inlil to reel ycMprilar lu limo cuniHtory nt Konhal Urnnot far from the scone ol LU fho years labor of laID ittvso iLAiitie niAixEs TACT Guest MI lonL IcrCrrpin fop Iroru Iud dineill tierverKnrwi rtils lllnlaLe nom tht rraAMi0t tott Here la n Ftory which has boon State se cret for lo IhoMi many yenri hrn James O Ulalno wan Si euker m ilin Malno LcuiHluttiro away back In the llftleii he iriivn a reception ono winter evrnlne to the whole iou Thoy all came nnd exry ono vas made coidlally at home by the man who oven tliuti possissed that subtle Inlliioucn whlelt won lumen in huh ii as well as mens ulIeKlunce A line eolhitn wno hot ion ii and lieu tlly onocd liy tho t niembers mtny of i hint for the t ii rat tlmo t tustod the rilliU product of thus catoiorV ait t One old fellow toni Mllllchlmufkomuck or Arooslook or Konnebockiiits nr a1 altus hem tnlnly t I ilNtlnuulsliod luilmimool lf f I lister h patties m ami clilcken croitiottes cold nitit s and lot Klor ialads dlupiieare in Ills direitlon cte im inoiincucH and enarlotto rimse dovlled cralm and milted almonds lied nt Ills iiptuoach Ho cot hold of n plikled olive and ionic awry fife at ho slipped it flyly under tho utile Ilnallr ho struck ft plate of Ice cream A huco Rpootiftil cravltaled toward the cap In Im countenance nnd dl ppenred within A look of pained surprise shot microns hi urn Ho didnt knoiv whether he nis belnc butnod l or frozen Tear ante Into hit ties as lilt Adams apple came up and lot time chilly morsel pa s lit set the dish down and then picked It up Looking around ho saw Spoikoi Illalne slur roundnd by a grout of little und ucntloinon Ho sidled up and watehod his opportunity I dont spoce yo know Mild he apolocot lenlly but 1 Winder tlmrt I ort ira tell ye Mr Dlalne Its ion bad but this ore puddn is froze Now who but the tine Tree Btatesman would nave had the In ii n ito tact I and innate I courtesy to taste thn ice onun critically and bay bo It Is That ib strange uirtrniYe xiir i CKIAR Mi ICING A Plan for Ilnndlne InniiTisctorle viblch hliuuld lie Free Itoiu t uMomH ItiitleM To THE EniTor OK THU Run Sir The large cigar manufacturers of this city An a body were strongly Republican In the tail 1resdential campnUn and diJ all in their power to secure the election of liar rlion and Morton At their dinner at te manic s I believeMoet week tt WAS resolve I to petition for th privilege of bonding their factories and obtaining an entire rebate of duties on the Havana and Mimatra tobacco to be used in the manufacture of cigars to be sold abroad Now if this is not a cry for free trade a doctrine directly opposed to those of the party they supported what on earth is It then No tiou t with free totacco other things belnr equAll our manufacturers coud e lablUh A large marke for their rodiirllous i abroa hut the same reiultt cuilld be attained in many other indunnei many of which are of much greater magnitude and llmorlunce than the cliar Industry were tlie raw material free loreptal the total abullioii o cMitine duties leviel on Imported lobact os is not dutieS but merely the abo lition of duties on Imported I tobsi ro used in the uiauu farture of ccsrs t be sod in a fi reun market Mlpposinr their petition had been gritntrd their fac tories bonded Ac it would lmmediatel become necrs cary for the internment to itallon ut leat one nun In eaih I and everv bon led factory tn see that lie i id vantage Is not totes to salt cigars Inanuiac uri out of Imported tobscio i n tt inch tin i duty bad bern paid In the domestic market inttesd of e broad and drsplto al precautions tu prevent tine t win be done to a meex tan Then again S nFl mug us I iii s edtiitiialei itfan ot varyiui r SiC itt and sles mid t hi n Arlnir pn luiue qualities of ucla remit tobscion will jiintlt 5 ditlrriiiirt ill re orts relinerid Then aialn tIle i IIlLtatl stationed In each fatlorv be ng Uo utrd 50 to rpeak cogent ar Kuments mlfcht ie t he d lorilt to them in produce u ol mtary b Indnels I lo slight disrrepauries Ihushy liberal tlppii the tionded uianufactnrer mtKht be In a DOMltion li plate tlcar in ttie I domestic market uil ie out of Imported h toli 10 nil hut pivmg the diiiyMlicrenn which every unbonded manufacturer li required lo pay The result following such n state nf thing Is I very paln Ibe 1 lotti l manufacturer could nn ersell the unbonded one and tlinalelr the trod for tirars in the mannfsc lire nf wtihh imp i irted tobacco U I liked ant sicli cUars ciil lil te I busor in t be tiibntt acture of whlpri Is a much largrr priflt than Is in the manufnC tar of cigars frnui doineill i lea1 I would Leion ti the u bonded manufacturer Mich a reiu t woull ruin many a ma II msnufsctu ur st h yet tnanuirrsti exls despite the inariv nnlnst and monopolistic i reel ne Inn placed on till tllllillrr by exIsting Ititrn il revenue ices Mut will the potters that bo grant tie i privileges de sired i 1 think lIe wl for ihy bonding of factories would create another Rinall armv of otikehotderi obe dient to the ucla en nf this ii o P But what an error It would be for a protective Ad mlnlstralli u to favor a free trade statute It I would undoubtedly he a nail in their cotllu lu Imtj Yours re sppctfully A O Tliuuri Nan lone May 2H IK 0 j 1 It Appealed to AIL From fOe Chrlillnn InMUnrnctr An Iowa farmer who believed In having two strings to his bow put up in his garden ILissigiii BOVB PONT TOUCH THESE JIFLONH FOIt TIIIiY ARE GREEN AND GOU SEES you here Kbnll lie Hprnd time Hummer f The summer heats draw on apace Anul sore I loig to lIce Forth from this parched and dusty plact To the mountains nr the sea Koir here shall U be Kiljahwhert shall our outing bet Shall we tin palling upon the deep Ilernnd the tthiMlinc uunys And ace the Hying Itches leap VV hlle lie t tailors shout alioys And thu winuliass crests and time tioamus plpa maketh a joyful nolic r Shall ne let the bits 1 hours tilt fleet AR tte itiail aliiTit ttie rails And loaf and lilke iind flrp and eat And sure at pa iiir sails And play at ihu1eboatd and beep a sharp lookout for n lulis I Or atoll we troll In pond for pike And n hip the mountain brouka And dretii enmrtly AS wn like And nivtr mil d 1 our looks And wet our lest and tan cur 1 nidi and jab our elvei with uiuous I Or At a rottane In Peer Park All kuritmer snail ttnslay And drittk ihio I hrer ct t roots and bark And tumble li Hi h ly Amid hear lie crlilcn chirp nt noon and the frogs blare routnli Inv Or In the Adrm tcl wid4 Shall we go hale tie doer W here suIt as A dirgo by 0 vr Chills Uretn braulieit kiss the tnvrc And the multitudinous mosquito gel la lilt tthii an I liter i Orehal lie pi I h our liult I camti Wjier ttaer lfit al I rpiiih Whcret tttnur iii 1 kl at tree u iu5s l rump An Itif lulls f IK iiih In woodr tthere ie mInute istuslcr than Chief JiittiiV Kul lens muustaciio Hut iKnl let fullom and Harwell know where we are goltu to stay If ponib e tim let us gn Hryond the reach of Quay To aime millet sot where seekers for offlre nn never never stray In come fair VatS with sweet flowers pied Or by the voundmx tea With you IIIJah by my side How happy could I h Tout ant John Wanauakf t situ Miller aul laby McKcd IV711111JI UOSiIl uv tin 145 The I nirllfh Mormons I2j In Hum r it i tj here on Jacob a frtn I Itertool ttrre i r 1Kj looklneasthe other tinmlirant 5 tvl ho tjo u I r i t rlratner VVocontln Tie did Ht look tue i I riellli uturr dm or At Piulil AI me I n cies but looked like IAIII hnrd wo kn ii if the ItiRlttll loiter close slid In thol I t f II etn it ere the Mctn of that eniliiislAm I I 5 r 1 ttie SI inrniriti rf other timei thtyttvre 1 n a I4 it Xlnn i in i get to the headpurtcM r v ol Ulan tho ich they ere fill ac re u i that have been trough About tliiT C i I i i iv jeAr rime VLrtn in still II un I sIn tn t In tulatid t ns veil ns tti other pAris f I e it tIter Arc fett crmveti pi their i faith n i f nl them Iliat Armed nl th s pirt n He n I i lireit tlmi bulO Collie hero ttithin re it u c iii t llie rite AH 1 cirrmontm nf Mohvnrne i ui i ir irt ohserve t lv tint eiM tn I Illitio uf tliAt latiimn I sn Jiot reuchtd New ork The reltlotii order of the Kings pAuhtrr trt v t jilftheM lt ineetltii In tlii chit lia crMI e r j dtirirullie fnur jeArsofits evlitence lust it r M tirarlv leo h 5 5 tiieiuii era to slt I you nil viiueti tt i r drVoted to tie vvirks of Cliarit soul re i m u MM known lo louse tthosaw tin in tn the hr u t WOy Tt ernArlc on VidnpsdsJ that ut leas one o Im I n sa I bets uf hue order are 0 run mir tt enlthy datum ito There are more ways tliin une nf m kltu mmven I horse rmuce AAoumtmnii n trAdnit of Vmt Id lego and the pun of A it ell knuttn I tit n tlmt t e so T came In town I rei entiv and vent itowti tn ttir I i r i trnd races tic hind Just V In Ins uucel tt hi 1 N I hn a T j In put on some one hur e llorert vc t AI s tic or 31 cmiii nl trii ted ihetn nil I I Itmllt lie slln in iiie f 4 JoCkey tm A fforgeouit pllrpe And tt hi e jncke I x us buS is lirse Inrpli and tthiti art th Am i rn 21 colors The yoiinu niAti dliti 1 kiirt mtiiiii i v HI t t 15 merits or the demerits of the loci et nil h I re f i th I httrActrd hi uttet ttnn As A m ittir Ill fiut t h 1 were ten to ne aciltist that tinr e Hie 1 I r titu n I nn ut hU f vi upon the purpte aiii I it hite the hnrsi wMr t re Ihee coor won and ttie young msn went linme w a r I In Ins i orvet thanking his itars that he hid 0115 lo Aiiilurst foltge I I A e llu d I niAttj ptop ImtH wondered why llfrr I I Mi at v thin tinliuclut vnarclilst Is xjlet ih r dit IVr upi ill1 reason Ii i tiie fact Vihlrh may tint be griierilr re membered that ItrntliLf viot U sin on hi I n im laf the Argument of his A u peitl fiim li c nihi T tar tn lure of lanriia IrnJitu tu croite u Irs a i uf I t I e eaie Mttl t 055 flu thctel In llie fall nf lv i I r liiuk ng an In cetidlary speech oter tl I i e rvrcntiini I of Hi Ui i dkn An art hut lie wan eel I eiid to 01 us 11 tr u inn m rism bent on Iilai kwilli is I mini I IN vontip I llnxei Illiluniell tarried liU cast into the iicnr I irrtn i if t tit Supreme t ourt and lor tome reason ti 4 app i at his never et beau artied Vleanwl lie M 1 st t ho ls hU tongue and I saiiigtr dinutincel i b the other An archists as a man ttho Is ttti toni to kiep ut of jail Ilarolil P 1 llrotrn the I enctniian tt lio is i tn c lures of the arralitiemrnf fur iMrrilnvoit the I Ian lir be exe cution of lie t death Jcmiu ty ly I skit t ry l d 1 nut li ok like n mm who C null chmn 11 inku hiMnrtliul I for neil iiriumr run lie I I li A tendcr II n I 3 o t K man with A very pirating ex rtMin if Ciiunlfiiutii f im hid an Al most prppttal sinilp Tlottuyhe Ci into t Ic kttlinf macMini hujiis was thro Lh hiien liutibin In opros hog the u in of lIme alt rnul lie citrrtnt In lira heal elsa tri curb He was su ditrmlns I 1 to irotc that the alternating currunt is l deadlt tint he lumped ut the chance or killing a roan fir that purpure The gully girl tennl plater itt her manycolored gvrfc io 1 rliuimln the contra isne s ot the COM ers In the li er part of the I path e i em altertiix n nuw J ust ttt this lime I tthen nobody has left ISIS n for the seat n Ibe i griuiuiiu are lanaI ta their greateSt ctpcmly every fair il y Time gurs are adoptln the low cut ci lian M lInk f r their tennis grow is an 1 It is more sensb e than mint I of the fashions that they I adopt tt I Is a very lomforia ble thing talent and very becoming ut vtctl If the throat is i shims and round it uI hiarul ii fri tltC litter leer lealriu of limit city us aiOlt tIle tIC iv uiy Ic sit tl I iiiui iii fucorhi e ii cClis beverige by lii lilTiul Tier tject Lu it for iiucuii reasons nuoO of a iuiiiu s 11 ar coumi ufi er iu Ii collie 1110 0UC lint It huna U ci s itoie ii by oulie of them whu icites e hhimt it is cure to r ma eli ut s e practire hueulug tuulrr thu Ii hue ntl ci S it ill ui e Isa QUeillt uuioe a 11ifiJt jr mu lull i 1111 vr urn I ir u lit keeper nciufciift in ftrral 11 l liv a ardnt Me y favor me selling i f leer by wusit uid ti 1 Ill it is advantages i f dour no w 11 mnn teruinc CS d t ito i to customers II Iii to dealtr It I t l mmliegui tt i n I c m tr Prewery lrust have hnd no 1011 t 1 in brtnuii titu t Li chance ot p stem tutu hu now heel be fun The nrtMs of thU city see tnkinz in InorMt In lbs new uuriject inder which it us f luruu liu cit to hod an n ritual National Art Cntitrr s The rcjf i U try rn I jrehrneTe and i oure nutnr tlfld of artittic work M niav t i pmi by ttn fact thdt pOOl er Bculitur nr i I eels enifraverfi etcliern Jf tjneri alit other ire in vitcJ to take part In Its r nnution Ainoiit utht r i It irovldeg tom the esiabii liincut of ait aiinua i II i 4 i exhlbitiua of the fine arts 5 lili p11111 ur t1 i at i A bimllur txhIMtlon of applied set u iOu 4ti a i a te otitea glues metals Ho he ai J a ood Ti m of ttie i rojeit mill dfkire tu fmind a n itio l rj uf nrt aiui to tike up the autijrcL ol art u j to la I lookiue afT the circular that has bee i iy u tint i roinuilttee OQ irkAiilntion m out ii i le 1 if b cue i 4tit li a Lit job that ha been under alieu In the n f alt I dont know whether bore m enpl 5 de k t ruts r uletit nr undaT than any othnr day of tif vi eel 5 nJ a rlilef operator In tlie UeHtem Lllon Im Ii l I 5 ut 1 notice that un Sundays over half of hr nu afi j tni Inc nn the hooks for little owni whose 0111 t PF ne n It ftpen on SunIaj or are only omen for a lIon t ills mrs death uiieusmiee It asJ to ilitnk a Uatti iini nhiu d lie oser here from f atjrda nifht to I M n uy intirntnt but It rant te helptd tu tome cast at J U couldn t bo delheud bi mull any fjuulv r In a late mi ml or of Tur hux anpeared an ninnnt I story of t orporal IjniiiTH clfurfulneM utider try m circutiihUnceft while dtn fc otuoil sic in h ioith Oyntrr I Hr clinic years ao lu w hurt tie tm oral s urn ca I took ii pntnincnl mart i Corporal Tanner it i hut in i it least eumtf in tliln hustler neither IK Mm Tanner If any thing Mrs Tanner ID the bet tee joker ot tii UT Durltif the rand Army encumi intni in MM I ratu p i j three years ago Mr rater Aicoiupinied lie c I irpi m who was at one tltnw t n ie dinc candidntf for the hufuri of I ummanlisr In tlilef Ifttc Oeeiuum 5 un the I ii it I toga toil on Corporal Tanner an I on4 tuiiriiric i HAI lick In bed from a severe cold s tilth Mr I an tier I frari i v nuhl dee op pneuuif nla hhe m i d in n j M MI Inn who pronounced It nothlnz but u a tier l and Ignorant the t artificial lek aiul 1 Jt u rik tiiM fret 1 ID mufitnrd slIer and Ut htm Uk a u i men fb Corpora ttijnyu i hue joke m nua t in I he lit r ut ut bed and half an hour liter M UK umy etcacike no in the lobby of the Occidental Iuml It Is A recul ir thlnz Unit no freak wiio makes a Ilvnj by exposing hli oldity is ever L odlf I uu u Ofrmirte a pprson ttilli a difurnud lure iinnoi be irett but third are few II any of tla elena km I T n i r is the woman with hue bald timid ml lice fean r a ltu ruble there of Cil Itob Inciroll I Altl i ui t huur i till ult thpre U the iaitneil nmnn nh loii a ibId It Is her fare aol I Mt in r Minis Hint i iiiili liate lrn mirkidj Anl I there t is the woman Mm fu a s and p ays tie piano with her ties thu strong ttnnun Llie tat woman tho itomiiti who eats triads nnd iron And M the oilier ier sons ttlo gel i ai 1 1 ir Iii liii SI ii ri AU Not one of them Is CftculttlM to ariate eiilhuUstn In the breast of even the mod i oil aiiuih Johliny Col Jar ilanerly hua been tsIliuug to a Kants ity reporler ui I lie sui4sci of timi tedium f lairs uumlute Sr Iba hilts hunt iii chief remain Ii iimi thus 115510 bums becuuumo uimllre cultuuiuuii thiruiuttm tIle Sr ii chile Ii am jet ilium isuina 1 hiie tim a liii S e 1 I lue II I a dialect miui oil lilmuitstimi siuui a S mo tutors I ii C II I I 5 word btfauve tie tttre coin ar u io y n H I a WAS lu iiis diiyi tt hen the llfF i tO 1 nin omn un in f ns Now he It here t and ftp fee liltn us ho i 5 wn t tr lila dlolect itc know I his meloditit llipre i II no I an did on tarth who can inn rest i s in mlun big tm or In buries lulng Mt talk und i tuii A correspondent of the Jiitinrtlitt wrttnj from on of the Territories rays tlit In cuts sum I ir u i acrnuntiof the VSt liiniil rrnir mla it r Hie a teiunsw ihoj ttrre I tj ilnti d ill tM n uty liewppa t S i the re iu 1 aiita 55s i a irunai ihuiur There li no end in tile uer ttiliiMif kAini leri I a1 plv them tu tIerS ii ilk I sic i t llie nf i tbs say of HnnlPiii Point sadono iir IOAII at Twenty tlliJ sheet nnd lie ui tua tlie it er n inmr Hit no not for a hundred I ttitn I i a it rcplj lttel i It tl jjt ttay OllCe All 1 I I st rVPTJ r lal I uuit I pit I up t in titu lir a tKket lo SIt I a HlUitrr i r lllt I a lituli tur mea Mltl mii l lie 5 ctlns and i nls no linus I 5 Il nn p y ur Nut lei l ev p rlety his I I I Tiuai ci l ii hurl miumli 4 nI I a limit bid lT5 miliiiouui i ti II ni TI f il hI a icrim P tue but h lie un ii irmu ti lsiaLma iismr tics iur5 iuiSi ill I Iveth hi iilr that me beeaume thmcy iii lu tIle Ii mmtd eaeCr thmi it iii high frouum I lu T ttn i iimiiDii dolUr will t us i ai S is i life fir t f litru I I I Sc Ii I liuiiiinuH lic iii I I r tt i t I a I u C 11110 not li re ied ipr i i u I t lInac jran uwliu ti lu t of ft ii I 1110 butliiu limt ran I e jit i I C tjj nira tutu m roiniu Juo lUc i iC u i there lit iiotr no 50101 l rotin Juiif i kteini lit le thoiauiiih In us itch m o l u r ten tu bs t uiiirritil Ihctf lire inf iSrt ter f n iin ni in i is ci i ry j SiC t ve i if i sj li 4 t i r l i i n i 1 annex Go Hill is ci i provlv guium sues F tin bummer afttr I ii disi s t itt i h ii inhigli thus Lasahtg 18 iii huts imuiiL4

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THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 31 TRS 5 REVIEWED BY HARRISON IIKHOKITXS DECOKA 1000 MtV IX TI UV 1M r I A itAlIC Jh rrliHrnl lloldt a Itecepllon Nea the b t tb Urookha I llb rl lion If AAr 10 YVnaUlDKlon I Tic Decoration Dny celebration In Ilrook Ioclalll Impressive and Interesting ITD w blur Jtosltlent llnirUon came on from 1 nelon on dncbday ululit rcmnlnod THUIlllt at tho homo of Joseph 1 Knnpp 1 nib inBcrn l llrlu 1 hold n rotoption In the inlnir 111 tiicii drove In an open coach over i Dllnln 11r pul of the city to Witfililncton Park I I he he revisited tha procession wns then I 1bole uy tto Twentythird Koclmout to tho I Erooklrn Club as the cuest of Secretary Trtcy i inJ r flnnllr rosfed Ihe brlilfco to New York af I u9 hearty and enthusiastic a i ttr 1vI1 freetine from the peopU of Brooklyn ns they I bue eter aoconled lo any of his pretUcesors I broke up the vnriousasso VhHithetiroceflou tlitlticof veterans renalied to Ihe cemeteries I tst blo the accu tonuul annual tributes to the m0rt of their dead comrades The weather i vis Derorl lat t could be desired the regular I i National Guard nulmenls tho tho troois uluna Glart nlllentR I 110 GrinJ Army men and the other organizations I rirtiollutlnc in thu parade marched In flno i itils and from tho moment of the Presidents I i arrival 1 In Diooklvn until hie departure not n liosie unitlea ant Iticl lent occurred Tho M0ll I turuotl out In overwhelmlnc numbers owe Um Chief f Macistrale and witness tha IlctUle qUo ruecltirli and from ono end of the loci line of inntch to the other the sidewalks Wei biotkeJvvlth spectators while probably 1el massed In the vicinity B ethan HJUOiiO well lasd Iclnty CI lt srand stand In Vashlncton Park be olb Myrtle and l Kalb itranucs nod on the twreii yrlo IIt 18 1nl iruir loi e ol Tort dreenc which cornmand tj I fne view of Ibo lrocf lon Crtnd Marshal Henry W Kulcht made his I iratBomcnts vvlth military precision and the diuniu wat lormod In cood time the lattrest I liton Bedford tvoni near the fountain and UtOn lnt tMliend01 iheioliimn aeoiinleof miles away lb heal and ivashlnnton Park In WllniUKlibj avenue lsblnlllon lark ten thlsforiinttioii wns made a messiico VTBH I itntto tho I rflidenilal ptity by the slKnal I cori and tho rec8pIlon which had been in nitresat Mr Iviupps hiuiso loraeonpe of bo rWRshrouelitlo 1 chI The 1roideut BOlnlsraity thn entered lour carrlacesln I Uiis order tl30ntor Iir lairiicr rreiijent HnrrlBon and Police Oora Bj inntr i tluirnun of the vitnmrlal rommlttee 1 snuiit 1 car l kftcretary 1racy Mayer hapln rntmrsrcrelary Ha lortl Pr slminouB Ctialrman of tlmtiitiiiiii iei t n Tutitio t eremniea TL Hi arrlitkf Jifejih I Ki aim i onirreMman Wai I UrKi l llnrr ii It d Baicheler I ronrin carrmre lh Rrr Ur Melireudl 81 Clalr I UcKei a and I ruird Iettra I OD tho nppioavh of the ProIdant tho lino I ffMloimod to iliololt amtdresbcd back to Um I i curt anil III Iresn ent was I lion driven slowly I i Irjinili left lo I tlio richtof the line uach or cacl tlion satiitiui u he passed nnd n sooro r WIN hmds playlui successely llall to I Hlicntiie rrosldcnthad pasod the column TI lmtnediatei roiormod und as soon as lie I bII laiui iii Ihuoou ihe revlewlnc stand the I Lanh ia vvia IIOKUII On rDUuhluc Iheie TlWtiil stiind the President was loudly cLfHd mid oveiil men nnd women rushad lorvrird loci asp his hand Ills exirema pallor tni tpitrt in woaknoas was a burprhu to moat tltlm si Il ltioi Jbolrtsidem hnd scatcoly reached his placo iDtUreUcwIiiK I stand when Iheiu was a sllcht Cimnitli n I IN immediato neicliborhood I vvat citiisod by tho dolennlned etloits of JJrs i L Dfllini a enerublolooklnc old Ijly from Nitlilnuton Ueiabtb to appioach bin sue had u ltruo bnuduot In one hand Inia i J fur Ill Irosldeot and a smaller ono in tiio otlcr liand lor aeorotury Tracy bhe I epared lie cielnry while he was passlne oaJ ilnnd I to the lunel of his coat but I Biis01 tlio Inldoll I Slio WIIH not tn bedls cpiolilnl howevur nnd with tlio assistance oiotor t hamn mil t nmnilsBloner Boll tba 1 tor I cUt reachiid tho Presldont and turnlnc l KTouiil hit loivod t low and cracelully to iho i ill iIll who tolloved up bor attack by pene hJln le stioi ial uuaril of Hltintil ciuih men llun1111 tho 1risldont and hundhiK him r ncoiuillUL iho clones of tho Muy n trlld ihu 1urltan I u xiutly li32 oclock when Grand Jlsrsbul Kiiiuht and his BlniT preceded by n rmiUd iiulice escort rod past and for au ieuraud a half tho IreMont went thruusli I Minn rait of his centennial exiierlencp He trfcuienod up connlderably as the procenslon l sm to HIOVP und oon Ihero was u Miclit Inn ot color In hU iheeks Tlo wore lila favorite Irlnce Albert coal and remained nIl i onutaiiUy uncovorod allowing no or iuiition anil low eomtiinirs to pans with out uiknuKloilcinK thIr BHlules Ho frt nuiiitlv conMTsed with Mayor thapln nod C niinNsionor Hull and n Le hlchly of the iliaplay Sciera times llio 1irsidents oy fiurUeil vlili nii uro 19 It retedun n briclit eililun linlruil lltllf clrl In 01 o ol iho windows of a liriMUistonn hOI illrecily opposite who foistintl mneda line toward him andnover teomiil to tiro Ill column marched In thla order I ran I Mnr lml Knilil