The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 9, 1890

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S fl BOKSES UUBSS 6 CARRIAGES IF YOU WANT Ii 0 n 4 x m BOARD FURNISIIED ROOMS or fLITS OAN DE FOUND IN ma UANDti o RELIABLE ADVERTISERS Li g nno SAVE TIME BY hEADING TIlE COLUMNS OF i i J 1f TEIEINSUN TIIE SUN r VOLLYIINO I2 NEW YORK SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 16OTWENTYFO It PAGES PRICE 1 FIVE CEN LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE rznrrs OF TUB KATIONS on Etrait on WILLIAMS BSA liON I JJJU Dream nr M IntenaatlODAl Labor Coa l frnee Ilktly Com to N unht The JTarBCll CommUlon About to Jtr orIel Net I a Good Realth DU trclK Accident OB the Irlh Coat KxKUlE MIaaa Wild CronualFpttv lite In I VIa Alter the Long Monr I liKMU nnBtlnRtoii low nlfh Her MBBBCer Jem JUi ce flout ll Mitch 11 The Plot IC Kill FerdlBBBd ttfirHM flO tT THI Bun frlnUny cmt FuliUtMnt i Auociatton F LONDON Feb BThe young KaUor ha L once more given Europo eomethlnc to talk about Ills rescripts on the International labor question has kept tongues wagging In s all luncuaces for days past and the opinions xpr es od are as diverse as the nationalities I T J the imperial socialist mooted ail the 1 word to BO Into raptures over his proposals ho I has been wofully mistaken Even In Gor p many there has been mi enthusiasm despite the Mtniofflclal assertions to the contrary k The working classes areskeptlcal as to the prac tical advantages to be gained by international oonftrencosand would preferto see the Emper or put his beautiful theories Into practice by allowing their trades unions to fight maters out with the employers In free British and American fashion I the Kalsor would only tell his bureaucrats and policemen to cease their vexatious and often tyrannical Interference in industrial disputes questions which have worried socalled statesmen for generations would It Is urged soon bo Betted German politicians generally are uncharitably enough disposed to think the grand rescript 1 are simply electioneering dodges concocted In view of the new Itelchstag elections on the Oth 4 loaf by Prince Illsmarck and his young mas I ter forgetful that the same strategy was tried I I 1881 and failed as It will probably fall now I The remarks of foreign critics aro oithor cool I or altogether disrespectful Here in England tho newspapers have managed to drag In the q ton of free trade as Is their custom in Bum things and the KnUer Is warned that unless Germany bo prepared to abandon her present protectionist policy his International labor plans must fall Tho more fact that the United States has not oven been Invited to join in the labor conference Is to British critics suf ficient to damn It beforehand 1eent bolorohand In Austria tho critics aro politely skeptical l In Kussla the Imperial reformers scheme is openly and loudly ridiculed and In France as night have been expected there is an almost a universal howl of derision We will not i l ers La Lanterns esholng In this matter tho opinion of nine Frenchmen out of ten pause I to point out the Impertinence of the presump I tion put forth by the German Emperor to make us Interfere In the settlement of German work I I tngmons Intorsts and above all of blmsolf t I Interfering In the Interest of French working I men The Idea of France negotiating with Ger many on any matter I You had better first be gin by restoring to us Alsace and Lorraine Which you have extorted and the milliards t you have filched Bon down before the rights I F1 you have trampled under foot and then per haps we may condescend to consider the lu l matter fl I is extremely doubtful whether the confer I ence will ever meet Austria and Italy might end delegates In order to please their power yl S ful OUT hnt nnrloaslT anrmah the hove not SI J been asked Switzerland has already convened 1 i B labor conference to meet on May 5 and the t President of the Confederation Informed your I Berne correspondent yesterday that I the Fed eral Council takes his advice they will not Withdraw their Initiations President Garnet dare not accept the Kaisers Invitation p in the present state of popular opin ion The Czar thinks the working classes are already pampered to 0 dangerous degree 1 and has a largo und hearty contempt for Im perial or any other kind of socialism England accepted the Swiss invitation but In such 0 halfhearted manner and with such Important 4 reservations that the Government lo to be ques tioned and denounced In Parliament Any f delegates Salisbury might send to Berlin would 1 doubtless similarly handicapped and might awol remain In England Little Belgium may consent to send to Berlin but a confer ence reduced to such mlcroscroplo proportions would scarcely accord with the Kaisers love of display Tie present indications therefore t are that the conference will bo stillborn The negotiations between England and Portugal bare been making time this week Lord Salisbury has not yet received what he I considers satisfactory proof that the Portu guese officers In Africa have carried out the evacuation of territory as their Government promised and ho declines to consider the gen eral territorial question Meanwhile the tint lab Government been considering whether a remonstrance should not bo addressed to Portugal upon the continued bovcottlntf and Ill treatment of Englishmen Tho Consul at Oporto ban sent to the Foreign Oflleo some ele gant extracts from the local newspapers upon t Which alone serious complaint might bo based Let us says one of these bloodthirsty journals be heroes in tho fight but heroes v i after the fashion of red Indians We advise that the English In Oporto bo bound hand and I foot and thrown into lighters that they be F towed down the river that barrels of dynam I ite be cast in with them Then at the sound I of tho first gun discharged by England let the fuse be llrod Another patriotic and really Influential commercial newspaper gravely announces Our jltnes ttorite hays resolved to have dono with dross in the English mode For the future wo shall use native fabiics alone In winter our society young men will wear gar i ments of undyed frele lined with blue woollen cloth For evening dies nothing shall bo in I fashion but snuffcolored homespun Tho othor day I tho Tmei correspondent I I can be trusted the chivalry of Oporto btoned a British subject aged not quite one year as ho was being taken for an airing In tile perambu lator That baby mayfiguie In history for the story of his wrongs has deeply moved British matrons all over him country Women here do not care much for politics or foreign affairs A Rood many of them have never heard of the Hhlre Highlands or even of tint Zambesi and Portugal is generally associated with port and I berry and other good things but an assault I upon a baby the stoning of an Infant fills ma ternal bosoms with frantic I and tearful indig nation which turned upon luoilonslve mule creatures who volo aud by inference contiol those who make the law old look after lint Uh interests abroad may have important in ternational consequences The Queens speech was prepared by the Cabinet on ednesday and Uohchen took It to Obborna last evening for her Majesty to load Ministerial secrets flmvs Iron I unusually I well kept this OBI and tie nevvspapurA have 5 tot yet ventured upon a forecnot of thn Hpcoch t Thoro Is reason to bolievo however Hint it I will be louuer than the average and that time chlof measures referred to will ba tho Irish h Land Purchase bill 0 bill transferring pay ment of clerical tithes from farmoib to land p owners and a bill which while practically es tublishlnga system of fret education will be eo bkllfully drawn In tho interests of Tory parsons that the denominational schools will receive largo additional burns from the State without being sub jected to tho control of popularly elected bodies The lastnamed incas re will tocelvo tho detenu nud oppoMtlmi 0 the Liberals und of many liberal Inlonlstn t also I as is I not probable any Ole of them his a spark of pub i lic iDlilt Jut l The strong point I the upeecli J j I will be tho referenceto the Increasing prosper ity of the country forwhlch the Tories are tak Ing full credit The improved trado will else Mr Goschen a fat surplus but etiquette will not allow any reference to tho Interesting tact In tho UueanB speech Labouchero addtossed hln constituent nt Northampton last night and promised them that he would take care that the action of the Government In connection with the Parnell Commission and of Secretary Matthews In re gard to the Cleveland street FcamUU should be thoroughly discussed In Parliament Ia bouchere was In great and combative spirits and talked cheerfully of having Walters of the 1ints dragged to the bar of the House and afterward Imprisoned In the clock tower It seems cottaln that the British Government ment Intend Introducing legislation this ses sion dealing with Ireland and It Is reported on good authority that 20000000 will be devoted I to development of the Aehbourne acts and that tbo Irish drainage bills will b relntro duced It Is not yet certain whether any local telfgovcrnmont bill for Ireland will be Intro duced but it is by no means unlikely Parliament will be formally opened on Tues i day without th presence of royalty Mr Glad I stone arrived In town today In order to bo i present All the members of the Government l are at hand as well as all Mr Gladstones lead 1 lug supporters Joe Chamberlain hurried home I from Paris with his wlfo today The only I really notable abstntees will be Lord Hart ington and Lord Randolph Churchill The English newspapers publish the rumor by the way that Mrs Chamberlain will write a book of travels In Egypt The Parnell Commission report according to the present t arrangementswlll be distributed I to members of the Lords and Commons on I Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock The secret of its contents Is being well kept and it Is Had that only two printed copies ore at present un der perusal one being in possession of the Queen and the other being In the hands of Lord Salisbury The eminent English lawyer Lockwood told me today that he did not be lieve there would be any very definite expres sion of opinion in the report In his mind he folt certain that It would be little more than a careful digest of the evidence and an elaborate summing up leaving the public to draw its I conclusions and formulate its own verdict I is a matter of some concern in the Irish party that Mr Parnell Is not so robust as be was 0 few years ago and some doubts are en tertained whether he can much longer stand the strain of continuous parliamentary work The fight fo Ireland would not be allowed to cease for one moment from this cause and in either John Dillon or Sexton Irishmen have a leader In whom they would place confidence Tory prints are endeavoring to hide their chagrin at tbo defeat of tho Tunes by Mr Par nell by claiming that they have tho moral vic I tory and they attempt to prove this by show ing that while Mr Famuli claimed 100000 damages ho has only secured 5000 Mr Par nell however never expected to receive a I larger sum I 1 ould bo next to impossible to get a London jury without some Tories In I I and thoy would never hat agreed to the 7 ltB being mulcted in any considerable amount I Therefore considering tho vagaries of English juries where political feeling comes into play Mr Par no 11 was well advised when he con sented to settle I is rarely that a verdict for damages in Fngland eceeils 3000 William OBrien although etlll In delicate health addressed an enormous meeting of English Liberals at Manchester last night and on Wednesday he will deliver a public address in London After that his friends hope to per suade him to take short but it is BUBle a rest prob able he will insist first upon delivering one big speech in Parliament The Tories haro been so carefully discount Ing tho loss of Partick that tho Liberals are beginning to believe in the possibility of win ning t Cralgeollar one of the manageis of the LiberalUnionist party won Partick In 18SG by a thumping majority and now that he Is dead tho Toties and Unionists are proclaim ing that if they succeed in retaining the seat it will be a glorious victory One may reason ably assume therefore that the Liberals will at least pull down the hostile majority almost to the vanishing point I Sir Thomas Brady the Irish Fisheries Com missioner who administered the fund raised by THK SUN four roar ago for the relief of destitute fishermen along tho Irish seaboard Informs me of I sad tragedy on tho north coast among tho beneficiaries of TIE SUNS fund Fishing Is at all times a hazardous pursuit on the eastern and northern coasts of Ireland for btorms arise so suddenly that the boats never dare venture far from shore but during time treat Atlantic storm last month it was court lug death to venture out at all However nine fishermen of liosyklll in Donegal pushed by the necessity to earn bread ventured off tho coast Into the mouth of Lough Swllly during a lull In tho storm of the llth of last month Sudd nly without 0 moments warning the fury of the storm was renewed the boat was dahed to pieces at the foot of I cliff on Fanad Point and all her occupants woro lost By this I accident fiftyfour women and helpless old men and children havo been loft unprovided or Five of the fisherman weie married and leave live widows and thirty orphans and four wero single men who left three fathers three mothers and thirteen small sisters and brothers In tho studio of Albert Bruce Joy one of the foremost of Fngllsh sculptors I saw yesterday an unfinished marble of colossal size that Is destined t ornament the Lowell Cemetery and mark the grave of the late Dr J 0 Ayer The Idea of making an American tombstone of the British lion Is that of young Aror who ordered the monument when in Europe a year jig The lion weighs five tons and the pedes tal upon which It is to rest Is four feet high and weighs seven tons According to young Ayer wishes Mr Joy has represented the lion with his head bowed upon folded paws and a look of melancholy pathos upon his face which Is turned upon tho ground below Another work Mr Joy has just completed Is an heroic bust of Sir Thomas Erskine May for many years Clerk of the House of Com mons which Is to bo presented to that body with much ceremony after Parliament meets i next week Mr Jots favorite bust Is one of Mary Anderson which Dr Griffin ordered as 0 Miss Andelson It has been present for lhs com ploled for several monthsbut Joy Is loath to let it leave his studio Joy Is I the sculptor of the colossal figure of Gladstone In the Mile End road of f tho bust of Lord ISullhbury in time Mun slon louse of the heroic llguro of John Bright nt lt Stephens and of many other master pieces so that America is to bo congratulated upon the acquisition of an Important work of ait oven I I is to go to a Lowell conutory Dr Thomas Door rosby caught a tartar I when ho brought about the arrest of Jerome Hopkins for libel In sending him abusive poetry I on postal curds because Crosby refused to pay hlshiibscriptlon to one of llopklnss concerts Hopkins vvis tiled at tie Old Halloy before a i jury yosiimluy and though lie was found guilty I and compelled to enter Into Jilt own recornl ammcos in LIUO and to find one ninety in 50 to keep the peace ho had fun enough with Dr Crosby to compensate ull his troubles Hopkins addressed the jury for two hours keeping them the Judge spectators und even Dr Crosbys counsel In a continuoui roar of laughter while the Doctor himself writhed In his chair and doubtless wished flam tho bottom of his heart that ho had paid the guinea when his tormentor asked him for I It was such a scene as the Old lialloy never witnessed belore and when the t cute was con rluded 1 throng of bevvlgged English barns ton crowded about the American muilolon nnn offered congratulations and advised him to give 1 up music and devote himself to the bar Tho German Emperor has had a phenom enally busy week and Is so exhausted by his unusual mental efforts that he Is going into tho country to rest He has fonnd time how ever to dazzle the eyes of Berlin folks by driving about In a Hungarian fourlnhand with a most gorgeously clad Magyar coach man behind The Austrian court has gone ont of mourn ing tor the late Prince Rudolph and the Em peror has given permission for full resumption of social festivities King Milan ha ben on I wild carouse at Monte Carlo He has lost GOO francs at tho I gaming tables and has been mean enough ac I I i cording to current report to send his friend i Count Mllewakl to Belgrade to the horror of Queen Nathalie his divorced and greatly I wronged wife to obtain her Influence with the I I I Government In order to get I large sum from I the Servian treasury The existence of a plot to dethrone Prince Ferdinand and If necessary to cut his throat has boen fully proved Some of tho most trusted civil and military officers are Implicat ed and the country Is In a state of semipanic i The plot Is of Russia manufacture beyond a doubt and the prime mover has boon the Czars Minister at Bucharest Ferdinand Is safe for the present but the affair has upset the promising matrimonial negotiations which were proceeding In the young mans behalf Tho Duke of Montpensler who died sud denly this week was worth about CO000000 some of which had he lived would have found Us way to Brazil the Duke being bent upon upsetting the republic He was always plotting or Intriguing and failed in every big thing he attempted Agnes Huntlngtouo withdrawal from the cast nt the Prince of Waless theatre promises af ford a legal test of Interest to all musicians Miss Huntingdons defence In Harriss suit Is that she was justified in breaking her contract by reason of the strain upon her voice tn singing music written for a tenor Harris asserts that the music was rewritten to suit Miss Hunting tons contralto but the press critics and musi cians consider the claim ridiculous as the re writing consisted only In lowering tho music by one octave That this was the only alteration made Miss huntington can provo by tho score of which she has kept copies As Harriss suit Is all that stands between Miss Huntington and an American tour It is quite probable that she will soon appear In Paul Jones lu New York as negotiations are already under way for the production of her great London success In her native country Miss Huntlngtons friends are much Incensed at Harriss conduct In the matter and eho has brought suit for libel against him by reason of his advertising that she had broken faith with the management of the Prince of Wales Theatre Many other annoying publications have been made In provincial and foreign newspapers I which can be traced only to Harris I his object being apparently to Injure her i prospects with other managers as much as possible Ince her withdrawal deprives the Cail Rosa company of which ho Is the head of Its best attraction It was only Miss Hunting tons personality that made the phenomena fun of Paul Jones possible and tho value placed upon her services Is Indicated by the fact that under the contract she has just broken she received 400 per week which was 10 pr to be Increased next year to 560 Little Abraham Lincoln Is slowly recovering his health but It was only this week that the physicians considered him out of dancer He has had one or two relapses since he was brought back from France but Is stronger now than at any time before since his Illness Mrs Kate Mary MacDonough slater of Mr OBrien the late California millionaire who has lived In London for the last ton or fifteen veins and has been piomineut socially died this week at her residence In Mayfulr John Douglas Dellllo the United States Con sul at Bristol and author of the novel Canon Lucifer produced a melodrama at Colchester this week called In the Queens Name which the provincial critics praise hicbly The middleweight boxing championship was conclusively settled last night when TofT Wall in a tenround contest with Chesterfield Goode showed himself much tho cleverer The match came off at the missy Pe lean Club Goodo came forward afterward and shaking hands with Wall admitted he was the better man The match between Mace and Mitchell at Glasgow was rather tale and though the former made as good a stand as could be ex pected from an old man he was nothing in tho hands of Mitchell The Duke of Orleans who went to Paris In contravention of the law exiling him and de manded to be allowed to enter the army has been disagreeably surprised by the decision of the French Government to prosecute him like an ordinary law breaker I has boon given out that tho illstarred expedition was nothing moro than a boyish freak undertaken suddenly and with out apprising his but parents there Is reason to believe that tho thing was deliberately arranged In order to revive the droopjng Inter est in the Orlennlst cause I was supposed the French Government would Imply have conducted the young man to tho frontier In which case glory would have been cheaply earned but ho has rendered himself liable to imprisonment not exceeding a term of two years ant the Government Is determined to press for punishment There Is great walling this evening In the Orleanlst camp Barnum proudly announced tonight that the gi eat moral show had been visited since ltd arrival In London by lDOOOOO people TUB umittKsntipr inrtiitcK CUP Judge JUutlPHOB IIlKBnmiFii the FetlllOB OB CJriMindv ot COUIIB 1noTiDEvcE Fob 8 The decision of Judge Matteson of time Supreme Court In the divorce suit of Sarah L Hrre hoff and John I Horreshoff one of the fa mous blind boat builders of Bristol Is In Itself an Interesting document Tho petition alleges acts of cruelty The Court says This is I petition for divorce on the charge of cruelty Tho petitioner admits that the pe tition was fed In pursuance of an agreement with the respondent the time wih ant charge be Inc especially agreed to to satisfy Him her own purpose having been to mo turn divorce lvnrre at a later time and on a different charge She teatlllod that thu t agtment was entered i t Into In 1 1 ullornla whither sims had been obliged ti t go to defend herself against a petition lor divorce I vorce thor prelorred agaInst her by tio re spondent Ihl m t she anuntou tl It Ilhl smelt 1 cd Importunities I In lib behalf f iiunl u it n her In such circumstances und with such persistency that t In list state Int mental anti bodily weakness iho was W able tn Jolt them Uo think th eltlon i Is to lie teas mil I rather as respondents peililon than the noin iual petitioners that u i I should billsmHsed t I I sot as reu Iy collusive In view ol thn pull I donors t I cxpliiumlon j 1 vut as being against it Ot Ho policy Time petllionnrfihould be jiee I lo sun for divorce for causes which muve her thereto and lImo respondent should Lo free to defend I himself I and not an hero be virtually m pledged I to aCiulescB A m ran gi mmmeli I a under which time iiariles are SO committed cannot fall to be In I Imical tn the due administration of the luvv The petition 111 be dismissed I In other words the OUr refuses to be I a tool of convenience for those who seek divorces and have no legal grounds for an aton dlorcn Young As Hmylle Acme Ileorlrn Pellet alma Yor sore threat baT nlola tliouiapdi DroejUU FRI TrI lB lo Wu klnico A complete iclmliileof fjit trains lo llalllmor and wailiinuiou li I uiuraKil by time Jtnty I fiurai Heading flJr ant H set o I UX irauit I run ttirttiikii anj art finny i with fulluiau I prior ami ilreiung rari Juiciual ur sic ixallun out uf Liberty si4iv Dr Scollt FUclrlo riailtra hue curd rhtumallim I c14 wlltiout timiimi W 11 Ui Un KB City Ib S Royal licking Pondrr Absolutely Farm I or tvreiityllve years the standard Ad J t W The Olsen ollar J W Our trade inert on yonr cottar or cuffr denote per fict iriu Amtiuperfomy ul juallljr and nuuu lr Smoki Bttwttu tba AcU all tobacco clzuiltci Al al IOrrllt alll t bol A MURDERED BE A BURGLAR TttAarnr IN A FARt novaa IN vrhsTPonr EmsIx couvrr An Atrt Fmrmtr While Hlttlna With III Wile by the Kitchen Htote Mturlled br it Man Via DemBlideil III MoBej Itnockrd te5eIe send Shot cud file Wife fleetest to BeBtk slOOO I HI fleck which Ih Mnrtlerer ratted to Ilmi WHITEHALL Feb 8 Itangom Floyd an aged and nailknown Essex county farmer Items at deaths door and his wife Is doad both victims of an unknown buiKlar Floyd U I 7H years old his wife was 53 1or rears they had lived alone on their little farm on the old To graph road between Wostrort and Whallons burch Iast Friday Mr Fiord comileted tIme sale of a piece of property which he had bean I nogotlatlne with Boston people for aeseral months The need 180Ple nun decided to SOl I to supply them with sufficient income to keep I them the rest of their lives On Friday 530 I was paid t to Mr Fiord 2500 was In checks and I 5tOO In cash I was too Into for Mr Floyd to take the money to Westport no be locked It UD I In his dock Neither nor hid old wife onco I I dreamed that there WAS dancer In such a course A burglar had never been heard of In that quiet neighborhood When Mr Floyd had finished up the chores about the farm ho I and his wife sat down to Ri end the evening quietly as was their wont Mr Floyd was reading his newei nrr Ills wife was sitting near Suddenly they were startled by hearing a strange voice say 8rnIO I want tin money you have In the houta er I I want your lie 1 Mr Floyd jumped from his chair and faced the man who hud uttered these startling words lie was a thicksot man wearing dark I clothes and a heavy shawl tell about his shoulders and head Ills eyes were ootorod by a blaok felt hat drawn tightly down I You cant hare my money said the old man excitedly I have worked too hard for what little I have I cant give It UI Mr llo ds words were stopped by a bullet which struck him In the neck and another which passed through his loft wrist lie fell I the floor unconscious to toor It wa about 7 oclock when the robber en I i tered the bouse and It was 830 when Mr I Fiord regained consciousness He was weak from loss of blood and was in poor condition I to stand the sight that met his gaze In I pool of blood that extended ser i I oral feet In either direction lay Mra I Floyd She was de d Two bullets I I hat been fired Into her head the top ol her I head was crushed inand herfnc was pounded i I to I jolly Mr Floyd took In the sioIontng scene I I nt a glance and then crawled to the door and made his way slowly to tbe house of Alex Sos i wlte II well fully forty nods away In feeble tones he t told them of the tragedy and Mr Suawell hast ened at once to the scene Mr Floyd was made I ns comfortable as possible at time Sotwell house while m sse Irs were despatched to West port for n plivsielan The loport circulated slowly through tho sparroly settled neighborhood but In the course of two boursanumberof Iiialcnant and horrified cltlOtis had gathered in tho little house Tho walls of the room In which the traced y was enacted wore sintteied with blood tho floor flowed with it and tho marks of the bands of the assassin weie loft upon everything he touched Tn key to the desk whore the money was placed was covered with blood and many of tie tinners In the drawer which tho thief hail handled wero blood stained 1 he timid did not succeed in his ob ject hnwovrr The money was untouched Either he could not find It on account of agita tion or he vas Irlchtened away before he hud completed hi bearch Dr Paulson of Wostport responded to the

call sent fur him He said nt once that there was no chance for the old mans recovery limit alt r he had ulvon him stimulating uindlclue the old man told tho tttory of the truuedy and described his assailant Sheriff 0 A Ihluney Jlvei In iilat ethtown scion tulle from the Floyd home John Hrovvn of AVostport started out to notify him lie was compelled to travel through a blindlnc snow storm and con sequently horiu rhinnoy and his deputy did not arrive uetil oclock yesterday moraine I lud not occurred to the innocent farmers to ortrunlo n ioariliinc iiarty and so the thief hat the beuellt of several hours before any effort was mad to trace him Sheriff Thin uy made a thorough examination of the premises and tfurroundlnus but thor repealed no clue The bullets showed that the thief had used 1 tlilrtyfvo cillbro revolver and the position of foiin of tho bullets howed that he had used his loft hand Further than this the vigilant officer could find nothing that throw any light the tragedy upon trOJo r Coroner Severance lives In Minovllla ten miles from the Floyd house Ho wan notified and appeared on the scene yesterday after noon lie impanelled a jury who viewed the remains of Mr Floyd took Mr rOlllns Floyds state ment and adjourned until Wednesday next Mr loyd Is certain that he 10 ked tho house securely for time night In all probability the thief entered the house early In the evonlne while Mr I Floid was at work at tho barn West port lies under tie shadow of the Adiron dack Mountains and the murderer would have had little difficulty in escaninr to the moun tains and picking out a secure hiding place ns there was absoluteh no orKHnUed effort to find linn This Is I no doubt tho course he pursued ind he is at pre ont afmi from pursuit bbentl hitmsy lute hOI v or olferad a reward of tlOOi and this may Mil up the Inhabitants to organize a searching party Htr A H tatft rifti PrArnimnutmnhm Fob htFmirtimer i details of the bumglmcmy amid murder near West port us told jy a prominent IB J Idont of that pmce who ar rivoil hero toiilirht from tho scene of the trag edy are us lollovpn llumow Floyd a lespoctod and 1 wealthy aruitfr aged 73 xtara who resided with his wife aged Ct two miles north of Wottport lad prepared to retire at about H80 last yen inc Mrs Floyd sat reading tho family Bible vlth her husband at the side of the kitchen toO Mr 1lonl was suddenly startled by the furious barKing of the watchdog which furlol barKIII IVlthdol wax Inilimd at the Inn I liefoin he had time to e That the trouble was IT to guard hlmielf he WHY a man with a bandanna handkerchief lib ten ml Our the loner tart of his face enter tho I kitchen I I I ii our lImo luirKlardeiuandml mtil the timelier Unit was In the Inun and threatened to 110t the ognd couple imiem thl jpIIRI1 van conn i lied I I with Mr I i 1 loyd refused to t giVe tip l bin in DUO v ami was struck with I club on liii back ftlinlicitd I Thn I burglar albo llred lre tWi t n nitH t at him llf hucilul I unciint bus flout thnntlui tH 11 the blow and muifmberH mmo IIIUIH of mm limit orE d 1 On locaining m ton HcIoiifMiusH hu i mid hi is wlf lying I oead on tho lloor In I u pool ul 1 lilnoi I I Jhore 1 worn several KiibiiiM on lot I hrai I mid site bind he iiHtiot niifuln iho lIlly Tin Iible from which slits imii I boon lending wii mill claspeil In her hand It I WIR vldi mit that nlm iiad not had tiniu 10 inoiuct li roell or t lleo fimii the mur IIUr ere The hotimi I ad Iemi lanniukod I hut iiitliiiij WIIH tnkcii The 1 MirKlur had pmbablv liti Mim term hitb by hit jwlnl deed an I had hurtled away withu t 11 teel I thnriMigli Bearch lor 101 Thoru wom two certllled nbicl Hmniiniliiut t J5 i and aft In cash lei iiutoiiclnd in 0 buimm Uiawer I Mr Floyd hud loeirud the money ostHrday morning und It I t Is t iiimgh t tha lit rglmir aid tim ii mmlerer know 01 title and existed to obtain In1 o tl bllil a Inige amount of f monur There IH I not the slightest clue to the juunlurui I 111 HiM y recover al though his would mire considered very dan I gerous on account of hU advanced age FATKUSOXS Bid liLAZE WmhUBtom Hall fern flown Amid Tor ret at lluln A person could see to read n nowstviper In any part of Paterson from 2 until r I oclock yes terday morning The bIggest building In town a n mass of ames The Washington Mar ket building was erected about twenty years ago by an Incorporated company I I was about 100x250 fret The ground hoar was de signed for a market and the second story for ofllces and a big hal Washington Hall wa one of the largest halls In the country I would hold 3500 persons I was time mono of all the big political meetings fairs and bulls In Paterson The lower part of the building had ceased to be ufed as a market and had been cut UP into stores and rooms for small manufacturers A lew weeks ago theorlclnal brothers owners sold the building to katz brewers for 80000 cash I U now In ruins The ACQuackanonk Tribe of Red Men wero holding a bal there on Friday night Along about U oclock In the uiornlnz 0 small flume was seen licking the lloor under the musicians stand I crew rapidly and soon the dancers were rushing down stairs In a panicky btftto of mind All tot out are but some of the O men fainted and had to be carried while many lost their outer wraps In an upper part of the rear of the building lived janitor William Smith and his family They were rescued halt dressed and toon afterward tholr home a In lams rime lire extondnd to the little silk mills occupying the rooms buck of the hll mind then swept to the front of the building in which wu I e the armory and parlors of tho First Jlattnllnn mind tho rooms and library ol the Hoard of 1 alL The First itatlallon parlors wore filled with souvenir and plctuies and nearly all the ofllcern had their uniforms in tho lockers Pretty noon a thousand 1 tItles began exploding tilling the air with bullets Eventually a large Oatll gun sunk thioueh I the floor 1 hen down Into the nrinoiy ilnd i Hoard of Trade rooms came th t Mansard third story which com rled St Johns Hull tho home of Ianhoo Lohize and the meeting place I I of several other Masonic toilet I i The round floor was omiplnd 1 as follows i 101r n 0 Hills confectlonerv leorge Nowdls pro I I vision market the turk Brothers moat I I market lleewk Hs jewelry tore Kiraiit i Brothers steamllttlng factory Irs las con I fectloneiy D 1 llowds i hotocrapli gallery i BwlnleyBSoda water factory Mclieoiceb link ing powder factory and 0 lot of smaller busl neat places nCSi Ininc Washington Hall on one Bids wore tho handsome Van lllarcom Hats but these were saved On the othe side was the beer bottling work of the lo lo Broilers time upper I portions of which were occupied by tho on i ers and other tenants I home This building was destroyed with Its contents The bilck I storehouse of A V Mills A Co next door wad badly damaged How the fire started has not been ascer tained I thy 5 oclock llttlo was lull of the big building except the front wall and as that threatened to fall It was nulled down jester day by the firemen Several firemen were hurt but non dangerously itafn tell In torrcntd during the tire but It did not Ram to check It The main building for which Hat Itroiheri pail I Jioooo was Insured for linuixi and the furniture in the hall was insured for JUUO SUIT 4 GAINs T JHHN Pt AfA3lAKia A Former Fmployrn I lulntw I 81OOOO nan uces for llreuih nf f atrMCI FHiLABiLiiiiA Flu 8 IIiiKh iiithnras statement In 0 stilt against John Wanaiuakcr Thomas I Wanamaker and llobort C Ocdcn copartners trading as John Wunanmker was filed today In the oflku of the Common Pleas I Court Mr Graham says that prlrr I February I 18H2 be was employed as superintendent lu I charco of the ladles suit cloak and dress I 11L making department of a large retail house and at about that time John W antimaker wanted I him to take charge of the same kind of a de I partment as well as the ialernoms and warcrooms of his store On March 11 1 P2 a contract was signed by John Wanainnker and himself I Hush Graham by which It was agreed that Mr irnham should halo sole charge as buyer and head of derailment from Aug 11S2 Mr tralinm was to ro ole iDnuO per annum payable monthly Time contract was to rim threo yearn to be terminated by three months notice in I ii ii vim mmcc bj uthcr othtMWife to bo force another party nlhlll I in r t ear Mr irRitant suyshat Inc mi Iliinio wth Ihn i contract he entered Intu lie her MI o anJ did as cryti Inc in Ins t ability to aihiiuee the inur I entso I bisonplo er and llntt t iy I his I UMIIOUS I tub deimrtment grew ery rapidly lu m auo j i and WHS a larLe so rcooliioll to Mi r ali i maker After nuikine lImo Ioutraot Mr Thomas n I I atm mmmtO or und Mr lijl I i lrt c oeden I 1 eiiuno partner in tho biilru of I John Wanamaker tint under u tribal agree men and u Ytlentitmld I tic Mr l ti uahini t ulreo 01 I tlnucd lo employed umler the iaimi 1 urius i Ult 1 Aug 1 IHit when imi I Wits diinlsbed I rum I emtloymint without tho three niouibV motile In ailvanie being given turn and vrlthnut I cause lie chiree tie itefeu unl with breaking time contract in other invtanrei tuch as trmterte inc with tile smite coitrnluf the ie pnrtment and SIHB that curine time umnier of 183 at the personal re iiiest of Mr John I annmaker hw went to luiojie to invi ICJB time matters I iiertutuinK to Iho I Berlin fnctniv then run by Jolm Vanamnker I alit l to use 1 his lost dioiotion in Bhuttlne it down as it had been I los nl operation that ho Hid take charge of tho affairs In Herlln at 11 eat i vr nnal Inronwnluucs I to himself mill i dlil cl rO up tlio 1 Uerllu factory thus tuvlni the ileeiuliint a lartO fiuin of monry Un the same trip ho I bought a veiy lara amount of goethe fr tlm by linn defendants which woro afterward sold at large profit I I Mr Iraham claims t 2nol unlnw fully do talned by the dafendnntn lo fterv lea rendorrd for the vai cominuncinK Aui 1 I i uiul emit 1 I InirJulyai I JHS I with Intoust aNo IJnuO unlawfully dotalned for torvcus rcndnrud lor I the year coinmenolnc Aui 1 IhMS I mil emIhmmg July 1 1HS9 also JijOOO with intcrot lor of for I breach contract tim sear CDninicncinc Auu I l40 l nnd endlncIiilytl csui 1 and limit plnintllT further Brck1tn roc iver for brf tli of paid contract by time bald ileffn ants by way of damaged therefor the aunt of SlUuuu UllttKATUXKU WITH riULKSCE A IoHlraunter In Clenrclu trrTfnferi rOn TukhlB rbs e ltln of IIU Onive WASHIVOION Fob 8 IMwtml h I Puck worth recently api ointed Postmaster at Aharon Taliiifniru munty la 111 metro Bfnted to I tIme Post I llllco I nuiMrlment that I ho Is prevented by threats of oonil i i ioleiico ind hobtllo dim mmmomistm atiomms from Inking i p I l lb session of hS ulllce ovMal letter 1co ovrl Itulh Irom Juckworth and others corroliointivo of his 8tutementH bald lately bell rcieud at time department Duckwoith wlm IH I uiuicistooil I to bo 11 n Independent lieitmbi 1 in v us an lointed Postmaster to succeed u Kemocrat I I who with his friends It Is rei resented him o since iifed emery meals to tros emit J kwnrth rom takinc charge of his ole ThrnuH of perommal violonieund men death It Iulluiad I were publicly made and en kind nf f public indignIty won rcpuatudl heaped 11101 him mu I ole occasion a Cu tim it Ilh lct Bld 1 li I emils but llu l was placed on the lorch of his house A mob of un ry men wan almost constantly i i ID i fiont 1 of iN door making lliicateninc Uiinmiistiii b I us n another occasion I number of mCml iipie entiiig mimi unruly eiemeui Sllil ell Ills hlitse mmliii liy ihrnutrt I oomiiflied dim to ifgn a biter I 01 1 resignation As hoon as lliny ncio r SIUIII Af bO1 I 111 1 gone uelworth telegraphed tho deputnn nt that it rus iibtHlned while under duio and asked that it be djxrcguidoJ Un lab I o Dm kioitli I Winte tin lost ummater enoral that lu i uli bohl out no liiiicor fearing that 111 vniild bo I killed and asked that Ills res gmitlun bo iinae iliateli mmccc lIed After comm cml tilt hon a llh I t lie i 1iehldent and First I iclBiuit Putmahtr ienenil Clurkon Mr ananiaker hint night I teUgraphed Ihcl OJ tIm as lotions vrtiai 1 ever Lower InUliiariiiKiil t Is l 4 vtin u uM C 1 tn pruin t y ou and put ynu in i ohif n 01 ti I n tn d in I whlili iiii liava Sept Hplolalfil iilaa unirti imlt ly I ttl I kraiili full ICi l MitrrfereU with ruruicr im4 tnimeillatfl uitlou wtii i r laVvii I Hi also mriortl lwt iist I Olllc inhiitor tn Bharon to lnveuil I I ito tie vvhnln niuiBi t It t tnineyOfUCral Mllur alno oulnifl u I ni ol I Htiurn marshal to tho rena nf thu mulilx I I Duckworth wits reooniinonilnil for tie lib e by a large numbei of reputable tlllnu Inilmlm One or more of national lulluouce ua an honiat and capable man A Farmer Make tin AnnlBiimcul JlKiDlso Pa Feb fi kmo Mndilra n well known firmer ft Kot M inl tlli rouiuy leslie mi its iKouitut for tb ttaiflt or tn creiJUort tu das The AH ifiitd proptrty cunnUU of a tin fruu utnl fijrui aii4l bac o factor Tue HotS are foia Sju AJIHU tiajL Tb lutjlllili art sit yi t eruluU lime cats ot Ui ftUtui U laia lob ttStr BuW toiiuliic riztczi CAWADZ4Z They Look Ionclnelr Townrd the Day IVhcn IunuMo w III Cut Joo e from Kolliin MONTRRAT Feb 8At tim close of a loc tIre here last night before thn Club National by Mr Urlo Martha editorinchief ot LKliilfnr It Lotutux offorod the following resolution Whrrfai Time Chamber of Deputies at Ottawa has adopted an address her Majesty time Queen avowing among other things that it Is tlie deplre of the Canadian people to per potuntv the political bond which at present ex ists between this country and the mother I country bolt I Afvnfcf That It Is time opinion of the I Club National that the said address to her Majesty time tittCfl was inopportune under the circumstances and will have no other result than to allonalo front us American sympathies at n moment when public opinion calls loudly I and energetically for time establishment of closercommetclnl relations between the United States and Canada that while wo profess j ulncoro admiration for the English constltu tiotinl go erum nt wo the members of the club desire with all our hearts the estab lishment of au Independent nationality In time I vast dominion of British North America free i from all European attachments Die resolution which wise adopted amid I cheers caused big excitement among English residents at Montreal A 1AlHiVS HOTEL FAILS The Planter Ilouie of 1st Leule Cloied hy the rlherior ST Louis Fob 8Time second biff hotel failure In a week occurred today and It the panic continues there will be no accommoda tions for Worlds Fair lsltors In 1632 The Planters House the oldest and most famous hotel lu limo city was closed this morninc by i the Sheriff On Tuesday the Merchants Hotel I another old landmark was closed in the same way Last night Joseph Gerardl the lessee of i the Planters House executed two deeds of j trust on the furniture and flxturcs uf the hotel I and restaurant to his wife and cousin He was I then behind somo 12000 In rant and this morning the owners of the property secured an attachment und the Sheilff did the rest This Planters House irmis built Inl8ii and has about SOU rOms It was laued for 130 DUO a year and the lease has one year to run The decline of Fourth treot Is put down HB the cause of the failure Until two years ago Fourth was the leading retail stioet of the city Now the buslnes Is west nnd Fourth street is dead The Planters Hou o was lavornbly mentioned lu Dlckuiiss American Notes mind has housed many of the most dlstluculshud men lu America HIS VAtllKK IX AX ASYLUM Chrletlan JlerkrrK Brother and Purtuere Heek to tit the Ota Mun Oat Christopher Becker is In the Wants Island Insane Asylum and wants to get out He Is hu years old and aminulucturerof scales and balances at Now Itochello and was sent to the asylum on a commitment for Insanity at time instance of his Mm Christian Hooker Now Jan es I fiurman of the firm of Beckons tions Itolterdam Holland appears ami demands the llberutliu of Mr Becker He shown In his tie title n ibat ihu Him of llorlif I HSonulscom pofid of two otliei nous besides Christian und that its t Him ha sent a power id att rnoy to toiisulCfneral John It Planten ID this city I PinnoMoruii him lo take charge ol the elder Un kers Iritere tH In Sew iorl The other hirol hit rs aileKt that I liriMlan by time incarcer ation of Ins father is forking lodilriiud them Judge Patterson of time buprerne Court hart issuoi a 1 writ of lianeiis corpus and the case will come up on its merits MRS ijj i i yomsiYKX TITICB She und her lliiMliund NOM 3nlnc to Ilonae keeping fin tile 1lilid 1lBie Sirs IVaPor tuo wife of Klius leaser a blacksmith of irelit Neck has eloped with a former boarder named Scott twice within six months Iho llrt elopement was in boptem her 1eicr found time cuiiple living together In Brooklyn tinder his name Ho returned home and dis osod of lis household grcd and Was about to begin suit for divorce whcnhn received a lottoi Irom bis wife imploring tom Kivenoss lie took tier back homo und they Wii o htOtittiatiittg again I 1 wo vvcoha after tmit r letiirn she again dlsnp leo ed limb timo Jlr PcnsHr loud hoi m I New Uirk SIo mlined i here until a ito thai it mmgei when Ml Peuar lecuned another letter hunt 1mw priTing lot bid forgiveness and ask Inc tn bo I tak t cit Ito rim IVafor I cite mom opened his hurt and torgave her Ilmey 1 are mimabmug 1101 mious toiiuhotibekeeplu oJJlh o ioii iv TIII AJtcit FUND Afr RnivrnA Plan for Completion the Funi llrlure AViiHhlMetOBn Jilrthduy Tho WnRhltiRton Arch rund oxperlpncftl a boom yesterday 1 Appleton A Co Storn llrothers Henry K Shuldou UlbridgeT I ieiry mind Clarence W liowen subscribed 100 h each F P Bottom 1 t Co 150 Clmrlus M hny Join J Knox V Miimford Moore K K Wriuht w ill limit i P hi h t J 1 hn U ii rd liter Sherman Francis M bucks ieorgn s on lilwaid Kurle Harvev 1 ik A OIIH harlot Pcribnert ion heodoro II Star and filxCasb subscribers I2i ni h I ho fund Is non7o I 1 lwll In a letei uccnuipanMng hmM rubncrltitlnn Mi t lownn Hiiggests that thirty gentlemen bo appolntod vvhuso duty It summit lif tt collect be tom ii WashlnutnnH birthday 111011 each among their i Irknds and business aeiiualntanceK so that the remaining JDOoOJ may speedily col lected IJZNI DolTs iici A nil or A llrtKantlnrrlirireit i5tanehtp Lagutfed I itidoerise Tho fctfnmphip liiimptiin 1 ivhlch arrived lit lalti itt it e lust I woektoported m that the mimics od on Jan 22 a brlgautlnerliwd stoamsblp whiih was riigulied by a treineidotin wave ii nd went I dot l n llo 1 a shot wlihout t leaving n citlgo or hotscif alluat It Id MihpculoU here Hint mIme wioiluil HenniHhii trims the Cum nnidn vviih li I t Imro tlnrtvtwi daya ago for ardnl viiih a cargo of lillHio hushein of oats in bulk list mmgemmt 1iencli ldve V Co think 1 th t she is lost she irrid a ores of twenty two I limn and vasromm inded iy l apt I arlor Idle hotel to iii between thl tort and Iosta i Iticn until two I joars ngo Utie measured 9a4 toni and wan Jiu fuat loni Situ was built in J nglund 1 In 1 74 w us etummed by Adams V Co of Aberdben nnd wan vvoith mmUuut jOIiuQ C ouimercllll Union IVIIll Cunudn Ioi mvfi i IVb 8At tlu rhiunbt r of Commeli I i a Um itujuot here this I evening i 1 rusttis iiuaii renhIiig to limit to st A commurca that shuiild bo continental tald that the con dilioiis eMstlng ou both shifts of tie border STAt I n ti nuly favorabln to an Immodlatn timtttiiim climb uuntuieisbimI i butweiiii Ca alit and thn I nitod status nilordlng 10 the I nited hates n uei i i 1 Icil market an I a Irei hiiiplv of law material on limit one hand ind ID I anadu nil nutlet and noedid iloudoplnxnt OU the other I tin 1 hlimmul tarty m I anada at the Pint geneill elei ion to iii iiiii itt imbmi tuitittiCIti IIP ntu with u shulii IliciMraceiiiiiit fri m the lulled Mnto iould uiakf ihimiloM I 111114 tbti and 11 MIC vu wcujlil elut n paila inent Hint m vvoiibi iiiior a coiiiiuenial liimr ct iiio between t the 1 two t ualiuiiH as i lre I ai i d uu rrxtitctodus limit wmch ptevaila lotvveuu the btatua ul tlio t ni n MX lriNOil Iltirued to IlrutU liiliMlrlAM MI Jeli 8 A report reaches hem today that HID dwelling of t v funnm i JIM d Itoth near htnvon n In was btiniil nulil bofirrt lust nntl that Mr l fithi l nnil faniih lonihtih nf i able and four f chil ill nil IU InllCil iii lllU fllllU Th IlKIUllbo H did not IM nif lie ilio in til itturday in rim JIIK wliiii tie t I y louiul the charred nomnimimis of limo family lu thu mimulme Vlirro eitIridiiiN Flri Verr A 11 1 111 I lat Jwulflh sired I Gottllob 11 la huSh I uriaoke liu te lUaiae f I HI V t I l 4 5 x en iut f itI H H I Oct it I I I D t ul iittitO Li l Iii I i Smuuct li ret I ttr i Mcailil ap4rt iI IIS Li 11c05 S I I I I 75 i i berry j afr M I Urn it IO it ii it it 4r uui5i ieuflitt Cm l it i 411 J il it ttl it ii it reSt beiijaium arOetttr a iartuei K no daoi BIRDSHOT IN11ISIIEART WAS JACK luvitritT sirnnaaaD HIS lltlLOTUKf Landlord Tiilen Itn nrain of the Berkeley Arm Arrrelrdll lie Hid Not Kill Hmn Ithr Who Hid rNot H t use fHuleU TOMS Kivin Fob 8When IotoUvo llacntunn put his hand on Jules Itosseana shoulder this morning and arrested him on the charge of murdering Jack Murphy