alll Malt Llclil 1Iory l K L n A 1 s MurilieA t and tailors ten Mcj rrr Mnd Mff srciiiiiirricidf s US N V i Hi ritt itli Thirii fldo turty nrrtnili Foortonth MJIIIOtlllrd I eKllu atl lltird iTiiatttinx BMtrrv Var ll t rnt oi Uiiiru IUUM I t il 1yllilii To li I Wa r cteians Thirty nrml rnv ortlm imbllo rOil I 1 1 ri I r t unur AHpocUtlun PllIoIIIII nil or rultllc hbool l No IS 110111011 IIIMII 11 drimmar clmol Sa UK Urine jir f Kiii huor Mierwum horelt niiltmi II er V e mill In rarrlunei iMllriiiTfln Hilr 1 lih H 1 cnliioanJ iiroirucki 1 lultiu ftr iir IIIMI H Abkoclatlou f tt vtrtiik The loluinn hiimbprcd about 12fMiO men luevnti tr n I nopr Hhoned to better nil ItaUKf lnt I ncli SninB sailor buys the boys I iromilioiiiii ellI tho Biilcndid battalion MMercirrli i and tlio regular and vnlun wrSrcmaniiiiiih In for III Kieatest applntiso ueUv Dr JaimnKH IIA chaplain r lr t 011 a fray haiei Aiththo btuiT of the ThirtesntU MBiiopnt ami atruIed much attention from UUKTI trek on iho Bldnwalks The only choois iroiutho Milk nripciven by tlio I old lire lad t UJimio turlnoy Piosldent of tha ounti i r li J 11111 Aspoclatfcn lalkod his I II I tiumici in Milute to tha lresid nt one Ji l e l Ol 9 liutacd ilio rrowiiiffof a rooster In y n imiloiooil a Bmlle from the Piesl I L t iis was followed by ilnclnc cheers ieiicg I tin jid untti tht old firemen hud tiled 1 iiaJ I llio iiioiiMilon was over Tho crowd KtMiI ill uloiu IIItll IblJ President and his Mnj uvmhlioii nil In the Presidents cur Jf r l flet ly Trnoy llajor Chnpin la ItorainisMonoi I Hell inn was tlio inio of march which Ibo procea r OD 100 JInrUKh IVdford avenue from tli to UftoiMtP 10 Clermont to VI1 rU ItIy nlle to Viiishlnclrn Paik to La I arel IIOUllIO Hniith Oxlurd street to Han cgruIIat I lltbiish avenue belo the i un roo up t narAlslm niEsinEjtT nAninsov I l eS lllarrlon nroieenrly In Mr Joccph linKlI hOIl 1 at Hertford avenue and Jtoss I Lrf t k 1I000IIIalIl1l Inmpa eathrrod to In I ih i III al reililast Tho meal was nened aJl 1 1 18 i Imlu oin of Mr U C II allares noino Xiia J S5r WullomlsB fonmluwof Mr p JC and Ihe two houses aro cOtIDllrtlltl by a boa war AI tllB tlhll besldi s the host nnd malte MitraMr 11111 1 lrl KriHiii Corcrips i III I I AUI nllaco J N T bt aimhnn I lie r thln t 1111 JlcKclway and Private Um tm Dry lIalorl The President eot nn fcWIII the little loU f the Uallace ll elloitli 1 i Vrro 11 br akluet was overlie had t 0 I Irtrtlf nllniis nnd afterwiid he Brtitf 1i1iab Wiiicifl antoKraph album honrJrV n rwl until halfpast II I a half ij rtli t e limo SOL for the mornlnz r cop 11IUctimo B 11 crowtl bnd nR tmblod oul I 0 iLIIIII h Inldl tb Illlbelln Iuestll 1 I helr IIIY III 1ud by tile polke fIte I l K It 1 l llDdr I IUfll In III arlor of tlirII II hOllo br Ih time Ibe 1lolent Ita lA r 10 r 01 tlietn lit HmmoiiB Com tlMI erf Abe Mnllli Pnst and Past Com I ronin lII II V310 IltI the way tolheruiisl lu hl1d 1 I J C I tho reception was held Tho ciSii elll M oiln0l 011 Ml Kn rp at m Then Oltl FP lindMiH ajlttce aud the I HfnVi iui J 10 resident wore the black I ItiiaIiii John F Plummers tnl him foi the Mrf raloLn 1 riicddiwn collar with black Hioii n i r11 undrpssod Uid cloves He I etihiil i th irot Ihs room farlnic ihe fiont jjlie r lioiie in hllll WM niony II Creieh I th Llln lr T Uo Witt Jalmatre Mayor I fcrj n tr tiuiiuhaii Private IOrollity tliil I tikln 1 fOl tIlolln lloblnson PolUo Com tin l 1 r RICO 1111011 AditGen II It Cor Ktarr i rI 1 nrrlsin Mrs Wiili tn and or iniiii LZ t Liiinry rrlcr drove round tlUa fniHtliortly IIlIfr tIe receftion hud I hbi rc IIUPlulllll 1 y Mrs Imcy tlnd bl 1 L I fDQrulll I IrII ilt Iaml tOlll 110 front parlors were IU e Ie uent br AdiiOen Ctif I 0 d It I It AI It b I a lenpomry nit on 1Jun IIIIUOI Ih IUht WII lInprlu I J II II laIIDte frd I 1I1la 6 fnl I CIII Irlltlnl 118 U I n II I11ltojII Jlldl 1IIIIlb 111111111 I Jail ou II Fr I I r 1 OIltllVIIIIIICklird j 1 1 L10II Lto cu I VIrll bDltb llIam II I 1 II VI r 1 011110 r D Tutllo I 0111 Oller llas II Ihllchll w L I 1I III alllLll WIIIIII 11 1 Wft ht i lor tllllcioll 1lher Ialon 61 OI 1 11I1IsJ rOI W t Jlfuot lnil r e id ami l I 1 1 the front doom wore lock I Ind J I h 0 Ii 011 101 Vn Jcclurt tu bo at an I 01 criullltt t dlsaipearod unlil fv nbotii I tucniiis V u lo i PI remained Theio but lu tarty Ilt il III with tlio President until the It VRS iiuviovlewlnc fctand at noon ii ocloelc when tho Presidential parli renchai tho Btand An Incident I thera y IIM tho Iresiilants bow find smile lor Gen fully who drove by In n ran lace Lion Dally iSillf olllrau hf i1812 wl01 thl Jrelclent In tiled to a Rout lieslde Mm nt Ihe Industrial patadKftorOen Ilally hHd boon lunoiod by the ipiitniinial ridkH lieloio i ocloek tho lenitlont and his uotntinnion wero ncaln In their carrliiReR and nnlimlnK away toward tho Uronlilvii Club Sourolniy Ttaoy who Is I n niembor of the club had Invited the Jlosldont lo a lunch Ihoro About sov nlynvo other cues U vv ro WitltlnK In tho ilnb houne when I the 1IW8111llllllrlJ j Ihov woro Intiodneed I to thP 1iesldHit m tho ble prlvuio dlnluc rom on theBirond floor by den btnvvnn IAooil I old Jlanyof thrni had attended I Iho morn uuroccpilou in Jit hnaiips liouse Amoni Ihe olhois wero dun Sllllmnn don Henry Mnciiui Wl ilnni Mnrshidl lllam II lluntim Harry II InlhtiiniH Arehllmld M I IllsH ox i Major Iluntor Mlllam A lltnid Lieut ll llnin liooth Jnines Jordnn K C Hendlct irlitst thiin Sllllam O Merrill and leromo iit as Alter tho formal presentation allMnt down at tabloH lu tho iiicitllv doeorHtcd room Tim ITesldsnt sat nt n table ll n lOtticr with Sceio tary Iracy II II heeln and lllliiin O bnillh lie stayed only u short time and then hurried avray ti the Tenisylvanla depot iu Jeisey City aceompnniod by Mr S ans who Is ulrleiijl of lion Tiitof to cntcli the Con tos Nlnnul llmltod lOt nshlncton which louven at 86J I1 I SI I At the ferri ecretar lndom vrns found satchel In Imtnl and jinniiiitlr corralled lie hadnt known that tho President would tal o tlmt train nnd Iho nicotine wus a mircrlee to lOUt I 1 he railroad people lunlnt Lweu told of tho 1reBldeits luttntlon either but Mr I llobertns private cnr was ready It waj iiulckly hitched to tho limited and tho train started only u few f minutes behind time Hume 1 llnnlson Eyw his father ofl npil te tiirt ell this city len Lew ullnce was not Xfltb the Tresident y terlny Anothrr whopo alisrnco Irtim llio festivities In honor of f tho Ii sldent was commented upon was Fianklln nnouriiffl liHlnnnn o the Iviuco County jle publluuu Executive Cummlttec BEfYlCKS AT TIIF C I IFTFIlIFS Memorial seivices veto hold In neatly nil the CfmeleI in UmoUvn In which dead sol diers ttie intened On hnnday lust nnd Inca the oldlers craves had teen dcltntttetl by fines or beautiful h floweis and ibe ifniu tell a tvtrv all dotted over with such remem brances The larjtel asemhluce of vetiinn antl otlioifl was at Greenwood Cemetery Tha foi mill exercises look place ill llio soldiers nument nrar the main entianco all nround which tinre was it piofu lon of I beautllul flow em Mitt or Ctiapln presided nnd made a brief address after which thete wns piaver slnuini und service by the Grand Army I he out Ion was delivetrd b the llev Dr AI llehremls of the Central Concrecatlonal Church This Is a purl of what be mid Not mif of UB who rMB personal remembrance nf the rrett und i otly Mrurfle lor the prfnaiioii of our nattenai Lnloii and wli t haB carefully wntclie the tone and temper of public ftelitiir Bine let surrendered to Urant ha failed to liftllc hat A chant f h aratually been t rerpllr oter tbe Uerfance nr Ueciiratlott Iay There were matlT who fel that in th jrreat leiileiihlal parale the rantl Army mn were treated with rrant courteiy brliirliiR I up Hi rear ff Ihe ttroce ttl u falling Into Imu la hi the afternoon and whin Iho people had Ehouted IhemiMveB bourse The en bum of fie day teemed to Bettle on tldlers who had onl playetl ultli rlreB and baloneta and upon civilian I Hhn a quarter o 11 centtir aco were eeliera ly Vnown an cbpperheadH and ln1 f put the matter thu Mronxlv that I raar tcinrer your tllsBrpoltumetit I l remttininif vou thai a nation a fief p mlr r h 01 1i eBt ttitillKht dorlt nnt aiwayn Toll e luelfin ureaT leBlal occa liiiiB It I th pomp and prectfl on of inurilal pro ceBiinn Iho coo of bra bind and tit rattle ol druniB ttie prancing of fancv tior e und the cintia tlrti f pompon ilruni malor ffarfully anftuotiderriillTitottfti up ttut I rnun popit r entlniBlarm to tli hluheBi utrli f u want to draw A crand havo 1unili dl Judy bow Charles IT Davids presided at tho servicent Cyprus Hills and the uddre IIf thedav was dellrerad by dllor ht Clair McKelwuy lu the prwsenoo of uinre than flOU I persons Services were also held nt the Holy Cro n Cemetery at IlntbUn under lilt dllectoll of Post IU and HO but there was no formal ad Winchester Post held special memorial ser vices nt the crave of Cant Salmon Inehester nftei whom tho post was niitnul Iln Cireeuwood Cemetery WillIam C Plum made an address Tha Veteran ASelation ll5th Kvuimcnt N Ylieon1 Iluryea miaves I decorated llio Iras of Carl Kllsnotth and Lieut CmviHe in Greenwood and Col 1orcusuu ruude uu ad die t There were Interestlnc terrlces at the crave of Peter Cooper in Greenwood I ho post which buars the name of the dead philanthro pist strewed flowers on the 1 ave MlsC M I etcivor ucpompatiifil by the SiMynlnth Kcelment band sung the hymn Anuals K er lirlcht and Fair and Concressiuan J lleury McCarthy dolivpied nn nrst on lion lhoinii S DaKin Post 200 made n nicniiiriil pllzrimace n ien Dnklns crave in the oometoiy There was sincinK by theSuin v ay Jitiitot Irnrd Aimy ritual service and nu addro lij Gen L It liarnuin There wore also services at Greenwood at tho craves of Gen Georue C btronK and Con Suinuol irihnm Harry Leo Iost held Impre elve services at the crnvo of Capt Harry Leo at the emetery of Ivermeens Tunis u liorsen dclivoiedthe oration Abel 1 Smith Post decnrntod the srave of Col Abel Smith an listened to a memorial lrusJ by United btutes District Attorney ilbor bTJ7rES 11111 JV 1 I 0 IrrIS Decoration or thn Monuments tn Ihe Conn tr n Famous and lirriilc lIed Tim first decorated Btnttie that the pro cession passed In Its course down Fifth avenue was that of Furrncut ut the noithwcsterly cor ner of Madison square On the head was a wreath of creon and a red white and blue Ecarf of buntluc was draped diagonally across tho 1IlIte In tho centre of tho front of tho pedestal was n national shield of flower witli tho words Our Admiral in llnral letters over It Small flues hunc from each tide of iho shield and floral anchors wero at each end of the pedestal which half encircled n wilderness of potted lowers Iarracut Post No 75 did the work A floral pillow on the front of the pedotnl of Lincolns statue in Union square which was enclosed In a wire nettlnc to hold the deroia tions In place born the words In red white and blue Immortelles Lincoln Post No 13 G A 11 On tho south sid n horseshoe of Dink and whllo robes wns crossed with swords of Ibe same Small croon wroalhs enclrellnc roses doited the west side in profusion and on the north sldo wore a lloral star nnd immor telle stars and stripes with roses surioundlm them Greens were wound around the top of the pedestal and descended to the posts of tho fenco surrounding the pedestal which enclosed a mass of flowers and plants in pots Immortelle French and American shields stuck together like the Siamese twice with lloral sword handles proliudlni tow the outer upptir corners and Hot al handa one of yellow and the otliei o red lummrlellBK clasped be low over tha oHm of Lafayette In blue Im mortelles decora ed tha front ol thu pedestal of Lafayettes statue On the two sides weie tha wiTds in immoitelle tellers on a creen Ground Loyalty and lta1 I inity The name of the decorators Lafnvetto Post 110 I formed of fluwriH correipondM with the I let tfm 0 A K on the opposito bide Greens surmounted tho whole TheAme Ictinflacln tricolored Immortelles ornamented tha Iroul of Washlnctnns pedes I tal lloral national shltldb wero on each sldo and two lod white and blue hatchets were crobpad Iho rear On tho mm of the ftatua buna wreath o crevn Flower In pots tilled thh nclosuic The deorco Washmcton POBI luIdid ilia tUcoiallDK Nuvul Post d A 11 filfi contlibuUd some rolled llovvurs lo tho decoration ot Gen Mom Konifrys nionniuoDt In tile llroitdnny wull of M Pauls Church but the burp with broken trine made of white cuj e flutters with tho Inscription Montgomery I G V In blue immortvlliS which was Its plncjpul decora tion was bronchi all the way from llosion liy the MonUomoiy Light dim d 1 ol hat I city who were the euestsof th mxty nlnlh lUel uient Upder am III II lid of I ol Thomas T IJohertv they draw up In front of llw church ISn trfm ther 011111 P M and while the land played Nearer my nod to Thee they Kitluted with their swords memorial to the britre Islhmaii whcio nittiio they Lear Ihe J otncois wilb taied heads made their tnluto on tile siei s of iho church In Trinity churchyard thelomhof Nonh U Furnham LohiLel of the Fit otiaves was dei tiialcd b Post ISX nnd Naval Post Milwith I rare lowers and small nail In red linmor taileH were tha word Not Icrccttf I Potted flowers suriouiided the crave of Char 1 Iou rmple near by and mull lacs and flow erHlnpois culled 1 attatillnn lo Dont llveup the Sjhip Lawreuco nt tho boutheabt corner of the chinch Tii decointloiiH of the monument to Alexan der Hamilton which U close lo Ikit1 Uoot l about hull way l ctvvnn llioidwaj and Church street taught homuthlnc lo llinse who look th trouble to view hdii On the up per part of the monument wus u lloral I representation of the reverse of mo 11 fat seal of llio I nlted 1 Mates which not Peliii us d IB not treuerally known It consists of an unfinished pyiamld eiiillomiitlo of iho then Ul tilt time ol lls mloitlon iinllii Ished tiiuibllc vvilh an ali cint 010 In u tiluntlc snrOtlliiled liv I a sniilmrst nbove Over llio eve are the wtrds Al 1 null trptls II G d nvors Ibo iiiidertaklns At t llo baso of the pyramldH nre the lloinun iiiiui rulfa I MDCnX I and below them Iho mono I Novus ordo btclcriiui a now ruder of thlliR Helow the roilucllnn in llovver of the teverse of the ercal oral v as the national shlld In imltailon pine cones properly col ored Il as encjicled vrltli Ivy In ihe nndsi of n niHo of impinilellc fniiucd with nxicrron In which In flcial letters wan nisciil o i llio namool the do oittih Aloiander Hamilton G A K Pott lb 1 IhoBe looking for barxalnB In fornlliire Bhnuld Tlill the warcritoini nf lf f Hint Co IUI Wet Mill BU Kbo are Beilmr al a Bacrloct lit Cldir to luakt rvotii or 1 I oodi wantiacliir d ntv lt illro JJotlrr lilarnr nil I Ccttni M AVlild it nil 1 ntirv Vint uk culurs 31T tn uilic 11 lennii Ltltf Ac MSM 1111 in onlmJt u lirci M Ittarrrs unit Niiilifn white nnj cnlnreil icslit uiutli unJcr tlutliiertt lrlC b A JL Ml UroaU y I TrnI i itnd IIniv i p r c nL un Ior trunlv Uettlers1 lrl i ull THrrautiMt HittMl Jiruiiily h Ilarrjn Ti Irophri IHI ires jroa nilklneci I I lux urUnee aiij Kowlnt y u auij tu the hair lUconti H1mln i Vlcliralrit Hlruiv lIt for lien rrlcis ury low 11 t i tti iv near JMli HU u Irciilt OI wurN iou oitiiu AIOlllNAHIS AIdlllNAHIH AIlllllNAKIS llIVVAIIIi nr 1M1TATIONB Atlfnut are freiuf inly muile to rialtn off Inferior Wateri bcarinir lubeli cloiely rciemUIni the Kiouln AllolIlrla IIILel ilottles hrarintf Iho rennlno Apolllnarti labcli art frcquetillr lllleJ nlth a inurloui article LOOK AT Tilt COPli wldeh If Rrnuhie IB liriiiild with tho name of tha AoHlnarU Company LlunlrJ ami the word Aral HtiarlH Hrunntn itrnmd in anchor A lltlMT Ol IrcA wirp v inJonT crrrn to tit 11111 win I IIH Jjf itll Ill IK rultlitl Ill mile st Iliul hnrili itiifi cirMNii M I sriwviiT JM lhav trtnl fur cirdmr Ic ih tall 141 Jlbl IL aUll1 tHblUittlOUJ I o TBBfiS WBOI T T O1VN OPSCS Wlll III IdlSD IIH flllV I INTIitl 1ISU Al I iitvTittatiJt 1 1 e IB REVIEWED BY GOV HILL Nntr xonKN lAIlA Ill or RKHVLAHB VlJ Tllli UHAX1 A It ill COT Illll Miiyor Omni und Vice President Morton ntth Ocneruin iintl tlrum Aimjr Men on tliu Voilh Monument Htiind I LowhntiKlttR clouds brought In Memorial Day dotiresslncly llio air wag thick with vapors wet from tho sen All the lluht of the sun that brightened tho afternoon was cur I tained Irom iho city lu tho curly mornlni by the miststhat bwmiit oven down to the tops of I bullillncfl and dampened with tholr clammy I touch the houso willis and Htroot stones The people looked from thelrwlndows atidwerodc I pres od by tho wot and mncirr scenes out of doors Thousands upon thousands who cnmo I out Intor did nol vrnturn forth before noon ami BO It hnpprned that streets which mlcht hnvo boon jninmed with Eluhtseers woro not oven well crowded Two rorlewlnc stands had been bullIon Filth avenue one at the Worth Monument tho other across the street Perhaps there woro j I 2000 people on both The rush or scats was not I trout and each stand could havo comfortably I received more slchtsecrs The loviowlnc party hud seats on tho Worlh Monument stand 1 his i was tho party Gov Illll Mayor Grant Vlco i Piesident Morion den Howard tho Christian so diet Gen Jackson Ctuiuiobsmnn Mchln IcvJudge au lluoon and tho Mall of Gov Illll ll was lXllctll4i A M I wlion the lirst i ot Ibo proccssluti canm by Il slnrted nl 1 Ulli avenue and 1 Klyulnih siroel wluro ihe recti I lars formed the Grand Army men liuniliiu In Ihe side Mreels down to lnrty evrntlt all cOl I I there vretu Hl oit WOUH men In Hue I and 1 tho rrgllt to Wgll 1I11 1 i tl I last one went by Oov Hill at 11 iMocloik Of I UioeltiityoiHiiilmilecicotipled In pnHlni the reviewing ilatlonn tnottveluht were taken by tlio L nlted Males letruliirs and the soldlets of tlio millla rteimunls Itiilysoven l bt tho Grand Am y 01 Uiu liepubic veterans and the few miscellaneous ortiatilallons behind them and tho other i niinuies vverolobt lu tho halts and breaks in tho lino I A Plato n ul mounted pollco headed the col mini Thall 1 rode Major Miidrltk commiind of u detachment of soldiers ot tho tenuinr army 1 hoy looked very bravo in their itch blue and reel clothes wltb puvonids Kltaniliiir and Ihelr Hues roiuhini Irom curb lo curb Tlien came Gen IltcerHld of the 11I8t 1 Hrlcadn I and hl Htufr all mounted and handsome And net came Iho boys u ir the Seventh liouliiunt I boldly dolnts their best lo slnw oft HII afre tho cs of the creit t men on tho puttloim I I lielr 11st comi I anv indicated what lilt ret1 lui nt was trylnc lo do nnnirly to niareli in tho close lurk steporiUi which tho ot Point ca de otlilbiled fo heauliiullv here during tlio centennial Hut ll was blippei matuliinir and tlio boys of tho Seventh yesteidav cllll1oln theflnn work that a clean pavement would have permitted TheKtxlynlnth Iteulinent lodovvod l looklnc haiuUomo and alter Ihe BlMynlnlh ciimo iho Ichth Ninth Twcnts econd Sev nut vfirst twelfth lieelments all mat chine as will its was pobdble ovor tho slippery imvo tntor I i lut 1 behind the roglmenls came Ihreo mounted Irtimpolors blowing merrily their horns and leading I Ihe 1Iist 1 liiillety Iholr cun cnrrinuert cumo duwu the nvoiiuo two abreast and the imumlltiK horses Imois tlio 1 heavy rumbling of Ih wheels llio shlnlnccan nn anl dulling ctins thn urllllerMiien silting impassive wltn folded arms iipmi their wiikon seals all looked very martial and stem into i i thi picture naBBlovvl pasing Irom sight t IIP say vlriiliis ol threo moio buclftuen toated down the thorouKhfare and lilt heavy horrs 1 and smindlnc ciins and lirilllantU tinlKtrmod l IKhersol the Second llnttery reproduced the i I I pictureof f Iho mlnuto befoio I The Old Guard luined at Twentyfourth 1 1 stieet ami matched back uu the avenue in frcnt of Iho Madiou square land and joined i in the review First before them pasted tho i i llamilion Iost ol tho GIt II I and ttien In files of seven eieht tennnd twelve came tlio mem bors of tho oth r veteian pBlof New lurk I I cltv Hero and Ihercwe soldleis In cnrriittes I and every llttlo way canio men carmi rias on poles Once nearlv a centration uirn they had been tine whole and new but shell I nnd blot tore nnd mined them ntid made them thn cloilous emblems nl battle that all the crowds oheen I so etvently yesierday Ono I of the piisls filiiweil In it bunch eleven ol theso banneis nf tho ray A etiard of honor stir rounded Iho men hollliu alolt the faded shreds of ted white and bine and no i no thitiK in all the lurndw was creotnd with louder i or inriler applauso than that bunch ul elcvuu old llats I II I iccpt for tho flacs tlicfreiuent nppcaranco lot I smart drum majois and suniotlmelitllo I I clrN In uniform the curiosity of the veterans to see tlio distinguish d men on the ollicutl I observation since tho fretiuont decoration of I II soldiers breats with I flowers nnd excopt too I for tho constantly inoiealnir heat I ttitio was nut much in the pasine ol the Giund Army pots thai compelled the attention of tho crowds about the iiuari The music Hint souie of their bands furnished was nmiisliiu llotwceu Iho I lilt iulle air alwij neaid nt 10 v iowmi stands Mr Morton and Mi Hunt and Mr Illll listened to Weve All lloeu There 1 fore Many a Tlmo llarsleDarlo II Ho Was the I lnd Wltn tho Aubnin Ilnir and Ills Xiimo VtaB Mike Malloy Auld IIIIIB Svno Hiiatdies from Ilniiinle and Itiiecncclri pidce Ipidi und lust lietoto tl c Hit lie Mother to say noihiuc of Irish airs that weio played many tunes I Till ptrndo wus over a few minutes after 11 I oclock 1Itlho old intard put on their bear skins and whteled around to cuurd iho dis tinguished trio of renewing ollicers on their departure from Ito stand Tlio oai rltcos eume UP and the Vicepresident and tho Governor wore about stepping frum the stand w lien the noip nf a htistllne band cum from the HVPDUU Thn He men stopptdon thflr way to Iho rai ilitres and eot rILlI to d i sumo moie review I Ins Mire emtnch there came biinci and bo hind walked 1 the radfhlrtinl men of the Muth nrd L S Ciiant Hose Coip Tho lint tf mat li was from Fillyninth I street nnd Fifth iivenuo down the avenue to I Fourteenth street and thence around nlon I Muiueto Fourth avouuo and Teiith btrcct for dl raifsal 1 I 1 anlel SIranpe Inspector Pyrn si donrmnn who waIn Ihe war with thw iliyllflh 1 ltKl I inenl ui d a btiuler In the FrancoPrussian i war under Murlinl MncMuhon wit thrVvn from his horse In front of llil Fifth iivenuo lit tho formation of the pnrado and was Injuted on the sliiilder lie VTIIS attended nt tho New I Yt rk Hospital lemouuicd his horto and II joinfd the procession tlrde Marshall of M Last Sovontrscventli I street anothet Grand Arm man fell from his I horse ttl Fortysevenh stieoi and Fillh avm tie and broke his arm He Aits laken lo Si Lukes 11 lltlll ifenry X 1 Shaw 33 years old of 723 Fleventh nvenuo a private of tho Twentysecond Heel inenl was taken suddenly III at Tidilysecond street and Fifth uveuuo He vvubc int to tho hew York llogpltal TIIK Dtf IN NIIfnUllGll I Cxerclnrnut Iolleeinnn f outKOmerv Crave nod ut IVaphlnctonH HeaitqiiMrtrrM I Kcwijunon May SOHtislneFH was Rpn erally Buspetided here todny Fullertun Pott and ropretentattves of lieno Post of New York held special services In tho mornlni at M QeorKon temetcry where Policeman Pobert A UontRomery who fell by un assassins bul let In New York city just tnojeaiH nco is I burled The post went tliroiiKh litiuilltio eiorclscs and Lawyerlohn M Gaidner dellv oiod an address devolod liirceh to Miitioni rr Mrs MontLomeiy her oune son and her sl ter with MniitciiinpiyBaccii father nnd mother stornl wicnlnt over iho Kravo iho iiivu was decorated with hamUome silk Iuua und a floul I kiiHIisack llio el t of lieno Post I In tho afternoon I llpatrlck Post of Now oik took pint with iIlls anil 1 mlenon Posts of this city n the e ertlfos at a hlnclont HeHil iiuariers Ivllpatrlck Post decorated den Ml pHliickV craie at 11t Point and irot here rtl P M 1 with a bit crowd on one of Mitt In boats I The vfrcles coinlFtod of piayer by tho llev Jniiivx M I KiiiK slncinK Americu Ibcof Our Lulun and oilier pieces an addreis hy I the llnv V h Hall and a presentation by i llll Post of u handsome silk fue to the NtW burgh Acadnniv Prerldenl llelknaiuind other minil eih of the Hoard of IlducAtlon as well IK the pupil were present und the lnadiuur tors cionndA uoie filled to overllowlnc I Jhe other InlerestlnB Incidents ol thn day wirn the decoration of tho unues of Lrel Knunpand Limit lumen P I Hair hnaiiiiwau the List of ashlncions Lifo Cniards Tilio died at the ace of nIl nnd whoso remains 10111 I within tventyIIVB feet of WaBhlnutonfi nld stonn head iiiartois A Inruo floral drund Army IniilKe In rod white and bun Immor tollos wi finnlshod by John McOlliichy a I Wall street broker for Ilout linrrs uiuvo They were old coimudcH In the army Tbe Uecutur relchrutlon Kiw PncATfit Aln Slny 300n the ECC ond day of tlio Industrial celebration nt Do ciitjruud New Iocitur twolnrtfo steamboats carried tlio excursionists down tho liver I to iho doveriiment work at Mtisclo hhoaJH now I nrtil 1 compcttd Thl I shoiln covor dUlaiuo of iilrlvsooii iiillox and tho oioidic up of f till river to naviiiilloii by excavations and sixteen miles of f canals nnd locks was lieuun In 1BVJ Mm wbli h tlmo nearly t5KMjOi havo been oxponded by Alabama and tho National ioveinmont This viIII oiion navluntli fimu Unoivillo by vvtv of Chaitam OUH and Iecatiir to the Ohio and Mississippi lilveic and I rntt th imiioino iron coal timber I Hnl I nuil ul turnl iiil f tl f ViiioO siinaio nilsol I lor ruoiy embra Inr iho Icii icstoo vii 111 and tllbutnrio The 1 ieiatii luntixii was I bioiiKhl to n succObful cioo by I the n icctlin I of rill pilnfl al IndutiliH bythp di titiiiil ii d I visitors Ineludlcc the Hon Amo Cuiumlnub I of Kew York Tilt NAHObAI CliilKTlCltlKS remo le nt Al llnclmillicHolrtlrrnHome itnd the Tomb if Sliri Idiin tind IICHII VArtttiNmos Xtny U1l1o Mlormis of the Into war turned out In 1001 forco lodav to mnko their annual pllgi Images to Arluuton tho Soldiers Home nnd other grounds vvhnro tho lemnlnsof their old comradon I rest Tho procession to Aillncton was thu loaluroof iho II Iny Several hundred old veterans ninny cm I nine tholr muskets and otheia bearing slicks cnppod with small lags voto oscottod I by llio Illsrift National I Guard In tho match to tho National Cemetery To thoso who liat o for years mint observed this ceremony ihero was something ailoctliti In Iho unduly shiltiklm lire ihc whitening hulr und ihn I bulling gull of thoold warriuis Ni verilielosH they do a pretty show us ihf nttalKlitiiiiMl up hi lino and tnareheil with a cay iissumi lion of brisk ness towaid the homo f tho dead I The Gntnd Armv i f tho cpuhllc 1 hnd con centrated ItsMTdtiH ill on Atlingoii and tlio I ceiemonlas Ihero were upon a Intgerealo than Otsowhile Atlotneyl Piieritl Oilier vuis thn imresenlntlvool I tho Administration at that place don 11 si AlcMindui wits boo aim nf i tho day and the PI cm was dellveied by I lluceno F Wnte of KHIMII I Iho Invmntlnn wits mailci by lllMtop Huist l and npiiopilato music waBrendoied liy tho Marino Hand and Iho Moa t Club and a salute was llred by I u bntur of artlliery I At thnStIdleiH1 Iir me Majot S K Iloekvrood dellu i od nn unit Ion and Ol lioWllt C ipiiigno read an original poem while litliar olhccs ivrro performed ul the ongrpsMonitl I emttory bv ilie lion vv W Cuuy and Guuito 111 lorn lug itfpectivrly I i Flowers were Btrevrn ovei Gon 1011111 I tomb by iicommlticonl 1 the Ioizau Guard tI I lldnr and Hppiui ilitc ceremotdes vvotc held In Hour allot thocometeilcB wlieio votvraus lira 11Il rt Matthews r Church masavriiscelel rated at It I oVIot k loi tho lepuse nf Hit sou of Ihe Inlo Gon SlierhUn and foi tlio soldlets who Itll m battle Thochlldrdi ot 1 Gen Mterldan occii pled llio family lew Mr Mioridiin was not i preenton a count of lcknos Tho ntteiidam n at Arlington was unusually Impound Included a nuiiiberi f illstliigtilKiieil peisoiiH Mrs Hitrrloii Mr and Mrs M ec and Dr citt I th While liouse iiulved shortly before I noon and broipht it liomiuct of f lloweis which wus plincd on Gen hrildiinH Uiavo den stht Hold and stalT Mmators Saw voranil Mud rsnni ivll seivlcef 111111111 I1n Lymitti and Pilent Comniisioiier Mitchell weio alo pruont nil I I rst oeiemony 11 f the dill WUH at the Mietidim nuinent Iloro mombrrs of iho G A H I commtlecs of the Romans lleliel Corps and ul iho Loyal 1 eglon coiiimnndery hud gathered wililn Ihe enclnsutt around thn monument M ho Milllio I and tinted u dirce ntioldvntc ran pulled a nil o and Iho lugs which havo covered iho monument since It WIIH put in pine fed f lo Ihe Lionnd oMnMiii to view tlio plain grnnlle shaft Ill lecl high I earing nu Its face a inone busi luetUllinn o Gen MIOI idan Tlio Womans Hollo I orp threw a simner of roses mound tlio base nl the monument and later In Hie dnv tho hildien ot Gen Mieridan ndded ihcir ntIIl contilbtitlonH to ihn heap which kind hands had stiewn about thoir fathers mavo FxinrtsFs AT onTTisiitro I GrrrTMitro May 1I1 Memorial I Davwas ob served lietn in the usual manner At I li clock tho colired school children decorated thu gittve ol their soldierwith npp 01 lime exwr tles At 1 P M I tho prricelon lo I li Pnl J 1 Ci A It I movod out lliiltliuiie street to I the National I emotery Hole tho tnifllH of tlio public schootH wero In waiting Alter four cointndeol Posti had rend their trgi luror v ices 11i chllitfcii walked 1 in it i cds and stiewedthn gieen lull about Ilie graves wiih lower Al Iho tostrum the cr l eo oponed with nra or bv tin llev 11 Mclvi itht IKSdent of 1cnliHjhunlt Oillcgu lolin M I Ivtautli Kst Intlt dm ed iho oraior of tho 1111111 lien Stewart L J Wood ford of llitioklvn His nildresH was vmy bilof owing to the dlngieenblp vvrnthT Tho Itev f II liunkerl closed null llio loncdlc1in Tho oiercles we e Inteistcred with music by iho Ai inn Asocimon of Idiltimoro FOILI MoMtl May 11111 Grand Army posts I from Norfolk Portsmouth Hampton and the todiers llnmo dectiiiitod tho I nioii and Cotifedernte graves lu iho National Cumo tcry al Humplnn today AT ANNvinus AXD nviiiMorK ANNVIOIIS Mrtv WI 1 ho decoration of Kruxes ttiditv was under the due lion of MPiiiloPiistli I I It id I nmiols Thepio cesin liirined at 1 P I M and was ompood ol Iho NtiMtl At adetiiy luiiul IIP Milfun Hard tttiiu tho Naval Acuhinv lilt mvotiiuis Gunrm Aniiapolis ai d Meido Pot Ii A II I Till liivoiiainf f the Hi ml was K clcd at iho cciuptorv 1 he pit cvslnn proceeded 1 Hrl ti tho National mol v and then to the Naval t eincteii slrowing Iho gravia of ihu dead with flower HuriMi nr May Mil Docnrntlon Day wns obsotved wilh intrlotV I pnlliusiam nil dillerent cemeteno wete viitod b the Gland Aimviots Al tho National Cemrtori Lou don Iarktho pr mlon ii torid Ihe tritcs amid llio hit alll uf martial music nnd iho bcon Ini of minti o guns The UMtlniial nluto was flnd b guns tr uii Ion I M I llonrv Tho illation was iiltvoied by thn Hen deorue C llacltnn nf f asiiliiin Tiiocxercisesrloed vtith trowing i iwcis und an ntllllert iiluto All the posts held memorial oieicl eo at their hall tonight rKUIDS jrclrIlAX AND lUNroi K I Piiiiuiriiiuv May 111lho thirtysix Grand titiv pnsts of ibo ulty todav deciiiated tliog aveIn nit atvelLht comttterlcs loiated In iho iiu and ad nliilng cituniies Anuiinor of Pin iilnlilua ftiiiiades nlo left the Ill U to tttend ttio leiimunie at tho gutes f Gen Grant in New nrk ien Mclle an in Trenton Gen Uo nolisin I 1 uiii astrrnt dlon ljatici clc in Norrlnt vvn Tho mot inteiesimg dccdrii lion I Oiemoiio in Hns city wo o al Liuiel Ipineterv whcrn ieorgo Meado Post was us sistcd by Iiifayetlo I ot Nd Kii t nf Now ork and wax nccninpanled to the i emolerv liy ninny pidiiiincnl it iie I eiiet iho must notnblo of whom wa du Will T hel mUll I nciwKus nii TIII inft AMI Tilt onvy IJIKMINIIIHVI Ala May tHMemorlal Day I was ribsirvetl 1 lu llrmliiLhain Iho II A K pi st anil the C nedeia e eteians Assfctniion nniieu in it unlit ce dual en and tugsibrr tliey ilacoratpd llio crio ol Federal and Confede rate dead AIIANH May30 O M 1 Mitchell Post G A II dtcoiute I thn graves in the National CenC tory at Matlet a todav A pretty feninie of iho day was that alter decorating the gra es In the Nationil erneen tiio Grand Army men wenl to llio Con edcrate cemeierv near by anil dei orntnd tlio graven ot the dead Concdcintos XKVV HVWN May Killio oterun MniiKninl Association of i t Haven wlnle deccralincr the grave of Iwitnlythitt of their dead this morning did not f rget tlie ciavo of a Confed erate soldier lu ihe eitmo cemetery 3 UK 1031U AI Hernlce hy I S rnnt Inil O A It and H hultltc by the Vur rtili Ciuletiu The U S Irani lot 327 of tho O A H hold memorial services at lion Grunts tomb leBterdity Crowds began to Rather In llivor 1 fido Iirk us early us U oclock In tho morn i In ISy 1 oclock toveinl tln iiEaiid persons hud collected uroimd lh tomb Tho Lultud Mntefi ship Galena arrived off thn park In Um miimlng bin It wi iicjib 1 I oclock bnldte Pol Ml hoadid by Iho lindge port Inn 1 and escorted by l i mpiinv 1 jmfii tvllrsi lioglmenl iinliad J lie L t Giant Iloo I omi nn nf the Ninth vyard was alto In IIIi and tne lefTt Iost G v 1 lollowed a lltlli lator A still bretve thai riiMii whtu cii s on tho Iliidsnn made It diflieiut lor Ihe 1 audience tu hoar thosi eakerx Thn iltual of ihe G A II vrns leeiled by oinmiiniler George A Price of tho I K Giant 1osl llio liriilgeport land then played tliofurcral innuli under Ihn dlrtfiioii f Gnoice F trtit lat Chlel Iliailaln Am ersrm ottered prayer ami Ihe band Plaied Stfo in iho nl ins of lesns I Commander iioorge A Piico Oiluei nl the pay i Lliivd A hoiiMlic and Cluipluin Mason tnllacliernlsii look puit Inlhe G A II iiltial The iiiilon was delivered by tho lov Dr J M luekky Alter UIK bnntl had plnyod My Countrytis ollheo Company H d the fevenullrt lleii monl llrcd III oo vollovH in limit Giant it tomb u it iitrtlni FII uto hapiaiu Maon Gallaitlier piniituncidtlie lioncdctinn and tlio buglo mil lap was sotindtd by Geoigo baigor vvhu was wlta Giaut at City Pcint lor u year and it Half Gen o O lltVvarl who commanded tho right wlncof Gen siionmiiih aimy on hi cele bralrd inarch mado tt brief nddioF Hiring the cereiiinnlos ut tliu uruvu Ihe L idled Males ship ofvvar Gtilnna Ilird miitiito guns nml at the clu o a siiliito iiMwtiitj unit guns Iho ftont of ilio ton b VVIIH i lal otaiely deer r otid wilh lloweis Twi of Ihn Iliusl pieces ivin honl b I hang iii lliiiitho t hliiost Minister al IIHiii ion Onn pieco was In llio form ol a tag In rod whle and blnn HoweiK Over the dour VVIIH tho Inscription lnshilind In tin1 Hearts ol out onntryincu A iiiagiull tenl lloral pillow VVIIH sent hi tho New ink Coiumamleiy of Ihn louil Iccion and itaiii mar Sichodl fl cont Ibtitod Illty putted tlanlN A big lloral liell intended to rep n eiil Ihiudd Imlcpendencn boll Imm Ihn tmfrlption H W aniimalur A Co Pliiliilelphii Tho snr fcplmuun ws cie od vvith magiilHiont lloworH 1 Inpolice nerii under llio command of In si ector Conlln and I aids Ivoilwilgbt ami Hditkorol the rogiihirfi ice find apt lieiitly ol thn paik pollco A dclegailuii of llrnollyu pnllie all 11 A II vcicram atltinjcd In a body Among the iiii lH on Iho sluml vvoro tho llnv Di TiiTani MajorGen HovMtrd dipt Chnstor Gen Idsepli C lackon irv A II Ponllcld Doputy oinmiiniler Harrison Clark i f UK G A II Idit It HainnM lnnnr Vice l Iliip inlotIn i i G I iirtml luihil i i I i u lit Vdilon IVV II i did1 s r I III l l iiitn I Tl S M I am i i ep i rg I Tain I o t i N I ht e li n lin i i ton I S AI apt I K Juibcns I c tlli inn M Ipplo and Ad miral Fntliiisoii I h Gianr Jr wutt tho only member of thti Grant family present I HE LEFT THE METHODISTS VAbXOtt iTHHV K VIIUKtIAff JOAS Till t VIIVKCII nmnitrntlicr Iltllirr It nil lire nnd Itiotli reH SMtnn All Mrlliotllst Pi riirlirl s The 1adier VVMN Cliupluln nr CoiiKre ii Tliotii iiiliM of tlio West Twrtityfourlh street Muthodlst Kpltcopal Church who nt londod the weekly pritior mcotlncoii Wcdnon day ovcnlnc wuio surprlpod at tho i resouco of tho llov Dr A J Palmer Iho iircsldlni older of the district Dr Palmer lives In Yonkers nnd nlthoiiKli ho had froiiuonlly visited tho church In his ofllclnl capacity nnd ns a filond of Its pastor tho Itev Dr John I Ccokman his comlni had always been known befoio hnnd Just before tho benediction on Wednes day nlcht ho aimouncnd that Dr Cookmnn hud handed him his resignation an pastor ot tho church nnd vias about to leave tho Meth odist society and become a clorcrmnu of tho Protiitnnt Episcopal Church Tho nnnoumeinent wan u crcat surpri o to Dr Coukmuns conuieuatlou Dr Cook man lu nfow words told of tho regret ho foil ut leav ing the proplo of tho church and spoke of the pleasant iclatlons between them since ho came to thorn a vmr nto Thorn win no further ex planation of the reasons tnai had lod Dr Iook man to mako the chance Di Cookmau sim ply said thai he felt that io ha I a call to join thn Ilotetant Kplscopnl fold and ho had con scioutloiislv obeyeil Iho maiidito I IIIVK done this Dr lookninn said yns Ivtdnv heeaUp nl pro ound icIliloiiH i onrlc tion and tlmt Is all Thoro I no iroiible in mv linn h and my reiutlons with tho Methodists aio iilen nnt It Isnstep which 1 have loni beoi luflltiitinc i term men ol tho Methodist Church nho loniiml ust nlclit liotn u Hrv repoiter that Dr Cookmau had left them to join the 1 plsco pal hiiieh niie amapd The Cookmam ha o tmcn nilluri of tho Melho dft Chunli In America for nearly u hurdrtd years Iir took mans Knindlailier WHS a local csleian treachei In Hull Fneland In lf0 nnd Dr CoOKmuns father deorcn I Coukman was ono di ihu poworlill reacheis of tho Ameri can chinch early In tho eontu v Ho Ilist Ptviched at Kclmnoetaiiy u U tlien letiirnod to 1 iiKlund bat camu to America acaln and In Is i was u member of the Phllanelplna Come encn Ho pleached In New r ey Petiu Kvlvanla Murylnnd ami vvaidilnutun and In l ts mil ihii vrn i huplnln o nnsrobK In imi hosilled on Iho Illfated President fni a visit to lticlmd Tho Bteamhlp and all ou botird wore I HI GeoruoC ookmanS sons Alfred and John 1 Cookman vveru early otdnliod Jlothndlst n inislers Allied was n most conspicuous preat hor In the Phllutlolphla Nunaik ami Now ork t onferences and died ten rear auo leavlic two sons who themselves me also Mttln tllst minl iers no Isnow Inthn Nowark Conferfiicc and tho olhcr IHU member of tho Philadelphia onfoionce Dr J 1 Cookman entered the XPW York Confeieneo In KMil and preached at Lenox MUSH Harloir Yt ushliicton stieet Pouuhkeep sle Dotlford stieet and at Tiinity MetholUt clitiieheH New Yoik In 1S71 ho VVIIH trans ferred lo thn New Knclund Conforcnte and tirficlicil In Tinmont stieet Iostu In 1 77 ho enteretl tho New York 1 ast lonfoiemo and had churches In hltyflisl street New Voi and 1 list Ilin o and tho Cei tral hutch llrook b n In lss i ho returned to tho New York Con fereme and returned tn tho old lledford sticet ehurih vvhero ho hail preached tlfteen jeniH 1 efore Last ynur ho wns appointed to tho pastorate of tLo West Twentyfourth ttrcot church It was Ipnined a t nlcht that Dr Cnokmnn hail 1 eon in consultation with Ilitfhon Potter of Into with u view to maklna tho clmnco Iho ldcoil Chi reh rennlins a prohatlonary term of six months boft ro cloicymcn nun other ilenomlnatluim can bo oidained In tho 1 tiscipal Church Ills not novi snry for tho dleeirlti clercynian to pntpi tho denoiitl I heolriKlcil cu any othor somlnair ol the Lull popnl Cliureh but ho tnut thoionchly m1 rm himself hy nrlvito studi or with tutors as to the dlfletpncH In tho Inctrli es of tlio so loiyho ha lo t and t o 1 plseoim hiinh and provo hi knowledup to the satisfaction of tho JJUhoii bcforo ho can bo ordained iTEitrAZAMi3 ioit IIIK oniiiASs ICecrptlnn nnd lir 1urndo of the Cadeta nt Iliu llrliift t i iiliun AH IIIIII At lonst 2OUO people attended tho nnnunl iccoition nt tho Ilolnew Orphan Asylum Tenth avenue nnd 13lth to llibth slreot hold Usterdny tinder the direction of iho lioard of GovcMnursnnd the Ladles hewing Suclot All day lung tho visitors chnttod nnd promenaded in the Bpacitius hulls uf Iho Insllunloii or Avatchcd thn orphans at Ilin 01 octod tho into collection of t eodlpwork vthich the vung glils in tho inelituliou had piueed on filnbi tumAt 4 orlnck camo thn dross parade of tho Avlttm adets numbering 1M and In tided by llio avlnm band nl llenn F Tmuam and stall ol tho siiVotith llcglnient Veterans in viewed ihu tliridn ami Cul Tiomaln compi meiied tho oting si ldjr i upon their u a tinl bourn g ami their aptiiudtt or militurv evolu tion MajorGen Iliiniel HutlLllicld who was tn havo leviewed Iho paiade bin whu was called out of town sent a lelcgrim tuIKsl denl Tr e elieiiltn rnnnestlnt him to pio sent to the lilt In I el low heart v nngrittilalii us on thoii splendid uptioaianco in tin cetilennlitl tlvlt i aradn and iition their success in raising a hannei w hicli Is no ing iiiado for tlioiii Among the petson lucsent were fesse Sellg riinn ex Chariiv iinii Isidier Miei Mini Mis ntoli li okmitn Jirs llei ry dorHe Mrs 1 rank Mis Lmiis Lavonberg Mrs I nninunl Lehman Mr nnd Mrs Isidur Unrm S r licnry S Allen lullin Nathan Commis sioner lie itl Nllgman I Mrati Mmon hliitor M and Mm It schlnotelu lionry New man Jacob Illiinientlial Laarux 1oson feld 1 M luskn tho Lev Dr K Kihloi the Idv I r Gutthcil and tho llev Dl Do fcula JPtides 1 ho orphan asylum now shelters CSC In rAUAUK OF Till I MnUe l ofllin FUr Ilnttallona that itlll j 31 inch lii ltroariny i Tho i olit paiiulp will iiinicl from tho ttnttoty ill 1 T M today up IJroatiwuy In tho follouiui Older upfrinti ndf ut Murray Mounicil Mttl at Allan i hift Hi mon Ptopfirn li l vuk f rip 4iiii iMfiff M uritiitftT tlUitjtt u In irren i fi ll llbtriis friucJuJ Kmr Jmt liunutMii Jtlihainl loifvy Color l rr KniiiicUiiuu Heiirj Krer ffvnh lu mm MH Kami HMI HniuHril oiinfl i hlrf in rtor Thomas r riif tint rrirruut Mfnn r ilriiburili rr trc tin Mail r lioiiiitMi wit t luir es iiia i r tr ruin Hid i jpt iiiniiM Mtlatuhiui ihirii Ca t ldwjr i sp tu lour ti rrceitit l ou lith apt I iticn O iiiith ith hfritrwiit truiL ltil b betrmli Cnl Ill Up iBily riLh h critunt Jultn 1 Kri uhrr nintU Cai i ciiaf iran t u It rct i MiCuilCtfh Tarvl wavon orlhlrl eicn J Im In ft hizi itinth fjinun I til f rnnd ttiitt4i m 0 uiie li nerinr lUnrr V Sirf n Ail iit ni nf1tlt Jntiii IU l tfrpffint Mttjor rnuinUtiian I ank I tudir I iiin tnr tnnii Ulf I iri njUn in niti Kl i P4 krcoitil i u tKtn V ll l im Ir k in laid i n uli ilfhn iwalu fnirtti scr ur ni Iti U Mnt uin Ilfti tHiti o n II Mr lil JHI nl Sn rrt fkhili h nttit Max fftiuntilcrr niitti iapuni MUlAia TliumpMin inth i nputn Ul Hum 11 i iiMIr JAtrul c ii of Thfrly thir I Ireclnct unh epn fill K nJ Tnnl Piit licn ntirl IIHIIIMMI r Mftkti fr S 11 Maj r Itiiinitliiiun i rtrint K nmjiii iiininn t mn tnimlT Hrn t j um Mh I rl 1 Muri In Ktiit1 i uI tain J ilurd art nirr third i ai Aln II in l Hi fmirih t eallt AiUiu Cinjn futh infni lo l i rtirnHt ttli hrrjrfJiMt Itotiert niti t iitli HPRIU Al x ii l r S ar n fcltth htrprant J l jiril Mttrrt niiiih frcff iH Uiltnui IRII irntU IAjtata liMfpli P lrtki Ia roi wavnii of Ililrly fonrtli rrrclnet hrtfiil lint Krjlnirni In 1 Tourfli IlaMn in utifl iu pfct r IXer fnnltn Atlji tiin niant lohn K ilroo Con i any l urn itund m 1 tru ijptaln nhn litnnrr tfrrnt tiMulii Htdi iil t ftn i r tltlrtl i t4iii Nifb a Hrcokf tnnrth rr fiit llliMui hr MIT nftli I iiaui llfirv l oo r itii Krrkrunt MiclHrl Sl rlmn kt riiMi Cumum Mdr nrrlM rUhtli IHphln il l it I op tfn iniih erifai t umlmijfiui JJuUni icntU tMiUHtn VMI Um C K ttrrhnii Itttrul wacon nflhlrit nttU Irecllict Flfiti n ttall tiO lnnr ATl ron 8 Copftnnil Adjimti t trtffint Jatiii J Hrnptiv h rreanl Major Tniuiluimn 1atrlrk Ui i i e t IIH ny mnnuinflf I r l ujUln Im R Cnrlaud f nl Capt in M Hum h Hi thlnl MptAhi i rrjtc nrtHn fourth r it nt Uitt UeUnif Tfiti af tniu lin Miiiliri f h iircrnnt uhti liVL ra 1 k trnth t wpulti I1 niti14 l an Hplith K rmni tolin Hamllnn nltilti hrrtunt Ilfiirvo Cnrbfit litnh frftitiilu 1elfr uli 1 mir iiirot Kd ons 11 Ire Oriitnrx of Iiitiliutlun CulUcr Nino bliitlcntu of Manhattan Colleco coin pclc I MltrJiu I Aiiorlntinii llul Ijruh iirrrt nrar Firtli uMtuiii for Ihe fuld ineilul klvrn yearly h Joi ph rUe Oratory at Ainliemt iilleee Mny SO Tlio flflpon tonttdtants for thf prie vpokf ioilu trfnre M cniimdt f t couipo fil r Iro John itarilf in r or smith oiiruA th 1 Ulf in I lh fEfv Ifniit iirk ot irlunii tin It Uivtin1 Utur tl I a il II rlli II ll 1 t ol Ml I t HI 1 v f o I n I l un I in t ii r n n I j Si f r l ul ii nmi lul ii titti i r ll IIMII So Hi liniibinl MI I thirl It tune town N anil rrrttirllL 1 I Wti illirilI Miil 7lifr l cumrrte lor llio Ilitlc pn rt 10 It Mitar tu tl vu whoeicililudellvtrr I tad c uiF iUU B HltKAIllMI Till T1X Cnpt Intvrrnm lllrt It It Ilnrnrtt 1ont O A 1C or Tarrjlow n Wouldnt Tlio povv ler Hlntuo which ImhBiirmotintpd llio RoldlotK1 monument for llio last ch weeks In Slouliy llollnvv CVuintery nt Tairvlovvn wasnt dcdicalod yesterday nccordlnu to Iho orlttltm Intnnllon Theto VVIIH no iinvolilnrto IKI done toi Caiil Allied IIIVVIPIU had dnno thin wlhoul any rniomonr n fovv dnjs itftcr i tlio nllceod lirnnro wim put In placeoniiicoiinl ol tholiuo and ciy ttiitt was mined throughout llio town Caid liivvreme had vowd that there fdiould lio n crcul event jo terday dy ty of did cation and en Alexander llamll I ton who was the Chnlrinnn of tho romiiillloo which secured the tin poltller for t i watt Vilth lilm In MlrH luil liu uusnt on liiind jcs tenlay hat actunllv took ulnro wn this Cnpt Lawrence and his POII ttioso nt dajlluht