his em plo ee at time llerkoloy Arms Hotel on tha bench ou Wednesday Jan 29 his prisoner broke Into a torrent of tearsand oarnestlypro tested his innooouco Ills wife hearing him weeping joined him and on learning of the arrest became hvsterlcnl When they crew calm llagaman took his prisoner on the trola for this place Ho locked hInt up In the county jail at 2 oclook thin afternoon Mrs Poftoau went by the first train to Now York to procure counsel She will return on Monday or Tuesday when application for ball will bo miulo lloBseatt formerly kept the Chelsea House In Twentysecond street be tween Flglith and Ninth avenues and he baa It Is said wealthy friends In New York lie was visited lu jail this afternoon where la answer to an Inquiry whether he had any statement to make ha vehemently declared Ills Innocence He said Jack Murphy warn crazy on the subject of religion and the detec tion of crime Ha was a monomaniac He Quarrelled fieuueutly with the life taring station men and others When he rushed lut the hotel on the morning of his death and got the gun Hofsosn says he started after him to stop him but he followed him only a short distance A moment later he board the report of the gun and supposed that ho Imd shot porno one else not himself Tho reason why he did not go to him at once was because he was in his dressing gown and light underclothing lie however called a man named Sprague in lees than Iho minutes after ho saw Murphy un the board walk leading Irom tho hotel Itosseau almost broke down twice while making the above statement Probecutor Mid dleton vvno had been shadowing liosseaufor bevoril days ordered his arrest last night He Bald he expected to convict Hosseau on the evidence now in his possession Time prose cutor has the undershirt tioimers and dret tiug gown worn by Uounseau when the shoot m lug wan dons and they are said te bo valuable links of evidence which a Pinkerton detective will help the prosecutor to complete Tho clothing win n by Muiphy including the heavy leather linod mittens with which experts say 0 it wns impossible for him to discharge a gun ar also in time possession of the prosecutor I I Murmimv limit the mittens on his hands whoa he was b mid Ilu lay eight fret from where blood ivas spattered on the dining room doors with twenty No 4 blidshot In his heart and Kill in hiu body altogether No oua any longer entertains the theory of suilde Dr li C DlsiiriW adheres to his statement made at the iniiuent that It was ImposHtble for Murphy to MKOI himself In time buck directly through the heart without leaving sonic jiowder maru upon his cothlnu or body No such marks were loimd limo people about Berkeley say u that ItobsoHii and Muiphy frequently quar I I relief and limit Hosseau when oxcited would thruatuu the life ol Murphy Till Juicy SAYS Nor aVILTT 4I I Young Randall Arfinltted of the Charge SW Klllluic HU Father GitFrKrrrLD JIipv Feb 8 Notwith standing the storm an audience limited only by the capacity of the court room wa present today to listen to oxGov Itoblnsons closing argument for Lincoln J Itandall charged with hiiving shot and killed his father The argu ment took up point by point the main features nf tlm iirnsitcutlnn Invlnt Lrent HtrfiftH linnn tha mmii lit Vi It met Ii tim ii speaker claimed to have been M nved In fir or of the prisoner Ho derided the alleged ooulof Ion said to have hmeon give to Mrs MJIMH u at tlio Fitchburg jail as an old came the t allegation that t the papers bad been burned going to prove In the counsels estima tion that they had never existed except in the imagination of Mrs hyena He cloned With OS eUniueut pleii for tho acquittal of the prisoner iliu jury eavo a verdlot of aoqulttaitonight ttInir the Mull to Bvrlntfle CHIOAOO Feb 8 Geone W Rich alias W H Marshall alias J W Burr alias a H Reed was airested toduy charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes The schema was to advertise for young women to address el re lars at 12 0 per 1000 Before securing emrloyinont h women they were to forward tl 0 to mist for the expressago of the blankclr eiilais to their home In this manner tho young mm i i an whose real name Is duorce W hint an d wliobe bnniB Is lu Ohio gathered la many ill liars postage sirmpH and postal nOtes He has been at limo trick for six weeks and pleads that he was iomiOlled to resort to the hwlndletn avoid starvation There wits 60 la hid mall this moinlng Mormon lleleuted lu Halt Lake City SALT IJAKI CITY Fob 8Time campaign of I the Liberal party closed last night with a street pat athe and Illumination of all the Gentile bouses in the city Jimome are 7827 voters lfl shown by the registration just closed Forty j nine hundred and five of these are pronounced ientlles and 2024 iMormoiiH ltue Ucntllea liiui ci a maioiitynu the t face of the returns of lHt Tin inajolt I fur cit i ofllclalfl on Mon m day next srIli nuuc ount of absenteeism prob i ably lie hniwecn Post aimd Ton Judge Powers thn Chairman of the Liberal Commute e prosos no doubt of time result and says the minority will not fall below sou and mayor cecil lDUU JuHt IIIftMed a lillzzard Yesterdays uonticr map showed araootro markaljle iiularity ti the uturm to in bl nation this exiitcd during iF I great blizardof March 13 98 Three full tie died Mtoruu emmA two area of blfb pile sire cox red the country yesterday Two of lb nines feeero itonn rre Ued lu thU r ilon one in the t South AtlanllQ coast central o er tJeerffla and the t ell er central orer the lower lakes built moYlijf eatrly und K tilt teat euertcy with a prospect of their drawing tether sjujewhere out oer mime eCHO The lootbara it norm Catieei 1 a ertmrat l dnwnpoor f raIn from south I ern Sew Vork imuih tn lionS I a and In all the State multi the Alleffhauy Muuntalu white the storm U live I ULei rented thcavy f tim of snow tn tho titateeef tae Uo retloii uortliern NevrVork and from Mlchlfaa si throukli unuda amid New lin Und lllch wlod eta j erally bloMiitf uu timer and attended wIih dens togs urrssme I I itli I alone the Atlantlo coawt Over tbe sans eitbtm there wj itt kbnornu hfifh temperatnrt isa ntnc ui to nrarly tsp hi New Vork city sod this neigh bcrliouJ Tbe third dorm which pomisesgrealemmargy aI cumin m liy hity of Uoulaoa acctmpaalad br nm in NOW and high winii jiarniliu lutie Hurra centrei were twe tUtlnt 4 strait f Juji preiuro ucoiupnled hy a decide colA a Ii t t whiilicuedaUllnr from 3o to 40 In the lila f4 Cinljpl al ey ilnIl l a norttier In Teas whert Ike I i tempfratjrtf wan telow freein U UtnntMU U4 3 11 iulPtUtit U wi from JU toUo below care t Tlie cu il MO Ii ill rca h this city tbis mernlOf a4 crmii the nuiriiur down to 5 or 10 below freeslar with a uiiT wrt to northwti wind and clearta wftther It will be fulr In the afternoon and night 4DJ Mou Jay It Iii be fair anJ cold tecominf warmer at night I T lie Inrhot luvernmeut temperature In this city yev I moray niuti i loweu s JC tie averc liuuldltr M I TCMIU wjnd lr I tb uorliwen ralufall elfhtteaU I nf an Inch The thermometer at IVrrjr plurinicf In Tui 8m 4 bmmmldtmmg i recorded tie teiiit eruf uro yesterday a folio wit I J i A M ii o A M i Jl IA t M M UW 54DmlG S r u di i r I AJ 17 y l M ai U mlduixbt 90 Aetaif 4 b Aterae on 1 cb t I i u r i r a I I her Stale rnln rr Main folloneJ by air I weatber codrr imriu Wtmry islttt i a m r Nrvs IUnij h re all l S ermoni tiltS rain or mow I tosc il fur weather Manner Ifuuday northerlf wind i It lor Miiucti j eni Itiiode Uund and Connectlcat rlirtrnu wiiibcr iortti e vcry wind anmtmr Moo I day multi mj ur raitem Vu Hti 3 titartny waAtr norUfr y a I 18 Ii il5 ilem IuurPuilug is Fur raifnt l nnoUanla and New Jersey fair ft rat tier north Wfntfriy sluli bccotalujf variablt ut 41 in Ir ii mUmmy luuriiit r I I tile I mitre I of t II t n tilt 7elaware and Mary Ian i t II SCSi er uteri mr j wind uetyiiiiUK rarlatle i u 41 41 r MlIu4ay in r b fur wenern New I ut k tar t wk hr preceded by I local Oil ui welter y HUI waruer ii limit y mnorstnf II For wee ru 1enniy vn A iSt irginta and Oble fair wtatlter weilefljr wuida U ecu lug varIable 4ljb we it

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Fit i f 2 THE SUN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 TWENTYTOPR PAGES GRAVE SCHOLARS IN SKIRTS I TltKTt OVTXDUBBn TUB UKtt 4 70 1 AT COLVMillA BAXURDAf LECTVBBf Iatsre ted In All Horn of Thine fcnt ed Tcalar Chiefly In raycholoayl iir e day How nnd Where W IIebtr Tho free Saturday morning lectures on EClenco philosophy and history a Columbia College attract what may be truly called cul tured audiences Most of the attendant ore I women Borne of them teachers In private schools somo tutors to rich children many who aro college graduates pursuing special courses In town and some whq aro among tho t y girls of Barnard To poe to many women passing through the college yard and loiter ing for 1 moment talk In the col lego corridors Itt to look upon a scene qtilto I I unique the piuclncts Columbia For several oral years tha library ot the collcgo has been tho rosort of studious young alumnm ol Vassar t and Wcllesloi and Hmlth but not until tho present systom ot Saturday morning lectures wa begun was It olteu that the scholar In I tl J klitsw sdoon by the eldoot the diplar la trousers In tbo recitation rooms Theso cloys i however the apt ears to have swooped wporv tho college dicer lo t nio very ollered privi j lege even to Ilier Ilt of r itaklng her future lord tnlii fnr Iftn I tutor I n liiitL hftnt i hobo luutuieHareilellveiod l i i In the new build I ing on the orly I ninth utreot Hide In one of the rooms uauiilly ciiiled liytho young men uf the law department rho I lectures boglu at 11 A M I and 1 lust for im hour Altar the Bpeiikorhas begun the doors are not opened t for anr latu oouior 1 hose who attend tho II ttfioB know that ibis rule is ntiletly enforced and for that tHUson ull Ibo scats lu the largo room aro Generally tnkun from tlftetn to twenty mluuuo boloro the i et tlmn 1 ieMerday morning tauiu nOt tovonil hundred percona fireccnt honin wore on hand beloro the doors ot thu lectuid hall were ui oned I They stood In oomorn ol the coirldor wnltinif patiently und watching In almost apparent dlsduln various aroupsof law eltnlents vmoklng clgarotleit on tbft broad stolreiipe tn theIr cloak ro tns below U brua when the advatue hlrla got Into the jMture hall tuid i ijiH taken off their fall Rest they biought out not Ikl t and pencil fuesud ovor the ihari cnlueof tho polntt and Vthen Bottleii into attitudes of phllosonlilarom ote jlttud08 I fV pfacency liiipidly Ibo room Illlad UI Tfio proportion ot women to mon tresent was as four to one Most of tho men were eldeilv Allot every other person had brought I book and UHed the time of waiting in reading otto girl hud 1 volume LockyH history of Lurotionn Morals anothers was turning the panes of a life of Jesus another bail liouonH Hamilton and 11 fourth had 1IUllol Porters Uotnents of Intellectual hui encii A ery pratty girl hart a eXt book In flli iolo yland wa dlscusilnicr sonic Z1PM Ion In i Ir I with I a tom nan dlcu Butu i wore evidently medical ntudontt and U I auiuned tnoo near by to heat ono of them con fldo to thu other that last week Bho had com pleted Ibo dissection ol an arm on 1 tlrstrato f pubjoct Hut it 1 you know Lou that wo mo having awful trouble to get bodloa That t which we hud last week had to be divided I among twko the usual number of girls and tho director of Ibo directing room sara hut ho doesnt know how long it will bo before I shall bays n ChllCO to work among tho nerves of I t IA fntn And BO throughout tho room there woro girls talking of their work in this or that line r study and other girls who weru reading nid I taking notes from various writers upon psychology From such observation I rould b mado It seemed as It rot of tho bjoks I in me during tho half hour of waling wero treatises upon the mind This wrD unite ap propriate for the lecture ot tuo day was Vtneronnd How e liomeirj and It Is said by those who go to thi Uaturday lec tures regularly that It In I quite customary for the audience to have text hooks with them bearing upon the biilpjet of tho day and that Tfoio opportunity offered after the lecturer has llnlsbou thor would IntorcHtlugdlbCuaslond and comments bj thu lUtenoia President Low came into thu room promptly 11 prompty at US followed by Mr Marr A buzz of pleas i I ure at seeing he nOl thief of the college rosa from 1 tha seats nnd was Immediately fol lowed by it iroueral clap lug ol hands Presi dent Low bowed nnd brlutly announced Dr Htarr Then the resident I boned aualu and I retired limo loctuior had no boozier begun talking than the sound was heard ot many f pencils moving over note books Dr i atnrr said that hud the question Where hnd how do wo remember boon asked 1 some years ago It would not have 1 been poelblo to answer it as definitely as it can be answered touay That anything dI hlno I f more Is known now is I bucauso tao study ot physiology has been joined to the study ot psychology Then Dr btarr begun to talk of 1 sensory porceptlons and the war those percep I 1 tlmns reach tho brain Hrst ha spoke of the differences dogreo In the perceptions 4 dlllroncoR in dOlreo tonso porceplona I of different animals A note which Is too high for the human carlo hear may be beard by ono I ol tho lower animals A mouse may causa a I sound which no lan or woman could hear but which to the our ol u cat would bo like n roar taking up a large model the human bruin 4 Dr Htarr said that one of the most Interesting discoveries In phvslology had been tbo finding of time I puth by which tho sensory perceptions I are transmitted l to 011 brain lach aenso bus I a part of the brain mutter which belongs to and operates principally for that sense The

eye looks upon somothlug the optic uorve transmits the sight to the visual tract in the bruin and the visual tract receives the picture and btorus li away to bo more or lets perfectly resccii luiln A sound htrlkos tho oar is trans mitted by the auditory net ye to Ibo tract do voted to th I huiisutlonof hearing und there the S sound becomes known ho lor the other Census there Iru nerves communicating from trio outer Oman to the particular tracts In tlio brain Memory U I thu rucocniing tin ulty There is 1 f memory faculty lor ouch sense mini Dr btnir i sail we should speak of inoiuonos and not merely nt I memoiy A blind min for example has no slht noinory The o 0 or the optic nerve or both lining impaired rom birth tUu h 1 man has never had an Impression convoyed to t th visual I oct and ho the faculty of visual memoiy never having boon used thor Is no F pirtuiu stored aw ay thuro there is I nothing II I that part of tho brain to cull I up later To Illustrate how thin memory power In tho various tracts operates Dr Htarr told of ex periments upon two docs Tho brain of one I was buiod Imo that eoetlon owned by the faculty ol remembering things eon was me moo Nothing was done 10 Iho lola eyes or optlu nervo yet the dog was blind I could look with tho ores but lie powur of knowing I what time oyo was fixed upon or of rocotnl ing or 01 remembering the sight was gone In time 1 ra45 of tin other drg the visual I I tract WAS 3 but only hOfl portion was removed I Then tbii sciilij was drawn over tho wound timid tho dog nursed to health The result wad I that Iho I dog vvus like u newborn uhlol r ou I I act nf rienltur I were HAW Ohmnln vhlnh it j had often looked upon and which the dog I k ro ognl od whenever beloro I had looked upon them wero now new sights Tho removal of a part of Its visual tract had destroyed Its memory plcturo 1ormerly tho dog had I known how to put Us paw in Its flusters hand 1 1 i either when the mauler extended his band or when ho said U Give me your laW Alter the I I i 1 operation the master nut out his hand The dog did not rilo his paw Ho saw the baud I t but did not remoinbei what to do because his 4 V Visual tract vvheruln tbo sight memory had I lodged hud been Impaired Then time master paid 016 mo your paw The dog ralcod It I I 1 at ono because hit audltoty tract wherein the eound memory lodged hud not been aflcctod Tho llrst oximtinieiitH of tlm sort were con I I duotod by a Berlin investigator and Dr Btarr Bald they how that there are rets of memories which nave defltiito Hied places In the brrln and l that pbvhlology knows where they arc I liaising the large modal of 1 human brain from the table arlO pointed out the sites of tho memories for tno several onsen and gave In 1 etnnros of men whose faculties for lomonibor ing certain classes of things hal Leon Ue I Mroyud or Impaired Hu discussed the two I kinds of memory known as tpontuneous und Intentional the ono ordinarily called mem I ory and the other recollection the ouo t tfhetem the act Is without apparent I 1 effort the othor whero tbero is effort Tba degree ol strength lu the memory rowory i I of effort depends upon ores ritnver ot lumocia I i 1 tton und upon bodily eonuitlnna A thing f once ut in pOhsosBlon of any of lie memorial is always theme Dr Htarr doclurod and strict ly spooking there i In I no such thing us losing posBOSslon of I that we call forgetting is I i I our inability to bring to bear such an asBooia 7 tion ot Ideas us will rresont before us that I I matte ofprevloiiH cognition which IB stored away lu one of tho bruin tracts lie told a story I of llauthornu beating upon this hawthorne e 8 visiting a hoiibo one room of which J ho thought ho hud seen before yet ho q could note remember that he had over I been in house or near I AU his j elToit at memory failed Bnruo time 1 later It was discovered bylilcnds that Hnw thorns really had seen tbo room before having I 4 been 1 taken int It wheu only M mouths old Another instance of ones Laving facts onto I l t inussionsbtoied up In the memories which nil i elloit all intentional memory falls to recall Is i I that of the herman servant girl about hora Coleridge tells bhe was prostrated with a iioi vous fever mini was frequently dollHous I I Il During those timoa die repouted long puur a J 1 I gas from clnsrltal and rabbinical writings Jlur recitations wero fervid and exact and I those who heard her wondered greatly homo I I listeners Writ down what IIi maid and they were bend to ho literal orals The girl was Illiterate and no oro could explain the J curious Inel 1 lent i I Inquiries vvrio i undo ooncornlng hei history mid I was found that I the had lived I In Iho t lamil of an old and learn ed iniiiiHtni who vvns In thin habit o reading aloud lavoiilo pa uingH from the very wrlteie In whoso works lhei nxtraola were dliopiori i ed TfiBdonnds which wate perfectly unlnlol 1 I j I llulbln to her had nevertheless been retained In I t I tho auditory tract nail though all hor intent lrt1 I tlonal lloits to reeall them would have milled Io I still In the exalted mental state of delirium I I they were reknown As Dr Htarr raid our brain contain all the knowledge which we t1 rnl ever accinlract though communication 1 d OIN tannuAit is garartTT Be H efts riewcre u4 4ll d 1 o1 CoMirmtuliitleii Qen William Tooumeeh Sherman wan 7 years old yesterday Early In the morning callers began to arrive at his home 75 West BeVentyflnt stroll to Iny heir respects and ittt rs njfol rr m poured InVlth most ngei telelmip of ioncratulatloo aadadod wishes frotrl a jtartnof tho country l day loner There woe hardly a Grand Army post In Ibo United State that didnt tel arlPh a word of greeting to the old General There wero presents too which I camo from his admirers In Now York and other places Ills rooms and his den In the baao inGot of his pleasant house were tilled Ith Jth I flowers nt gll la i largo past of blsfriead i O1 the fair MX Tiers v4rsazauifltnef tpt ploc d the most fr bo Ing a amnd I with the stars arid stripes coloted flowers the gift of Lafayette Post O A I During the morning Gen Sherman was kept busy locolv i Inc Ill callers and telling them that he didnt feel a bit older since ho had got into the seven ties lie was In the best of health and spirits and dhowad no signs of fatigue during tin rnornlrig tecoptlMw In the afternoon he retiree to his oom for a i nap so as to be bright and fresh fbr the festivities ot fte evening which began with a birthday dinner at 7 oclock e t at WHUU Z uuc hoii1tie1id tefc t GineroltV rt Idecf i for somo time and all lio arrangements wore planned by him The Union League Club wished to dye blji a dinner and reception at tho club hour but he decided that a quiet dinner at hi own home where he could have some ol its old army comrades and other friends was more to his taste 1 he invitations wor sent out last week to sixteen favored onus who were to mlle up the puny ahoy aitunly asked those who received them to meet theGuneial brother Honator John Sherman who came on from ANashlngton on Friday nIght and Is stopping at tha Generals homo Besides Senator thernmn the guests who sat down at the Generals boatd last night were Gen J M bchoHeld who is now at tIme head of tho United Htttes army Gen O O Howard thQ Gen Henry W Hlocum Gen Thomas Ewing f Chauncey M Depow Joseph n Choato Logan C Murray John J Knox Mayors Urant and Cbapln tot John M Wilson ten Wager Swayne J W Plnchot AtigtiBtln Daly and swnrne I Palmor lots tcboleld Hlocum and Howard are time only army commanders now living who served under hen n Mierman during the war In the rairch to the sea Gen How ard commanded the Army of the Uunnos ee which formed the right wing of Shermans army nnd Gen Mocurn was the commander of the Army of Georgia which formed the left wing bbortlv after 7 oclock the guests filed Into the dining room which adjoins the parlor on tho main floor As they entered they paefeed under two Hags whoso ebony polos worn crossed just our tho doorway Ono VTIIS Gen Shor mans headquarters lot a gold eagle on 1 blue ibid with the legend U Headnuartern United Mates Army above tha bird mint E Plurlbus Unum beneath presented to him soon after tho close of the war The other was the regulation United States flag The tttFpeN I of the two hung down and almost touched tho heads of the giinsn an they passed beneath The long oval table was piettllv dec orated with lowers Gen Sherman look hla seat on ono sido In the middlE and his brother seR Senator sat opposite Gen fiwayne and Mr Plncbot were placed at either end nnd tho other guests were scattered around Indiscrim inately One of tho principal courses of the I dlnnoi was a dish nt half a dozen Kncllsh pheasnnlf which had arrived from an old Lon don friend the day before Before the dinner was half ovor tho air was thick with war reminiscences There wero no set toasts but neatly every one of the guests bad something before ho broke lometllnllo say 111 party up set Saturday night Gen Hherman will give a second dinner to sixteen more friends which will bo I sort of continuation of hU birthday celebration of last night JOlLY B IIASKIH TO OEX UKMN The Veteran of Politic Eipreanea III WenllraeulB to the Veteran Holler HaitI Hero of the fraateiit march In blxtory Hall Th crown tt threeroora years ann teal I Hall 1 ba lut remaining ilorloui trlurjjvtraial 1 Urant Sbarldan And Bberman1 ilorr to mmml In time lilibtltl Title mum la I emery ILe irnlDlot Ille wlI ba bright And the lelttnc lun will ba benatlfull I M f DKAH GINEEAL I first met you at Montgomery Blairs opposite the White House during the first year of Buchanan unfortu nate administration before the rebellion that It precipitated I was In the War Department In company with and the nuost of Secretary Cameron alter tbo disaster to tho Army of the Potomac when AdjGen Thomas came into tho War Office and read part of a letter from you asking for one hundred thousand mon additional to supply the countrys wants and to put down the rebellion which be with SOlO ridicule pro nounced unnecessary and you crazy Well tho eoquolproved you correct corroc 1 remember und will never argot your mas terly and pronnotlo letter of surrender to fh Mirror nf Atlnntit Alter the surrender at Appomatox and when you woroCommaudorlnChlef of the arm 1 called with your good and reliable friend Hen Blocuin lone of your right bowers upon you In Washington and when converging with WaShlnljOn anl wlh you suggested that the Presldeucy was within your command if you desired I You replied that you did not want It that your ambition wn satisfied but that your brother John was an aspirant aud you would bo pleased to have him Ltt It I replied I hud voted over 150 times for him for Speaker and would prolor seeing him to any man In the Presidential chair that he hud bad more experience In uxeoutire admlnlntrii tlvo und legislative businoH than any States stneR dents man living And would make the beta of 1xesl l I Btill think and bollovpHo Alas 1 the flight of tlmo I fear now renders this Improbable How evanescent In I Initial save In your case who In your famous march bIO reversed the mllltaiy notions of enophon and Sanoleon and proved that tile enemy In war might re cruit his lorcoi nnd supply hla commissariat lu the enemys country 1 ardon my dlgreslon I commenced to write to congratulate you upon your health and tho rocurrem 01 sour uponJour lie bless voul How happy you should Le Tho three very conspicuous and great ilgiirei of history now living are Glalt Iren oldest Uminurck the next and you thu lout uot the 1 least The lornier ivpreeent monarch em I mouarchllol juno aristocracy and runubllnun alslOcraoy power you rOjuul Ilre oln Ism Ibu latter will lust eeta vcrvelut s hon I I they hare been destroyed Your career grantor than Wellingtons Na j I poleon or Murlboroughs will live fresh In the memories of tho People when thelia ulll bo thol foyot ten swil Luropo will not be Cossack but republican j You as the living embodiment of it and the greatest General and statesman now jiving Khoulu this year male a tout through Lurono I and Asia on your way home visiting tin t scmea of rourearly trlurtipbeln civil llfo Californla receiving all the way ovations anti saluta tions ol the peoples of the world bolero you I I wrap the draperies of tour oomh about yon ant lie down to pleasant dieurns My I ad miration for you this day nxccedn that for any other mao llvlnc Youra sluoeruly Jou D UASKIN To Gen WM T SUEnAs llucb Frrr MeUermolt Very lUck 1 Hugh Farrar McDermott tho poet and I editor is dangerously ill at the Gladstone Hotel In this city with a complication of troubles Involving his heart lungs and kid no ra Dr David Magle his physician feared I heart failure yesterday The author ot The Blind Canary was able to receive visitors at his room last evening For three dais ho has t iett unable to lie down for fear of choking Seven week aso howl taken with tho first attack ol weakness and inability to breath Ho went for a change of air to the Delaware Water flap where b had two more attacks and he returned to this city on Tuesday Ho II 1 at tended by his con c Robert L lIcDermolt f of the THE BARLOW BOOKS AND MSS 9s3000 OBTAINED AT TUB AVCIIOX HALE Uf THIS COLLECTION DeaUB rr OOSOO for n Mmnnatrlpt Copy rColonl1 l ItceordiTh Unndni NoTtiW of Veapiichm Jlrlnsa 1200 t Brc nHl e and r lntluK to be Hold The 11 ton Bale of the library of tho lat Bamuol K M Barlow which line been In prog roc during tho pant week at tho American Art Galleries In Madison square en ins to an end yesterday afternoon Tho 27M lots which comprised tho collection brought J850iri20 ranking I ono of tho most noUbld auction sales of looks that ever took place Tho proceeds of yesterdays saloi wa Jji60850 Fortythree manuscripts were sold yoster dar which alone bronchi dvertKOOO The briskest competition of the sale was excited oor the Muesachunetts colony records known as A true coplo of the Court booko of the Governor and Bociety of tho Massachusetts HUT lu Sow England There are 314 paces of the manuscript with Ibo exception of Iho which nro missing Tboy are bound In old cal The Boston Public Library wanted those records nod It wanted them HO badly that Judge Mellon rtambprlnin iald 05dl to net them limo John Carter brown Library of Providence wanted thorn also alit bid through Ha representative Irod Morris tlroulh Ia ontalvo 84 filch a f U40U but Buccumbod when Boston offered 150 more lbS tons success was greeted with applause and the bn lncthat followed phoned tho ex I citement which hiiilboeu wrought up during I thin remarkable bidding J hero Is no standard 1 by which lo gauge the value 01 this manu script but tho unou leached was a surprise to everybody In March lb6 tho Common wealth ot Massachusetts tried tij bin ihfi man us rlpt from Mr llnrlow but an docllnocl to noil mini tho romtnonweulth had to h I eatls lied with Ibo loan of 1 by whIch It wits en abled to iwrfect tho original record Mr Bar lows cOI Ilrpct the only ono known to be In existence The Chalmers papers consisting of original lettt a nud nxtrtath from tlierucorda of r several htntn Including New York Pennsylvania and I and Connecticut twnntyonn olumea went to Superintendent Georgo II Moore of the Ouorio Jjenox Library for 2310 The Lenox Llbraiy also paid lliioiortlio Livingston correspond enoe comprising over 1000 latter petitions eno cIDIrllnl and other documents addressed to Wit lam Livingston while he held tho lost of Uoverror of New Jersey a century ago Gen oJ R Barnes received i for 112151 l the log book of the beriiiil kept while the Bhlp was under the command of I time lion Ihl lull Jones A mnmiicrlpt petition culdrewed by Lolunilum to 1erdlnaiid and lea belln wont to tho John Carter Ilrown Library bolll Ul Benedict AraoMH Journal of the Bontlc Ixpcditlon toQnotico was bought liyToioiih SatIn for J405 Most of the Other mnniiscilpts went to Dodd Mond 1 Co loseph Habln and tIle Lenox and John Carter Brown Hbiarliis tl There WIO unl Eooil doil of Fcrambllni for the works of YeBiiuvlus mini ovorirbody Interested came away Iucus trophy 1 ho didnt let the ono he wanted lost there wore iilouty moo I from which ho could oliootn The hhthrst iirlco was 1200 imld by Draylon hos Ion Iho Munilim Noxus Illd Mtavo volume hint I fomtly bound In rod morocco by HurdyMnn I nil Dodd toad 1 Co cot another COD for HJ6 and a copy of the U Mundtis Sortie by I MRitliewK for H70 Jirayton has paid GSO for the CofinoBruDhlR lutrodnctlo Acof I eapiicrluslllucornylus and bouuut Several le cor wotks Mr Ios purchases yesterday amountod to about 13200 Ha has Loon l by far tho largest individual buyr at tIe oslo hU purchases amounting In all to fully tlJinO The largest amoultnl purchaser haa been the Boston 1ubllo Library whoso lenrcsontntlvoB ciimo hero lIre pared to ox pond J2000i They hue done it J ho I cnox LIbrary hat also I I eon n von heavy buyer and n 10 has Dod Mood V Co the John Caitor Brown Library of 1iovldrnre Joseph Satin Charles It lllldoburn John 1lorie Librarian Vlllliim 1 1nole of thA Nowborry Library Chicago and Janir 0 Wrflht HOle of the hllh prices of yesterday not al PrCtd ready quoted were emrituv t olunibui In tandem Oertnlftlml Ao rarton Iret Hw ffpuclu IHtri Noutrotnte HatronAtl Boston Public lljriry S17m uA True I fclarallna nf tie State of mite Colony In Irlnla I I Lontnn IHKX Hratou toe I CAm Virginia I Suite I 11 London IH A Leuov I Ii Ibrarr 1101 1 Alex VV hltakflr au4 W rashawe lou Sen from

Virginia ondun I I I i Hrvl1 tore 5170 John l hue The Flauttrt Pea iloiton Tablto LI brA rr flu Roger Ullllama The Rooljr Tenant Yet Uor Blush Hottou rubllc Ubrarj Tro Tho sale of brleAbrae trill begin tomorrow afternoon and continua thrnuuli Tuesday und lt t1 Wednesday iifternoonB dn i Tuesday and Wed nesday evenings the paintings will be sold EVKKTTllIl JUT 1CK Canncetlcnt Ortrflowlnc Kb Good Timing Ilne for What Mile llul Not WIJJLIMASTIC 1eb BNot a pound of marketable ico has boon cut on Connecticut onds this winter There IA none south of northern Massuohunotta New Hampshire and Maine and Nutmcc Into Icemnn hare lost hope that they may bars eon a scanty Crop this measoi Ito must be ery high In I irlco next hummer In this State and rummy butchers and fish dealers wboo trade Is not I large way they will have toco out of business If I only Imported Ko I IB 1 rivallitble On each hand are eloquent signs of Brlnl I The sagacious ground hoi which has not I ben housed for three days successively this winter came out of his burrow on Cnndloma I accord In to his custom to llx the vcather for I the rest of the winter but the temperature Hau t Gt und theie Wn a luu and no Hiinllilil ent no shadow theraluro I the old weuth er BayinK is truthful the wlnlor II I not half over Hut the round hou knew better than that and ho has remained out of bin hole over mince Iho Connecticut ground hoi tccord I Midv bus gOut out of time b iluax of initporo logical prophocj hoisdlpcuuraired In the of fort to molt the weather oblomnf of this season tlln I g I1ccd I At Hartford tee dialers Imvn made 1 coon net with Ilttsllold Mass Ico harvesters for lee I from Ionloohuc lalo nor IIBt Ma uchusctta town The ico ou that hike ii I from 7 to II t nchis thick nndovenbodj lu SootLarn Now Unuland ant to buy It rov II lbs duck hunter alone rojolcos In the tepid winter He han been ublo to hunt ducks steadily all the season and his dime fetches 1 eooit prices in the Nen York markets At I haybroik at the mouth of the Cot nectlcut Itlver scores of duck hunters brine In dully dJly I good bats of various Kinds of water fowl 1 1 ho humors at Mysila are lmlne miually coil sport Iartles nf twenty sportsmun co 10 Fishers Island once or twice a m wenk and come back with 0 or 100 ducks Sometimes thgy KO as tar as ilontuuk 11nl 10 At Moosup the other ilny J B Kennedy Picked ui a grasshopper as ho was on tile way to work In 1amileltoi lila nll tho InKuct nan an mesh ami livelv a If tho ttuio was August In Derby dnndclloun and arbutus blcisoms are Iro plentiful anti a IlY or two ano fcLoolbois In that iiluio capcuiod crasbhopuers und klllud UHJ lllltOCS kied Jlocl leer was for sale in Now London this week and Uroini Cleveland arnvcd at Jlsstic lull of coriiit wits u sloop arlr At itchy Hill II I I linos hen laid an ecu that was In dlmunsioiiK I bvi i Inrhus and then sho 1 went tm t ivork and dropiod Iwo i morn eggs that moiiBiired S by d i i Inches oach At hKlcm CCKF an Mild rr J olchtcen Centa ii domn I which in Ibo spring price lou 1S In the MIIIIO town unndollniiH are In bloom dinners are bitliiK Ireuly In hionliiuton irbnr IIIM I till low have put I nut their woolly lltifortlpa in nil parts of the Male Jleds of crocuses are 11 blns8om nt Hartford and Sorwich Mrs I thomas Chapman of 1restun ono day thla tusk cut n sprig of llowerlni iuln that hail a I dnren fully dopotod and fiucrant blosHoms Elms anti mnplus Ama Luui chug Into bud In I RIIIY riokHru o bimhcs tiny lut out ron I leaves nonejfiucllo vines are garbed In fresh fnllae unit In J tho I uiMtuien m this gross Is i fo nature stionu farmers havo Itirhied out thou Block to Almost every one In hut oountiy has found snakes In tie field Thoy mo mmrntly i tniied lId blaok snnkfs Jim blcgnst winter Mrled snuko was killed by fhni o W Mchola of Mansfield Ceiitroln Tollaud county this week I was I feet anti 7 InchoH long Mr MehoKa dog U Duke helped to chine tho serpent elsa It would have escaped from thorn A iluu of I 3 Wbu Slut ee Lilt Ninv LONDON Fob kFifty yearn ago Capt Nathaniel Xtlchurdsof this city was ono of the best known commanders of vessels on the Eastern wuboard Kntorlnif upon his ninetythird year j he line tho halo ali hearty appoiiami of a man of flltv In J his time ho coinmnndod enmo of the largest merchant slut ntlont and sailed from title port for ninny of I inn oiu m tlnio t I shi It iv tier Including several of htwphenGlinrils The shut ortb American of whleh lib win master was the tiNt to make rv port at the Island of Samoa Ha his hud an lulvvnturouu Ufa and the rxpcrluticna which bn Ion a to recall would Bupply tlm Inundations for I i many an molting amy lie I wan sbipwieckod I captured by cunibalc and pressed Into tho I HpinlBh army wherein be Bfrvod until an Os portuiity for 0 opolalo Ho was aenteinod 10 iOnlel I to loshiit i t hv Meucnii authorities silSImatti of being in i league iiiiiiiiist I lie i t joverniiiont but j escaiiil linm all nnd lived I In Iho w mils fur i reirrnl wekH BUKcrli Ihe gruueHt prlva thus until hI IUIrd ito I oui and joined n vefHfl lie has ravoral tlinon uneircltd tha gobo can Ill votn In I I fieen f hold ltlal iilectlona and takes 1 lively lutuiest In theal fairs ol the country Ills life Is now ono of leluio aa boioniea I man whose past was ao full of activity and who made some money In I his day lie Is cot c1 the vary tow monO repreeentatUes of the hwdy aasnsn reDanlnl j J run nnipfiifH IUMT D rWAn NIIUe Lash ale to Flflxn Cat pU Two or Whoa were WhIt WIMIGTN Del Feb 8 Fifteen vo tlms of the February tnn of the Criminal Court of this county hugged the whipping post at New Castle today Of the number two only wore white and all of thw w rp convicted of ofieicei that could b retried by a Justice of the Ieaco Six ot f the culprits wore convicted of Btoftllne chickens Three of them who wont on a midnight tour and captured MX dunchill fowls as th Indictment reads re ceived six lanhes each a very unusual number either five forty given as 1vo ton twenty or are Two others who together stole seven fowls re ceived only Ovo lashes each Another poor fol low who stole chickens by himself rocohod ton lashes but ho only has to verve three months Jai while tho other chicken thlovon got six month Four others ftolo clotlios some of the varments old and tattered Ono of those rcoklos thieves lot ten lashes and tho others Jot off with five One man stole 1 quilt another a bore blanket another some harness another ten jars of preserved chorriei and all of them received live lashes Another a darky with the hlzhsorjndlnc nama of llayard Douglas had tea blows for taking a lair ot Bhoes lor which ho did not 111 Iho man who stole S 23 also KOI ten lashps The total value of the goods which the sa ruts I cnblo wrotohos Btole would not aggregate Jllii lucludlnc him money talon anti yet tint county will be called upon to pay about SGun for running the machinery that convicted thorn 1 his doe tnt Include the oust of mnln talnlnKthem In Jail TImers viurt prqbably a dozen other slmllur oases mostly women but none of thnm wan sentenced to be whipped The actual time eonnumod by thr Kriiiul and petit juries two Judges hue Chief Justice be thin In Now York moot of the week the Alter noyUenoral and hIs deputy the Clerk of the Ieaco the Hhorlir tho court bailllTB and In nutnnrable witnesses In the cases of tho six teen niun was probably three days And all for lees tlnm tlUO worth of property In times none by nil such pattyooses as those which now occupy the time nf I throe old Judcos which OCCUllY In this city Wore disposed of by the Mayor who had tho power to send rul prlls to the nllloi anti tho whipping post Tin tot thon was situated In the rear of the ores ont City Hal and In the centre of tho city In lull vtow ol the public The nlnetvthroo lasher clven today were distributed as follows Daniel hntterfleld John T Camdou and Ilaynrd I ouelHS oaun ton I lashe Tie first two BO to lull for throe inontlm and the lust ono for Jdl months William nulkuor Kobert Alison GeorKe Jenkins I David White Klnor Brown Wlfilum Coulk Isaac Irke llllam n llradshan Andrew WIlSon William Wright James Jnckson and William 1owell each net Ivn lashes and will uo to jail for six mouth Camdoo and Ioolt are the two white men Howard JW oodwurd ulso white who was to have received ton lasheswas pardoned hy l the Governor just before being led to the post Iho most Important caso tried during tho week WOK that of the State against Mary Mc Court colored charged with harboring girls under 15 years of ago for Immoral purposes The girls wore white and the eldolo purpoes hrollht out was of 1 rovolilnc character The Indict ment was the llrst made under a law passed at Dover lust winter the full penalty prescribed being feven tears Imprisonment and 1001 line The woman vvat convicted and was sen tenced to Ho years and a fine of 0 VEATI1 Of CHARLES BA BELT Emigration Commtnalo anal President of the German Society of New York Charles Unusolt President of tlio German Bociety of Now York and by virtue of that oflleo a member of the Board of Emigration died of heart failure at his home 110 Last Twentyfifth streeton Friday night Yesterday I tho Hugs at Castle Gardenut the finals eitimg ofllce and on the buildings of German socie ties throughout the city were at half mast Mr HauBalt was born near Nuremberg In Bavaria on Nab 20 1823 At 18 be entered the leather manufacturing house of Doorr t Itheenhart In Vi trios At 120 he came to this coimtiy as Item agent Ho afterward went I Into business on his own account anti opened i a leather factor In ccount1ln ofllce was in Spruce sneer In 18sd he wan elected President of the Ger man Society of this city Ho was also Cite President of the urtburc Orphan Asylum of Mi unt Vernon VicePresident of tho Isabella I Homo for Old People a director In tho Gorman Suvluga Hank and also In the Chatham Vi tlonul Bunk and a member of the Herman Club the Lloderkranz and othor societies He was married In ITiJ to Miss Marie bchererof AlRaceLornlno who survives him The Hoard of Directors of the Herman Society and tie dlrectorsof the Isabella llama adopted resolutions yesterday exprebslna their Borrow at Mr Hausults death ODITVnr I rhotlus FLsko a former chaplain of tho navy who died in Boston on Friday bad a re I inarkable history Of GreekMaltese birth he was found when a child more than seventy I flvo years ago USH In the streets of Krnyrnn I during the visitation of the plaguo crying for I his mother ho being presumably tho only one of his Immediate family that hud escaped the I plague lie was taken In charco by some American resident missionaries and sent to Halem Mass In 1823 to he educated for the ministry The name 1botlus was given him as a Biblical choice Tchilo hIs surname was after ono of his benefactors Ills family Greek name was Knvasalua lit studied more than thrco rents in the Auburn Theological Soml nary thou ut Auiherst and New Haven after Which he was ordulnod Ho preahod in 1elor boioiith N V and Ilitxlfux nlld as ho has stated ss ubeneilclary of CalvlnHt Coneraga tlonallsm Tho defence ot slavery by the Churcli and his more mature experience led him to gradually relict their whole theological sys tem and of late yours to beiorne iuteuHoly radical At Peterborough N Y he bocuuio the rlend of florrltt Smith whose heart and homo was then opun to all antislavery peo ple Ills appointment to the navy chaplaincy was chloily owing to the action of John ijulncy Adams then In the House of IteprosentativoH Jo hula ilddliiEH and durrltt tiuilth weru ulso lulliientlal In his Interests William P Murray on of tho olden citizens of Carlisle Ill died ynMerday tho act ot SJ I year1 Ho was Inteiehed In mllltiirr ailnlrs and in AprIl 1832 wart eommloaloned hecoud I I Jieuioniiut in tOO hccona Jiaunuon oy uuv Wolt Three yearn later ho was tommhetonod First Lieutenant of tho Mnrlon Itlllempn Jn I May S3ii ho was appointed Adjutant of tho I First Battalion with the rank of Major lItter William Hughes died onlrlday at his bourn in Inlnn avenue Ion jtranob 01 Itieu I monlo Mujnr HugbeH I I cuiuii in U Lnglnnd I to the Lnltod htatos In lt7li 1 with his brother I Thomas Hiighes tho author of Tom llrowns School Days lie weiit to Tonnoeno nnd I tool nn active part In tlir xtahllshment of tho I liucby colony oven years auo ho wont to I one lram IlAbeivnd tlunuih m tita Crimean War lie Captain In Ihs Fiftythird netlnient I Ho bubheiuimly ocnniou j I inomberol thu An I rliiit and Honorable Artlllury ompiius of I London lie rocoit el half pay from the hog I Huh I hmt8 mm intent Hn I I trims HI nlv lIve duvn I ills family consists 10 I wife und two top I chU lon Ho was U tears old Col LlbbsimC Tourt Hot died yosfrdnv at his home In Woonsoiket It L In bin Hth r I I Io was I nativn of Mondon Mass nnd bait I boon enlaced In cotton work longer than any mal now living in this country Ho bocain I connected with the I mlllllo In lai M was I Col onel In 18J4 a Captain In the Third Ithodo Ihland Heavy Artillery in tIme war of tho rebel I lion iMiiiig teiilor In command at the taking of Fort lula ki and was HUhHCUiiently u tin gum I dlorienei 01 llti Cite militia He was a proml neit MIUOII and udd IdIot 1 Hugh A Huches tbo ilato kIng dlol at his lu Illhos til homo In Granvllle N Y ifflt rday morning ngod 5t years Mr Hughes itimo 10 this Cult I tiy from Waloq i while youth anil built up cue whln roollng elate in tilt I of the lurem industries In rooUl1 llle United Stales ttalo Iluth Yooca died In Ianriintcr Pa yrBtirday I momlngat the well authenticated ago of 107 Medical Dlrrctor Adrian Hudson died nt the I Mare Island Hoapltal Cal on rrlday nlehl at the age 01 11 1 lopltnl Hn was first taken wllh tho irrip which developed Into puouuioiila and I after five IR he died Cardliml Pcpcl brother of the IDPO who has C1rlutl I II mevermml Old with pnournonlu died I ypaterdav afternoon J I W Neighbor for over twenty years 1 I newspaper publisher died In IluMp N Y on Iriday pullshor aiod f7 onrH his mit ole limit published tho llamr Vail 1 soldlari paper I rUllshod Lieutenant In Company V 14atn I lldclment New 1 ork Volunteers 81he Hon 1rlmus Jones member of the 8The legislature and famous as having for i n lone time past marketed the llrst bale of cot I I I markled te I ton for tme whole Hoiith each eaaou died In i I Atlanta yesterday of pneumonia He was Allnia yesttrday probably tie most auocesBful farmer In I Georgia I Col iBiinn W Patton formerly Mayor of Vw Orleans died them I ittrlav from paralysis I Virginia graimIatsi Col Palton was a natlvoof Vlnlnll from 1101 Point Intho 7 and nerved with the i Tuith I Infantry and Third Aitllory m In I Ihe I 1 i Mnvloiii won where he I received n KnVf I I wound from which he sulTured Up to the time i of his death He lutlcned from the army in IHW In 1SU1 ho organ toad and commauded n I regIment lu the Confederate entIty eervlng tbrnuBhout the mar He has filled the offlcuB ot I Bherin of Now Orlonnn measurer Mayor I hU I porv sor lOIV lHfatlon and lax flollectpr I I and was Chairman of the D mocrftUoLi outiT j THE YOUlNG DUKES LEER na AHSS CAKNUT TO rnttauT not xo WITh nit COUNTRY Tie OceA4jonrne d Until Welsesdayfle I Trvate In 11 II with IMnUetlnB U l lk ear to he Tube la the Frontier d Turned IOOIB with a Muralne PAnS Feb 8Tho Duke of Orleans baa i written a letter to President Carnot appealing t permission t nerve his country The ll publlcan majority in the Chamber t I proves tho attitude th Govern men t haa taken in deciding upon a simple enforcement of the law The Lfllt looks upon the Duke net a a mere boyish escapade and holds that bo nhould 0 tried and sentenced to neoort tho majesty of f tho law but that of tor sentence ho should bo j pardoned and be sent out of France Thus tho law would bo uphold nnd there would bo no I royal victim of Republican persecution The lllght line abandoned the intention to Inter pellate the Government dl I J I iiI t I Jz i Ic t PsPr TTIB DUSB OJ onrHi B AT 11 The Monitfw the Orleanlst organ npclanda the Prince for obeying a patriotic Inspiration whloh be communicated to no one and upon which he acted spontaneously with the wblh IPontanoou81y gener ous ardor of youth The Duke was taken before the Tribune of the Seine today where he was charged with a flagrant violation of tho law banishing from France pretenders to the throne In reply to the charge ho said ho oamo to France to per form his mllar duties Be asked for an a journment of the case In order to allow him to Instruct his counsel The court thereupon adjourned the hearing until Wednesday next I be UukooieupioB a comfortable apartment In the Conrlergorle prison Tho Duchess do Chartres and Princess Marguerite his aunt and cousin lospeotlvoly and othor friends will permitted to visit him II Conxtnns Minister of the Interior baa given orders that ho be treated with distinction th0 Iho Pall and journal dm Debut thinks that tho host policy of the Government Is to havo tho luke again conducted to tho frontier At a meeting of tho Cabinet today It was do elded to strictly enforce tha provisions of the Expulsion law against the young Duke A TALK ITITII TUB COUNT Of fARIB no Ztelleven France will let Heeet the Ilepublle PARIS Feb 8In view of the escapade of the young Duke of Orleans tho latest views of his father the Count of Paris will be Interest Ing Tho Count In nn Interview with a friend from Araorka said his object was to visit the West Indies Canada and the United States He would visit Cuba and Canada partly on pleasure partly to personally ascertain what were the Immense attractions those countries