and nl ftoc ool linforo iiiivlmdy clp itol it ppep at thrill they hlod thcniTlvrs lo llio rcmctciy vvlllt u banket of llnwrii nnd diiiirntcil llio priiilioiV monument nnd tho pnvvlcr lluuio Tlioy illRtnbiitnd ru 0 lioun Idilly at the lmn and ctnamontcd llio puvvlvr vllh u cios and nrcath lieivvtnn 0 and in A M Wnrd It llurnelt ICKI vvllh Vtmmnndpr T C Cnrpenirr In I duiruo to thn number of thirty colliiind lu Mint of Ihe Mifonlc Hull nml headed lij Iliu i lllnen drum corps ami fnnced by Imvs in d lrN on clllur fldrt tiiarchcd to Slcein Hollow with halfiK of llnuciH and fiuK Tliey uprcitd IliWprB iinon the uravcH nlioiit tho BIIIHO moiiii ineiittliat Nil I I avvrenio hnd v lilted lover rnlly four houit4bifoie and they placed llovvent HLnln t the muniimeiil nlonildn thoo of I ltiwitiiee bill lliey iroaled Ihe povvlur bOtdlur with silent ontemit 1 did i I e IKII look lip nt It nil thn tlmn I 1 vrai there paid nimnnder aipenlei and ll didnt loallyuccur lo me Dial Ihero wits such u tliltiir I Howfvor thn Hpnrn wat very coniplcuotii It Hcrnittl oven hlaeker tlmn when It vva put up and nit cf the people who Hiunieiud tlirniiuh mo niflery tool Kpoclnl noliro of It A reporter ovnilicaiil oveial ivmaik ita they tioliited It out tn Hlinneeri j ThpreH thi tin boldior theyve made BO much flip nliont The vlllnrri I rustees peom to lie wittled 1 with Ihe iiiMie forhe pleenl on Ihe piincl nic llint It I I etler tlmn untie ut all Tho tnvvn lm nflnred to help tho K A t pot nort nn other motiument and liroiii tntne lo cost liilllsomevvlerotiitsltle of iliuUlliiun by the tiuio tho ualnt vvoars oil thu tin auldior A Koir omit TIII The Uritnd Arntv Ohjeetn o Ilnnern From JCIvnt Afiikoctitlldii CuiriAoo Jlny 80 Decoration Iny In Chlcatrn wns maried by an unusual scono crowincout of 111 fepllne botwcou rival factions of old BI Idiots In Oak wood Cemetery there aro lundicds of Union hnd Confedoiiitu sol dies burled It VVIIB nrianned that thedecin tlon services vvoio to lo under thechitrKoof tho Grand Army men und special cnto vas taken to protect their iluhts as two yeuiit IIKO tho old soldiers and sailors Association had token j osos K n of tho uiiuitl stand and placed their IhiKs over tho ciavot The two orcinlzatlotiH are at swordB points II belnc asserted by tho lirand Army men that tho members of tho O S H A are ovpvlled inomi ers of the drand Army nnd thorofoe Perons iih whom they cannot associate cvcu In doltm homnuo to the dead As tho t run loarinc th firandrrny mon VVIH iiiiloiillni Its pasteiiKcrs and lieloro tho Stand Aimy cniird had neon pla cd aiouud thSoldioiiHomo Plot t apt 11 Slahoiiey and his biother move up with two lloral pict os nmrked In inoinorliim O SS nnd H A Camp Douglas Ono was lor tho Confedointc sol diers Kraves tho other fot tho tnlon dead IiHt Comniander McDonald of tho Iratnl Army Pot of Luclewnnd was in eliarco f the mound Ho fitepp d In front of the Mahoney biotliDi iet u way from IICIP you eint put nn ol your d ciirationH heio tho drand Army Is ntt inline to the dpeointlon ho aid o have as cood u rltlit to leavo a tribute flomtheO S A b as sou havo uid we pro Ito o lo do it ell you cant brine It lu here replied tho Post omirantler I ho two In otheis laid down theirlloialpleco lint Mahonoy pushed them bnclc 1 lion Ihero m a bcullle Tno Mahmio lieejinn di s pertlo Well tiikf that in i r then will bo it dead man hern said ono and as sumo of thu Ortnd iiny men uirlved McDonald was per suaded to allow tho flowers to ho planod on tho cioiiml Throats vvoio made that the voiild IIP detroyed lt ihe drand Army men Then Ill kill thu first inin that daios touch them salt ono of the luotherc Tho crowd tip proaihod 1 ho Mahoncvs wntehd their tlotveis uvvhilo but no one intotfored with them 1 1CU1IT10 HAY AF 1T A1II7 A Kun nn nncrr Miitun ludf u Npcrrll ViUli the CHIrrni AfUTViurd Ilenonnerd IT SMITH Ark Hay 30 CoiiKicfsiiiuti Kelly of Kansas made a pretty mess of his Decointlou Day speech hero today lu the National Cometoiy After tho Hon Thomas ISarnes a luoiulneut luvvvcr hud doliveiedan oration Sir Kelly was Introduced and proba bly no people usseinilcd on such uii occasion nuild ucli sin roniidinis and such fiatornity of foolli i ever lilunpd to such it speech Amoni oiherthinc hesud in substance 1 ho statoo Aikansas is In tlltropnte Com rades lioiijimln and Clavtoii ero asisinnioil in this State Inn auothe wco ln al to thu Ulli of theircountiy The eves of tho entire coun tiyaro upon Arkansas lie said his Suite Legislature had pn sed renolutins denouncit K Arkansas and calltiii uit n tho national io oriiin nt to piotoct its poonlo ovott If It had to put it under martial law and thou continued I am a ontiiesh iiMti ami comrades 1 will sou that you aro pioiocUd if tin linliience and pover cnii ufTpct it even if wo have to tesort to martial law Tho indlzniitlon of our ciliens it tho speech of Mr holly ctilmliiated In n si ontai ooiis inectliiK at tho Couit llouo at a P M Demo ciats Hepublicaus and diaml Army mon look purl and adopted losolutions ilenoum Ini Kelly In ecathlni luucuauc Kelly lias loft town Tlio Duy ItmeiTrd In the flty of Mcxleo CITY or Mixicn liny mi via Cinlve tnn Decointlon Day wns duly observed by Ameri can ladlos in this city who went to tho United States Cemetery provided with nn nbiindanco of Mowers md dooiatod iho Hi Idiots Monu ment A lloral line was plif od over the iiionn iiient markini the uiavcs of soldloiH who loll in 1SI7 Muti llonois WHUI sent t the coinc tery by Iuitod States Minister llvnn At tho banquet in tho evonlncouii Illsbio nndMlu ibter llyau inndo spoeclios Cl t UVNIIM SiircrMMor on tile National Jlrinoeiiille Cunuiiltlrr CoTiVMiiiA Jlny tol John 0 IlnskcU of Columbia has boon elected tho member of the National Democratic Committee Irom bonth Carolina to oiuceed Cnpt Duwson do ceasnil Tlio election took place at a mootiiiu of the Slalo KMCutae Commltteo toniuht and was in aniuioiis Col lliskell Is u moinhei of tho LwulsUtiiro fioin Itichlu d coiiuiy ami C hlllllilH ot Iho Wav llld Meins oiiimllioo which pino lie lias hold lorasones of iuis Ho is pciie al counsel lor tho Itlchmond and DniiVillH llallroiid and at tills tlmo ho Is en route to tho I Itv of Mexico on Important louil business Ho Id oMectcd to teliirn 111 tllllu foi iho meelint of thu National Committee uu Juno 1 Ttir IlrX Kty to Hie Nutlonul Trcmurr MASlMXdTox Jtny HO Iho National Museum him just rccilvod from A C Wlnslow of lux city who was superinlondcnt of the mechanical division of the Treasury Irom to 1 77 tho llrt key to tho Nationnl Treasury iiiado by AloMiii or llnnilitoii who wis Sucio tiiy llio key Is of lion about nine Inches loni and IIIIH tln o indepondont vvitids two vorklni vvlihin tho liaini of iho Inmost und nil marketl I Intricato wlnuniKb of iho melal ovldently In ondod to fit lino similarly ar utiiBid tumblers in tho lock The slunk is hollow and each of iho wards Is tntdcd i a separate liiniHo Mr Wlnsluw HIVH hat Iho lock which IIIIB not been prinrvrd wasoiicned when the fincriil w mix wore at tlhi uncos ti one aiiothnr Tite kot i an fi ollcnt iieci iiirn of bnitduvurk itud while Uiw la iiuiat all clumsy Cui rtlptlon In IthlrU Ivlund Niwroitr Mny noAnother In nrlii vvns heldtcidny by tho IvuiHlativn oiunillteo In tho disputed lilncl Islaiid olrctlon caso In which thorpit of Joliii D Shilllold Irillop is pmi tustod Mill fuitiiir d nuts of con in lion worn made anil o fii bu li i of vt es harniMl to iho IIH ljj nao ro lit r cini o atnull tho Iui o Tit M ut J o atUtlivls 111 tlio tilse ihW nn til ot I ItMlbln rlnto if corruption 111 polltli s on tho Island The CIIKD i onus up In iho House tuinorrowwhunacieitt IM o Mrs Killed It un Ilxprrm Trnlu Hotint NonvvArK Mny w Tim Ilousn torlc cxproks which Icuies New oik Bhorlly ntct l M In I T ck iiieti who wetp walk It on tlo i i ii t t s Id di a UK li i iiuly Um ro ll DI weio i onili in l ei where Ihiy leimi t in PIIIIC f ihtt IriBCiiUi Hi lortwilt IIIR idi ntll a i n lidli men w TH well drcHbcd I and the iemnin Induaie that tho tuvu wre I porecos la fair circuuntttncge IMS TIIIS Jtur iiiion ronr ril Ti lin Mini ISri ninii unit n lint llo ISur nM Ilmiu HIM Nnnii A cliuliby Icriimn boy nbdtit I TIIM old with nlntincil fn n liorl rrniMM broHii hair nnd Ma uny vnt found by IolliTimm illlntn 1 Srlinti at 1 ld otroct nnd Smonth iMonun at i I M on Ttipkilny Tlio bov win drr scd with cioit nniiMSH In hllcclollui9 black oikinui niil biiinl iitW Imttnn plioct Ho bid no tin I1 It Id Ilir million ill Inliro Ilinil iiiniiM that ho mustnt tell lilt immo whli li mailo tli niiitri M plcldtm t al ho had bifli al indiini d uln Hint lii li uctlon t t nlas In1 nd w Mil hit In iliunt know lilxliiiino Hifail toluo u iil to wash mo und ho iiiitttiipil i tu no irU i ory ques tion that was a kid him I li on Informa tion ho voliincnicd 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V I f TUB SUN FRIDAY MAY 31 1883 w 111 BIG BAS BALL CROWDS I II 110000 erirTATitti KK Tin TIIO UAMKN AT nillKlKIVN Afilt VHOOO AT 1IIK HVNKIX A III Tale New Work PI4 t Itrflriklyn 1ltihlt Vln aincil Insie lloston Iliker Two cUitineM from the MCUKOS lr ey lly ln One orihf Two Junrs vvllh hen New ink flubIt IA In fl event Kninr Immr Munv Amutrtir cfonle t Prllicrtnn lrle t UurvHrd br Clnee Hrurr The Atlead mnrr ml Ymlrrtf ai iiitnr The nctunl nttnndanco It the irnmosof tho four treat hivfe ball oreanlatlons Inthlsimrt of the country yeitor lay Is I shown In the fol lowlnc table The Ikuies Into wurrd by i TUB SUNS correspondents nnd me eonecl I THE NATIONAL LKAllUr 1 r rtlltA Hprning Aflfrnoon Tfffll I w York 11 n IH7CI ft 41 I PhlaIlphla 21 Iw2 I j8I 1 I waihlntton ami I llnln VlMl L BOHUII t II n IM i I Totals 14419 07 4I4 8 THR AMKntCAN ARROriATIOS I lftfr rcltfd J rnlc0 y e iiiMi rI t IrookltD 1416 1211 Wl411 laltlnnre Italn 311 2I lt Ibllajlplila 1 0 II r Columbus Rain Kaln Totals 11434 I I7IH 4J1R2 7 2 I JNTEIINATIONAI tot 1 Pae4 IIong 4fernotI rta1i I I I I lao r Iu l Afn 5122 Rochettejr W lVii I 7 D feulTsIn I PJ nI frooO Toledo Kaln Rain Totals 4VXJ ID 733 2WJ TIIK ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION VJtfr FlairA Miming Afttrnivn Totntt Jery lily 3 S xJ f 3oo I rak SII70 II7I I oTcItr 4NU 4 a 4r i JowelI u jlarttiird 2IQ 2 O I I Sewllaven 2100 TotaU IV73J tflJ2 1 TOlal ii nrCAPITULATION nrCUITULTIN refil fir JIornlii jfrrmnrin MI V The National teairue I44VI O7 4i4in F I The American Astoctatlon II 424 1O7OS 4JI IU The International I eiinue I7J4 KU I The Atlantic Asioclattou 57 IJ IIJ 1r84 I Totals ii5 I4aI I I I The Nxtlnnul IrnEur Tho BOOIOS or tho jjiunes plnjod by tho I National Icncuo clubs jostordny ore fA 3D Indianapolis ll I New York 5 ll I MI Now York 7 Indianapolis fi f I MI I I rhlladelphln lil I rittsburih fi II I1 MI Iiltsburjzli 10 Ihllndol rililii 4 IA I MI I Ilo ton 1 Chlcaco I Ir M I Hoston 4 ChlcuioSAMI Coeland 2 Wash Incton 1 TUT pTonn ntiM rrnn litt I y nih rrm rnt ra 100 1 lilciun II I 17 4TI 1 Ililaderhla 17 M I h I IMIMnrih 12 I IH 4 1 I New ti 17 IJ lnillillia1 o 111 I It I 37 I Cleveland 1 II 1 JUl ahiinion U IH JHJ 1 TIn NFW Ton nUl I i Tho New York Club broke even on tho day Toctcrdny hit they had bad luck on account of I the weather I N quite probable thnt the I Now York Club hns never played to so small n I crowd on nn holiday as theydid itsterday Tho attendance at the rpoininKjnine was only C0 while at the atternoon came there were 4070 The Mnallnoss nf tho inornlnj attend nnco was nvvlni to the dense fog that prnvailod up to tho I lime t I the t I Knmn begun und the I fears I of tho usual hcclidav 110 I bull IOVCIB weto that I tloie would be no flame In the afternoon the eatlii i LUVI protnlioof f belnc very fine and I i wns up I to about 1 och ck when the big I Ltost ciowds l woro on their way to Iho ball grounds Then I sudden shower como up and I S rain fell for luinly half an hour I Thoco who weio on the grounds staled to BOO tho outcome of the storm hit two boat i loads o those who wet 1 e on their way turned p back and ia locI did not set off the boats nl I nil but returned 1 nt once to this city Tho o thin ready take the Ioat ho warn at ferry rloh to tlle turned back IIHO I I estimated that tho sud t den fall of lain cut down the afternoon attend t ance full 2i03 Tho afternoon crowd was a jolly one in fact it was n regular holiday crowd ready to cheer eeiy Hue hay or 1001 t lilt und thy found plentv lo do too for there was any amount of good work done on both sides INDHNAPOIIS fi NFW YORK 5 FIIIHT rUME Tho New York lost tho morning game ow fUI 10100 hio 11111111112 I ali some r iky iim I jilrlni Thero woo only ono leaturo in tho contest an I Wit a It4 a play which lot in tlio run that won iho gaul 1 was in thu evcnth In hug with I otie out t a run In I and Millivan I on first Huiklof hit tn Richardson who ran Hul Hvan down on tho line anti then threw Duck Icy out at first Dm nn the play Denny who wnson thlnliau I i homo croslnu the pinto a moment before the latter wit put nut Tho run 101111 I I owlnctn I I the fact that lie I latter I should luivi been I lie Hist man U In vhie b case tho run could not have linen seorod This proved little play disattioua altliouuli not custly at the time olzoll was tho itors l pitcher In this inning and his pretzel cune pioved i puzzling lothe hOI ballets Ill although they did well In bunching tlie hits that thiy did I cot they did itt got thou ch of 1 hOI to win On the other hand thu I viitors lilt Ilatlleld Just I vhen a hit was need II The Now York errors Were deeldedl costiy too lucy I being lumclnil I II ono or tWI I t innlni g 1 lei nan wa sick and I Ilteher dooiso vtau bout nut to look after liuht i r hold and with the ocuptiiin uf hli inability to throw In on accniuil nf r a IHIIIO arm he I illd line I ly hllllivnn rt bailni wathe feattiio of this panic he makinc fnui hit In lour tunes at the I jomo liahsctldld theuruaterpirt of tho vlsilorn Inlleld vvotk i anti did I remarkiiblt well I Tho home team I bccan tho runeettlnc in the I I third InnliiK vIen kit I e eut acininder down i the right foul line loi tube buses and scored on 0 tuinlilo 01 Inc rounder bv Donny they lncroasil tholr score ono in the I fourth I on n tumble I il Plchaidsnns Grounder by llennya base on balls In l 011101 I wihl throw I Oetrein which lei both bao by W men I move up a e II Itlcliardson I i llaI7h3tl 1 OM home I alter the bail tlit oa had boon made and succeeded In I 1 getting lu I Hiuely lon iho visltoip took a turn at tho hit t nnd tied the severe In their ur f of this I IUIIII i A buo cm balls by nines I tilts by Sullivan I I and I tusci hey and a wild pitch did tho diimace 1 Tho visitors continued their run cettinc in I the Illth when they sccciivil IIWO runs c 1 I bit I She 1 Illnos n fiimhlo by Ward I wild tlnow by t wlncanria lilt byKulliiuTwi I I I i earned riiuslu I I the sos exUlt Innh I I tug nimbled I the t Now Yorksto catchup lilts 1 I bv urlIIHolko I I and U Mi nos and two steals g iie tlii runs In thlssamo j Innlni the IIII etln jumped Into llm lead I on II double bl I I I i sits a sinslo bv 1 Denny I ii ii I I error by Ollouike auth 11 tu lIe pla by Illcl Brilxon aid i 1 Connor tie tun i was scoiod by 1 the Now You ls In he eighth on I luolmse I hit t 1 score Ly Itlcluiidsou and t single by vJonnor The BW SutiL ittui5toi M tNrniL LILOiL I I Core c r I l 3 1 n I o I Seer I f 01 I I ll O I ieoree r f 03300 llaticcock s P0 l 3 r II g h g Ii g I I Ittctuardn2h 3 u 4 3 I Hlnes Isth J 3 It 0 0 I Connor lit b 0 1 5 o o Pinny Id b J 1 1 3 3 I Hwinit JI 0 o H s 3 Sulllvan c f 1 4 3 0 ll I Van SB 1 I I I IlluiCkttyc I 1 2 a I a KourkI1 I I I U I llVilratiyrf I 0 IOU 0 I Whll 8d b r 2 3 5 I ii l lhL d b1 I 7 9 I I HstUclJ IL I 1 I I I ojlietzelu u p 0 0 1 1 I U S I I 1 I Totals 82410 i UIIltL T 1337 1 pi 4 I I h W Vork 001 I 1 n 0 3 I 11 5 r4 g j I Indianapolis n 0 II I 3 3 o 3 0 tj laa1 i t rum w York a 3 Indianapolis 1 3 Kirn I ta s 1 rrurtu ew VOI 2 11 lalolol L It on 1 buesNcw lork I lluuiiuiiln H rint liaiein bil s llr llatnehl a 1 hy iieu ln 4 t1 oiiity list ield 7i Ly iletelu 2 bm rlflte ht Fwlufl t cm It HucLley I iI I Men bats Illcliiirdtnn 3 Uard r3 llaMott I oltourke I t Mini I I I Penny I I Tltrne bASS iltiiore I Twubave hits ltlclmr n I Miner 1 I iJouble r plays Btwi Mt and lIlies I t KUhanUon i Iwlnir u and St lilinsv I ItlchanUnn iiI 1 i unror Wihi IlI Ii f I llatnrld I Uetrvln I iniilro Mr Of Lynch Tins of I S I mOl hour and 1 lUnmiuiei 2 NE YORE 7 INDIINAPUIIII 3SKlOMJ OAME I In the afternoon tlio crowd neoiupd to put il i inoro life I In tho i work crlwl alibouuh I the ti I I noe York did imt do as gOt 11 work lu I I I ihu I fluid ul J j SB In the uiornluu came their onorR role not I nearly no couli owIng II t Miurp field work I I George plu oil In I lilac I of Tiermui ainlu In I t ho I I aflei noon and holl up hiM eml 1 woil an any I or them Woleli wus In the box for tint homo g teal In thin came anti although hn did Hut do BO well 9s In I the I llrnt ciima that I In pitched I t I agaInst the I 1 nil hit p a ItOh hut men In I tnl Is set Iph I ho 1 only allowed them sIt t l lute and thev htd ull I i h tberoiiuld do to tll It tbiio six hilts tocothor suf I S lichen thy 10 I gtt I Ii roe 111 i I 1lonly on I lie oilier liancl was hit qUit t i freely c by the 1euv YoikciH and tliey gut tlm hilts MI I well tosether that four of theIr seven runs f Vait tOlolhel lIe a ii ys tlilrd I i baise tIe I IIS WOI CI rl I I very fine notwithmandlacihat hit inaule riou itt I 10lwihHIIII111 A loncrimnliic I tiil chi i f a foul I 11 I from WIh6 t bat IHlled lorh abliAI I of eheois I that I lust itil I ies oral mlmitcM I t 11 i It I cii ugh t W el Ii In got u I i form Bullhan cut oil several flys that looked l like Palo hit lke beti the mln hud stopped falllni rrnplre I I Lrneh called the tame allowlnc but Illtln 00 Illwlnl ITnel cnlo1 time lor praetion for the pnetatijrfl hud be come Imtc I I for the play to begIn 1 ho ole It had a tl chance for a inn In the i llrbt Inning lou roio who was tho llrrl nmn to the bat lilt I rounder 10 Illnen who le II BO ti far out Into rlcht t Held und the huh oi mnd rh I thioo bisub on me I erinr the neM Iwo men I went out and 1 uiiiiii I cut t lo Ill I ict on balls I Connor inadn one of hi tia1 bleffht t iMeal i I site nil to draw the t hli l I in I tier lo I let 1 Clorn I t I ncore lint deorKe i did lot call iii on In I time I i h ond VUIt run down between third I and hnniP 11lwu rln Ilwlltwol t I Thofecond mnlnf iuofil mart laorahli for thoSew Ynrks and thee not In OTB run with i I out the assUunco of a b6 hit Ill opened I Olt ills base ball and thai Innlnc b BHttlim 11 on bollII1 t i 1 tola to 6 ccnd oa n tail throw iar LUj lcd I flee hits by ORourke antI VliltnoHId lie I resi The borne team bail three men left on haes In the third honing hut they cot down 111 biiRlnesB in the llflh when lour runs were cnrod two nt them nnriinl I with I ono out I Denny I let Horns I hit no thriiijli I lib lees I leorcti fiillmved with I afn lilt to ccnlio Held und lib linidson tot to first nn bai it Ito lc AIU11 I Ill I I of Connor for IID ll this point Im had out the lug list baseman to MrM nn ball lie I oubl not dso novr hoiv 01 IrM and was forced lo let him lilt the bull I which 110 did thn result helm u safe drio to i centre and two I runs e nine home l Ih I l hardnil I wns forced nut by l Wn ii nnd whllo ho was IcIng run down Cotino I cot to 1 third and Anrd to second A drive tn rIght t ntrr scoied both neii 1 bani and eniid tlie I rnneiMlltii foi the I llmr bdntf In I thin I tnilti huts 10 visitors had plneed one ltmt i theIr credit In the Urst half of f the Innliiron n iiiiitiy hit to rluht by lushly a ml wd urinii derby hl 1 1111111 oolrIr by War l and I iiiiifl of llashelts iy bv Horn Two oirned runs by I Ihe I homo team in tho seventh Imiinir on lilts by t iud OUomke ind Whltnei ncslsleel I by a steal of dltoiirke f I ended hue I Sew Inrks liii liSt In tho came Iho lAllort I Rcnifld tw i runs alter this 111 In the seventh nn errors by ard aiicl Ilrown 1 nnd a twobase hit by Hiiies Tinother I WItS scoreel III the ninth on n tvvo biiRiSi bv Nulllvnn and n hit bv Ilatett W hen thn last man wasut t a number of gent 0111011 on the Brand tall1 whitled Home isweet Home and the lust Celine thnt the Now rks will Ptobably play at btiitmi Island had come to an end The score lsiiE I iiiiIi I our stiss I Blnrn ir F IB POt S Irir t f 1 3 a ot OJ I 1 fe ry I f o n o I l o lore C Olliock B Sl 1 I 2 4 Illleeirite r f I 3 I II I I l Illnei lith o I Pi II llllilird n3ilWi I a 1 Jl I tlennv 1Mb u I l a iVinn r is h I I 10 I 0 II iuiuiiaicf I I 3 0 J i Wiie ss a 1 I a 13 1 1111 r I I H 2 I 0111111 3 3 U II I lrl achy rfO 0 n II nWliltnev 31 iii n I 130 I 1I1t It L ii I 4 2 nllruMii c 00433 I Hoy1 p 0014 I o Welch p 010 I 3 II Totals 7 ii 4 IH U Ticlilt 71113710 H Indlansiolls u ll II n I n II I IH New Uirk o I n 0 I 4 0 2 ii 7 I Parlied rnn lnillanapol I Sew Irork 4 Plrtt I hate ti rrrS I ittlulluit tIlts r New I I oik I 2 lell I en batetlndiaiinpeelli1 1 It 5 eiv York I H I 111 I bse out I aB i IIII I HcDie A oil Welch I Millel i nut IV I titut r I I loT Wch i sacrlice tills llallr nltourke I I Whit ney I Slcclen 5tti5ltlIt5S I Sullivan I lots I i fleorge tl I Tonnor r I Ward iI 1 i 1 Item lk t rwictae i liiitsnlllvan I I t iienrive I Double pun Illcmrin I n lonncir and Whllnev 1 I Ward liu hardnn nnd w j 11 I I its lilt by pitcher Illnia I utiil pi oh Iuvle I Umpire Mr Lynch Timeone hour and Mminules I 1 BOSTOV 10 I IIUAMl S VinnMMI IVMK PO TO May I 30Th llotton t lull won both frames from the Chlcaffos to dAy The scores BusroN 1 I MiCAro OSTOI ii r 0 A S R lBrOAB itrtswnlf l I ft 0 ttasnef 3 J 3 01 n Jichntlon c 12 M 4 o ll I vi in 1I1I1I1r1 I I I 3 I n 1 I Kelv r f 3 i I a o n Hum rf i u 4 n n I Hreiuihir ltlbo I r o o Anemi Ittii I I Ill I n o Ukhticndb3 3 r 3 n I ITelti r idb 1 1 I I I I I S allal K I 031 i I I I llcriel r 1 3 II 3 I Oulun SB I 2 o i liliurti I Hdli i II 1 I ii n I i leanel C r I I 4 I olreiit p t I u n 3 0 Itaiibuurae p 3 a 1 o 2 n i lu tltn as a 2 I Tntal 101727 i i is I Tntnl 14 lu7l4 1 is 1 lin ton l n I o I n n I 4 II I IIll l I Chicago I i n ii n I n I i n I n I 4 s I ii rich rIIltotII1 ii I titag I I lut olIn hl Jnhllln 1 IIhorloII ulliuiu S 11011 I sfl r II utile 1 y h Ii keuiy I I SS luap lull lush u I rowlu is suly I 14 flui Alun n II Jiuirlit lilt iuy in llutIrn 111 uit I 0111 II isitais cy 1 IrrIL Tuitus2 0 5 11111 nulls eo 4 CIIIIGO 2AtTV0 Anr tOTOl I 1I11AI RIRInsa I ui ii ro AF tirnwtiLf I I ii ilytnss 22ii a ituluiustnfl ui I ii I 2 I It 511 Ii i ii I 1 f g i 11 H lelIy r t I I I I II I Iuutti i r ii I 2 II I nlhIIII I III It it AII It h 1 II II I U I Rletiuiuuii dI8 4 r t ititsiler 1 hO I 2 II 0 I 011 il 1 b tl I II tiller 0 4 II i II I OUtruns 0 I I 2 I 10 I ii i I I nnlllt c II I 7 I I lIuhlllOIl 111 i it it 2 Il CirkUllb u 0 I 1 11 I U 0 