contain which have made the United States peopia anxious for annexation Whllo the Count felt kindly toward Brazil he did not deem it expedient to visit that country at pres ent He said his limited time would not per mit him to go there this your orhaps tome other year ho might The recent turn affair took InBrazil he said will serve to teach a valuable lesson to the crowned heads Europe Thin fact that such a vast empire was BO calmly overthrown and that too without a plausible excuse will give dangerous impetus I fear to Anarchy abroad Dom Pedro was a good ruler Ills Government was extremely liberal and the people had little to complain of After all un der such clrcumetancoa aa those attending the revolution In Brazil It Is better for a monarch to stop down and out as Dom Pedro bus done than to grunt tha demands of ndv onturera made In the name of the peoplebul without their con sent aud snbtnlt to Indignities thereafter like the King of Hawaii Brazil may become aa stable as the United States and she may not It altogether aencnrls upon the wisdom of her rulers Do ycfa think there will ever be a revolution In 1 ranee ell that depends upon circumstances L of course hope there will be and I sincerely believe that Ir the question of establishing A monarchy granting universal suffrage wits put to a vote the pooplo would be heartily in favor ot I It Mlat do you think of Ion Boulangers chances of becoming President of 1 raneo t yon that snbect I cannot express an opin ion Gtn Boiilangora nbBomo from France of course Una lessened his popularity and his success depends upon the loyalty of his blende ofcoursn he can continue to count upon the Monarchists 1 ventured to suggest Bo long us his policy Is in a line with cure ha replied that Is to say so long as ho con tinues to combat the anne enemy that wo op iOe he may count upon the support of the Monarchist What do you hooo to gain by Gen Bou hangers BUCCOSH should ho become President l e hope to convince tho people by his Gay eminent together with the present that a r i publlcau form of government Is Dot the beet for 1 ranee They are alioady dissatisfied with thus Government they have nt present and when they shall havo tried Boulimgisru nud found It vvnutlng they will demand u leturn to a dignified monnichy Thin however will ba only upon conditions which a sovereign can justly grant What minim some of those conditions First cf all the ooplo vvnut universal slit frngn vvhlob no monarch Khould deny them whim bonucUly demanded and secondly they need a wise and liberal constitution If thoso were glvon mini the monarch bo just humane I and lirfpMuchabk there would Le no loarot rovolutlon hue letlui of the Duke of Orleans to M Car not Is written In tim nightly Injured tono of one who Is surprised that otheis do not do justice tn Iho I purity ol his motive Hn ox nrtisHid his rrnlldeneo mat oveiy Irouehniiiu who ices tno tiicolorvvlll upproxulilnconduct nnu he nutuiu to think thai 1m his no reason to fear time judgment nf Curnota own con fclonco Ho then pr eeda Mnco yo i are so justly proud of your groat and putrlojo ui cttor you can hardly bo main prl od ut my invoking tile inomory of tha many priiweB my aneestors who died for Franco on the field of buttlo nor that aa one of the descendants of Houry IV 1 ask to bacorno a common Buldler A JtlNltlTtS WITH HISR 4J1I40L Mr ISancroft i nd Ike fuchs of Moms trove Enact M Xlltto lYruiaa LONDON Fob 8Tho clubs are laughing over the Btnryof the Duchess of Montrosa and Mrs Bancroft hue Duchess engaged bt Johns Hull one night last week to rehearftaa company of amateurs for a society entertain merit at tier homo next week On her Graces arrival at the hall In the af ternoon site found the stage In time possession of Mrs Bancroft who wits rohonrslm u t profes sional coDipani In a i li f e wrtton by herself Tho liiichoss haughtilyThis la my binge anu i I want It I t 11 Ir lluiiTOft Mvcotlyi No Duchess the At age 1 nnno mu nil I want It I say woman its my stage shouted the Duehusfl Then take It smiled the actress The Duchess then calluil UP her amateur and began rehearsing nt ono bide of Cite stiRs The actreaa called tip her professionals and continued rehoarolnr on thn other both par tttix shouting the other down At lut tbo Duebf losing patloiiea tecan to us lan guage more lordblo than polite 1 he actress triad hard toglvn the UtKhett as Cnod as she brought hut was BO matjli for tier irate no she looked the DucheMi up and down then Cu noel to huer coin lumlm V and mid ladlfa I and uuntloinon lt us leave thepo common people and fco Ji arti d under a vol lor Mom the Duchies lbo hail had bcou lot to both lOse Trnn Sberl a Jft4llroiil KT PKTrnsnrj Feb fi Thin committee authorized by the Government has prepared a plan for the through Hlbeilan railway to be completed In ten tears Ibm total lenath of the line Is to be 4376 miles and the total cost 8600t0009 rouble axrjiion WXLLZAWJ raofscra Tke 0 rmmmm Thick nie HeeUllette Me TVIII He mill Orrtj 1 wo tr tin New root MKHUU rno DEniiiN Feb 8 Opinion Inclines to the view that the Emperors Socialistic proposi tion will never lead to any practical result and tho more alosty time rescripts are examined I the moro the skepticism grows It Is already recognized as altogether improbable that the European powers If ever Invited will assent to take part In such an International conference as that upon which the Emperor addresses Bis marck lu his first rescript England Franco llolslum and Switzerland are named by tOe Emperor as Involved In his scheme but this I I use of time named ot those mates has been mode without any understanding with any one of them Ills Majesty In fact only stirs that ho desire that the Ambassadors of those nations be sounded on the subject but bo does not even direct the opening of a negotiation and lu fact none has boon opened Not n sin eld stop has been taken toward learulug whether those powers approve of such a con ference The Socialists accept the Emperors decree a n the monument of their victory over the Chanoollor Whose repeated denunciations of lmeir Mean as purely ohlmerloil are now ihelr quoted ngalnat him Vollmar nneak fag at Munich saUl that the party hailed with rejoicing the prospect of Improvement mutt progrohs revealed by the Emperors attitude but insisted upon the necessity that Soolallsts must closo up their rankn In order to make euro the realisation of tha I inlerors promIses Since the publication ot the decrees tho Mo clallHt Central Committee has Increased the number of Us candidates and now contests 210 districts Tint campaign worked by this com inlttoe from Berlin la u display of marvellous aotltlty energy and Intelligence roe Pott announces tlmt the Council of mate will be shortly convened tn consider subjects relative to the Kaisers rescripts OOBSIP 2JCOtl IIKIILIX Irle Blmar Give a DUnni t Mia liter Phelps aad Die Wile OrvrliH 1R88 tj ua Km Fork AnecMta Was Bcninj Fob Minister 1helpa and wife were Invited to dinner by Prlnco Bismarck to make the acquaintance of the family and drink n glass of Ilhenlsh wine over the settlement of the Bamoan troubles The dinner hour was on early one and the only person present borlde the family was Dr Hohvronnlnger After din ner they adjourned to the library anti time Chancellor lighted his long pipe ana sent for some whiskey He Bald It was a recent gift from afrlond In the United States Thus gloriously equipped for a Racial bout the Jhnncellor proposed and all drank the health of the President of the United Mates lbs Ilortfti mirier reports that Clue Em peror who Is Colonel of mm Itusslau regiment bus been notllled Irom Hi Petersburg to attend tho lluoslun urmy munuiuvres In the autumn Count von Moltko accompanied by several omcora will visit btrabburg Metz and Thlon villa in April An army order has boon Issued that at the military casinos no ntllcer shall havo morn thun ono glues of spirits before noon and never with absinthe This IB intended to cheek B habit that has becomoa piirt of the life of the frequenters of these places whero before the dinner hour they toss up for drinks all around with a consequence that all afternoon duty Is performed with much muddled brains ihe exArchduke John ol Austria now call ed Herr Ortn has bought the trading steamer Erherrog has hired a crew will bo his own first mate and Intends to make trading voy ages from Flume to the Levantine ports SNUBBING ASIKlilCAir DOCTORS The Qrmi n H r Onr Medical HchoeU Are Not Up to Their btaudmstd Ity Dunlapt CbN Jftvji Company BEBMN Feb 8Tim 200 American physi cians matriculated at the University of Berlin are greatly agitated over the refusal of the Gorman authorities to recognize their Ameri can diplomas In the recently Issued university calendar While the medical degrees of all other nations are duly recorded those con ferred by Institutions in the United Utatos are entirely Ignored In explanation of the omission a high official attaohed to the Ministry of Eduoattuu todnr baldYour Your American colleges dont come up to our German htnndards by any means and are too various and mlscullanaous in their char acter to claim recognition American physicians here are never adver tiMid by their titles nor are their letters so tn scythed although there are in Berlin graduates at several of tha leading American medical colleges It is proposed by the ignored medicos to pre pare a memorial to the authorities exprerslvo uf their uittoulehmeut and Indignation at their treatment fOUXVOAVS 1HTTEH JIATRBD Weecklag Her bpite ITpon XacllihBeB WIthin Her Harden LlsnoN Feb 8The Commercial Associa tion hero has expelled the English member because they furnished a statement to the newspapers In London complaining of the treatment to which they wore subjected Tho municipal authorities ot Oporto have decided to BUbscribe to the fund for tho na tional clefencn The English members of the social club whose house was attacked by Btu dents yesterday because the club permitted Englishmen to retain their membership have resigned Teanyoa WIkc a Sudden DuCk LONDON Fob Tennyson In a letter of condolence on the occasion of the sudden death of a common friend says I cannot but look upon our friends death as a happy one al though our liturgy enjoins us to pray to bo de livered from sudden death For my part It la the one I should pray lor HlBlllir Potro CbMICBced LISBON Fob 8 Senhor J dAndrade Ccrvo a member of the Council of Htate has cent a challenge tn flight a duel to Mr Ghnn 1otre the IlritlHh Minister owing to the nature of his reply to the manifesto of the btudents The London Dock Laborer Yield LONUON Feb 8TIme dock laborers and carmen have withdrawn their manifesto against the employment of nonunion men A conflict between tho union men and their om players Is thins avoided Morn Harrow tOr Dora Iedro LONDON Fob8 Prlnco Atieustusof Saxes Coliurg grandson of Dom Pedro oxEmperor of liiiill in BiifTcring from ilemeiitla ito tics been placed la an afylum ut Urutz btyrla Mr aiudstniiB Decline the Offer LONDON Fob 8Mr OladHtono baa again refusal nu olTnr made by a linn of Amcrloan jiubllhhfrs of fii0d yearly or ovorythlng ho writes for the public A Cure lor Ulpbtberla ST Irrnnsmmo Feb 8Dr Itnpchlnnkl has discovered a euro for diphtheria by the lu oeulatlou of uryslpulas Union Jrlaonere of War Aisoeiatlo ALTIANY Feb 8These veterans are the first trniueeof the tnloa lrl cner of tiat National Hern trIal AlfwUllon Inrori or t d tuxlar lo brlltK about tie erection nf n iirlulila nionuinent or memorUI to the t nlnii pr ettirre of ihe Uu war riunuUin inj trIra ret orb ant I eri luatfi memories AlfXbndnr Erttfrf lir I I iio I i tun i nury M Cist i ciintu M 110k ilrxiular Mikler AIMim r linccr ncr IT Jill itt UKer s is Atit l mjli L Kelitori lumci llrmii Wlfn llllo rl it J M trr Ulurli a ii l narnrr Amicuttui r Tate tioyil t UrkbOii i iltorire M tim tlociun lames i H l irs M l lUJtrei ltanlru B Hr iL ens redirlck W Howe ClmMrge Ac 1at Copt Ilraly WAIIUNIiTIN Feb 8Speciulo charcon of trmtmut mates smut 1 rrnrllN lav bttu let l uilli the Kec rotary of lIe Treaiurr SCItt I sit t M A iteti cc tie ceramic ttrniurr itr lie act fire adrffeil lo I UT tefii tiiininitteil itim nr tm lu 0cm f ma t teie In Acclaim waleri Ilihn I I itarr IUN iltrcc e I an uuao lliratlun o II dim tn 1 aid or revenue uillcerft will hn i HP flerl for tie i uriiort I V t t 1 K15SEB 4 Id Romeo end fuHrt A prominent physician oalli the kta an elegant dlwemln tor of disease lie Mr 0 fever Is spread br It to aro lung diseases Out upon tbo gnarled and laplcn Tanbondt Brldentlr klMna are not for such ai be and the old fox lays the grapes are tour Let him devote himself to making our women healthy and blooming that kltse mar bo kisses Tbfi can surely ba done by the use or Or Pleroei Favorite Prescription which li simply mag ical In curing disease peculiar to fomalM After taking It for a reasonable kmgtb of Limo there will bo no more Irra ulorttr back ache bearingdown sensation nervous pro tratlon general debility and kindred ailment It ii 1 the only medicine for women old by druggists under a poilttvo Biurantee from the manufacturer that It will give cat lifactton in errrr case or money retunded A Book of 100 pageon Woman and Her Dlteasc and their lfoure sent postpaid to any address tccurtlu acaua In a plain en yelope on receipt of ton cents In stamp Address Wonu DlSPi SAUT MBPiOAt AMOOIAXION OW Main Street Buffalo M T Dr PIERCES PELLETS Porelr Veatable and Perfectly E34rm less Unequaled ii a LlTer Pill Bmillcit Cheapest Easiest to Take One Xlnj nuQBT coated Pellet a Doss Cum male headache Dillon Sleadace Constipation IndIgestion Bilious AU taebe and all dirantcmtnta of the Stomach and Bowel 26 cents a vial Dy dxug1stg j s THE oo1wi COLDINHEA HAfEVER 1f 4 Elis Cream helm is noe a liqutd snuff or pemc yj quckl aaortecf 1 C140fl4a Me ha4 aflaya s sorij Sold by druggafun or gf fmj mail illJVlfflmaUon hrals 5 Oc or reret ELY HROTIlEQSe 6 Warren strut 50o WHO KILLED AJTHIB ZEOONRT Murray Alxoit Incredible Blew TU s a the Wit tltmBd CAMDES Feb 8The proeeoutton brottffht out their strongest witness against Chalkier Leconoy today Oarrett Murray and while be was tolling a story which if true prove the prisoner guilty of the murder of his niece the mother of the murlered girl sat at his right side while her whitehaired father Baton his left Murray testified that while hitching up the horses just boforo C oclock he heard a strne glo In the kitchen and a groaning as if some one were belnu choked and that five minutes later Chalklcy Leconer came out of the door wont to thu pump and washed his hand Twenty minutes later ha came opt again his clothing having lee changed and went down to the creek dishonouring In the direction of llllnm Smiths hut lu this wood Later on Loconny and Murray droro to the citron Hold 1 n tI c h5 h iai th y saw of Annio was as they drove off to the field and that then oho was on the outside step calling to the dog After the murder was dis covered Murray sail that Loconey told him to 1 ay nothing to any one who might come to the house and later lu the day bo used this Ian Ciiiiso to him I want you to keep your mouth shut If you dont III kill you If you should tell all you know theyd hang me On croBBenmlnutlon Murray became ball Impudent to Lawyer Gray W ltli a rlblng In flection he kept repeating the closing portion of tbo lattern question to which Mr Gray In varlubh nodded and severely replied Yes also with a rising Inflection of voice The de fence intend to contradict Murrays testimony by no less than liltyfour witnesses Judging from the questions today they Intend to put two Inmates of Cumdena jail on the stund to whom his stories as to the murder wore differ ent from tbo0 ha told today a I flIt A KBIT ItLECTUIO CONDUIT It Might Have rreveated the Laat Beiten Fire the City OBolnU hay Mayor Hart of Boston and a party of other New England city ofUclals visited New York Friday for the purpose of Inspecting a new electric conduit system that heat recently been adopted by the Edison and other electric com panies supplying Interior lights By It electric wires In buildings Instead of being strung with no other protection than the insulating material are run through tubes mode of sheathing paper that has bean subjected to o process rraklng It linporvloua to t rlre or water The teSts Were thorough and showed that wires vvithln the tubes could bo burned out without the slightest danger of setting a build ing afire The Boston authorities declared that tha use of such conduits would have vavea that city from its last great fire After the tests the party bad dinner at the Hoffman House Mayor ilart presiding It lithe Inten tion to secure the adoption of fire regulations In Boston requiring this or acme other equally effeotlvo form of conduit to be used for In hector electric wires Killed m e perado MUNOIE lad Fob 8Eli Lndd ft notort one character ot Moroland village Delaware county was run down and killed by eltlzena otlllountsvllle Ladd entered the drugstore of llliarn Resell who put him out otter whloh j ha started for his home at Moreland Raying ho would kill eomoof the whttobearte4 devils In that town vVhen he returned with a shotgun on his shoulder and two rovolvere be found ilx i citizens lying in wait for him Tbo men took after Ladd who fired five shots at them as o ran down Main street One took effect in John Jlavlhs foot Two of the elx pursuers hasea Ladd nearly ono mile from town where he fell dead In the rond with seven bullets In hi body Ladd hud been a terror to the community br many yearn Hunting for the TuEltlre ExitreM Lasat BT Louis Fob Superintendent L A Fuller of the Paclllo Express Company arrived homo this morning from Kansas City where he went In hopes of finding some clue aa to the direction taken by F A Walton the Dallas Tex money clerk who absconded on Bundar lust with IJjouo Mr Fuller evidently did not have strong faith in cutiliinrt Walton before All ho knew ho said was that Walton had pushed through Ht Louis and gone East At Kansas City ho bought a ticket over tbo We bash for Detroit and reached Kt Louis on Monday tjiirtyolx hours before the robbery wilt discovered Jim Detroit coupon ban never boon prubontod to any one and Huperlteadeat Garrison thinks allon Is nowhere tear far the rlteamer Boolata PITIaAIcLPllA Feb 8For some days post the arrival of the Pollock line steamship llesoluto ut BelfuM Ireland has been looked for and now that tweqtyiiyeday hive elpo4 elnco Hhe Hailed rum I the Delaware Breakwater some anNinty is felt for her as atflamsblr that ilointrted two and limo days later bme arrived In fafoty Time lleKoluto in command of Capt Beavelr carried lni Micks of ol cake iy6li4 bushel of con mutt 71111 sacks of Hour veined In all lit l2nUi Mio vvab very trim and could have tiiknii much moro Irelght only hsrfaptulu wag vwryeainfiil not to overload her during this htonio veuthur bile had u crew of twenty live uiou Jobs lli llci nB iKinltjr K15STON Fob aJnhn Madlgan a wellto 4o rnlJont of taugirtie i was satea tu an JTlnra tt ny ii ravIng uiii c U e U Inuok upou the uJects J if rsIUion iialMn und 1nvo WMI an UlUre Out he flfi ii pure mmlii tIat i cli Other will iiirely lx nt ta limit M f a mflhaSitsi lIst he i U thai moly hnat Irish lttlrirtt in t imueria cmi ttmg mit ollier o Persons are ruin lam of i e iiCiuiu it Yermtmuett Ito rc making war mumnu then limit 50511 toil hue Ii luprnoturat sail lnnirroui he

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J 4 THE SUN SUNDAY FEBRUARY I IB90TWENTY FOUR PAGrES 8 t WOODRUFFS STATEMENT nAXD mtzjt FAT rosin lUralor 0 30 AL lJHHlltrr t trim aj B uhTeu niH DU I filTen HIM IIH but IIN4 OlTea Him I what wi Deter aud TTonU JJe mm p Mar OoH ad ihI w the Bluff 1 A Orry AOklr for th Republic The statements or Franklin Woodrurr and NavsJ Officer Theodore B Willis and others who supports Mr Woodruff when he was reo Ieeted Chairman of the King County Republi can General Committee answer to the state ment of Albert Daggett who opposed Mr Woodruff candidacy were made public In Brooklyn yesterday Mr Daggett managed t the campaign against Woodruff and In favor of David Baldwin who was defeated After the defeat Daggett Baldwin and otht rs made statements asserting that Woodruff and Willis bad openly bribed delegates to the General Committee with places In the navy yard and Custom House The most remark able feature of Mr Daffgetta revelations was the admission that he had given Oreenleaf A Smith a leader In the Six teenth ward promissory notes endorsed by State Senator Blrkett aggregating 12750 and a certified check drawn by Senator ti Blrkett for M1G1C Mr Daggett said he could not find a political place for Smith but had given him a place as Inspector In his postal card factory The notes and check were in payment oi his salary of 11000 yearly for more than three years and the notes were to mature In turn every three months Mr Smith was to deliver ten rotes for Mr Baldwin Mr Wood ruff gained possession of the notes and the check had them photographed and after threatening the arrest of Blrkett and Uaggett I i I for bribery finally surrendered thm to Smith 1 The nrlnfilnA1 tntAmftntu rnnriA nnrtll vn terday were from Theodore D Willis Franklin J Woodruff George I Gllluly Edward H Babies Israel I F Fischer M J Dady William II Leaycraft and John E Smith who Is the Kara Officers private secretary describe by Mr Dacgett a the literary bureau The frt story is told by Mr Willis who after de claring that the character of Mr Daggett Is too well known In Brooklyn to require any refer ence to It sayu I I Is charged that I used the Federal pat p ronage In a shameless manner to bribe the delegates to vote for Mr Woodruff The state ment Is an unvarnished le I never sought to bribe any delegate The Collector of Internal Itevenue bad gUen out places to Influence votes against Mr Woodruff a stated In the Jlrooltlun Timei on several occasions a paper that was friendly t Mr Baldwin in the can I I vass and Mr Daccett stated in the Public press that Mr Woodruff and his friends could not get a single place for any man because Congressman Wallace controlled all that pat ronage and he declared that the Woodruff ronll tl people could get no places but that be noticed every time Congressman Wallace pulled thu truer tbe game came down I Is true that at the time I with Mr Fischer at tho request of tho organization went to Washington to loot after the status of certain recommendations that nod been made some time previous by ward organizations that believed they had been overlooked in tho excitement pertaining to the carrying on of the fall election and as a result those omis sions were corrected by the appointments being made They wore in tho main minor positions and at any other time would havo attracted but little if any attention This coming just when the Uaggett state ments worD made to Influence votes for Bald win greatly annoyed Hr Daggett Now when he has been betrayed by mon in fills I own camp and finds mat his power and In I fluence are gone forever he tries to blacken k the cnaraoter of men by Issuing a statement that Is one moss of les The places we ob tained were not used a bribes but were given to men the organization had endorsed long I before the contest began Li I H I a Mr Uaggett pay we had been trying I to bribe popla la I likely that we would have made public the fact that men had been ap T pointed 1 Did Mr Daggett take the public Into I l confidence when he paid Oreenleaf A V I bmltb 1825J to deliver votes to Baldwin 1 I I assert that the idea of bribery never entered r my head There was no need for such a thing w bad a clear majority of the votes from the beginning of the contest Mr Willis proceeds with the declaration that he never attempted to bribe the men that Daggett and Burkett bribed oy tholr own con fession lie had been chen to understand the the Sixteenth ward delegation was favor able to the election of Franklin Woodruff OieenleaT te A timlth baa personally assured him that he v a In favor ol Mr WoodrulT Later Le learned from Michael Duohman that Smith who controlled ten votes from the Six teenth ward was shaky and hud been success fully approached by Daggett with a large fulr apprhed Dalaett wlb lale sum 4 ol money Mr VVilllo with Port Warden Leay craft Israel F Fischer and Mr Ulllulr went Ii over to Buohmans house whole Clllluly and II W tills had a talk with Oreenleaf A Smith The I Paggett statement contained an afildavit from I Ir Buobman reporting this Interview Mr I Willlu says Jr Buchman was not present pad could not hare heard what was said Mr Willis proceeds Upon entering we saw Mr Oreenleaf A Smith sitting In the Inner room of the two front rooms Mr Uuchman occupied a piano stool and Mr Smith sat on Ibo sofa I said to Mr Smith after greeting him oihnvo heard stories and rumors and read a published a count ot what Is alleged t a going on In the I Blxteenth ward sad havu come to ask you F what truth there Is In such stones and stato mews He smlledtand said I guess the stories are not very far from the trutn 1 have f decided to throw my Influence t Mr BaldwIn I tor the Chairmanship That being I thn case there are tel TI tes at least In I ni delegation which Mr Woodruff cannot lot I expressed very great surprise at this and said How dos this come about HI W Ie It you have so suddenly changed front alter hay lag assure me In tbe presence of Mr Jiuch t main and JI E Smith that you were In favor of Mr Woodruffs rlcctlnn l I He rull I know I have so assured I you youWell I said what are you to receive 1 Are ru to be given position f l No he replied I they havent given me a piece but they have given me what Is better to I me just now than a place The fact lei wmild I rather have the stuff meaning cash This I i d hI l I n f VfV fmn 1 mnnu n I 1 I dctf kdr ItWil ud m ruK uc continued ltw1 ui more good 1 can utilize I If I choose in business i r Silence came over tho croup upon this coldblooded statement being made suit for n moment we were at a los for words or thoughts with which to continue the conversa tlon While we were thus silenced Mr huch man to relieve the palnlulness of tho situation siua tion wheeled around on the piano stool opened tue lid of 1 music box on inc piano and started It going As the melodious strains floated out on the air of the room Mr bmltb said Why do i ou want music Welltmld Wol8ld Bucnmnn it seemed to b Dotting so gloomy I thought some good music would havo a rheerlngeffect Then turning mo he said Mr Wile do you play the piano r Where upon Hmlth said You had better stop the J muslo and let us talk business The muslo wan stopped Mr Gllluly said Has this thing gone so far that It Is Ironclad l 1 Smith replied 1 dont know as it has hut I suppose the Baldwin people consider the transaction closed I wish that 1 had seen your people last night When was the business closedsaid L Yesterday he replied relilod Mr Willis did not see the notes and check on that occasion but talked with Smith about their delivery Ho told Smith that tho notes would probably b repudiated but he oderod to discount them Smith said he would not pan with them for tzouo but ho promised to give up the notes and cheek for iJ50 Mr I Willis arranged to meet Hmlth the next day In the B be riffs olllco Rod the notes were to be displayed there When Sir Woodruff heard of the matter Mr Willis nays he was very In dignant and declared that If wa vry plan I uld b 1 devised to ecure the evidence e bribery rite bribers would b expored and driven out ol Brooklyn Btichman nnd bmlln were on hand lu the Sheriffs office ac cording to appointment They exhibited the notes eleven In number signed by Daugett ad dll1 endorsed by Blrkett The cheok W8 on the Fulton Bank of Brooklyn payable to the order of Oreenleaf A t Smith and signed James W Blrkett Treasurer Accompany leg the statement of Mr Wiis are facelmlles of the notes and checks Later Mnltu and Ituohman took the documents to Mr Wood ruffs house aud Woodruff after examining them shoved them Into his 1 pocket and re fused to return them I a conversation with Mr Woodruff frmllh admitted that b reeelved the notes and check for nine votes of the UixUeuth ward delegation tor David A Baldwin Mr Smith said that for 12250 he would send the check and notes back to Bag Felt with a litter declaring hi Ia Inability to de liver the votes Then be would hold the nine TOts for Mr Woodruff Mr Woodruff would Dot consent t Lbs proposition nor would be return the not ntf a here In my pocket he said and here they will stay Think of It a II you will do what you wish but I assume all I ruaponslbllltr b my action I have nothing more to say Woodruffs friends decided t ban warrants tuned for the aryasiof Irkett and Dsggett but A Mttfi uiariUrlMU VU I 10 Lie refuied I I 1 eome at first but he finally appeared at Mr Woodruffs house with fro Daggett Nothing came of the Interview and Inl I r re port of U there II nothing about Mr Woodruff milting Blrkett to take Baldwin out of the raoe Mr Woodruff told 3tr Dnggptt atthetlme raoe a he had not sent for him and did not want to see him His business was only with Mr lllrkett Whom be v tinted to save with the good nAme of the party The next day there was 1 conference between oodrufTK friends In tho onicti of Jose Johnson the United States District Attorney to consider the question of beginning criminal proceedings against Dog Ron and BlrLett but DO such action was dn elded 00 or1 was received than that Dig gett and Blrkett bnd spent an awful night and Were thoroughly frightened They promised I was report Id to nullify tho brIbe y of dele gates In tliu Sixteenth ward and to mal I no further attempts In other wards Mr Willis says In closing that he nor requested Mr Uacgett to keep Quiet about the matter George OilttIt glxosln his otMonontnde tailed version of the Interview with Qieenleaf A Umltb aud what ollowcd adding that the notes and check signed by James W Blrkett W1Irkett Treasurer of the uoueral committee were Placed In possession by Mr Woodruff I kent the notes and check bo says until the next day when I returned them to Mr Woodruff In Mr Johnsons office where a meeting was held to consider what legal step sop uliould be taken While tbero Mr Undy and Mr Loaycintt came in They said they had just I COle from Mr Blrkett and Liaggott who had sent for them at 3 oclock In the morning that both men wore badly demoralised and that Mr Blrkett bad said If tho story got nut he would commit suloldo by shooting himself as ho would bo I ruined miD I tbe story came out bo would never go home He had trot been to bed all night Both Body and Leay craft said that would bo much better to keep the mutter cjuiet to save the Senator and to avert n I party scandal I aer K I Hobbs who acted as legal advisor to Mr Woodruff at the meeting nt his house on Jan 12 and Inter returned the notes and check to Mr Sunlit recovering a release gives in his statement a copy of the release BtntementB are also submitted by Israel F Fischer S llllatu H Lrarcraft and Michael J Dady The two lust mentioned give the story of an Interview with IJaggott and Blrkett at 4 oclock on the morning II I the day upon which tho exposure nas to be made by Woodruffs friends They agreed to use their Influence t prevent the exposure and the threatened ae rests John li timltb the Aural Juicers sec retary Jesse Johnson and Sheriff Uhlnohttrt also mnke itatqmonts Mr Franklin Woodruff begins by saying The publlo character of the matters dis cussed by Mr Albert l aol In a statement given to thu press seems to make It proper prpr that a statement the tacts should be made by mo and those connected with me Io that portion of his statement which con sists only of augrv epithets and almost frenzied vituperation ll shall make no reply To that portion which purports to present any toot t af fecting mo or within my knowledge I shall r ph as 1 hope fully and temperately Mr Val olt bases etv mucb of his state ment upon the assertion that a minority of trio delegates to the Kepubllcan General Com mittee and partlnuhulv those from the Hx tonth ward TOre orlglnnllr rind naturally In favor of the election oi Mr Iaid A Baldwin and so against my election That assertion Is not true tho exact reverse Is true both as to tho entire boY of delegates and a to tno dele gates from the Slxte nth ward Iroieadlng ho Intlmitos that Mr Baldwin was used by scheming politicians who wanted to coutrol the party In Kings county In 1812 undou rthrow the will of the majority It Is I proper Mr Woodruir asserts to say that Albert Daggutt who managed the opposition was not a mernter of the General Committee and had not been for veers The vote for Baldwin was 170 nmilnst Mr Woodruffs 225 he says when Mr Daggett appeared In the fight Mttj the Vote standing a I have stated It the business of purchasing votes was com menced Tho nefarious bargain by which 11200 In a check and notes wax given to pur chase votes In the sixteenth ward and to con trol that ward until after the Presidential ele lion Is I familiar ton I submit the affidavits of men who rejected like Infamous proposal lu the Twentyfourth and Twentysixth wards also an affidavit showing that Mr Hauck on allldavlt maker In Mr Dsggetts statement explained his change from mo to Mr Baldwin by stating that they IJlr Dnggotts people wore giving UO apiece for votes Mr W Ifllam C Booth the cuperln tendent of the construction of the rout Ofllce has snitod to wellknown citizens and if Inter rogated will substantiate the statement that wi Mr 1 insect t came to him and asked him to appoint a man to I salaried position on the 1ost Olllco construction Mr Booth stated Lint bo could not do so as there was no such position and no money to pay tho appointee Mr Dacgelt then said You appoint him aud I will glM you n certified chock to pay the first mi nth s salary It IB needless to say that Mr Booth rejected the proposition Of course we cannot prove every bribe that was offered but we show I enough and enough Is I admitted by Mr Daggett to convince any man of ordinary intelligence that Albert Uoggott having abandoned Brook lrn after the defoat of Mr Blalno In Kings county returned to Brooklyn took or was Iliiced In charge of the oontost for the Chairmanship 1lle manship of tbn Kepubllcan County Committee and bv the most corrupt means tried to deeat the will of Republicans a expressed at the primaries nnd to the control of manes purcnasn an or ganization representing 75000 Itepubllcnnn Such was tho conspiracy which accident and the grossness of the methods employed lay bareat my foot I do not tiellee I did not believe that the conspiracy oould have suc ceeded but It wan alarming and threatening What was discovered wits not enough to defeat us but what remained benind was the rues tlon What was 1 to do The Issue had be come larger than my candidacy and 1 was still the Chairman of the County Committee What was Mr Willis to do He had been Chairman of tho Campaign Committee In HISS Mr Flccher was Chairman of the last Campaign Committee and we were all members of the Executhe Committee Were we submit or to contend and could wo contend without the written evidence and by mere assertions of bribery made lees than twentyfour hours be fnrA nlMctfon There WAS mst Ole thfnir to fin and that WHS to t secure written evidence of the bribery and that we did Mr Woodruff declares that Mr Dsggett was risking his money for 1 big prize and I he had succeeded the count organization would hare remained In the bands of Daggett and his con federates until 1RU2 Mr Woodruff dos not In timate that Mr Baldwin would have been un fair but a catapult swung by a nlmoon would bare beon about BR easy for Mr Baldwin to I guide as the combination behind him Mr Woodruff earn that fewer appointments to saY places were made during the heat of the tight than before and he declares that there was no place giving as brlbesMr Woodruff denies the correctness of Mr Oatrgetts report of his In terview with b Im Mr Woodruff says be makes his statement with reluctance because It stains In ore degree tbe membership of the party to which he belongs Thero ore I batch of affidavits appended from persons who assert that IJaggtt was offering places and m ney for votes Frederick Metz gar who was appointed cattle tagger to vote for Woodruff i was asserted swears that ho intended to vote for Woolrul i any way and others swear that they did not ote for Wood run because places were given to themselves or their friends A OIlObT AT THE JZNDOr The AppsrltIos CusS HUitlcd Two Me Who Were WatchlnK with Corpus PETEBBonocan Ont Feb BIn some families the custom of watching with the bod ies of dead persons Is observed On Saturday night two men watching on such an occasion were terribly unset b the appearance of a ghostly visitant At midnight they were startled to obcervo at one of the windows 1 tall ghostly figure waving Us arms In front of the window as If feeling its way In After a short Interval the figure appeared at another window going through tbo same pantomime One of the watchers went out to Investigate As he approached the mysterious figure it I showed no signs of being disturbed but the set stony eye gazed fixedly Into vacancy Thu man addressed the ghostly apparition Who aro you t What do you want T Why are you here 1 The llgurogave a sudden start and tbe reply came 01 guess 1e lost my wiry The figure turned out to bo that of a woman who was walking her Bleep Had the man not bud the courago to Investigate a very pretty ghost story would have been the result Tho lady 1 In Question is In delicate health and Is accustomed to occasional attacks of ocaeonal ntak som nambulism When aroused Ibo wits nearly perished with the cold but no serious results Lave followed from her exposure which Is all more remarkable as site bud onlv thrown al llgnt petticoat oor her night dress and she slippers bird put on no stockings only a light pair of To Prohibit the Hle orCIgepette BALTiiionu Fell BTho Tobacco Board the Society for the Prevention Trade Is helping Pr vention of Vice Among Children to put an end to cigarette smoking in this State A bill has already been prepared ad will b pushed for ward a rapidly as possible It provides for a extra license of 150 on any dealer who sells to bacco oluarelies and Interdicts the sale of any which deleterious ingredient other cigarettes In IIllch any gradient Is used in the manufacture As the use paper cIgarette contains foreign material com ing under the brad of deleter Iou the patsage of the bill will ractloullv prohibit their iale Other measures are alrendy pending In the Legislature which ae aimed nt the sale of cigarette to minors Such I law already ex Ists but I Is not sufficiently stringent to break I up the traffic Tsuay Usa Talk AkolUaUs th Ole City Chamberlain Cram filled his bond and I took the oath of office yesterday morning A I number of Tammany men a said to be In favor of sending a Tammany bill to Albany for ths abolition 0 the office ot Chunkcilaln THE NEW CODE OF RULE AJOrla AND MtNontir KKVORIS FROM ma OOVHK COMMITTEE Btf mt AncainBta fcr Mr Curltl as4 adaI Astalil IBVUHB te Hpciitir TTItk Arbitrary nnd Deatotl rower WABirntoTos Feb BTho majority and minority report upon the new code of rules hare been fed with the Journal Clerk and or dered printed The majority report explains In detail th difference between the proposed code and that previously In force bat in most Instances the explanation In uuaccompanled by any argument In regard to the new clause t rule 26 that no dilatory motion shall be entertained by the Speaker L the rpr ears THIS ciouie IB merely uocinraiory 0 par llamentary law There are no words which can b framed which will limit members to the proper use of proper motions Any motion the most conducive to progress In the public business tho comfort and ness or the most salutary for convenience of members mny bo used for pur poses of unjust and opprearfho delay The majority may b kept In session for a long time against reason and good sense some times at the whim of a single member and tmes sometimes for a still longer period It the Mill of onefifth who are misusing the provision of the Constitution for yeas and nay br the aid of motions proper In themselves but which are Improperly used Why should an assent bly b kept from Its work by motions mae If the original only to delay and to weary oven I design of the motion was salutary and benlli bleV Considering the question of providing that 100 members shall constitute a quorum In Committee of the Whole the report says This procosltlon Is not a new one For many years past since the Thirtieth Congress as the business of Congress bus steadily in creased numerous propositions Have been In troduced in the Douse by members of long nor Tlce looking to a reduction of the number necessary for a quorum In the Committee of the Whole but the Issuo ha never Loon pro cented t tho House owing to the fact that until recently It has never been confronted with the question of tho want of a con stitutional quorum through tho refusal of the members present In th Houso to vote when their names were called in tire house or by dhlslon In the Committee of the Whole j thus breaking a quorum I has novor been I made a political question and nover should be I goes directly to the bottom of the question I of transacting business in the Committee or tho Whole The Committee of the Whole like j a standing or select committee DOS merely ad I visory powers and jurisdiction Its action concludes nothing and must be reported to the House which approves or rejects ia It pleases The same rinclple Is true with ro spect to a quorum of standing and so let committees the House has never adopted n rule on this subject and I ha been anl a common practice for such committees In ar ranging its day of meeting order of business o toll the number of Its quorum which Is l less than a majority of Its whole number bo far therefore as the constitutional or local I question in concerned I has never been denied or questioned that It wait entirely competent for the house to select any number it might please a a quorum of the Committee of the Whole The only question Involved Is one purely of legislative expediency and propriety prlatl minority report signed by Messrs Car lisle and Randall reviews thl proposed code and criticises many of its features The first change antagonized Is that to rule Ji On this subject the minority says Under clause 4 of rulo 24 no bill on the House calendar can bo reached for considera tion unless called up by the committee that ru ported It and under clause 5 ot the snmo rule no Individual member can make an original mo tion 1 for the purpooo of oonttlderlni 1hl ld tar litlnv I hill In Ihrt Pnmmfttn n1 tlin Vlinln House on the state of tho Union Vb n how ever a motion has been made by direction of a committee to gn Into the Committee or tbo Whole on the stato of the Union to consider I particular bill an Individual member nay move to amend It by designating another 1lar This Is the extent of his right under tire pro posed role and I Is evident that he will b placed at a great disadvantage We are unable to discover any sufficient reason for thlsdlscrlmlnntlou against mem bers who mar not be fortunate enough to secure the cooperation of committees In making their motions Relative to the chance In the rules governing the Committee oi the Whole the minority eats It bus always been so universally conceded that a committee of tbe whole House was sim ply the House Itself that It has never been considered necessary to prescribe In tho rules what number of members would he necessary to constitute a quorum In erich committee The Constitution requires n majority of all the members elect to constitute n quorum consttute to do buslnes In the House and without any rule on the subject the same number has al I ways been recognized as necessary in a Com mittee ot the Whole I J and whenever It I found Itself with less than that number present and voting proceedings It ban been compelled to suspend Itt In addition to this proposition to reduce the number necessary tdconstltute a quorum it Is also proposed by a modlllcatlon of the old ruin XX11I to confer upon the Committees of the Whole tho power to close all debate on any RftCtlon or nruratih of the hill under consideration Kuch a power 1ms never heretofore been given to tho Committees but has always been exercised by the House and in our opinion It will be unwise to make a change in this respect especially I 10 members are to constitute a quorum In the committee In pursuance of thin sumn policy of reducing the number of Itenresontntltes necessary to pass laws and transact othir business I Is proposed by the majority to Insert tho following clause In hula XV 8 On tli demand of any raernbir rr ai the lurrr Lien of Itie tipaaker before the tti end roll call u I en tered upon the namti of members ftafficlani to make a quorum In tbe ball of lbs lice e who itn not Yet snarl b ooteil by the lerk and recorded In tho journal and reported to the Epeakerwitb the namei of the members voting and be counted and announced In determining the pretence of a quorum do bulimia This is the most radical and In our opinion tho most dangerous Innovation proposed by the majority I agreed to it will not only overthrow the construction that hRs Loon unl formly given to the Constitution for mOl tban n h Ii III nhl i AU hon m uu uw n uuwuw w UAU A wu Ity of tbe llepresentallves nf tbo peoplo to pass the most Important laws affecting the Interests of the whole The and hlie country pArsonallnd prop erty rights of tho citizens protected lieroto for by laws enacted by the votes of f major ity may be Impaired or destroyed by the totes of n mere fraction of tire members of Congress for If less than u majority may constitutionally pass measures In the House of course the same thing may ho done In the Benate In the same way enor mous sums of lone may b appropriated from the public treasury for the most uncon stitutional and Improper purposes and the In terests of the taxpayers completely subordi nated to the selfish demands of private individ uals and corporations Discussing the abolition of dilatory motions I the minority is emphatic In Its protest I The tlamlmry aud Murder In Meotla KINGSTON Feb BJohn Griffin alias Cockeye Qrlflln one of the prisoners confined In the Schenectady jail charged with complicity ity In the burglary of Becbtela shoe store at Scotia on the morning of Dec 101883 a also with the murder of Bechtelat that time hat made a full confession lie says that Charles Mitchell ala lackey Oliara James Fadwln alias Amsterdam Slim and John Burnos alias Buffalo Casey were his associates In the burglary but that the man who did the shooting has not yet been apprehended Griffin says his name Is Burke sort has given a description of him t the police who suspected that be is In tho western part of tbe State Policeman Deforest hA been sent to Buffalo and other elites In that vicinity In search of him Orlllln says that alter tbo crime bad been committed the gang went to gether as far a Olenvllle on tire line ot the Central Itallroodwhere they separated Jlurlo went west toward Buffalo and tirtplu and tho others were making their way to the Hudson Itlver towns when they were arrested From the description given of the murderer he Is ror lieved to bi a tough known as Saratoga Bob who has already done time taratola 10b The Pllel Boat Caprice Ja U The pilot boat Caprice while tacking down the bay yesterday morning In the fog on her way to tbe station outside the Hook ran ashore on the West bank One struck the bard und so violently that her keel was ground off and she Immediate filled Her crew of four men a cook and a pilot launched heryawl and rowed to Stapleion She will b a total wreck wi tota rck Sire was originally a Boston schooner yacht and a mode a pilot bat In 1877 bhe was f 9 feet long 20 feet beam and measured 70 tons Ocean Carpeted with lee Ice and ioebergs In uoprACAdented abun dance still Impede ocean traffic The oil tank steamehlp Ocean from Ilotterdam pa sed so many bates that tbe Captain couldnt count them The Endeavor from Dundee was nine hours steaming through Ice Hoes but pasted only three little bergs stamUto Allan tbe eras today la rut 004 All beak t t I t How Babyish it I I i 1 Must Sound to a LadyI I when she asks at a store for Frank Siddalls Soap to be told by the I proprietor a fullgrown man that he dont keep it but has other soap just as good I f The Frank Siddalls Soap is not a new article but has been handled for many years by such New York grocery Houses as Thurber Why land Co Austin Nichols Co Francis H Leggett Co R C Williams Co E C Hazard Co and other flritclass firms who always carry it in stock and there is no more excuse