I I Totals 4 9 37 11 i Ti Totals 3 r 3711 I Pultun 0 n I o I I 0 I I n I 3 III I l hecatfo n o o n n i n o 1 3 itch rllllIIIO I Ihko I 1 1 ii o ho lultut I IIlthI i tlurseitis lull ticiuiirit rl i Ion HIOIi I Lh lit i IIICitiusit I 155 tn UI lutits urns ii 1 tutu iiiOu t1 111 uur I All II siriL un itrton HlehI ii all lei1 Cr liutluisr I I uteluiuoi I I ltueui bI UJ i iHliT in m I luiiir I ii ruiuulik i nutsin pius 13 PITTIIII uieo time un Atifl i niM Miy Jfi 1 lit Ihliiddplili Iruke even I 5 lit h IittHbnrKli toiay The IIMTU LAItto I I lIITlruu S I ut CO AC I I ero v SYnod I r I 2 I II ii Suiflt my r t I I II tclirissr c I I 2 11 I t f 2 I i OJ II 1 flitsriy r r I I 4 I ii iisuisi itt b2 1 II ui I Thnmln r I I I I I I tell 1 I 1 I J 5Iu1e1ai i 2 ii I I I luuiuiuit I b it I ii a I i J I g Iurar lIt I i 2 I I 0 t r 0 0 4 Ii ii iralu n S 2 t i 1I1hIlh C I I I lIamd 111 I i it II 1lutiitt n a I I I II II I I tilessnp 2 I I I I IJIIoln p ii II I I i I Totals U U l 27 i7j1 l Total G I 10 S7 it i 1hiladelplila 0 I o i 1 n ci I 3 I 211 I I Iltoliurub a II 2 n ii I u n n i u I nrnedrutiic 1hlladell i hla 4 IltlrliiirKh a Tan iuai I lillr Wood Yarn r lr I lil Illronn I list Icy I lelcU I 1 iurse loa lulli loin tsui Home I I run Thonit cm St len imacn Wood MirUir SI elm sy lnrrurUl I Irwia I 1 li llallrnnn I I i lexicon I 2 MindHv l nnlat and Kuelitu tinnlce 1lalftIIIII11 nnd ncrrar llHlininn and I Irwln I Iliiiilii it liii J Hcck sr 11 ira iuS I on Ii ilt Woo I f2 chrher 2i rnparlx 21 I Tlioinin IIIIIHI turrttr I Maul and Mnlib inteL mil Hy UIMIS n 2 i lylitin I lilnv I Tufteil 1 tI H 5ttu rlter I Sirius I Innc 2 H I it Lmi ii oIIn rirT Biiicii K rim inifiriiu 4 rrmno IAUK riiiLinciriiu I I riTTinimH KlitroiK ilrroA K Wood I I f I I 2 i ii tuiiunlnvrr ii 2 J I o Ilenixnts r n 2 4 I n llnnlon i r i I I n It Fnorty c f o n A 2 111 If kI hlll1 1 211 I o 0 rhiinioii rI1 n 2 I l Miiur c II I a 1 j lum y alt J I J i 1 Im in itIb I o a 2 i u 1 n Hiirrnr Irt b ut n a n oiMuni i f 2 2 I I I IrMn I S II 0 II I M 1 xlKurline d I It I I 2 2 I II IliVlman 2uI b 11 I t 2 a mini I I 2 ii o lliiniiton p 00 t n I 2 nMulfy P 0 it it 2 o Total 7 a Jill 7 Totals IUI42Pi Ii Philadelphia fi u n o 0 I I n I 4 PltUblirKll 1 O 2 II 2 2 II 1 HI lirrel rnnallllladelphla I Iltuhnrith I 1 1 i o late hltK cienirniis ill uttve y Iunar I Is itt hn Thi s iuite hltllallnian iiit lit Iui 1 iMu H llliiran llntiloli 1 lir t tutis ilihit1sllf biutism a 1 oil Hniln ton 2 N rust oil HyMilry 2 ir 1 llulllntcin 3 Wid rltflen liutlUiton I loleJ 1 Time 1 10 1imjlre Curry rm I LAM 2 VAIIICTOV IMutnSisui I tAi WASIMMT May 10 uTI e innrhlnif pune let I tveen the Wa hliiktc n and 1 Cleveland IluLu WHH ut cut platd In the Reid but the Latlliu sits 11111 I Itt sturu wAsiisiTo 1 I LlII t ii 1 I 1111 ro A V i 0 A V StilninI 1 i S ii ii 1 it it Firtrkr l It 1 ii i 7 ii m JI II i Iituy C f It ii I it I CA 5cr C f 1 it ii 0 ii Olttt I 0 2 Z I it I 1 n Mytra 24 h11 1 1 1I I Twuiesul I I ti I I ii ii Hok r1 ii it I 0 II ItI It II II 12 0 ii hWIII 3J b Ii I I it II 1101 r I ii ii Ii II I Irk 1 I 0 a I II Teitiuu 11 b11 Ii ItiriI 11 b II III I ii II Ziiinsr u u it 1I I II I Olusyp U I Ii I IIlbrI II 0 I 1 I I Total I 7 U I Ttat 14 I I 1Ihlllt I o ll no ll n nOI I l v eland 2 i n o o II o n ii 2 I nrned run Wa binion Twolift lull IuICstii I Three base hit Wine Ilimb lilajW Ui My IH mid I Mnrlill rlrtt bttue Dill Itt luluff 1 n c1 IV t Struck ituit I P5 I nluv I i l IT u nt tiC i Imxeil i allnciiirk i 1 1 Iw flier 2 hoI 1 u I iniilnliMuiclen I I IH I Tint ItT IIMHIS ruil WA nixiTox tIn o Ihi 1 ifiernnon cnme between the l irvennd and t ahliikton teams aw puntiiiined on account of ruin The Amrrlcun AsMiicHntlnn Hut fIe ga rites I eio jihyod I In I flits Anllli I cnn Aselai loll seMoidt Thin rnres worn IA Miht louIs 4 Ilinoklvn4 IP JIi lirook hut I I Ht louirtT IA Jlc Athletic 3 ritieliinntl d I ll I I 311 I thlle Ii 1 Cincinnati 111 I I h Mlulti I I inoi 8 hatiutiti CIt 2 lilt IIKOIID I fluff 54 tn lilt lr i nit lion f NIrI Ft louK 1 T II 711 Kanai City Ix I 17 M4 iirnnkIynit 14 retiIaIiunitr IH 17 4 r I cinclniiil 21 1 17 vi ciuiiilnn 11 iiz OU AlblIoI IH Ir I louuvllle HO M Till OiVis IN BUDIIKIVW After their lone and fiuco 8ful tour throuch the West the Ilrookljns nero once more on their 011 butttlelleld eteicai i and together with the Association ehnmplons held two most Inloiontlnt rccenlioiiH at AVa hlnuton Park The poople III llrooklyn h nn been trim parinc for the two great holiday mimes for d nys and all I the small I boys In I town t halo been sits brig up their ucniilen for thn occasion I YYhcu thoioforo the uiornliu ljioa wet and mibty the disappointment wax RI jilt H I was soon atubilil cut hit itwever that I hum t rain would hold 1 olT and a tenet al clryinu of thIn pavo uientB betokened a clearlni up and this proces Blons for the erounds started from ull paitH ol the city llr tho t time t i bin I morning I lImo becnn I the ImpoBluc new grand stiuul was completely tilled and tho I crowdh who proler the open air occupied all tho BinliiL lumn on lie t free BtBndH and Blood two and threo cot deep I alone tile ili4ht I and left field 1 bunks noees III1III1 g mound rule a lout lnc I but two I ha I iis on a laIr l lull hltintciho oroud Tlio ollbial count ol the attiiiidanco I nt ihu moinuiR uinm I fhowed that F4lii hiecMtnts 1 diopned I I thuir pauteboards I Into I the I bli t laoK I IIOXOM lly the time the mornum name win mer the mn wax hhlnlnc brluhll I I I and when I his glut ott were reopened lit 1 M oclock for the t tciund camii tho crowd I CIMH to pour III by till I IIwuIIIII Thu 1 hlandi wem linked i by I i I oclock and tIlts fpHm around the roped tn I rldMirn was just lllllni up It I 1011 to I ram ILhtly I I aboni this t I tlmo i I Pn It I wisdoehled to i beuln pin half an hour Oil lItsi than this reuu 1 Inc 111I1 Ko promptly nt t0 i oclock Umpire laltnoy I Martod the I men at woik Tlmialn 1I11ITlley up I and the crowd were el III pllliit lino I the ilullnds hNI all SIte spectatorh wero III i thn lank Hiirroundlnu the I Held 1 reiombled a I I S axt umpliltheatio i I densely packed with men 111111 women all too i ileejly U Iii to I esisil In I the I Willie lofmlnd I the I temporaiv I I dlKccimllttire I I I The twobuu ciimnd rule was of courro in I lone nuitln In the afternoon came Thn mn eiino out ihortly aftei the uiiine htiirtod and I tle conicit continued undur a clear Rkv The atienclaiio In till afternoon wan jnJU the I luIt t ever known lUishinutnn 1arl I 1 IT lotis 81 iixrinKMN i I M dtMM hi I The applause beftowo I on thn s 4ilriu and i home ealll II they nn 111 III tlia lie d bef 10 the I moinnc qiiino wa of f the hieuurt test nature und acted as nn aiildote I to he plarers nkiainst I the cUllijr unit dump utiuospli that vIII vailed After the tennis had tnkcn their nuotn of leilniinnri i practice the pln ors weic cnln roundly chiered the took their turn nt tlio bat II uhuurhtuIultutlon bolnc shown lo Ither nidi tniblro tlnlTnoy too cot Ills share of the Keiiirnlliunnhliicon I Ills llrt appearance of the t season on the Jlrooklyn I cioupe Is Hot h clubs I put I I in I heir crack pitchers I lemr lilt the act for tho llmoklvns and Idnll for the vis 1 Ibm lloth clubs also had out their strongest uusiil I attIc nines I Thus jar I thev were about I on of lick the oven terniH but In the matter llioceklvns I I I I Still 5 entirely nutelnmed i I J ho Jlrntvns J I monop llod all luCre t was ol that Mtlu nItium I uiuuuiluuttd I SI liulIr i lull ld Iluffce the new St Louis players Ill iii hit their i Urst appearance here and the I for tter million iloildedl cood Impression Ills Held nu In l clean cut and sine nnd Ills throw ing accurate In bni e runnlnc he can easily keep Ills end up in tlm team and judijlnc Irom his work suIt II the stick Inthis came ho adds totlieibattlnc I I power of the nino I Altoccthfr he Is I a bill Improvement I I I over llciison I and Mreniithenstlie Ilrownsut n point 1 where they worn woiik nthnni I I was nncci more tho life I of the came and kept ills spectators In n lunch tug 11I01 Ho confined his chaillnc to legal limits however nnd he uinidio wis only onco Inellned to pin n eiuleluvon liliii Iho llehllnc was Konerallv sharp on both nidus 1 ho llrooklyns mado tho mnst oriors and as a rule theirs stein ostly but they alSo Hindu many brilliant plaB Hums and I Ilrlpn cauulit oouunl dinicult balls in the outllflld and smiths Infloldlnc was up to his best style Ills I I ono erior was nn n hot hit ball I and did not nfled the score 1lnkneys error In tho tilth liinine I wa not only poor throw but also a hit of bad jinlBmnnt The visitors took the lead In tie uiionlnu nine I and IAltors never bended nlthoucli I they I wero closely pushed In several InnIngs whou the HrooklyiiB had men on basci I with none out but the chonces to score were not accented except t In tho eighth when tho honin team cot In a streak 01 battIng that nottnd I two l run TIle fiislllndo was stopped by n iiincnlllceiit u I double play by HobJD Soil I tiller and 1 ol11lk I u t The 1 Moiy l nt the lirooklvns I defeat Is I tnld In a fewHvnrds they were out lidded outbattednud outpla ed i no score ShliUhl 1 I tT Lord n In r OA K liiRPOA V Plnliney d b11 o I I I I Latham 3d bH 3 ll ll ii nltrien I r 22 2 o o minmiTeii 3 I 1 n 0 nllltm I id bl 2 I I II llNelll I f I I H II ti liirnic u rf 12 I M o II Ccmikey I b1 1 13 I o i ii loutr I iftb I o o 10 I nl Kuhinsun d bn ll I 4 0 inrllill I c f n I 2 ll 0Unite r f II 0 4 0 I TrrJ11 I tl i n 0 2 ni Fuller t 5 1 2 2 r U Micitr I e u n i r o 3 Hnyie c U II 3 3 I tuilih s II I u il 1 I him p II I I i u o Totals 4 4ii ii Totals ti 82713 2 Proeikivn I n n o I o 1 n 3 0 14 st Louis 3 1 II I 0 3 O 3 0 W rurncI rimsHrnnUyn a 1 St Lou s 4 Twobase llrlen vintli Inlham Ul OXell Fuller I i r I Urn I itute out balls i Hums iii inner hi I Mnllh i ed Ilcciiuiicecn 1 SI ruck outHllrl n J i Terry lleblnson I nlrr K Inc IHuli I S n 55 lerr Koul and Mleer Holly I and roiiilikov he tillienn l ul er and I omltkey M1eiiU eeiilltlei llnrn I alba ii ii I Itoblnvm Vutieri I Miu MrstbAco on errecrt Rrooklvn I II st I tuii I l II Ill Itutetet Terry 3 Hun I lime 3 07 t uu 1111111111111 llltliKIV J ST IOU1S 7 AKTFIISOON IAMB With tho exception nf titus batteries both teams weio the t same In the aftiino u n as In I I lie ineeriilnc i liimberliln and Mllllcau went Into the i milts lot the visltlnc club and Mcininnl gIn put In I tlitt oil St 1 louls battery Cauithers and luliot auilnst their former club mute Cm til hers was In line form and plU In d u modal Uiiiiio If I hi 14 a rill tItus hint I when ho was hit bvOirH liner last week II was not appnient josteiday Ills recaption by tho blircmvvd was nl the warmest kind he was euutuiut agtuih all through the t came with t shouts and ehorn It was soon evident that I Iuuu lit hierlaltu was not In I condition and 1 in the lourth Innlnc ho could not brine his arm atiovo his shoulder In tho fifth the I elore he retired liom tlio t came Mo tile I thy colnu Into tIle box nnd loyh taklrir Melnrthis place in rIght Held McCarthy started In wild I 100 I Iii ii t hue Hist u throe bailors tn ill st on halls Ho I MOeidiod down later on but then the Urooklyii batters loll on his lie lIt flits JlronlYII team were a mlchty handsome lockinc lid nl I men as thev appeared em the Hold m I tholr lu Icht newuniform it for tho i nftor nnoii came The lloldlncnl tho homo team was In I marked contiast t I to their i work in the inorn Inc I and wits that i of thin lsitois Smith was tlm only Ilrookl n man to makn II mlspla but his uii or was costlvthieo I runs cornliu In alter the side should have been retired Several of thin s lsltors hits mild i easllv havo been outs had the I urounds bem diy llotu 1 Corkhlll aiul Hums I I failed to cot to bllls lu I time Ity rca seen nf s ipt I Inc 1inkneyH Heldlnc was excel lent A doubt u tilnv la I which ho Tout and Smith Itemed was the feature of tho uinm and called foi th thundere of nprdnuo Irom the eiovvdh Tho visitors worn below theelr luoriLo In tho llelel work Itoblnson ill ur hal I Hind in his eyes or butter nn his hands llnmido lilt Cu h1I1 errors and hillier hi t I ely SIMM him lioin n louttli byamaknl 111 eut eitch of Ins wild throw 10 second 1uller repeated hii ood voik of tho inonilnc camo and streuiitl oiicd the good opinion already formid nf him N i runs were made In the first two Innlncs antI ftom hIll wav tlu came nponod it looked thoucb I i It I I would bo a pit I clue t it contesL lint thethird I t lirooklvn I I broke tbo Ice I and Chum lierlalns heart with three runs Cnrullmrh cot to llrt on llobinsons fumhleand went third on Smihs twobnccer liushoncs sncrlllce bronchi S Cnrtithers home nnd Smith scoied on I Iiuktieys siimlo Ilnkney stole second went I to tldrel I when Flu 11cr jucclod j Olrlens hit and I scoicd iin llnbinsons mull nf a bull thrown to I ciitcii OJirieu lit ecoad Two micro runs wero added in tho fourth on Ioutzs double Cork lilir sini a teal 1 and twnsacilllce hits In I the fifth Ihiee I u hnes I on balls I followed by u sn rillce lull I cut i 110 run Tley scored their lael lliro uuiuu i I lu the seventh on Colllnes base on 11111 I sincles by 1out nnd Cnrkhill Ca rntherss iwibior I I and binltlfe I I sacrifice St Ieeiii cord two carnod runs In tho fourth iniiinc on ONeils single asteal lioblu FOHS iheiiblo and hullers slncle A simile by I McCarthy with n steal a sacs I lIce and Comis I kys hit Ueivo tliem another in tlm llfth Doubles by Milllccin and Comiskey 1ullers triple and Hmiihs error addnd three in the eiclilh and IathamH I hit McCarthys 1Irlll a steal I and oNods out j bided the last rim In tho ninth flue score BIOOBI VI I I ST Lon ltlitPfla 1 F nIrn I A r I PlnWney I 3db I I 1 I I o ithntn 3d b I 1 1 1 n i I DPriii I f I II 1 II n I vii Ihy rf111 I n II 0 I en I lin d I b I I II iONci f I 3 il II U Kuril rf 11 i i n 3 il o c e lt Ir 1 itibl 31 i 15 I n I I I cent 111 In 2 3 II I I I li lloiliiip Mb 1 I I 4 II i 3 I teerkhlll C f J J 3 II II I Iiuules C f I I a II 0 I nr ittrr p 1 I n ci n luilrr s s 1 3 1 141 1 J nluI i A i Smith I ms I 1 3 i 1 Mlllljan o 1 n n I lliihlioni c 0 II I I I hinnberUIn I pu I l n 3 0 Movie r f II I 1 I 0 ll II I I Totals It H37 12 11 II I Totals 711 I 37 III II I IlrooVbn o d i i a 3 1 n 3 n t itit i f 1 I St i leHltn tt I O O 3 1 II ei 3 17 1 i Isriiecl runt Preicckl n lu Rt Louis 4 Twobase I Inici I I till Carutl rrce snilth CdinltVey I riobln ten In I cc Milcin llireee iuiir till ruler lint I b I tie nn bullIiiikiiev tit It llr n olliic liuriiB nruth i I ire i Iiilinn liitTie struck mil i oilinn Hums t I ev Ifcciiin e n liinee uIiStit 1Ihl Iis5l 1 I Iuiuat itillu ititi lIl1lh 1111111 tlIllo r 11111 tutu 1 111 u II lett luAetIiuktsS tt lIrln 111 J u ltulultltl Itistuttiug 1llhJIn Icittrutuy 1 titsli tIll SI I 1 lot II IJ rt h I lus un rrIIII II i M Iul I lIollIahnll i 111 It tch u At I i i Ihy I I lm1 1 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1I i1CiMtATi Intzottii cn I ATIILFTII I CINCIBHATI RuitIOaL I I IL I B F n A V Weici c f n o U o 0 Holllday c IU 3 I U 0 SIAM If I J I 3 I l Mclliee 3d b I o 1 4 o I i li I I I 2 Olusrd5s II I II III larkin I Itll I 3 II II II I Keenan Istb 0 I 10 II I O llecrliiuerclb I I I 4 3 n CiipenlerldbO 1331 urcell I r f 0340 it IjTeteau If I 00301 I lelllielly B s I 1 1 4 llMccil 1 tUr f O 0 200 lleibn n o 013 3 1 OIHaldnlll i C I I 4 I I loleamu II 0 O I 3 II Vlau p O O O 0 0 Totals U1037 I 13 2u lapse I 03714 4 Autistic n 0 0 2 2 O 2 0 OS Lllccliinatl l 0 0 Li l o 0 0 i I 01 1 arned I runsAthletic Twohate hit Hollldar Tlrre hacce hit llilintou Stolen bAKeew rich Movey 1 i Hierbauer Purcll I rennelly Mcol ilouble plas llltrbiiurr i und Lareun iI 3 Heard Melhee JI Keenan 2 lint ba c on bnllstin Ieclernan 3 lilT Mau 4 Struc t knillil l I itlenian I 3 by S lOll I Passed balls llaldwln J tt vlldpllclilau Tlmelau Umpire doldtliillh BALTIMOBS ii BintAS CITY 2 ArTSRinOI CelME llilTiMoKr May 50 The 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12 eruon 13 Gaines Today KATIO1AL LKAGCE Indianapolis at Pittsburgh As PICAS A3OCIATIOS Kansasrtty at Haltlmor Louisville at Columbus OtUkR OAVES TOOAT New York at Newark tt Louis Jerjoj City CltJCKKJ A Fine Game ut Sfutcn Inland The Rtaten Island CrIcket Clubs second eleven played the firit match of the teasim on the clubi ground at llvinp ton B I with the heeond eleven of lie ounv America Club uf Philatel tii yesterday afternoon Ilii Tlnltora ICOrilul an easy lctory mating JiM runs in one Innititr to 22 for Maien In In rid Iilmtr tif the tMtnr marie good r roM by takinjr TuKVvU for nl ll run It alter Noble alsn did gom work with the ball taklnjrI 1 wlcketa for ft rune U U alter of the Mai en lnUnil i hit mitd a serf guttI mnntnjr catch one of hue few redeeming feature in the weak lit Idlng put uii by the hum flub Their baUtutr was aUo lou and Itey trill hate to praolleconilLlirahy before they can compete luetenrulty with as strong a unm AH 1htladel ptila rent on K I I O llby uianaKei to rearh a double numbtr by making lIt ruiu J fl Javln haiird outM hr ills Tl llnrm anti U Jalmrr Ifi flue home rltih irrnt In for A second lunlrir alit l four men s re out out for only run when It btran to rain r IUJrMire made M run hy ihrr vontl hlii InC 4 earh antI I another furS when came had to iii called Malcn Island having scorig 21 CultS for 4 wickets Tie ic ire VISIT INilKbR Ftaien Island 7 B 13 Id 11 in 10 10 20 22 Young America 0722 22 tt 7J 7t K t S lui BI CO ID 115INGS Bt ten IUnd 2 2 ft o Cricket Note A i IUKT May 31Tb Manhattan Club won the cricket game with the HldRcfltlds hereto day Tho Brooklyn tnitcul 1 Iace Makers Cricket Club played ha openloii raatrh In Iro tect Tark iiier Uv Ctiept May a aide won by 4 runt In A fully played gain ajalnitCapt Iloitwlck side The King Coimty rclet riub and the Amateur I eaRue if this ity plated A two tnnlnta match in On tral lark yMierlay aftornoon Klntra Coutttj KCorrd fttinin In the ftrit and IM lu the recond uniting the Amateur 1earue 19 lit the flritt Innlnff sue IM runs fur fix wicket lu lie itcoud inning When atumpa s re pnlled The PedforJ Illket Clnbnf Rrnoktrn defeated the vecond eleven nf the Manhnltan Crlclei Club In Irr BCI Iark yiterday by A store of 74 to H3 C W Love tli i and h I W tutU not out IS 1 made the run for the winner F Prntierfapt 21 and F Mctlovern li core i double lnurr for the loacri U iJrajcott bowled li e of the Uaubattait wlcketiL Jlowllnt A match wna bowled nt KsBena alleys EIghty fevriitb sliest and Hrt attnue on Wcdnrcdaveteninir etelweeuth Atlantic and the IaitlDia Itowlliiii club belt two oat of three cameL The Atlantlca won two itr UUt game aa follow TLAli1lCS ruTltiIL Iirl een4 SCI Cfld Cam Cam GameQame 0 ibm Its 1st 0 Wls 147 hO J Schneider 1214 10 A 11011CC Ill 121 2 LOrds 171 ItO It shebert II Ii Jacobs 133 I hit p lend I 3 181 14 A iallather 18th 112 1 loeltjr 174 Ii I TIiieksnltroull 110 ISUF SIsTer 112 IIS 14 I Slutuiem 132 114 ii 1 awreice I I S iJti I Itranfueitr 1411 lie II isetup 147 uI Sy F Ailtol 154 144 II ieath Ifl 14 II Yredemleb Iii IJ U olin 1 13 132 Totals Kill IH 4 Totals III 114 Thus isfe JEtllnir Howllngriob tnurnarnrn bieneiuet ami rerenton will take place at Tale I oelluir on KcilurJ r evenlnt on which deration the club prUei will be awarded by Coroner Levy acting at tontinaittr Hale Hull Oakland Pcmrk Tody BL Louis champions American Association vs Jersey CUT Qain 4 r5 u Awiaabon 2 cl0t4d5 I1IK JtKGATTA OV lilt 1ASSAld TIne Contests Iletvveen Hlinivrrrt SIr sad Inlronred URN ut Nev ask ThrontcntiiK wontlior kept Immlrcdft of persons from wltncsslni thus early races In the ivcnttnof tho 1as nlc lllvrr Amateur ItowliiK Assoclntton nt Newark otcrday inonilnc but when tho sun broko thinui the mist which oMrliunu tIle tIter nnd patches of blue ap peared In the sky crowds of men women nnd children thronced tho wharves and the bal conies of tho pretty beat lioiires and banjos Inunehns clot pleasure boats of oorr descrip tion Illtted to and fro on tho t ttreitin I All I of thin incuts ovcent thocieht aid ienlor four oaiod ohell races stoic Kpliltcd conlests and tore won on theli tnorlts In thin ov options tho ralriiiniitit nIght and thn nnina four r wero tho only entries and liofereo laudn aponl of the 1otomao llott Club plcaccd cxorthndr tir ntartlnetlui I I tout I and ought I ogol hoc nid civ Inc tho I banners I and badKOa tn tlioso isIt I chit the contestants In the first race lilA senIor suliigles wieA II I ulioti Jr Mitten Island Atlilollc Hub J 1 nrnoy Institute lout Club I MMtrl null 1 I Hutters Albany I How Incilub I I I logers led from tlu I Htnrt mill was i oloRclr pushed ly Carney uiton losI IIK Intoi u et lu tlm race ul the end ol the linll inll Itncorb finished a luniah ahead of Curnoy In Din his The next otriiccla was between the jnnlnr sI 11011S ID 1 two trim I I heats nf wliloh ie sit ii of raterion antI rink uf llm Ihllailliililii VesperR won the I Ii let ucnlijist heimy unil Mrdovurn nf tho Institute In Ihe I unnuul haunt kIlhty of the JcenrriiKnnRntt Club anti Ilugth ol the IuiinsTl S jatiln Club wecn plnces ncitln Illnl I I I or llio I I IiIoiauj lIlt I rimmus lliliards of ihn Vnnmit lull In the II mi Is In tills e lann Klrby WHS IliBl Heaton second ItO ii Park lint Nnwol fall I InC to ttluuri Klrhystlme wit lUin ain I In tlio junior fouroared Minll inco u which fol I lowael the trlnl t I lircitseil the j till luir Uncle llvo crews Web uiiUiod They were composed us follows MysticS riepue bow Robert Cumnilniri 2 X AtiteL 3 1 PatLrr liccclcl stroke Pat jollerbert lliiuer bow S C Dentf2i W II reartun II 1 M s lirown tiruke IliUHutel I lilraton liunr P i J t Coburn Si M A arnejril i V T Lvcklneer ttrieke Irlliin I Harry l sbeirn beivr I I fJuerln 2 Ired Jenkins a Itobert PhlllliB stroke Lureka Koch bow u Bird St N n Porler 3 W ll Porter stroke TlipBonto all Newark mon anil naturally tliei I I C was n gi eat iltul I of Inonl rlviilty a nil bottlnu llio liisiltiiti 1 I sit imil Mynllcsfouloil In I the llrit rniiirior lund were kuockuil out uf Iho conlchl tlm MystIcs gIvIng UP mid Ihn lntll titles rovvinc uSer Hie oourso uml llnishlnc loiirtn Ihu winners uero th latsalts l ono Ivnuth nheuil I of Ito t Tritons with I tin I iuu cc l tot itlenuth li lilnl Thu Aliiiiiirn limn ats s tnlnulPHfil ciinils It 515 OIl exultlllou of unit i I si 0011 ilK Ilire I ULhout The liiuroiircil KK taco was not ftnrtPil wltlu t lIe ftil itiwl lIg C tllttt II Ills Trltnn harios I JlcWIIlN I I bviwidenrue I illloidJ 1 I I llnirvl I 3 I rco imnil 1 V i Coiiios Htreko A 1 Musej I coxswain Nautilus float Cluli of Urooklyn I N Jtetoi soul bow D S Vonrhop 2 Clinrles Mlii Oil 3 i AuditS lllllmnnn I I Miokn I J Schel llnuberir ootviln Tho Tritons won i ashy In II i inlnuteii 2i hocnniK tho Nautilus crow rollr inc at he lialfinllo poet Ih lie late In which hero was