for a grocer not keeping it than I there would be for not keeping ColemansHlustard Royal Baking Powder Bakers Chocolate Worcestershire Sauce and similar articles that have a worldwide reputation just as Frank Sid aIs Soap has t What would a Grocer think I if he stopped at a news stand and asked for Texas Siftings Judge Puck the New York Ledger the World or The Sun and was told by the boy that he did not keep it but that he had The Bungtown Recorder which was just as good Frank Siddalls Soap is kept by over 3000 grocers in New York Brooklyn and adjacent cities and if you do not find it at the Store you deal at you will be almost sure to find it somewhere in the neighborhood Try it next Washday Ask for Frank Siddalls Soap and see that you get what you ask for and do not be put off with something else said to be just as good Next washday put entirely aside your own ideas about washing and try this simple neat easy clean sensible genteel ladylike way that makes the white articles whiter the colored ones brighter the woollens woolens and flannels softer than ever before and fannels everything as sweet and clean as if never worn a j Without Scalding or Boiling a Single Article 1 n Jl f 3t u I i l DIRECTIONS FOR USE I 1st Fill a tub about hal full of warm water SHOULD BE SOLD 0 the water should not be very hot t 1O 1 2d Wet the pieces one by one and rub the cents soap on them and put them in t soak for about 20 minutes OR 3d After soaking 20 minutes rub out on 3 J the washboard in the usual manner and the dirt will be found actually 1 drop out with only a little rubbing actualy for 25 cents 14th Then wash through a clear rinse water W which is to take out the dirty suds ji 5th Rinse through a blue water and hang At which I pays I very reasonable profit Dealers not buying It low up to dry prfiDealer enough to make a at prom thcso Vittont Scalding or Boiling a Single Article proft Boln Artcle prices should write for Price Us no matter how soiled they may have been j Do not put it off longer but at make of any once up you mind that you will lay aside prejudice and see for yourself the saving in time the saving in hard work and the saving in the wear of the clothes for Frank Siddalls savng Soap is most positively guaranteed not to injure the most delicate fabric and leaves the hands soft and smooth even where there is a tendency to rough or chapped hands salt rheum tetter or other skin troubles i My Soap will be found to agree with the most tender skin even where the most expensive Fancy Soaps roughen and are otherwise dolejeri ous to them and of course if it is easier on the skin than other Soap it certainly must be easier on the clothes than other Sap Try it next washday not sold where you reside and you have made up your mind to put aside EVERY ONE of your own ideas I about washing write for information how to get some to tr m EBaN SRDDdLL1 Philadelphia Pa I 1Of 1 HOME FROM ABROAD j JUHC A nVrPEHT NEW TOItKn coMimEXioN HrrciAiiHT KJC TUHNH AFTEltHUCCKHBrTJITVr IN TROD1TCINO nEB IVORLDnc NOWN1CD FACE LEACH IN DOTU C ENGLAND AND mANCJB I f f The good rtearaer Folds et the German Lloyd line which arrive I jut wednesday brought once more to America Mme J Huppert the renowned specialist of all Imperfec boos of tbe complexion Tbe thor of clearing tbe complexion as Mia Rippert ad cancel tl was entirely unknown In either ElVlanil or Prance Ibe practical demonitratloni oflired which proved blond all doubt her theory a aared tier eurceH and today Mme Rnpperte preys rallonl ere ae ilaple among the bent people of London ant lane M they are I Sew York and In fact aU America Cur frlenJi acroii the water were convinced became tbercenldnol help tl and any reader who will note car rfulljr the balance of tliU article will b ccnvlnceil Ilkeiwlie and b lalifled that all blmnciirea of tire nlu oil met than thjie of a icrofnloul nature or car and imiJI pox plulniD can be removed permanently and hariileiily Its It ever occurreil to von that almon all lmp irfectlona of the ikln appear upon the face t Then why ti this 101 I ThU I readily clauilbty and truthfully anew rd Note Tbe blood U I continually throwing off imps cities tbrib the r of the kln On the body the cocitant friction cauiaj bj tbe rubblniot ou wear ing bpparel keeps the cuticle ot the ikln worn down and the pore clear Conlequently theie Impurities of the blood come directly to the surface and are absorbed by our clothing but the akin of the I fate bis no helper of this kind prorided by custom I bat II being conttantly added to and coming Indfrect contact with the wind Ac become calloused and the pore clusced The blood Impurity come to the i cuticle but there belnf no tilt It iprf adi and diseases I or tflscolurs the olin thus producing pimples wIlt patches liver spots lallowueu and all dlieaeei of the Akin luch aa acne eczema aC rum tire CAUSA a ud this I cauie alone do Imperfection of the skin appear upon the lace or exposed marts of our person Mme K tppert concelTini this Idea rears ago perfected an ar Jcle which Is I applIeJ extcruall I take oil this cal lou ineHB of the cullc e and raw from beneath I ail them ie Imparities ThU article U her World Reno nd laoiltl acn It cannot fall in any case though where the one U I thicker or firmer I lakes longer than on delicate i ikln of finer texture I Is I not harmful to icale or the c Itous cu Icle ese would Ibo akin of the holy be Irreparal ily Injured before we had cad crawling It iloet not make the skin more sensitive but makes I proof Liialnst imlnd and sun The Immense late I for face 11 mach and the thousands of unsolicited teitlmonl alsit mw lTes 1 prove it to be alt that 1 represented BeIdes t bis Mine Kuppert has now on eihlbltlon hi her ofllce a O young clrlfrom one aide of whose face the has clear tu DIACK irecKies t y rue use or Kuce Illeach There cat i be no deception u the has left the otter slile of tire gin Is face tilt wan covered with freckles All are Invite to see tills test You reed bare no compunc lIon In ca thug as you are not expected to buy unless you see lit but Mine Ituppeit would like aa marry tocimli at potable 10 see thltet atihe cannot keep the girt this way very m uch lonciraud It is not of ten that the can find suitable inbjeeti who are willing to have one tide ot their face ceared at a time and she bat a Handing offer to soy one wl o will allow Hand appear on attn bltlon at hrr office to clear theIr face free of dirge and pay tht r Hvlrur wagis as long at they are on exbl bltlon with one tide of face cleared This offer If 0era to anv one who has marked blemishes rt the complex ion such as hiuey moth liter ipott freckles pimple eczlna acne Ic Mrae A Rupperft World Kenonned I roe Lleach It t lot up In an elcht ounce tlasi 1 Hop pered bottle a llh name art address or cinclnatur Mine A RappeTt t New ok blonn In bottle labelled with fausmlteot her signature atd ulioto graph He lure you gel Ibo genuine Accept no counterfeit for like all Snide of merit It bas Inlllatort of wbkt you thould beware I they are usu ally put up by Uncrant people aud are daneroui My Hth it cfllcelt ilttmaed on the south side of Htbit three doors from t nlrerslty place Ume Ruppert ho If I now at home CM lie 1 seen In person sid will be tie lIghted to give a lon time to each ctler World lie nowned race Bleach lent to any addresii 1 bottle It 3 bottles usually re uled t clear tire complexion ft Call or lend 4c postive for toll particulars of n orld He nowned Face Bleach Mme A RUIlKKT t raft Hth it 3 doors from University place ew York or 13 Weit 4Jd it New Vork or 479 ulton it Brooklyn WAN J4 EIS AVIOCllATIC KO Chatter Kill Try A UaniUmae If the PototatilrjClcnerul Keep On Halklnic Sir WaurmnUerB autocratic refusal t n 1 low tho now weekly paper Chatter to be sent through the mails a socondclHss matter Is going to load to some Interesting and lively complications The rostmoatcrUenerallnbls decision S S our publkiatlon It I denied clarification at second 1au matter because It appears to be an Insurance circular This rigorous press censorship b Fostmas terOenerul John Is based on the fact that each copy of Chat rr carries with it an Insurance for 200 Tho Insurance I Is given to tho purchaser just ns thai good Elliott Hheuard sometimes give atvay u picture or a Methodist Bishop to help tha sale of his paper and Larry QodUn sometimes puts his readers to sleep after din ner whir two pages extra of tariff statistics nnd Chlnoio tenure of offlco laws The insur ance feature of Chatter Is a new thing In this country but hnlf n doon English publications use I The editor and lublHborM Enllsb Pllblcltlons hare nt interest Uinieer In tire Insurnnco scheme boyond the fact that they Iy ito Insur ance company several thousand dollars nn lolarH In nunlly for InHurlng their readers just as many other ptibllshom pay largo sums for iiromlumn of varlott fort which they offer tosuhscriUrs Tho lleekmnn rubllshliig tompany wlilih publishes Jriattrr madu the usuul nnpllcatlon for admission to the mail 1 secondcina matter Ou the receipt of tho PoBtnmsti Generals negative decision Messrs lloadly Lauterbachtt Johnson ropiesuntlnu the pub ushers wrote to Mr Wauamakur and explain eu unit tuoy nan no interest in me Insurance iJUBlnoHs arid that UliaUer was tle newspaper WIS founded by a professional no spapor man who had no other bujluehg C Interests except is I journalist All this could hate been known to the PostmuBterOenerul bud ho seen lit to make Inquiries before making his decision celveil To the letter of explanation uu reply was roo Jullrin Ralph editor of Cinder has received several letter irom friends of the IoHtmaptor Oeneral which suggested that If he would beg lor A reversal or SUII order the I bel I reverlRI or favor would hu t framed line position of a tmnplluiit Mr Raliih refuses to sump Ho will pplunt It tire advice of Lawyer Lauterbacli and mako one 010 mom nppllcution lor tire adinlmlon Ilplculon tl Idrllon of Iris paper to the malls at secoiidclasH rates In case of lefusal he will apply to Iho United Stare Gout for n writ of mandamus to compel COl pal tbe Postmaster oi Now York to receive tho paper nf Much mlAa TIA mater II 1m portant moo I n precedent Iii 1trginrid prapara carrying tire insurance feature rant In the mali precisely the same 8 all ranI Cssd ej Expeaslie l Luxury OTTAWA Fob 8Tho GovernorGeneral of Canada receives 150000 salary and last year the other expenses of keeping up his residence Itideau Hall was 39641 Add to this salaries of staff 13167 contingencies 18J67 10871 and In terest on capital 1 Invested or what might be re b oeHed In rent lor the property occupied by his Excellency and It will be seen that tbe cost Is I at least a round 125uou a year What do Canadians receive In return for this enormous expenditure V But this i not all He has his le ha palace car and with his retinue of seivants goes about the country In state whenever the Idea strikes him stt whener I DIe Ntart earner Elizabeth 0 Merry 28 eare of age wife of ratrlck C titer a liquor dealer of 2 West Twenty aeveitn street died yesterday at her mothers house al j iL Seer Eighth avenue after t lilng I Pr S E Mortimer thai tar lm5sbaod bad beats hr a few dart Jtlvr Merry wa arreiied and committed to tb limbs An b UI i that Mra Metry C1C4 treat lomb i3 1 Inr itP f t

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Ii I THE SUN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 1890TVVENTYFOUR PAGES I IN iiD OUTDOOR SPORTS Via VATIOVAT LKAnVIt MAT COMB 1 DOWN 10 Bronx CLVDB s At Z M I That Ii Wamt Ona oftho a I ant flurA Ulck rrm Wssa htaBtem Tfce Onllaak for the tl Icmla Club Blnon tho outbreak bntiroon tlio olayora and the National League nod partctilnrlr are the admldslon of the Brooklyn Club Into the League tlioro Is I no man whose aivlcels f more sought after than President lime of tho Brooklyn Hit clover eiocutlve ability and the enterprUe shown In tho encasomoct of nit the men he wanted of tho celobtnted team of 1889 clearly entitle him to that distinction It Is no wonder therefore thnr ho wee made 0 I wonlor malo 1 target of during the Into meeting of the Na tional Ionirun by Borne of tho loaders und their friends In the opposition movement lut the little official was eijja to tho omoruonty and I upon ono occasion when an offer was made upon behalf of the Ilnjrorsclub In Brooklyn to play the League club resident Dyrnei nn wer was no direct and convincing that those who wanted to Inrlto a dlncnpfllou vreit only too willing to beat a haRty rotroat Since then the matter of games between the two rival organizations In Itrooklrn has been referred to and when Frosldunt Djrrno was asked yesterday whether ho had received a direct ohallcDEO he replied Its ncthmic else but what Joo Choato characterized tho argument of Wards counsel stiff ly the provisions of the national ncrceuiont which le the fundamental law iioverulni all the recog nized bane hal oruanlzutlonH of tho country I reserved player falllni to comply with Iho roo QUlremrntH of the reserve rule and rolusinc to nlgn with hU club and playlnir with un out llo I organization Is pronounced an ItieKuiblo player In Its team llils nxlnc tho In v no gamon can bo plityeil 1 between national ncroe lent Iamlf and clubs ot tho llayor Ixiaicuo and a tho latter are perfectly familiar with the rule any clmlleneos made by tho flayers league cluba will bo readily understood as prompted by a moro dosiro for reconultion During the lato imotlnc of the National League at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Tit hUN ex presied the bollof that Uio Itacua momber stuD would bo reduced to eight clubs at tho be ginning ot tho season but that I wasnt poll tb oat that time to make the chance Tho ilrlft of sentiment now seonm to almost demand that there shall b but cltlit clubs In tho organiza tion The sltuatlnn requires it said I prom inent gentleman connected with the League and you oon almost depend upon It to I cer I tainty that eight clubs will bo the junta I would not llko to mate just what clubs will drop out but when the time arrives to effect anon an arrangement thor will be no Ill teal ings engendered as generally supposed Yes It will take considerable money to purchase these clubs outright but whon it comes to a flood fat offer I dont Imagine there will be any hesitation In acoeptlnc Kx1resldent Le land of the BUth National Dank which was land Implicated In the late dlQlculty was offered 1635 a nharo for his stock and he accepted It llnllIl hy shouldnt he wnen tho mirkot value was only 1400 I contend therefore that If the League says eight clubs money will b forthcoming to make It pleasant for the stockholders of the retinue clubs Br LOUIS Fob a Ooorgo Munson returned yesterday from a conference with the llrothor I hood loaderR In Chicago and the result Is 1 I promise This promise IB that the Ilarers League will put 1 team in R Louis I Uuiralo Cleveland or Pittsburgh fall to come up to ex pectations Mtinaon Is rather uncoramunloa ilTe but from what he heard In Lhlcaco he believes the rlayors League people know they hare made u mistake In not takinc Ht Louis Uy the time ono of the cities named withdraws the Brotherhood enthusiasm which Is now at 0 maximum will have dlea out and bo probably replaced by 0 friendly feeling forthe new Asso ciation olub The situation Is now entirely In favor of the motherhood The old champions nave gone and their places are filled by a num aolono ber of untried men who are handicapped by their connection with tho team There could be no opposition to I Players League team Even the roost ardent admirer of the Associa tion admits thin It is settled however that there will be no Brotherhood team horo for some tlmo OntcniNATT Fob 8The death of Director Henry Ulndskopf President Hterns business J associate boa entailed upon him other duties besides thoae of I a mercantile nature lie left tonight for Now York where on the incoming J Urnbrla he will meet Ibo only dnughter of his deceased friend and partner Heturning from t fonool in Switzerland to a desolate home father and mother both dead I Miss Idndskopf will nna in in Jincinnuu L luu 8 iTesment uur future guardian Buch won the will ot her atber and that Is what calls Mr Stern to New ork before he left he spoke in praise of John JB pars ringing address The Now ark Presidents words inspired him with re 7 newed faith in the determination of that club to make a bold bravo light to Ibo end even though the odds b against them when the time for action on the field arrived Secretary Harry Sterne arrived home from t the League meeting confident that they will play tho hand which will late all the trumps of the flayers League Do Wolf Hopper han been here all week injecting base ball Into Clover He enjoyed several stances with CupL Ewing and A both are wrapped up in tho Players League they were feasts love The recently I adopted hew Voreois John Lwlng and Harry Vaughn are still here Manager Tom Lotus remains silent as the Bphlax over In his Iowa 10treat Ho bos booked games however with Columbus and Louisville here in April and will take the Itoda t the Buckeye capital falls City and Dayton during tho sumo month Other plans have not been made known I Is proposed however to open the exhibition season hero at tho un rermly early date of March 2 That Is tho third Saturday of the month just six weeks from today Tho lleda will carry seventeen men through tho season nnd I that programme dont give pnoumoula 0 chance to make tow home runs pnnumonla Will have forgotten business Mill If tho present mild wlntxrweathnr continues the weot I peas and dandelions may be In blossom by that time and the last ul I tho ambitious crocuHts will have gone to their annual seed Ono day this week a half dozen of Ibo local players woro out at Cincinnati lark playing scrub Ar rangnmenls wore made for a February gamo lalO the next afternoon mnle in lens titan aldozon hours the mercury was Illrtlng toward Mro eDood And that is the sort of a winter Cincinnati has WAHiIflnTON Feb 8Ilaso ball enthusiasts at tho capital are considerably agitated over the visit of Ire dent Stourns of the Detroit JiBe Hall Club nod tho story Is revived that ho B after the franchise ot the Washington Club While the recent Longue meeting was In progress at New York an Interview tool place it between MtAors btoarns and Hewitt during lt which tho Wolverine auked Hewitt what ho t beld his trainhlse at Tie leply was that lar while tim Washington manager watt not anxious to el yet I he could get his lluuro be would not Ix I averse to entertaining such a proposition Ho put the amount at a good round sum which fairly took tho Detroit mans breath and tho subject was dropped Now Mr Htearns oems determined to buy the Washington Club I ho decides to accept Hewitts otTer now ho will Hud that tho price Zias been raised With a champion team Btoarna claimed to have lost money and It Is not reasonable to uppoee that with such a tight us I hart on Its and at present tho League would welcome the Wolverines into Its fold again I teems to if my word is or no account said President k Hewitt for notwithstanding my repeated 1 and emphatic declarations that I propound to continue In the League there seam to be tomo people trying to road mo out whether 1 went to no or not Vase bull is run nowadays on purely business principles uud there Is not I club In the country that 1 not for sale fho only ijuostlon Is I that of price and I perhaps value the fiunchlno of the Washington Club at a great deal more than 1 great many people think I worth I hope no one supposes for 1 moment that I would obli gate myself to pay nrortalnsum for live years lease of tho grounds I I Intended to get out of the business I am going aloof Hlgnlng Iho best men I can find anti 1 propose to give the base tail loving public of this city just u i good a exhibition as they have over seen As an alliance of good faith on the part of Mr Hewitt It may bo stated that lomerdai ho signed tim lease for the now ground in tie square between Hlxtcentli and bavcntoeutli and T and L 1 etrits I The lean Is 1 lor use lars President hewitt also clod the con tract for the grading of tie groundi and the erection of the stnnd nut fences The contract vas awarded to Albert Uleaion who Hays he can put the grounds In shnpo and tare the en tire work completed within month Thn nw stand will bo ono stol Y In IHglit nnd will be cither semicircular or octagon Minced proba bly the latter Its Beating rapacity will bo about 1400 and 1 the blaclilnc boards uhlch will be extended fi om uach Bide or the stand will seat about Jduu Dunn Hull Note SyriODK Ii trylnf to fit henry hums of Lowell I T lUhwayi will be itroujcer ibui ever tblittunn I w usia are t lni put la till grand stand at Wish tflften furk AuorUtlon rank Fennellr IIUD U I In lb city to itrn with till Brooklyn H4r i liii rise of bnilnMi U I at Moatiomcrr and Warren iireeti Jtn y Lily The Pros Iliac Club will bt a number of the Atlantic Auoclatlou tht romtnif scale A baeebtlt crAhk WaIt to know I lbs Stiptetonor RUlUrin k cmb win i Uy I 51 FOley orott oliun Island Ito season Hllllant Taafl fonnorlr of ln I Iawrmce II II of Torkfile WI i I slay v bI ICe ia l bails Atalcui I team for iwu lie win jirntiuy iitcii Tl Brooklro Club will go Booth about Mari la The bate will plat ou S Ancuiilni fur thru weeki mini ILC ball rruundi tbir after llie Oblcuo Club baa led 1k M wTrk Loan t team kai arruieil Ibe follow lMieflaaaH i llanhaiv wlihJiipeii April3 with IBI Ar I wlU I WlUUai OI AjirU Apr J lu My Ottfl AM I with Talot April T with rrlatitwii April VWttb ho beiieri Apr 12 with WDllami collP Tb Texn Lome tblnki pretty wall of HroklTn mia fo unpin having enjainl Job Dally and r Trotter for the aol ci II Sin Brady dtnlM that he ffer 4H r4o khlirleu for 0 and says that h U I prf pared to fire ln i ref the fillS of another plaf tr whom hi expects to get 1 The rnoDiof Iirooklrn has onraolied for tha aa J1r fl ma on and would tike tn Ir ar from all nritcla I team A4du James F llarrl nn loflrahamftr euBrooklyn The Sew York Club of the Players Loaru held athest IDK yritcrtlav at Juiiiie Ilaenna oinoe l ti Hroadwaybat 1m cr hire was antler or Impnrtunce considered axceptlai some detain connected wIll tIll new ground his rumor that Harry lyeri baa elf aed with a strong Nowark club le I willful founJatlon Marry has heen ro n by tba Maiihuttani 1 u I not likely that tha Newark Club will play many games tble year tMward SIlly of the Jackson Mich team of last sea ton hie not rimed with I any dub tn Here l a ebbs I lrI m for aom club to I net a fleet css I player Ills reunion ut tsr all tdcr and lileajlraM Ii Hatlrawan N V rrrtary Rrnnell wa very anxlone tn inert Ilnb Per i 05 Yesterday and 1 le r almd before the IlayerV line pecratary l nvre tOwn he j will bare Mr Frrru ioni contract to I umpire for the opposition leAgue 1renldcnt Day ot the Na r York Club han bean oRmd I rw for the tease I ot lie Ne e jock Club run but hsis refused to sell lie ear that nhoiild he ha pro I rM 7ta TI led with suitable i70Qndeha would prabably eonnder 1 auaer I look 0 booth Tin Keefe has leek once for a compel hatnteI what II I known as The I rlyrs Ieiue hall 1 all TIm hl is preetl train llr nh tlslfle notwithstanding that to has the 0ntrClmah int sell tIe official ball 01 lh Ilau lagis The Hamilton Olob of Jersey City bare orraolned a tram for the oomlnt SIMOn Several of the well knawa Aimless I have become member and therefore they will bane a Ole leant CJttbi wuhlnr to arrance came addreix N Campbell Hamilton Club room corner Ia Olla avenue and Erie street Jtritey City CLiraLiHD Ffih 7At a meeting held tody at which all tha director of the Homeland llaee Ball Clnb Were PiIlCflt 1 0 unanimously decided to withdraw the offer teal to tlie fteiroli t tub for CIeneauds franeht In the Natlonul Leavut Thin mean that tha Cleveland Club will play out the season at all haiarda Minaret ginned No tie brooklyn Anisrican Aseocla tn lion team has altnoil completed r nIne for the ololag season lie will hene the following playeret liam lIlon lot b I nhII IlJ I letcr N ieney id b1 FnnI a s ant hl lily 1I and Simon In ha field 10J and Iloes I 1lh I catcher wblle Steve Tool is I Ibo onl pllcbe 61 secured LoclnlLL Foh N The fo lowing bulII was lent Mllody All saneiatlnas and leagues chaIring proloc lion undo nalonal aoml1 for ISlejafe I rq014 10 lon Inh thur ppUrln at once II not Already md is pamphlet conlalnln lIst of auclloD protected I about to go 10 pres ZI testis Secretary Board of Arbitration Sosos Ib ITh Colu ISsee Call League In an nlal mln ysster1iy eldd to I mats no cbnoln iii 1 membership whIch coflilats C Amherst WillIams and Iartinouth W II Clemenihaw IIt Williams was dodd President Edwin July or Amherst aDd O U I Iuhl 01 DUlmoulh lcelrsetdents and I 1 layers of tartinouth Secretary and Tour lbs Npldln bI adopted also 1 the IODI Luu rulesof 154 ucopll lb rule rllnllo foul tIps Aichsdulect four games for Cacti club was adopted I JIOITLZNO The Boztehnde clubs rolled their weekly lam at Baenierbnni Hall with the following reeulUI ho 1rtoia lu Landfeltir liSt Kncken Team o 13 1 LndlI t2t t Ilkn becker 1M Bathfen IJ Gilbert 1T3 Trek loa Total 175 Tram No KlMnhat 1M Merer 11 Kelley 14S Kit Brazier 141 Bandenon 1M JSatarbroct 1 f Total KitTha Independent Uam coalt only get dais of thalr men tocether In tha raletta tonmamant on r1dar 1to This was the fifth nights roll ot lbs elate t ar completing In tha tournament Tha ScorN I stun Una United Io 3fchmldt 143 Cruel 2211 MOIer 1M Ennwuda 187 Krouklr 1U TOII7M Independent 10 VVoodrnE 170 1 Morley 1831 rricker 11 I Total 481ncofn ncofn nAm Independent Na 2WooJrud 114 B Money 1M Frlcker Ill Total 488 X JUi 14 Uuieraeyar KM SinnIng I3 Btlta 150 r i 13J bchaffar 141 Total 7U9 IR G1MX U ISO No 2Rchmldt 178 CrueL 181 Killer ItO Krunwude l2C Xrukle 13S 7Si otat Till XXX No lluuemeyar 151 Hrunlnf 153 Bhlaa 14 Farmer 2UO Schaffer 1 f Total 7uu The tame between the Iirooklrn I Blcycla Club and tha Klnza County Wheelmen on Friday ensuing reiultadaa foilowit hlnia County Wheelmen Bower 1M Uirlon 158 HoLean 1M Rarnor lie Ammerman 141 hchwal tack 14 Total lie Bedford I ioe lit Nellla 127 Stevens 179 Lout Brooklyn Wcicle I Clnb Matthewj 113 Borland IIS Skinner 111 AckerMn 113 Mud 113 Cleverly 148 Uultnby I il4 9i Lewis lit I ileelaer 183 Candler 185 Toll 1877 The bowling cranks wets oat ID force at HII alleys II 1161h stroll and Eighth avenue on Silday alibi to witness lbs fist 01 a series 01 thres games b tween Ibo Orlo1 aDd 10holo T lists olntB b ItS J 1 bess jill II BOUS IS 4chaersr lie Irulmon If lnholomae ill IchI lO Iiosi liz HI lISt Ir 11 Totat l4C2 1 Bachelor Ferdinand I 151 Boyd 157 Fcrman 123 Allen hm Lucas ia Thorns 115 Cox urltI Mac LoUise 178 bmiuona 134 Bwartl 13d Total 1444 The PhanU Club I went to Newark on Friday night and played I tl a crack America Club koforI1lnw game wroldol tbs Montgomery allsyl Ihucor lbzflIXC0WPertbWalt I74 Inf 234 KIng 302 Clot 1154 flh t McGowan 171 MorrIs ri Lailerte I leo rearea m aioert iw Total 1010 AmerlcaIIelUman 178 La toy 9I0 Jney i 1R4 Sohappa ISO Layers ISO hi7t Utter IGBj ft liSt i Manners i13ir0wp 147 Total 1581 The weekly pin rama of tb i Lanoz Club 0 the tea tore at Pabnka a alley on Friday night TOe acora rIrit tama Uroite lt a O ietf IbO Strulhera 157 Canard 123 Arnold 14J hahn 117 Bntllncer 125 Farley 131 Burcoln 143 Total 137 hecond tama broita 150 Uoati 135 Etrnthera l5 M Caaiard Ill Arnold WI Hahn 18 Bulllnfer 111 tarlay IU Burioln 141 Total 1331 Ore of tha mol excitlegjamea bowled In Jersey City thU winter was rolled on Becker I alleys on Friday night to the Jetley City Amateur League series Tha Ir r oc Centuryi were lbs Tlimnit team auu wIn forced to roll an up hill game from tile Itart At the end of tha tenth frame bob dabs bad UOJ retelL Then om the wrangle I Both captains decided on one raora tram to tlrclile I the game Luach led I off with a strIke 1 for the Volunteer tn Helderhaie break for the Century Jo1b r IC Then lb Volunteer admirer bowled but lot I tba It unlteri had a inort trlnr of breaka while the Centurya rallied Once more the Volunteer boys rallied and nn libel will a tital of 117 pins to the Century 14 thereby winning tbo rams ty three pin Tbe score II Century Brldrrhaea I ll Bowly 1 ISO Villa 106 Kergan o Ftih ISO Y Pel Orma 101 Ilanler 2Ot Ilulia 117 O llelOnna Its Ion lit Total 1 SOi lul olnnteer Luich 13tt Humphrey 157 F Urabo 118 I Tell M Ullbert lH4t Koehnrr tc7 KaIser ll Farley rol Fulton IW A Orb 1tI Total 1502 On account of lb Cltltons Bicycle Club showing up at Brown Court llouie alleys Jeriey City 1 height on nay I evening with but four men to play Hudson I County Wheelmen the Utter club substituted six of their men to make up the CltUein ten The icor Hudson County t lasemsnShoul 128 Aymar In Robertson I ts orlb 103 Ilaggott itS fcienken 114 Collln lljIIariman 12 Tutklll 123 I I Kldrldge ISO Total iL 1 Totl Bicycle Clnb Clarke 119 Hall 113 Schick tell 10 seelonOK Perused IirYi Fraier lSI 1 Cord ner lodl 7U Wilson II Thomlar 123 btrfleos 117 Total Dnrlug the pull week some spirited howling has bon done In the Wheelmen Bowline League The lanulug of the lll to 11 I 1IAtl iron J J Hat Scorn Atalanta Wheelmen U 2 a 1M17 llrooklyn Bio cle Clabo a e a 1S67 c itlena BIcycle flub l 8 2 law Hudson Co Wheelmen 6 2 2 156H Kings So Wheelmen C S 2 IW N f Bicycle Club 4 I 3 li The pail lesion bat been most exciting In the rom reor4 TOY LorlmDI owing to crenly matched team The i p l d a I a I I l b f I f ht fixs a I i i i i i 1 1 j I I I 10 11 Flth wr 0 0 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I Apolo 0 1 I 0 0 I 0 I 1 I I I II I ParkA d g g f 1 A I t I Y I I I I I I hI 18 0 Jmp I 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 I I I I e lpatnNT I 0 0 0 I I I 0 I 0 I 1 I I 8pelll1 U 0 I t I I 0 0 I I 0 0 I I f rrmolt o 0 0 0 0 0 1 t I 0 0 I I I I Flela 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I I I C rchsrd 0 U1 I 0 l I I 0 1 I 0 I 0 0 Uhod 0 8 0 1 0 01 I 0 01 I I I f Ro lie 0 0 I I I I 4 0 I 0 0 0 I I 0 irakelali 10 0 0 0 I I I OUtlI I 0 I I 8 Iahhl I I Il I hC 01 h I I t h I 0 I 0 I 0 I Oj 8 ili TOlallot 6 6775 9hiJllht i It A taUKTS A Tut Match fletmeen the Instructor or the New York llucejnet Court Club An Important match was played yester day at the Now York Racquet Court club house Twentysixth street and Sixth avenue The principals were Bob Moore and Al Wright the clubs Instructors und the winner will be pit ted against TaD Iettltt the champion court tennis player of America and whom Dostonese think U I Invincible ot racquets The New York min have arranged two matches with 1ottltt the llrst on Felt 21 and tho second on Washingtons Birthday llothwill take plac nt theew York Clubs court lt Moore and Wright aro In good form each Wrllht woltliliiK about HJ pounds Moore is 24 yean of age und is 6 feet 8 1 Inches tall Wright Is 26 years old nnd Is C feet 7 1 inches tall The f court In which tbe men played Is 03 feet long by ill foot O inches wide nnd 2H feet high by1 All Indications pointed to a close game be tweou tho rival InMruetprR but Wright proved hi Huperloilty br winning throe straight games Ioro exhibited plenty of silence but tile hard hitting of Wilcbt contributed greatly to I 1113 11111 Iho I last game wQs a beauty and aroused thernthuslam of the spectators to tho highest Pitch The score At rlMhl IS 15 IJ45 Bob Moore 7 I 1821 tnder the terms of the match Wright will have the first go at Fettltt and for the largest puree whtlo woore will be the Boston mana opponent on Feb 22 It Is mite likely that If tho New oikor prove victorious In their malpliOH otiilnet lbs gentlemen from the Hub the heat mnu will Le matched against 1 Latham tlie recounted Ihumplon ot Great Hilimn imd It U said that n llOUii purre could IIu rItual eusllv If LutUam would thai In tbl country Iho champions at racquets havo been as fol lows IrtOLB Marks London I82 T Plttman London 18841 rittman Louden I1VT Lamb Loadoni iSJt Jr J 0 MitchelL Landont HMO F KrweodWeolsrlfhinij II 61r W J Ian Drkejiadon Club LondanjIeiL 17 5 ray I II 411 l ff SsOSSliSKKl S iMetfi tffffi yMMUkBhyttiMsfc AQUATIC rst le AbOut Oh Yale Crew NKW HATXX Feb 8Dob Dock the father of the Yale ftroktbWM la I tawa today Wbenakdtk okjtet of his mil Nr Cock rapllalt Wall I am Uke a salt i yon take him from ana pastor ant put hiss In an other and Ihe reaction is I rsry benedclal SIr Cook d dined criticise the crew thus early In Iks sien and while ha did Dot say that he would be at lew London neat June Intimated as mush tn hit conreraaUoa Capt Allen says that while the erswls I not In as good coadl lion as that of at at the correipontmg III I on a Dtr with that of last year HartwelL et laii yara Vanity crew does the coaching and will probssly be gin trailing early In I the spring HeffleOnger Will b one of Ihe new men on the crew and probably BiL of last year I frsshmrn crew will be another Olllwlll not under any consIderatiOn row Tin question ot bo luau sires this year Vaifiy is 1 under conldratlon at present and the choice lit I between Capt Allen Harrison last years ti tltot and Strains a new man Capt r Allen lays that he cat do better work by rowing No 7 than at any ether poet lion In the boat and his narrows the matter down to a I point where Capi Allen think Harrison will I be lbs Iwr man Me weighs 151 pound and It ii I understood that itt Cook Tlllt hr to day t I for the purpose of glvln his opinion on the merit of lb several candidate fr strobe With reference to the itrok Capt Alien lay wear rowlug lbs Hob Cook stroke lust as well as we can a I this llrns With inch lnproremnt aa mar be made II Is tile Hob Cook stroke first andlast for Yal and II I will be rowed al New London neit itimmer How n It Mr Allen 1 asked a Hun reporter that you ban been reported as laying that the Rob Cook stroke 10 a myth and the Imprimlon has gone abroad that yon are about to Introduce InnoyaUen In lb stroke which will bring credit to you I I did not ear old Capt Allen that the Cook stroke IB a myth I am free to lay however that could Itl tl ftl M I4 1 be connnced that the Cook stroke could be Improved upon the Improrrtnent would be mad I hare not tip to the present found any ImproremenU Irofcn lonnl Itovrliic In Fla5d Tho Activity In English rowing circles which was 10 noticeable lit year U I now tho wing Its aocllin several ways Tie winter has been unusually open nor thoro all1 mwlnt his been iirartlied during coM months with as much impunity 01 though It wer considered the regular teaion for the sport 1rofet slonal rowing has taken quite a start Into Marts and OConnor battled for supremacy on the Thorn and prominent rowing men are discussing plant for lbs revival of the celebrated Thames regatta The London t rtW9 life of Jan 5 publIshed thefollowinit With the object or uicltatiriir I the prorfiHionalreirat I J LI u 1 a aUatnlnoed in 1075 I a meeting was held on Montlar last at Anderton Hotel Fleet Htreet which wan prculj 1 I over by lord Londetborouch and attended by fit h dI 1510 well r known rmeteur oarsmen Sir K I 1lnyfnrd opened the procfedlnn and attributed the decline to the ntiality of Fnilliti prnferilnnal rowing to the ab un1 mOD prices Mr Walter Chlnnerr wa for ox tending the moretueut todlflerent rlrertlde towns Mr Qoldle wIshed tic trial story lucceu SIr Ie HUno SmIth I Mr George flaur and other gentlemen havlnc l rh I1rI I gltI DJrt expreued their views a resolution proposed by Mr Walter Chlnnery and teconded by Mr Xe Blanc bmltb was carried unanimously That this merllnr If of opinion I that a professional regatta Should be established l fo give fluencY prln to the watermen tradesmen and laodJneii ot the Called Kingdom and that the uMting pledges Itself to rto lu best to secure the regatta aa Xlitenoa of three years A deputation was then ap potniqd consist r I Mr 0 ff Looker Thames Lord Klnted tO U U C Meisrii Jell fU U 11 ii ti L Clean Smith rHIi i I r tolf 1 R lj Ktnnedy OClngstoa K C aid a Piaur krlth Tbeie gentlemen thfo IJ blnIr t men waited on th Lord Mayor who kindly promised hit patronage and support It is presumed that the dm recatt will be field at rntney about the end of July next or the beginning of August The New EnBlsd Anvoelstloa Lasnat Mn stIng Tb New England AmaUur Bowing Associa tion held Iti annual meeting at the Rerere house Boston on Thursday arenlng Twentyone club were represented The treasurers report ahawed A balanc on hand of H23Je A cheek was received from lb 1101111 Athletic Association for II 123 for lhe pnreh 01 a challenge cup 10 be ro4 for br eIght oared crews Iho club winning the cup three times tint Dollr In lucoI 0 own the cup 11 is t expected lbs amount WIU be raised tpsA beforf the regatta Fblcb takes IC on JUlIO n 1 wo ataeu In regard 10 tee 010 Suclited oarsmen that it they did not further transgress thslawlottbs Nllonal Auoelllou the would be ro Instated The oommlllo OD the eo uf John J Murphy was Ihud The election of smelt lor the ensuIng year resulted en follows Ir140nl Walter YUmpoon AlIuIlOD ics PresIdent Arthur B Sweet PIIUhll Secretary WIllard A Wine Worcester TreaSurer fleorge Grimes Iin tlbiII and an 2xscutive Corn mill or 1IIFa Aquatic Note The Ala nta champion eight oarxVihrll crew hare tartad trahlng for the coming Mason The crew are worklujt Ins gymnasium and it IB their intention lo tale advantage of every line day on the water At a meetieg of tho Crescent Rowing tub the lgd t III 1g X unaalmously decIded to bane buIlt a nsw eigbtoare barge about 52 Seet long WIllIam Wallace the Ilarlem bolt builder t bM been instructed iI furnish the dub with pln ant poeJncallolll today whet tile award wIll be mao The barge Is to be completed b May I Tb club I his now 51 members oirOlI rld an a several applicant awaiting admission oltbD E i IIIY Its Metropolitan Rowing Club 1 oos ol Irl Ifo r of the meet popular carsmen oatbe Harlem and deubie cull partner or Jim lllklIOo who won the champIon ploesbip ot the Vnlte States at Pullman last August rtU l r IJW1 h was married 10 MIss ion u uorraQ or well unetr lalt l Saturday Ua la nowja wedding tour In lrida c Talk of ibe Ice Yatcbtlmin RED BANE Fob Althouch there Is little hope of anr Ice rachtlnihere thIs seaion tbtlcerachti mn ara busr with Iher craf I and are In rtadlnesa should there ba any cool lea There la some disap pointment felt br the meutxra of the North Shrew burr Ice Yacht Club at the sudden hall III the cDlro Tsrsr erer the conditions it the champion pennant race It was hoped that lorttthlnr would be done to make It more eneouratMii to aaid yacht to the Hudson M compete for the trophy Iti quit arldeut that the conditions made br the donor otthe champion pennant were made when only Hudson IUir club were could ered aa beIng lIbel to contest Kit U all right for the Hudson Hire and hew Hamburg 5bI clubs for they bar their fleet andtan enter and Ball a dozen yachts with aa little troublaaa they could sail I with a representatIve yacht from eari club An article In the Hues of last Wednesday laid a ace was suggest ed between the holder of the pennant Qd the Scud for situ a lids James B Weaver tbe osuer of the send tars I never made each a suggestion Bad do not want 10 race for that amount nor do I want touice the holder of the pennant alone 1 would be very wiljntr to enter a weepatak race with I an entry from each f the follow t do fI ik Inf clubs Hudson Hirer Sow hamburg anfe Lake and North Shrewabnrr at lea t to fce pIIId Iwouldbe I willing lo put an IV or lux each club to do the sims and the winner take the pooL Artceofthla kind woold give me a chance to flnd out what iir yacht could da and I should at least learn whetha1 I tatl a chance of winnlnx champion pennant with fee Head or must build a new yacht Hhootlsic at LOSE Branch LoNG BniNcn Fob 81ho pigeon mttoh announced for today between Frederick 0 Loobf Hew York Aaaemblrman William D Campbell o Long Branch for 83XJ a side fifty birJseacb American Association rules to govern was declared off Several or the members of the club shot at clay birds I In he contest fur the oLar aud Frtce gold I badge Capt Charles Morris t leads its record toiljflit witliSt birds out of 40 Elisha Welt Prlc and Edhu Tabur etand I econd with 4 birds each George Cllbbrrlr conies In third wIth fli birds Elliba West rice and Assemblyman eampbell rr ei ab ob g non n shot tour matches at One blue rocks escO CampbsU won lb On out by aecors or 0 to 4 West won the secind as he klllsd S to Campbells I The third was a tie at 4 each kl the gum West missed his third ailS fifth birds Campbell shot with unusual quickness and brought down all On bird Plceon Flrlnc The FroTldenc R I Homing Club at Its I annual meeting held on Thursday evenIng elected the following officer for the ensuing year President Charles Grey son TlcPreildent Jo Vfakln hecre tary and Treasurer Jeremiah Chancy Auditing Com milt William Clancy andJamei Costello Race Com llttte Joe Makln J Costello and Jeremiah Clancy Tilt bird of the gIllS will be flown under the fancier rule for both distance record and the prices The coarse will be from the southwest The Virtue Club of rhlladelphla name the data and 4litanc fr Its race as follow May IH 201 miles n TJ toilet June 7 414 miles m 525 mllss July 3 su mil AH are to be under the fancier rules the 001 gene of the club are t 1resldrnt Frank Lane YlcePresl dent CbarltB Conway secretary and Treatorer John Adam Tha nembtnhlp is 1 limited to five Kbumebo M tcti The first series of games between the Harlem and Not haven team of the home and home ikuffl board match for a purse of CiO took place on Friday night at J J I Donnelly ihuflleboard rooms 2311 I Third avenue ana rasuitea In favor or the Harlem lean hy twentyone point Ther was a large I attendance ipeotatori and lone very god play wire mad which rrr lrTI were loudly applauded The Scot llarlim Team K Iatters 4J Oaorg Moulds 601 a Twlgg 50 J J DonnlirSli tolaL 184 Molt Haven Jr eanJ llollendcr l 50 J Ise ail J Born rrJJ J Burn 43i total 173 The return games ta decide the match will take place In Molt Ilaren at T J 7 llurnia 3431 Third arsnus on FrIday oxt The Loa lalund VbeelniaBi Hmokar The second of the series of smokers to be held hy IbID Island Wheelmen took place at their club heel last evening The smoke of pipes cigars and cIgarettes was plenllfuL There was also speeches and vocal gI Instrumental musIc by the members Chairman I Nichols of the Kntertalnmeal I Committee will arrange uumsreu sntsrulomsnis for the member be fore the olla wheeling asaapn open and It 10 I thought tbat the Long Islands will oo looter be dubbed the foe ails br tha more acUte wbeal club of the city o Iroeklyn Tlie Orange A O Kllll rd Toiirnnaaeit The handicap billiard tournament of the Orau Athletic f rah VM eontlcued yesterday at tb club nous In Orange The contestant were U T Crlaa ISO point and K o Hopper leupoitfta I W was anri oatUutcam throughout bath men bewf ta food furm L of per won by a score of Ibo to 125 Billiard and r ol Nts Joseph Oental was Ohaily Beba frt enomtataei rah 4 In toe contlnnoaa pool Journals at ttaaaatWTk Eoiliat WllUarl roam at dbleagc fie did DM A nearly u well aa Snlnk did Maaday sight ply tntii out aIIa4 inlwofrainsa lbs ocorl Scbaefsz10 12 I 14 If I i 14 4 IS 1 It e le IS 10 SIW I Qrsltl I 4 10IOOeoll 4J4a I I I ITIieellBiar I 10 I Bheefer W Setiumactur W f Murphy J item I berg V Murphy andJ W Judge are ntrd In the I I bicycle race at the rorly uveuths gatns I The Murphy brother of the King County VThselmsn I will ntroie corn derabla I lime lo I racing this season and I 5005 great riding test be expected ot thm Barrels and Hpoontr at rilAa rumored how a I dlipoBiilon tomet Van M issuer ot Newport for a sac I I bundled mile race I Oae of Australia mail premUui racers la 1 J Mil I Una llattluvoniw great AulraUaa evenle talaav 05 irr e AaatraJUn cad wn mil ehaeapiinililp I 1 ernu I Beriits a l tag wheel uU cc Ue arUtIju ta ul I FAVORITES LOST IN TIlE MUD OVnlDEM 6tfIVHB A atAJOttlTT OW run Ada AT OvrrJlNIJUno at fleet IT5adle nran TVUhvtit OloasV5dett5 on 4 slosh Jones IB tke Vnaraclol II sad JllaK Job Win View rlj The DrumstIck Cuee a nefore Backers of favorites were not particularly fortunate at Quttinbura yetterday as out elders wore successful In a majority of the event Vendetta lielre the only renounced favorite to win The track was very drop lit mud after Friday nights deluge and the de sultory rain which fell all day yesterday made it worse The opening event wint to Facial n ono of the atroncr second choices This horse rhould have been fajorlto for the race but It was rumored that bo was lam and the talent were wary of f him Lomax a great performer In Iud defeated n big field of fast lioroes In the Btcoud evaht in hollow style Howe being tho oUy one near him at tho end A singular hums alnut tho raco was that despite the fact that Hove has run consistently of late not a fines tlclot was sold on him In the mutual and the plot money went to Dr Jekyll the third horse A Blnslo ticket on howe for a place would bavo paid 1120 for 2 Voodetta with Jones up was a great favorite for tho thirl race and ho won rather cleverly at tlioenU ilthoucu he evinced adealra to swtrv into Hot Scotch at the furlong polo This fact cave GrlfUh the rider of Hut Scotch a chance to try the tld trick of simulating a foul on the part of tho leader but his complaint was vary properly overlooked by Judca Burke It was a pretty oven thing between Bradford and Gold on heel In tht betting for tho second race the pair bolng eciial favorites at the end Brad fords hard ran at Clifton on Friday and tho journey back tcQuttonburg wore too much for him apparently for Golden heel won handily at the end In fact lUadford had all ho could do to boat Nina W for tho place My Own car ried tho money in tho 111th event and making all the running won in able gallop King Idler upset Peril and Capstone In tho last race out classing his opponents by many noundH Ills iiecutho Committee heard Mefmrn fieauian and ticott the owners of the Isllp Htable In regard to the ruling oil of Drumstick Tho e gentlemen handed In A sworn statement to tho effect that they were the bole owners of IJrumntlcU and that no lar as they woro con cerned thee was nothing fraudulent in the running of the treldlng In tbe race In auextlon Neither of the owners wore present on the day of the race but both had bot on him and showed tickets to substantiate thelrstatemeyt There were somo hasty words between Mr Hcott and one of the representatives of the Hudson County Jockey Club and at the close of the heating the Case stood as before Drumstick ruled off Mr Roanian who has been ill for some time and run a risk In being out In such woather as that of Tester day says that ho In through racing In tho win ter The owners of tho burse think It Is preltr sevoro that they should be held to such strict accountability when neither of them wore Present One of the officials of the club said that they should be there to protect their prop erty The cape undoubtedly end In Drum stick being reinstated unless something son Rational turns ui Abe horso was the innocent Instrument of tho fraud T11K FIRST BICE Donnnle Lass Facial n and Mlllerton car ried mobt of tho money In the enlug event Facial II 1 and Mlllsrton were tn front all the way the former winning by a loncth while Mlllerton Benedict and Iuradlse were next beads apart In the order named All wee very tired at the end Pars S2fO of which 520 lo iccond for maidens of all ayes ilz furlong vvoodburr Stables hr g Facial B 4 by Mr PIck wickKate McDonald 107 llnnegan I Cordbam btable 5 b c Mlllrtlon 3 IKI III 1enny 3 T HarrlKich r Benedict 4 ir Kelly H Paradise Ibid Vase OIly AIm Lore fUco Foralrner Frank Warner klounle 1sos and Helen BUy alto 1 ran Time I s Mt 4 Brttlnr Agalnit I Bonnie Lao mot Facial B 4 to It no i 1 illllrrton Ito 1 Item Lore Utu 1 Benedict S to 1 Helen Oily so to I ParadUa 40 to I bold Vase Illlr Flaco and Foreigner rachAo to 1 Frank Waruer I to I Mutual paid 5Bt 440 of lrallk THE SECOND IUCF Bhotover Herman and Harry Fanstus car ried the bulk of tho money In the second event but good judges played Lomax and Howe both good performers III the mud Lomax took ha track at the drop of the flag and was never beaded winnIng handily br a loncth from Howe who was second throughout Ur Jekyll was third throe lengths blieJ Iurie JIM of which 0 to lecond elllng allow ance fire furlongs J 1 K Uorman ch g Lomar axed by Fauitua Halleck Hi Gorman 1 Union Stable ch r Howe 4 ILl Orimth 3 Ynt be t IJk ltlorl W J Falterron I b r lr JekylL 4 lluFreenian l 3 Herman hhotnrer Harry Auitu Carlow Shake pcare and Cupid aIo ran Time 1OtiH BettIngAgainst Shotover i to I Ileriuc 314 to I d1f oh Il I Howe and ifarry faiutu each a to I human 6 to I