tho croatn t locnl Interest was between four of Newutks elxoaretj gIg ireus 5 made up m follows Triton PoatilubKrecl CrAry bow FrunV Ilrron 2 lot v insein 5 i Harry anei Ti nn 4 Arinur MIOH 5 T t I keeir stoke A h Ward costs ln Intllllite Boat i lubJ 1 l uburn bus M Mrlevrr 2 Cl Keariit I J r I Heniretey I 4 L J tarne Ii J lleban d u VI l arlin cnsc S sill Myttlo rioa Clubh Purree bow R M Parker 2j C r Parker i t 1 lUrekile l EmitS llarcklie 5 II liiirunet Biroke I U iUre rotMnaln Lureka lice it ClubC Maineil low II VVadttieirlh 2 P I extern S II VI lurv 1 4 L Mueller S O Jlclall Btreike I IfauBt inxswaln As was erg cctccl this race proved to bo Iho most excIting event of the tiny Ibo start was even nnil all four boats held ilun lillie lahillve I t polilun fur oneplchth uf n mile when the Jljstlcs nnd hureUus snore rcienntfd 1 lo thin rear unit the Tritons tool the leail pushed sharply by tho Institutes The Institutes wore the favorites in tilt bettlnir but at no time lifter 11114141 Oil the halfmile f I post did I I lie Itt it the stem of tho Irllnn boat aol at tho mile there wns jinl iicllmpixof clear natnr botweon the two bouts with tho 31 silos nnd IurukitH cuniliiK ulonu a few lenciliH bohlnel ns evenly matched nut the two hulls Ill a en I a nitu ran At the ond of the mile nud a half Ihu Tritons wore n lonctliin lie I lend nnd I won In I b mluulos I 11 seconds with tbo Instituted second mid the Mn tletliiiej A doiiblescull moo followed with three rn trIes The craws were lamps 1lott Jr and A J lUischmaii liavpnuwoud lioat Club L I leorue 1reoth and John llettrlck Vnruna and Walter Xncel and Frank II I Haiti Pennsyl vania Hunt Club This WItS n moat IntTentlnK rnco and it went throuuh without n foul tho i Itnvinswood learn wInnIng lu J minutes 11 BecondB with Ynruua isoiond Jha prettiest race of the day was between threo pairoared gigs Tlioy wore manned us follows Arthur Kuel lImit rinli RllBbelh N Jrugene Hart Iso bow IJoaillas Oartlett stroke George bibb cox swain Triton Boit Club Newark N 1 fleorce iJllTord bow Ilenr Ireemnn ttroke lreel hold coxtunln Inttitnte lAneS riub soarS N J 1 Uetian bow C hears stroke P 1 J OToole coxswaIn Tho threu crews got away evenly anti nt no time in the rue was there a boats lencth be tween tlmm Iho Arlini Ktills went oxer the lino first In 10 minutes M Boconds with the Jn BtittltOc UTOIld The oniecri of tho day were Clnudo Xnponl referee T H Osboine of the Jlystlcs jinlco ut tho finish anil ll I V Onrfleld of Albiiny I 31 A Mullln Newark and L MllllRnn riiiladclphlu tlnioLeeuurs J11TIE TACltlS TAKE JT IfKT Sir r lTrt of the 1orkilllei Y C Oor kTerliourd us n feiirprlNe Mt tile Flulisli Tlio Yoikvillo Yacht Club held its llfth open spring rouatta yesterday over its course from Oak Point The course was from n stake boat otT Oak Point nlno miles to nnd around OaiiKWny lluoy nnd return for cabin boats and jib and mainsail boats of over eighteen foot ihp course for the remaining boats was to and around Stopplnc Stone Llclit Half I i f an hour after the boats nero sent oIl ii stIJT breeze sprang up from the totithwest anti Bent the fleet merrily bowline along with the wind on their starboard quarters Nearly nil the sloops j were under double reefs In short order licnt Inc back from thin outer mark with tho wind i on the port Quarter many were wet to Silo skIn I Many l of the I aloopb did not llulsii Thoro was one casually lr J Cahert owner of the 10foot cut boat hurprNo whllrt pulllnR in the main utluit anti walklnu back ward nt tlioBun time shortly nltei croBjInc I the tlnlsh line I fell I nvcrboard I He I I was fished out no wetter than ho was when he fell In In the clash for cabin boats over thirty foot In lencth the Ijiiinn nnd Alice Ii I Mciilsun owner was tho i only boat I entered I In the I sut tins class under I hIll ty lest tIle winner was thIn lorsith which of llvo competitors alone finished In the twentytwcifoot jib and main Ball class th llntence Talt Itnl ert Talt owner won Tho Jostle John Ollrlon owner won In Ilia twentvtwofont cairltLed elsa I Tie lle sie ltJ li Thomson ownur was the winner In tno elchlcenfciot catriuced class Tho Molllo Jlcfarthy McSIanus llrothers won I easily In the fdxte nfuol catilKBrd class Soul In tlm catriceed clasu under sixteen feet the winner was the Harry C owned by H Porter The prize confuted of medals and sIlver cups NA TUJLILIY Jill UltAfUXd 1IKAT CorInthIan SUIrmUli Ainonc Atlantic Y C ROHM I Ci iilxlnc Trim Thirteen lively craft of the Atlantic Yacht Club beat down the bay yesterday against n emoky southeasterly wind In n friendly nice j for prlznloss glory The fleet would liao been blKlMr If tho tussla between the TItnnlu and Shamrock hud not enticed many of the Atlan tics ISis l to lurchmunt Cupi H N Lldridno ran up tho clubs signal on thu tall stuff nn the Krvuii bluff nt 11 1 oclock and thirteen trims lIned In quid mccofBlon from the yai his creetOl the buntlm The resonant bark of a i IIIHSH i cannon im tIle bluff sent the Corinthians awav All I I went In criiln liutilin I i I They crossed iho line I I In I this I ordor s OIl II In t mart Illtlo I I llurcess I I tuiil sri Innir t lcarlef8 Anncondii Monetta Ciivnller I Arab Itoamui I 1oily I I llderiin I dialling AiHlon Clam Tpe larger bunts miled uvorn 0iii ol twentyfcoven inlle lo huuthncit rplt and return and the Miiiillor craft cuvnrnd about twenty Piilex i to liiiny 11 I 1 nn Went Hank and 1 back Jlio enclose I lot hnr muinloiuniiht In thIn iQiiiilly birue Jim I vona cnrrled nIT llio honors In her elans with llttln trouble ami Ihuti I iinilliu I I naturally I beat ull the I othur boats llori Is the record i IIIUT 1U roUITII LASH BCIIUONC1IS AMI tLoort hI iCl Starl tlntl Urn nrayllnx ll ll as 15V I I 2 Fearleies 11 17 u J tm HU 2 Ill to Cavalier U utltti Jlll fill S 51 lit Afilea II I li iu tifo ui a 88 f lnnr n oil iv i ten ID 24115 Anaconda II u7 151 2114 o 267 n Clara II H II 20421 212C IIXCLB STICBBBS Or OTI1BB rLiSIU Wona IIOc2 1 27 SZ 25127 Arab II I I In 1 i Its u j2Vil liiemer 11Him 1 hotilmed lfitl 11 IO 6e otllue1 deran Ill I I II Hi I t Il 2 14 si tloueltit II 119 10 2 lii14 1 IMO ell eliatil OlllllrV I Kllll Nrwiiiiuii May UO Tho crossioiintiy run of the NewburKb Attelrtc Ciuti lit day WAS six mile frum ewburiib to Knelt s Hotel Xladle hope and return Il was soil by Joseph I ow In IV minutes DA seconds Istrlck liolan who ones beat Dan Ilerty the pedestrian fainted durniff Ibe run fellacalnit a stone wall and was iltiuHi UI Ja4 tv 61 boufiu to tbi civ IA a curUtc 8iiRria ov mi TVRiwtRSTnAHiKii The Melroiolllmi Four Hwnmprd n O leo Cup IturrNiMt Yorkn DlnM Mln Jlio iininml tcRitttn on tlio Hnrloni Rut r voMordnv comprised nlno ono mlln event which ciiunllcd any rowing exhibition Kiea recently on this river In spite of the ilireg wind wlihli mad It neces nry niter Hie senior fourtimed shell inco to reverse till course unl row north Instaad of south the exiiemMy low tide nnd the t hundred of f honts I thm t kept dnrllnc nbnut ihoro Stern tow m cldonK Ono wn In the I race of thn enlnr itlIlgeA Y Hawkins I of Albany n gaul Ii I sunool lifulcSuh athlete bnd won the LI hal lien Inti l minuvi 41 teennds In a manner thnt load II cleur that ho would make II hoi fur O T SU photm f hue t New orl Uhlotli t Club I In I thollnal raK It hud taken Stephens 7 minutes is Mcomls to win hN trial iact anti Hawkins Mnek wn nbovn par when tha rue beunn S h lolm nn of tile Metropolitans was also u contestant but hn was soon loft behind Hawkins I I I I wns un familiar I with the river and nlthouch 1 Stuplieni I led him from the itt uurt ho wns pullltm n stroiis oar when ho ran rlump into n boat on ilia south shore and turned n comploto somersault Into the wnter The men on Iho hugs had yelled IhoinfelvcB hoarse In shoutlnuwnrnlnss to him but ho evidently mistook tho meanlnu of the uproar Htophoai won lie race In C minutes U5 seconds The bnnks of the river wore black with pootile and n cold blooded person wnlclilnu the antics of tho crowd on the tim dnrlnc a race would probably hate sot them nil down for lunatlct It was known earls In tho dnr thai the Varsity crow of Columbia Cnli ie hth 1 wlthdiavvn I Irom I the eiiihtonrtd roil died in i with the I Atnlnntn I crew They ticii eil llnoi t feelves on the Ilea Hint i their t boat I was nut in u woiklnu trim Their choice of nny bunt n lute river wns ulleted them but thuy ruluswl to ac I cent the ctou lilti I Cairle loodvvln n launch I lilted bv ois Ins of tilt oliimbla beijs nenrly ciuifed an IP I dent It was in Ihe juiilur fouiourc sliill lIlt conioslant s Miio erews Irum I llio I rinneur I Illruoklynl I Union Nonpaiell and Ni vvoik Athletic I clubs It I was mIll I ho liinvi I u I s whecu thin race becnti nnd the onomllo euul sit from the rilhu fluSh bildennt fourth nveiiun lo Mc I Cumbs lliiin Iii bilge UIIH compaiallveh clvar I of boais It I was a nlpnniitiuK I I u race fur hnlf n mile wlui thn Iloiieer crew funed iihead of IIis I nlon crew and wis leadliu the nice These 1 two crew were well over toward Ihe Miuth shoie and went huuuulllng m thin liveliest manner when I hits Cultimnliis I laiinib stutluiuuit I u win nine whittle or an ninnii of any kind slid bnvveou llio biine nid ihn IifiniMr s boat crouillni lust II tip e m r I tlm I oievv aol iiinlv upiiitiin the boat Ibun I iNewr iork Alhlelir t built won In ii minutes HI 0 unds the Nniiparells ec mine ill Moinl In d l mlniites Il i er imN I lie IMmieir Ilen Claimed thett the Intoii I creiv hud fuuleil them but Iho clnlin suns t ut allowed The llnett nice ul 1 lIe I day WitS Ihe I sItu gO lietneou 1 thu I New Turk Athleticelulit I I thu Atu lrnli 5 Ichl and lip Treshmeu 1 nIght t of f Colum I bia College The New Vurks took the lead nt tlm I Htart and at the I iiunrter mllii I they I led lie Atnlantns by six lenulhs and Ihe oliimbla boys by twelve Thorn was no elmnco In this position thioiiRhuiit tho race hue New locks won In 5m ITm ihie nato ii the senior fotironred shells was rowed I In I hue I windiest 1 part of tlm day TIO 1 I water was chopped up 1 Into i white cups nnd I I he rune Foemed full of dnnner 1 Iho I conielnnts I woiecre ws Irom tho I Union the Metropolitan 1 nnd thn Atalnn a clubs Atthellrst strukutlm water silnsliid Into the boats and it WHS rlear thnt tins clown were In for u wellIng lli I us 1nlnns rowed over to tile norih shorn vrhera hat water wns miieh smoother but I b foiu tin I Jletropolltniis could dn aiiythlnc I tn lISt tli I em selves the It ihnll filled anil Funk ilun 1 Ata at i Ills rowed the race with their lieU half f flu LI of water and won it in 7mro The double scujl shell men between the Atiilanta nnd his New York Athletic I C tile u wus closely contested The Atnlintii crew hnl a piece of their stash tuou nil lieutim I I oil by I u tle I waves The New lurks won in fi t minuliH 14 teiOnds After the rices tho tiriei eonlstltii of banners and bailee were iilMribiitiil at the Atnlnntn club lioute The ttumhurof handsotne women whu voie present mudu the wniicia feel hUm heioes srxviARr Junior SinglesMetroimlliaii 0 I minutes New York AlIulu llc l e mliuleste secoiielt Pair eared iIITS Actives i HoboLen H minutes Ut see ontin l AtaliintH H minutes Si seconds senior Keiuroar c Shells Alsclanta 7 minutes fi 1 sec ondtt Inlcen 7 inlnutes 51 tevohUei Junlcr louriarecl lteiissew York Atbktlc ll I mlii Otis in tcronds nnpurell el mlnulesileefotidt Double scull Mielle es York Athletic ii inlnutfS 4 second 5 ItiIlu ill n minuted 17 teciiinlit Intelor Sour narel tJUs KaveiisHnoel o minutes re uJ seeeinds Slut altO l minutes 41 tecondK Senler Vuur oared llls Atlanta 5 mInutes 41 seconl I Metropolitan S minutes ot seciincs henlccr Mntlea Nevr hark Atlletlc Ii rulnulet 3 BerecnelH Light oared shells New York Athlellc f 5 minnten IS seconds Atalanla It minutes Jn secieiulK CciluiuMa 1restinien 5 minuies Sit seimedi Referee W II rurtls Timekeepers T lierhreia Jr and J 1 II el lteeL Jr ludires at flluiPhI I I i tiur I eSTmons U i W bite R Lemper U ouiitf at d A V Cleaver Till nATlKOX CAT WAS JHAJKS Khr Trd lie Wny Ilelnrr ths Vlncl but eSiit reiud pied Tlrbt Ilure uniliii I lltI k Tlio Knickerbocker Yacht Club 1 timk I i u Ilieir I I friends on an excursion on the Hlcnnibnut I m russostorday up the Sound to see tltcj Hecit competo for lionon I n tho i annual summer re patta There wore lots of pretly vviumn abotid Komn sTole in full sailor rig wilh niirii LUS os slunc across their Bhouldcis hese 1 knew all about the boats and talked about I Mhini I I kors anti calTs and sandbaus like Miilm men The others wero just as pretty allliouiIi thoy devoted their time to navlcatlnc dirtnlons or Bteeruii bablos across tilt steamboats decks It did not look a bit llko I a raeo whoii tlto I t ftaitiiiL 1im sounded nt lu in lu I K almost obscured the clttb hoiipe and thiro was not wind onoiich to llont the chili pennant Vltat little thero wns eaine from tho I Koutiieast The eiuli thin svns jtibt fccttinc In The boats trot olT m this order Mangie IJulia Poctetta A Tarlnn rrlintllin lrolto Snrprir Mayicila I dm lol s unitn lulni leniei I MH fc lte loa Inst Trujnt Dura S uiejii Ilicver Volnule 11IllIf Paula KlHCe Hawk lIe four last were badlv liiinillcnppnd by n lati start It I wis a lay I rare in i III I I I the I lenders cot to I nit Sclnoler ith n dash ol h ic n thn lot I1IIOII hit sun broke thioutrh Mil nits In him cloudf and n wind winch ril d vvlntc capped waves over the So dicl r iiintr Ill anU gate the sailors nil the wanted 31 itch liilcfHt was felt in i lie I ierforinane of JlessiH Orrhn and Newboillil fl ilout Ill Luiutt Idna She Is only ahotit Jlliot lonrf but hba has aHWnot mast a jnfnid call and a loom so loim lhit II would hiinik lu two IrlinliilliB her if she did nil have a bit uutiluuer nit loll IK 1Jfoot beam ami tier stern Is siinaro and Kl i I feet across Mm bail I fifty sand I bins ahounl I Mllihercreaispieiulnf I I canvas and the wind I on Ito r Murlmird imuter I I ehe soon walked l tn lie I hoiid of thin procoslon Hhc um wns there I up to the I turn mound datiuway 1 linos but sill did not turn first Vt lullo her crow swero putting in n reel the lc ra took the lead 1 he wind was almol a gab b this time Slooim took In their topfiallu and every boat stopped to leef It I I was nip and tuck all the way home be tween the idnn and tile Dora They KOI away ahead of nvcrsthlnu else oven the tlaiuu its lile I tailor however wax waiting for the ileet WillIe tbo Tnuriitt was off Fort hohuylor n red painted catbout upset near by lion crew f seven moo crawled un on tier bottom and wero taken off bv another of tlm ninny bouts that were idvinK around but their peril no excited the pinsen cers on the Taurus thnt tho Knickerbocker race wan quite forcotteu for the time One lady fulntrd There was a deal mor wind than the Uppers of tho little boats had liar ualned for and ten of the tturUiro did not tin hail the race Tbe Dora won In her class aol also won tlie yearly ponnunt for makIng the best t time OVMT tlcecourso 1 hhe did II I I In IllHi 1 42 ThIn St I II uuns In tho other classes wore the Yolande hit Nu nlta the lineal hut A the I Id tin and lIe I MatXlit title MItIS bIght havo hoen n winner but she had nocotnpi tllor In 11Cr cities The IteuHHii I Ciciumltteo I I passed n vote of thanks to Jlr W 1 Alexander for the SIIIH rlor manner In which ho relieved them of SItS euro of tile ladles Afore Iluncliic thUS HiilllnK The Urooklyn Yncht Clubs oiieulni day was more of atecejticin than anyihlix approuibiui A rs pailS The AOIII al reratta on June Ib Is near at htid bailing parlies were AsS up in the afternnon The miff eatler breee brouihl some of the galanl tllijtrt down to three reef ancl Die AleC was pretty r uiih ntiiecle I itiul y Uliind I Point Pul I many id tlie bcats Mired reeitirn iidpaieseii ere who were irceol en nt taionclicct loinlnd It If tlcelte rail oanaoaih arid Ibe i air Hid of stll tpruy At Ihe club house mulc feittiicr and dancuiif 1 liurreicted thicte who dicl 1 null Are fur us I water tn r feterlv weatlier and President Paiiiel dKelly rommodore Itobertc Hiitkln and oniull i Irenisn i nicer suppleiueuicd each others sCoru to loaks thinx1 pleatant Thin Tcnnln Tournament CAKMHIK Io MayflO Hundreds of pers0tl witnessed the tennis tournament yetlerda and to c y between Ulckintoii Colere anl I a select teau trvui I cci city lUls I ev eimif the score stood Pare I beat Wilier 0It i Hrldtrs IM I M Kirk t 2 Settler beat llajsi I I Webber brat A ton c ll r beal lUriietO Weatherby beil I I ici i v beat t Mel m ba tm Lknclas beat Ill u er itty er beal Ire man ISa Wunl beai llr m i i v Hepburn beat HurreilR 3 Sadler bat Mr 11 i t I I ilntr I lea klurchniirei 4 had er I eat Han I I y u I 5 I tem beat McSeaibl I liesker lest Kvnt liI W l o I beat Kletchsr b1 I Chuck beal fatton a 3 Mrvrns beat tl Hepburn tl I3 pierce beat Mlllt ftIitid4AI Dial ZtQkII ls Liii1glwgl ssi TlL1i0

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V V THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 31 JSRP 7 n n GREAT DAY FOR THE 22D l LU1W ITAlTllXi ITS AHUORrS 4iUfl J IIIIIW 7UH IS IAIl Fine N J IT lliillHInc Will he MolhlnA 1Irtb WiltIn lor sd Every Msin o Ibo Roll turned 01 10 Help tisrt It The cornerstone of tho new Twentysecond rtclmcnt armor was Inld with due ceremony Itf Tt9terdaY nftirnoonln tin presence of the roid mint anil many Invited and other clients 1 1arly In the I afternoon tIll Txxent seconds protent D rmorYOfl Fourteenth street WaR Invaded by in r friend who conirtatulnted tho men on hav lif rMchecl 1 tho Initial step In securlni what the iiavo lone clamored for nn nrmory In the standing of tho regiment Itirlnir with ellndlni rcllmonl rseorder Mnith Col OHyrne don ouls bgraII of the First Brigade and his staff aDd innfly othtts greeted Col Camp anti the other officers of Iho regiment Col Cnmp IR a Vila under tho weather his loc ha Ine boon Injured I rlils homo falllne upon It tho day before The Kiif sts spant an hour In ctmttlnc InCclCanp loom boforo the word was Klxen IUlorl Every man In Ibo leslmont answered to roll call Evey wlilto coats had been carefully etetned Ibo brae s buttons and tho bra s trim had bison the njlDB of the helmets hli polished riDI rims were all in goti halo and exery pair of demiied It xvas after 3 oclock when hoes 1101101 I R tit bugle sounded fall In and ton minutes later tho men v ere flllnc out through tho Ill twnth street door Cot Camp rode at the head of his leclmont ad the aellI men w pro Followed by thoxot ranthe lamos Monroe lOSt 0 A IL which iscompoed of Iho war xotorans of the real mint wid the liili Mlsufts In fixe rarrlncoH A large ftiltitl I of the pioeobslou xvns 1atrick ant UllmOltS I Th lIne m irih wan down fifteenth street lollltb iixeniio ui thn AXCIIUO to Iftysoxoiith tollb vreixxtird to Iho tilexnrd 1 and thence tnbiuisoxoiith 1 stiidt xxhere on tho north wt 1 ci nor HIP iiuix nriimri Is to nlnnd A ttDporar pliuinrin Imd boon erected hero and kt ha hot al1 I gen he men ouuplod heats on It n rculmont linxlne ton 1 disbanded tlm men rlnmbored imr r Iho ftonos that btiexv tim Around uround tuurtI I the armory sIlo uud Mind daIs i on thc ro i s Hot lllll and I Intor Ornnt were prexontod by fl rlnncleenanlo froth liolnR piesont and Col OJtrrnn a 1 suleited to nponk 1 for both of OJrr ppreiiionlis bocnn with by theta To eetelollA IHIlln wih priijer the HOI xMlllim A lunlol t I Tie corners mu amailM I III k 1 of nrali Ito lay In place lion geratt t put In it the box containIng the nr tkeoeic id b the otllcorBof tLo rtclmeut JEC7 were V Iron 01 I orntllution I or the aIled Mates a CODY of tre I inistttut or en Xork Mate a en of the eMrier or 110 rlt 0 nl f C Yrk i t history of the rejd I nrnnnr the I M nn 1111 I I it bt tlae llnnf the iljcf ri mi 1 t c opt Itvl bY i latm nf the rs enty BPCOUI 1 C copy ir he lIeu I r or the lefriuiunt ati acinuut ot the rrniri nn ir Hf lr an a ounl of ihtccre miDirp ttfii line Hi I liomi nr the corner clone vtt tho orIent etltt I oih ihr lTnltfil tjlatritnr the liiur nf 141 1 Kl ntuli r the lA4tls I lie ubtdgeur tliB I I A P ibHlk f of 1n 1 t Minroe I lot I t a toj y or au order ton the Art uttiit llenritp ollco a copy of an order iron trgIe I I I tdutrlettt Tin1 ilorrick tint was to hoist the corrlnc itonoifor led i cnciil doul of amunc nipnt to the ey Ieciiio I it wouldnt wheel lit tho word of nniinind Ihn stnne was llnalli rUwil In i OM Ion liowexor A Itor more nttiI dl 1 0 lijrnopoLc it leieth of tho duties I I of the 1IIIn tail of heir I Miltiv and of the imst fnloi of tho rwontyMi OIK The ceie roll en oilwlth a benouli tiou delhnio I liy Ur Hui noil nril tie sliiklne 01 the Doxolocv brail lreCIII lhtn the lecimont loforinoil art nmrolitd to the teetit socotid utrcat lf tlonofthi1 oleinteil roart wliern It wits dN handel l Thooli cnridld not cobnik at onie Tcj her with the inxlod cuests thoy drne to the Mount t Mnrniit Hotol where n dinnor bad l I eon irnriloil A niong timee who hut touvn wore hn licfrnld 1 and his stiifl Ito rorlorSmythC I OiJ roe and Col htowurr aoJ all thoiuniinlssloned olllcors of the Iwcu tecon 1 The new armory will occupy the block In fldedlv I tim Doiilovnrd Ninth avenue SIxty HKnih anil Hlxtyelchth strent The aruhI fc IsJohn 1 Leo 1 nptaln nl Company I The I iilpinnl rout will be 1 i feet and thu Ninth aniuo front 201 foot hue ostuilor will bo wi 10 brIck with granite trlmmlnc and will ro em IV In general ntylo tie tine armory of HID Inlltb strong tOIVOtA will tnnd at tho car et i of hhtyiovcnth and blstr olchth streets ulMnth avenue In thn basement will to titlarEent rife range In the city and waiting rom toilet rooms baths anti mniulnei The drill room it i to ho on the first fiton nod its dimensions will b 175i 25feet On the north aide nt this will bo ton company looker rooms and above theo ton company parlorb each with On thn a cnery bIt ot the caoaVl main of ontranco seating will tlfty be persons tho ar morers and 1ofterm lorA ilenirtments and on the pecond story roachod by a kepurntn staircase will be a laic storaes room On thu riant of the main entrance will ho t I handnomn library anti oRlcorV rooms hems will lo many other rooms each arranged fora s eclnl iurpo and numerous galleries In the wines of lh building The Interior will bo flnlMied In hard wool In the main tower which is I n ar this centre of th building will be I hoe riot Work was begun on Jan 10 and will irotmbb bo completnj by next April wl Pelted be Sheriff wllh ss Sholcun FRrnnmchsnrito Vn May 30 Deputy rhorlff McDnnlel of King George county on Tuesday ixont wIth n writ of ejectment and tnJortonk to toro 0 Charles Peyton a negro Wittier from a tenement belonging lo Clint los yrmalukc Vhitt tho Sheriff made known tJtl it layton entered Iho house and In a low awonis rett n el with t doublebarrelled tkocun h and IUIII1 It at tho bherifr forced lira to leant 11 toxved the Sheriff BOIHO IIRII Irom the house and when leaving him suM IOIVIDI H I Tin como hick hero agaIn you will cot cQ6C ntonthof f tld tun one limn aflnrxx ud the SlterllT returned with a lo iiiud nlnoxxith another warrant irlhgnrreil m hon 1 for mslsilne an olllcer otler Jfltin Ott xixthcn enmiQK fortitieil tutu wf nnil ill lid tinft with his ctin hilo tile orators tOro a 111 I is to tho host means to ruraus lo tor s t tie to the house xxllh his mllrlnit I l cs tin d tin ouch t rim door ad 10 k I tn xuKis while tho Sherill and his lao ttrt f citIng the Itimllx nnd trvlicto ATe 10 1111 I i I I I Tit 1 family I I wm lesuiPd m ttt hI biiiiili I nnd luinltuie I xxru entirely j aropd I Th viiorlfl anti his p I Sf then I lelt i ciDt Mor iripnrliu another warrant lOt arvon iitani t Tijton i thej t pursued and rtuieil tutu turday Ho his been placed IB Ire county Jai l rhlutc 11111 Vvoilulliin OrKnnUed at linrlcmon fiHiinsTos Mnv w 1 fun Olmrlohton IntorHlalt Drill Asi elation was organized liroto ht capiittl i stock 5KIO In shares of Slonch Iho J pnrrocls to hold In october or fvemkri Mnrotltho Infantry drill There wfl rl I tra i ll 10 comrotltlons for tho following I nllrMrrlMHtl19 oldFlul true terunul f ii ititri fut I Vt StO dri orioiui inltstli thar never competed iij 3f rib JrlllHrii pUe f M tu eeconi ti f ftfllrll four mal Upon m alltli 4MIr I nplo III i te tilled idi I H mi e 1 in n t 01 tul cadet Corps throughout tvlli The RIIetinledml 0 of West Point Academy vO thin ju IK nnd efforts will ho made to iers Iho nft enilanco hero of tho Jlnrlni Lfhi i V al u a hiiiKton Most of tlio struck has at IIMI rAijy bsn Ill 1 it anllt Is more than I probublo ttat lr fin the clnltll strik will ho 1 doubled Inxita Lcsion Il J to enl to the mIlitia of New York eSlon ew Onoun acid other cities Shot ty un rxCoavlct MA rrrcvn n X I May 80 Joseph Don ltl n farm Kind umplojcd by It N Whltto ZOtt four miles bOOth ol this city was shot Iat intent by Kuuono Colllni who his served everdl bd hernia for various criminal ail Ho a formerly woi kod for hlttemore and had Ole to tw houM to slay ocr night hltto mte lIter and his nile were al cut In tho city ier Iimr folllns went out ostensibly to Inio IDJOY I CItluukt bout et soon followod him iai Uii rnlt Hlns iiho I to meet him and dltl dug i I Iw tept tliiel lt hand and lit Ol I 110 bul Mru k IJuUiOttlilll I i I I in I the chest He I a5jnct hi a wool plo recovered Kllchtlynnd j rU sblr In Stogger Into the house and reach kl l a llller tle hOIHe 111 wifts tllr1 ran 110 Idt tin Mrs Iloucott I threw t a koteu rtlultr over her holllor nnd walked biro Oled 10 JJ1B ialls for aid Inr Jluni lieslor ollin on 6nOI i ilftpranrtl nrrhnd at the ueo lint f ollnl i bath I ii lea Pi fared HoiicPitH I cotuulhl ion 101It611101 reCOI c n Critical with thu BhnncoB against Is lie lie Check 1uincrf lIark RIchard DaVIs was arrnlened at Jefferson hanboa 7ersuy Ly Pdcctlit rerttaott Vtly and VII the tbaro of peiiin a HJ wortlileci eLoL 1 to u ut Ik mutltlur named vlnmon alill ant fblit Orn ttree Mr 1 bolomon 1011 Ih tlitecth ei that PUHI ed II hi rlar if bUllnI tact week atti llld iarg r 11ot 11 she I hurt L I a of i Ituthutttalh ouIt il joa J y tli or good ii ortit ttui and ulteret 1t ha tkr0 II 111 I A i i got fit 1 I II COlt I S nllor 1lOj fl I fOhII Ii ilelore cc nIlog I lie rout tiulti 4 p r 1 Ii lie tiuek wu et url h tuien lb tel PI ore luot sr that haiti Ii I hue Mil ini h1 hllll re utti hi leh tilt I 0 irrow Davis a w n a case of in taken identity 1 erliincr Fuller IB t klcco tOilet CHIcAGO Mny lOChlel Justice and Mrs LaneS III Ih city uu IkOtth 501ierilsy uuJnlood al wlU wWriIIIisrboQ tle V V h 1 111 I4 I JOKl lion Mr Ahrnhmitliejn wee Inolned to Invfut SIOUII In a Mnukey fssim lilHMtsnitAM I Aln May 10lliPio Is a wortlo citizen of BlritiliiKhttm who I ready to throttle tlio nllln who SIlA m ot ulixllnn to liltn Sonic nWIIIII ago llr mhnm Ion I1n IsraelIte innxeil fiom n nnluliborlnccity to this p1 ace wit Ii lie I Idea of ninklnc I I u fortune In I a liurry In I Ptnno 01 tin tanltl i WRjB ho Imil lunrtl of Ills XI ctllt1ns wet hotnnmilne and he loiionlcil I Item t so tiiionl that H coitiblnatlon ot loathing oltlmis Ins pIToi toil against him Mr Carlisle Mtilroo A pmiiilnont luinkor to whom Ktivyn liml PitoLeit on tlio t Mlbjuct of liixost nent1 hail rmnln f1 to kti n an e o open Mr llnlrop Is a io r tif I fun nnil Is siiieotoil bttliiif tint orlmiuitorof tho clti lute xxhkli xxas aa noxul ii It xxns nuocpb iftil I In 1I1orllulll 0 with u iimcutirertcil arrange I mont Mi Mulioo lufornieil stain that lie hilt tllscovoroil unoil tlilni i tint urettj niticlt nil I the stock was tiikun tluiiiKli ho aught lueQzo I him In It 1 Ill II tie w until rlnisu xxlilih lint u corner In II line Unit xvmilil vleltl Immonso profits anti Iho meeting of thn projectors I xxotilJ be Iml 1 H week huncn for oiuiinlrMlon Tlmt wad nil Altilron xxn tvl hug lo I tllMilco I If BlllMMMIS XXilllim t tll Jti III I wit it IbIs inllCll ItnovxIutluuMt Million mlcht secure sotnri of the stoi k tr him itt flyti U Ill tied nt the propo sit hint uui 1 tho hits rvlt iv cndeil bx I his llnc Mulrno u lioik for tl 1010 for which ito took a nctlpt anti ito ltt Intimv man 1 Somi ilurn inter 111111 n i i lxptl I u circular i i letter turi lute nnil ion llmliul tttlf ltii him to attend u iiuntltit of tin iiromolei I ol tlio ontiri rKo to which III liiul ul HI illicit On tho nlcht llteil iixti xtnin to thn ilHsiunatuI pint R hull xxliloh htl IIn l hilt Id tty tin cotiftnliii tore I lit cniliiilnj imbtuLi olIlO nf tho most iiioiiiliicnt lm lnos of It cit inertlimits atikcis I nillioail I IIIPII ninl otlmtx Ihn nuolliis xuis inllml In onli anil thn form of ehtutiug ii suit mtitix ami Comniltteu on Cri ilrnlluls xvHMinrniil out Ihl 1 I lialnniin then all nou ilCeti that nn Importntil I CCIII flU It Icat ion I bin hi ei tttel oil Iriini the Mnblln ommlttit fettlliU forth I Ill ci tiiuul I hnniu i lilch Wild nnr I utuliir xrnx Ihl pn cr hn lluu 1111 cutout the boiiolan to pail i to t Hit I nIle ilL i 1111I loin latIn hat ion xxns hraitlx il jtli t nrnft ti nil at tttlth OIl lhi Mobile coninilltoii ontlliud tile enterprise which tha lather atiitutl wua uxtu thou being put Into eoullon rhlA tIIInrb was tile purohnoof Hn 1 land I In Mulillit lim I hell tliiiiiHaiul of monketa stI rot to I I eril Istici an It nail y I Ito letpr 8M Iiitth Hint two i 111 iit hutl mit read aitlxel i I U he plan InxoiMMi I the I i roi i gilt iou of nu nkoxA I for nm In tl n totlnti luMol tlio rotith Thn re port titptl that It hail been CtttiCllIl ely proxoil that iiionki4i c nlil 1 bo I fiiMj tiuiiiotl I topltkvott n and that ate tnoiikc could lili L UH much cotton a th t co nptlw In iiililllion h I It XVIIB shot ill the compiralixe I msl 01 Iffillnu I I tiegi cues 11I1 I nioi keys xrhll tliito t xxoultl In u tronindotis lit lug en tlitlilm I i TIlt rnport clnseil xxith a pi clii I lion thai Ill Ihn yetrt till tho lotion III thu hoiith xxi illd In picked liy monkeys TliH readIng xxits tm pixel xxllh grave snllfii tlon by the iLuttlnc ns xxaa itKreeil I nlorrthnn I The Itwlllond stnjn lookpil from one to I ant11 her fmn and oulil i hitnllx billcxo bin iupTIpo 1 loudly not niiileman IIIOPO anti itxkfil HIIIIIO iinistljiis al out thu ronnrl nx prefcslni u 1Ilru to knoxx t w lot tt 1111 I Ito to Peru tnciit I hul bet 1111 ttl Btifllcluntly to insurB Us h HUCCI Ill Is ito thn timid I Main t thn t outlet lor his nxxn doultH nnd ho root and eN Iirpssed thu fear thai the iinilertuklni was tia I Ill erleuti Till noith tig lie wovnu XMIH over winlnilnl I t theothtr t way ami xoled for tho ImnitMllito Piti iO lit Inn of HID xxirk May KrowiiiK tnoro noixous Ill god II mote careful roniilerat Ills IninulniiUon ahlo I his fnars anl t lio ccltt ill iikod xtho xxotild tl Ii I I I ttt th u tisinils of III ill kit o U I xxas u xxpll I known l filet tlmt Italiaub I WI 3 the only itoplu liu coitd tlo nnsllilt xlth iiKnkujs and he pioilli Iftl th it thn M mil atn until I not J n able In get Ittll I I ins to t hut Ill iii tllIhln t I u lleiilo I I prn holed I this I the I Illout keys otiid Iin I rOll It ILUUI I oscai lim ftiin their ktll ii and Injtitlni lit tipert y tb rdn tiitatlniL t t hnrn u lug Inw stilts UIoll the sslillcite t Ito this hi o ch i the 111 01 ill I I olxod tn proccuto the under I I lal Inc und then adjommcl i I 1 lit ri v tho I fnl oxvlnu ila I tnyn colt gli I Mttl I ron and Milil hn xxanleil 11 sntl I nut Miilmn nld this tnijltl not its lit no rlulitthm an all tho stn k hllol I 111 l 11oHd bul I llnall itLMitd tn irlxn him I hat hn I had palll f rtlu nloiK anti immiilntol I I I CIM a eheik for 51iOH I roo i colTlni a rutclpt inurelrr As this traniictlim xxas niafd a K liTiaiih mefs ncnt In liiirsiiiini of OIIH nf tho del 1 ills I of tile plot I en trd wit h n mussiici It was riinl nnd i i xxas Irom Alntuln I M itfnu I that the tree I of f the stock had 1 jumped I win Iv tioInlH I ai I tl I ua hllll I I I b onl ine ulroo I hhoxMtl tie tfUtinm with front I otnltntlon and stijii ttrno I pnli as ho begged tint ret ii rtt or the stock hut 31 Iullu I i was obdurate and 111111 5 than 1 nil tin I IirntMIn fni doiililltiK an Inxps infill for him lien th i joke WOO lei alprl a Uxita I s Intnr I Sttt II was neiirly tormented I that v o man hue dntoa vhlbpur motikuy farm to him noxx Swallows eKcst All Old hum Ior A Oew One SciiASTOV May tOA colon v of crotch tailed swallows built a row of mud hunts thin Bpriuttunic thn enxes of a noxx Lot ti on the tarot of Henri Ostrai dcr in f olllIuh town ship Ihe barn wits not finished until after tlm swallows bad guIle houth last fall and when the birds canto link this spring they allirhtpd on the new roof and acted In n strange way for two lays Them was n row of old nests on his south thin of the barn that has been btandini for fitly years but the xxxal lows instead of hPiiminc I to patch tile Ill UP as they hno Ion every HIM Ini fiino I armor Osirandoi tan rotue moor kept IIWllr from the old tarn i MHlnlx llnnoticetl this anil he fOal1 I ilo e atlunllon I I I to tin inoxtiiUitts of tho bhds I front thn linn I in J hntn 1 its notliliit tIll In lit ter XMth the old insiH an far its hue could I tee und wIll the wallows didnt trolnnuil and Ktt Ilitiits rod for hoiihekcciiiini hn coiildn1 tndrtsMnd lir txxo ilaxs t iii births etned to bo hnii intrn conxntitloti Oil the tool of the bin nm him anti th xxax tIny cliiioil nail ixxitiered and flea about IPI the fniinor to i i cull cll I tin thnt I t lay wore disctissit ig I k II cit I Y I tiesll n Ml this time they axohlel tlio old row of host but on tlm inoriilni II the third dm l1tI Until arrival tlm bli ki rums eased lit OI thm t and 1 extri K xalloxx llmv in I situ beziin to niry innd fiom inldln i down tho iniiil to the axf n rn thc iou I it sPIt of the IIHXX barn Thy xxorked like II1IS for II fort nlht 1 arniPr toll anchor salt and when they stopppil hey I hutl u brand noxx lot of nptf That xrits three t wool s ago anil 1 not a lin allow I has COUP nNII thu old nists up 1 to the t piesi nt I time hx thin ilifiorcd t I the old home still lUicJcs the jollj fin rluir I Itt Stock Mi rLe I Nrw YOIIK I hiiril iv May iO Ilprolpls of Ireitsl II I n ludll tr r IIM to 1 cor rl lty U iklilerers dlierl alit T tar unIt 1 fir ztrlatt i huti I Ir IhI iir Ct So trI t II St it S Irs r lu teeb tilt Th htuiirluiiuic olIn ol 10 1 WH II I 4u ji 0 atrul the tlln eio rotbe trio ixrurts to tiy I JPI Lo St Ii leeelps or cal to I t Ihuor woe further jetln f n Jh17tn r W in volt I iuI lit bv i I 1 t iiuiu tor rentn Iiis I rt1o ttii4euI lceiut to I In vrio 1 it1 0 i r II Ott folr 10 OtiLd huller nl k l title e Mt I j lueieile or h1 u1 Iiuihs I 11 1 rar ls I or 7 iIl hd fl Ml were In II iiii ul 414 J u P In tfji Ji too nut turn I aol i II S ui 1 tt l I IC i tII l lit f ilr lu I In jie Sul hem ftw clinic Jcr 1 new iUI 1 Ii C Cllt 1L11 1 l 1 I u ll pin tr liiI i IHO I ttt i 1101 all i e No ire hug in 1 itr ilei I IK I jt Noranull lower fur lIeu h al 4cirO4Ot t ILl r ourt 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I I lilt AhX TIUMh Trice tills rnalle1 I iiirn a pli mloii Imnofortro irn m r A NUMHl i R of IIrk oIhl grand upright t sod It square plain I of our miikf vt hlch w ere eclally se tooled ituuI used bl the artists of the leirooltau Opera House comi any ilurllig the past opera ssuson will bo sold at ft liberal r red u tlon fr fra our rrguUr I lilies I Ill hNAfll A CO I axe remoied tt MITIHIDlT Ui OK IOSI I ION I MIIIIIINO ITII AX inllJIll I M Teinpaary eareroouue In rear I ntrance 4 11 ISHIist rsi i HM Ml bIt 1 IUMK rrinoted tu thilr new 1 tturtro ns i urr t h lit in1 it 101 New anl rimpletfrt k 1 tn styes itiU rIO Ire torrent ltll l11 and linnalliiiriits iIIiIIt V V XVANTFI TO IM III llASf A small sired billiard I VT lab e connilele ml si le I ter cllCAP for lieu b Aa r IMMEWXlt IbO Last UitU SU V VV 1tltrt gonnl t flOAlWAY ANtI Mull ST Hotel UIateonelFae BnOAIWA I lk n I 11 Ifk iiiff rtitrftl I lArk ttir coo fit house In N rurk cl I y every room farce tho Irk I or a Erect 110 w ole valor CIa table t anil ten Ice AIIIIS anl 1 jientleurtati can hare good bnar cac JAIHIh boll itntle l bdl tW also table bonrJ J Nil 11M Huinn it illlll ns A I t74ttlarjor 1 alit b lroi rry M trrIII brakUt If desired lultitble for two getitleijuetu lower wit flat HALL rp E 1 llAKTFtltullZOlweIl4th it corner Tlhar 1 private UnUy hotel room with board jierma remit altO traiiitt 1 ci IhI I ntUI st I lrable room with bOA1 17T j or Rcntteinfii term moderals table board ill I sT II WtST Lane plarviit room alto 18TII small rot in with boar mratner price OJTII ST it WI8T I near Madison square tery tie U ulrable room n lib board every tiling Rtrlctlv Urn cl I 0 1Til RTTtTiU KABTltoorne wither wlthaut board i to VII eonolllnco I I OT IBRlt T Unom and board for two ft u Inclo I I t roim with board 4O gentleman detlrat reoin thEe ft1 OO ActT 4HT1I ST I nrite tiniti l room eleKantly Ur ViI itlnhod nil flccotnmo Intlonn exc 1lt t bible 31ii VFCT Meslrable furnlih riom O L tnr1 i t pilonul for r nnanentor trauilent board ems Iricea mu U rate nUo par or floor n o PAST i211 5T Lareeanl emaIl room neatly fur 32 it etueut 1 with or without board terms r mnrter Ill e lrriiiMn faIntly hoOt Pri rate alo tub e btard 01 l ST tsa 1IrTunn front menu wIth or with out tiar I u every convenience tobli board reason atul l I O TIIToriilsT I LaW small roomn with or Ot wittoitboarl ale cloven hoi and cold water furnaie or Crate lire car I asss door I Ill s17 I ISTI trcr han lnoraely furnlAh Ol rouu IJHHT 1 optional Southern parties ALCOUI module rtftrfsues n 4 IITII I l T 1 Ifanint rootnM heated excel Oi lent blue terms reaenabe a BO table board I TM I ST U Wl ST Ocely liurniolteut ball room all f eo J i tivrntenceit fujerii b aril alO l table boaruerfl a J X rilNTiiN li l illuriliihfd I riMirn large oflt 1 Ot ymall to rent very re i uiible board til III ot C tsT HTM hT tnfurni hea front parlor and O t J olhpis ii ltli or without hoard Oril f1 l1 V VIISTuleaallt I rooms ant good board OUor intUmea o UI i I ST 2ut VIT Parlor suite of 3 room ether a7 O t root K firm Um hoirJ OQni tTi7tvlsTltailmely I furnUbe root Srlt ifroi l war excellent table board lots bteaVfuHt tcrmt too lerato JOTIJ ST 2tt VI ST IteHohlfuI corner mom intuIt b OO crii etpitIre near Hrottdway beet tab e board JO tnsT iuiTll t sT Miller Hotel iTanUnnely y fun UheliuiUe one or 10 tingle room with uu exi ij tlmiftb r board 4 nil M Irt I WFsT near Bmalvrny Pleannl LJi room ei li nt hoard toed attendance new n inurement relerei ce 44tll sT elll i InTtloulln private family single i or criinectin rooms reference I VS OT1I sT 141 IS T near extnctnn ar De irib f 4O arc slot I BUI all sunny rooms amle ctuieia rol 11 10 ant reinonabie 4 QTM eT IIIf Ir levant room with or without MO bf trd latkiarlor pljsiclin 5 OI It 1 St 21 11 MST Two rarli rn with or without C J txmrd cult tb f for jr fenlonal or bmluent pur robes trrinn itmnaMe KO lLST TI I M letweeil 1 rth and ChIt I nyc 1 aitl 1 J 1 Y I O JOJ tratifent liin nomely furnfslied I I rnomi mean KTTII bT ieu hAsi Iarc I rooms mltahle fnr ircn iJ I tlfiiifn or familim en d position tfniimrtJertb fOTU T i 7 Ar rurntshed re omt with hoard I f 3O all convenlencci and home comorta near Jj ota tlon r QTH PI Ki wr TFl I jrant large rooms with 5grl i f h r 1 IIrK JO 1 reiVfa t Y2 flit rivato family P 7Qrif ST is l KITWl l furnished room with or 18fll I O H ithottt boarJ nil convenleucen E 6 OI sT ST lO I A r I art and imall room pulla Ol stile for famlllrt or Bentlemen with or without boar 1 Q 1 ST TIi P ST Room nuthl for families or Ol cent em i In private IIOUHO with or wllbonl boardS on I INTON llAIl I P TU STtorg or mall I 82 ruom1 llrstclluel ti rt referrnces table boamulere JI sT 311 H tI TIorc I anti I emaIl room faintly 8 C tientlemen or ladieb I I with or w itliout board lieeU bell ITU ST TU FART larre anl small ro ma with 8 l or wiltiout ti ud iiltab e for artleHOfUent emeu OO ST 14 CAST large I comfortably fllnlhj 1 s In i muiu br I or J with or without board trutte mMr1I l ST lltli F tT Iote well furn he 1 back par r luur l DHlub Hr toujle or Kent euien with or witt out board 1OQI I ST 14 FAST Larire well furnln 1 room 2 IIAnii II 11 i t i j e iiiitubU for ttentUmtn with wtiliout board i L tkc tn I elevated I V l 1 TII liT 2t4 1AST Large room uttabln I for I I I U fainillef or gentlemen cAuse to Jtlatluu I I table luard 4 MIUhON 1 A iilllh board K cond floor en If 11 otuile or elaaty other room 1 rn I Mt ST near OrondGoutd board 4fU also 1TI II tJro I fJS C mlklonrl bIt O f T AST I biuuit l 141count 1 story room to M I 017 nIce I p fnrnuhed t all Iin rofinnu with board Or i tot ufiiilerncn I 1 OO l i oKsrilJiTlI I I ST Varm room with t OOtbu rl tr two silica enuloyed durlnjf the dr Ir t rlVHte inutlU IIrr ftallon I 1Ol ID A 1 HrHila H tierurteti board and heated H H27 romib Il alKJ table tuard 5truu I otiiHtitit t t glooms oo ll1n FIII 1 p I raFant hantlsomely furnished rooms with A gLIB an tiiih near all lerrlcs corner house OIl I Mlluiul st A Fl 1 MX ilesint furnished rooms suitable for one or A t two gentlemen at 17 Hilton i su near bridge OlMKI I AT i COMMBIA III ID UTS LARlK u 1 KIONT HOOM mi iccnnJ Moor Miiltutle for onr or iso uentleinen ale a nicely furnished room at si t ll aw ii ur bridge Oll1I U mIITOS t ST IIUOIITR AKOR BIMKP room irood board location mom ileira 1o nnr ferries and bridge terms moderate table t jarUer desired niTARlTTlN TIIK IIHU 41 COLTII iRT j J large I tiewiy rumln ifld roon runnlnr water large clnet latikfaclury table guaranteed moderate prices reference OAlttA IAM8OMI BOOM ON hFtOM FI rOK HAIII I A IIIJ tr twonlntiU rrutl men or v ntltinii and wife tlrt does board 61 Ml 1 ow at liAltll J iYi UaihinKion I ft first class acrommoda BOAKH f bumiuer rate convenient bridge also 11111 1 boarders OJ OitAlUlf 10 Jt G l o l f I Hie apple Rt Il I minute from It britxo leiuant room excellent board uIfrI1l At I1 lllow tt u rileaontit rooms excellent JJ iMjurdi near briJk One location ptKMfllllli irmMh TO I RlA FRO V net ly fur V i1 I iutitteul l r OMIH told III he K hot and cold water balh4 alliut item Inii nmmeuU rentral location reterencrs N iii 15 I luuifhty i e near Uunleld tt 1 lll I NIMH It imoWH ON Till III II ATM fllS MOD V i1 I 1KAT1 1KHKH 17 1 nfayelte av tartice ileirlntc H plruiatit lio me tan thud tare and cInch rcmm sull tile form irrfed lit r ilnjl gentlemen u rft rencf t HN1HIIriHtHlhnt I I Mi Pliif il pleantl HI I lark etC AM I 1 three minute from 1 ridge with or wltbouUioird 11 KMHII1 KOOMH to Ut ft m PIneapple It with X flrit clan accommodation reference IY KlfUSiailFl roomi filet In brown I 1 stone hsuie fifl lafayette ar opjoilte Tompkins fark twit minute from elated hut and cold water bath cloud Ac iartlei visiting city accommodated iriM FLHMHlli front parlor excellent board NfllUI Jcenllemfii KI aihinctop etnesr bridge rpWO PLI AhANT ROOMH nultaMe fTl I oril Dii L iiivn with without oard I IM I I an miC nt fpO 111 I ASA iT IOI olth A for out or two I icntl iuen nttli or wtlhont Puiari H lap 1 et i II 1 X TATJ sT I Mil I1t MANAIFMFNTA j Its trv newl furiiiHliil and hvnUomtly ppointrij rIIIO to let tin I i uur en mite atkiiiunifr price table boarilrr accommudaied Arj 4 KtTil BT RtOM S luriuttuei I alcove room 471 oitrluokiutf roKpect larit I private family lilt lint of care a WHAT CAN BE DONE There bun hell more excitement and ctrrater discus ftlnn oer the tntiject of quick coniumptlon ineumonla and tden teatl within tue Ian lit inontlK tk III ever before In the hliti ryot the world Dnctora eliemltts relenlltti and all Ihlnklnir I collIe hare been Inlerettel In It and the tact that more than to 0 third of all deathi urine Iron throat and lung troutilei hai Intene flrd IU I What In do and what Hi ole tmve I been universal queRtlonR wl Ih alt she hare Ctuuli fir have friends who roughing The heal thing ulon the subject that we hare teen Is I from Ihe wed I known scientist WIMIsmT Cutter Mate liemltt of Cnnntcltenl lie l eas i Some years aid while reIJIHK In Kentucky I re ceived a letter from a lau nutnher of the Icaiilnir Iby eiciaoe of New 1ork asVlnir from my hmr resl lenc In Kentucky ns sell aN my skill no n ehtniln If I would nrnlsh them with a puro artlc e of s hhley for the rick I did as they requested and for ureni 1 years rurnlshe 1 them with a whiskey as nearly suitable fur their Bur ltocc at could I nnd In Keiituckri but nelil rr al that time nor durIng the 111 yeirstlat lme elaisel t since then hare I fount a lure nrUI of rhlikrjr teem InE 10 answer In tcry reelect whit HIM ruiulrel until I chemically aiuljnd Hofly s Illr 1 Malt Whl ke lay I Inirn practical a well a a chemical kiln lel euf the manufacture ot whither us condiiclel III Kentnck perhaps I am a better Judje of lis merlin than tutu 0 hay Ini only a chemical know tdce have I aniltreil a great loony samites of whlikej n 111cc nIce Ir and was Cur ptl ilKt the atuali sIC of htuifle lure 1 Malt W hi ke to find It was absolutely pure tstncter I found lliltu lo the clUe In any other nhlkey I had examined Its advantages to those sufTerlnir from nulmoi troubles nervous rostratlon or mental exhaustion must neil sarlly ic very ureat I nldr tli it its nbulute tint as well MH scientific mole of manurnctnro must torn mend to general use and put he laor Summer rot lL SVMMKK JIIUI11i A teantlfnlly Illustrate iamr hlet of lee pore he 1 srrlMnr Ike summer retorts m the line nf tiir Nf f 1 otk luilarin I u mud Western Hallniait ran IIl in jr v 1rl lal I free kri l M i allnn I t otlires I I elnty It I cnnlslr 11 a ill t of ftIt farm IlOu s tiiitfln anil 1 luurilinir hnu male I at an eleiatlniiof irmn It I insitii I A iufei I aloto tinset In tlieliealtliletrrilMiof en both slate It gives I hllr rates at Mnnilitl lotus d names slid all tnfi rluuut iti InNewXirk I tua I I ru