Cupid and Ur Jekyll each lots t Shakespeare and Carlow each U to I Mutual paid 17 Tl ta 71 f to THE THIRD RACE Vendetta was pounded all over the ring for the third race but ut tIle end Hot Scotch car ried n lot of mono Hot Scotch nnd YVnboo cut out the work tn the upper turn bore Von dotta joined the lllly and haying iilonssido ber until the furlong pole draw out and won br three lengths Grlllltu pulled up Hot Scotch nt the furlong pole on a nretenco ut fouling but when ho made his claim It was not allowed Hamlet was third run ISJO of which HO to lecond illln allowanc Beaconsfleld Stables b K Vraditta 6 Sensation S Unto I v Jones 1 Union I etablea ch f Hot Scotch 4 149 Crlffltb 3 a nPooleebr b Ilamlet 31JO 8oden 3 Wahoo also ran ranTim liM Battlni Fire to 4 on en ltu against Hot Scotch 3 to 296 l hamlet 5S3t is to 5 Wauoo 7 to 1 IIlIlual paid THE FOURTH JHCE Golden fool and Bradford cl sol equal favorites for the fourth race nt six furlongs but Nina W and Dnttembr were also fancied some Bradford and Mna W fought It out from tho start until the furlong cole heN Ooldon Heel camo stroll on the nutnldo und lIOn br aJcniTlh ant n half Bradford under tb whip beat Nina W a lioad for tbo plac lme I too of which 7S to ncond all ages six fur Ient Exclor Rubles b m Golden Reel 6 br Spendthrift I ietU Fretman I O Wabaum s b h IIra lford i a IcniBoOen 3 J 3 ixiotx h in Nin w 3 uniciartonj a fiattertbr and Amalgam also 1 ran Time 1M1X Bettlmr Aimlnst Braitrord ana nolden Reel each 8 ta 5 Batterstr H in l Nina I W is to I AmalgamS 60 tol MutmlspaldMui fi6if2ca THE FIFTH RICK Mr Own v as the favorite for the last race and she rlcUy deserved that honor opening a Lisp on her laid at the drop of the flag find winning br 50yards under a pull Feitus was second all the war and Dnlshea two lenKtlm before Ilalph BHok third The winner was bid up to 1705 nt wilch figure show as bought br her owners Inn woo of wljch PO to second i selling allow ances 000 mil Clifton Stables eb n Mr Own 6 br Benatlon Queen s Own Kt Clanon t J Itsnsoms tx r tusaitd 0711 Penny a Matt Sharp b i e lilililscl i 6 na Taral 3 lilng William JIm Jal hlnk and Kluc Sonic alse ran Time his natllnrAfatnit t Mr 4wn to5 lUng William 8 to It I Rnlph Black 4 to 1 Jutes S to i i Jim elates 12 to 1 KInk 2 10 It IClllr Foaaso WIG I Iulual paid 70 522u S61IO S61IOTilE THE SIXTh Bier Peril was favorite for thelast race but King Idler and Capstone did lat want for sup porters After Bob 0 I hail B own the way for a quarter of a mile Uoane piloted King Idler through the field and drawfag away at every stride won with ridiculous east by ten lengths Bob C securing the place through Tarals de termined riding with Cupston t good third Purse W ot which fW ta second illng allowances i seven furlonta Saratoga Stables 11 0 Itlur idler 4 by 141 Alfonso Idler 115 15 Sloane Wilson TIlorK I g fob C oi mjTarll 3 Baltic fctablel ch g Capstone 4 Ill lit ilcnermolt a Melodrama dreenfleld t ompentatlon full John Jay BHaaumah and Hatqoet alSo ran Tint 137 I BettlngAgalntt Fertl 8 tn V Capstone and King 1IIIIIIIAFlnfl I I t Bob C and Melodrama each s to Il Oreenlleld 15 I to I liaoquel and Jobs Jay H e Nh W to 11 I llaaumah vito I and CompeniatUn lou ioi Ma lulls paid JU 0 53 050 Ju58sdea vs Ca m lMll Cmcioo Feb II Itsa I Va WUor oIM fWttM flues I In reply to the challenge of W B Campbell contained In your sells of Feb 2 1 hara to lay thai bays never competed tn any bicycle cellIst which In rolrad the ohampltiuihlp of America and hold no claim on that proud title Neither hara I any great desire lo engage In match races but aa Mr Campbell seems rau uxlana that wa should melt I am willing to accom modate Mm In a ltttr rc lrd ream Mr OampbaU loaay ha auggMla that one raaa aa nn In the WOOl one In the Kail and ona on some mutral ground btSit two polnta ThIs U fair coO itaianaUa On Jon ail I will b rady to mat him In lbs mil an the Cbelten ham Ila h track and a week later wa could ran of the nqBartral Niagara Fall The half at Dttrollor Cleveland would be quit tauitaotary la ma and coula 3 k ran as soon after 1111011I aoonraUnt but iol later than Aug 1 Ai the rain ot a prize MD ta ba a matter of no Im I lIo f Parlance or coniUerattan to Ur Campbell I will I I tit tbe same at I3UX whlah amount when arrangm are completed I will ba placed In t she drrD either a W Fourdrtnlir adllorof the Ktiictna flif or e h I naroL Chalrinan of the U A W Kaclog Hoard wan will Ce that It 10 1 upended for the lutendea purpose Tb price 1 to ge lo lbs winner f tie two facts and should the Oral two ba won by lha sable man It will not b necu aary to run off in a thud event It would think be abaord to stilts thai the tat w N f or I aa haapto hlp of Aotrloa That will be aatiafaatoillr ttl 3 1 bo pa at taa t A W Mattaaal Ctupt tahlpaUwrUUi a m Vnirl7 Ift I APXKK 1IIK nATTLtl M OB MeCatrtliyBBd ISle PrleBdii Cone flop New AIot the Flakl BOSTON Feb BCa McCarthy and many of theN wYorl eri returned to Gotham this afternoon on the 3 oclock express There Vas n rush for him after last nights content to learn the cause of his queer mode ot denting and the explanation wai ample his loft I wrist was sprained In the third round and every blow ho landed only Increased his sulTotlnff This gameness during the succeedlnc sixty seven rounds wan something heroic and hIs friends after learning the cause of the np Parent weakening wore still ready to back him to the last cant Dlxon has made a great name for hlmsolf by standing up In front of MoCar thy ns he did and so great an authority ni Al Bmlth of Now York says It Is practically a vic tory for him He took enough punches In the stomnch to have made nn ordinary man sick Ills Kauiones was matter of universal al t mlratlon If tho men should again come together ho will have all the backing he wants It was a great contest from B arlentific stand point McCarthy clearly showed himself to be the better ring general tie was lIa spry as a cat and landed many a clean blow without a return During the progress of the contest he was frequently hlsted for apparent uowardlce but tbe condition of bis left hand was asufllolent explanation of his actions That he could dr cplvo bis opponent lor slxtysoven rounds and save himself from defeat was a great surprise to everybody when the facts were known But there is I still some crltlflom of his np paront efforts to Injure Dixon In some manner cither than with his lists Tho condition ot his hand did not seem to warrant his continual dropping In front of Dlxon In such a manner that the latter almost stumbled oven him every time Neither did Jt warrant him In wrestling and strangling Dixon when ho bad him over the ropes but the referee was suIts lied that thero was no Intentional fouling ami he merely cautioned CHI l not to do so again McCarthy aUxrvvnrd admitted that Dliou wad tho best man ho over tackled lilxons fondness for his old drabcolored tlihl8 nearly cost him the battle He has won io many victories In them that ha instated I upon wearing thorn last night although they fitted him orr snugly After twenty rounds I bad been fought his legs began to ulve out bo cauo of restriction of circulation IIlvO I suffered greatly from cramps and blld I he gone down It would have been an impossibility for him to have arisen Met nilhy must have seen this yet ho had a wliolisitiie respect for Dlxons r Kht nnd loft and didnt take advantage of tha latteia woaknoss Well lie Did Well AMvhow If Cal SlcCarthy had been whipped by George Dunn all the sports In Jersey City would har bought black necUlei and worn cap around their hate for a month They had bet everything they bad except Urea and they were willing to stake them that Cal would win and his defeat would truly have wrought diluter tn lbs lawn II waint 10 much the money that would have been mourned Tie honor of the State wa at stats There never was inch iDtrrrit shown In the city In any flifhl as in this one Every body was wild for news from Boston Th telegraph and telephone omoe were besieged and the sporting houses where It as thought new of tho flglit might be had were crowded until long after nuaaiiht The fret authentic news f the tight came from Tan Sijo office about I clock 1 bat WM that forty three tonal had been fought and Mrtartht wa getting the vorrt of It There hal teen a number of report from fiber sources before one that klci arthy had won lu the ntth round another that Pilot had won In the twelfth and it third that t al bad broken his rival arm In the forty keconrl 1 here served 10 mane letting nreiy At l uu oclock new wa re CeivcI from Tur Bus ciillc that itxiy three rounds bed beet fought and they were Mill at IL avery Jersey man was untuned thru that Cal Would not be whipped and the crowds thInned out A little Numbei itaynl hoerer until tie result ot the and ot the fight bAJ teru rcheil It WUK a dli app ate I lot of spurt that got tu but It wan a thankful lot at the tame time It Is 1 lute to say that two thlrtli or all the Colored men In the cIty had money on DUun 4I 11 144 came out lu the policy Klip lu tie afternoon and ovens colored man teliered that It meant success for the colored boy lu the early part or the evening there wax no McCarthy money to be had ai any of the rreort it lbs colored turn but later when McCarthy friends heard of It they 0000pod down on the plucitand took all the Illioa bet they ninld fet hold of It was reported tn the city yritordar that the fight w nld bo renewed last night That McCirthyi Mend hail not lou faith In him IB shown br the fact that they would not agree to call on any of tIe bets while thrr was any proiprct of a contintianct or the tlhht In mia another Iti tcb Il I arranrd Jerpermen Hand reedy to tlouble their betS alit there will be no lack of tnonry wagered uu the fight froiu the McCarthy side at any rats IfCelored Slithers So On Tul Way Colored men all over the country have be come excited over the success of their brethren In the pngllUtlc world For a long time they bare hem woe ihlpplng Ftrr Jackion WheuUodfrry whlppul Jack Auton lohn Uhuillransfermir aide partner the y wept tan of joy and now that Ueorge Dixon has fltood CIT Cal McCarthy the champion feather weight of ILowtrld their eiithuilaim boos no bound VVher rrr a colony of colored people is I located there wa happiness yeiterday morning when the news ot the draw wa mad known to them At mi pUc woo this exultation more evident than at Coney lnlnd u beti Pile tlfnitorn the wei l kiiotrn road house pro prietor of ilrareieml rates ilfiwn to ls barroom yes tenlay morninv ho informed his colored porter Jor that McCarthy had born unable to whip Dizn Joe who wan sweepliKiiut at the time dropped till broom oretched lie eea to the sins of part wheels letS up both hands In aostaiy and exiUltned tooil Lndl Hood lci d t Tut new Will raise the wind In t oontou n Thy oIl be cracy before noontlm And rrtv Mister Lonnorft do you know what will liapprn if tie bTack mm f i on licklu1 the white bcuple I VMiy soy tiei 11 top uiln their razora and gu In to BuiaiMu each other with their list ta MetropoIllHB flowing 1iiV Moxlng Cern petition Capt Jim Pllklngton ot the Metropolitan Rowing Club who Ii Chairman of the committee ap pointed to get np tie club annual athletlo entertain nunt U rerUnc hard te make their buxlnif competl ties which tates place al ParrpA Hall ne t Saturday one of the bait teen In tIlls city thIs winter Jim Pith Inton scud yesterday There tiara been lereral good competition held lately sad I am now endeavoring to secure the winnrrs In those competitions for next hat lay It now look from the number of entries no far received that a preliminary meeting will have to be hell and mould such be the case U will be bell on the evening of its Uln Hold waichn are the prlte In each clan which are III the special chaises 1 n I 12 and I4i pound The Intel are now on exhibition at HiaMlnff Fntrie close Keb 1 with Jim IllklriKton Mount Morris Hotel lauth itrcet and Third avenue ToIinlOB and Iloweti trill Fight ToJUT NKW OniKANs Fob 8 Charley Johnson of Mlnneipoil and Andy llowrn the champion light weight of LouUlana will fight K morrow at Ablln tpringa near New Orleans the former at 1V1 pounds andth latter at IMponnda The two principal wont to Allla till rrenlng They hare been training for some tlne and are In excellent condition hone is i omewbat better than the MlnneupoliH man and is 1 lead l Inn 1110 In the betting Tie light will take place In tbe old bull ring at Ablta where it wai originally arranged tbat bullh an and Kllraiu should light OLeary Onfor the llattlo Oroand Patsey OIenry who Is matched to fight Faddy McBrld of Fhlladelphla at the Buffalo AthletIc Club to morrow left last night for the battle grounl In company with Hddla Hweenry one of tile barker and trainer and a delectation of member of the Edward J Sweeney Athatlc Olub OLeary looks In prime condl lion and will strip In the ring at about 1J4 pound lie toll a dcx reporter yesterday that be knew perfectly well the contract be had lu perform nl barring aid deut he appeared conddenl of winning Tliitt Would llcciimn of mincer Bit Elllnger the colored heavy weight of Jersey City wants to meet rter Jackson to morrow night at ironhclm Theatre In llobokaa and he may But the chance He is I matched lo Hunt Bill Own of ayonne and it in fair trim for a tight ills barker hens not yet decided whether to let him run up agalnxt the Australian or not LUinjrr h i conndent he can lat four round against Jackson It be cant whip him Joe Donovan Made a Mlatukn IIOOCLAND Feb 8In a sparring exhibition last light between Hike IUIr or Uangor champion light weight and challenger of She world and Joe Don van the Main challenger middle weight Donovan evidently forgot that It wss a starring exhlblllou and tried to rush Italy and was knocked comtlttely out in the second round IlIps wlgbt was Isis and Dono van lie pounds Daly says hi will tight Billy Uyer la any way b desires A rrlie JPIaBtcr Heat to Jail LEBANON hid Feb 8Ed Corey one of the principals In the CoreyKeating prlzi fight on Dee SO Was sentenced ta day to three month In Jill and fined tfa CereyS leeondi are under arrest and warrant are out for other she were at the fight Corey autagnll aaa fled Craiacoantry IluBBlnK by City Collog Bla dentS The City College students held the third of U series at wetkly runs from Fort Ueorge yesterday Bionilng The runners started from the Atlantic Hotl ran around to Seine Dock and back byway of Wash Ington Bridge The first vain ill was lb II Barnes 53 II ascend J llayaea and he third Illliltbraiid eS The course was somewhat heary owing to the rain but wai none the lee cohered on arcoant of the mad The ran nut Saturday will he hell from the same place New York Kite lob The New York Hide Chub lucid Iti second off han handIcap match at Cyprus Park N wtowa L L yesterday afternoon Owing to the unfavorable wartr only Bra member were present and tbaaeer made ware lower than Dnal T J Dolan who tiled a 38 callbr Remington scored S4 oat ofapowlhl Ills H Harrington with a 8 callbr Billard male 75 J Vnan who used a 4Ocailtre Nharcs also had a score on V Daly u i calibre Mayuanl 71 and U A Hirong 45calllre kharpa military rifle cored ua Tb faDe wai yJ yarJ rIse PrlBccton Man Club PBIXCETON Feb 8In the contest of the rrtnceloa Club Stout won the Brat poaUlon kJUlng u bird out ef a paMtbl 25 I Hod Jr JO ail W W Lenett It The raaleh was conSisted mdtr the Leaf tatamiillasi aUtaa SI yarta Me barrel only kola I 1IIK OIIKAT CUES HA1CU Th ristrer RtalluKllnvr His Ta klporlB Won tke ThlHaenlb Dame The postponement canoed by tho death of CaptainGeneral Halsmancn althouch unwel come to tho e interested In the championship match at Havana Inasmuch as the contest bad rtncbed a very Interesting stage as far aa the scire Is concerned will have a beneficial effect urxxi Messrs Uun berg and Tscblgorln Nine tesn tanies baa boon played so to the poet ponetvaut and each master had ecorod even gamoBAwhllo live games ended In drawn An tho Ocrufrols funeral has been fixed to take pIties toiny thero will probably be no contest but It 8 anticipated that ulay will bo resumed either to morrow or on Tuesday It may bo add hero that Mr Tnolileorla has only taken ailvmtngo once of tho rule prov Moil for obtaining Vulr play while Mr Ounsbera has come up tolti scratch on all occasions Uu thu oilier hand two games wore played on ono duly a fortnlgnt ago anti but lot tile above monlloaod Incident t be prescribed number of Ramen twenty would have been recorded in the Urn waoka lu which tbo match has Leon In progress Communication wlln Havana has been very unreliable On several occasions toe cable broke down News tUeroforo was delayed while on two occasions the mall siearatrs ply Ing between the Cuban tort and Tampa met with accidents which delayed tha despatch of tho games for several days This being tlm caso now nothing further than what has already noon given can be said of games BOV tlileen eighteen and nineteen A private despatches that tho proceedings throughout tho procrtss of the match have bean of tho most brtrraonlona nature Ibo players are on tory friendly tennis with ouch other not a single dispute of any ort having arlion and the committee thus Havana Club havedonoull in tholrpowpr to make the utar of the masters nt pleasant Sq i poxslblo They have been visiting bovorHl finis sugar and to bncco plintatlnns Iheywfri the cue ts nt all tile festivities given by thft leading clubs and numenum private dltmcm bulls and other ontertiilnmouts W4rC piuvKjed solely lu honor of AUssri OunsberK and Tschlgorlii wholmvn been oloclmt lionnraryinioinborB of thin following clubs Tho Havana Choss Club thu I Ililon 1 t lub I Il I i Cahinn 1 bpituultha Ger man Club and thoCltcolo Mllltnro All thcne Inslltuilonn are uijual to any of tholr kind in tlllior America or hnropo vvbllo the Inlim Club El Casino Kunanol and IH Clrrolo iIllltnro are charming plaroe of report and boitiitlfullv suited to the climate Nona of these clubs is political they ore all devoted to octal intercourse only The genre ot tile game heretofore printed nn the thirteenth was really the fourteenth In the great match between Messrs Tsclilcorln and tiunsborg The official score of the thir teenth game Is appended OAJIE Xin KIKO3 GAMBIT DKCUKZTA MB THcnioonjN aia fiussnino hIii1 IItaek 1 PK 4 PK4 2 IK B 4 KtK B 8 hi Ktgns JiKt 5 4 KtB3 P03 i IS Bli 4 EtTIl 3 n I Ktg 5 ngiu 7 JO 3 1 i IK it 3 H pFi 1ItD y yK a 11K Kt 5 10 IK 113 HxKt 11 JxU Kt x Kt 12 P x Kt KtK a 13 POK14 hIlit 3 11 I1 xP 1 1 13 P0 0 I iu x 1 1C BxBIMch Kioq 17 O x Kt 1 nQ iiq2 18 UK 4 ifl B I 18 ItJi an PO B 3 21 ItK 3 KtBsq 21 11113 Jiixht 22 K x U Iti 2 21 lt Qht 3 ch ill 15P 1 ii X ii 2i U x H 1i K 1 I 2fQxlP U V 27Qxl Q x Kt P n itit si KtKt3 21 gKii I IlU 2 in i 0M8ch llK sq DhQxP y o 3 112 gu 3 nS n I iu i llK 4 KtO2 H4 KKtsq ilK 35 gH 8 ch KK 11 p gKt 7 ichi K0 BII I7 HIi 5 KtKtJ afl 11K14 llK 4 II 18 llK B aq 11K 2 dii iB I Qhl 4 ich 41 1y4 QKt5 42 1fl 3 Q1t 4 Siisy ch KtK 2 44JtxKt Ox 11 45 gKt 8 ch Iteslgns Eatrlei for Oiitlcnbiirc Tnroyeitrolel Mtuke The Hudson County Jockey Club has re ceived the following entries for their George Washington Stakes for twoyoaroldsto bo de cided at Guttenburc on Feb 22 The distance Is three furlongs and the added money 1000 makes the prize worth striving for II Slr arrrn IrX chfby Unondaga rianele J It UyraHuMte ch fby noodlauils Cab A for nef Killed Knack bar ur f by Ionr Taw Alice bruce ImplreMiWesCloier ch t by MllnrrFeda ibis W H llaleous i 54 11 II l ur c by fnculnr Babes Aut urndjl htable1 Duke John Ucby Lute of MflitroMeKeiliA v tctorlu 1 11 Vlcturmirk 5 b r Ijy iizsrritia I J II McCormlck b rbl 111 Useil lair barbarian Jeter Vaden a rarora Itt f by Him iir1 avorew later VValden Kit b c hy Ellas Law rrnce Ijily hel y VV C holy a Sleet buy ch o ly l Ecu Brnri k lllKbllmhti VV C Hnlys b I hy EL Klaiiioteu Follrt R kS hrrefi Out reIns ch c by roreatrr lucra it liar bees Ilnise br n bv KuseriUrncllla 11 horcr MelroBe ch c by PMrdre Lady tialyrrii I Johuson Martha VVashlngton bkf by Joe Panlrln Alfaraln I Johns ms Prlscllla h t by llyder All Typhoon K 5tieppar l s AUrmln b t by Alarm lute Ureiawlch ctnble 5 Hlll Hayard b I a br Vol turno llfrdy Ureenwlcb Htnbles cb c by Urn d Or Avondale IMtle MHble Pert b t by 11nelt hllk Oowu faitle stable Bermuda b o by lleiuu fair lady Castl Stable Ulaucus b c ly lllrnrlgL Tolkat L Hart b c br AUrmKccola SI l lawyers b g by huh of inulroselerfecto St Uwyers ch u by lIen 4Orfloodlark 41 tStslbounaa Addle I b C by S oltlgeuriet 4 Walbaums Just ti ch f by oratford By ant Itys is talhautne Ctaudlnii br f by Iroiiiols Koulotte triton Stable Kitty Bch t by rmimrer Aline M Ilotranii AMtr mat Mac b o Lv Lone Tovllunce SI l Korans Tom Donahue ch c by Luke lUackburu Anne AiiffjitaA lakeland Ma 1g L b f hy arwlek Altitude J fiennetti PrUts Kc t by Kjrle rMlyRtllow V r Kollnss Hirar Lima rli f by a terrrPonraster Lun 1 Kucalf Its Williams b f by Illnunr rive lee K IIIouune liras AiiOtc I u I r bv yttlrfm I U hat Is It U H lOss lea bird br f by hupatlou Fiona J ft Grhau Forciii f by Uarwlck 1 IseteL TTnc lit lose Intrlllcence CiiAHLKSTot fx C Feb 8Tlto schooner yacht Alice room 1MUJcl Jni for lua un ulcer nr rived hero to day lx 1 inimoforr Jarvlsofthe Hamilton Yacht Club has sold Ills faiiKMii uthbert do lbs tlLils Wings to A sjuJKjieor llumilou yachtsmen HUJ U non Lulldlnt a U foul cutter ot his own ie ljii wMrh Ii I CAlciitatr l to be a vrle whinrr ommolore Jurvl and Couimodort Newell the Rochester Yacht hub are both yacht architects as well as warm frAiiN antt yaohtvuirii uii both ISIs of the lake are wonUt riiiK whloh tommoiloro can deiIT his faStest boat as Mr howell also has a t footer uuJer way The Commodore and otfleers of ilieRnchrnfrr Yacht Club have male out the schedule i f cltiti cruiess fur the season of to it will open whit A rrtilso Kxrtat hailim Hay in May 91 Jn August a trip to lot In Bay en Lake Bite m contemplated This will ocmpy a fort night as the fleet will re tulre I to sail tn I Niairaru on tin Luke thence to the 5 V iam1 Cunal and be iou ril to Port Ialhnuleon oil leSs 1 Irl Ilie II tanre from that iDiot to the Day la tout 151 mile Suinenf tbs flyers In the Kocbeiesr lIed t wilt roiiirts In H orlnthlsu re salt tO be held bv lie erctaiKt t acht Club tlHiirof the Kocbetter aohts will also tko hurt tn tue circuit f lie Lake Yacht lUiinjr AssociatIon wit h Ills ear will bold regattas at Hamilton on Our U lurnnlo Auir IS anil Id Klntitio Sue JU Oawe u Aug JJ and char lotteRoitieiterou Aug JU Odd nail End of Hpor The smoking concert or the Manhattan Cricket Clots will be held ai 417 UrlJie Street Unmklyn on t so in An Interesting and novel tourney will begin shortly at a resort in Kltti atrnue Hnioklyn twelve nf the best domino players In llnuklyn baying entered so far The lama will be llie draw came The entrance tie Is I IS tan Francisco Is Ii receipt of a fresh coo9igmellt of sporting taco of prominence chiof among them beiiig lurk Itoche ut St Louis Itoche cornea wIlt the inten tion of backing look SleAnlttfe the craCk Slew Sort lighter aatttst Jimmy iarrolt the light weIght in a 01st coolest bucked for Much 17 neat In tis Cailfor lila Club auditorium Then Mr Ilucne nil pit Jake fceherfsr The liard ol bllllirdlsni aralnit Irof James Mcrieerir of this city Inckr lialdwm lib hind McnerT with his dollar and Schaefer win be asked to ITO the Professor about sut poInts n cushion carroms In IOM point At tin poollinldwln will not ask any odd and will risk at least tliiou on hi man Udtn radtmic Central Park Ridihe Academy AND TBAININO ANT IIOABUINQ MTA IIL1sS 7TII AV KRdM oH HTO 60TIT ST Containing accommodation for over S5O horses No culra charge for use of ring or Accommodation for owner horses Special attention sine to hrglnuer rJlAiN ED P4AftlpLk UO1tEod IcoSt HAII AT ALL IIPdEII VIILCULLg8 MA1LJD ON Al 1 LICA TIlN wag sw LAN l fOIUIiriOR Tlia only estatiHsbmenl in Mew Sort containing a rld lag academy and nUmni boirdtng stable cimplst in every detail of both department rums K II rilATT UANAOKIt FIFTH AVENUE RIDING ACADEMY ANTHONY A HUNK proprietor Slh ay and UOIh St only school where rldior la taught theroogblf and eye tsn llcallj sauCer the yeroual iprylsun ot llsrr carlAatliour buecUl attenUoo aUdlaau 4 cbllOtea end for circular The Boulevard Elding Acm IKlDLEVAKD CORNIJH WHST BOTH sIT BOAKUINUANllTKAININOMTAniRH Ar the meet eoiatorlatle cud wu lpt that owners et horse can Bud a Cre I ar w Van TasseJI Kearney Have unsurpassed facilities in their now mammoth building for the careful storage of fine carriages and sleighs AT Till FlUiKmlKU ItATBflt For nroncbitmB 001cc T oart CoupeIKwiawajra and other four tmneiitfrr tehlt lee X6o per month her berlIn ItocViKiiya Lamlau Cnachea BaroaabaA and ltpasfeugtr seiileo 4 per rtonth lor Iliaetoni Itoad M agon Carts aud twopaaeag vehicle at icr month Pot Mtfltf s sealing six person 14 per monb For Sleigh seating three or four persona HBO r a nnntli Ior Cleight sealing two leleone tlM tier mouth II ISTINllUll soil eAr A ritlUK CAN UK NAHItO WIT1IOI flRTIIItll VMAKlli hXCLIT COUMU HlN 4 WIlKJ Mlll TIIK iAiuihsi sTorx nr 11000 SECOI4DUAXD CAllfllhtUi4 of the moat ysriel kind tn the city on Drt rate sale attn a lart stock nf MVV and MKUOXlt HAM IIAKNbt OK ALL JHAllIa and weigh aaaV die brldlra Jro VIM TdfiKcll 5 Kearneyt Ilorin send Currlonn Iteronllerr Mud Auction Ilonntai Inn n1 1110 rant lUth t ThrotiRls to ia1 227 ItO Eaal 10th Sri Xtecnlur Anctlo Nsslen fit florese and Ou o rlaittca every Tueas r sad rrtta T TkrexuilM out the year ILHIMACYCO I1ITll AT ITfl TO 14T11 IT HARASS SADDLERY Third Floor Oar suek is complete and price are from 5ATO5Q rrR CENT lOWEll THAN ANY imtnR nouss Va have KlKCUL BAROAIMB IN RIDING WHITa lOc to9fOt C Cropv tile to S31O ULIflIMI St UUlllMia 8194 and 8 Ldml WOTtk 8J oo to gucon HTAIIM rlASKntF 8181 worth vaOO ant 3255 worth BIOO dreen IlLMI ROI11 nOO wcrthOOOO Pull IIUUIS V t0I0 Complete line ot IIimSH nnOTfl IncludIng edging OKANRU CALItORMAX and our own COMBO IOKO Catalogue of Hoot on applleatton fiTABIn REQUISITES at inch low pries aa will m i I Vrtse those who have been accustomed ta tha price s clurgsJ brregnlar dealers Racine Wagon and Carriage Gop MW QUAniEllB 151 snd 153 South Fifth Avenue and 1 7779 and 81 Wooster St BET nitOOUK AND HPniNO NTH 20000 squire fret ot show room ipace STOCK COMPRISES OVER 400 VEHICLES nUHINTSH S4U9NM FANCY DEIIV iii WAtSON1 LIGHT iiiviitY OAOONS BBIV lU 5YAGOtd HCOQIES IIOAII CAItTN PHAETONS J1UcInoa wts TVAOIIMTTKH r hEAVY KXPKEXM TUITKH IVO rnurKs HAHN KSM Ae LIOnS IIIVIKV VA ONH ro t OCNTUV USi A lIECIALTT All our Goods Manufactured by Ourselros AND SOLD AT HKASONAEIE PRICES EXPOItTEItH ITHOIE AIEnS BE TAiiiuscoNHU CALL ANI nrn UN AT AUCTION H5 6 STEVENS AUCTIONEER American Horse Exchange Ld EEUULAR TVEEItIr BALE 1VEDNESDATNEXTAT11 OF nORBES ENTKIEH CLOSE AT 8 T H TUESDAY BARGAINS BARGAINS BtCOSI HAND CABBIAOK3 LaIAt T 4 CliuiK DTIVEnS DOO CART All In iirstchsss order ready for immediate use M itv T IAKT our own build V CAIKIA E itnrAiu A soECEALTY Thorough work modttrnt prloea DESiGNS AN KSTIIIATIB urnewworkgubmlttacl 4 on application EDWARD GALLANANS SON cAicitiAnE itiii nrit L27 Vcul 4ith m rtu ii nd nib so AVCTX03XT SALE OP VALUABLE FOX TEBBTERS tie properly of MESHK 1 t AV JtUTIIETtFrnD on MIIUAV Yeii H lew nf 3 r 1 M it the American llnine Ilxrhnnce Jlmltcfli 1444 I IIUOAHAAV en Snrk cIty Dogs and ClIches of oil cues Ioll flj no reserve Can be seen Thureday eveuiiu and KrlJay morning at Horse Kschanife I ISO JUST ARRIVED lost SVIK t IIIAI IIIIHAT KHVCTMIN TIILLK CAll UIIIV1M tNI aisKitAL msnnsh n Siisit 1111 I t VinRRIrl 571 OBrund eL t ewrk 143 BUSINESS AND DEUVEHY WAGONS liur nr iiiaiMifaitturer 544 inoinj OlIn wagon a re band niA Je built on pr un iftn tiilly warrantfl Iii new in I lecotil lund iliifry uu acohe all sines anO styles fir exprcvt gore buirtit Inker UuuUrr cirleutero dry gods t Ill US WAUOV CO frBtitbiihel 1U 4tf IIiidHun st 1OT LJ at LJBJSINESS WAGONS Reliable astute M bottom price all styles1 all work warranted hartS tnaile Ins eollon of Block solIcited itrdrr rork u uprcUlt lie I sects on hand 14 KVy S OIk VV AilONUil I 17 lludton st roruer Hank A A ciiviii IMIMAIIV COIY if Ur Ilium hrey 11 Velrrllmrr VInnual l races rf treatment and inre of dialectIc aniriuli liorsrM collie Miern dog lioi 401 I poiltry cent frrr Aiilrns l IIUMHlKhYB llhDIClsi Co loilultomt 4 Sew YOft AT tKHATHVflllHfK live rhiiiikrbullt hor ra nltalle fArinrrH extreniriirn rocers Then milk men triickinii trial allosel I n i irlrr refused roust sell llnmeilitely liniifo fur Imriftlut Cuiupanr stablse JIM II eat 4tli su near Urual 1 uy 4 A SL I HN rlumky built h n ci suiutle forfermere a 0 Krocetn titjrci r Muy Jlenerul Ills vfil be aollai asarrllre Il Ias irlul titunei responsible partleef Cull on airount or Iratu prices from 5otollJA In quire Uu Mutt at t n mr iir ti1 st A fl lIHAliU Mne serviceable horses ana 11 inures wnrrIuiel MAMIATTAS IKUIlLCKSTAnLKK aioWtst33tblt BAIliHINTliree Berylceable linr e prlee 5O np 1i warS nltnue for any business KlfJtKauUAN Pb dii leet 4liu SI I1VK IlnjlhlM suit truck grocer npressrnenfarm uj lug family ua no I rs ronable offer refud 115 bulb Id slrar t Hclford av Krouklyn It C Ijvtlll hALLdty iiiade long body carpenter wagent 1 bargain IuluuiUUft Hrooklyn FOIt NAfirciitl I oil ia truck with racks aa J good as new 407 Last M it I POII KALI Tsara of young heavy work horia 401 1 I P AIR MULES 10 hand 5125t Ore huslneu bora 4 clieapijrlal given lid hasiau st Brooklyn I RPCRIVRO FROM ILLINOIS forty horses welghlD from I UXilo 170N v oiids sad all good worker and drivers Apply atSlo Walrt Brooklyn SVRCIAL DAROAISStN OENTLBMrN I FUJI lined b overcoats nalsktn cap glore and iltlgb robee before pnorlnr away r 0 I IMIAVNR furrier up town UI West 4I ci dowu town 103 Prince ci TOP nATKOnj NrniND WAOON In good rannlnf L nr4eri wlllearrJiojpoanil Call ur ajilrsss it Cedar St up stair mulisH tursea soil any buoineae lost work mast 511 J KXITKSdMAN 3 Van Colt ay cornel Uvnard OrnplAt rpo LKABRlpteMe 77t si Perk and Madison evil It J S3 Malt and wagon room Apply I to Bait a lh SI TO LEAdtt Stable 41v far and MadIson avu It t J stalls and wagon room Apply iw East JEHU I 2anno MOHHFH 123 to Ito aalt tecloss mortgage ACallstIlKtsgst The HtsslllOB Welllanton Hold I LXXUOTON Fob WolllnBton bay stallion ill own brother to Bunol 3 10H by ElectIoneer dam by Lien Oroton baa been sold for a high figure to Jud I ion H Clark rilmlra N 1 lay 3 Ii Madden of this city He will take ha n the i stud of Ihe tvilom lUlllan Bell lb was rceiiy horned As hiS brother Woe i sunol are held to be coo and tau prlca wopi Wei Uagtoa mMi c4 i ta U iin Mr COark a 4 Ul

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KS5sv I SUN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 f im TWENTYFOUR PAGES 7 miNis Dill it STB c Ctrl who Lately Cot a Tcral Or llrtMh e f JTrmolM from Mr Peako Ills Lliile Klctn of 663 Baltic atroot mado J d tprllratlon to the Brooklyn Charities Com V plsslonera last week for the commitment of I her liter Dora to thu Klntbuah Asylum for tho Insane Borne limo atro Miss Dora Klein sued William 1oako for breach of promise of mar riW She appsnred perfectlr rational when fcar caao was In court She obtained a judc inept In her favor amounting to S5000 By di rection of the Charities Commissioners the girl lately bv Ura Burns and I was examined titono i who submitted certificates to Judge Clement In the City Court yesterday that she was In ane Invlewof all the fut In th eRS Judge riement re uped to commit the girl to the asy q lum until he could son and question her and S Issued an order to hero her brought Into court some lime this week Dr Menu SIt ys ihnt the irlrl hes evidence of the disordered Mate of her brain by siltlne In Lb r room In her niRhtolothe bv eallln her lf Eve and her room the Garden of I den and r vasMrtliiT that her hunl and Is Adam and irWherUOeorge I Washington She bus itlll an action for assault pending esalnit Iaake who la a wallpat maker Fortmatelr lie Mleecd lie Ctrl HAMILTON Ohio Feb 8MI8 Lottlo Ix ncneckarof Eaton for tho last few days hat been visiting hero Charles Loomts became I fafataated with her and asked her to marry him The girl re I used repeatedly and ester I dav moraine the affair culminated In a tragedy Leo inle met the girl on the strut and onee lOon asked her band In marriage Upon her Sfuefll be fired two shots at her but both mltsed her lie then turned end shot himself IP the right temple killing himself Instantly LoornU was n broom milker and Is said to have ftlatiTas Centrevllle Ind TilAlUNlf ISTELLIOmta BDIATUU ALMAJIAC TH VAT ilia IK CSISuneeU 5 251 JoonrlieilO 03 aicu wAtia THII OAT Bt k e til I OPT lilandlQ2SI I HellOatelJ 15 ArriYed HATcaoAV Feb 8 State of Nevada Btewart Glasgow S abused eoata Londun t Germaalc Irving Liverpool fie City of Kerltn I and IverpooL aaOcean Vote notteriiam Be Endeavour Thin eon unndea Kip Annie M 8muli Hallev i olomba EjeamonilTatlor Fhllade plila fie Uorlaa Mctarlane Klniriiion MOIbera Braltiiwalt Rio Jaselr K Etcelalor lllrglni New Orieana He ODaltaboocbee DaggeR Havaniiaa 5sLoy r Miller Homer llaaior LVerlWi t arrival iee F1Zt9404 I ilHIIID OCT 11II But frm H v York t romrbnD UtLED Teas fOKllOIf rOKTS laOMoorn from Uarr tor Mew York laroalso n1n live Thdp liveIliroburc Iliroburc Jan 10 110 Hull Jan 21 enuylTmnlm Antwerp Jan 23 IC I iIira Jan 2 werlltll lon lnu Jan 24 Sretgn llarri F eb 1 Quecnitown Feb 1 Dvt lltintav fed 10 P1dn Boa bmptoa Fb 2 Harra Ju 23 Zu4fleav 1 b1L atadam AmlrdamJan 27 lJvt Wtdntitlatt Ill 12 ttyetraiaQanstown Pub 0 Ca1I Liverpool Feb 1 I uint tttt meIor4 Merle Underwear 0le1 wit 1123 Kid OloTcc two patent fMienen 67o 0110 SIDe Da7Qs 8uip n4 riV Sic I 4 ply linen cutlets too lA J rla KENNEDY 2 CoriUadt C up tUln Bek r nitteri since acknowleagea to bt tar tar th bMi aoanottt ilomach bltun ml whtthir tuto pure or with wine or liquor nPrJ TrlropKrrnn baalln and Inrlf cntM the hair Unpvtlni clou and allkta softusla Afflicted With CuBcer WuttBfdlJu Try WAGNERS INFANT FOOD Blair PIllaGre English float and Rhenmttlo I I EamKJT Inn Fromot and bffectir At DrugglJts I astnr Bitter make health and bealtk I D kM britht mr cheeks aDd Aapplnua I J t ep Dress Shine mail to measure fl forts DODO beIIer hOT pno HOH aa t8il Broa1 Way I J DENNING CO 11CJClDaO TO A T STEWART CO RETAIL PARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE CARPETS Third Floor FURNITURE Second Floor UPHOLSTERY AND First Floor HOUSEFllRNISHING GOOnS New Department Basement Are invited to examine the large ami complete assort ments III these doiutrtuicnts heir great facilities for nuanuhucl luring kc enable them to offer at LOWER PRICES than elsewhere SPECIAL SALE 2000 ANTIQUE AND MODERN ORIENTAL RUGS AT EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES KAYACKS ANATOLIANS DAGHESTANS KHIVAS IN BEAUTIFUL SOFT COLORINGS 550 6 7 each up RARE ANTIQUE MATS SIMILAR QUALITIES 225 250 and 275 each up In view of the increased European demand and the growing scarcity ot these HUGS all Oriental countries purchasers should avail tlicmselrea ot thifi unusual opportunity A Large Lot of Choice Patterns in WILTON VfLVETS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES TAPESTRY CARPETS bOo AND 65o PER YARD educed from Ooc and SOc REAL LACE CURTAINS At 900 Per Pair REDUCED FROM 91300 A LARGE VARIETY OF TAPESTRY FURNITURE COVERINGS At 500 Per Yard REDUCED FROM 700 Estimates Furnished for Reupholstering Housefurnishing Department BAWKSirNT Extraordinary Bar nlns Bisque Royal Worcester Crown Derby Dinner and Table rare in Conti nental and domestic manufacture and in all classes ot Housekeeping Utensils Broadway 4tb AT 9th 10th I Ste 0 lItrilll 3Jotirt M MUM WJNHIOWH MOOTIIINO HTfllUP lIa hrii used ior our tit TY VtAIW tyMILMONbof l MOIIIHiS for their rillLlinEN WIIILli TFKTIIIJIcl with THiHCT htCfhCS 11 fcOOTIUS the UIIILU OIThM ll iaMtl ALL45 all AIN l CLHIH WIIW rOMlmul 11 tallir h1 rtrofilr for IUIIJIIHhA 014 by druggIst Ir er rr pari cl tin world xac Iwttt 1 0 PsAVE New York from p itllano and death bunt tb gartmir ta4 us OIItOIClJIH IJltilN VhtTANT IlENa I1ItG 5 LO1ZJW A Le L B BouMier r Bros Broadway and 14th St SILKS Black Surah SIKKonodrm pattern QQn 39c only to each purchaser at I J UWUI Black Faille Francilte 9100 1 6ge quality I 24ln Black Silk Peau do Sole 1 150 I worth 9225 J WASH FABRIC ROBES 300 Swiss Embd Gingham Robes 90c lull dress patterns worth 936a J C Robes wid embdjr embd mUslIn 125 I full dress patterns French Embd Robes very line ele I gant embdy worth 1000 1250 l 2000 at 500 toI I KID GLOVES 4Button French Suede Qoves spring assortment Black Tansf t 69C1 Gras our 90c quality J Long French Suede Gloves Jout1 I ETfl quetalre 12 and 16 buttons large L50 I variety ol shades worth 9260 J w w BROADWAY AND 14TH ST FURNITURE Spring Season 1890 RJ1I0RNER CO Furniture Bfukere and IneporKre 61 63 and 65 West 23d Street dJolatac EoAe nee A tIt to oar TTareMOM will show the orcat advance a4e la the iarBltnr art dDrlns the pad twelre moatlu New Ideas and New Styles la Parlor Fnrvltnre DlnlBE Room Furni ture Bereo Fnrattnre and Library Far altnre Lowest prlee consistent with quality Wtt keep reliable Koode only NneelaieB FuraUhed Boeme llahtod by electricity t show tke effect at Bleat We bare a few baraalas left In Rldebaarde Bedroom Holten and Parlor Butte which we are closing at greatly reduced prices to make room or other good Any article eercted BOW will be held until wanted If denlred Foil line ofuclleh Braen Bedstead ear WB Importation at very attractive prlaen B JT noBNER A CO i THE DE GROOT ELECTRIC REGEHERAT08 2 m r 2 t r For DIeaara and Weaknesses ot Men IioIUPthlll nllly new 1D medicine and lo I a little wonder ueftonalag cures in the miM obstinate c at Lost or Falllna Iovter IServoua nrbllllv Drain Loiee 1renialare ffla Xff Atrophy anel all Kidney aiidniaeiarrTroiiblea Cures riuicklv rally and wttoott trouble or atten tion So plain anil simple that a y one ran apply it Effects Initantaneoui rood retulta certain o ODIIO aud OLD ME who nml that PhysI lflIV Decay from any caline nan a bold upon them wIll Sod tie KEQEN ERATOH prompt anil satisfactory u its I reemu A pprfect little man el Acta promyUy and surely 5 ont nlorMlrel packed on receipt of 1 4 Circular fre Xmrv rttvnrdtfnot at rtpmentrd TEE tl 01391 CO C8 Utirtj Ct lira Tcri B Altman Co HAVE JUST OPENED I MOTHER SHIPMENT OF NOVELTIES IN SHks Dress Goods XholuUng a variety of weaves In FANCY and PLAIN SILKS among which are many now ahados as follows Morphoe Crepusoulo Aorolitho Baloino Dijon Tueion Oriflammo o And in DRESS GOODS BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINES with col ored silk stripes and borders CANVAS GRENADINES DENTELLE and POPLIN BORDERS Rich Embroidered and APPLIQUE ROBES LATTICE STRIPED SUITINGS Picot Edge NUNS VEILING NEW CHEVIOT and POPLIN EFFECTS FINE ALLWOOL CHALLIES in new colors and combinations AND TOMORROW MONDAY FEB 10 WILL OFFER IN SILKS 2 000 yrdo CIUJJKLE CREPE in white and evening tints e S 75c yard IN DRESS COODS STOitJm JEKGS ZILJL COLORS O IsP d a yard fiWGISn CMWIOT SfJl7111NON 58 C iii yard JPIJiE JPJldJJJRI S flJJ7llN6S 250 yard 18th Street 19th Street and Sixth Ave 18th Street Station Elevated Road guttoatioBi I gjnc ubIttatt n Only 10 Cents THElli FOR wwE THREE MONTH8 reI 0uONE YEAR Oontury Harper Soribnors or Butterleki Delineator 4 k Ao TOO prater FEimUARY HOUSEWIFE will contain r THE OLD HOUSE IN THBJIOLLOW HuY Lo va Blelttaaoa rIll GItNfUS A STORY 01 1 57 vpoa Clark NELETONS IN CLOSftTS ua Male NELLinS UPPER DRAWER arrtet A C vr OLD MAMMYS VALENTINB A Pathetic Potm Mr M V UlO A VALBNTINn A Charmlur BltoJ Vcn H ll7ej K M3 tflUtnIvrsntw THK BBDBOOM ntirrn true eenn SaBIBA Hoflfbtt JIJDIr 8000 FOK WARMTUREVOL TION JLo IrT I ERENCI wrAl5 1 DRESSMAKINOHOVBLTIES IN APRONS THEIR lSSPRTTV COMIIINATION POR INCOMw6 SPRING Jenny Jane TUK WOMANS C Slotltlrel TIlE HRRDLEWORKIl BtVrltBlBier Itlonroe rLOW iR QejorgH BJV Knapp COOKRIlY r R THK SICKBOOMVVVVVVB W i WciMed Bnf liib WrfterMonlei FRY NG 7 MlT 4ban 7 HOW TO USE A HAM ilaria Jarlon aDlTORfAL NOTaS AND MIS ItLL LlesU W Bderaeai OTHBR PROMIMBNT CONTRIBUTORS ABBi I Blleabeth Hlunrt PUtlpi JHarloo Mariana oae Tfjrrr cooke jmio corOB IIIUJ 1t1 DUIII rbrUlln Tar aD nlrflCB Mary p w Smffb Alary O llnnBerferd riharlai Htebardi Bo Mr JolaD nherwood Laereila p Hl Mr jfv l l1ndy Vera 8luar Wbelr Eiza B Parker Ale M Gaumis Eleanor W P Bate ABd Bar s or ether Wellknown and Popular Wr2ler THEHOUSBWlrE IS THB BEST HLV8TRATBD raONTMbT IN TUB WOULD FOR BO CENTS A TEAR We cuaot Wtla to tell you about it la thIs advcrti mrnl Ou woman cayreaacd It vben she wrote to mi Rub number u jo moth better than the praccdlnr I dot kaow what you will do by I tad by Send 10 cent for three monlba vi Judge for yourself If 1lInlln TUE NEW TO1c IIVIf s lb 1a 1010 aOII Mil l011a84 100t1o penseausa ewnlng this fIyrllumhI wIll th rot a lOU tulrIDllon qntwrp 11 Uarw NonhPy or CFbflr Nnoas Irp9a KrAi Ilarrye nsietr or a 111010W 5 you ensfer Wi do thIs In 4l yen a uentifflI TIlE ul WI Want io Ilad out how mcli SUN 146 buy UnawIi orit ro should beth 11110 is boo us of IhHO pKbllalllIl you ran It yu are lrlld C au m 10 1lJ ubll ltoD UJl Q1rI Z00 a pna IDhKfltoa UplrL OlfLlI I CNTII 10 TK1I TI HO1 VfI PULIISHINO Co New Y Lppr y JACKSONS Mourning Store l CONTINUATION OF FIRE SALE i 00000 Worn or Black Press Goods Gray and Mixed Dress Goods Cotton and Wool Wash Fabrics Black and Black and White Silks WRAPS JACKETS GAPES LONG GARMENTS Small Furs Hosiery Gloves Embroideries Laces Trimmings Fancy Goods of Every Description MILLINERY c All to be closed oat REGARDLESS OF COST Ta lavrao alteravtloM that are betas a4S IB oar knlUlmet oeapal n to emelact emr tiro kalBe h retolore dlatrlkBteel ovejr four fleer entirely IB the m sI it ore I and fee aaoaaltr ft maklBB r m for new lab portatlOBB dally arrlvtfcir oblleeB us is oak ibis ancat rIBeo la prleeev W re1 are that 001 enitomer and all who mar arall tkemaelinra at this Ml will egret wlta no tkat our price ar fully 33 to 80 per cent bclotrvraat I aiked fur lao as coot liewbctrex JACKSONS 777 BROADWAY Between 9th and 10th Sts A0 J0 J CAMMEYER 161163165167 169 Sixth Ave COBNEB 10TU ST Continuation of Bargain Sale I or SHOES At about onehalf the price that the same grade of Shoes are sold for elsewhere LADIES1 PINE KID BUTTON BOOT 1 WITH BOX TOE AND rRKNCul 190 HEELi ALSO SOLID CO ItXRT i E5 COMMOHoENSE STYLE J LADIES OEKDINB nANDSEWEDl WELT BUTTON BOOTS WITH BOX TOE AND rBBNCU UEELS ALSO 250 SOLID OOJiFOBI COUMONShMSE I STYLE itEMS CALF SHOES IN BCTTOV CONGRESS AND LACE WITH 250 EIThER BROAD 11BDIDH OR WAREOW TOES MY AnVEHTIHEMENTS KKFEH ONLY TO NEW OOOOH I NKVEll HEAT IN DAMAGED Olt JOB LOT GOODH OF ANT NATUUK OH DiHCItHTION MT LINES OP BOOTS SHOES AND 8LIPPBRS ARB ALWAYS COMPLETE AND CUSTOMERS ONCE SAT ISFIED CAN ALWAYS BE BATISFIrD BECAUSE I HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND ANY DESIRED STYLE hALT MATERIAL OF THESE GOODS AD J CAMMEYER Sixth Avenue cor 12th St BHRICH BROS SACRIFICE SALE OF SEAL GARMENTS In order to effect a speedy solo of tho balance ot our hlghgrado Alaska Seal LondonDyed Garments WK SHALL OFFER THKU AT TOB FOLLOITINO EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES Alaska Soal LondonDyed Jackets 6500 reduced from 911000 Alaska Seal LondonDyed Sacquaa 9800 L reduced from 17500 Natural Nutria FurLined Circulars 1800 reduced from OOCOO The above opportunity will not ngain present itself this season CLOAK SECTION Ladies fine imported Cloth Gar ments handsomely trimmed 1075 reduced from 8300 Ladies exceptionally choico im ported Cloth Garments Silklined handsomely trimmed 1675 9 reduced from 4500 Sixth Ave 22d and 23d Sts 23d St Station Elevated Road How Lost How Regained KNOW THYSELF oorEIIII IIIOXENOm OF xjraraa A Bclcntlflc and Btandard Popular Mtdlcal Trtltllt on tho Error of Youth lrematureIecllnoIfciToui anti Physical Debility Ipipurltlriof the Dlood ly Jlteulting mom Folly Vice Ignorance Eicciaea or Ortrtaratlon ICuervating and nntlttlntt the victim for Work Builnrae the Married or Social Halation Avoid unikllful pretenders 1oeanu tfcla great Work It contains 800 pages royal Ito ntjfnl binding embowd full pit Price only 100 by mall poetpaid concealed In plain wrapper fin tratlre rroipectni Free If you applj DOW Tbe distinguished author Wm H Parker 11 D re eelvrdth OOLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from the National Medical Association for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS anti PHYSICAL DEBILITY Dr Parh dacotpl of Aailitant Physician may be coneulted conn danltallT by mill or In person at be tHe af THE VKAnOWf BTRDICAI IN8T1TCT Ko Bulflnch St Boston Mass to wboaeLl orden for booki or letter for advloa aboold to directed ma above HViutrr ltc ortl1 c I rttiintt tort The HOLLYWOOD Hotel LONG BRANCH Open for Winter MonthsI I Quests who desire accommodations at this 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everything beiiiK provided etcepi wluet t rear Ao for Malik I ecpnery sari nicaiure till trip cannot be eioelied note Central American ripreu Compesy furabtv places Perp rticuUr ai I p r tu VrYlllHI i Vt IRA NIUN J 16 Vtblteball it New Vork SAVANNAH PAhT KHKKUT AND PAR1KNQBB J trI tJ 1i rG LINN Poorteamen weekly from Jtew Pier A N Itilf W11 Kprlni t 8aiIIATrAHUuCllhE Monday Peb Id 11 PM RH NA oucilhh We dndr Feb 12 at I P JI b CITY IP HIKMIM1IIAM rlday PeU 1 listS P U oonectlnr with rentral Hallway of Ueorria and Ba vannti flnrl la and St rileru Itallway for all point la Ueorirla Klorl la Noulh i arollna I Alabtuia and Loulil ana Unurjseed acromiufidalton HrlKlala skis d note ror frelfht and paeMrr MI I IV to J P IIAHIIAiliN I I W 11 I ItlltTT Oeo Arell taet Aitf K and u liy bamnnah sat 1 Llue I hr HI liroadwar I all Rroalwey iC L nALKfcK Aunt Oc nMt mlilplo I ew Pier aiV North Hirer uroycaa Sxptwjt Companlw Tin SCOTTS EUROPEAN EXPRESST 11I AND 87 BROADWAT MW YORK r Mful note ron ihlpperi and Irarellen r maUed free Patkafea aiureued to all Parts of turooe hOc ant tiward 0 0 0 FUR IBODLOItR CAPES NBWB1T IYLB Isadiug tMhleubl firs all 2aM tar l psdac 51iW 1 I I SIAKKIIU l W1 BABBOTTKCOBNIXOOn Ttmriilay Pen e at tbe Brick Church by the RuT Dr It Van Dike 4 aMlatad by the Her Robert Barbour Laura B I taofbter of Mr EdwlA Corning to Norman Harbour I all of tbli city EBBUITnOn Thnnday Feb 0 at the I realdanoe of tbe brides parent Bridgeport Conn by the Her Dr Eton Potter aultted by the Rev Dr I VI Charles Ray Palmer ETtleno M dantbter af Ilarace Smith to Cbarlei L Foettr of Brooklyn th I BIOADlEYFOOTEOn Feb S u be reildenca ot the brIde mother by the RCT Ur J L Wlllard I f Oeorfe K Uoadity to Jejmle 11 Feels both of New Dana Coon DIED B1XIINQTON Suddenly M Jen y City on Pen T Bath Bllllnrton BelatlTei and thud of iba family and member of Mechanic Ln ge No 681 0 0 p are Invited l to C attend tbe funeral services an Tuesday evening at aoelack from bli late residence 09 i let at Jersey City Interment at tba conTenienea f the famiLy Heaaa omit floweri HBEJWOKI Thursday Feb S Elizabeth Bren gel buoyed wire of Henry Brenxel aged co yean aod 9 montbL liners eerrlce at I P M at the Lutheran Church corner of Kin it and Lexington ar today OBOHM Suddenly on the Ttb bit William U Craia aradTayean 1 mnntb and 12 dais funeral aervlcei will be held at his lt realdenee 43 North Moore it on Sunday at 4 oclock P M CBIIEN JulU A widow of Thomas Cullen Bailey crane Wcxord county Ireiaud aged 53 yean BA8ITT On Saturday Feb a I at ber late residence 2O Wcit lldtb it New York Mary McCanley wife of John Duty Jr Funeral at Little halls N Y J9OL ANOn Feb 0 LUzle Dolan elanghter of Thee and Ann Dolan aged 3 years Funeral today from her late reildenca 433 Bait S8tb U at 2 p M BE LEON AIIOISOll Fb Sot pneumonia John Da Leonardu natire of Palermo Sicily la the 43d year of bUage Belatlrea and friend also member of Ails Council I J A L of II are ropllall Invited to attend the funeral from hi late reildeuee sm Keap it Brook lyn E D this afternoon at 2 clock to the Church of Mount Carmel North ethit thace to SL Jobni Cemetery VJlOOOu Thursday Peb 0 Tbomn Oublgg In the TBth year of hi age fielatlTii and friend of tha family andfrlend of lilt grandion the Itev Thom 1uhlgg are Invited to attend the funeral from hi late reildeuce 54 Non troee ar Brooklrn E Da Monday Peb 10 at 10 L Hi thence to 81 Marya Church Leonard and Hauler at where a solemn reaniem ma will bo old for the repoiaof bin soul May he reel In peate mtflOn Friday Feb 7 John Fell aged 76 years Funeral from hi late residence 3J Warren it Brooklyn on Monday morning at 0 30 ocluek thence to Et Paul Church Court and t oars its when a aolemn high nau will be offered up fur the repoae of bla aouL Interment at Calrary Cemetery SUES 1reb tI Rose Coebtl ce Fleck beloved rite of lbs KT Dr a A P OoebeL Funeral servIces to day all I oclock ihirp at the Ocr mat Erangellcal Church 84th eL between lit and 24 an Kelatlrei and frlendi are cordially Invited to attend KNEYOn monday Feb 6 ixoo Ellen OKeefe belored wife of Andrew Ileney In the 43d year of bar am Friends are Invited to attend tbe funeral from her late residence 174 Cherry it on Monday Vet 10 at a oclock thence 10 bt Tereiai Church corner of henry and Ruigeri ita Interment after mm Member of Peter Cooper loW UAR No 36J raepectfully Invited OOUE Tbniiday Feb e Jamu Oar Hodgee aged 48 years 7 monlb and II days funeral eervlce at Adama MemorUl Preebyierjan Church 34h it near 3d av today 11 JU r I M BOFPUANOu lrlday feb 7 rrauk A ouuvnt cblld of Chalee It and Plieb A HoOinan of diph theria agrd J years A moothi and tl da h OTJMEMANOn rlday leb 7 at Inrt Rlcb mood B I Eat wife of Henry V Ilouieinan and atdeit daughter of Waehlnirton llawce Funeral Ipnralel from tbe reildence of her paroal ou Monday Yes HI KINNKlt On Friday Feb 7 at ber late reoidenc M Maedaugal it after a tort Illneu Mary Mar chant Klnuer wife of John Kluner In the 67111 year her age EllA I ItOn the itt lost Anna M wife ot W P t Kramer aged 4i yare t month and 13 days Funeral service will be held at bleihen Merrill RIb ar and JUt it un Tuexlay 11 oclock Ike body will be taken u ike t raab Iond Crematory for lucln ration UPMITTOn Frtdap Fak 7 ether Iste mlJejice I4J7M Sb4r4Vg aYe BatU lt a 011111 DIR MAOrnOn Friday Feb 7 Mary B Donnelly beloved wife ot William Magee aged 21 yean and 4 months funeral to take place from 307 lit av today at 2 r M NKSHITTOn the fth lent at his late reildenca 443 West 44th it diane Neibltt In tie 82d year Notice of funeral hereafter NKISONOn Wednesday Feb 6 Amanda Belies aged IM I yrari Funeral today all oclock from her late reildenca iVj East 27th L PET IIOHKAV On Tbunday Pen 8 diphthe ria Robert Le Roy ion ot Anna Fielding and Bab ert II 1ettUcrew Jr aged 3year endS mouths Funeral private HOHKKTMOn Feb 7 at her late realdenee 1001 t tb av of hasty consumption Hadle EH Itt Wm i II Robert Interment at Vlnalbavan He Maine paper please copy ItAlKIYIXOnTliurdaT Feb et Newtown L I Mary Kill wife ot David r h Itapelye and daughter of the lat Cornellui Purdy ot Iiewtown I L Funeral erylces at St Jamen Proteitant Eplicopal Church Sewtown L I on Monday tab 10 at2 30 oclock Train boat leavea foot of Ea t 34lb it at I M 1 M SMITH let 0 IROO IdaHmllh aged30yean Itrlatlve aud friend of tbe family are reiptctfully Invlteiljto attend her funeral from the Colored Home Ojlti II L and lit ar on Sunday merIting at 10 30 clock HNKUKUEKSuJdeulr Friday morning Feb 7 01 pneumonia ftn la 1 K wife of Valentine fcnedeker Funeral eriir will be held at her late rrildence S3 South Tiirtland av Vrooklyn today alt P M Intrruient private HMITII Iabelln SmIth beloved wife of Jai Smith doiarleil Ihl life leti 6 Foneral cervices 1 today all I oclock V M at hair late rrnldfnre 7HI 1 nathlnglun IL HI ATT I ItYOn Feb 8 at her late residence 320 Ucil 1 Mill it Margaret wife of James BIller aced 7 yearn Funeral from the Pnullil Church nth ar and rotb at on Monday hot IK at t inoclock AM Interment at II cot fheiler N lower It I I V iIi noll Thursday PU 1 B I Rims beloved wife of William W eher In liir Wlb year Tie funeral Hike piuce from her isle reeldence Sflfl hail I unint inlay atlofluck I P N ICelatltei 1111 l frlen U are rtipaclfully Invited to attend Hie frvicc at levtntli I hlreet MeihodUt liplmuual hiirili between Av A anil II at 11M I P M I FITS CKCtftr4C UEFENDDlS Tbore Will he Chick nu rbery Next 15at rdier Over One nftha FODKS Nate Judge HcAcIiim peered over his Eptcta pies at a mixed assembly In tbo City Court teB ierdiiy There were nrty I Chinamen and neatly fifty Caucasians Two Mongolians of amnK proportions sat In the unused jury bOL There wore Cblnamon with plBtalls ROd without pig tails In tbe costumes of China and America Among the throne were Func Wine Func Cow Fang Bore Wine Mon Oow Lin Gab Kow Kim Fow Mel Jo and Ah Wan In front of ho Judge were five defendants Chit FODB Mon Lee Hone Yuen Chu John and Fong Hip whom Ketti R Johnson Is suing for a balance of 1801 01 upon A promissory note dated Nov 22 1889 The note was signed with the namo of Manxlncson Co of H13 Uroailway and endorsed ty Quoue hong Ltionn Tlio defendant all protested that although the no e bore their llrm nntno and wan redlted with u payment of 1711 in they had never au tborl7ed Itn elocution and they contended that It wits the fruit of a conspiracy between Mr Jolinhon and Chu Form theChmese dude John Brownoll und Col Edward U James fPDonriMl for the plnlpt anal William C leeuberanrl eJiidEo Morgan for the dafend ante The only Chinaman Sworn wan Moo Ouo and tho lllhlc wo good enoucb for him Ho hail benn converted to Christianity and re oiilrod no poultry lie wan a member of tba firm for a time anti save Its history while ho wa Ionnecioil tliorowlth The hearing was adjourned until nnxt Satur day Judge MeAdum notified wltnesaei that they must come prepared wllb their own poul try to swear on He said A wltnes ought to be sworn In a manner that binds hIs consclonoe no matter bow odd the form may seem to others He la I the sole judge of his religious convictions and court must recognize hm i lent to determine for him self tbe faith In which be IB to live and die Columfcua und Holland Avnura At ft meeting last Monday tho West Bldo Association voted unanimously tn petition tbe Hoard of Aldermen to change tbe namo of Ninth avenue between Sixtyfourth street and 110th ulreot to Columbus avenue and to change Tenth avenue above Heventleth street to Holland avenue 1etltlons have been cir culatrd to which the signatures of shopkeepers tenant and builders have been obtaluca in aico nunilorn The pitlllon Beta forth that the sections named differ entlrtly In character from lower Ninth aud Tonth avenues and would be more ftttrnctlve to house buyers they were not known an Ninth and Tenth av unues alio Ninth and Ilnlll avenues ore the onlY avenues thorn whose name ha o not al rodr heen olmngod Llshih avenue Is now known as Central lark West llroadway la i now known us lie Jlouleiard Kiev onth ay DUO N I now known as Wet rod aenue tlvTaldo avenue has alwaY8 been no named lolng furlhr north are OIlIIOt aveouoMorn ncslde nvcnuo Manhnltan avenue Hamilton Avenue Frt Oonrgn avmue and Lenox av polio nnd filM all these ohuntroj have bad a very lnnoflclHl elToct Tile chnno or the name ot Seventh avenu to Wnshlncion avenue Is being dincusned All renaming of streets must be done before Mar I a the Aldermen then lose their power to re baptize George V mterbllt In the Church Boeirel of Hearst e Tlio Cluirrh University Board pf Itegonta has been incorporated to aid the educational nloresU of the Iroiostant Episcopal Church in this country tn receive moneys and distrib ute be fame to aid srbools ana eolleaea arad ernie rmlnarlM atjo Inttltutloqa Tb ii t 5