io3 IH null 1 UrI I city TITtthav IJ4 lal 1 antI M Welt l3th 1 stllU I anti I i0llh lie In I II Itrooklin o 4 Court st 1 Sttl POllen st rs and lie liriaditav 111 I lioxiitnliattan av Urceniolut Copies mullet on reprint f cents In sMmi to 1 C AMU IISIlN iirnera laiselicer Acttit is I Ixclmge lce New York THE DAVENPORT RICHFIELD SPRINGS W Y htAinn of I IAS Junn lulr Atiiriiit ant 1 Cf0t inhcr Arpilt atlon for leinn or oilier tnfi r mat Ion Ir hl receive rninpi ailenUm Mcctrlc I llffhm stud t ai tium itututra lit all nionn IAM I H H IIA lo IMUK 1 Vie pilelor RlfhaelO PtIlIaae 1 HOTEL EARLINGTON7 I lormipli lie Niw Amrrlcim nil HI ElIl MMUNit V Will open Wednesli Mine 1 Jh eutui I n as in umler ownership aril mm a emenl of iloceite I M I L rle rn tlrelv lies sjsiem or tanllary I mini I Hit Icramr I electric llchts IoIl1lnrd I rn in DI I lunlllix iule is For terms rail tr i adilreSH I IIOINI MI 111 111 lanitham llotttt ul Hflhav New Yk until June li I SheepsheadBayL SD I nrrll iWa Tht known nnd select famllr resort Is I open for the summer llall Our hi ur Irom e Ir rlly Accumi iciUtlon only Cr ItCuaSh Icrni reioultle I TOLLER MOOSE icirMriFiii 1nISU N i noatdl n M j11I HL lifLCti 1 1111 r tte fnnnin Firuitt unl lark in cliuee proxtnntj lo I tie I irni Situ ieut Mimuier thoroughly rei uune1 amid partially relurnlkbeit Imllier I CuurS rS r rlUI I HHIiliHd I piliiu N 1 MAI ot alcintiiir I nriiiif lloiidf I I mt i rlnr r ncrommo I latt Mif all o mnl to lIa tor tort ii liars uicl ennuI I address 111 Ma llttf NMA KichUelil rlli i N I illi r utK H 1 i nln Hd mooi 1 I Z Nult4MH Prat IIh N I tnttH2rto el At mo If rale It llcs HI tli nil the onnvrnlencn Iii Ie I fiund In a IlIlh t un do tiiui m m f erttil h irnltifd III mutt cn i liCItuth i 4Uiiful Jrla tm Wcl 1iid ft itou Btarren luleyt all I tratn I 1f tillitANII tulIib tilu1Sletpen untIl I Nnrmrir I 1 fltH dJ i riPII I I en slur ci f Mlu Irte lftntfH iiel lear o AVkicr i p and Mrruisbiirr tIes uttuon 11 1 h feet pure tIny aIr cetitrj umurp ntti I or i Irrnl ir ad 101 rea J 1 t 1 luLIhl Mn udttniiT la I rii uioi SfI rVllilttAN5ttiNATIANTII 1 ATI ANT1P CITY N T IJIh J ALL TilE 1 VR I IIUU M MrflLADJS lrni rd Ioom Jo irt ONP OK TIO spl t fnrntRiifil pnunre room for ceo tUineii I 010 till 11t t itt Imurt o Lh t 8 IT fL I I ROt hIt llkYlNul I I ltTY hat forlpantlfulij fur P rr 1 ol rrl tt I iiited I front room cmiFiitin of yarl r lulruury two I bedruoin 5 auhruumn ml bith in tote of I h I fluent ni a rune lit houses In th tit AI lP tui uprrlnipn lent Till I I Ml MU I it 0 itt II f lIt ft I 1st iTtiIl lsr I ariro ait4 small rooms fur coujle I or irentlf men heir 11 I avo 9fU T iH ii in IaOGliOdrOoltue for ifuillrmcn a J inoleratn 1lcu j 1 Hit ST n M n I T Cool rooms rmtable rur two i iientkinpii or biiMhH4 OOTll ST 4J ttllsI nra7 tlrmlwAyiiril 1 hf t O room E t II to fj weekly I cutixtnient iniiciiil hotolft retttuirutit OiTII M Ml I 7Vr Two n7TTir7urijMic TrTotT to let one suitable for i tentli uflic I OXTII s f t Wl sT lleuauliy rnrnlkltl nihei I OfJ lucliclnr Artincuti j urJor bJ I alit t btll rOIII I climate and since rooiiiH OfJTII ST lit WlCTfaprinowtmherttuuellhtm I OU will let bundiome ronuia sery modcMte teni men only Ontil St J02wr near ltrnautwmytaretuonu t 7 comely turnUhol rooms tft lath erycoue niciicc rent rcatontb e 4 Oi liT t 247 frhTrheerful sunny rooms J i alit Utitanil 44TII 1 1 STlIWCtTAprtvote fatnuly few hatuul HHt nome y furnifchird Jurgi and email rooum 4TlIT in lAs1Larce I and unall room finit or Tt eeltivr all cuueiiUiJLe kciit emtu relercme rciin el I5TII RT Til wlIST ttlret Colt OentUinnnand a Ifs flUurtwfikniUiUiilrUjirulttt ftrictly Ialll con be accoinmodatcil 46Td1 2hittVlSTtanrenoomiulcevfuumnieh4 rlvf riinnlntf water Aliolnrire hall room lr i lIe family 4 60It ST I O vIsTIcely urnlMirl front room iVJ aim lmll room all cuiivniieiices ream i able I KTIIA near 14th nt I aiii i amnt roD1 for iV two gin lint t4 exielleni iiiUhborhoo J SOU ST Ii7 IAHIftr I o room pultuli fur two JO zion lariro hall room al lontenlenced price nioilerate I SOU ST Jlrt t AST eryleslnlu turn nhMnumT tOfeiv doors from L I nilon must lulttible for uen tIe iii e ii RO IIIT l 4H bT frlonkiriz IarlSecoiuioor l 1 Jj with alcove 1Orf iint 1 tttgl I ro mt 54 t K uSi I 4lhl 11Nicely furnifhc r otn for omieor ft two jrintluinMt 111111 I nrt 1 n third l or tnil sT I Oi WITUltghilful ronnuffloingpariT 56u1l t Ji W j IP Jvl gtlttleutuil i oninmnl nitnir r MIM c J tuti 1 ulue Cl l rliiirnt I tor I likht i houkf keel inK lii eli His iuiicliL bo1 I referriu I QTII sT itTlhT I nrce ainl7n i4ll I weflrurntheI 1 tO ffion private liouee all vnvenieiirt tool I tighibortuoutt ftl HT8T al WJlT Citnice part ofluniate roIn vl 1 all nioclt rn iomenleru nrar Iak I terr I J7 IlUisI II1 T IfAiL I I lOISI1I 4 ID fT 1sT I I J xtrn Hre frt tit room hue wI uitiui I IrcAiito fur niched clunrtu hot iuitut ull Mtur l in luth Kinrtly CI class t ID t rmunent ariieu reIn euucea 7 0 MILTII XAM1IMTtIV IIII I tnrm 1 I w nicely furnlslittl for ho Itkeij knir or iftiitleinen rent IJ vi t lip OJTIl ST J 4I 1IS1 I two stslra npTtvn well fur Mlnlilieil ruonis suttabln hum Kcntleuitn rivato liouie ryOTIISTJUl AST Lime lianilsninernomsprhate I O house bath anil Ifus t terms I nu lerau Il sr 2 II tAII1Jarc w IIrllbhedr 7811 4 O couple oFifcmlemen innate house SOH lH 1 JA I TIarn aril sinnll rooms well OM furnlshe I Kentlenieu transient I or ermiiiirlit OOl ST K EAtTlarge front alcoe room for O gentlemen i twth and xas trrms IIOtD OO1 tOIl I Aorlorce end 111111 rooms alTeon 0 J veolences Ion 91 1 Ml well furnished inlsT I TI1 STMce Inrlf i frotitrnnrnTj iwr IwOnlshel JJliiionllily oilier f J MI Meekly HKTII ST 1T TXXeilfurnlslie ronilu for 0 transient or permanent moderate j near ele 1 Vol 17 1 XX1 ST tfll hT liirnlslisii room In private u h use gaL bath references o IllAT I 1IT1I I STllall roJui nas heutel li fret M Hat 2 1 t WlelTiilhT Nicely fnrni hetl larire room bjtytiiii closets for gentlemen only references In Vale iioue r HI KT J4TII M Tn let a mat furnished boil fl 2Jt3 cTt 1 IIO fit room for one or too l ladles I O IO XXI ST ITII I ST lang and small furnished l o rVlllO 10 Il references t ift FAST tOil STI iirnlshed rooms loI let fand eJUl rllor Wattk for gentlemen 13 11h I IMsl TII sr larira furnished back parlor Oil to 11 lit OIl10011 only u Qlt HAST Kill Trflflt room and V beilroom top 1 I 7 Moor furulsbedfor liuusekeeplnir tt per week private linuse 320 11I8T IrfTH PT rnrnlihed VV nol to let i for two j v J gentlemen reference re julreJ OQO WhT laTh HTTo let I a nicely furnUhTdTront O w rumu at reainnably low rent 1 746 unisriN A larlorand belroom nrwly I I IU furnished lreakfuet t If deilred tultatle for two ccntltmen lewer situlil list u 01 LI VV I ftfoiUtt 1fotirc I IITMIX TALTllllll lottu ll me you trather he I 11 dead MUTIII I V VVV V Jttllt I I PATENTS for Inventions procured proiuutly low rates I M llccdtrHri itB nit JansaultW Y tsuMlshsJloii thmldlt WABASH ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC 1 RAILWAY COMPANY ElItIST MOItTIJACE IIONHM NEW YORK M21 Ifwn Tie CENTRAl TRURTCOMPAN OF NEW YORK by arrangement with the WATASIl rtRUlASlNCI COM H1TTI1 will tr I on prtienlatlon at lie olllre M Wall St for bonds and scrip of the classes mentioned below not already ilepcslttd tinder the list of retrganlza lion the tmonnts found due by decree of the Court Kith Interest II ereon to and Including May IS when sale was mad under laid decree viz ctOIt SIOOO PAIl loletto and lllnolsR II Mrs Illge lIonhI 501X25 Toledo Illinois R R First hitge ScrIp Ju4ll Toledo cal Illinois H R lint MIle landed Debt lionds It1I25 I LsVe true abash and 6u Louis First Mtge loud I 01115 lake trio I Vabash and Bt I ouls Urn Mill crli 120411 lake Erie Wabash and Rt Louis first Mtge I unite I Debt ondu I 1or1 treat 1Itn first Mtge Domls ltslJi rest Oeslern Htsi Mlge rIp 1JIHI1 Ireat 1I ei4rrn t ret Mtge FutiJeJ Debt Bonds 1 VU1 Hicatt and iant I St I onls Hrst Mtge Und li XJi fcalur nail last I M Louis limit Mlge Scrip I per cent 1177q 1Inr situ East Ft Louis lust MIl Scrip 7 her 1 cent V V 120411 Decatur ant last H I onls Hrst Mtge a 1er tent tunded Debt Honds 1170H NTRAL TBLST COMPANY Of NI H YORK F P OLCOTT Plenldent VGN PLACER GOLD OHl tat nlsct TROV MUCin DAILY WORTH fl7 IJ It 07 I AT Till tNITLD STATES MINT MIARfcS fI t2a FACII loll A LIMIT II TIUL PAR ALUl fill H IL PAID AND MIN Atl SA liLt Tin SAO IIilli GOLII PLACERS CO o I1ONIII IMIFllTMINtbS TIIOMAM HINUT EIISALL PresIdent late of Dunning hdiall Hart fi wler tIT Wtt st IAMPS CILPIILAV Trraaurer Treasurer of the United States A tivlihettd or XJcents a shore In October nett equal to 15 per lent on the resent price A great volume of water i ondult 1 1 Itfr i hl nil I S Untie r Immense ressure skll fully mintgrd nashliu r lay omit t night enormous ma sei if gravel mini In gold every londlllon favorable tlent nfwnur line dump free of debris question n1 I s en IOIrd Ir prrtr ll I I plarrrs I stretching K mt es both sldm hal r Mlnel I 1 Cheer I I C o i malt I i In I t I containing ruin I finmc tn tio IMII cubic yard each gol I beiirlnK gravel 1 be sites I the ricer bars Ion I and river ted with gull in etrrj ti ot SIIAI I PI RTIFICATI S ISITD FOR ANY NtMRPR MIT 11 1 IS THAN TIN IILM1T TO JAMfcS OIL III LAN Till AatllLR 41 AN II 4l WALL 4T NEW YOKK If Travellers Only Knew what trouble expense and anxiety I they would save if they only carried a Book of Cheque Bank Cheques Cashable all over the World on piesentation without identification or delay Apply E J Mathews Co Bankers Piuffd Hank llutlding 2 Hrtll St New fork ST Itil C tN riCAM It O UY CO t 1 UKIUli isO 101 ills I III II HIMI MW MlRK May 1 IRS N rdt TO IIOIIUKS OF 1 I1I COUP N hs 7 IM t1I tllfMlNT IlOMJi 01 1 tie i The un trotinet l wm I rMt rtOPOSALS Ail1rrSNf to ll em In Cat of It e CSthianv IIIII U o clock nun on Inlet t I I ci frr tie sale r he whole or omit tint uuf M It e siof I t the I alNt naiiie 1 bond outstanding I wl Ich v S ere not j revlon U ilrawn fur 1 av inrllt HOD Is nffertd iuhit art rjiie I will I 1101 for on that tlay and the III trr ht uteri on it ill tiitu cease The Iriiklef I ar Illrlel tn the payment of irttanr In teres smut t n tl h f esttnt that b in In are not nurchisitl they will be drown hat for ia ment on JJcl 1 10 I at the raln prit e iirlcliul hon CIm ionis 1 aid Hid cancel VI I IKI Ontstardlng 47tols Ire uIeuu i in the loot untstanillnir are fvfoimlili h were tint it mu tt r luinipntun Dec I I so tiie Interest lhT I n ctaslli I n thai tlatr soul f MtsRi m drawn for layinetit Juno I Inch I on Si hlch the Interest will theu te tbt AID1 IIAMIIJ N MFAtlF M I IIMAN IT 1 I runteel KOUNTIE BROTHERS n A K IUS ISO llrondwMj EquItable Ilulldlnc Nr oilc Investment Rend hoticht iced fold Orders rt t clvril Our tlio put cliawc or Kale or Gnrmmmt Kallioud and fI tellmirou r in It ION dvuiicrft niufte on Approved Collstertote We hay and sell Pile of L e LberS KxcJi inife on and slake Cable trjnfrr8 of m ieyio f lurij Aintratla Mutt the I fT Oct Indies ant oslo 101 N lecili t 9 and mute onnner vial nut 1 Iraxellinir redtls C red iti available in all parts of the BROWN BROS CO IIANKIUIH TU WAI ST IRVING A EVANS CO BAMrits AND BKOKI K Ml Mill US Ol ThiN BOSTON NEW YtilIK AND 1IIILADELriIU STOCK Iz C I i Mitt Es n Uc Ilnlldlne OO ItTAli S T nosro II E lSOS TC1IUUK I I H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 37 Wall St V Ol HU Of Till 0 UUAX AIIL AND IIIDSOV Cit Af CO M xx xortk xiav r issi I AT X 11tlllITlNO I OF TIII STIirMIOI DFItt IIF the Peliwari nnd lltnlson anul i iltlail held at the illuce 11 tlie 11 inuny In the I city tit New t orb on T Oiy the I llli t 1011st the fo liinmr named gentle men were elected xunaeers tom the ensuing year Anil1 A IHXX IE I MIAMI B I CANNON I IA Us IL TXXI nil IIIIS IAI OH AsTillt JAXI1S ltOilhHHT IMXIll IICItXH ItnniIII M OLXIIIAST INJAMIS I II KlllsrilXX 1OIIN A KTlUAItl MII in nu K nn i isas K SHIIAXI llliANT XM II 1 IINIIIIAKT JUIINhTDS 1XINISTON I And at a mertinir of the Hoard of xianaeers held this dn Sir IIOMl III M UL11MIAM wus nnanimi usly re elsite I II cciii lit 111 order if Uoartl of Managers r il iilAI IIANT Secretary tIftiOht lotirrs txl ii K i III VCFINEIR Notice Is hereb given that the undersigned will sell at luuluc 1 Auction in the let day of 1 one lx at in I I click at NI lo HHrrond avenue between Jd and IJd sis in the iiiy i if New York the following alms and dent iite iiiculnsl the I ersons el lied ulm ayainst xi l xiagulre of ftf In promissory notes a iuui I the following claims T I Itundy I ltu l Jos Mlik IIH 1 I II llenr Harris I I 21 I Mitchell tints Arln gust llrilhrrs tnm i Jules Metiter mMl J xiurpln 51105 A lurry tHI m M llnlti er SlIt 1 ll XX linker KM M t l nlil 7X4 T llsnlnn 17 1 full M Trsston t i itt i J S lloyd KI 110 n llarfunkel JU Ii I A Uallaci Sllli AUIIISI Irkel 511111 Vat narh tel li M Xlulllns S3J XI Van 110g e ttlivt J Iioi h roll w1 M noddle 14 M Innilier S 4 t harlss hmllh Sill45 Hin Marten 4117 R Xarsderftr n4fi I H Aiiyn ti J t Xelghmann ri7k Jolm Harris f11ltS Joo Feeder 1110IIAVILI DAMIHtosiNFIIl I Assignee of A Hoses IIAUIFbSTItAlhB Allorlte far Assignee J7 Uroadwajr ew York V tifsl1tC Ounces A FIRST riAK xvnitKSllop with driveway inoby It t fret and fine oflleit up town east side suitable fer plumbers oruice tuskers carl enter Ac fur ale or to let Inquire at 1151 I Jd av n w cur li id it BA h IR V and property for sale rare chance for a good ii baker solid Investment Apply 31 Hudson SU AIiltNTEmt t4tttJr with machinery for sale also 34 I inch mule planer and large shop to rent with strain reset suitable for Planing mill or beu fanorv utpliY on premises to J It XdllM Din Mint rlsTi4 OtHCFNlce hack parlor to let fur DINflsTh I for ilrnlisls nice tII filed lltlt st hilt iAlV 1 At a molernte price a tltst class hardware 1 1 ware and house furnishli gnoils store 4I Av A COiUlL A UXANIFKon furniture Immediately quietly and 4J without removal orlnc onvenlrnce iU Courtsu Brooklyn room 16 iitRhlCi8le flHE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMiNAL RMLWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANYS Five Per Cent Consolidated First Mortgage Collateral Trust Gold Bonds OF M4RCII I IWlDtK MARCH I IOu BUT HHDM XlAtlLl liv TIM CIIXIPANY AT 1AH ANY TIME 111 K5PI MATfltlTV ISSUE OF 5000000 TOTAL AMOUNT OP MOKTnAOr S194lOO0OO TIlE CENTRAL TRUST TOMlANV OF MW YORK TRtHTFE INTFnFBT PAYAniB MAUCII 1 AND SFPT 1 IltlSCirU AND ISThlll ST IMAAIlMi IV lOID jtnrriiRiNo TO THI KXTUACTS ruoxi A iirrin KHDM TIII TKKAN lR lIft or VII i COhl Pt NT AriiM ii iiinciTo eVil Aitn AUI IIOHIZII TO I OKFIU TIII AiiovK iaooooou or HON 15 rou Ifiiiin HiiihciirTio AlMIirVI IONS FUR Till IIONItS WILl NOW 111 RIXTIVKII AT Till OfFICIN or tilE VNIIFKSIHNKII AT TIIK iRin or i its I EK ctNT AND AfCRVKII INTKKLST TIIK UU1IIT fIlING itisinvii io ciosi TIII Hin cniiTioj ANt TO ADVANC riii PRICE t n IKHIT NOTICE ALSO TO ItFUKT OR RIMKCT All APP1I IATIONS orrrnrn AIM1TMKNTS WIII nn MADE IM MiiIATiiY AFTKK Till SIllSCniP TJ0NS hAVE CLOSE WhEN R IKU ChNT OP TIIK AMOUNT OP IIOMIS AIIOTTKII wiii nr PA v A 111 r noNits ivui UK RTAIIY FOR nn lIVERY MAY 38 1HHO 4M APPII CATION WILL ni MA1IK 10 LIST Til KM AT VIlE KIT Youth STOCK KXIIIANGE IMMKIIIATKLY ThERE AFTER FoRMS OF THE IIOM AND COPIES OF THE MOHTOAGi IIIOTH OF WHICh HAVE IITKN iXAMINEI AM AP PIlOVKn IN AM KKSPICTH BY OUtt COUNSKLICAN Iti OltTAINEI FROM TIlE IMIEUSIONED illaiilniitl BMielps Co Kessler 1S Co itracts nf Inter from Mr A J Itanh Treonorer of RAW I T ltwav Slut Warehouse Codale l May l lKl to Messrs Maltlaud fhelps 1 Co anil Kesslrr t CoThis This company throurh the ownership of stocks and bonds thereof coniroa the following thrso great sys tems of Southern railroads rlz rlzMllos MOo Richmond and PanyilletSlJ Includiof SteainboaC I Ins frnm West 1 olnt Va ti Ilalllmore Md equivalent ral road mileage 200 sea mllet Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia system 10143 Georgia entral System 220J lncluiilntr Savannah and ew York Steamship Line and Savannah and noston bteamship 1 trie equivalent railroad mileage 300 569 Total 74413 Thrift ynteniM or rallroisdsi extend from ulhlncton U C lirnuch toll nfthe outU rrtt StHleii famt of lao AIlitBlBtlppI RIver liiclnriliie lenneniiee toucblus sill or the princIpal hoiithem Heaportc exeepdMK erne toad all er the principal cltleB sod town In tune Soother StAtrx The lienelltis to accrue from the unification olthene three BysitrniH ares Maintenance or ruled economy extended connecllonM and Imposed lucllltlrv nhlch nlll dmibilertM result In a large Increnne or revenue und decrease In operntltic expense The statenisnts of the various systems of roals con trolled by the K and OV I Terminal areHouse Cn In eluding branches itid auxllUry lines for their rcsi ecUva fiscal years endlntf In 1MH were Gnus arnluiz Net Earnings Fixe 1 Charges 22157 iiift8t12t77 750ltI8ss Showmir earnings over fixed chnritesof 2Il2N23O Out of which the dlvlden paid were 174aUbe Leading a surplus overall mIxed charges dlildeuds Ac of The raplla1f7atlon per mile of the e properties ex elusive ot the securities owned and control by this compaii Ik us follows Stock Bond per mile per mile Richmond and Danville Railroad 1750 171 Last Tetmelsse VIrginia and Georgia mm 2IO70 Oeurgla Central irJ PK04 Averaie 11 uw 15J3J Entire 5 Item including the securl ties of the Richmond and West Iolnt Terminal Hallway anil Wars house Company outstandlni 1 0n 17300 Referring to the issue of ItUOlOl of tl e company ft per cent consolidated first mortgage collateral gold trust bonds recently su d to a syndicate represented liy your goi d selves 1 would hnte state that they constitute A lImit lien on certain stocks and bonds art particularly enumerated In the mortgage having a mirlcet value of f74n iUKi tilt I loriurp sen fci nrol are valued ut 17 KWKI Thei bonds are a so a second lien on eer am stocks and bonds likewise described In this mortgage on which the rompaluvs Ji VOKOH per cent collateral trust bonds are a first lien with H market alne if 3111 0775110 V and whIch are vaied on the tools of the com pany for pnrj tICS of ronlrol at slsr41Ilouh The estimate revenue of Ibis company for IMi con sideling hue Income Cf the railroads controlled by It ti be not more than lost j esl r will be 1ltiOtihiu I In addition to the reenue above staId Interest may be aliened on the following bunds ownea br the company jjo Western North Caro lina Ctn Mortgage tl per cent tonis t J70 Va jaiMiONorlh Eastern Ii I H I l Co O I U ii Per cent bonds IRnno 05441 II tlutOl The fixed charges of this company In eluding the 5 per cent dludend on Its ViuiiMt preferred stuck anti Interest on the present Issue of 3StlJ sot Sends also eo Suite of management will be lionoono UviiUmlj5 anil IIICrCt OrFllIOCTIlF iltILAti AttN ANt II LlShlN I lANAI CO NIU OlIN May IltI 1540 A OlfARTPRI IinilllMl Of SItE AMI TIIIIIE QlAKTIII 111 PI It I IST on the tarila slot k of this comi any Mill Ic t huthit at the flic of I ic tllnutluy No Ii 1 i orilandl st in this city nit ui ni I aftei sHit i hot H M t t oe tie lruntr luuuks I sIll l close I from the clts t of butlneti 1 0 II i until the moruUigof MdSIMl II Nh FT i H order of lue Board of Mansgers JANEt t IIAKTT Treasurer ONSOLIOATEI OAS LOHPASV OF NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED 4 IKMNll P1AIF NrW UIRK May ft IWII A dividend 51 Two and Une half M her I tent on the Capital shuck of Ibis comtunv has I tins day been Ue ciareii payable Juis 15 Ii t stockholders of record on May 91 lewiS ffi transfer books will be rloss I at 11 r M on the Jilt day of lay and be reoj enelt u Mine 17 loot II I OAttTIU Treasurer t ORl WOITII ANtI HI NI HI I in 0 I 4IMAl I IM I 1 I AVTrsos irer s oil e I Irra1var New Yortu Stay r IKH ifiiiMi Nr it i fr ni Itril I lor LAZC Vondsof tins i c nant alilIg il iie lime I iSMiwillue tall on and after t CoO late on presentailon at t Ilie otlre of tie Mercantile Trust euifauy uu Itroitdway New Turk J T GHASCl Treasurer ATLANTIC TRY TO Sfl William It Coupons of the 1L VUllTrUKKAhTlUFICO ot Ottumwa Iowa fall lug due June 1 loiW will be said on presentation aitult fflct JJiUKS 8 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lu Ml I till I I J I Hn ilway 7 i i lilAc uil 1 I Hull lnhst lulls I I thus hue lurk I tllntbt hub tltltiiisi S Ilri4l at ti N Xi rk Trai F er i wn t ai v s ill c 11 I Cur f uiueck iezduTe t rlhu I e or rr I Ira hcittiuitt 11 LAiTlIlI I 101111 1 H fl 3 goe Vc physician 1 alien lain voId Hlllni it 1 p others iv riit im Ii I sort warrautel I in NTA ill ItS liar D LOlt KXTKAUIS TIiTII without pain ui lcte6 11I fultti 74 aiick it orau taul lfll or JV KLKOTH1V 1K1IIT MIl I Thei tl S Cntnimny WsmtB No llanntKeej Nnn Frnm line Moise nad OIhhscaa TIm suit liroiittht by tim United Slates IllumInatIng Company against the members ot the hoard of Electrical Control was tlUcon united on ANeilneiday Inst on motion of tho comiinnjr This suit was for 250 000 damages mid arose out of the attemptB of the Hoard to compel the IlluminatIng company tn put Its wire In hue subwurrs The wIthdrawal of thin milt follow tIll trnnofcrof tile i out rol of thn corn pun f lo tho WostlnBhotiso n ndlcitto Mr Paul U Oraxnth of the llrm of Cotter HtiKhoH V riixnth 11G nrnntlwny said rcBtor dttt thnt tho company tindnr itt piocont man ncnitioiit iliAiruB to not In harmony wllh tlio lloiird or loctrlnil 1 Control Ho said tho com pany XTRICI It niid rstooil flint should any cut fniiinccB nrlso botxxocn thin oninpaiiy nnil Ito Jtntittl It will bo whIt Iho CommlsiilonorB na of hlcials ami not nn indlxicltiiilB TlinUldcnt Mrllindlsit Preacher the tnlr DnsKiiiKs N Y May 30Tite Ilsx Cynm Meeker llxldit hero Is ono of the oldest Meth otllsl proncheiHln Iho Slnto He recently nt tptnlpd his slxtxllfth nnnunl conference In rtiiuitoca Mr Meekoi wIle born In ivnn Ha xxus n traxelllnc proitphor 48 yours and began when the salary SlItS S7t a year xxlth n wire I nnd ahorsnto Hiippoit Ho I Is l Mill In fair nnd notlxe health and mPii lonally Htippllosn mil pit or pienclinpii liinorwl sermon with clear I olco rpndx npem h anti with much acceptance I to Ids hpirer Mr Meeker has been irrlert txvli e nod had sox on children all of whom are living The Iloiis Wont Hurt Ton OTTXXXA May 8OThu Cannla t4oitthern Ball ro id Company has applied to the Customs Department for permission tn transport Unite Mates trolls through tanaillm terrllon the Thirteenth Regiment of Brook lyn Irlnir drslriis of vlsltlnir Mlnnespols about the nil title rl August The reiy was that the appllt Mlon must I e nta le thronuh the Lntte 1 Mates lloxrrliment The tiran I Trunk Railway rompany made a sliullur ap Itirittlon two or three M eeks aei and the lame answer was given The rlvllego Is usually seconded

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