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0rlon IIt io I Ioi 0 A B 0 10 17111 Ino Coal 1 l1J e2IA1tP 0 7 leo licAEv 14 21 101 If Inl I 2 Phil 4ia 3 BT IIIP 7ii 76 I II CIM 111 w b L II preen flay A W 7 4 IiI i tutu Hlti1 SaL wil ii t Le4 tw 14 I lIarlm21 1IIWpf8 11M Inmestake 7 II lOulckiiiver 1 h 4 F inuiton A Tex Hili 4jo lokUver prO 71tj l Illnoli central113 117 Rich A Alle 2 26 I 10 0 leased I U7 102 KW A 0 25 I lois 1 nwaientral M Ii I Ht L A II F 17 100H 1 ovva Cent III 2V MI as Flitnf HI III I Ilnir t Iem si l 1n I iHt IM I lllll nf K3 111HI 1 I Eetkuk ALiU a U INI e Ainn pt ns B7 r I IM I pf I ht I M A M I 1121 113 I lonr Inland M 111ll Mouth Carolina It I 34 21i I Laclede tai Co III IN hnutll Cot till Mi i Iou N A A JII 4 31k lut A O C pf 70 72 Manhattan lib 5 I Tn I lin 21 33 MsnrUndciaL n it H iuh A ii itir KII 1 1 Minn Iron to HO H Vi Midland 411 4S Mahouliig Cual 33 m 11 bt LAF U U ruiiiiiiiriiu cicnij giorinoii 1 t 4g4l Iller JnrJ ThA1trnm4 IIS4 UtlllS V AI llt 113 IH HIIAK III pI 7i 71 liLehth Valley 0t r1 fhlL l A K Ill 1 pf ti ti Mil 1 r A N 1u II 444 L 1ii YZJIL A 11 djf 4vJ 41 llnnimiula 11114 6h utrjt LVO QVi1Tji AtlintlcArjtW Ut IHJj 100 ivahvlll III lllontle A Ol W 2d Jit 4 N 1 Ontral 10 CanadIan Iedno I 7l4i 11orlI4rll l Iailnc nf 77 I Central Pacific 144 rllr 5f III I 81 lrle cnmnion 27A1 1III1Iul t I frie2d cunol tI lI34 llil1ii I SiT JUInoli intal IJ l i4 Iaul I f common 114 VaniuA Texas ii Ht ulu i 1aclUo ii at Lake chore till IHuliiuhpf J 33 HTlllUU Veb 8 This is 1 tlio limo of year whon tlio Btmres of the antbraeflo coul cmiiiiuiilofl uhimllr receive mcooU delll of uttfiiliuii Wnll treat t anti It looks as If tho praeilt lon wniilJ l not prove an exccutloii to tLo rulo Hmotoforu tlio run con for acinily lu tlioso slmreb lias been u Cur tnln amount of I wrunirlloi llcktirliii nnd I blufllnt rnrntory to an nureoinont as to loo maunorlii ltltIl the btmlnosn aliull lio con ducted during tic next tvvoho iiinnths Latt BuiiUay curly Iud cMliiblYo Information was Slveu In tills column or tho oonfciunco of tile 1tnBiilonU of tile anllirarlto coul carrying corapnuloB that was hold last week and of the amicable n nlt or tlieir deliberations Blnc then then hare been cenlitent effort to controvert and belittle Tn BvxI Information bat the hook tape hu corroborated U In the most emphatic manner while the more enter prlilnjt pi the new gatherers have been abe to obtain iatlnfuotory confirmation of oar etatemontB Tho people who want docnmen tnry evidence of an agreement bet i eon tho Principal corporate Intercuts in the anthracite coal trade or ex poet the TrcaldentR of the coal Carrying compnnles to make a public oonfei lion of tliolr ttrranRement with each other would boot leave Wall street for wore nlmple pumulls Nn ouo who is at all familiar with the war In which such matters are manaced linaclno that the mnuriHorBof tho big coal companle hara done more than admit to oach other the necessity for unity of action now that the in diiBtry has puscod safely through a most try inn period and is approaching tho 6011II on when moderate nativity at least may reasonably be expected This In fact la about all that they have douo Thoy have taken a common tonea and buolneisllke view of tho situation ant agreed that none of thorn will mtopt n aulclda policy The tihonlllb of their doilro to main tain harmonious relations with each other may bo inferred from the fact that as yet no one or them has ventured to raise tie itueetlon of a revision ot purcentaftos And wo eniure tho stntemunt that tho proportions that hnvo here tofore boon approximately observed will for n limo at least govern the production of the several Interests Ihe uncertain factor in tho trade la of course the production of the individual miners but they have no desire to lose money and besides a long as thay are dependent upon their larger competitors for transportation of their product they are to au extent hold in check lloyond uuoKtlon the people who aro operating mot hovll In the coal 8tocl just now HTU thoroughly familiar with tho foregoing facts And they are tin iiuostlonubly buying the coal stock not upon too present condition of tho trade or what It 1 has boou during the taRt IiX or eight mouths but upon what they Bellero It will bo during the current year They must also take Into consideration the fact that nil of lliu coal carrying roads have H larce nnd constantly Increasing traffic Independent of tho an thracite Industry Tho chronology of the case of Coxe firothers against tho Lohlgh Valley Railroad Company that was given In this column yesterday morn Ing has revived reportn that the Issues Involv ed In that case have been settled out of court Wo can stale In tho moat positive and authori tative manner that them Is no basla wtmtoor for tholle reports nor has there ever been an attempt to compromise tao matter The plain tiflti In that case conslderithat a vital principle Is at slake in tho lltlgiilton and they will not leopard a llnal adjudication by conceding a single point that they bavo rained tin lar oa can be learned tbolliterStato Commerce Coin mission has given no Intimation of Its views of the case or oven hinted when It would render a dooUIon It has hOW held the ease under advisement for nearly eleven months a proceeding that In beginning to attract general attention and Is 1 palpably unjust to both parties to the litigation who might have taken their Issues before an other tribunal and had them pasted upon lone ago It fans been suggested that the CommU alonletrrlng to shirk a serious responsibility and delay rendering a decision hoping that the railroad companies that are engaged in the coalcarrying business will relieve It of the work ot reclasslfylng anthracite and othor com modules a similar character But there are no Indications that tho railroads will move In the matter and It Is hardly reasonable to ex t oct that they would do so ulnco the reclaasld catIon that the Individual miner of anthracite hope to effect would If made unquestionably reduce the profits of the railroad companies As we recently remarked the socalled Coxe case Is of prime Importance not only to the railroads and Individual miners coal but to every consumer In todays market Lackawanna supplanted Beading In the leadership of the moderate peculation A reaction In the lastnamed was natural after yesterdays unusual activity Besides there seems to be a studied effort In a number of quarter to convince the street that the recent advance in Reading has been simply a movement against tbe short Interest Among other petty devices used to discourage pur chases of the stock IB the directing of attention to the fact that the third preference Incomes do not sell any higher than the stock and that the difference between tho price of tbe took and of the Mcond preference bonds Is l dispro portionately small Such childish talk betrays an assumption that Wall street Is too Ignorant to reflect that the stock and not the bonds con trol the property It Is quite clear that the substantial buying of Reading that has already advanced the price 6 or 7 11 cent Is not baB6d upon the oealled Intrinsic value of the stock as computed from the present earn ings of the company or the equity It repre sents but upon Its value in connection with development of the nature of which the pub llo has not yet obtained a hint The possibility of a oom romlllO In the Heading tight that was suggested In this column today was promptly bHSolled througn one of the news agencies by some one who was represented as being a rty to the pending deal The only answer that can be made to people who assert that a Bmr dlll 1nOa y8 ft flomnromlse Is Impossible In anr situation I controlled by human otencies that they talk without reason Another feature of todays market was Rock Island In which farther efforts to oboe anon contracts developed the fact that there was not very much stock for sole Missouri Pacific was strong In a quiet way on the announcement that the Iron Mountain Company declared yes terday a dividend of 1 V cent As the MlHsourl Pacific Company has now brought Into Its treasury nearly all of the stock of tbe Iron Mountain Company It will receive about 900 000 of the dividend The bull pool InBugar Re i flnerie stock was heard from again and mode I a good showing for Itself If It could boom the refinery business as easily as It does the stock market It would earn the gratitude or a largo number Furltan Investora and loclal lights who were persuaded to buy the stock when In elders persuaded them that the price was on the way to 200 The market as a whole was strong until the bank statement was Issued That showing Wall dieappointing and to au extent inexplica ble The extraordinary expansion of the loans naturally Bet the street to conjecturing who the borrowers might be The loss In lawful money may plausibly bo attributed to with drawals by savings banks and trust companies iu anticipation 01 possible demands upon them in consequence of the troubles of the uptown banks Although the resulting decrease ID the surplus reserve Is large that Item Is still sufll clout considering the vresent condition of the money market As compared with the final prices of Inst Saturday the majority of mocks are lower The more Important not declines were In New Jersey Central UK 9 COM Cleveland Cln Chic and bt Louis and Northwest 1 each New Fnaland 7t Hook Island Lake 1orlo ADd Western urolerrod and Union Pacific each Denver Texas and Fort Worth bt t Paul und Wisconsin Central V cent each The note worthy advances worn In Itoadlug 2U i 4 cent Colorado Coal and Toledo Ann Arbor ana North Michigan 1 eaib Luckawunnii and N Y Central 4 each and Commercial Cable Com pany f cent I Lnal 1 bales comparo with thoso of yostorday aslollowu Fell 7 fth H l rei 7 Feb11 Atch T A 1Ir Ji 2104 II 1 A N Eng 44 47e Canadian Pac 7fl4 7iS 1 CnlrAIllrh lIj cli Our A qIUJji 1111 Jlllaha Cifl 0I 3 2nniOl Iii 17 lt4 UOo A Te b ja 8 ChIcigoOsi 4774 47 IiduMaUE14 Lillo 1IL I A W 1 11t 170o Hoc1 100ad tij2 1 14 O A 11 0 pI 4m zl4 Hlcll A H f 2A 2211 I 11011 T A 1 W 3 053 Bich A W Ipf 7M B Ett n J7 lleaillni 44 021 Hull T pf 24 24 Ft L AS f pt 144 4 llocklnii Valley 22 2N1 1 Fad com h 4 uu KaniaiA rex loLl Ih 142 IIIIII iYJ Lou A Nnili tL 6044 lei lao 311 I 4l Lake hhoreU 10 iiVi Ari Bi sv 1 b A West lr4 I I0 IllKIl rCllIO I 7U B7 I fc t A wen of hoH H l n au A raI in I wi w Manhattan coalt l 1U1 Weal ell Tel D1I Hit ISlet Cntral H4U Wf4 1110 I 9h S A3 ilsiourl Pao 734 7 S W AU Kpf bh tejj Nortbweol com 110 110 Government bonds steady at unchanged quotations Hallway bonds Irregular Ilia features were Illcbraonil und Danville fin M K nndT Koadinit Texas 1aclllc and Wabash Issues Tho mono Important flat uocllneH were In Kaunas anil Texiis Ronaral fin T it I r1 eint to 74V Jlnadlnc Kfncrol 4s I 4 I to WUi and iiroferome e Incomes 8 1 4 to 42 anti Texas 1iielllo ids h f cent to 40h The noteworthy nduncos Wore In omaha end ht Lout Uta f cent lo 70 lilcLintind and Dunlllo CH i to JIi and soon810 Central lucomos V cent to 63 In hnnk storks 785 shares of Wo torn No tlonul Hind at lId LJ ttliuioit of Nausuu ut ITu IIHI Rtinres of Merchant hxubance J ut 126 and 28 Hharos of Jiunk at America at Jill Money on call nominal at n V cent Time nitmey 1 i com lor four tnontba on dividend paying securliloi uud JJOti V cent for four uiul six luonlhaou mixed collateral Commer cial imper In fair deninDil Thx heel double namo pifor Is quoted At fS5 V cent and prime Ingle numo ut 5 jS6 f cent blerllnu eschanice dull Ioitod asking rites iHHl lor Ions bills and I4HM for dumitnd Actual ratfls are i4ri3a4Hi for bO day bills ils7ioiHM7i for sight drafts and Un7i4bb 4 for cable trnnsioru Todavri olTorh to Hell United States bonds to the tiuternuiuut were tlDOuO registered 4n ut 1JI and IOOU registered 411 at IOU llotb oro acceotoil The weekly bank statement shows J va I Jh 4 C1Iano Loam K H7ill l 4124371t01 Inc f lb till IIpoIt 4 4lHI44 421 0tlIt4 Iiic 011 l4l i Irciuailnn iiij77iio 3naIio Ino jj4Oii H l t Legal II ufideri 3I3O04UI 2i4x4 Mm Dec 2024 oil Specie l oH3l NJ274JIU Keo l7ail KI Reierrr iiatUuifllTTVHU Pec SJfiHiu Ruerve reiid Iu7au7ia iuiB ului luc uu 7ul Surplu l3d41450 SUBJHUGO Dec 441 ii Ttnurploia7euaowai ltlJl07B and two yean age 34 14t375 It II understood that the foreign holders ot Ml onrt KatiiM and Texaa MearlttM i haft accepted the Oleott plan of reorganization Gross railway earning for January compare with those ot the same month ot last year aa follow Iowa COtrt HfI inS I773 Allen anS f rii iiraJIjI 1i414143 me 205140 III Iaol iiid Uolb ot D lee 5710 lIw Verb and lIerlbra 4 L2 194 8IJtI ohio HOOlh rn 44tiiKI Ilu I 11U C 00 nit lAIol t 564 inc nBlJ The Denver and lllo Orande Railroad report gross earnings forDocomborcif ICj771i nn In means of 12800 an oomtiared vlth the pamo month et 1888 and net stHIK4 an lurroaso of D7W8 For tho year ending Dec Ul tbeiftna earnings were H04iifiOi nn increase of S 17 i4i as compared with this corresponding porlm of last yeur and net ts3312410 an Increase of 7GII43 The receipts from Internal revenue for the week wore I2H17 U4H and from tomat5224 iOH n total of IHOftSSSJ agalnet ti4oii24 last t week nnd making the total receipts since July lJ2il38UC8 I National bank noto circulation outstanding SlliiG7SCoOi roceivod during tho week for re d tl371 lc2i amount reissued t I 840 and doitroyed SM 3ai4ritt llalanco of do posits In the Treasury to redeem national bank notos 6GSG74M a decrease ns coui pnrod with last week of thJB4M Treasury balances compare with those ot last tliiturdll 811lulloWIIFbI FbI re111 Ood 1701 03 17014011 Lust 258dm 71737i49 7111 h u 4 4 a1044 aoiai t t c Fllver balance 5lS72S4 1 aiainit I104M27J last Saturday Ixpoetti In national banki Kiiii flw julnit 112h453 list I alndAl Bonds LO 50210 scab ilei Illl jllW Monny In London C H V cont The amount nl bullion fcuno Into the Bank ol Luuaud on balance today wits WJOOU The snlew III mtnlntt MOPH at the New York Consolidated Block nnd 1etroleum hxchrtcua toduy WON us follows vniri Adiiif vilf ingtirjl lemttt Cbtlx UOOIl Altorta 7 1 7 7 IKiAlta 1 M I DO I M 1 no 2im Hodle ll W4 63 W 4 W l Itrerce 4 41 40 41 0011ulil u 70 70 711 711 imxon Cal 1 t Va 4 D tM 4 in 4 tia I UoiiCrown Point 1 ir 1 II 1 tu C3 kl Ill 0Iiite HI I 101 HO III t l 4nilxcelslor 73 73 71 71 Ziwpl I Cruto I in I no I Ot I U Iton Freeland U b ui lOP louiouidA Curry I to I M 1 9 1 W SHUulla M IH 3t SI 1111 LdllI Il 14 U I 14 MO Little Thief 27 27 27 27 21 O Ia I Crone 7 7 7 7 V Mutual l AM COL I OJ In I 1m l ira lt U llddle liar W 30 fill ru Commonwealth 11I 115 lIt I H IOU 110 Uueen 23 33 25 S UK Nevada Oueell IO Ml lit Ill 2I1K1 Pbcrnlx uf AIls 7i 74 7J 74 irolnlosl 1 li 1 Ot I 13 I 1 3 IIppboock 0 II II tI 1001 I Butter reek I 75 Jf 1 7U 1 70 lt 11aI I Con 70 11 7 70 lOll Yellow Jacket 2 20 2 2J J 20 2 2U The total iranaaclloni were 1UOU shares New York Market SXTOEDAT Fob BFLolln AND MEM The market ti QuIet suit nominally on nuel Runlet Hour OIJ liblNo uri 127 41W No 2 cfU oiLl5 uperiIu10C2Pio142oi iu Jeitri tLP4O2Wl ho 1 extra lIIIa clea L4 i 4JIki uriijlitv VlM Lbi patenia iprlui 57452 winter il i Z l 4tt473 the lame iI4 In niickft 7f below the price Ill barrel city uilllH ilmipliiK eilrw l4 944 f1J 4411 Rye nour r tibl Miperllnp rVhuufr1 line 57O45275 Corn niral f bbL9444142for Weileru and ultia for Uranilt wine Buctw lcat Hour t 4 Itu i 12iUl4U 1 I conus Futvrei wir leiiacilre with Liverpool ad Tlcen dliappnlntlo and suite UleroEllion t lealtze on the ram adTanoe 1 lie Southern pjiut mHrkelH ii re In mute vales hULer but optloni In New urleaun were rJI lower lodaye traniacllonit I thowed ft lull In tho I IDecutatlon after tIc i ererleh ruHli of laf The ttximrtii of cotton cloths from ureat llrltatu for January bow ome decrease Lotton ou the POI was steady md dllnt uplmJB 1 1 3 Ibe Uuir II 7lbc The tulowliiK are the clobluc prIces bid fur futurei with luleiaitcre r f gating 74sA hales Ybruaryl1PP7c May1ll7cAugiist 1I29C Uareh llOnc Juno 112o September 10 inc April JulylL2tic luciober luvc Btita Haiti issu ISO 1tcslpt at porte hi day 17121 iu9uil u PrevIously I from lept I 5OM7HJ7 4OU U40 FBOTIIIOH Lard futurei were quiet and trretcular lalei lOM toa at tXli lJue for March iinI u 4ic lor July After Change tlio clone wag ite dyut tt I7c for February ti2lc for Mnrch ti ic fur MAV and i 4Jc for July spol lard I more Atire lales I 7 J ten thy al 37ic and soo tea 0 cetera at 0 Me alio I liu tee lueclal delIvery on p t renned for the nntlnent quoted IttletivfVOc Iork firm but quiet lalea ilt btl Quoted tIIiIliInIfbJ1 01 J gW b t hewmeia 5lIL7s1l44 l l i old do 8 n I 23tilu73 eitra prime tHiOiaMlu and abort door SI l IL4411 I 5 bill Cut mea aull boO itr y Diluted Ilckled bclilei 61U plcklea inauUers ItfliUc hew H 4 b4 o i smoked itiuuideri 4oic bami iOo141c tmh Ki quiet f 4H t i o bl i lrfn I t4k45SC Beef dull quoted Sojtfufiu for extru niriM rl 4 54 for packet and r ttlo fur family V bol ainl r3u is tee for Inilu inebik Beet liiimi Bleitdy ii iforb at 3l400alS nbl hlearlue dull 1 at iiM4f IlleO marfarme unohanjred ato tttidt c IUIIOM steady at f t 4 U ltfcj Sale I hobo IM Mutter ll witliuut ctianife fair to choice tock contInue iteady but low grades are weak at IJteSc for creamery anil 224270 I for Mate dairy Cheese coulinuei cloudy at Hiiriiuxc lf blots factory full cream rrrih titft close I Ifrm at bJeI44c UiuiM Vt heat future were qultt but prlcei Hliow a llgl I Improvement owIng to the larger clearance of Slight lI1rD1 f t oJ Dour ana wheat notices Irom tbli market and report of a 1aM I t avov able oondlitnrf the vruMiiiir crop Isle I BJt OOu bell at tHHo for February 4500 fur March MH a lllbo for Hay MHiBoJw for June 4V fr July and H7UC fur December Oral was llrm but quiet Quoted ShyIng t rlIddln winter 74l c white K aftc No 4 red winter In elevator o4444ed raea Include 2t oud built for milling late rl teraay at 1444c for No i J ret 1 winter delv rod and Uc for o 1 Ztorthern ilelirere Indian corn futures were dull and without material change sales 1 IMKM buh at 3 kc for Feuuary Dflsic for March J7itiJ7iir for April 54 II 140 I for May and fltic for July rpot corn was firmer and there wai InclinAtluu W force iue slilpiers tuok 72iKio bnibelii quoted Western mixed utt iZo Weltern yellow Il4IlC do white 444 tTc sales ucludeilha 2 mIxed at gtS 17c lu elevator t and de ilrered Nu a mlied at MWfMc 11 I elevator and delivered loir mixed at33 u rejected atjOo No J 11 ir at 370 steamer mixed 1r 1 at U3i 17ti In eta I valor and delivered and steamer wLlta at 37u Data wore dull and entirely feitureless sales I 90 HM hush IncludIng option So 2 mIxed J is4pc for let rnary 2Kyj for March and 27t lbc for May and on to spot mixed at JKy1ic und Iatl 2 e Mkc as In qua Itr also No 2 white at 1KHu 10 elevator 2iHw for March ah l vc fur hay Uarley qutet quoted nt li ic for two owed and rfftOc liorQ four roued State wnd 3044440 i fQr Canada lire I dull rr i cudv et t ir1c for Western and Mave for Eastern UucLwheiidluliat 32atc Afterchaliiie Mieat steady Nurea ln tar for February 1Ie Uarth K tc AprlU sAc May ttt f4o June Mtc Juiv P441c W rIWJst Cora iteaity o J mixed for Ketiruarv Hcillaten miJio April ar ic May 9 e Juiy3 4i uauVe t y lo 2 mixed for February MYtj March ie Ii c May GBOCKRHS CofTeeon Ihe ipot In fair demand anil rio pales lUTfl bag classed as o 7 at 17 MUc Olu s vol U and 7 at l7o adoat and ftio tilcnlH Iadjoe at f Mo61i 1 t ilHc tO be siitt pad Quoted Illo U7461P4c Slaracl l bolPll4l44c JaVC31444C f Moiha VjV Ito 01 lon continue quiet and Irregular riie oIlbla l nupily nlrf ISI lt coffee II In all Kurore on r b 1 WAR UA was ufliclully announced today I 3JJ Mi bam oran liKreuw of I7H dJ I1I li duo begs ilnce Jan I ThIs U I equlTAlent to an Incrfain of auout 7iOJO lags I tu the uordu lnllilo itipply for the month of January ai U In generally thoulit hat American itocki have dtcreaiei about JItI l on Ian darlnir the pall month Havre vran 1 tnLgrruno ilffher lllo ileipaiclies report ad v nice lip 1 020IuilgO 44 JIHc receipts at IIo I and bantoit are iotnewhat lulu rcKll lbuit Haiti IHIIKI lakn clolililf etoody with blb le sellers I at the followluf i I prlce et ruaryMlno c i May J 13nc I I AiKrnut rg r c Shard t bOa June I II 00c heileberl3si AprIl101tic I I July ISNO lULioiwr I l73u I taw sugar quiet and eHiler at r t I 1410 l for fair refining mtiicovaiu and Hf lor tun lard centrifugals bHles 4 70 hhdl Ilirto Klcu rnusroVAdii H i tell at Co 11 l f tetlnrd curare In fair ileinand ud nrm at I iUr ulttc or granulated and imwuered ll i loc for cubes 7 fu 1 J or crushed I t1dl ltlniV c IVh c for vt hue Mra t and i 454C for yellows Molannes continue firm at 1lc for tai tell celIa two cartfoert I ardeua at Ulc I f rfu 11 guoted Forrlin 2Swo ilouioMlo imr bIle In ROod demand and llru ut IH iic fur domntlc and 4je44o fr lorelun MI 1 TAI Straits tin quiet but ilo I dy at 10 7c for pot and 211 We for April bent cupper imrhMnired at II iC for rcbruarv Lnke la1 siealy closing at 1 0112C fi r ipfjt riff Iron wurranlit IOII 1 nnd t uler I IMlngattl for Kehruarv 141 hIctp for AIrll NIl u NiplenrIrlis i turpeiitlr quiet hut steady at 420 for regulars uiul I I24ii2 for inachinta HUll III aclIVAdemanil at sleaily to lirin prirti 1 aiei li tii bbl coinuiouitlallirdlil 11 I iIIIlobl4 I I P 1al 524 92 loj I l htjK Ml ut 51 w4 ftri 2M bbln N at JliOaJJ and lit bbl 1 VV W at 44 4iSJ oP I uoleil at SlUil4ll3 for common to good hlrLiied Ol2is91IP fr K l to I li Y2b for II to U and IJoi3 rr for N to w W Tar steady at 1223 III yard lllclill a I lkrnnLH iriulo crtlSiaUl ojenrj dull and un hinied and then nee lued in u I nj h lbpc oh t a licht recovery nnd iteiIy openluu at fl 1 111 sellliu I I at lIJPOI4IOPilt and closing at fI I O7 fI01 l rilix lOObblm hotbed In bbl uuchanKlit at 730tf Cases U710 NupUltia Mto 1 ICral XitHte Trarmrrm inth ar w 5 4U11 1 14th it 1 H4xlio W II Nee bulir 10 J to Ilex II Ituh av n w tor HI Hi it 4Uxui tame to J a IIl 11I1r l Inllll 1100 42Wieke Wuhburo 10 dIi7 Whbllro 23300 flellnoiilcu place w I lIP Ii IUrroo II rJ1xlUl 1rleL J wcIis to 01 J 1lIhy 3S1X HIlt Pt I I 3 II U 8 AlIu A 1021112 0 Melnfeld In I Ollrlen Iuoon 2d It dl7We lKM llolmen to A II Melrrvilt I Anilionyuv a s 1 I llurn iio av r II llanen to I A fSHuckhernt 2720 lit av f s Illn iltlhit23ex1 4 It I atllcrgto I U 1 ellenthal I 30400 rjil it 1 n e i tIll 11 I 1 1 Ilth aV liciuiH I n w lark to AV Writcrvelt I 1 ailhn 11 0 W lciloiuil av 20 21 0 laW to lame 1 4t ih si sow 24 avI 1xlOu tuuie 1ut II 1I Holmes I avil it i15 Wnt llarrlt Kf erts in r M riilMlim 14000 Ulraid av i w cur thnrlfi 1 1 Ij0xi20 ijevrje 1 Mnlth to Icler W Hhtafer 300 4jliit ns II II w 24 AY IdxIUiii A II Weiler vell col H llnlmel I 42dstni 20 w 7111 av zdilcAO Spart A I H ondrua lo M KUouchelv I 1 East 17th it Ul H rani CiiilC tn I II Jonei I l nUIo Weit Broadway Ill rH ltt ItAtella II Joei tom I RvcoRiicn MoiiTaiors Vreine John to 0 Uouisett i I IHtli itw ZA ar air 1000 Hill Hm It to JuliuiLlpmao a 1 13Slli 1 it wtth av tlimand too Bvuihelle larv B to J6 Walkliia trua 417hi and 4IUllranif it Sjrs 7 eoun lIaise 10 tl 1 It U oudruit same urop II jrrs BJU liennett Thomas to Frederick ittel and aDo n sstbilu ut av 1 yr 70UO Cockburn t Matile I AloWK 1 IIUiuiip u i I3lit si wbtli n3 pro 12010 f ame to i IV lOad I vuuie Prop J irs 24000 tj m Jlo rhlhn I tu J 1 tUhonp 44 and 4 J llaiull iMi it u yn IOIUO Drake Benj lo UiDrake trill daveu36b ahlyr l I 4S33 Jonei liabell II to A ft Woodruff IU3d I ave 5 yr 1200 Hoc H in to U J Kocketai 13 Do Tiiiii If a Ira 0 iuiioo Kamak Rachel to L kaueuitelu II a ftlit it e 4th av ft yn ewi Liude Charlei I lo Henry II Wliflu n s 3IJ it epib av Initalli 13XW Jloriin Harriet i to uri John ttuuill n I llllill aMiluaT lifOO k Onn r tuie to D BteraBeld I BIN It win IlIm AyAlyr3 null 1X toii tsvs sib W4t aji 10000 macoaoiD uuta Bnt1 r 2aeeb D to JeranUh Devlin eta nw eeriliK stand union plM lurn 00000 Jont wmliff OIB I John W llnuhlaiom s w eor Uh 4TM1I IPtni I part lOr 7roo MBnro t olo to tJtpi nVlll r ai niVsctBtn riin Sr loriut A nn tieUAUim par I lia IIM O bHJSrBSWAn cj WM l 6th i rj 120 700 W flon I AnM Yeb i Ooonir if 7 Wtt ZOth ii Oyrs 27083 I 1jnnsiiaT TO TIrE 1101 DKBH OJ THE JirNTKB TEXAN ANn pOSIT WORTH TKUHT ciRTin AiuH IHUWKD iiv THIS MUIICANTIIK TlltWJT COMPANY oe XJW TOUt 1 All hotderi of the abovenamed oTtlflcai i who dtilra to participate la the beuntl of Urn eirhmte for new tteurllle of tht Union racIne Dewier A Gulf Railway Company are notified to pruent their cerlinratm to bt stamped ai iiienlllr to the rropoied consolIdatIon on or before Feb 10 at either ot the following offlcaa TilE MKItfANTIllE TJIUHT CO X T TIIK COLORADO NATi ItANK IXEN VEH TIIFltKAI EHT ATT TRUST rmrA THE AMIBICAN LOAN A TRUWT nOHJON Under lie cnndllloni of the Trail the hoMnt of nn tamped cellflcaU mar have 10 wait until the vxplra lInt the TruSt JUNE I 1BS3 before recelvloc their new coniolldatid itoek whereae the holders of tamped oirtincatM nil ro Ive lOcks 555001 u lund a si nonnr Preildent DENVER TE3CAH J1z ri KT 1VOUTIT n B CO lOJi j PWK dl CO w II New ark clta naltrotl and Mlniti HtoeK Booiht a11 KM llyotm atic itork operatluli conducted on columned 1 capital YlTnnlVimsrrLbTOCKSInlO to IUXUhnre d tots V V on roI commlMloii ltP l5il o 171nule ullclted I bWIMCN UllOS llroadway I JHvitlcuilfl 11111 ntm LAKE ERIE ANI WKSTEIIN RA1IROAII COMPANT A dlvl lend of one II I percent on the preferred tock of this company link hun l declared out of the net earn hid lor the Quarter endlug Pec 31 I ISO i payable on and after Feb 14 laM at the conipaur office 10 Mull It New ort The iramfer boob of file preferred sleek will bo closed at a oclock P N on Mo iday tb U and reopened at lu oclock A II cn Saturday Ieb IS bay I L M bCU lt0N ltej and Treat New tork Jan 21 1B9O 1 1iirrlrol u 4flftiufl OT HBANNUAI I MIKTIMl of ebstehippiders of the T Mxlh Avenue RaIlroad Cutnpanv fo lie Iellon of thirtceu dlreciorH will L held at the tlopot Uth arH corner 41d iL on TuesJar Tot II I Iftx Irani 12 to I ocloufc fraIIf bookuclotrd to boiL 1 II IIENHT K MoORE feerrtarr ropo8I w OMMIilSIONIltil OF TIIK SlVKING FUMOOITTIUS COlMI CITY OK lsM VORtd TO COMBVCTOltS lIt0lOSLS FOR KlRMSUlNO ilATERlALH AND 1lUKHlMlNtl I nORK lN TUB hUMTUlN AMI niMPLhTIUN OP Tilt N1SW imiMJNAl COL RT ht I LIU Mi IUIiSUANT TO CllAflUt J7L AWd UK 1307 kCAlcJ tlrates for l boY work ndorne with the atone OtIS alco with toe nnm nf the person or per oIn s r i Ir font niklntr I the same ad the dot of preienUtion wul I be received ul the utUre of the Lotuptrollor rooms K M ana 16 I Ftnuce Dtpartmeut Stem krt tmiMink NO UK Broadway iu the city of New ork until the Kth d 117 or February IHI I at 12 ocluck 51 at which Hace and hour the blri Mil I be tmtnlcly opened by Mid In the pretence of the Commissioner n f th Muliuiff I tun or a majority of thcni Jo read Jb the adt UtO the contract fr awarded will be lOads 10 tie lowest bMder wIth ale quite I security an thereafter ai practIcable Tie person or ivmuiiM 10 whom lie contract may be award 1 will be re Ulnil to attend at ihf otlce uf the hepurt moOt ot rultitc Work with this suretIes uttered by lion or them und f ecuie the contract within nf day fron ttie dale of the erTic of a notice i that aSset ami ti cam i r failure rT neffiert ku to du lot ijr they 4u111 bo coiiBldfreil at luMnjr abandoned It and an lu default tu I the coriiuratlnu 1 and thereupon the work shall be read IIWIr tnoJI i vertued aud re le tn und su ou until the contract be ac cIted and tieruted The work tu conirnence at orb hue a the CommbuloDtr of Public lurss bay dlte 01415 N TermlBslon will not be given for the with ilrawal of any bid or mtliuate o nIl will b 1 accepted from or contract awarded to AllY person who ho l In arrears to the CorporatIon upon debt or contract or b is I a defaulter iu turety or otherwise upon allY ob UiMiioti to the Corporation Itldderv are required toiutelu their itlmnte under oath heIr uainei and plaies uf residence the names of all i ersoiiK iut reitted with them therein and If no other feriun be I OJ lnt rcstad tOol stiall distinctly state the fact alO that it In made without any conuectluu wIth I any otti rll pereou making any bid oro estimat for the came purpose and that U is I in all respects fair and wmioui co iiisitn or fraud and al thaI no member of the Commtii touucil or head uf a department chief of a bureau diiut thereof or clerk therein or other nrtUer of the orporatlon i Is I directly 0 r Imlir ktly Interested therein or lu Hi supplleH or work to wlicli It reUies I or In any iwnlon of the jrorhs thereof VlierA more than one peraori is Intereiutl it IK rcquiiHo that the Tcnncatlon te uia la al subscribed by all 1 be rartiei Interested hain eatlml i hallbeac oinpani by tbeconllnl III wrlttnjr of two or more booted older or freeholders lu the City uf New 2 ork wIll titlr respective oC buslnetsor rSSidsflCL to he uST0l that It the contract be awarded to the perton matin the cstftnatr they WilL POll Us beinir ao awarded uecum bound as lila tirrtics tor Its faithful performance and that It ha ahall omit or refuse to execute tile lame they will pay to the Corporation any difference between the I mm to whlrlt lit would be entitled upon ite completion and that which the orporailuu may b obllgsd to pay tu tIle person to whom the contract shall bo uwr ed at Any ubsogurnt lettluif the amount In each case to be cal culated upon lie estimated am mint of the norU by wUrh the bid are letted 1 The consent above mentlonea shall be net yiniiatilert by the oatb or anirmation in WritIng of cacti of lh person Bimilnc the earn that ho Ualioitfl hold r or freeholder In the lily nf New York and is worth the auiuuui of the security rruulrtd forth completion uf the contract and stated in the rl proposals over and above all hirf debts of every nature and uv r and above hU liabilities as bAll surety and otherwise and thai lie has oflerrd himself as a mrety In Int1 1 faith and aith an Intention xecuteth bond required Iy law The adequacy jinrt iiiitlcioiicy of II to leiuritr offered will bti subject to the approval the Cnmptru l filler i the aw trd Is uiido ud Dror tu Ole 1nloll of ha contract Hnrthe nature and extent of tho work tn be don bidders are referred the Bpepiflcatloni herunto an utxedt SPill tile IlMis and ilraulns therein mentioned which COO bA aeou a t the uflle of Thorn vit I on A ftchiiUTCbnildt No I107 Hrnadwar ala upeclrtcatloni plan andIrawlni form part of those proposal I lie entire work IB to be comyteleu wiihin LOu day after notice to commenr C ork ha been iflvcn by the CAiunijk lnuer of futile Works TIe damage to be paid bv th contractor for each riny tliit ttie contract may bn I unftilnll slier the tIme perilled for the t umpletlon thereof hall have cipireil ore by a dunce in the contract hoed sad liquidated at OIK hundred Illil doUr A day hole Uld will be reculvM as follows 1 BldoJur ttio tally work as tier combined speclflc tlon 2 IJMi for all work Included iu the ipeclflcatlon of the maon work 14 Jtiil for uj 04 orki included in the specification of UioJron work 4 Hlo gr air works IneloJod 10 the specification of the ciirivnur und Joiner work Hiafor all work lnclu led In the oIflcaUon of this Dtimblnfr drainage and irai fltttnr HiJdete uuit state lu wrluntr and also In nrures a price bar lie 01 hole wart ou whlc ihry tuaybldcom t lAtf r which I I prlc 1 lito cover the furnishing I al nects cary mtuerliu sflI Ubor and MIP performance of all the work sec fnrth In the Hpeiincathm and form of atfre meuti N uiiio annexed included wltUlu the per lion mr which WieolO 10 I mud liP COtiii5l0 will be received or considered tiiitai ac comrnlvd fy ltKerA ejiitted check upon one of tIle htt nr National bvnkftof th Lily ot New York drawn In lie order of the iHimt roller money 10 he amount of IHP per cenluni vt 110 amount of lbs security re quired fur the faithful ptrformanee of Die coniracl Mn h check I or money must lot heenrlOKCfl I In tle scale rntciupA rontalnln flie Atlniatf but must b lianOmt tu illS oflrt rnr clerk who tw I charge of lie eMimatd box and in estimate can be I deposIted In tuld box until ucli check or inouev I1 a betti examined bv acId offloer f r Clara and found tu bn rorrnt All deposits I except ill I at of the oiicorMiol Ildder will be bereluruad tu the per oDS maklntf 10 0100 within three 01 Uy nftir tIn contract l auardeu If the lUCLWiful bId lr I shall refuse or neglect within rte dabs after notice that Ihf I cuntract lips been awnrilrd 1 II to nun to eruta the mine the amount of the dipoaU mane by him hall be forfeited and retained bv the City of New York as liquidated damage for surh iiefflect or refuial but If hv shall execute he I contract and irire the proper Iw If r tbllml TfIuII un f t m Mciirlty within itie line aforeiatd the amount anita deposit will be returned to him dW 1 amount of MHurlty renulrcl he tnln per Cfui of the nmnunt bid fortun entire work or lor any portion tlitfrcuf as hereIn above nieciflnd Tue right Ia roeervel by the roiuinlwlonern to reject Ihl rl i j rItb n lrNhlIj all I bliss 1 tf lucy shall deem U I for this luteretu of the Jot Iiorutlon ft to la II ant folIo t estimates pro oOI ajuj he form nf agreement inrludlru Hi siwrlflratlon for the wurk can tA oitalrcd n appllcatlou at the ptflco yf lbs Comp roller No 1MI i Uroadway 21eW York Jsn 10 1111k I 1111111 J OIOAT Mayor i yilKUUKICKBMVTI reoorder TIIBODOIIU W HVIItR CommIssIoners roinutrolleri nf I lie lUCUAKDCROKIIlC Blnttal Fund huubetllfll WAlTPKflTOItJI Chairman Committee on rtnanoe p Hoard Of Aldermen tt i1 ojlt AFAltKH KMIUChU to all POlnll via Fall River A a line lloiton fi bteameri 1ILUKIU and rituvi lllMl leave IleH I S J K fuot ol Murray It week days only ai4 iS I i r M Hunduy trips rn returned early In April Connection by Annex boat from Hrook 1111 slip I lerory city at 4 r VI An OlICUKHTllA m each steamer A LI KAIllfl JIUDUCKI VIA STONINOTON LINE ALL 1usd route Hoifii fa Hl 1011 leave new 1lrr 1 N 11 OIK block abuT Canal it at 6 r lot liunilays excepted kJ0ltWlCU LINK FAVOHITB IK81DK BOUTK NOIIWICU l IItj i1 Lv Fares redurel lo lloton fa norciilr H corn ller imndlai o I old trI SITIQ all iolnii Olser hank foot Wait UKamri ci lee next pIer above toro Street larry daIly Uuudaiiax CelitOll oIII P VI RAUMDiiX LINE For Xewlmrrt YIbklll Corn IL nail Cold bprlns ant wt Point from T franklin slt4IrNR i i wekdaye01 Ml I HunOay A M itttnU OATENTH for Inrenlloni nrocure t PTomptlJral A 144I4tflCl8e0tlJ0aWUl0 N YJstobUh 1952 efiUAWL Reorganization OC TilE I ST LOUIS ARKANSAS JLND TEXAS RAILWAYS In Texas and in Arkansas and Missouri Hecnrllr holder urn Invtiril to b reo ma purlieu to the HRrrement lodged wlllt the Central Trimt CnInN ol New York lo reorKonlia the SI lonl ArkHnii sued Texac ICullnuy Cnmpuny In Trxin und the Nt louli Arknnna And Texuii Ka lwi ir Campnnr In I ArkunM imd lHlimnuiO br riepoillloE their ccrtlRcntc and mock with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY 01 tiKW YORK Bt WALL ST ON OR I1EKUHU TUU 15TI1 bAY OF Will RUARY lisUJL To provtdo for rash qnlreminti nnilerth alit meat the rIght U oflerod tu depositors of prw nt A I per cent 2d morliam Gold CtrtlilcaMi or present lock of the Ml Lout ArkunBim and Tcae llillwiy C umytMir tn rXex for aach block of HimOof iuh certlOcaim or for eacli lou chafes ot took depoalud on er before Feb 15 1B1M fb sub crlbe for fIOOO cw 4 per cent lit Morteace I lOOTenr Gold CertlCcute Nov 1 IdUO coupon attached And OftOO new 4 per cent 3d mottense 100 ftur Hold Income Crrllflcnlo 5050 1011 alIve ror the mint or BU1UOO whereof RIOG u tuiynble on Mllotraent sand the baLance May 1 1BOO In the event that the subscription exceed the amount of the eecurliltM at the disposal of the committee for this uriicie ilr KMvucw new 4 per cent Flrit Morlicute liniyenr hold Certificate and H4lXXot the new 4 per ct nt id Morlrairn luorear bId Income Certificates the conilulltee rOt the right to allot lets than the amount tuWcrlbcu for III 0510 of default of any subscrIber lo PAY the amount due Slay I 110 t the commlltea reserves the tIght to declare u forfeiture of the amount paid and the rUUu uC Itie lubacriber shall cease Cot le at tie Reoritnlratlon Acreiment may tie had of any member of the Committee and of the C1NTRAL TlttriT COMPANY 1nirraved Ueormnlzillon Certificate are now ready for liKue and tmntedlate applIcation will to made to hat the earns on the btoclw hschauze The following securities have been deposited to date SO387000 Firsts 7016009 Seconds 5520000 Stock FItii ERlC P OICOTTl 1IENICY 1IVIM2E I4M1X NPKYEK rCOMMITTEE JOHN KINII TOUI EltMVNlt HMITJU J 0 K 1ULI3 SLUlSCTAItV 04 WAU RT MISSOURI KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY REORGLilZdTl O At the rtqnrnt nr the KYrriitlio Commit two of tbn MIM UITICI KAVHAH ANtI TKXAJS 1CAI1WAY COM TAN T Hlatlne that rcprcseututlTeii ol the linnd itnd ntnck or thin comnuuy lipid In Amnlerdiim it nd In JLondon iwo on tlin sear tn New York und M rcted to arrIve here durlnic thfl week thin committee huH wereril tii a further extension of the time lor deposItIng saIl necuilll peed ntork ol the company to mid Including MAT U It I A 1 MAJCII 1 1HVO For the 101110 reunan It Litm extended the time lor the exerelna of all right und Tor the umilBiineat of the name and lor lodjrlnc the uccrptunee tbereol with the Central Trust Company to the Hume diste The Comralllee bun received over IMG II TEEN MILLION DOIIAHH or the FIVE ANI HIX jKit IIN r INKICAJ IN HUIIDATKII BONI44 wlilch I morn tliun HIXTlriVi IKK CJONT ol lliu entire amount ol tUeHr boodM outlundlni ON II iiLNiitii AM Kioirrvrivi TIIUC HAN1 HbiireM ol the ntofk kayo len de ponlted und hove accented to the plun The lenIn olfject ol thr reot untr lli n Loq bee the protection mud enervation of nil existIng Intercut lloldera or the lock or the cotntniny are earnestly Invited tn nent Their attention I culled to the met l that Unul decree or foreclosure Mill be catered In the firndlnu sIts In Morris or April nnil hut the Mule of the mortuaued premlsex illl oxtlnuulah the valise ol all noiiaH entlnc BtoiU AFIllJt MARCH 1 1HUO A IMAITY OF 12 1KIC ITN1 on thr par villlin oTull FIV AND HIX IMIC lNT bol and on the biCOM JlOKTOACi IN Oilj 1ION1 iud or 1 IKJt CJNT on the I par value ot tbe Block will lie Imposed an a con dition or Itn ucceptjlnne hv the Committee Coplex or the reorcanljuillnn ucreement explulnlne the proposed IPSIICH or Fit aitil Hecnnd mortsiiKC liondt and ol Irererred and Comnina HlorK ran hn obtained at the CKNTKAI TltUHT COMPANY of the City ol New York The Coaimlttre exuertH lo be able toefloct the reorcAnl ntlon liy slicing a Hlnale cow corporation Hhould however It heroine Becesaary to Toriu more than fine corpoia tiCs eertlfioateli or other obligation AC cured rexprcllvrly by Hi Hi and aecoad snort gage will bo iMued for like amounts Till jttUUAVFI cnitTIFItATJBH OF TIlE CENTRAl Tl frT COMPANY Ol N Y IIAVI HIIN LINTEl ON THIJ ftKVf YOKlt bTOCIt IXCIIANt2E Fitrnnuic p orOTT nullS F FKFRMAN IIKMIY IV IOOlt HINUV HUDOE COI ATI HIIVT 10 HIM FITZtILICALD CuMOlITtEE O B ELLIS SECItTAItY 54 WALL tT INVESTMENT SAN MIGUEL GOLD PLACERS CO OK COLORADO len lliXJ F niTIKlt President JAM P111 lillrilIAN Tirnsurer TIlArUthIt OK fill INITIill STATUS ACTUAL IVPlltllNi IlliUHS OOlIl roKTINTS II V COlllAVVS ILAttliS UUIATIS THAN LJU Us TIM ATKI 7h present JiydriuHc equipment assures large con tlnuoiu returnn to the flirjcklinftfrrii HiiftiAft uuilKirltles rapurt tliat from the nIl KIVKIl FLtMK now under cuutracl ail annual prolll vt 600000 mar confidently le axnerteil Xuion on Ilucflr mining and not quartz Ills iharri are a nnr and moat rtmniicratlva Invfutm nt at thr rire Hhlchia 1 placvd low tu procure fun to lu creane Ills jjUuu Shares S450 each par value 10 nonassessable niMir TO JAN OIII IIIANTrrainrer 41 and 4U VaIlat New York LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Railroad Company 6 7 Collateral Trust Bonds Notice I hereby firm that Hit Loulirllle and Nub Title RaIlroad Company will receive from In itockliold m In nil or part I oient of their iutiicrl tloni lo the 13uuoouuo O new stock now offered to them LouUrlUa and aihrille Rallroul Company A ir cent collinral trust boodi at Ibe rate of flu aol accrued Interest KI NOKTOV Prealdent Jab e moo II K ENOS T C BUCK H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 15 4LV7 Wall St t MAitI 50 ER ClINT buy iIy lots 5tW 300cash vthuelneraslng JZ4I2TSlIOT 241138 Broaawar inutat organization or TUB I ST LOUIS ARKANSAS 1 AND TEXAS RAILWAYS I Un Texas null iu Arkansas i nnd Missouri The tmdfritned rtpreieoUnr all claim ot ST LOOtS ARKANSAS AND JlilAS RAILWAY le curlllei Inclu lnc flrit montage bonds retard u In equitable the iLfieme of reorganization formulated by the Iierlln flrit morlauo bondholder and repminlei here by the fentrkt Trmt Company committee The essentIal different between ttiU plan and that et the Central Trail Company committee lIes tn the fact that we propose gluing an avaIlable asset vlxtlit moRgue bonds for the assessments without Incriu ins the bonds and itock and at the tarn time ItMinlnc the amount to be raised for cash requirement Hence wo Invite all itcarlly boldcri to deposit belt holdings with the FARMERS LOAN AND Til U STCOMPANY which will loins temporary reoelpti therefor subject Ic the followIng plain TIrE JiKW KKCUUITIE8 WILL HE 8ZOOOOOOO 4 Ia Per Cent let Murtaco Gold Hondo line 1IMIO BKI100000 4 Per Cent Bd HorlcBKn Coos ciinnilullvr Ineoma llondl duo IB BO 4K 23fiO Prelrrretd Htock alOOHlOOO t ommon Sloth Tiih IJIVISION di dccurttTina Each SlLOJ old 1st Mortgage hand wlllre ctlvet I New 44 1er Cent lit Moruaje Gild Rood with November IHIU coupon attached S10 New 4 1er tent Ill XIcirtgAKe Income Send to conn eniate for reduced lutereit 88O May lusu coupons will be paid In cub tat 1000 old 2d Norl aao Bond will receive New 4 let Cent 2d Mortgage Income Rend Frvferrta htnck as romiiennation for lurren dcrltif Aperient of holdIng ta UU Tim old common stork will receIve caw common flock share Cur share The compiuy requires about S37SOooo cash and the niieumenti wIll be Olter coot on the second morigaiebondi 10par cent on tho common stunk hew4 per cent first mortraie bomds at par will be hell for thene aiiesirnonu this amount covers the payment of the Car Trn t Ac and leave About31Ojoouur permanent Imnrove mentj Tho assessment will be payable one fifth at the time of deporting securitIes and the remainder as needed In miulluieuta with not less than at days COtlCD The aneiiment levied will produce In round nom bet J4i100P Plod leave a balance of 54040483 Hrlt morlcaKe bond In the treasury which will b avail able ihould the entire amount MtlmaUd for cub requirement bo Deeded Copies of the reorganisation agreement majrbe had of any member of ttia committee and at the Farmer loan and Trust Ioinpauy Immediate application wIll be nuuo to litt the rtorganlzallou certlUcatea ou the Stock Exchange COMMITTEE a i 1VM SIERTENS or L Von Iloffmnnn A Co O J WETZJ Alt Oi d J Probat fc Co ai CERXNiiii ui M Oemihelm fc Co F O RENVEK 01 AVoerlnhnfTerac Cn OFFICE OF THE Louisville and Nashville III Co 00 AND Si EXCHANGE ILACE NEW VOIlE CITY JAN 23 1B0U To the Ntochliolders of the lonlivllle unri NKuliTllle IlnllroiilCompiuiji Atamretlneof lie eiockboldei of hits company held ou let 2 lesu the mock or tide company was In crossed Iiv the amount of Thirteen Mlillnni of dollars and the director were authorized to dIspose thereof 1 rut Ided the lame la first offered to the ibareholderi of the company Mich Increased itock is 1 hereby offered at the price of cUhtyilve dollars per shere to those who shall be shareholders of record ou the book of the company bet 15 1M at 12 noun in pro ortftm to their Several holdlnr rayabk rfteen dollars per share at the date of iclscrUnion slid the remainder March I 1890 Only stockholders nf record lab iii I81O at 13 noon will bo enllUUo torubscribe atiI ouch mUcrlpllori and the tnt payment mu o be made on or before Feb 17 I iMll i i wlikli roUt a Ill expire on laid day at 4 P M Each shore ul this reneiit uutitandlnn capital will be entitled to thirty elirlit hundnidthn IHIIHJ of a share or lie Increued ntnol and mi payment of lie urn naymtnt or nitecn Jniut an above provided negotiable cenin calet wli lie loucil rxchanEenble for stock when all payminta made whttii eiKtlrlent In Amount or ax ch n ei ult for M rip lr fraction whIch scrip orlin 0500 when rnniolldnleil with omen or ufflrlent ainiiunt will entitle th holder to itock In like manner All rlkhu to HULMribe for such inorvaetil clock Hill reiue utilei rach rnbicrlptlou In made as above pro vided and curIa muck will to lttherwle disposed uL a U ndicate hivn bean formed lo lake tIe same Un fulluri to mule payment In full within the tIme proldel 111 I rlkhtii ullltie forfeited toruiiuf iLHorllilionn aol all Information In refer slice lo the alloy may be obtained at the New York ulloa of the company lly order ol the Hoard HoardEX EX MORTON Ireebdeat NOTIfiE Ia hereby given that iso above XXJlL1j oircului dated elsa S 18D4ls a i niiidinpil thut niiliHcrlpllonai under the mnirj mui lin linidr hr liivreliDldcr entitled III urull IhcmMelTrr tnereol London oa or lielorr Eels 17 IHUO ut II P SI al the oHlcc or If r H JCupburl A hon 7jon dun on iniynirnl In lull of flock utucrlbcd unit not In I I 1101 II meat e I icc iin 5rssuleorIptIoiu and memtof fihst lnesibnie ill 0450 omor of tlecmany In Iso olIy at New rlo Icy sshsuve alreular flxrd 1st Eel 1 lloo t n 2 si Isiere 10 nitrsteI I Feb 100 1000 at the aame hour nd ssiiac bourIIV OK11EB OF TIIK HOA11 EX NORTON a Idoot New York Feb 3 1W O WE OFFER JOB SALE 300000 Highclass First Mortgage Bonds AT 1TICKS rATING H AM OH PUl CtNT Partlcuian at our office JN II DAVIS CO 10 WALL hT NEW 1TOHK EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH ILS1I3lR8 UK NEW YORK bTOCJi EXCIIANOIf 7 4LtY BP Truucuct MB LitlunUely Counl lo Buss lee AtOVNTS eMaitoOJICITJCD bttIraii1 BALTO OHIO R R fAST KICTRFSS TKAIVH TIA rillLAUFLrillA TO ci BALTIMORE 11WASHINGTON CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS LLLELF 155 All Foist Wait fULLilAH OAR SERVICE ON ALL TKAINSl Lsv b4w York feet LIberty it a follr Per CIIII1AOO fll3t P Sf ilVifolr Our INCISNATI ST LOIIIKBJOA XL 6rlnr U For WASUISUTON BALT1MOSB OSi A II II WA U SOOT M 3IOP M SiCk r M IJilS Ju U All tiani dally eicept II A M SoniJav TIcket Offlcei 31 aai 413 and 1107 Broadway N T ansi Mrsdway rOoklyn STATION OOT Lr LII kItTY hi 4eDi It Ii f 24 J 151w York irster Citnpaay will call for asI cheek bgsg porn bstl or raslgince J r ODklL ciua a BO ILL Qel Maaagar oiBl Tauiaf Acut L EUIOU VALLEY RAILKOAD LeAva toot of Cortlandl er Basbroun st T 1 tot u X H I 8140 4il 5i4 and 7 711 Tae PlolureKjoelloute between New York anil Eut a Betklihaa Allentawn tUucb Chunk WIlkMbarre flttitou Scranton Ithaca Ueniva Wuerly WatkIns Oltn Elmira Uocbutir UuBalo Nlaiua rolls Toronto Ditrolt CIIICAOO BT LOUfR ana ALL rofNTS TTESt Tickele sod sleepbor csr bertha can be seourid at the iSiLr5aL EllWJW QUid Z 1tggdty a 150 As I 4 t V NEW YORK nNTOAL M WMMH MnHMM aa HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD All Ttalu anti at and depart from 4 GRAND CENTRAL STATION fourth Arc RIM 42d St IfcwYorb TttAINM LEAVE AH rolIXVi s0 A 0 l FART NEW YORK STATE KXPRRK for Albany Hthrnjcudr ttl Htr ouic AgUnn IKneTK tnandapgu i ItoclitiKr and Hufiilo Wig ncr Piee Ur wmi Room liars to ItuBklo rtmr mn4 OCIiilaluadaUy aicept IIIO104AYI IIUII t 0155k Io 16510 M TUB NKW YORK AND OlfIOAOOb lTJD Wtvoer illbule lignti SmokIng ma LIbrary inwIhp limber Khop and Othtoom ltswEnt iloom fclrtt omp tlnnnt and Ht t rooiniil ii bit Ian c HnifOtr utnm and lUUttd bjr gu Uun at Chilcao ss 85 A SI out day lOlOO AM TUP KOUTIIWPNTKnNLI ITFr for Cincinnati lnillanapoll and st Lonii Wanner Ves tibule Urawlnfroiim Ulnlnr Slephng and Cal fimoklnt and Library Car Entire train ateaia htaud and lighted by iraa No eatra faze 11 ISO AM WESTERN DAY EXIflESS4sjlys oept Hnndavi Train leavtnion Saturdays eVee aol fun Vteitiit Detroit or Cleveland S amer PalM rawing room Can to fyracoae fileeplnff Cart Syracuse Cleveland Detroit and Cnleairn ianor Oar Cleveland Cincinnati Uuucf Oar Kswk Albany otoo r at FART ChICAGO CINCINNATI MID KT LouIs KxiHKHSfor nnfjala Isgara Fail Toronto Cleviland CIncInnatI ht Lonla Detroit and Chicago with thronnh II amer Vtetlbtl II5pl94 Lara Dining Car lo Albany Mtvlnz dinner lOtOO P M FAST N1U1IT BXPRKBgfor Roohntat liuflaln Matara Kails Toronto Cleveland Clocln naIl bt LouIs Detroit and Cbleago with turoujS II agner Falace leeplnir Can FOR AInApi V uTICA RrRACDSH ROCnH8TBBflrJ FALO ANUNIAIIAKA FALI8H13O M HlWAlt lOiMI A SI l til AD A H U HO I XI ID Ol r M Toil AtlllURN OKNKVA AND CANANDAtllUAflttM A n IIIUJAXI tUI00F 3d L 1t0i0013i4515110 FOR TROT RARATOGA APIRONDACE MOUNTAIN ST AlfiANK AND MONTRKAUttCSO A M OlSUIU niiinsiimiiiHLH VIA IIAHLEU BiviaioNtiajai A u 13 ai i1 u for Intormitlou tickets and space In Rtuplnr Car apply at nrand i entOsh l Matinn nr atI413 7P3 soil 44 UroaJwr u Pick place BHXVMI 125ih u sd laxth it nation Eaw York 831 Vauln lnn at u TJt Fulton it and mn bedford ar K 13 Ilrooklrn IIestcotts liprfiio ll for and chocks baggage torn hotels ana reltdnoea through to tldtlaatloa 4tehlyexeptkuiid5y 1 1Jallr cxoipt baturdar Other train run daily I All triliji exoipt hose leaving at OiJOA II nJ13 tnidnlebtitopat iMth L Italian to take CO CaaiUfkn for tile North and Taii 4 JOHN II TOlCKY GKOnOIv II DAN1BJA Otueral but erlnUnilnnt General raiionicr Agent New York and Boston All Rail Leive Ify way of Duo et JA W tprisrflehl and Iluroaster 341u r 1 31 lowi A M tSW London ant IiovltInne 4ijnr Si 11oo A St hnrlUKtleld and orceiter firro I ll I2tll M liartlurd and N V and S B dO IVIL IrOiP M New londiiianJ rrnrldenoa tfjarU BlOP M Vllltmsiilltt and V anti N t SnxMNil 40 111 i XI prlni lleid ami rtoroefter VH 2 Vet SKI f I St 555W Landau and Irovldenea II toll H II I IMIMil I SprlnBtleld and norcester OIiXJI 12OOT M eNew London and 1rovliKnce 7UOAV Itoni dolly Inclndlne Kurdaya Return servIce Kaine hours nnd by lame roOts Leave For Dne 1 KiO I 51 Newport via Klrkfnril 710 F H 2lor 4 M Northampton Ulviholburne Falls 7 Po r L 3VJ P M Hounalonlc It It rituUeld 107 P I H 41ti P M Nauzatuck lily uinitKl HM P 1 10 0 Through pivrlur or slef nlnr can t y each train C T IIBJlPrfTliAl Uenl raw Jujanfc pE1SYLVALIIA RAILROAD OX AND AFTER FKRRLARV 7TIT 1 KX TraIns leave elation fool at 2Jccbroaa es mad Conlntidl Mfre ln as tnilowi 00 A MTI1KFAHTJ1M I forth VCett TuUwkn I fti1bu1 Htilnv cud rrior Jane Arrive Oltfe land ji A M rclumitu g yi A M ChiChP 5041 1 Jl unit st Louis 7 II I M iisxt day 1 nunectK ato for Illlaniftport Lock Uwn aol i R HOTU xcpt Mm day and Toledo xcptutnrilnv lOtOO A AI1IIK rKNN VjAMA ITM1TED comronfd exclusIvely l of 1nllman Yemlbulc I rnwkc and MAtcroom Mrrpinr Ilnlnir Hnmktiu and lPbPieF Tatton tars prcrentuifr MttAiiclAt reportu ftenocrnph en and typewriter bath room for both neoeo ladies maId bnrbtr hoi lIbrary slid alt the convenipncri cil 1 5 home or on ce healed hy seam mtU il htej br Uilonary slid movable el otrlo lIght Arrive Cincinnati 7 lU and ChioARud T A W next Jar 3too P l5T LoriH oiurAiiu NU CISCIK NATI KTTRhHs 1nllman Vciilbnle Meeplnif IMF and iHnlne t ar rr Vurk i Ht Lent iThuniru and Cin clDiiatl Iatienjrer Coach iaw Tort tu rnluiniitis Ar riven Clncfunatl II I IA l it Uhlcuu 510 I Si and HL Lunli 740 P 50 I next day CaO I MTlIBW TlRNKXIRKFt for All poInts In the Ueit Nnrthwrit and Fouthwtut r till roan I evtlbulfl Htcfttliiif lIar Niw York in Ilttftbnnrn ftu loup Uhloaco tnclnnall ami AUiutttK IfaniTl viola Ratiroait Olnlnic Our New rook lo Pbltadeipbi Arm n at tlnclnntttl DUO 1 r il lilcmtfoC WJI1 I II next day and fct Lout 7 On A hI I ntcood taornlnjr CoiuiectK f r CJerelftnd And toledo daily exmpI lIe liirday SipQ VJr f PAriFIO KXPHIifia rallman VMtlboU 11uflet S4jefinp Car New crk to Jlilcaj Nw Vork to WmphU TU tb flhoaantloah Duller arrives CIevcuni 3SA iL Cohimbus 7n P 31 next dur 501 Chicago 712 A M cond unrnlnj Coone ufur Toledo daily and for Corry brie lbe Oil Kelnita CUvelauU and Cain in bus except rtnturJar BALTIMORE WASHINGOJ AND THE SOUTH Wnithlnrton LlrattMl Isxoraii of Pullman r ror Jars daily cxocpt Mindty luilo A M rrlv MA h Inton lui i p II 1 And CtiiiffrilftlonarLimiud dully with Plnliic Car at 311 I M nrrlve WuttiinirtunHHQ P SI l regular express 415 OO ham this 41454 A K li 2ilu Poi14441P i and n 00 r I M and 12 15 nulit hunday 4 00 ids and Bi A Sb l 3uH 4 dIll vrrtthW I M antI I21lt I night lot polnmon Cbrsoaule and Oblo RaIlway and rinrlnuatl ftlp fcra Uinlnc JAr anl roacae thrnuxbajcir I M Imlij rOK ATMsnc CITY 2 otl it Ohrnnah PatlorCar and flay Coach week day For Cap May 1OOT U week dart for JIJ Folnt and Norfolk TU New ork IlillaltbikU and Norfolk itaiiroaJ Pul A Sb dully oxrep biioiar 704 51 tOP P M ilallj laBalllaiorg Sad Bay 14aa iSO r U week days wtikdaraFOR FOR PHILADELPHIA Bxpnil traIns Itavo a follow IIMI sin 7u f PU K 1 I m Chlcaio Ueilirt wIth Dinlnr Car and 10 in Wn hlnitnn linlied I aol l00 A M 1341 i iui 2iu 101 1 It3s4t0 4uujxa e on o KK t and u Pits r JI ami u it ntebt Accommo dation I iio A U 4141 and 7 OI r hunilari Kx pna 40 i nun Pl3i i2co ito Mmlud auj iSOY I A U JtXX SrJii 4 4riu fltihtI l f aud u 1 11 l and la10 Mint Accommodation 7 uir l u Th New York Tranttor Company will call for and heck baxrafre from DQteU and residences For tIme table uf Iota train apply to any tkkftt kveut of the Company C1IAB K ILdll 1 a WOOD Uiural tUiMfer Geuesl Pa r Af nt Fast Train to the South I The Shenandoah Liraitef VIA TUB FAMOUS SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE Commencing Nov 24 will leave Pennsylvania Railroad hew l ork Hutloi foot Uortlandt and Iteiurewsei IaAt 3 I1 1 U WlKK UAVri AND SUNDAY 3 V M Leave Philadelphia fi3t P I U Sundays I 433 r htk Arrive Lunar JIO A M Poiauoke 72UA Ui BrUtcl lil noon Knoxvllle 311 r I 51 i Chattanooga IlLS P l Home H 1 tl Aunlilon R38 P 11 the next dy Montgomery 2141 A M Mobile BsluA u few Or leans iLHiniOo nniy 4 hours New Vork lo hew Orleans Pullman vesilliule lluilet lleeplnit Carl PhUadelphla to Sew Orleans without chanxe Tlrketi ileeplntrar berthi and other Informatioi can beaecuredon nppliratiii in any ticket avent Inn Mvaula It 11 nr tu L J 4 lllli General huUra PaaM fer Agent ata UrdaiJway New York II W WttENN General fautniter and Ticket Aiteut 4Oo1ySoIMTiain KUUTi OBTTIBH New York and Chicago And tbe only line runnIng lu Dining Gar Through to Chicago 300PHL 600 P N 830 P M ALL SOLID FXTKKS3 TRAIKtl AND EACH TrUIN KlNrl T1IRUUUII TU ChICAGO DAILY VUlllOOT CIIANOK OF ANT OLArB OF CARS TUB NEW SOLID YErlTIBULKD OIIIOAGO L1UWCO HUILT EXPItkuaLV KK THIS BKItVIDK LEAVBS NEW vOIlE I AT 3 r XI DAILY CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY FOOT OF LIBKMY ST NORTU B1VKR TIME TABLE OF FKBBUAKY 10 150U For Ilillud Iphin Balti more and WaNblugitoue Vis J ntrsl 8 0 ef 14ev 5rsy hlhaislpIiIaaod saM let St Ii 144 Itahliniore Slid QbIo 9 8 Ion FIIILAIIIlPlilA at 4 7 468 30 II AM I 2 524 4 a ii i oc I 014 12115 silib Sundays 53 Il5t A 111 0 2l0 5 t P 30 i 12i lht Fir BALTlMdllK ant ARMINUIOV daily al SM II eicepl airndsj A IL i aJl 3r Ui U 13 nllht Trains Itavinr al 715 11 A li 24500 I 4 3 7453 U 17 Vi I flIjiltexcepI Saturday pUhll have connectIon fey HeadlDf llarrliturir reiuvllle Ac TItOst sad OasIs CS Sat can be broexrd at 71 262 415 044 I 240 1323 Jlroadway 737 80 aT 1124 We4 13th SI I4 East 145th ii New York 4 Court IL ItO Pultso ii s Iroad way Irooklyo 15w lurk rauiir Cempsny wIll call 1sf 114 chock baggage bem heUJ e resIdence TFW VOIlE mtpgrKIIANKA AND WTHTURK It I II LEAVE Foot CORlLAhOT AM DKBUIWaSKa1 olVj icr uackeniaek and Paterson 8 40 fine CiSO 1 WA M ia ui ii i MI a 31 4 in 4 in a iai i atti Vo ii iia 5r837Aiotor55b3lsAM duaday7451071c P A vi 14457 291 02 Paatalc 109U A Mn3a fi2o F I W Wnrtsndko IllOA U 120001 4110 536 ao e20 7 55 11uniays 745 A 12 SuIlerSIOA hI 1200 U 410 030 OidO If Iu days 74p A M Wldiieiown and Stroudstmrir StO A M 410 1 It Mlddlitown Sundays 7 43 A M Ronutittixt M ARBLK ANt GltANITRW0RE Woii1a v1 ony lOpe JdeaLAls Ac A KLASEU2WL EUtIlUjL 5Z4T slsvatsdssUea

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T 1 THE SUN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 1890TWENTYFOUR PAGES 11 c flngtnffton NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ror 18 Year Locate at B EAST 14TH ST ONLY third dear tail of 6th ar ChtablUbed IMSl Chartered In 1S6A and mpowered wad diploma and confer degree At this FAMtits STirUTION me flnl organlied aad ben appuintfl In I America itudsnla receive un oualled adtantairas T K The ew York C nolorT only at ft I Fait 14th gt mar oh av ra no branch or connection with any 1 r 0 IS itreflhllo IIeCIIyM o Iblr glll lo l IWlee rIM Hinging urn Harp Moiln MoionciUo Urcherrat Initrumenls J aoir Compailllon lI Countirpolut and tnitnmin V NORMAL CLARSFR Operatic Clauei Chorus Cla i s Church Choir and Concert Sinning Carob fron MSIIUAOKS I r blnKn Frinflh Ono Italian and Spanish EloootloD Oratory and I Uramatlo Art Bnwtnt OU and Water Color fainting and Decoration BfBClAL IBAININU TBRUSi OIPU8IS tUU TKAOUKRS niutwof thrMpoplU f in per qnartir otaaet ot two popili 15 per quarter OtrlcUr private Ipsioni xi per quarter qulH A nntclass pip I organ full eompass lie I been bull eapr t lr fir the Maw York Conservatory of Muilc I rCrlLB HOW BECEIVKO DAY AND EVEN1NU WALWORTH BDB1NCI3 AND RTENOORAmlO COLLEGE 10 ito EAST I3TII ST BRIEF CinCVI AK FOR 18OO nil Institution I axoluilvelr devoted sclentJrallv ad thoroughly I educating and training I young gentle fi nan and ladles for buimese and professional offices A S President Is I Mrl A Ual orth IL D aioclat A ntborof Munion Phonography for ten years Prlncl rW oT lbs Oommerolal Department In the Colleg of the I el I of New York and for twenty years a business col 1 e principal This Is now his only school More teach i and other Improvements bare Joel been added 1 WHAT IH TAuGHT De kksepllg of 1 kinds Shorthand and Typewriting 7vaueal Orammar and Correspondence Penmanship BactleM Artthmsllo and Commercial Law S tOlntEH Tfce Onslnsn Cenrss comprlsei all the above branches ihorthand and typewriting The stenographic vow a oomprUs Hhorinand Typewriting Ac action Idh dm tor Is completed In ilx mmitns The humbug of i le sjorthand proCelency In three months It not prom a BnoKTniND nEDQUARTERH Aneng lu 1 former pupils are the stenographer to the Farfc nok and ire Departments t to Mayor Grant I ODmmlMlODer Ollroy the Aqueduct Commissioners Ovpenor and Police Courta and a thousand busloeu prr 4twoceL M 4 PRICEM BveB scb Court six months Including Diploma t75 venmgi twothirds price First payment SJi S LADIES IErARTMENT 9vpleia a Mpar te suite nf rooms rarpated and toe blahd xpressly for sui h students In i which Is prorldsd the same Instruction with 1 other advantage ro Btthd gentlemen puplla O WHEN TO COMMENCE At aay time b cause avery pupil la I taught leparatily 1 HI HOOI HOURS BAUI03P U Evening 7 30 to U 3tt a hOAR ton MnXGERH O od board and room procured at 13 per week O SITUATIONS Obtained free for 1 graduates who are competent bdlent and trustworthy In every respect Constant demand from employers at high laiarlea a TiE ABUVB 18 A COMPLETE ALTHOUGH BRIEF CUCPLAR CUT THIS OUT A BUSINESS EDUCATION Bookkeeping I writing arithmetic correspondence gpelUng stenography typewriting private Instruction day and evenlnv at Pnlnei KuslnessCollege KJ Bowery sue Canal it up town 1U7 W 4ihst COt Broadway STAERUkC Thorough cur guaranteed luccetirul ftlnce tale rMomni nd lbj 1FL Hammond bcirutn and other prlTAt lessons clrcoUri TiE UKYANT cLUOOL bit 8TAMMEKEKH 0 tt f at 14th t AT 4402D AY Thorough initrnctlon on piano with rood cngring and tim Terms moderate B ANJO Henrr a Dobtoni patent Silver bell 1 parlor obn itage and orcheitra rOn iDBtrucuocs itlren pulvate Uuont Snd ror clrrolar HENRY 0 PUtfSON laTO Broadway nor 32d tt BANJOS Ladles and gentlemen taught privately term raaonabl I oreneitra ban I Of BDWAKD DOBbON 14JX l3rcalwy a Oh a BAKJO Initmetton 5 cours Jlr I cUr and wing r E danotof taught clrcqlara UrJ K DEA 17473 ad in L Ld morEssoR OF PINO Addreii M8 Pak av ELOCrmONART INRTUCTIOV for stage bar and L4 parlor K11WIN IAWRFNCK actor and locution tat IOU Welt 42d it Circulars on application FBANCLIN I Y Delaware literary Institute Send A foe oat iu College Preparatory Engltii and olantlOo courses CIIARLtS it Zi1llg Prln I riENCINO ACADEMY 101 West st Apnly for el I I f cnlar LEiTfcKBIIAFINER Master ot Arm I ERMAN rnUNCII SPAVIBII AND FNULISII GERMAN dC Ii rapidly I acquired I by th Uelstersrhaft syftrm Drl II Tat Instruction ri I aso rail or send for circular I I HERM IICL1MI11CI1 S M u West lit It M8TRUCIS given on the zither by Mlu 11AROT1I 1U East lb t MeOABK ACADEMY for dancing 21 Fast 17th sL e LTI Dar Broadway ft l monthly classes afternoon and i vetting all the latest dances taught waltz guaranteed I M IBS JULIA MARLOWK Ir Wllkei Missel Gee 7 Il LTL trod Johnson Pnrry I Walker pupils of S PAltnON PIUCK 18 I East 17th It I Ia pOPBLARCLASsKS ElocutionFriday 7 to S P 1 f ladle class 11 to iA M Saturday Piacourse children Thursday J 3 P M f la course I hPENCtll lULl 114WeaU4lhst I PEOLICLASSES In drawing and painting BJ East IMst rooms M C A building I SHORTHAND Private Instruction br practical yen t bUm reporter JU year experience no failures Itnallnni guaranteed book and circular free HtAMC I 1IARRISON Ktenorrapher Sj Broadway II York city and 7J1 Broad sj al N J SPANISH TAlTlnTbvTrolTlAIMR RAMIRFS how to Dot read and write In I short time HotelTrana atlantlco 45 and IC7 bast luth 1 New York BTEXOOBAIHY nnd Trpewrlllng kliMnTs SOonthiataie Uwn typewriting lessons Si 1 weekly THE MISSES srilROMKR from the Hamburg Con senratorv give thorough instruction In Url and ttuslc atHJ KaitMtli it private or clasi terms very reasonable WANTED Talented ladles and gentlemen free Ire Fourteenth TV matte club It K l IibCK Spencer Hall 114 West S MONTHLY rrrnrh Herman and spunlsh I thor hOI v9O onghlv taught pupils I enabled i to converse In three months by my new stet in Prof I JILIIN 71JPth a fofflce 2OO A FAR board and tuition bovn girls I Address llscopul hchools Haadonneld N J c1oOlt and olCRtS STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING f MIRB PARRIflll A UIS COMCIIN Kt IIOUI thor uhly qulpi for practical bunlness AtiPECIAI l CdiriHI wUi I be given thos dolrlng eoflciecey In this branch of business education before t luminrr vacation AX IMTIATUKY TAlK entitled Can I or rant I Shall I or Shant I learn Miorthand I glvin I Tun lay I 1 M The simplicity of principles explained with klaokboard Illustratlonii All intrro te1 Invltrd Will W3tlt ar near 33d at Woman hxcliangei 1 I MOWDM IEEtiTIg EXEflCIMIIt DJWWH IEUTIEXEIWHi For Brain Worker and Sedentary I People gentlemen ladles nuths fbI athlete or Invalid A complete gymnasium Take up but o inches rquar floor room new iclentlnc durable comprehensive cheap hn dorsrd by 2i tot phvilclans lawyers clergymen edItor und others now r using II fen for hId clrci lar i ng i no aharire Prof 1 L Iiou Ito eloIO wVrl o Physical aud Vocal Cnlur 1 tast 14tU it nlch rI11tuicP ALL rAlnON AIU round and square dances taught WALtZ taught rpli y t circulars ItMCKKItmiChBjl 4 West Hill st 1 DANeso TAIIIIIT at your lion SI l per hour WAVfcHUT 114 West 14th or 44td a FERNANDO PANriNO ACAInMY lK3 San Sllh tNw classes now forming waltz and all fastilon lonabl dances taught rapidly privet lessons ut auy hour Send for circular SO STII AV Waiir taught ranidlr I private and t lax I OU laiaoni at all hours at n earlier D uiclng Academy jDrntistrij nluTruLTiITI f f5 gee We phyilclan attendant gold ulllngi fl other ic lepalring 91 ii work warranted UhNfAI el MSd aT E LEOANTgold fillings guaranteed moderate prlcea JU Dr fuller Dental Parlors 74 ari ick f cur Canal TUB RANKS CO Dentist New York VI Dth fiv cornsr Hth I st Jersey i icy York corner ilror it j newark Broad corner Market 1 The largest ant mly 41intal concern In the country who 111 ALLY glv 11K ir nrsUclass wont and guarantee I U against III all breakage for two I yearn at popular pricea leetli extracted with put fresh gai hOc each bets f A aud Sill i wlli r 4 AND f PTS or TEI Til whit walling dajT ipl evening IR rHIti t 37SSh av and thst h o t and fouiul FOrDA itraraddogbr I taring expenses owner can have same dOgI8rll M heat m71 rr 010 RtI nn Thurtlsy from H I Wash In lon place a olil black setter called bUy wutal A N I UtTEBTMBHTcf 1100 la paidup abarea aoarua I taru pcp as OOr fcl1 P al mer0nl loUn C I I BLEACHING THE COMPLEXION tr Mail me M Yale ThU nol sptclallst tha dlioov rrerni Hxcildor pelall omrieilon t bleach the only remedy kiiiwn hid will posiilvely and pertnanentlr bleach time skin I vita and ricer of a liemln I 111 remove ireckui pltnpev aokhoiuli cretnft moth refute acne and evtry form i of skin dnea a br nrlt Srawliii llein in the orfnce cutting uut discolored muter thai bao l eeii accumulating i for rears then icaljag thim on heaving yiiir uiuinlauim a pur and tree truth bletnehi l ii 0 u liurtltiy 1 liiid It also u1 011 i 1110 Mils a a tonic uu the mus clea mint lrauieite l ulvliig ik healthy action to th Una tibrii mind Hiunt unit li I so doing II Minutes wrlnklei oiMl mts mil hick a r utliful expretslon Mailama y a e has iimUe mln dlcnin a ituily all her lift and is without a rlvnl In ilermuluiogr Other claim to an Ih6 situ elfin II realIty ore not ioiriiu iit of me renponii llllh I aitentllng muh a claim iJerinatolOffr slimtld not la cord with lcn ram A lady can be seen at her ole mm nhlLII Jii tmmyean old without a wrinkle Ibe lie I hind Inckln removed Dllrirtr l ara flaiidlnir Hef r 0 foldID ereiirr given frnni the mOl reliable noarcea nunk desiring correspouitMto pisas 0 nclosa itampa Inon niiej I to any part of the wend in 1ltoT price uk bold ifor3i time iuantlir muallr beded cVt In savor cue Remit br f 1 uroar ceglatand lelwr 01 bank draft CnnlultBtlois tree otuce hour from 0 A l until H r M rorsa aa by ItnuiuguruggliH MADAME H TALE Complexion Hpeclnllnt l WeitaAtli ait enr 5 tII sw New York Madame M Yale the oompltxton specialist w hold dally receptions all this week from B A M till t r I Each vliltor will be ireiintod with a impls bottle or her wonderful ElUIr of Dtanty 1 Inviud liar par lor are situated at 7 West Hth t near Slh av New York A OOVI RLOATS IX txt overcoala 08 fOTover t jcata SCAHbRON a n y4 Klatbush av Bklj ASTOM3HINO prices paid for cast on clothing sent JipoataJ CAbIFIGIN boa Flatbuib ay Brooklyn A FKLIDRKSS RVIY loaned 2 suits loaned I for 1 tuoeralLgItJ I CAMBHOM OOHatbQlh i v B ko A h SOOOsfcnnilhand suits arid over oani If 15 fix 1 i 7 CAMERON js Matbusn ar Brooklyn FINGER NAIM beantItlel soc t also special allen J lion given toG let Iadteu only HIM I JA1UIN h 1U Waat ZSd it lion ADOPTION I handsom healthy baby boll full eurreniter Mrs OfclBT in Bait tint 1 it T JWIIL A PAY for Instructions In good business or rcmm trade Address CI1AI1LK8 i 111 Sun uptown ulBca Ia85 I Broadway ON TiE 4TII OF FEBRUARY IBgO Car Boggle waa legally divorced from Ills wife Fume ruena Bogxia in I cook county state of llnnola before th llonorabi Urayln Garuett blgmd ChbAKB BOQQIA PRIVATE LETTER BOXES 35c locked TSo no I questions answered Utters remalled I Stationery llor U 4 Mb aT C UEI1FLUOUS HAIR removed permanently Instan ObEII eJ taneonily by Flecrolhemlcal 1 Fluid Olrculars lee tlmonlaU tree MCllOLa 46 West nth 1 WILL MARY riTNEY or any one knowing of her VT dead I or alive please communicate with fo L I k Pat44M noodluwn av Chicago Jl Hy so doing abe will hear ot something to her advantage ttiou Ioirc ST MARKS rillRCIt Id av and 10th ptTb 1JK Rylf hY 11ev Dr Rylance will n eAo e 11 M and T7b H I I1 M MornIng nub vt The ls and Abuse of Money Life Kvenlug subject strength In I Christian Character and nt1n auri o tt ALL ALL Let but one 142 Weal Roth t bark italrcaa foyer ball 22fooi front deooraied Also for ol l two four sturr dwelling houses lecantlr flnifhed interiors 103 and Wtt87th l 1 IOWKK 1404 Ulh SIT 10 TO LET Hnue 126 Veat flOth P11 4lorTl ClOOOi Oyeur Xeu rI Ilrconitrrtg Great Cliaccc l OUiltJ4C4 DI T thue 1 D EOIBABLF hOUSES nnrarnlihed and fnrnUheai In all pot of the city rhod luLiOM OROTIlbltn K34 Broadway near 13th at VjiURMSIIEI fouratorr Seglish ba menl deslrabla Ji lo physician lentl t or dressmaker Apply at 5J WeIt4th 0 near broadway o tt fot ttinr I urpor OPHCES TO IET IN XEW ADDITION TO IEI E COUItT agenu Choice of room can ba hid by applying early to th JH7IAXJI Jt WanTING UREHtaAfi 1 TiE ICAUIt OIl ltlt IltIIIINO 4ontb isNl cornrr ol ul und NuMiMUist laji jurt been completed with all modern UnproveroenM I passenger elevator J nl heat gee Ac the building 1 fireproof Apt i 10 janItor on prcnilaia90 Nassau st A STORE on 2 itt st nearfithav occupied for seven 1I years aa a Ort class larbir ihop sultabl for any light clean bOOinG J CORBIT 1 co 23d It and UtB av AT 04 VEST 14VT1I MTlr tr ta l oBccil ix to rent fiorn MIS apwurd Apply to JMUW It JIUOS US fleet 14tb at co A FINE LIGHT LOFT SOxo With or without pow It er terms low to dslrabl tenant Iniiulr la I building 1 vi and 12i I West JJth it near th an iAIfOms entire buildIng or loll large l and small I J with or without power KER flHVHR8 611 Broadway PAR O ThllhtD LOFT to let with jiowar util A fJ W cst JA jst CTHItlS lort oillrf new trlchl 71 fortlondt it1 t S bank 1Ulidlog IJ5 lukm 011011 Herring liiitll log till ni Uth I st ltli I st drernuich It Halden lane 1earl it every known convenl iirp JOIINJI II I J4Na Htist 1 r o LET OR LEASH with or wlhout pnwer fuor 40 by t MI I fret mid li ii l Ml in i our iiew fafiorie Kent t AV b twefln beejm i ani f Itoilnfy etc t Iilt i rr ccia Ij I fr manufacinrin bu inei Itkht I nn four Mum steady te 1 un piMir l 1 cur tn o Inu I ceo iii lirat i i ower clis ii tar watt hniuri mploTf1 10 wx ilwnrk r tos pslon tnnie LKinenieiii lo I II I Ictri I Mid I Gui 1jmtiig poinla Apply to owiiern 1 4 tJJ I bltipMiN NRb e r at Jirrultyn I NY TO lVTlnur f core MxA 111 time flea ilbstanlal factory onifr ht V rk and I nderlull an rork yn V rlrbi 1 fojr itldis I perniaueut solid I iinm f erator iireproor vaults bul t In on ftjch lloor IMin Itfiit power In abanlanve three Unfit of rare lomBrMge Inn ectlon invited Apply on I rotc ur o r tiLl II hlllhHLh eLlbfriy pi ceo iwra TU LAS for a term of yearn 1 0rl Premises KII htowery Will bI put In thoro I nil repair N Manor hmislieei l vI l I ItrilCMlANK JM Liberty pro RhNT Faclnry floor IWIxltii steam heat O I lair aiitomiiUfsprinUitr prlofium a yr IIH eluidji g hors rt pttwer s ilppinir idiot l near hy allua tin Ion I hl si nejr Meilfi rd uv 4 ffnMklyn I r dr ss l I A r I J tPllsur OUAV SKIIIKR ton rent Cnretl of intirrt inttali C for drug market dry gnvdt and other sluiilat bUOk at low rate 10 OKnlK I RgAflDllneet riltlln UUtrilt po 1RfNtElt ANl PLBIIttlIEtth l Vetueb I I lrnmmt p ant or nlio I Cool lust year SLiaat Will I e nd cheap I clue yatuabli misse 01 Iho llr building Clear IJ t dcii ye tittmon iguana j comttaltmlmu oie m boiler eleyatnr In I whhi plont I locairml I to be dispoaeI 1 If 11r toddler or IpIlr 1 or particularo ae recruit tmimisIeoI aafy In lilIJfI k hUfOVR a Ct IrI 0 mind Id 11 1 OFOIu4e Uhd CDlrollJI 10 10 UI1m a4Pl puoU 11 1t order 01J cbolfn CashIIITFORII II IITFORJ a Spruce nHnrll 1 ir itChy I IIJ AM POOL TABLES 1 TUB BRUMA1UK PALKE f OLLKIIKRCO TI 1 flroadwuy J corner Ithit Union I atraanl DILI IARDnil pool laMttaild all kradl billiard ma J lr11 one prlce OIIIFFITH 14baT gk lornri nt tJiV A HPOIrtr I DIVOIirjSLegaluy guarantiedidpeolal f A uauiucrs obtained far accldeuia breach of promise fee Kntineeui c niuliaiinii free rMabl and strictly unlldeiilUI WATbON bUSIJ IJ7 Broadway milUft I speeillly ijulftly desirtlon noniap lOIlS IJ op purl Inteiiilrauce InconlPaUblllty aocWenU Irh rf prum r ra rs rrastcaUl iuiisiiliatliB ttee I iumueu slrlctl loufdenilat 1 recolor opllnloOI so Cited UUBUUT WlllIliH4Briw4nsy I I llllLrt SOFt UautKtierTwvlitat Acetdenia I legal I lnbo jhb Aec J I boainesig raihVt divorceftipteUltf JaaUroad way rom 8 aid o ILiioNI or flOLLAI t u Jr Cn Coons awaftig elamal ArS ya hl ated r lIe 3i4 SOL ntcb rlIlo weaner y a I entitled I I r Write tel palnla Iaforat8 isaw frs dtn 7ond OLD GHKLRRA ViLLAGE wni with or without board reaaonabU prel ft eUllghlfotnetfonof rdo flew York Seen Theological cemlnsry Chelsea squaTe Grand tu Opera Home and Kid street rerrlea 0 eair aeoeee via 4111 aroowyIIbrSI aOiNb and 9th AT eanil atlo bIb and Ith AY L d Bborl walk of Unfan and Medtoon eqa n QI D IT 300 WP8T ruralihad rooms i MB WB8Trarnlsbed rooma D iT loWRRTBeard mama 10WR 2S J16 WEST Board and room 23 ST 30O WEST ruinUhed rooms OQD a 3H WESTrnrnuh d room A DKSmAULK RnOHS with ample buIlt ei A 1 eelient tablet bath gai 1 gentliment term mod Crate UC Wavarlijr piece II A NNteI fnrnlihed unite and slngTa 11 roomli flrstclaaa bad and attendsDM T s Welt NSY nnoHB hatidionil7 fnrnlihad together t SLNMY aicellint boardi every bolo Ie Welt 49001 ST LUKKS PLACE 10 Leroy 1 near Iludsoa Large and nnall room term moderate table board 6Til ST l rica BowsrrSecond floor nicely board e furnlihed rom wit nril class board alto tab ATtI ST ffl PAST Well furnished room with board 9TI roml brd Li for ladle f tents II 1 6 table board I 1flhitlI41fIt4EASTFleaat double aid churl 1 mami good boatdi term moderate table bore 14T T ix wnHT tlandaomaly fnrnlihed parlor mid connecting Moo aloe Mstory front and atnall roam board 1 7Tn ST 0 WFST Lart snnny connecting rom I I family or gentlemtn with excellent board term moderate 17 TU M 2 nu WBST Larg front and back rooma A I alec smell room with good board terms moderate ill KT 253 WEST Steely fnrnlihed double rom ronvintoneea 24 southern upnre with bad folding beds all O 4T11 ST K EAST corner 4th avllali 1 and other 24 roma hsaleO with or without I board term moderate ORTtt 8T 344 nIT Handiomelr furnlihed room U iceUeDt board tapir week for tw other rom lUtoDMfora fOrOlm 1 ORTU BT 23H WESTLarge pleasant corn also o small room ucillent board gentlemen t 3 ladln4 25 Til 8T lie EAST Pleasant large room leeond u floor excellent board fl4 week single itt 26T iRT 8 WEST near Madlioniqnare Very de Bret 3irakhe clan rooms will board everything itrlctly OATH ST 238 WE3TL ree front room two gentle 6JiD ti with good board 4 ech OTT1I 8T 237 EASTLarf and mal nicely fur lLtO I ntshid rooms with or without board table board 51 OTTII ST 110 EASTLarge and mol room with A I or without board table board TJ5J OQTU ST 211 EAST CottpTge nicely fnrulihed by CO the day or week wllh or without board 2 TH RT11 ST corner 4thlAv Mcely fnrnlshed alngl anddoubl rooma with board ladles 460 gentleman tAi m Q1TH ST 31 FSTRlegintlr I furnished rooms J bto rool Ol with or lh J board also table ad ijlBTST sewEST near MI aylhandomne newly ol furnlshsd rooms ample closet every couveo lance eicellent board table board s 1T ST J1H EAST Meely furnlihed hall room boar Ol also 1350 double room with or without board tabl boae f 0 1ST BT 210 h AST Large and small well fnrnlshed board 01 rooms transient or permanent wither without OISTRT 140 EAST Hrstclaaa board and rom Cora 1 I el Ol mechanics and others table board 3 0 fsr 6T15 WESTSIngle rooms with board for Len a tlemen WETs excellent OOD ST 8 EAST Flegantly furnlihed legend floor O 6 front together or separately Ont class table and attendance reference a 4TH HTTI WESY Thlrdatory front and connect 4 Ing room Lao large fourthstory front rle men references Q 7TH ST 35mm 3 TH 231 BOTH 236 Well furnished 37 fih2 O I rooms all conveniences I with or without bourn OQTI1 ST 210 WESTA gentleman having an extra OO large square room nicely furnished r very go 1 neighborhood and flrstclasabouse deslresaroommate terms moderate OOTirYTTTTte WESTLarge cool and deslrabl 38TfO t OO rooms for gentleman and wife with flrstclosl board bare QQTII BT J M EAST Elegantly I furnished parlor O7 folding bed modern Improvements firetclaai board termsvery moderate QQTH ST 68 WEST naudKimely furnished I double I OC7 and single i rooms with board near L nation ref encore TnTHBT 216 EABTHall room wiThboard also board Acc front parlor couple or gentlemen with or without 40 ST I4D EAST Large and small well furnished rooms gaa bath heated 1 1 or without I board 4 I hT ST 141 nEST Handsomely fnrnlshed room r A en suIte or singly With or without board ACD ST l S WE BTAvrlli lon family hotel g large and small rooms for famlllei and gentlemen At BT 334 EA8T rew furnished oa extra 2 board with butchers fnmll I 1 table board 3am i AQD ITS3 EAiG1laree and imall room well furnished with board alum table board J r A ATM KT 221 WK8T A bandiomely furnished 44Td fs4 newly decorated large room good table refer ence table board AATR nil lai WEITLarg nicely furnfoBel rooms 44 ultable for two geBtlemenwiiu or without board I alao other room AffW ST r XVFBT A handsnm second floor con nf notlng rooms with superior acoonixnodatloni irlvatl table exceptionable ref erencen 1ITII ET lOT EAST Hall and other rOm com At J fortably furnlahed large front parlor with or without board JQTir VF 242 PAST Handsomely fuoilshftd deslr 4O able rom excellent board home oomforta very moderate good location boad omorl JOTII BT I37 BAST Well fnrnlsbd hall roomi nrst fiO clasi board also larger room tabl board fj up 4 QTII ST4 142 WtST Rooms In Uritclisi pmt JJ hon with I Crst clasa board at reaioaabl prlcei b0r4 0 reaJoabltpnicee tote KfkTII ST 6W1tSTLarge rquar lunny room trU All convinlincn I with or without rdr reter ncesxchaoged RT1I ST 211 HAST Private house desirable mat OU jy I furnished room with or without board KOU ST 141 TiC farniKed rooms small OO aad large southern expoiure near L itatlon Vith or withoutijoard KQD ST auTtAJIT Icely furnlshsd ball room also OO aquan roomi wltn board Er family L K4TH ST 134 FAST Alcove room also large front O4 room heated gast IA hot water F with or without board 65TI RT IXH AST Fornlihed rooms double or 1 ilng f with or without board bath reference 6 Afl STTE9 EAlT Nicely furnlihed room balloon u7 fount with or without board fnn RT411 I EAST Nicely furnished rooms with I board and ivaahlng f A 1 table board f p8 111 fT 17S lIASTMcely 1 fnrnlihM rooms with U Urn clau board also table board 13 tA 7QTH r T2H EAST Bma 1 ami large rom with or I if without board will board 5 ira tCHRfll OATH STTl1 IHeT CrstfloorMcfly furnlsLed OU roonu with or wlthoi board with board 5 O78TST Sfi hAKT Larse and small rooms suit OX nblo for families I rL gentlemen with or without board S ST 12s EABT Hall room square room sulta OO ble gentlemen or married couple with board nOD t FT III WFKT Large second story front and il M adjolnng hall room with or without board imall fittm lIe Of C BII IVKKr BT near BroadwayLncal lintel e 7 rnhliel ron with Lord fo to 1 weekly tab 1001 Ci Jl J K 1 ntViTOi ItAO J rrront hall room with I t IP b i AtI C f o t er wr ik also large front room for rico or iirr gentleihrn terms reasonable table excel ent rf erMic 1 fjlli lAT tI4T TTo hail iTdrooms with or H without board also labl board QQ In ijT 40TH BTNwlv l f rnbb i IartC and emnai I rooms wither without bosrdt latest lot troy nitnti rfftrvneeiaxchaiigedt terms reasonable fA VAst 4tiTII KT large and small moms newly x furnished I tinproveaeuta wilhiflrstclaesboerd Inolallt Q7111r T 150Th hTn nileman nd wife or two C A jrrlilleniAn ran laO Ir I l rlasri 1 accoruraoda lions I wirh nr wltmut board brmitlfn I ly furnlslied sro ftmtd lionr r ft loom I rI souttern expoinrt Ieat and I gal 30 4 WhST BIST TNlc fy furnished large and v a ntall rooms with good board tQ 4 0 GOOD substantial board large front par plo lor first hour folding bed piano soltabl I rtwn Ihellt34Eat 74th at gro a flud orLtoohIin BOAIID and furnished room heated t H 1 runv LI borland st ooor ullon Brooklyn convenient to un CMAW FAMILY offer Pleasant I room suitable for on xT2 or ITO senllsrnen Vlib first clan board and re ntuanta e f horns pn rM ilibl term sight mm oPu1 t n FeMo bVldgt lilT South Klllott place near r uilon jmt ftnnttd BOARD wanted Iby young msn mechanic between 1l J I lath and 31st sis elth cud mutt I avs Addreu U M box IIU bun notown alice 1K Broadway ottt Manhattan Hotel BUROPKAW tLJitl 100 TEAMIIKAT ROOUd Dot aud CoM Wsstcr m4 All I spr T mBU HIXTH AV AND SSTH AT 1ntrane l th it OMCAlt FIOUKNtJi Ilseeseger New Tor HO L WELLINOTON 3ll ST AND KADIBON AV Bltiaat roOBU r lilt uo alngly 0 V PITIIAX rrop MKBCH ANTr UOTFU rtlaadl it room DOe u4 171 tl ldJl1J i to a wssk two people fa PUBJTAN IIOTRU lea 9wrT eoraer Dlance it I L AieomaU tar gatsa desag elegant I ftumilSht4 O a pKrtmtm td A DOCTOR living alone wanta ta teat fnrnlili4 room IL wllh UM of parlor 5tsdet elrk 1 or mechanic very moderate iall at 831 if act BJ4 it I lit nat wt A HANDSOMRLY rDRNIBHKD parlor Boort three 11 communicating rooms en toll or singly outer O torx l 6 itS a 4 door oulh otc2e11 OLtNTON PLACE SI Large comfortably i J room for light honsikeepliig at email roemi ra ipiclabl people PURNlSllRDTlOOM to let to one or two mint wlthar 1 without board private family SKI Mulberry at car llottiton t1Fii1lilIltD BOOMS fresn 170 upward Oil wail 11 37th It HANDSOMELY FURNIBHBD front parlor adjoining room loathern exposure eierraconmmodatloni lm Vitr oW flIII tl comfort ftODBKATK 323 West 34tll lt HALL ROOM Til LET heated with privIlege of par i LL lor to young tnenUBt37 Broom st LARnciquare rooms front and back nicely fur 14 Dished also ball room BSEast nth it NTl ORLY FURKTsnPn front roiimTnear llroadway I steam beat hold cold water all latest Imprrv mont with or without board tri Wet 8ntht NEWLY fURNHHEP IS rootn bOUUIO rent for 1I4O l per month rent now In th home 217 Wait 40th hired NICELY FIRNISIIRD rooms with home comforui i reasonable prices private family ns Bait Mth it P KvBi near S3ditHall rm also large 1 front room and hidroom well nrnlshtd ST iAItK8 1 PLACE C Kaiteih itllandaom parlor for doctor or one or two irentlstBin CUAtL fnrnlihid bedroom to a riipeotabU gsnll man IIIC 358 Welt imth it TO Newlyfurnlihed light room gentlemen L allow prices MAR1OM UtiUBB 10 Bait Broadway WANTKO Two mull fnrnUhed room or onl i 1 on wllh good light on Uadlaon or 6th aye ba tweet 00th and 801U Ita Address by letter at once stating term BLKCk LBY 3 Madlaon ar WA14TLD Neat comfortably fnrnlshed room by I V young lady employed minting day location ad av below at it Address with terms D FIIU31 box 181 bun office IITASIIIMOTON PLACE ft near Broadway Well far vr ntshed large I front room alan email room due locality terms moderate WAVKI LKY LTcE 5 near Broadway Nleilr fur V V nUhcd large roetn sunny hall room other roomtl list 1 Up WAblllMlTUN rlACE I Comfortably furnished TV room gasandbathi gentlemen fa 1 21 AV po cornir Mh st MansHeld bell Larga front room Lao Hall room vary reasonable OD ItT fxl EAST Large room first floor also square room lecund Hoer light housekeeping ta 2I nTv Tn near Mk itfomfortably furnlihed hall room for gentlemen only 3 DOM INIClTsT F rolshed rooms for houekaeplngt I also single room with love IIW I up ATl hT 01 EAST Largefront room well furnished A dIn small rooms private honse 4 TIt BT 44 KA8T corner of ltowery5lCely furnished 0 imall room 1 OOjteekly gents only 7Til BT TIM EAST Large we furnished I front parler I with connecting bedroom one or two gentlemen prlvata amlly 7Til ST KA8TLarge front furnlined room I gas heated nathl aloo mat hell bedroom very moderate 8 iTII ST ST MARKS PLACH 31 EASTNicely for ntshed large trout hall room terms moderate 89TII 8TCS EAST near Broadway Handaomely fur 1 nished parlor floor private bath private or baalneM purposes 9 Til sT ice E ASTNicely fnrnUhed front hall eg room partly heated alao front room heated 1 OYH BT 115 EA8T rronfl parlor gentlemen or I conplo alia cotuiiotmg rooms and ball room terms moderate 1 A Til 6TTi40WRSTLarg second and thiril story Jfl front and connecting room also small room gen tlemen or families hoos newly furnished ezcoliut attendance all conveniences 1 QTII ST 2ro TSm1I and large room with or JO without board also nrstolaaa trench table board 1 OTII m7i3 EAST Cosily tarnished rooms for gen 1O tlemen all accommodalloui private bon OJD ST32S WEST Pleasant sunny ulte l of room O also llnsl room grate tire closeta perfect cleanllueM private family Q4TII si 218 WFST Partial learchlar for home prt like comfortable room In private family can bo accouitnodatrd with back parlor southern exposure also ball room healed references O4TII STIll EAHT dy living alone bas band A 4 comely furnished parlor also other room trauilent orjpermaiient 24 Til ST I2J FASTDeslrabl third story iqnar lunny back room with conveniences references 24 LTII ST I2 EABTLarge back parlor three cloc eta also square and ball room OOTIl TO FSTLarg cicely farnlih alio O smIth room bath and all conveintucei terms moderate 2 S ST142 144 WE TEIanl and cheap apart fcO mentt all Improvement near L elation rtiT T 117 bA9T furnished rooms RZ O i heated te actetoco trantlent or perma nent OOD ST 10 EAST between Mh and Uli CTK a1c OO HaniltomeljT 1 1 farntitud rooms OjlOI one sal u tie l physIcian 33 ST 147 EABT Lanre room also hall roomi tie tai bath heated terms moderate OTlfsT II WEST near UroodwaylTan4enmeiy Ol furnlihed room excellent attendance references exchanged O4 TH HT 21 Ia J FAST one flight npIIII room nicely Ot furnished also front parlor gentlemen or ooopl O4 TK fiT 1 1 wldrrne larire and one small room Orr handsomely nrnl bed excelUnt attendance a4 ST s7 WESTUsndsomely tnrntebed back po p rlor and hall room not and cold water 34 TH ST IIWIVKST near Broadway Large pleas u ant handsomely furnished iqusre room 3AT1I IT34 EST Delrabla Landwraelr far Ot ntihed room trout toy gentlemen also I email rooms all conveniences reference 35 I hT K EST Handsomely I furnished eulleiof tJU rooms also large room for gentlemen cheap 3 TlfsTT FEASTMcetr l furnished half room e U 1 tl 75 also large room cheap JfJTH STIH ESTLar o elegantly tarnished vJU rooms second story ruunlng water Ana bath gentlemen 4 OTII ST m EASYttlngle l and double rooms for tu gentlemen or light housekeeping 160 1 upward 41 fiT iT limo EAttIarge alcove and adjoining 4JL meal fnrnuihed for light houiekeeplog alto front batement yl IT BT OSSFASTTwn connecting rooms together rxJ orseparate also front parlor housak eplng or otherwise ATll ST 4i2 WESTLight hall badroom nicely u furnished fl15 all convenl nc i private houa 4 STII ST2Vi EAST Large room suitable forono or lu two also small rooms from 1 23 4 ITII s ro1 r rABTCnrafortable hall room hot and tt f cold water geutlemen only 4Qril BT Sia MKbT Large square snnny room riO also 1 large back parlor for gentlemen or man and wife TftTll vi 310 VEST near BroadwayPieasant fur it msned front room also hall room In I private rOil dence reference given and required RTII AT lBs WBsTMc7l7furnlshed rooms to let o Jw In a private houte also front and nick parlor furnished unfurnished nA L station references VJU ST sit WEST Two lovely outsIde room with JO private family erery nourtnlenov terms mod erate eraseD liT 11111 EAST near L station Wen furnished OO ballroom with private fanny term moderate RO tT n1 WKKT Large I and mall roomi board Us optional I j all conveniences near L IIboard II ftOD l ST J03 WEST 1 arire sunny ronmf running hot Oe and cold l water h m required X 4TII S1125 1AST I tqnsre room well furnished i t louiliern exposure coo hall roam trout rae heated ArHSTrniFAST Fronl room and aleovetother tJTHOU hId and well furulihed termi very uiuderite t 7ATIlT l44 IA Tolol furnished front and 9J helroom sultaiite fur tuie or two geulkmeo Imith 1150 of piano term reasonable fjl WABIIINOTOSpLAri IIorn peasant snnny I w room folding bed upenflre also ulc yfurn iud sniitll rom gentlemen TfTII RT 11 EASTNirely furnished room Tn prl 9 1 t cal family suitable for one or two gentlemen with buI term reasonable 77 ITII STJU tASTIrJor Ad Iplu room heat I S and rae use if bath very moderate THOKIi 80 tli BlTlM WP8T Bedroom mend parlor 1Irivolo U intrance any arrangeiiienta mail SKILL 10 T 7Tl7 BAST Large and small room 512 tic III IIrlra house two L itatlont 10nlTIIHT 1 EAST Mcely mrnl ae4 room In I aui print house with orwltkout board con Tin lent locality terms moderate mTH KT 11 i FA8TA ball nicely fur lu nlshedt suitable fur gentlemen oonvenlint lo culty terms moderate UL aJrTII ST a7a niKT rim nat near Ji itatlon I e4J two nicely i l furnlshedjuomi i with prlaiefamtly 1 AfJ WLST43DH1 f Furnished room for geDtlimia JLJ I only reference given and required i S 10W50T luTII sFFleaaaniT larg arid email o l rAouiit eonvenltncei primal hoe and family one block from Liuilon good tattle board 1400 psr week 3 I HAST I13TII STMc ly furnished room tn vi I private house suitable for gentlemen or young couple term moderate lUrni hrd om ii utt i WANTED Two small fcrnUhsd room or ae lane IT one with good light on Madison or Mh aviTb twesn join and IIOlh Its Adjreaji by letter at cube itatlng terms IILYCItJoKT83 adiao3 a Y WtUiUn OU fll Vautttt I WANTED to HintSmall cottage Ia l Nw J reT a TV short distance from New York and ear rallroaa itatlon permanent occupancy at molorat real Ad I dresi tOtTAuK box Ida run odica Waatti1 for gusiurw urp t WANTEDFor manufacturing I purposei elli how TV room In central I location about 7fOi test flOor I SPICE top lofts corner building prf rr4 itsam I power and good light Addresi t 0 box 3043 Sttite mUutt Tusge axo ornCR rUftlfJTUU INaiAy IUJIUW OTVAIW1tW I Q ZLLav W tat Cytale for ttthj 1JtRI I tottatt rfdt ale Ull j 1 J i i M TO LET or FOR SALE 5t 0 C v 5 5 5 1ii C i 4 4 I em 1 Boathwvlt corner 118th Hi aad fllh A1 H McSIANTH Oweever ansI Builder STORKS AND APARTMENTS IN ABOVE DIOCC WILL PR LET TO RBBFONSIBLK PARTIES AT A JIENTAL T1IAY CANNOT BBDUPLICAThU IV NEW YOHK CITY AN KARLY INBlBOTIO1 OF THESE PREMISES IB aOMriTEt BATISFAflTORV ARRAMQEWENTS MAttE WITH ANY ONK DP8IR1MQ TO LOCATE Ib THIS RAPIDLY IMPROVING DUTUICT AN EXCELLENT OVPdHTLflTY IS AFFORDED CAPITALISTS WHO ARE LtWKINO FOE SAFE AND WBLLPAYINO INVESTMENTS rRICBS AND TEEMS WILL BE MADE AS ilEA UljAKLK AS rOBMilLB IN CASK OF BALE STORE RENTALS FROM S70 UPWARD APARTMENT3 SIX UOOH3 18 TO 23 AI1IY ON PUHJUHKa OR TO B S COTES CO 9th av and 104th st FSTATKS MANAGED RENTING AND COLLECTING fjsilesi send Kxchnnaef a Hpeclally GLIDDON ELFOTRII AND MPOIIANIOAL BELL HANGER OF 108 EARl TIt n4 Y 0 AM BSPKIIT AND A llkADISO KLVCTRlriAN MJItNISIIKU ALL TilE tLllnTRlO AIPLIAMIKH IN TUB ABOVE J1UILD1NOB LED PERSONALLY BUPERt TKNDBl C tin HOBK D E GILLIE OF ISO LIOIID ON AABovS BTilibSSSI ll SDrBRIN DBI TIll BANIYA TLCMB TOCH BROTHERS Of tl BOWEKT N LO DnNI8lIED TUB MORTAR COLORS FOR mESS V BUILDINtIII D P MOISAN 01 WAYS 4b AND INI 410 CASING EAST t04T11 IN lrJill BtILDINO4 Ii WAR Tun CONSTRUCTOR or TllII BUlB MURPHY JONES 01 YMUUHAV N Y DID I1B AINmo BOTH EXTERIOR AND lit AAOwners of Im proved and Unimproved property on the East Side send full particulars to CROMBIE McKEAN 1589 3d Av A CHANCE FOIL GREAT BARGAINS ll V Ytlrnl Jo 11 C1IAUIKS llijK A CO ivlllnell their rens lnltiK lrlTutr Done t arratly if deed price All New und I perfect order No 110 V eat 04III Ntreet 2U feet wide No luteS Vet 04tb btreel UO trrt avide No 105 Meat 7 Ud Street 17 feet wide No 107 Went 7Sd Htreet il feet wide Can be examIned ut sang time IurtlcillMra at offlce corner 7Ud 040 asid Otta AT J1AKHAIN Two fonretory double house brIck rent 314 mast be told at one K hULH uoo n est 13oth n 1 GREAT INDUCEMPJiTS to buy cheap boone and lot Morris Dock ttatlon Berkelsy Oval 24th ward agent on premises every lisy ANDREW PrtWlM 137 Broadway ctlnt l und pnrtmtntL1 0 let THE FLORENCE lOtlOU FAST nnTll HT SUBLET OhK APARTMI V r iSMsTINO OF 4 ROOMS ALL LIGHT AN J ItS UllilMLLY t LKMallLD ELEVATORS ALL Mb IIV A ro TTEU t BKO A 11 fli r and Hh av and t3x Broadway The following house are kept In perfuct order 9tb av 1314 our 2d it 4 roon flO uu tnI2 on tilde st MH to 53 West Impv d teliem K On to in on ft Ig 6 dt 440 West small families 8 no to II in 0 thlt 111 West decorated 11 vi 10 15 in IHh av 18414 a rooms doral 14 no to 17 uu oth av 1871 I 6 rooms lo 1 AI Store on Otis and tO ave 25 UO tu 3000 Apply to Juniors I on Irmiaes u hove tents Sl to 82a Fine apartment Including electric light iteam heat and hot water four and flarne room with all improve mlllt com tnlent tu cars Apply to E U HTRIUKOI 77ff loth AT Near t4 Ht THE CHELSEA cza JHT san fT ONK MKDIUM blKIl APAKTWIM RENT FREE TO APRIL I on payment of M month rent M av 1KH corner light rootnl ftHM to 11100 Sd or 1503 arid 1RJS iaiil 4 room aVto 1100 nothtt 224 r t7i large rooms I tot to 10oo IPIstst 127 East Srooms private ball ictvjtn loo IVdsL 122 bant 5 room prIvate hall IBUI to 18 UO Apply to Janitor or c U JLKAVITT 1 CO 18ON ltd uv IONI IJAIK 03d at send Park JV 6 BlOom with fill CInder Improrirneot PMimeitirnr ClAvntor Mull lloj blc ltiNT i rii v 10iv Cnn hf ffvn Ht any titter Apply tifc GKKKN HZIOrt a Weal 41I m RENT FREE TO APRIL T1 But av and llith st Plegaat Hats u room enu 118 to 21 Apply mmmi premise or AJP a COTLs A LU 104th st and nth ar ttjtoomt und nth Bcnlis 833 to BSIt nrvr llntimina with oil Imp OT mrntu 111 KAHT SHTII HT VKA It IA UK AT Aply to Janitor on premlsaa MUNUORKK Av a A IESIRABLE FLATS TO LET A J nllY r tl JlO 3adlsoQ av t steam heated and single flat rent Sio 100 Bail fath it corner lId elegantly decorated rent 31 A large I number of others CROMIIIL A McKKAN Isu I Id ar AKLKCANT KIATi of five rooms and bath al A Improvements papered aol 1 decorated con enlent tn ckvated station JKI io AOSJ Mil a near 141dt Janitor premIum JODWAUI fcJL OYT aid AV 14411s Kt I PAIITMKNTR ln the impro ed doelllnir Wt Fast A 72d 11 of two three rd four roims nil light with bath laundry hot and cold water and hall heated r ntH J5 and SI 14 oLKOM UKOTlimiR 814 Rroadwnr near hIll sL AVKMK A norlliaastcnrner 7M st New house II three and four room with all Improvements rents 0tosu Apply on premlsei janitor ATTRlcnh FLATSIlght 4 rm moderate 3 prceii decorated mirror portieres And lace cur tains jMUllor JiJ Weil 33cl su A aiilfiFlas ot six roem and 1 bathTileco 1 rated near li station Ill Veot Mi th tc and lit West tthfth st Janitor D WEL1lNO I HOlliBa flats and apartmcnta to let ApplT to 11z I JAYNR t CO lf4WeathSilat and T H Liberty st over Heal I siita lixcliang FLATS AND APARTMENTS I unfurnUhed dr Iilslie4 In all parts ot lie ely OliUM I BIOTIIBItr BHilroilway near 13th st EILATH irtttut mint I In perfect order decorated V rsuta moderate Apply to new i jaultor on the vrcUl I lies or owner 11 West llibet I L KXINlTON I A Y 147i ANtI j I4T lezmt 1 fits D rooms private I hull def JtiJI ldCI high liialthr oonrenieni location mni 1 i me Jsmii ron SlAmiIY t DAVIf 17ir t iiuhit MARLRnUOUDII AIMS ru 7 Ueit I 111 tlmotel V apartment holism tiltes of IHU unit three rouiiiK rurnlsnedandiinfi lire prrof hull ling tvIr steam beat restaurant Amrlciu and Huropeati Janitor 1IACLIV A HAUit on immmes NICELY AllllANdlII FLATS roomn all Imppiv i menu hot and cold water 110 tim ml nicest 144 in st AvooiiWAicn fc tiovr 1111 West iiith t f TWIVtRSITV PLACE U r sfParto of 1100t U suitable for dressmaker or prIvate omit I l1TAV l116TO 22Ih1154 EAST 114111 KT coml tnodlous flats I rooms recently decorated hot and eld water laiidi5 I JatUU ror MAriATAI AllS ill West lothsl 1 7TII AT bIonic fronting irth I and nth I sis the I healthiest and most elf gain a rtininta In Harlem I learn heated throughout ii rouuis batti fMitoK1 fl rooms bath 115 to va onli rouuis bath larger than a rrlvat house saJ two tuoutbi rent lice to good par tlMl only a fw mor 0WAMSIEtMTJIN Owr 1hTU St 4D1 WBBTnni Hats all tmproriminu 4STb f 40 r betted halls 7 B rooms m Jacltor KKtR IT 331 TO 331 BAST Elimnt Ball Id Erst Ol otaa hoaaeit hallicarptod p Or4 and haatidt rtnta IU to 117 Janitor S1 emil BT I2fl WESTSingle flat 27xS3i aU lam Ol veil lighted and rtnulated rotmii Uto fie owner onaecond flat rTJt 6T toa EASTOnc flight 7 larg light roomn U I all tmprovmaaU rDt reuoaabl owner on preml 1 OJIP lITm KAaTTsTnVir Tat Voond floor H A apOrotims private lialL extra widtn all Imprnv mania Janitor ur MACLAV A DAVIES b1 Wei luthst 1 1072 f1 AV yh NIhmoelU04 t v I fa Cats 0 rooms and bnlli 011110 l If S 14 LAWnot wt r ipj llejbyrewnr to each V Jit f amlly i batbroom a klteba all tmprov rar menu steam baal Mlecl imati I aralllu M4 Baat t c J Ku TIL I nui S PO W1 Henry Olmsted Son AUCDITECTS 73 Naec rst New Tork HANDSOME BttOWNRTONE HOUSE Fonr tory I and basement high sloop iSJith St near nllhI av choice location uuly S5WX cash required alpo four story double tint bulb it a choice Investiraiit at a sacrIfIce tu clou ellate Addreu tot Ultlc Boi 3432 HEADQUAItTPES wit side loonies and fiat alt price J W STEVENS Silo av corner BDd it and m Broad way S AE YOUR EARMSOS where they will be safes and druw most interest WIII i buy you a hOlD In any location on mall monthly payment lltit and latest lyitem with absolute leourlty Aiiplv or uddres J uoitr 102 East Mth st corner 3d ar Special agent Mercantile Coonerativ blank of J7 St Hall st Open vlnn imtll S Sunday BA U to 12 H TO IICILlltRFor ale with balldlng loan plot 01 land at northwest corner nt 8th av nnd Hiih it null ou avenue 5110 on street 7at middle of block MACLA1 A DAVIES laj llroadway and 51 W lutnat SJANTEDOwnere of Harlem l property detlroui of T V V lellJnz or rrnllng to send pinfcuUr to bttAUTHULT A CO tOT 1 hut 1 155th st 0 167 Tll ST nr loll vThre torr trick reel J deuce I J rooms pTlceySsi IJj1 1 Sluo re ulred balance easy in tal monte Call or stnd stamp for our rrlllld IbL nuviit IJUISON M Liberty st ttllt estate fat ale ohln IJUO DWAY 11ROOKI1 sCorneT plot 112 feet on i HroadnayO teet on MadIson su prk UUOO terms eamy will subdivide I 1 0 ANMILU oer in ichange place N Y FOR SALEThree story tak1500 brick well bull single flats easy terms Itroadway property and plot 01 tots a house and J toIl fu lXX1 farm at bre Lawn L I MMHI IAt TIMJ8 corner Broadway and D Kalb ay VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In th heart of the V 20th Ward 4W NO cub t i quarterly llouine from fJoa up K15D cash t3U quarterly RUBEK nllELLAN succeisorto James Uagulrt Atlantic and Yao Mcklen ava uu War eST0py basement brick dwelling improvements 0 211d ward On location close estate must sell NKLIS boo 177 sun tip town oflite 12 3 Bwa 0 O CO OnntOWrsr PIIICI Cheapest tame story W i iJj rruu house In Hrookliiin sHericn st modern Improvemetiis 1 J ns In nor Kockaway aT one door below Fulton av L tlon AMJHEW POWLLU I578rcia 1 v V i 1t 1 I t t lt 9 OIITHEJ1N CALIFORNIA 0MOVES on AOF sd5OO srAere Annuullv n hrn Mature Our lufurmatlon ard Circulars write to J 1 II I tOt TAIS A CO Klvenlde CaL FOR SALrA small firm II acres of gM level L land housa ami IK J nrl barn all In 1 nod order lorrar tlculars aldroi N LiON ItlUELL Joslyn L I Foal uniee box tile I I OFFER TO GIVE In the town of Kllllngworth I Conn 4H mIle from Clinton Chore Line R 31 l time best farm of fifty 101 acres nicely located and suitably divided r 1 Into Improved pasture and wood laud under good state Of cultivation good ouoo good orchard plenty or water If any Ins will pay for a good two story house with L 14 rooms good barns shed with other outbul dings all in good repair and convenient or 13iimmmi half can re main for further particulars Itiqulre of 11 II HABKIS on the prml a OWN A rElho Wa will buy yon one and let your rent pay for tite property no security I required no InurIng taken ar nts wanted Address ORAMTl To 8TATHVKOVIDEM J AESDCIATIOV luj Broadway New orl Kir5flfr EACh W0 OA8HIoti l8M It west V9UUU Tirom aT Fordbam height bargain peCUlators INVhSIMKM 1I3 1 Broadway tnl cit1t for zrnt crr5 O RANGE HEIOHTS N Jhew Hone house contain InK H room with a acres of land HACLAY A 1IAM1 IM llroadway and 67 West loth St PAItms contemplating the purchase or renlingnf New Jerscv proerty III the oranges Itosevllle or summit will und It I tn their Interest to addresi t 11 IA1LOK 74 Cast Jlh st NY fOf nle or tTu gTri iCountrjj o ItAPt2E llll this vicinity specialty bargains for ale K V HAMILTON i CO US Broadway NY I ttllt Sotate to lxchIl1IRt A ROW IF ELEGANT APARTMRhT HOUSES west f 1 side I equity I about finnUM alKO four corners and hlock or fourst try I store snd flati In Hrooki I n Mill txkliauge above for free and clear country pro arty I CdMmrl Ill I Turk row TO PTCIIANOf fhnce rslrrn city mid country I proertlf for Eastern I city real 1 eitat glvprlo and full lefcrlttlon 1 L FtNMIUUSIiH A CO llagentown D 6 TIM RIIIFVCIH on Park elope Brooklyn emit Melilent tn deviled and numerous lurfate lint Nice country property O rJIJnIIRT V CmCIHtLT 21 Park row utatriT0 A t MRB nriRT specialist In female complaints J tales rontliiements In her prltate house con II lititl if nicdli al treatment lufaat adopted IU7 rat Eittlylcst I AIIJJUAIK COUPIAINTHi very fv rllllv abiolute privacy established 3J years lit i f U IilNN rofesor of Midwifery uecologlat and llumougazmiat UlVrAM8 CUllED In PIIYMCIAK DRUG J Horn m Ireenwich it Imaily and Ruudayi from ii A M to Hi CSl I Ciiarg medicine only A nisi TKIAJ TitjATMKNi strT trro cureil jainen without Inilrumititi all mini tllssaxei Dr lILINv 4uLexlnitonav A Mlli I JIALM J44 Faetttitim stEuperienrej JI 5 meidwifa skilful or mad treatment femalt com tilolntn 1ONlSEtilXNT CASEI1 rvacoiinry Imoiiae pbylcian terriers tviry coturort Intanii adopted llcsn cl itrs WILSON IgBUiJea cv Prooktj J lt UK lURirTH PKN VRijyAirp7ii arc the only geiiuina Peuiit royal rills made 25 years expert encf OOlce 1M Weal Ud it Ily inali f 1 Beware htnitaliutm DK IIAn KFII e West 13th it Oldest lxlligspertal lit juiciest cures or no chsrge nil cases either lex newest runexlks ineuleiue Cl advice free tm tom DR NEWTON WlflTEiiEAl professor of midwifery bew Vorke great eater in feutale complaint M Fast 4 tli su near 41 av DR 7tfitEIWpodlcet inleetion 7ninge copebtued circu without capsules Urugglsts tl taiCanaUt fl FULLERS Youthful Vigor rii coral neTvoWdT Ubiniy Allartgglsti ia Depot 4hO anal it EDWARD iCONRAD l D laclllg1 phyilclan All 14 dheuee and complalntii of women receive expert attention Ladlel may rkinsolt rre In perfect confidence Iriet privacy bkllleoT midwifery Ladles boarded Infant adopted Lend ktainn for book Hours u bC p U JK Yianltanuttt J47 West 4Blh it E IUMA L DAVIs TuroiiollrU awl mental hsaler lust 14 arrived at 331 Mb avf tour ID tuG EMIH 11 tIC leosSBR xpertevced midwife myears pram tVL tImes b arili ladl s iBiprlvate lioua during connna mint arDent Infernal diinplalnu InfAnt adopted t L S4I KMI84tu TVIRS SCURODDBIt apayiined midwife boards la IVJ diesin private bouse during coEOnsmsnt Intaati adopted SIb lass 54th t jjjjjndtjj tdIc1 I Nervous Diseases of Men I AND THEIR Treatment by Local Absorption The IJB Snlle RemedlM For all forms ofnervous wait decay xhaastlOB u4 ttbllliy whether due to dUu of the teige rtju w asS otAlso Also the new and direct method of arresting abiermal nrtnary discharges and restoring to the lmp Ml ktf departed manly vigor Bucceuftil where All Else has Foiled The La Snlle Method and its Advantages Our prtparatloni are called Thu La lle ltn e4lo H from the fact that we procured the original formal 4 the cilebrMed Ir La salle ot Paris under goarute that shonlil we think proper to Introduce at any Urn till remedies to the American public we should d M under that title Bom yean ago Dr La Kail conceived th Idea it Creating nervoui and iimlnal milieu by rectal aedl eatlonbellsvlBg he would gala the following dru lazes 11 1 Application of tbe drop dlrtetlr to the scat it lb dIsease I Avoldaneetofdlreitlon and intnllMtlom it Use active medical agents there being no stomach drugging S The patient can cur nlmielf Tirr HttU upecM without any physician 4 Their uu require no change of diet n f Its g dlnary pursuits of Ufa V They are absolutely harmlesi 0 Close approach to ths lower aperture tt ar genre of the spinal nerves from the vertebral rebOrn and hence ease ot penetrating to the nsrvoua flail tat msttsr of the brain and uplna cord ruble men whose strength Is Impaired willnndaiur and permanent cure luDr La ball remedlea The liu Snllo Holiis Th word Bolui li a Latin name andmanialArfE In the preparation ot the La Ball Bolos wa nit tba bait cocoa butler for holding and preferring the Tarletu drug thus making Introduction vary caaymatUr They pan Into Ibm reotnm with the moil eirtMt san by means of a little pressure from the finger This method of treatment leaves behind no trace M xclla the ourloslty of any ens The IioSallo Improved Bolus actualBice DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS BLADDER PROSTATE GbrVND Their Treatment aM Core Without BtOB uth MedlcuUoi It SYMPTOMS Frequent urination riling at night t urinate rain or icatdlng la passing water Dribbling of urine after completing the act Enlargement of the 4 proiUte gland Bright s Ulseaae of the Kidney Th most decided benefit li I derived by placing these rents din right at the spot where lucy will d the molt gipd When the Bolus Is Introduced Into the rectum It Mill directly at the neck of the bladder For further Information call or addraai rn H TRESKOW9 822 Broadway New York OFFICE IIOUIIM PROMO to 18 AND 1 toO edneidny t nd Hulurdny Kvcalnc from 00 hilnduy l nm O to 1 ENTRANCE ON SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS 00 BAST IJTH ST FREE to MEND CONSULTATION FREE Vonno or Married Men troubled with Note TOuev ehllltyf lam ot Ivor Used Dream rrrmlllne Wsactla o mY of Body and iliad Z from early abuses should consult lr II Fr mx the Old Reliable Hue cliiltKU Ilahasthlargeil practice ot any physician la thlnouniry lIt treatmens Is pronounced by bou nd of patltnta to b riuperlnr tu any they aver I I used Avoll all r ata t I AttpllcntlosiH and Ap I lillMiicefl They do nq good as thouamadt of people hare found to their sorrow have Money ny consulting Ilr Frets Over 10 Oon cases treated yearly fonna Slam you reay be in the OrsI stare or your milIeu when it wIll Cot YOU aery lIttle hut by xlenimenhiue it may cost you iiuutures 0 antiaramid a lire of niluery Many a itrigtist I oung Man Lt L case run on unttl a Jsunatle Aeylun or a ilcldec uuye claImed tiiri a a victim ho not let this be your cae nnccu II one Ito mint delay or exlientflnl Tertna reaonabls Ulcers Jisumore ooe lhroa MloOeipa5 flicsntsetlsm j1lmlneyamil Ittadder Diseaeie Ac treated whhimut Mercury at ih H Iraaa Pier York iiu auir Medical Institute wwa Ju arH near 34th it New York city HotirsM Mto4l P M B P M to oI3d Sunday in A M tin P i M Mention this paper Patients out ot city treated by maiL ATTENTION I DR ORIND1B has devoted his time for many years to the azolvilvo Ireatmeiit of dUeasei of men from whatever cans arltlng BLOUUand nklN mhleeaue red spot pain In tunes sore throat ant mouth blotchei and eroptlons oq tt e ktu ulcers painful nwellirirs Ac KIDN1 111 and I KlAiY complaints Irritation scald tog Inflammation frequent Inclination to urluat In fectloui ihariei gleet stricture and kindred aS lions cmdAMt WLAKNESS nervoni debt Ity Impaired memory mental anxiety absence of will power lost vitality melancholy Involuntary vital losses weak back and other diseases resulting from xcessas In discretion or overwork recent or old speedily thor oughly and permanently cured All lingering cnronla diseases successfully treated A long extensive praott cal experience enables the Doctor to apply the proper treatment at one without useless experimeuta tana laving the patient much time and expsnse OFFICE ovnn TEN TLAEM lIt Ill West 12th st between cth and 7th ava Consult Gun free Uouriutou bondaya li to 4 0 to e FOR IEN ONLY DflITIV TorLOSTerPAThmG UAUOj 545 DWI isOseralantlEI1VOUSDEflILI2Tf lURE Wlkness ef Body and Kladi Efftctt 1 J U JttiXj afErrnrsorlsceuaesin Older sieit Wokl UiltllOOI rlli ltnl r Hew u lelarge s l Strenetbes SViILstevitAmbmD OdIouS a rAItTsetODL Aboeitt slslllnr HIIBI TnliTBtlTCoilu la a days e Kiliry rr a 41 em 7 rrtnri i u ysigetaiatai Tsa esi wile lAce BeeS Tall iplustloii US prMfs 1114 leil tees A44rtu 311 uUlCAL COIUIIALSY I 1IILITY Dr hMITII 124 Eat I IMh st near 3d aT cx latiun oldest rehiatie speclmuliI both sexss skis disease hlimol poIson infectIous dlsctisrges strictnree Irrlttitina ttoIdcr kidtieym throat catarrb hear lung method Ommly one known that rums woril cuses nerious dnhlllty lost vitality weakness Invol untary losses bad drcsms Impediment to marrIage want of development quack horns cures fall I have everything known tu science medlml nr surgical have acquired a snterlor tuna ledge by long special practice which enables me to guarantee quickest prmannt r cover saving sujlenng advice free writ or call t tog CHICHESTtrVa ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS HID CKOIfJ DIAMOND IIIAND Mre sure inC slivsjs rltabl Ladle mA rugglsl la DIlsD4 r1nui4ti red uulIU ties me4 nltk tlM rltb s Take a ethea ye hen 4efit n lee psnJeulars as4 iteDer fec a Ia tlr tiiatieryryiceslLmepu CkiehcetrCbesCe Jeedahfehb 1 i111c EOSiiCtltYlI44 SlUt 24th stNew 11 a York iealinz specialist for all dlleanc of men fl blood t cmlsiimsetttnale ucers discharge glelItrlcture nervolt mlcliliiy dleasee of skit kihimey bialder Aom I relicrat oto ii his meorlt tale longatatidtng caaoe solicited silence arid skill only no palemt cotmimOutidi Pr ltqneciur cures Iermaflenulv and mu itntckiy as ran eafely tie itone ti icily confidential ilture S to B 7 tub Smitiday ii to I oniywrite ot call I AKrllC7EIOLD DR ORINDLE CELEBRATED I 11 Mhl lAllDT im vetrsbolhsrxest diseases of skin blood kllney aim bladder ulcers riicntoruldlnfectlou4 4 dlscluruea Lest stricture Irritation ton frequent uri nating lmisoeo l weakness debhlty lost tltalltr restored old or young all eees recent or old srevdily and per m aufnt y cure I t or speedy relief and cerum cure go 10 tIlt DR UKIMJLfc M blast lImit i1 near 3dav 7 Hours ti tu tl I A ItitlIIIFT AM lRIVATFI DhMEAltlIRot men cured IL In a few mlayl 110 ctsrfe unless oiret also g1ce atrieture DInod roisotiltiit ulcers attn illseaes youthfsl rrmir umervous dbilhtyios vigorauid tnenhoo retordi soffrr no longr core ta certain bear Lu mind praolic I luck perfect I iAOJ el year Ito not be in flumnceit 10 to lr ilALlITT C celsbrated Itsilical Irtititate IsO Esat lPth at near 3d au ALL ERCRFT IMHE18KU and wiakn Maa arc cored it for a few dollars by the Kurotitan and American I perfected local and Internal remedies of old speslallst p hyslcians alter the most eminent doctors U tate coon try and Europe falL bull dlritt tlons and private treat nent by a 40 rears specialist at UK UICAL BtKKAl 21 Broadway from 10 to a ci A LI PISEASFH Or HIKH whatever Cue causa recent t1 or old blood poison kidney bladder and stile 4 iliteasis nervous OeMIHy dlchsrje ulcers gleet itrlclure ao quickly cilifl Inwrrt terms odeice free hr URKi JJJ rtroomi st 1 near Bowery hours Ii t tod A VUf Kill lllLIt rellahe fsrinsii Irarlied inToS 11 t wife skilful iraimnnm l onrd ladles betor and during cooDnement V1 15 with nine mice s board Infant uY joiuforlaVIe private restdiuo 347 Kat gqud I A lear pveetle in mi4wifery t 1 ksset lofaata ailmeptsd u

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I lINMMlUtA Pages 1318 tjiji 1Xfl Pages 1318 1 V NEW YORK SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 1890TWKNTYFOUR PAGES T BOOKS GIVEN AWAY I V From SCOTT and DICKENS to STEVENSON and HAGGARD STANDARD AUTHORSPOPULAR BOOKS V of BOOK SOAP ONE OF THE FINEST LAUNDRY SOAPS EVER PUT ON THE MARKET fe 1 Washes Readily Lathers Freely Saves Labor i OLDFASHIONED SOAPS WEAR OUT THE SERVANTWEAR OUT THE CLOTHESWEAR OUT THE TEMPER I Your Time is Worth More Than the Soap Your Life is Worth More Than the Soap0 r Your Clothes Are Worth More Than the Soap V I I Save money in any way except in cleanliness Some housekeepers who spend freely in other directions cut down the allowance of Soap for the weekly wash to onHalf a bar I ANT GROCER CAR SUPPLY IT FOR BREAKFAST LUNCH PINNER AND Alt TIMES MENIER CHOCOLATE V THE HEALTHIEST AND THE BEST Paris Exposition 1889 1 J 3 OflAND COLD FiIaDALO PRIZO t I ONCE USED NEVER WlItIOUT I1 ASK FOR YELLOW WRAPPER 40 CETA POUJND40 tJENT8 BRANCH HOUSE UNION SQUARE NEW YOR t CARPETS AT POPULAR PRICES ms ARE cio9iNO OUT A uaa AD CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ALL OBADBS Or bAa V V PETS AND 011CIOTHa AT UBBBAt B8 IJUOTIONB IN rBICKA RPBCIAL ATTBMTIOH n UrVTTBD TO JiJOirSBa LINK or 011VILTON 1VILTON VELVRn AT eieo ran TABO V AND TAPESTRY BIIUSSE1JI AT OO CENTS PUB AnD EQUAL IN QUALITY TO ANTTUINO OmBBS THIS MARKET Ju J DOBSON MAMUrACTURBRa RETAIL WAREROOMS 40 and 42 West 14th Street p tj LJCHINECrdDrlJ HICENTEXXIAZ The Htory or the BfuHacre by French and Indian Two Hundred Tear Ago SAHATOOA Feb aTho bicentennial of tlio burning of Schonoctady and tho massacre V I of Its Inhabitants by I the French and Indiana I Fob 81G3U was obsorvod with mpmorlnl re ligious services thoro tills raorulnb In tho old Dutch mooting house and similar services will I Li hold In all tbo churches tomorrow Tho name and tho history of Schenectady dato back more tban 200 years It Is now a thriving city of 1SOQO Inhabitants Is tbo seat of Union Col logo and has many oxtounlvo Industries Tbo i honors of tim massacre and many of tho Inci dents and traditions of that fearful experience of the early settlers are still hold In historic ro Diorobrunco by the lIving descendants of those tucestors and aro closely Interwoven Into all the local literature of tlio place 1or several years tbo Iroquois Indians had been tbo nlllos of Franco so also had been James II but he bad boon driven from Eng lanil and William of Orange had seized the va cant throne and made friends of tho IroquoIs en tbat now the French had not only to con tend with that tribe but the British colonies ttrong and populous wore about to attack them In l this emergency 1rontonac from his stronghold Canada resolved to mnko an at tack on tho English and tholr allies the Mo hawks In their sotlomiints at and near Al bany ah well as on Iho English settlements In llnlno and Now lluinpshtro Three war par ties of picked men wore formed but that of Montreal against Albany was ready first It consisted of 200 men of whom about onehalt ware converted Indians from the missions near Montreal Joey bcsnn their long march In Ibo depth pf f winter on unowfllioo each man wltb tho bond of his blanket drawn over his heal i n Kim in his mlttoned ham a knife a hatchet and a tobnoeo pouch at biB belt nnd pack on hlH ehoulderh They drugged their provisions anti euppllo over the snow on Indian sledges Tho determination of the commanders and their men wns to take Albany or die In the attempt Alter a lone and weary winter mare late in tlio afternoon of Feb H lOll hey reached the Mohawk River ut a point a little above tim vII Jairti of Hcheneotady Their pui we bud beun to rout awhile und to pOll pone tin 1 attack until 2 oclock in the morning but auohwiut the In clemency of the weather that they were forced to move on or polish uuldod by loir iroquoIs quuwswhom they had captured In k hut near by they crossed the Mohawk on thb ice and noar mldnluht they saw through tho norra the covered palisades of the doomed Tillage Huch was their tllitreia that some of them altuwurd said that they would all have eurrendond had an nneiny appeared The village of Hcbaneotndy 1 then was oijnng In form and enclosed by a palisade wbicbhitd two gilled ono toward the Jlobawk und the other toward Albany At the eastern LAte was H blockhouse garrisoned by eight or tin Connecticut mllltlitmen under command X 1 lout Tulmndge There were also about thirty MohnwUs In the place on a visit The In habitants were mostly Dutch and they were In a state of discord for the revolution In tng land lied produced a revolution In New i oik Albany was In the betide of the anticonserva tive party with Lelsler nt Us bead and the Dutnh of Biheneolady favored hint for their magistrate but the magistrate 01 the place John blinder Ulen stood last for the conserva tive Albany Convention und for this the vII lagorit bail Unentailed to kill him Talniadge and hit militia were uidtrorders Albany and like Ulen woro hooted at and derloea V Farlne un attack they bad entreated the p eo plo to be on their guard but their advice I was treated with ridIcule and on that night to show their contempt of suoh adloe stud of any apprehended dancer the Inhabitants purpose ly I left the union open and built at each of tbnra a BUOW Image of a soldier as a mock sentinel There had been owo popular social feiillvlly during the evening but It was now t User and at about 11 oclock when all was quiet Aud the toooontldeut primitive villager fathers mntherswomen children and Infanta lay burled lu slumber before the oleo western cat with Its mock sentinel of snow oo4 nuxly 200 hoaUu Vreaea and Indiana L V bent upon slaughter plllace and destruction Tho assailants formed Into two hande and passed through thn Kate In dead silence One filed to the right nnd the other to tho lelt thus circling tho vlllaco batwcen the houses anti tho palisades until the two lenders met nt the further end At a signal they screeched the terrllylug warwhoop burst In the doors of the housed niul with tomahawks hatchets and scalping knlve logan the work of slaughter To Illuminate the scene of carmine some build logs wero set on Ilro Tu Inhabitants aroused by the Infernal din and the crackling fire sprang from their warm beds only to re colxo death blows and mutilation from their merciless assailants Men women children ana Infants helpless to resist woro slain us with fiendish dellcht None were spared me young womenami then only for a more terrible I fate Hays tradition No pen cnn write and no tongun describe the cruelties that wero I committed Men wra compelled to witness tbo murderous brutalities dono to their wives the killing of children by a Mow from ntomn huwk and Ito braining of infnnte against the door posts Peter Tussomottor the minister wile hacked to pieces and l his house burned Sixty persona l em killed outright of whom all wore men 10 womon nnd lli children The cumber captured for prisoners was nearly 100 The nmanaoro und plllugo continued for two hours turn the prisoners weio secured and the assailants proceeded to rf fresh themselves and to guthiir together such booty as they could take with thorn This done lire was sot to the buildings and the non day at nOQn Hchnnectndy was In ashes About sixty old men and womon and children were pared and left behind A few escaped and fled toward Albany seeking for shelter In the cold ctorm The resistance of the Inhabitants was no hlh lit only two of the attacking party wero kllledT The aosnllants pursued by tho Knvlish troops lieu across tiarntoca county Near Lake ChamplaIn they were overtaken and a I few prisoners captured The most of tho bund oioupod but before reaching Montreal came near perishing from cold and nturvatlon A JVtffT IflDVBTIlY VO1S CUItDllllf The Dlrmlnsfcam Company that Ilirc Them to Slake Toy A novel Industry for childrens tiny little flncars has somewhat recently boon Intro duced Into England and Is quite fasclnat ing 10 the little workers as It Is remunerative A company has been formed for the manufac ture of toys which were formerly Imported Into the country at the almost Incredibly large sum of 2000000 When It was learned that most of the work of manufacturing the toys was accomplished by little children who IJn joyed their employment so much that they prolorrod It to play this company established tbolr manufactory In the midst of a crowded district of Birmingham und advertised to teach children Ibo work free of cost As soon as tho people learmid of tills offer women and children boslocod the placo In such numbers that tho street was literally packed with Applicants and the police had great difficulty to force tholr way through the throne The children after learning how to do the work are allowed to take It to their homes and surrounded by I tew comforts and luxuries purchased by the liooeeds of their fascinating employment anldth rellnlUKInfluences ul 1 home hundreds of usy little hands are employed In dollKhtful wor To rail out tim mot Intelligent workers In tlin trade the company Issued a lIt of prizes to bo competed for by the children under 12 year of all and awarded to tho child who shall construct thu bent t outfit for the companys paper loll I be largest prize Is 5 the stunlleit 3 I and thor prize Tints are to follow presently HllT rCr Htolen from a MynaKOaae About too worth of church property was itoHn from lie ifnu f u it m Ecu Klflh ttrtit some tIme taut r4 r Tlie cooire Uon Chtfr Kadliclia litmuS Thor trnrihlp ttitrfl Janitor loldmin who Un In Ih huehnt 01 the rDUOWU dlooud the I r obD ry bon n dclock In I lb ViCtfl nd 1 nt onc hud Li l rtporKd 10 ibenolic 1 at tho litton Iarktl 1 lUiicn IJcteotivri kr nnftt auil Mrionnlek foua t that an tin lulIIlOp lOll both mad to force tits Jour at ttii Kouuni eolraiot tUt 101v i doiiklltM a ills IU 1thaa rtooiVliloh was unlock J TIle ulutir j artltlM are shyer BI uia U Ilia CirCle t V PLEAS Full IPO1MV SVFJfRAUK lire Htantnn nnd Mr Anthony Speak Be fore the Henute committee WABHISOTON Feb aTho Senate Com mittee on Woman Suffrage today accorded n hearing to the members of tho Womans Na tional SuHrnco Association on the subject of extending tho eloctixo franchise to women There weni present at the mrotlnic Senators Vance Dlnlr Fatwell anti Elizabeth Cody Stanton Susan 11 Anthony and about a dozen other woman suffraKlstt Mrr Stanton mado the principal speech She said that for a uartor of a century body of Intelligent lawabldlnK women have had an nual conventions lu Washington and have made appeals befnro committees of Conwress asking to bo recognised ns citizens of this re public In every session of Congress new champions of tho cause hums risen up and passed away eiwh In turn bearing Ida tostl mo nlul as to till justice of tholr demands Tlio women suffraaiBte nero hero todur she said to ahk Congress ti tko the necessary PtdK fur the upuudy unlruiu lilannent of women and there were huron frent reasons for tills request as lolloHs Fllsl 1 for the benefit 1 thut bolItOVBriimuiit to noman horsull sncond for the linmonto ulvantacu It will bo to the family to bare llbeinlly iducnted wit OM nnd mothers well Informed 1 on all questions pnLllc Inter est thlid lor the good of tho Mate mien I womon aro Infused with tho I lrtuuuf pntrlot Jim they will hold pornonnl and family acErb dlziiment subrirdluatu to tuGboat interests of the whole pooplo Miss Anthony then dlscuswd at loniith the reasons nbote I sot forth Hho lIalel that wnmons ImtlluH wore not bolnc fought nt I tho rolls As yet political turtles I are taking no cttgnlzanto C I l l I el I V l4Di4 lrjnjHirt Iv4 junnwu uuk will I 14 n I4n content thoueh neither notlcoil nor undnr stood Rloopa doop down in the litIttits or one lialf C thee pooplf TiiiH owing illHcontent kooplnlt plleu with WOmILI1h Irluu lutollluunce anti target Ireedom Is the lIIuIII Unniunma menace to the Ktnto today becnuno with her religious onthuBlaain site Is a power to cart y I any measure which iliimiiLoiiiios mny declare for the pullli good Hbo In the noul of the pro hibition movement of tiod In the Cont tUmlun and more itKld Sunday laws Women are ULInc a more act he part sho continued In puhllo affnlrH than ever befortt and In political freedom will ever he the reeoreQ moral power 10 sustain good men in tholr best oudenvors In low ul the uroat poctn noiollstB and hIstorians nmoni women who cnn anoxtlon tho wisdom she width bring tntu the dlBcuBsion of the questions so IUZ i rlini to our tntrameii of today AH the prln ebtie of seX pervades our whole tnnrnl nnd In tellectual beinc wo cannot ho saId Uhtlmnto the added power that the flow and interflow of bruin forces would brine to buIlt men tutu women elevating anti Intensifying all the moral gontlments maklni tin perceptions clearer and tho judgment tttronucr As wrunen uliure the elements of eovnrrlcnty wisdom goodnesS and power iunlly wl h men who shall any that they uio nut reiidt tn i Biiuie the rlxht and dutlex folfROVurnmotit I I A Nickel IntbrHlot Company Incorpornted AIIIANY Fob aTI111 Automatic rhono graph Exhibition Company of Now York city was Incorporated III lie Secretary f of States ofllce today with capital stock of Sl000000 It Is formed to manufacture lanes use nud sell a ulckellntbeelot machine by moans of which the dropplnc of a coin in tho slot will operate a mechanism 1 which will entire a pbonoernph or Phonoftrni huraphoplioue to reproduce the Bound recorded upon Its oylln tier and niter such reproduction cuuee tho dlaphraum to return to Its original poeltlon The truotreB of the company aro 1ellx Units chalk William L Candee Thomas T 1 Fxkert ibalk Itlchnid W Stevenson Ictor K 1 Duiko John 01ratfuo and Janice MollnmL The Hchum to JeculUa Lotlcrlo OIIAND Foitus N fl1 Fob 8A message I hllll Just boon receIved by Chief Justice Corlo from Senator Wln hln at Dlcmnrck saving Tm lottery ochoine will I ho derated and you I one bet op it Jhu excItement running very 1 high on title Issuu I V OOOUUT TO SIR CUOKBO TAmmanjr tieD Help Him race the ETeKlne on the Fuld y und More Call at Mornlnc When tho btoamship Fulda started for Europe yesterday Itlubnrd Crokor and his throo son the eldest of whom Is 14 years old nero aboard Tho fog which overhung the river prevented sailing of tho big steamship nt 7 olloek tim usual timo and so Mr Crokers friends had one oxtrn half hour to remain with him Mr Crokor and his eons went on board on Friday nlcht A delegation of big Tam many men called nnd sat with Mr Croker until bed time Among the callers were Ed ward Murphy Jr Corporation Counsel Clark 1ollco Commissioner Martin Justice Voter Mitchell Iubllo Works Commissioner Gllroy LelcOhtT llolmo Idwurd B btukoB and Deputy t tnrnnur Jenkins Jir I trnkurs wife was waiting to bid him good morning and goodby when ho aroco you t rdny With lr8 color weie Brothor Jug tm 1rosident of thu Manhattan College and tile ttnv Father scullion Many loral other lugs huil nrrhoil antI they were piled UP on ono of the tables in the saloon Just bulnro tlio boll rang fortho visitors to go ashore lark coninilnioner lallup I 1 Warden lullon of llullovuo llnsiiltal Alderman Drown and unvernl others nf Mr Crokor irlends hur ilol on board and nhook hands with him Mr Ciokir looked careworn fill troubled He snld that ho did not feel well but that ho WIld bopetul of regaining complete health ut Curia bud The flrrgon Flood Hubildluc I POTlTIAXII Ore Fob BTho water In tho Vlllamettn Hlvor Is fulling rapidly and busi ness In the flooded districts U I again assuming Its normal condition Tho heaviest losers are I tho saw mill owner who suffered considerably by having logs and lumber carried away Many of the logs however have lodged along llio river i and It is thought cnn bo nn ed The Houtborn 1nclllu Comi uny is probably the heuvlnKt loser by reason of ftHUoutHon Its lint botnuun tiers nnd Ashland Ituporte ro celed from Cowl rMk Caflon say that u num ber of bridges have been washed out and BJT oral miles of truck either waihod away or coored by slides AdUies from points be tween tiers nnd llonouburu say that II num ber of small bildeos were washed out and the truck dcctrnyod In many plnies thoueh It Is tbought In tho Wlllnmetto Valley the road can Lft repaired u Miort time The Tnlou 1aolllo line Is snow blockaded be tween hero nud The Unties connection being made by boat Northern 1ucUlc traits are running on time IMottlns to Hula IIU Iluelneii CniOAOO Fob 8 Jeniindn Kallen an Or thodox Hebrew Is eulnu at Abraham Wllkns fur tllOOO for consplrncy to bluck list Kalli u antI deprive him of tho means of earning his living at Choonoer or Orthodox Jewish butcher Kntlon say that In 1387 bo became Involve In a dispute with some members of the Iougiegntlon and that Mlkus anti others called a meeting aud agreed to bo cott him feuding a notice of their action to all the or thodox HobrnwH In Chlongo and In fact all oer tlio world This Knllen says baiidamaeod him greatly and In coiiBuijuence his suit agaInst llkus ii l but ono of Beeral directed aitulnst the ftilocud ringleaders In the con spiracy Coriel Bfnueri OR tflrlke NEW HAVEN Feb aA tow days ago twentyfive of the corset maker of Mayor Birouia t Co quit work because of a reduction In pay This morning the reduction was mado to Include all the girls and women In the establishment ave thoso at the heads of the dltTerent depurtmentd As a result V25 gIrls rjult work They liato been making from 4 to 17 per week and the new cenle will reduce their wages 10 per cent 1 he girls held an In dlgriatlnn after quitting and atrcrd to stay together and light the cut down even If they Imve to go without eatlnff AS one girl ex pressed It Th lipp are still lu operation lIu the girls are badly needet L Till SVJJTllKASVnY Nor A CAKPKT STORK feddler IXeynoldHM tjnpplclona Circular Get Him Into Irlon A man who Mid ho was James Reynolds of 3S King street was sent to tho Island for six months by Justice Murray In the Harlem Court yesterday He was arrested br Officer line boll oUho Twentyseventh precinct the tech nical charge of peddling without a license A circular found on represented that ho was soiling expensive Carpets at remarkably low llguresbeiause the carprets had been Imported for exhibition at a fair In Boston Hay wood llrother woro named in the circular as the dealers in tho carpets and the address of the hiibTruisury building wua given as the add ress of the firm Justice Murray asked Koynolds how tho firm happened to seems a business place there The prionor xuld he bclloed he had a right to do business from any address lie was go Ing around In a wagon when arrested and wag sent to ho i bland bocauso ho la believed to be swindler A Ceniaor at DorUn Miiieam Mnnngor John H Doris will place on exhibi tion what li I termed an llybrldoui marvel at hli hlghth ATenufl Museum this wtck HU aicmthuman anlmAt llrlnjc half tItan anti half borM a being In blcti toe forinulloil of the body II onehalf naniau and the other UtchleUly etiiln II beiidcBiurtAklnK I equnlly of the man and hori e in l action ana dlspnslciun I Ttiti can tudOr II probably oni of thr most peculiar caprices that nature ha ever furuitbed ua and nut only riven rotor to nn old mythological tale but In I uf meat Interest as an anatomical study AmunK tnn ohm i attraction In the curio tiallt an Tens lirt cowgirl ihHrintiouter JurIeS ulooie the funny chlmpuDiee 511 Iornia and her troupe or trained bird and Me anl Him In a burleijiii boxinii inatcli VV Me 1 ii aeTeti fret lu height and welfht rift nine noun U I VV Him In I five heel all aihl welxhs glue punt 1110 I contrail between them makeiamott aniuilnronnteit I At bli ll 1 rl ni home kUnitner I porU wit J exhltjlt rharlri Cliff atone braer and Uronco John and Mi ojwbny ronventton aj the main featurea r1J hfitirly ite perforniancea at both homes will to lu accordance nltu the regular etaudard The Arlon Bluakem After witnessing a military drill by the Fl Dane Lobby Arrangement and otter commlttrri lbs guests of this Jolly Anna on the night of the mask bUd carnIval will be entertained by a erieiot lab lease 1 lie lint will bo an oiact rpreoU lon of the Council tOtem In I thus Anon cub bouie with the mate ten leateit around a able opt whlrh In I a hure uiinch bowl Hudtleniy 1rlnce Carnival bunts out nf the bowl to the conhiematlon of the deliberating mem er but utitiuoutly loin in the I dlirnimon and a mti in rerfeuttuf thejirocrauime to be performed at the i alt on Ihurnuay YOU J o itch rlll follow mure tablruuv parades an alleforlcal ipeotAele a Krand ballet sri other InlertttiuK features with the J i ireptlou uf unlr a few all the Wee aVers old a week ao Minor Ma brotlo hai chins of a portion of the seth arrant JtITiJ fiesta and tbe ballet lflor bo trranitcd by Tteuuure llabelman Attraction at tU Grand Museum Business at the Grand Museum on Grand street nekr the flowery continues lalliraclory and li I itekdlly on the increaie The Hit of attraction for the cnrrent I week li lengthy and good In the curio balle I frank anil Annie Howard tattooed people I Zuml JCV l Bfyitlan triune iiermuu Hose Ida Wtllama Sir die Trover und Ihlllou l i llluilon I I A Urine 1 lirath 5 will be tiie principal feature Armand and llavmuiid leorue Lawrence anfl keunedy and Larkeil will o cu Ir l the comedy noor and on Ibo lower nitre Urooklvn I iironjr Loy Jack yallun and Chicago a middle weIght chanplon Jaik Vile will par at recu ar Inlervali ferlormancel I11 Mao to liven by Harry Ihoinpione comedy coroi auy InoluOlur tiugh alit Unilioy I Ura Amaun Ceume Oracle Ed hanker and oIlier here a dourman4 lor Ton Ed Manning one of the now freaks at Worth A Ilubori falace Uuieuia tIll week U I a queer sort of a man Ills pIltr Is 1 OH eating Ho big been atli for Ibreo yean put and baa contracted for hit preient onrafoment to eat IS em per day To do this bo mnit oat aoveatoeD raw egg at eacb of r tbo ill obowa KlTeu daily at tho muouin He place I on a table before him aeronteon flMiei Into each ft which bo brealo aa en Then bo watio the contenta la rapid ouccoiiiun The sacred inn IIOMOO continue a leading feature at tho muslim They are beautiiul anlinalt aildo torn their W l aLb peculiar raarifuxa Tbe na e than ttn week will bo autlaluod llraclllan Flna elal Baroiaeler Very lAw The rate of foreign exchange In Brazil baa de clined withIn a few days from Ji to ft wild a tae lion to m t wbleb wee TOiterdayo quolatloo No poOh cal a ewi au bees retelted to expiate lao OtPpoUII COVNTLKHS 01FTS pan MISS fOWLER AU Host ot Thins Neat to 11cr for the Comfort or the Xeper or UolokaU Broker Robert F Downing who gave the tao of his warehouse at 63 and 65 Bearer street for Ibo temporary storing of contribu tions for Miss Amy Fowler who as Sister Hose Gertrude Is to spend her life among the lepers at Molokal Is astonished at tbo generous re sponse to Miss Fowlers appeal Large num bers of bundles big and little are received every day They come not only from this city and vicinity but from all parts of the country and contain a countless variety of articles ranging from needles and thread to old and new clothing and Including oven candy Large Bums of money are also received sea I terdityH contributions Included SlIJO In money I Stock llrokor George a Havens who 1r1lO 1 Miss 1owler a Hteln way piano Is hating a silver pinto engraved for It at Tiffanys with the word Hlstur Hose Oorrude Alias Fow Jcr I visited htelimaya yesterday and saw Mr Hattnsa gift for the first time She was de lighted with It Through tho kindness of Mr E Hawley tho Now York neon t of theKouthern Jaolllo Itullroad the piano will bo forwarded to San Francisco free of charge Amuaemcnts In Brooklra The Gondoliers will performed by John EleUon company tlili week at Col Mnni Park Theatre Tun Sos liaa I already Jncnbid the generally excellent nature of the performance The uncrri now at tie Criterion will present Three Black bats Manngor Kdwlu Atwoll deserve credit for firing to the reildtnli of the Hill gout I light opera Tie company numbers Ihlrtyflre many of whom vtere iren at lie Criterion in a protracted l season of opera two yean ass and who won favor at that tim orge v I lion i jhlinilreli will be at the Criterion Ibe atre next 5 eel Tilt iiulrty Theatre announce Ollletti World on heels commencing tomorrow attirnoon Tho 111 tell rurally of cjrclti a head ike company In I novel and dintoiili trick hey are tire In the family and of the lade I it li laid that they elcelln their work Krnnard d llrandou end Kennarl rl o I Iuncan ilarnard and Senile Macart trapeze performinf don Jamee Xrltton the i anthill the Miteri KoDlni and tbe La tellr Urotheri are on Iho M I t U 1 hTani and lloey wltb their company of fan maker rda will bold forth t at the Amphlnn I in V A Iarlor Match Altboutfhihn farce has been aeen for oeveral nuone pail ret like all of llort i alter play It I adinlta nf new I eprclalilei longs and dance therefore baa the pecu lir merit of alwajt apuearlni fresh Huulo Kreuob will lay her ordinal partof IntuKrnt Jrui f ara IoMktJ ele Saber torweri I V t Baker and I arron a dialect coaedlau of atlllty will bo 111 K Jeubi Brooklyn Tneatre In two roneltei peculiarly adapted 10 hie eec rl n1r IIr utility He will present lie Vmltrant I 10b the week ant l Ibe remainder will be dieted to Chris an4 Lena TIlt plat win bo minuted arprnprlately and tbo oupporllnf eouipiny It I said 10 be emclent r I At ibe I Grand Opera Home Maria Walnwrtrht will make her rine production uf Twelfth M Iht which was risen with marked inccti at lie Illlh Avenue Ihfttre this city recently Ipp p Cailno will tare a concert aa usual thli etenlnir and a variety bill for the week Tboiuaa V Keene will hold forlu at his Leo Avenue Academy In standard playa letluolnf tumor t ow evening wltb Uiula t V ulTulent to Girdling the Earth Time I The steamers of the North German Lloyd lIne 01 Crimea traversed In let Ie tbeio distances On the line between Bremen and New York 726041 mlln between Bremen and Baltimore I aoittti i between I l r Db r Uriniin ana Sooth Amihoa bSlsu between Bremea and oaitern Ala iwiluw betven Bremen and Ana trail 441150 between llouf Kooi and lapin 4IJOI lieiween Ujdnejr and Baaoa Hilia between Urlndlal and Ton Bald t9 u a total r iwuu 7 BnjUab mlloa I BOHEMIAN ARTISIH HVPFBB The American Water Color Society Bk Talcatlne NIght EntertaUment 01 The annual ontortainmcnte given by the American Water Color Society at the Acade to my of Design are always Interesting Two years ago the society gave a Venetian banquet Last year Its costume reception was tbe most brilliant affair of tbe Benson This year on the evenIng of Feb 14 the society will give a Bo homlan artistssupper In the south gallery of the Academy which will be uniquely decor ated by the artists of the society Covers will bo laid for 100 The menu cards will bo valen tines In watercolors prepared by tbe members of the foclety of course The doom of the ban quet room will be guarded by two big colored men In Bedouin dress each carrying an enor V mous solmltar The waiters will the In cos tume All the preparations for the service of V tho ttupter save the actual cooking will b mado in the banquet room The roasts and game will its carved there and the wine will be kept there In great coolers Ibe preparations for UIII supper are under the direction of Mr F Hopklniton hnilth J V O llrowii the wMlknowo artist and 1renldent of the American Water Color iBoclet will tire side The guests at the Venetian bamiuot two years ago wore men eminent In the proleoolopi and lln public life The guests this year will be from the artistic professions lteprn entatUo dramatists outliers musldans actors paint orb sculptors architect and decorators have been Invited The connoisseurs will alto bo reprpiiented Among the guebts will be lllcb ard Mannrield Valter Unmrosoh Joceph Kep pier Murk Twain Itlobard Hunt AuKUotu V lit L Oauden J H Hartley Huqford Whit John Drew Daniel UunUn tonfiad hen U lfarQuUld olGA

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